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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-01

On diamonds. watches. &C.. or any
good security; also on household goods
stored with me; stricly confidential.
Highest cash prices paid for household
goods. T. A. wHITTEN,
ia Gold avenue.
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The Jemez Hot Springs stage
leaves Fl ON the First street stables
every Monday at S o'clock a. m.
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Drop In Bicycles,

On and after August rs. 1900. the we'll
known line OF Columbia wheels viii sell
as follows:
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Here is good tip. Go to Me-
lima & Eakin's Yellowstone bar
tonight, and sample their free
chill con carnt lunch.

The usual appetlzlng free lunch at
the White Elephant tonight. Some
thing extra good has been prepared.
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LOAN OFFICE.

Hot free lunch at the White Ele-
phant tonight.
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B0Ienlan News.

=, nc Hcatil angel visited the home of
MIR. j. y. Tribble last Saturday after
noon anu took out Of that home Il sweet
iittlc babe OF only five months. The
family has the sympathy Of the com
Mr.; /. 0. Bradbcrry, our clever mcr-
cnaht, has rcmodclcd his store room,
"iiic'i add, much 10 ilINscif ana Gus
toners.
Mr.. J. l.. O. Marctt is erecting "a neat
little cottage on his farm, which adds
much to his premises.
Mrs. &. w. Marrtt hH; been suffer
inE with rising. but i better at this
writing.
oar clever uI..! most esteemed citi-
zen, Maior G.. ". ,Iaictt, who has
been suffering from Il fall ever since
lasi FEBRUARY, IS much improved.
day iol the t:rccnviIlc Female Collryc.
Mr.. -. j. Barton entered tllc Fair
l'lay High School last MOnla,
Misses Lula and Walic Shelton. of
Alpine. were the guests of the Misses
Jolly last fourth Sunday.
Mr; Conner Edwards, OF Shoal Creek,
Ga, Mr.. kccls Marctt. Misses Alice
ana Johnnie Smith, Of Fair Play, were
ilc guests Of he Misses Barton last
fourth Sunday.
-'lOUIlCc anu TWO Chill
rcn, or !endlctOn, visited the family of
Mr: l. -. Dalrynplc last week.
Air. Robert Bowie, Of Iva has been
'i3itinE III our community recently.
Dr: j. K. Heller, who has been attend
ing the Medical College in Tennessee,
returned home Il few days ago. We
are always glad to welcome him back
win his smiling face. john is sure IL
hustler, and will make his mark where
ever he goes.
Mr.. j. a. =. Barton and son, Sumptcr,
went to Anderson last Friday on bust
ness.
Mr.. john Sullivan, one of Alpinc's
hustlcrs,. has been renping hay in this
community for the last week.
From the way one Of Alpine's young
gents passes up the road, we think the
wedding bells will soon ring. Watch
Mr.. j. w. Eskcw was in oui little
burg last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.: &. W. Jolly visited home folks
last Saturday and Sunday. Come back
again, George, we are always glad to
have you.
Mcssrs. j. y. Bolcman, Willie Grom-
cr and Miss Ma.itle CrOmcr, of Alpinc.
visited the fanlily of Mr.. j. A. l.. bar,
ton last Sunday
Mr.. John Sullivan and Miss Flora
I}olcman visited the Misses Mahaffcy
last Sunday VIOLET.
Oct. 9Th, 1900.
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Arctic FunI1Iat.erS.

There is Mt least one new thing under
the sun which shines upon TIE sea of
circus tents, and that is Capt. Wood
wards really famous and only school
of trained Alaska Sea Lions and Seals,
which this season form one of the cx-
elusive and unique features among the
thousand and onc attractions Of the
Consolidated Great Adam Forcpaugh
and Sells Brothers menagcTics, circus
cs and hippodromcs, to pitch their can
vases in Anderson on Monday, Oct. 81.
When the exceedingly wild aud tinid
nature Of these strange Arctic amphi-
bia l.; considered, coupled with the fact
that they are provided with tlippcrs
only to supply the place Of hands and
!"ct, their performances are absolutely
marvellous and trench closely upon the
i;icrc;i;bic. That sncil necessarily
clumsy creatures on land have been
successfully taught to drill, pitch,
catch, play upon different musical in
strimcnts, sing and initiate many 9th
or human acts and arts almost surpass-
cs belief, but that they dO so is attest
cd by the press Of New York, in which
city they continuously drew big and
delighted crowds.
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zdfiinc News.

'Kcd leaves arc falling, falling from
inc trees, the signing winds are calling
farewell to summer breeze" This is
what we felt the past week during tho
little gale. The cool days made us feel
that Jack Frost was close approach
There was All unusually large crowd
at Little River last Sunday. Our pas
from Prov: 26:23. Mr. Moore is a great
worker in his field, and we hope he will
soon bring our church back to where
she once was. The Sunday School is
gradually increasing. The LESSONS are
made SO interesting by tho pic orial
illustrations.
Our farmers keep talking about their
sliort crops and yet they still keep
surprised to know how much they have
made from their short crops when the
harvest is ended. Some OF them arc
gathering up their corn preparing for a
good old time shucking."
The health of the vicinity is good at
this writing.
Mrs. Sophrona Martin and children,
OF WatertOwn, Fla, who have been
visiting i'll and around Zariinc for tho
past two months, returned home Mon
day.
MIR. K. A. Dranyon and daughter,
Miss leslie, left Friday for Campo,
bella, 5. Z; The former goes to see his
sister and the latter to take charge of
thc primary and music department in
the Graded School Mt that place.
MT. Hugh Bowen attended the Fair
III Atlanta last week
Or. and Mrs. Bowen, of Bolton, spent
Friday with the formers parents at
Mr.. Jim Kay, of Annie, was in this
community last week.
Miss Lcssic Fisher, of Abbeville,
who, has been elected teacher of the
Little River school. came up ON q short
visit last week. We congratulate tho
patrons for securing the service of such
iii amiabic iniy. Miss Fisher will
commence her school about the 18th Of
October.
Miss Zcnobia Wclch, one Of Ander-
sons most accomplished young ladies,
spent week before last in our section.
Mr.. j. ID. Carwilc and daughter, Miss
Leila, of IOnca Path, spent Sunday
here with friends. JACK.
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LowndesyiIIe Locals.

Mr.. l.. j. Moorhcad, who is an opera
tor at Chester, WAS here ono day ii It
week with his mother, Mrs. Annie T..
Moorhcad. Mr.. Edwin M0olhead is
now in Chester with his brotltr, hav-
ing some time ngn accepted q position
rs salesman with the Jones dry goods
Co.
Mr.. Lewis G.. Bell will be found with
the new merchant ut Abbcville, Mr.. G..
w. PollikOff, where he will be glad to
serve any OF his Lowndcsvillc friends
when ot the County seat.
The hunting horn and the. baying of
many dogs are heard nightly now,
tcstifying that "'possum and tatcrs"
still are drawing cards. The sports
men generally are rejoicing over the
fact that the close season will soon be
over, and they may make havoc among
the partridgcs, which arc very numer-
Gus and in good condition. Clean up
your gun in readiness for the first of
November.
Mrs. George IBaskin and little girl
have returned from Chicago, where
they, in company with Mrs. Edwards,
of Abbevillc, had been paying nm ex-
tended visit to Mrs. Gregory.
Mr.. Henry B. Allen has gone back to
the Augusta Medical College on his
second year's course. Mr.. j. LINDSAY
Fenncll is ut the same institution,
having decided not to return to the
Charleston Medical College, which he
attended last year.
The Epworth League held its first
meeting for about three months at Mr..
j. Il. Latimer's residence on Monday
evening, two weeks ago. The attend
anco was good, and it is hoped, now
that cool and pleasant weather has re-
turned, that we will have stronger
and more enthusiastic League than
ever. MCDAv,D HORROR.
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lola Clippings.

Nothing new, Mr.. Editor, since you
heard from me last. Of importance.
Hiss Aldic Mcclellan was the well
come visitor Of her cousin, Miss Beulah
Holder. Miss Addie is one Of William
StOn's bells.
The cropsa arc nearly all gathered and
sold for 10 cents.
Mr.. w. A. Holder went to Elbcrton,
Ga, during tho week OF the Carnival.
He reports Il fine timc and said he met
plenty of pretty girls.
Misses jamie and Lessie Wilson have
been confined to their beds for several
days, but we are glad to say are better
at this writing.
Mr.. S. 4. IIutchison. oI Elberton.
Ca, has been visiting his son and
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Holder and Mr..
James llutchsOn. Come again, Uncle
Sam. yon arc always welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. james buchanan arc
having fever. We wish them II speedy
restoration to health.
Some time ago Miss Florence Rice,
accompanied by her two brothers, visi-
ted friends in lola
Mr.. Editor, there has been lots of
trouble about our roads. and | diden't
! mean to offend no one mt MI, but we
| think 1T right for every one to help, so
we humbly beg pardon.
Mr.. j. Nj. Horton has the finest pOta-
to patch iD the country that we have
seen.
hirs. Or. w. S. iintchison's little
Daby, Edith. is just getting over very
| severe burn.
Mr.. E. j. buchanan is erecting now
| dwell; ;g.
Mcssrs. Claude and Cline Harris have
been having chills, but arc better
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Harris spent Sun
day with their brother -in-law, Mr.
Will Mcclellan.
Mrs. Nellie Hunter has been spendin,
awhile with her daughter, Mrs. j. +
Wilson. NJ. G. HOLDER.
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Autun 1 en,s,

1t is in no why our intention to
fattcr, Mr.. Editor, but we must say
shat THE INTi:i.LiuENCEE his ono or
two correspondents who are improv-
ing in the art of writing every week
Some never think of trying to write,
and others from tho very futility of
their minds never try to. 1t is the
highest injunction of the benign stat
ntes that we develop to the highest de-
| gree possible every organ and faculty
; that has been committed to our charge.
1t becomes evident from every day
life that the development of the mind
Is the highest attainment in the reach
OF man. knowledge is power. SO. al
so, tho mind is the power of men.
Aud this power is not spontaneous;
even SO great Il man as Solomon dclib-
serately set his whole being and forces
ito find out knowledge and the ways Of
wisdom. Indeed. God has 80 ordered
nature that an unnecessary product will
not be maintained. A mind. IN organ,
that will not work will not be charac
terized. There are many who may use
nhstrepcrcns ovntions in displaying
the splcndor of their school taught in
tcllects, but to the trained observe,
all such is rs the tinkling of cymbals
Oh, that many of us had the mcamS OF
rcaching the mental and moral instruc.
ton that we SO greatly need. and that
others would avail themselves Of tho
obsolesccnt privileges that pass sc
rapidly. But let not all rest upon tho
mind. The hands, the voice, the feet
should all respond to duty.
Ii was our delightful privilege to bt
one of the recipients of very deep ant
thoughtful sermon delivered by Rev
j. F. Singleton at Lebanon last Sun
day. Mr.. Singleton is truly !, deer
thinker He has thnt divine power o
thrilling and animating the souls O
men with nobler and purcr aim
May his efforts ever flourish with thOs
bright rewards which have alway
characterized such m earnest wOrke,
Rev. Mr.. Waddell, of the Epwort
Orphanage, made a very interestin
talk concerning .Epworth Orphanag
last Sunday afternoon at Sand
Springs. BOB AMATEUR.
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JUST received Car Load Owensboro
Wagons. H. G. JOHNSON & soN. IS
w. II. Shearer Surveyor. You will
find me at Dean & Ratliffe'e.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have their two
large Store Rooms packed with goods
from cellar to top floor, as well as their
warehouses;, and you can get ANYTHING
from them from Plow Bolt to a. Steam
Engine.
A full line Of Chattanooga Cane Mills
and Genuine. Cooks Eyaparato-s and
will be interesting. Brock Bros
Fruit Jare; Fruit Jars! At Jno. r..
Burrise.
Who Is to benefit? Who will loser IF
it's Piano you're buying come here to
choose, and we will convince you that
you, at least, have lost nothing. The
q. a. Reed Music House.
This Is our greatest year.. We are
proud Of onr record. end ere striving By
toner. Give US a trial If you bave never
done so before. Eandiver Bros.
Have bot water pipes run from your
stove to bath room. Try Osborne &
Osborne.
Iron King Stoves are sold in Anderson
only by Osborne & Osborne.
Jobbers prices on "Schapps," Early
Bird" and '.Blue jay" TobaccoH. LoT-
est prices on Flour, Coffee, Corn, Bacon,
and heavy Groceries. Vandiver Bros.
Pot Plants and Cut Flowers for sale.
Large and small Palms speciality. Mrs.
j. f. Clinkscales, 2A2 North Main st.
The position Of Resident Manager of
the EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE So
CIETY for Anderson and vicinity Is open
to a man OF character and ability. A fa.
vorable contract, carrying renewals, will
be given to right man. W. j. RoDDEY.
Manager, Rock Hill, g. G. 45-l3
Sullivan Hardware Co. keep in close
touch with tho Manufacturers. huy!.S
direct from them, they knock out the
middle mans profit and give 1t to their
customers.
Twenty. five Dollars will bny n fairly
good square practice Piano at the G.. a
Reed Music House. They are intrinsi-
caily worth double that amount.
Spot cash purchases made in car load
lots Suables Sullivan Hardware Co. to al
way ~ take care of their customer in
prices.
If You will buy an Oliver Chilled piow
and Disc harrow from Sullivan Hard.
waro 20. You cannot regret 1t when the
harvest comes again.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work and plumbing done on short notice
by Osborne & Osborne.
A clean Shave, an easy Shave Is what s
mar wants when he shaves at all. Ihia
you oan have by buying your Razor
from Sullivan Hardware Co. A big lot
just received at right ptices.
Sullivan Hardware Co can supply you
with everything necessary to repair yous
Wagon or Bugsy. A big line OF Spokes,
Hubs, Rims, Steel and Iron Tire In
stock.
We offer this week hundreds of pairs
of Sample Shoes at prices TO please. Come
quick while we havo your number. Pri-
ces on these Shoes too cheap to quote.
Vandiver Bros.
Blue and White Fruit Boilers. Al
Jno. II. Burriss.
The Oliver Is king among Plows ant
next in succession comes the Imperia
sold by Sullivan Hardware Co. Thi
PlOw Is superior to any other make OIL
the market outaide the Oliver.
Ifyon don't believe the farmers hav
found out the place TO buy Hardware
watch the store of Sulliyan Hardware Co
No dull days, but rush from morning
until night.
Iron King Stoves arc considered tn
beat. Buy one. Osborne & Osborn
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Special Notice.

Owing to the condition of my health
am compelled to retire from the mer-
cantilc business. So our firm will be
dissolved at an carly date. and in order
to facilitate matters beg MI indebt-
ed to us to settle their notes and ac-
counts at once. Please give this your
the trouble and expense of sending our
collector to you.
Yours respectfully,
II. G. WEBB,
for C.. +. Jones g. Co.
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and COMP ANY.
Grand Fall Announcement )!
worth of Staple Dry Goods Shoes Hats Clothing and
Gents Furnishings now under our roof

THE greatest and largest stcck we ever carried
Our House packed from cellar dome.
you 70 to 335 article you pnr
good Below few ART deparaents
New N OtiOns.
New Ladies Hematched Handkerchie only. 23c
New Ladies' Fine Embroidered Handkerchieis only 40
New Bleach Cotton Twia only !. !. Sc
New and Velvet Belts only sse se
New New 41a 4a fsoned Onderyest 24
New Linen Huck Towels only 1Oc
New Children Caps and Sacks ae ae
New Dry Goods.
New line Flanns.ses 90 to aoo
Ew line Table Dsaask and White only a4o a4o
Few Few line line Gheyiots fast colos only
New line White Check Muslin only &c
New line Maeeized SaiD2, all colors 18c
~" nn "ooi Dess 0ooos rom 1Oc to Zoo
New Capes, Waists and Jackets.
New limo Ladies Melton Capes cny 4so
New line Cloth capes only as As
New New line Ladies' Plush Cpss from alao 90
@ Ssw @ Is ladies Black Jackets only
New New line Nns Ladies aides Oxford Ok Jackets only So
New New line Ladies Tlannet.s Waists
New line Ladies, Wool only sss
1.a ss ES sSs ssz 3 Nine SHOES
from 100 to $3.50 - M - - - M i M 9sssea 8 0
Mg @ . sa ss ssss ss, ~;
New line Gents Work Shirts only 90 New line
ssSs ssE ass Se s'is'ss
y aSsy asnss Ess a as ay Gooi
LESSER s. Co,
ANDERSON masonic TEMPLE,
through our Millinery Department.. @
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Teachers Wanted.

MIR. EDITOR: Please permit us to an
nounce that the public schools of Will
liamston School District, No. 8, will
ope1N November 18th. A few good
teachers are wanted; For any infor-
patiog wts to pess 3HS 0wen Pg69o
D. ). OWEN, Clerk Board.
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= Jack Frost will find little cotton
in the fields Of South Carolina.
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turner's Loan and Trust Co.

The Farmers Loan and Trust Co. will
pay you interest on your deposits.
Children's deposits especially solicited.
Otfioo Mt Farmers and Merchants Bank.
The sun., 1900-08-05
NARRED TO PLEASE HIMSELF.
Francis skinner Resent Cructsms Because
He welded . ShOpgiri.

BosroN, Aug. A.-Francis Skinner. the rich
nephew Of Mrs. Jack Gardner, Is indignan,
because there has been so much comment In
Back Bay circles over his marriage to Miss
Sara Carr, shopgtrL
Have l perpcuatod any great crime In
marrying, as people are pleased to term 1t.
outside my circle?" he inquired OF a reporter.
Has this thing not been done before. and by
people who are now somewhat loudly criti-
ctsing my action? Is II mheard Of for a man
Of some means 20 marry a woman whom he
considers In every way adapted by certain
esimRble qualities to make IN ideal life partner?
Should not n man In any walk of life be con-
graduated on such an OCCASION think so
If | am not mistaken. many Of the residents
Of this section Of Boston have made MARI ases
that we're not approved by society. and it is my
opinion that these people did not ask society
70 approve. Simply because man has a little
money. is 1t any reason why outsiders should
have privileges that, II exercised TO the full
would rob man OF his liberty and freedom
Of actions Family ties bind me TO a great
many people and | do not SUPPOSE all these
people are elated over the step that 1 have
taken. | myself am satisfied and that Ia the
most important point.
The sun., 1900-08-05
TROOPS OUT ~ NORTH CAROLINA.
Sent % libersts = board Of Election Canvas
sers said 70 BE Bssieged.

RALEIaH, n. c., Aug. <.-The heated po-
hticallcampaign in Pamlico county has resulted
In violence The County Canvassing Board
which met to-day, Is barricaded in the Court
House and the Fusionlsts surround and threaten
TO attack them II they come out. There has
been no convass yet. Sheriff Hooker has been
called on three times. but Is powerless to do
ANYTHING. The Sheriff was the Fusion can
didate for reelection.
A request was sent TO Newbern to the naval
reserves 70 70 To the scene. II was II o'clock
tonight when the Governor was first notified
Of the trouble. He will despatch troops II ne
cessary. Pamco Is one Of the extreme eastern
counties on the coast and the only way to reach
II is by county road or water. The wires we're
cut tonight
The first telegram TO th' Governor came from
l. O. Dauisls. who reached Newbern by boat
and wired he Governor His telegram read:
ELECTION officers In Court House a. Bay.
boro ,url ound BY mob OF 1875 men. said TO
be led by the Sheriff W. e Hooker and others
Mob says will kill officers II they come out and
blow up Court House II they do not come out.
Urgent need for you 10 send naval reserves At
ono. from Newbern to save the officers. Phone
wire at Bayboro cut by the mob. Answer
quick"
The Governor also received this telecram
from A. D Ward. q lead ng lawyer at Newbern
Am requested by citiz'ns o. Pnmli o to ask
you to act at onoe. Said that Sheriff is in mob
INTOXICATED. The leaders Of the mob are said
to be intoxicated"
Immed atey upon receipt Of these kilograms
to- n ght at II o'clock Gov. Russell gave orders
to the Nevbern Naval Reserves. the nearest
military orgnn zation. 10 roceed 10 the scere
OF the trouble. II Is a twenty trip by
water,
The sun., 1900-08-05
LIEUT.. MARTIN DISMISSED.
The Army Ohhcer whose wife Kept PooIroom
for women on the West Side.

WASHINGTON, Aug 4-President Mckinley
has approved the findings OF the court-martial
which sentenced Lieut. f. Il Martin Of the Fifth
Artillery to dismissal from the military service.
Lieut. Martin is a native OF New York and while
at Fort Hancock had charge OF the Post E1-
change He was charged with making false,
fictitious and fraudulent statements Of claims
and receipts in the accounts Of the exchange
and was convicted by a general court-martiaI
which sentenced him TO dismissal from the army.
The sentence was approved by the President
yesterday and will take effect on Aug. TO-
Lieut.. Edward II, Martin was graduated
from the Military Academy In June, 1895. He
served through the Spanish war in the Twenty
first Infantry. and while In Cuba saved three
persons from drowning On his return 10
this country he was detailed TO the Fifth Artil-
cry. which was at Fort Hamilton. He began
to speculate In Wall Street and was unfortunate
In his investments. Then he was arrested and
court-martialled on charge of making false
fictitious and fraudulent statements In the
accounts Of the Post Exchange at Fort Han
While the court-martial was in session the
wives of some OF the officers at the fort COM
planned that Lieut.. Martin wa- receiving women
In his Quarters Then II was that Martin an
nounced that he had been married to Miss
Dodd Of Indianapolis II later was discovered
poolroom for women in West Forty-sixth
street On June the police raided women's
poolroom at 2e4 Eighth avenue and arrested
Mrs Martin, who was In charge, and seventy
Ave other women. Lieut. Martin has given
up his quarters at Fort Hamilton.
The sun., 1900-08-05
KILLED ~ AN ELECTION ROW.
Four Men Dead as the Result Of q Fight in
Hancock County, Tenn.

MIDDLEsBoRo. KY. Aug. I'm Hancock
county. Tenn. at Howards cross 70 DIS on
Thursday evening the day Of the Tennessee
elections, four men we're killed in a general
nght and many more wounded. two OF
whom will die. The dead are Dei uty Sheriff
John Lamb. Bill Collin. Phil Collins and wiley
Brewer The wounded are Whitman Cobson
and two or three others whose names could not
be learned. The scene of the battle Is in the
wilds OF Hancock county ffty miles from a
railro d
Bill Collins who formerly lived n the Tenth
district Of Tennessee and who paid hi, taxes In
that district. sought to cast his vote lie was
interfered wih at which time he drew his pistol
and was upon the point Of firing on
the cha lenger when Deputy Sheriff Lamb at
tempted to arrest him Collins fred at him and
the fire was returned Both men were mortally
wound and died shortly after. Friends took
sides and the battle began. 1t WAS over In
fash