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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-01-13

LElCHT & BARTHOLOMEW, Brew.
ers.
RUDOLPH BRAND. President United
States Brewing Company.
GEORGE w. KELLNER, Of Schmidt
Brewing Company.
Il. q. UIHLEIN, President Schlits
Brewing Company.
JOHN CUDAHY, Packer.
MICHAEL CUDAHY, Packer.
LACKNER 4 BUTZ. Attorneys.
GEORGE BURY, Attorney.
WILLIAM Woke, Attorney.
JURGENs 4 ANDERSEN. Wholesale
Diamond Merchants.
ANDREW @. LAUSTEN. Of the Lin.
seed OIL Trust
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-01-13

PETERSON BROS. & CO., Grain ane
Commission Merchants.
JOSEPH AUSTRIAN, Of Leopold =
Austrian Transportation Company.
urer.
II. GRUSENDORF, Lumber Dealer.
RUDOLPH Z. RHODE, Wholesale
Druggist.
JAS. Il. McELROY, Of Jas. d. McElroy
& Co.. Real Estate.
ALBERT T. OTTO, Capitalist.
II. II. SHIELDING, Capitalist.
THOMAS b. MARSTON, Attorney.
DOLESE 4 SHEPARD. Contractors.
NJ. II. KIIGALLEN, Real Estate.
ALFRED KOHN, Wholesale Grocer
A. J. ]. MILLER, Lumber Dealer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-01-13
MOVE; YOUR FACTORY
CHICAGO HEIGHTS.


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The chieftain., 1900-06-23
Closing Exercises at Mt. Carmel
School.

The morning of the fifteenth
dawned bright and beautiful, and
at an early hour all the pupils of
the school assembled in their
large study-room to receive a last
kind advice from their much
loved teachers before bidding
adieu to books, and entering the
social circle to revel in "sweet
vacation"
1t was at this reunion of teach
ers and pupils that the hard
earned prize, Ca handsome gold
medal for highest average in
arithmetic, was conferred upon
Miss Estelle Greenwald by the
Sister Superior, and a second
prize for the same study in lower
grade fell to the lot of Miss Maria
Alderete.
After the two fortunate young
Misses had received the usual
congratulations, the Sister SUI
perior promised another gold
medal, at the close of the coming
year, for good conduct and ap-
plication, remarking, at the same
time, that this would not be the
only medal bestowed, as she ex.
pected some of the friends of the
institution to offer others, foI
different branches of study; a:
was formerly customary.
Many were the smiling remarks
as we'll as good resolutions taker
on this occasion by the young
assembly, and another June will
reveal the noble victories gained
in this garden of study-Mt
Carmel School.
| The Entertainment and Lawr
Social were a brilliant success
Everyone seemed pleased, and th'
Sisters realized a sum of one hun
dred and fifteen dollars and fort,
cents (S115.40) including expense
which were greatly lightened b,
their many generous friends.
May Mt. Carmel School liv
long and prosper is the wish O
the writer. M
The chieftain., 1900-06-23

five miles an hour; that he saw
some black object on the track
and as he whistled for the
crossing the object raised up as
if in a stupor, and moved from
the center of the track to the
left side. He then saw it was a
man and promptly applied the
emergency air and the train was
stopped, but not until the pilot
struck the man and knocked him
off the track, down the ditch.
He then described how the mans
valise and clothing were found
scattered and tern into pieces,
along the track, and how the
body was found by the conductor
and porter later.
Conductor Heady and the
porter, Henry Harrison, gave
their testimony as to finding the
body, after it was struck by the
train, and on turning it over
found it dead.
Fireman Winchell's testimony
was corroborative of what was
told by Engineer Dixon.
The chieftain., 1900-06-23

Eusibio Garcia, age IS, died
Sunday at his residence. He had
been a constant sufferer for FIVE
years. Death was a blessing to
him and his faithful family, who
remained by his bedside all these
years.
Abran Abeyta had the pleas
ure of calling on, and shaking
hands with President Mckinley
last week. Mr.. Abeyta will visit
Chicago, Washington, Philadel-
phia and New York before he
returns.
Mrs. Isabel Gonzales returned
to her home in Albuquerque last
Sunday after pleasant visit of
some weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
S. Alexander. She was accom-
panied home by little Miss Lolita
Alexander.
The humidity of the Rocky
mountain range has been concern
trating rapidly for several days,
and from official reports, July
and August will experience some
of the heaviest rain falls known
for many years.
The hail storm at Roswell on
last Sunday did great damage.
The hail stones were the largest
ever seen. Hundreds of head of
stock were killed; also fowls of
all kinds. Trees and vegetables
suffered great damage.
On Monday evening the
Knights of Pythias rendered
I Grand Chancellor c. c. Clark, of
! Kelly, N. NJ, a reception and
banquet at the castle hall of FL
Dorado Lodge, No. 1. 1t was
most joyous occasion.-Optic.
There are large numbers of
men eng aged for the next weeks
harvesting. The wheat was
never better or the yield more
heavy, and the acreage is fully
30 per cent greater than any
other season in the history OF
New Mexico.
Mrs. L. NJ. Mead, who has con-
Quoted a private boarding house
in this city for the past year,
leaves for Kansas City tonight,
where she will spend the summer
in an endeavor to recupeTate her
health. She will probably re-
turn in the fall.
Emil Katzenstein met with a
painful accident Thursday. BE
with several other boys were on
top of barn trying to get some
young pigeons, the board on
which he stepped gave way aud
he fell some twenty feet, dislocat'
ing his shoulder.
Professor M. f.. Hickey, OF
Albuquerque public shools arriv-
ed in the city on yesterday
mornings passenger. He comes
/ to conduct the Normal Institute
{ for the counties Of Socorro and
, Sierra, which begins its sessions
! at the high school here on mex
/ Monday and will last two weeks
Mr.. Hickey is an advanceS
/. educator, and those of on
D teachers attending the Institute
e will surely profit by his instrue
/. tions.
The chieftain., 1900-06-23
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO.

This hot weather causes the
ice factory to work day and night
so as to be able to fill their inn
mense orders.
On sale every Thursday to
San Francisco and return, $55. 90.
On same conditions as southern
California tickets.
The Crown flour mill has add
ed more machinery to their plant
such as elevators, cleaning and
drying machines.
Captain French shipped some
two hundred head of cattle from
Magdalena to his northern
ranches this week.
A snap. A 7 room house and 3
acres of land two blocks from the
court house all set in fruit trees.
Apply to ]. ]. Leeson.
A great many of our citizens
have been busy all week design
ing and planning handsome booths
for the Fourth of July.
Olguin and Flores, with the
aid of John Greenwald, have
been repairing a threshing ma
chine bought by the boys.
The Gypsy band that was
camped south of town have de-
parted, and all are glad of it for
they were an unsavory set.
J. d. Herbert accompanied by
Mrs. Herbert are down from
Magdalena. Mrs. Herbert is
here for medical treatment.
F. A. Jones and Orrin Rice
went out to the Lemitar noun
tains on a prospecting trip Thurs
day returning the same day. =
Miss Potts returned the first o.
the week from Mrs. Bruton''
ranch, where she has just finish
ed teaching a term of school.
DIR. Elmer Blinn and family
left Monday for Kelly. They
will go to the Black Range late
to spend a month or six weeks.
Mrs. Jos. Wickham left Sun.
day morning for Craig, Arizona
where she goes to visit he
daughter, Mrs. Sam Tinguely.
|
Mrs. C. 7, Brown and Elsi
and Nellie thinner left Monda
for Water Canon where they vii
rusticate during the heated term
Ed. M. Kealer, Socorro's ei
ficient machinist, has been bus
all week repairing and remodel
ing several harvesting machines
The happiest man in town
Marcus. Wonder what causes it
candy, ice cream and fruit stand
will do rushing business nov
! The farmers of this section al
making preparations for harvesf
ing their wheat, the yield {
which will be both fine and grei
/. Several loads of salt wei
a brought in this week from I'll
4 Manzana salt mines which al
situated 6s miles northeart of II
v city.
n Mr.. croue and family who ha'
s been in Socorro for sever
e months returned home to Wi
e cousin on Tuesday last entire
cured,
The chieftain., 1900-06-23

Why should you send out of
town for your whiskies, wines, or
liquors when Biavaschi is selling
the finest of guaranteed goods at
living prices.
A. f, Katzenstein is making
valuable additions to his ice
cream parlors. When completed
he will have one of the cosiest
resorts in the city.
Misses Lottie Jones and
Lullie Howell returned yesterday
from the Jarrett ranch, where
they have been visiting Mrs.
Jarrett and daughter.
Hugh Freeman has returned
home to Carlsbad from the
Lebanon, Tennessee, law school,
a full-fiedged attorney-at-law,
graduating with honor.
A. F. Katzenstein, our popular
soda man, has ordered a large
supply of bottles and boxes and
contemplates putting in a new
machine in the near future.
Our county clerk reports an
increase of filings and records in
his Office, and mining locations
are coming in fast. This is an
index of better times ahead.
Water Canon, the popular sum-
mer resort, which for GOODNESS
and pure cold water has no super
ior in the west, is fast filling up
with people from the valley.
Col. Marion Balue, Robt.
Douglass, and H. M. Gilchrist
of indianapolis, Ind, came in
this morning on train 21 and
went to Water Canon on mining
! business.
Leo Schey, we'll known in this
city, spent Wednesday in Socor-
TO shaking hands with old friends.
He was on his way from Califor'
MIA to Mexico, where he expects
to locate.
Miss Lena and Essie Price re
turned Sunday morning from
New York where they have beer
attending a young ladies college
for the past three years. They
graduated on June 8.
the Ananias club will circulat,
subscription list next week fot
the purpose of raising funds t
procure uniforms. 1t is hope'
that everyone will contribute
freely and cheerfully.
The PHILIPPINE and South Afri
can wars are now in a tota
eclipse caused by the Chimes
muddle. Ohl we Americans
how we do expand, a 10000 mil
expansion is nothing in thes
days.
w. II. Patterson of Piketon
Ohio, formerly one of Socorr'
county's leading business me
arrived here last week and wen
out to examine some mininI
; property for eastern parties. II
returned Monday well satishe
. with the examination he made
and left Tuesday for the easi
: Pat says he is coming back I
' Socorro soon and will do som
good for our county while here
The chieftain., 1900-06-23
SANTA Fe Excursion Rates.

National Holiday, Ju1y4. One
fare for round trip. Tickets on
sale July 3 to 4.
Roosevelt's Rough Riders;
Oklahoma City, July 1 to 4.
One fare for round trip. Tickets
on sale June % to 80.
Texas State Teachers Asso-
citation, Ell Paso, Texas, June
% to %. Tickets on sale June
"a to %. One fare for round
trip.
National Democratic Conver
tion; Kansas City, Mo-, July 4
One first-class fare for round trip
plus $500. Return limit can b,
extended in Kansas City. On
sale July to 2.
The chieftain., 1900-06-23

Louis Bertrand and wife, nee
Wattelet, returned Sunday from
Mexico where they have spent
the last sixteen months. After a
few days visit with relatives
here they will continue on to the
states where Mr.. Bertrand goes
to look after his property and
enjoy his two months vacation.
The chieftain., 1900-06-23
Be Sore About
The Food

Was there ever so high and decisive test
of the baking powders as that by the Govern
ment Chemists at the Worlds Columbian Faira
The tests then made by the official experts
showed that DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
was the purest, strongest, most healthful Of all
the baking powders exhibited, and diploma
and medal were awarded accordingly.
is such testimony as this which has established
the Of Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder In
homes where pure food and economy appreciated.
NoTEThe alum baking powders, which uos
FtuCE
CHlCPeO
they deemed unreliable and mwhoesom
The chieftain., 1900-06-23
OF HOME INTEREST.

=. Il. broWn went up 10 Odntd
Fe Tuesday.
Yesterday was the hottest day
of the season.
Benz. Sanches of Polvadera
came dow Wednesday.
Ramon Montoya of San Antonio
was in the City yesterday.
Miss Flora Sperling is out
again after her late illness.
Read the Fourth of July
program on the fourth page.
Rev. ]. P. Moog of La Joya,
came down this week on business.
Lorenzo p. Garcia and bride
returned from Mexico Wednesday.
A. D. Coon went down to San
Marcial Wednesday on business.
Several pieces of real estate
have changed hands this week.
Mrs. Dixie Ouinlan visited in
Magdalena the first of the week.
Hon. Luciano Chavez came
down Wednesday to lay in sup
plies.
w. w. Jones of San Marcial,
was in the city Tuesday on busi-
ness.
Several carloads of horses were
shipped from Magdalena this
week.
Adolfo Torres of Kelly was in
the city this week purchasing
goods.
A fine grand square piano can
be bought cheap. Apply to J. ].
Leeson.
S. M. Ashenfelter of Silver
City was here yesterday on legal
business.
Mrs. w. H. Sanders returned
to her Magdalena home this
morning.
Jose Arragon from Mangus
was in the city several days the
past week.
Ed Sims has sold his cattle and
ranch on the Riol lAlamosa, Sier-
ra county.
The world removed Mccormick
mowers, binders and rakes at c.
L. Browns.
Mrs. A. Kiehne and family
| left Wednesday morning for San
Antonio, Texas.
Mrs. M. Mathieson went up to
Magdalena to visit her daughter,
Mrs. ]. A. Smiley.
Butch and Homer Hill are in
the Lemitar mountains doing
assessment work.
w. H. Sanders returned from
the Gila Hot Springs very much
improved in health.
On every one of these hot days
remember that iced soda can be
had at Katzenstein's.
Miss Agnes Jaques went out tc
Water Canon Wednesday where
she will spend few weeks.
Manuel Pino of Mangus came
in from the west Wednesday
He reports stock doing fine.
Ollin Mathews of Albuquerque
came down Monday and continued
on to Magdalena on business.
w. H. Russell of Magdaleni
spent Saturday and Sunday ii
the city transacting busines.
! Juan Garcia and wife came
: down from Magdalena Wednes
day. They will remain severa
days.
!, Mrs. ]. H. McCutchen an,
children of Albuquerque, are her
visiting her mother, Mrs. ]. M
J Martin.
. ]. E. Smith is doing som
repairing on the building
occupied by E. Gillett and Aug
: Winkler.
. All the Spanish sisters of Nj
!. 'Carmel college left this mornin
for Santa Fe to spend the summe
vacation.
Booml boomll 'rahl 'rah
Fourth of Julyl Fire crackers
= cannon, rockets, etc, at Kata
n enstein's.
2 Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas.
Bahney, of Ankona, Fla, c
s s June 4, a baby girl. All we
- - and happy.
a The reports from the Kel
es district indicate great activity
le the camp. Queen Group
es improving daily under Il
I'd systematic developement of 4
present owners,
The chieftain., 1900-06-23

NoTE.-The alum baking powders, which are those
sold at lower prices, were excluded from consid-
Grafton at this great competitive test because
they are deemed unreliable and unwholesome.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1900-03-17

sympathy Burom, poczem tium ludu udai
sic przed gmach konsulatu angielskiego
zrobif tam demonstracye sntyangielska.
Burmistrz miasta wyrazi} konsulowi swe
ubolewanie. NJ. Delcasse, minister spraw
zagrapicznych, dowiedziawszy sic tenn,
napissf list do ambassadors angielskiego,
ktorym wyrazif gfebokie ubolewanie i
zapewnif, IL zarzadzone beda srodki, aze
by podobne zajscia sic ME powt6rzyiy, q
sprawcy demonstracyi beda ukarani.
--Londyhska "Daily Chronicle" ogfo-
sifa nastepujacy telegram Konstanty-
nopola; Ma mocy specyslnego ukazu
carskiego ma bye zmobilizowana Gaia
armia marynarka rosyjska. Cafy ten
ruch ma bye skierowany ma Indye + Of
nocna Aye mniejsza. Powoiano do re-
zerwy wielu marynarzy, siuAacych ma
okretach kupieckich ma Czarnem Mo zu.
Rosyjski pancernik "Czernomoriec, sto-
jacy W porcie kor stantynopolitahskim
otrzymaf zawiadomienie, ably byf po-
towiu do natychmlastowei fuAby.
W Gnieznie i innych miastach W
Poznahskiem, pol cya robita Q. sobote
poszukiwania W prywatnych domsch
polskich, specyalnie mieszkanach
studentow uczni6w, ably zdobyG wiecej
dowodow, majacych stycznost z proce-
sem sprzysiezenie Pc ak6w przeciwko
rzadowi niemieckiemu ladnych podej-
rzanych rzeczy ME znaleziono, ale "a.
braDo mnostwo ksiazek polskich, szcze-
golnie piesnit mi polskiemi. Konfska.
Gle pod!ega nawet kalendarz polski, wy
dany W Toruniu, kt6ry podobno mieSci
jakis wiersz patryo yczny.
w z. niedziele odbyta sic W San
Luis, W MeGsyku, walka byk6w, W kt6-
rel uczestniczy} znany pogromca hawah.
ski Jose Mare 70 asystantami. Pierw-
sly byk daf sic zabiG swemu pogromcy
bardzo }atwo. lime ME stawify zadnego
oporu. Byfo to strasznym zawodem dla
zebranych, ktorzy spodziewali sic bye
swiadkami aacietej walki byk6w. Zacze-
to wiec sykaniem okazywat niezadowo-
lenie, a pogromc6w zarzucono jajkami,
pomarsiczami kamieniami. Nastepnie
zaczeto famat tawki deskami zarzucac
ludzl, kt6rzy ki6li spokojnie leAace byki,
W kohcu paruset "sportsmen6w" zna-
lazfo sic ma arenie byliby lowiesili
wszystkich pogromc6w, gdyby silny Cd
dziaf policyi ME byt ich rozpedzit.