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P:esident-Bishop Alex. Walters.
vice Presidents-Bishop A.; Grant, Bishop
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EGkSTElN NORTON UNIVERSITY


CANE sPR'No. sultrrr COUNTY. ~.
"tnds.tsi;, training will set % motion Ton she.s
REV, WIN. J. sIMMON.I D. D. 1lD
|so-founder and f-st ChaaooSx
- THE LOCATION.
Pho 1ckstsin Norton University 10 situated q Co
Spring, KY, twenty mine mills from Louisville. KyA
9ne Of the most healthy and quiet set,lernents il q
sss:s-ths county being whss h1n = rsohaeses
s On o IT, Iii gich, rolling iand 70 CO =
dss BY mountain sseazs dashi2g miniature c..at.c
city s se from the unhe.lthy sdaetioas and alla.s
II
'-~ -~Are % prepare Tor an active life.
,NCPARTMEN
as; S S::s::5 $:t'"s En-
A nsenls,r PP0Of1tng, B B1sis eolsh
~ Work shops IL Woods end Metals,
feSssssHs ID e 81 a 1sRs WIZ %ssns'
Musical Conservatory.
The above departments under competent prosss.
s:aeSs: .5sy ss:ss Es:I hail rom 9ss15e, ho:.s
ssso sns osI q
institutions. . '' ~ '
may ssaSy ~Sss mos. desirable ssVs 81 q any st:s
recruit their health finances and return LSmps6
!: the posa s
work in all departments.
TERMS:
RoAxd fuel, tuition and washing, per oath
studsn;s may entea 1t any time in the year.
HEkP ron srvpEsirs.
Deserving students may have the privilege Of exta
reduction in proportion to the work they willing
DO. We ask patronage not only account of 1o1
rate but account of the high character Of t
work done. Our accommodations are frst-class ank
o6ezed alike to both saxes. -
Persons route to Cane Spring, Ky., via Loosvlla
may End free accommodation No 52/ Laurel o1gDe
Louisville, Ky.
Torcatalo CUES and all business address the Prssne
aEv. G. II. PARRISH. A. H.. :
CANE SPRiaao. 0R
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EuuEATI1HAL..
CANNON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

kxlAlYA. ODoD61A.
ANS AND METHODS
- ain q this school y to - practical ~ :
II holpanG nsa toward s1eeees in tie MINISTRY
IL eoo1Do q study - broad aAd sAetical; ~
heah ~ hilh; it, work 10 thorough IT, ~ AAbr
~ fre0h, Gy0ts1atic, clear sad simrtk
COURSES OF STUDY,
n rsgul3 Course Of Study seespAos AsSat
years, I'D eovoes the lines Of work in The svss1e
1spaxtusats Of theological instruction Isua1sa
DaI1Hel in IL Leading theological seniRAdss .
~ e0unNy.
ExOENsEs AND AID.
1uatisa and loen-rsnt are iroe. The sp~<
neota fer stadeAts ase plainly furnished. 6oa
SDaEd en- - had for seven aoliazs per no0GA
DailAings heated b steam
Ail iron loans without interest, ana g1fss
friends, 0o graDtad - deserving students Who 4
thslr utmost in the line Of seh help. No yount
~ with gEaes, gifts, and energy, need b d.
19ivsd Of fho advsntagss now opened TO HIN y
this Seminary. FoF fortAsr particulars address
,Ha1bR a. = ..-'.
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National Council Sets Apart Friday,
: June 2, for This Purpose.
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CANE SPRiNo. 8vItrrT COUNTY, ~.
Industrial training will set % motion thoxst
Whee0.0 ".
REV. WIN. J. eyMMoNsi D. D., LID
fco.founder and Erst Chaaoo.Sf
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

ton in those regions indeed the struggles or
men with the everlasting icepacks form the man
part of the history of South Po!ar exploration
In his first voyage Ross forced his way through
a pack two hundred miles in breadth. and In
the following year he found this same pack IN
creased to eight hundred miles on this occasion
1t cost him just eight weeks Of the short southern
summer to force his way through. Part or me
way he proceeded in novel fashion. with the
Erebus lashed 20 one side Of a small berg ana
the Terror to IT,. other. This method succeeded
we'll for the berg caught both the wind ana
the deeper currents and forced way among
the lesser junks Of ice but when a storm arose
some time later this method of procedure had
TO be abandoned Then the fragments or ice
In ceaseess commOtion carried away the rud-
ders Of both ships. but after innumeraDle dan-
gers and hardship. including being cons'antiy
butted about by the floating ice ike a tootpai.
i'm n Scrimmage he eventually gained the OlHct
=, de where he found a clear sea. 1t was on TINS
same voyage thai the Erebus and the Terror
coHtlcd in the night while trying TO aVoi Il
rg Immediately ahead. The ErepuS, pe'|
disabled, was for some time in great danger or
being altogether wrecked upon the cllils o1 the
berg. but at least succeeded in drawing OF.
D'TJrvillcs gallant battles with the icepacK
were worthy of that heroic Frcnchinan. On MS
first voyage h. entered a dense pack in LATITUDE
t3 degrees south the whole field glstenilg IKE
alahaster in the bright sunlight lie tii'1 10
force his ship through. but got h'nnlntu III uul
inc the night Whrn to make matters worse
, aale arose and hr describes his ShlpS as prlhS
lie two stays in a high-walled park pursueI
by relentless dogs in the shape Of fragments Oh
ice The snow came on, and the Shlps "ei'
buttcd and shaken by the battery ot HoatihS
iccbocks till he had To choose between pehlE
iammed and showed up in the thick OF II or
making a dash for the open sea. ChooS nS the
latter course he cut his way out win levers
and saws at the rate of miie in ten hourS'
Tho American Wilkes also suffered severely IN
the cepacks. one Of his ships the PcacocK'
being completely cebOund in latitude 80 degrees
south II was at this time that ne touhu soil'
hcyvlders on tire top Of A berg and guessed they
had come direct from the great Antarctic Con
tinent In the same latitude Svend Foyn eH-
pedition in 1896 was completely icebound for a
fortnight in a pack five hundred miles III
breadth. ..b
Tho dangers Of these belts Of ice. coupled WIN
the terrible risk of running into berss III the
heavy fogs which frequently obscure tne Sgutn-
ern seas make the conditions OF South folar
exploration almost overwhelming even for
modern ship equipped with steam anu oIne, ,
recent advantages What the difficulties must
have been To Ross. who had to explore without
steam. can be- imagined. And when one THINKS
of C,antain Cook who had not even an zee
fortified ship like those of Ross. one feeis pound
TO a, cord to him the title of the greater h"'i
cato the world has seen.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
A LETTER From UGANDA.
SIR HENRY NJ STANLEY HEARS FROM KIzITo.

SIR HENRY NJ STANLEY HEARS FROM KIZITo'
From The London Times.
Sir f. NJ. Stanley. NJ. p. yesterday received an
Interesting letter from Zakaria KiZto Kangao.
Regent of Uganda, Of which the following is a
translation: , ;
ITO my much beloved Of grea: honor ana sir.
nv ther in much love, Chief Stanley, VINO mas
honor thanks for my letter which you wrote TO
me on December II. 1898. as you had just got
off your bed Sir that-to rise from your bed on
two occasions to write to me-makes your love
70 me apparent. Well. sir, thanks for telling me
the many works you DO. Sirs. well Done pc
cause it is the trouble taken by the parent that
makes the child fat Because 1t Is the care
taken by England which delivers us Baganda.
and the other lands guarded by England. Weli'
then we pray much to God because he is IN the
midst Of your deliberations as you take couhsel
in much love 10 guarl rs who are in Buganda
Well done to understand the words | wrote 70
you about the Soudanese. and you replied ana
understood the whole matter we'll. understood
well what you told me about the English who
called the Soudanese faithful and Il UNDERSTOOD
about your love which is warm TO me ana 20
all Buganda. And, sir. although you are unable
really 10 see me with your eyes. know you are
with me in spirit. and with all the Baganda ana
Buganda.
I'm our conversation we speak very much Of
YOU to this effect Master Stanley loves US very
much. because he told our friends, who teach. to
send people to preach TO US the nam Of
Christ our Saviour Well then, sir you have
told me these things. viz: To hold fast - God
yes because the laws Of God teach the fooilsh
ami give light TO the eyes and to fear Cod WIS
dom Where they the laws) commenced there.
when work. God will help me. and to obey the
Parliament Of tie English Queen and those who
-ank near her in honor, as | do We'll. then.
tnank God Almighty because the great enemies
of Buganda and Of the English and Of the re-
Igions Of GCd. God has given them into our
hands Mwanga. who King Of Buganda and
Kabarega. who was King of Bunyoro. our friends
the English soldiers. who guard Buganda and
Bunyoro. routed them and caught them both,
and princes to the number of twelve were caught
has Gtyhf hax, 10
and killed about thirty people, and on our side
five Indian and two Baganda were killed. Well
we shall find much peace. because the enmity
INJURIES most which comes from the mist within
the country itself. our deeds which we per-
formed with Captain Fowler and Colonel Coles
to Bilal Amin. captain Of SOudanese, you have
heard before in the English letters. and Captain
Fowler has returned some time ago to Europe.
Well then, my great friend and father in very
much love salute for Mrs. Stanley. my
mother and my little brother. Denzil. and the
other children. My wife. Elizabeth KiZito. and
The children of my brother. and my people sa-
lutte you. Salute your wife and children for u.s.
Well may the Lord make the light of his coun-
tenance shine you. Again. sir. farewell. |,
your favorite child ZAKARIA KIZITO.
Regent. Uganda"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Professor Jebb has explained with much
plausibity the reasons why authors work well
in London. There is something he says. in
the intellectual and spiritual atmosphere OF a
great centre Of national life which exerted a
favorable influence on intellectual study and
had a stimulating and bracing effect. The cen
traty" Of tone. which was the opposite OF pro-
vncialism tended to preserve what easily
lost in academic shadcs-a due sense of proper
ton and a consciousness of the relative value
of things.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Mr.. Richard Whiteing the author or mo D
John Street" is at work upon a new novel-and
also upon a series OF papers for an American
magazine.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29
To lie Distributed at tn. Fair.

Mr.. c. K, Stiyers ia preparing to pub.
lish at an early day an artistic brochure
descriptive OF tina Mesilla valley. II will
contain a comprehensive write.up OF the
agricultural and horticultural Resources
OF the valley, tina mineral riches OF the
bordering mountains, the climatic, edu-
cationBl and hOme-building advantages
81 he locality, and all will be embelished
nv numerous hne half tone engrayings.
Several thousand copies OF the booklet
will bs printed and they will be circu.
lated ~ the Albuquerque fair, stacks OF
them will be left ~ the hotels, dspOta,
railroad ticEet Ouice4, etc, In III pasO,
and q considerable number will he sent
out boy home people TO friends In the east
ant elaewhere. Knowing Mr. stiy6rs'
capability IA o descriptive writer, and
his wide eygerienoe IN tina line OF Illus.
traipd work, the Republican Ia assured
that he will give the Mo-ills valley a
showing up by pen ami picture such "a
viii result IN great good In directing ihe
attention 0f the world 70 this favored
sectiOn.-RiO Grande Republican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29

NOR RtNT-Lovely. cool rooms: also
l. rooms for light housekeeping over post
office reasonable rates,
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Tin and copper work. whitney Com
pany.
Roomsto rent-for light house keeping.
Futrelle.
Did you ever get such bargains az
Rosenwald's are now sellingp | never
did.
Springs-woven wire and coil steel
steel-for iron aud wooden beds at Flu
trelle's.
Look into Kleinwort's market on north
Third street. He has the incest fresh
meats In the CITY.
@. A. Grande, 305 north Broadway, fine
liquors and cigars. Fresh lime for sale.
Furnished rooms for rent.
The best place for good, Juicy steaks
and rossts and all kinds OF meats, kept
In a first class market. at Kleinworts'.
We received u new shipment OF Japa.
nese and China mating. Albert Faber,
successor TO May Il Faber, Grant build.
ing.
Table linen. napkins. towels and towel
Ing In all grades and our prices are
right. Albert Faber. successor TO May X
faber, Grant building.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29

WANTkD-A good dry goods man and
~ ,cCntatur. good references required.
X scnvald Bros
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29

FOR RkNT-Four room house, furnished o
unfinished, 5l3 south Thiru street. In,
quire AT bt7 south Trird street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29
A BIG NINE,
A Property On the Ortiz Ready for E.ten-
siye work.

A Property On the ortiz Ready for Exten-
siys work.
Il. h. BiyOt. q prominent st. Louis at
torney, IL here to-day Ell route home after
inspecting the property Of the Ortiz Min.
ing company In south Santa Fe county,
where the celebrated Ortiz mine, now be-
ing worked by Lis company, IL located
says the New Mexican. Tomorrow the
new ten stamp mill OF the company will
begin active operations.
The mine IL one OF the oldest in the
southwest and WAS worked by the
Spaniards and Mexicsns for hundreds OF
wears, IL down i25 feet and there is about
10000 tons OF gold bearing ors. running
all the way from D. to tl5 per ton. In
sight. The force now employed on the
mine numbers about forty. The stock
holders are all st. Louis people and
there Is no stock for sale, the holders
being we'll satisfied with returns. There
IL enough ore on hand TO run the new
stamp mill several months, but Dc gelOp-
ment work and taking out ore continues
steadily.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29
SHERIFF GEORGE CURRY.
Rough Rider Captain Goes to Manila as
Lieutenant.

Captain George Curry, sheriff OF 0tero
county, who has been in the city several
days, was officially notified yesterday
h ~ he had Oeen appointed u second
lieutenant OF the cavalry regiment now
forming In the Philippines OF discharged
volunteers,
Captain Curry has been z for a
soldiers life ever since Rooseyelt's regi-
ment was mustered out OF service, and
when the notice OF his appointment came
IL did not take him long to make up his
IN nd about the matter, and he promptly
wired his acceptance.
He will resign ~ sheriff OF 0tero
county within the next few days, but Ii
Ia not yet known who will be appointed to
succeed him.
Captain Curry's appointment was
largely due to the influence welded by
Governor Otaro and Roosevelt. both Of
whom are Curry's warm personal friends.
He IL the only officer appointed to the
new regiment from this country, all the
others having been selected from among
the troops now In the field.
Captain Curry has not yet received
orders TO join his command. lie hopes
to be able TO take along a number OF re.
cruits who have applied TO him for enlist
ment and has wired to the department
for the necessary permission. He left
for Alamogordo 10 day, but will return
In a short time and IL will not be many
days before he starts for Manila.-El
Paso Herald.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29
Ise supsnrs nunJ,
what Was Bene B.fcfs TEai sOit Al TIC
Capital Ye<tefd.y

what Was bene Bstofs Thai s0at Al u,
Capital Yesterday.
Options were handed down in the FOL.
lowing cases by the supreme conrt yes.
terdsy:
The Alliance Assurance company,
plaintiff In error, No. 76l, vs.. Bartlett X
Tyler. defendants In error. Error from
district court OF Valencia county Judg.
ment affirmed with 10 per cent damages,
X. W. ID. Bryan and 81 lvesterG. vii.
liams attorneys for plaintiff In error.
Childers X Dobson, attorneys for defend.
ant In error.
The Traders Insurance COMPANY.
plaintiff in err or. No 1852. W.. BartI II 4
Tyler, defendants In error. krrorofrom
district court OF Valencia county. Judg.
ment affirmed with 10 per cent penalty.
X. ". ID. Bryan and Sylvester @. Williams.
attor neys for plaintiff In error; Childers
n DO bson, attorneys tor defendants In
error.
Territory OF New Mexico ex rel. John
A. Lee, executor. appellee, No. 7s2, vs..
Frank A. Hubbell, probate Judge, appel.
liant. Appeal from district court OF Rpr.
nalillo county. Judgment reversed and
cause remanded, with instructions 10
dismiss the writ OF m a1dsmus and re-.
mand the cause to the probate court. A.
Is. Mchillen. attorney for defendant;
Neill b. Field, attorney for appellee.
First National Bank, plaintiff In order.
No. 1888. va. Lesser n Lewinson, defend.
ants In error. Error to district court OF
Bsrnalillo county. Judgment reversed
and cause remanded for new trial. A. B.
NJ cSillin, attorney for plaintiff In error;
Childefs " Dobson, attorneys for defend.
ant In error.
John X. Goblin ct al. plaintiff in error,
No. 173, Va. Charles b. k0hlhousen at al,
in error. Error to Colfax
Judgment affirmed. Twitchell
aud Reid, attorneys for plaintiff Ia error:
Jones n Springer. attorneys for defend
ants In error.
Ia the case OF the Rio Grande Irrigs.
ton and Colonization company, plaintiff
In error, vs.. Charles II. 6ildersleeye, de-.
In error. mandate from the gu.
preme court Of the United States dismiss
Ing writ Of error filed.
n. b. Field applied for q writ OF habeas
In behalf OF the defendant In the
Ease OF the Territory w. h. q. Wilson,
The matter will be argued TO day.
Opinions were handed down in three
cases appealed from the district
'ourt OF Lincoln county Two decisions
" the lower court we're reversed and one
sustained.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29

special Correspondence.
Madrid. N. NJ, Aug. 2s.-Madrid people
are In the grasp Of the hottest weather
ever experienced here. the heat the past
few days being almost unbearable.
The home OF Felix Murphy was glad
dened the 10Th by the arrival OF a girl
baby who tipped the beam at twelve
pounds. Mother and little one doing
we'll.
Some Of our bicycle riders are prac.
ticing with a view OF entering the lists
at the Albuquerque fair, and ~ we have
some scorchers. would advise the cyclists
OF the metropolis to look TO their laurels,
Several OF Madrid's OLD boys we're down
from Dolores and Golden Sunday aud re-
port things booming at those places.
A Madrid lady was highly elated a few
days ago, thinking she had captured the
original kissing bug, and displayed her
nncsnny- looking captive In a glass case:
but on learning that Il was only an
onrey, long legged fiycatcher, her disgust
may be better imagined than described,
and the kissing bug IL running loose yet.
The Rose Stillman company completed
a three-night engagement on Saturday
night and are voted q success. They
treated our little town to an entertain.
ment OF clean fun which W. shall long
remember with pleasure, and should the
company ever decide to visit us again
they will be sure OF q hearty welcome.
rAn
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29
AIDED BY MRS. PINKHAM,

Mrs. W. T.. PAXTON, youngstown,
North Dakota, writes about her strug.
gle 10 regain health after the birth OF
her little girl;
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM;-It Is with
pleasure that / add my testimony 10
your list, hoping that II may induce
others TO avail themselves OF your val.
liable medicine.
"After the birth OF my little girl,
three years ago, my health was very
poor. l had leueorrhna badly, ard "a
terrible bearing-down pain which
gradually grew worse until l could do
no work. Also had headache nearly
all the time, and dizzy feelings. Men
situations were very proiuse, appear.
ing every two weeks.
"Itook medicine from a good doctor,
bat II seemed 20 do no good. / was
becoming alarmed over my condition,
when | read your advertisement in a
paper. ! sent at once for a bottle OF
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and after taking two-thirfs OF
the bottle | felt So much better that l
send for two more, Ai,er using three
bottle . ieIt a. strong and we'll as any
one,
~ think II Is the best medicine Toy
female weakness ever advertised, and
recommend II 10 every lady | meet SUIT
fering from this trouble"
Maternity is a wonderful experience
ana many women approach 1t wholly
unprepared Childbirth under RICH,
conditions need not terrify women.
The advice Of Mrs. Pinkham Is freely
offered 10 all ~eNpcctant mothers, and
her advice Is beyond question the mOsl
valuable % DO obtained. II Mrs. Pax
ton had written 10 Mrs. Pinkham DO
tore confinement she would have beer
saved much suffering. Mrs. Pinkhams
address is Lynn, Mass.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29

A. she schools al oVss the vest spms.
tnlhs that sley cen ,sFr k0hat wish
them, something tina, will secisf thsbi In
the hat,le for existence. While n knowl.
eye OF books and the accomplishments
OF modern ctv.lis,tion are desirable AZ.
junct4 TO the homs life, yet the mandate
oy the sweat OF Thy brow shalt thou earl
thy bead, applies 10 tbs red mn ~ welt
rs the white nan
When asked concerning the present
superintendent. Inspector Mcdonnell said:
HE appears to be capable and energetic
aud is no doubt doing all he a under
the circumstances, but what the school
needs Is more industries rather than
more books" Mr.. Mcconnell will leave
this evening. for Santa Fe, to visit the
agency mt school located at that point.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29
Ration Aldermen IN Troubie.

Mayor NJ. b. Stockton. Alderman ". W
Twyman, John Coyle. T. +. McAulinf
John Orrin, +. z. Conton and Juan Pa.
checo. OF Ration, have been summoned
before Chief Justice Mills at Las Vegas.
to show cause why a writ OF msDdamus
issued by the court was not obeyed. The
writ had commanded the Ration board OF
aldermen TO make q levy Of 2 mills for
water purposes, In addition TO the2 mills
alresdy made for that purpose. The
board made the levy. but added II TO the
levy for all purposes, making It ~ mills,
which exceeds the legal limit, instead OF
reducing some other levy 2 mills and
keeping within 10 mills. Alderman
Dwyer and Thompson, who opposed the
IL mill levy. are excepted from appear
ing before the court.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-29

nor RENT Furnished rooms With privi.
lege of bath; entire furnishings new and
the bet; prices reasonable. Mrs. T.. Cecil, 3i7
west Silver avenue.