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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
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From the chienaln.

From the Chieitaln.
benjamin Shockley. a master me-
ohenic gf Albuquerque. stopped In So
zorro Thursday en- route 70 Magdaicna
where ho WAS 10 nake some repalfs GA
the Graphic furnace.
Probate Clerk ~ q. Baca IL engaged
lea making an abstract 81 about 200 en-
tries ~ what vas formerly the Upaher
ana stevens ranch located In the vieln-
iiy Of Tuiar0Ha.
Mrs. G. r. Brown is erecting a wind
mill and making other extensive im-
proyements on the Blackwell place,
which was presented % heg last
Christmas by Mr. Brown.
John Markley. an old man IN desti-
tute circumstances was furnished
transportation BY the ctlEens of 81
zorro to MIS- home IN Indiana. whittier
he started Monday.
Juatinian0 Abeyta. iefs Thursday
morning for Nashville. Tenn. where he
viii attend a law school He Will prob-
ably be absent year before his FIRST
visit home.
Judge II. L. Wa ren. of Albuquerque.
formerly IL this city. vas greotinE old
time friss y here iaat Saturday. Judge
warva Is NV regarded an ole Of the
leading legal lights Of the territory.
Rev Mr. Mattheson. VINO has been
attending the meeting - the presby-
tory az f.aa Cruces. arrived In town
on saturday morning.
| Dr. Kittfeil. the socorro dentist, who
has been al MaKdalena. arrived Sat
ursiay morning, lie viii remaln hers
some time before Eoing 20 San Mar
cihl.
~ Blum h expected 10 make a short
vas with his family this week
A pleasant social gathering OF the
little folks took place AZ the Radcllne
residence iaet Monday evening The
event was In honor Of Miaa Maude
Radcliffe Refreshments were served
The city election was held on Tues
| day last
Mrs Caufman. VINO has been 90
ioufninE f0r ume weeks In &sgiAle-
ma. u vita a. again
Mr. Meeks asslsiant postmaster, az
Ter belng M. = about once more. he
has not fully recovered however.
Mrs. Hice entertained fiiencs az
cards on Wednesday evening
u ia rumoncd that Prof Ford the
dancing teacher, viii leave hocorrp q
week from Thursday.
Mra Robinson. who resides a. me
head of mcCutcheon avenue. had the
misfortune o. break an arm a few
days aEo. Dr. &. q. Iunoan rendered
the neceaasfy pnrgical aauisiAncs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
RnAL EsrArR rRANsrEns.

Cooperative building and Loan a..
ISOLATION TO Marcus &. Dc naca, lots .
and 10 In block ~ In Pcrea addition.
1890
n. NJ Merritt, TO WIN. Rieke, lots "a
and 10 IN block n. In A. a 2. addition.
$500.
George 1iosheins ct al 30 Mrs. NJ. l..
Cole, lots o ana | In block i6 IN Eagle
T'ownsite companya addition 20 Bland
S.
Juan samora ara wife 90 Luisa g.
/ o O'Bannon, a tract OF land In Old Albu-
querque, 81.
Madalona Montoya e, al 60 Hercu-
Ian Lucero piece of land in the town
of Bernalillo. 5S.sxt2o varas. tiOO,
Thomas y. Abbott 60 George Marsh.
One-sixth interest Ia the w. j. A."
lode IN Cochiti district. 81.
10. G. Han and wife 20 J. o. Mcintosh
lot IN block ir HuninR'a Highland
addition; $1,000.
Kittie May Hope and husband 70
Levi r. Thompson. lot 10 In block -
In New Mexico Town Co.'S addition. 81.
santa Ne Pacific Railroad company
to WIN. Crowley, lota 25 and 20 and the
eslst i2h feet OF lot "a In block n. in
town OF Gallup; tC25O.
Hiidegard Grunsfeld et al 90 Abra-
ham staab lots II and n In block 10
ia town ~ Albuquerque; 5000.
George w. West 10 Cochitl Gold Min
Ing company. the General Wheeler"
mining claim. Cochiti district. a.
George West 10 Cochiti Gold Mining
company the General Lawton" lode.
a.
Raymond r. Ripley 20 Cochlti Cold
Mining company. "Thc Cuba Girl"
Mining claim. and the Rough Rider"
lode IN Cochitl district; t2
Sucan q. stoer and husband TO w. =.
Strickier. lot IL In block 90 In New
Mexico Town Co.'S addition ti.
Susan O. Stoveranf husband 60 w. =.
NJ Merritt. lots 20, 60 and 70 In block
80 In New Mexico Town Co.'S addi-
tion; $500,
w. =. strickler ct nj TO Il. NJ. Mer-
ritt, lot 20 IN block 50 IN New Mexico
Town Co.'S addition: 81.
Reyes Sandovai and wife TO Bias
Sandovai. piece OF land In precinct 4;
$40.
Filseo Gutierrez and wife 70 Emilia
W. - AAAlfNNNaf INttf VI AaAAAA va NNN
town OF Caneelana. 65xt0o yards; $50.
II. Eschcrlch and wife 20 John c.
Calhoun et al. piece Of land lying north
OF the city OF Albuquerque. 5.l92 acres;
500.
David weinman and wife 70 NJ W.
Flournoy. trustee. lots II and n In
block II In New Mexico Town Co.'S ad-
dition: 500.
Franz Huning and wife 20 Judaon
Winston. lOt . In block a. In A. s. p.
addition, $500
Jose Lucero and wife 20 Minnie NJ.
Crammer. piece OF land north Of the
old town Of Albuquerque, S0xS2s feet.
si75.
nenigno q, Dc M~otano 10 CRstiba n.
de Lucero. piece Of land In Los RAN
chos in precinct 4. 75x90 varas; SIS.
J. W. Miller and wife to T., NJ. Fen
ton. the west half OF the northwest
quarter OF the west hair ~ the south-
west quarter of section 10. township 10,
north. range 2 east 100 acres, 81.
WIN. Fournicr and wife 10 Ada A.
Leeka. piece OF land lying north OF the
lefty OF Albuquerque and west of
Fourth street, " extended; Sf50
Santa Fe Pacific X. Il. Go. 90 Mrs.
Celia Kenpsdy, west l2h feet Of lot ~
all OF lots ~ ana 20 In block u In town
OF Gallup: f62.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Colonel Bryan has come ana gone
lie has talked ard smiled. posed and
dcclaimcd. i0ked and gendculated For
more than two hoara be- gave his iieht
and brcexy entertainment, sending bic
audience hume like a. circus crowd.
tired and bssildered. bat with nothing
~ value. Illa speech contains no ker.
mel Il has no worth In dealing with
any subject Whether u touch money.
trusts or expansion, u only darkens
counsel Refusing 10 consider al the
elements " any question, u reaches
wrong conclusions. where e reanhsa
any. Casting aside ail important cir
oumsiancea ~ a situation. d Offers
notiinE 70 help any citi1en who seeks
truth and light ~ Portland Ofee0nlAn..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
SILVER CITY

Prom the Enterprise.
A base ball game will undoubtedly
be arranged FOR Easter sunday bo.
tween tbe peming team and the SILVER
city club.
The Silver CITY water company will.
Ia short time, pus in thirty new
water meters. They have at present
about forty Ia uae In the city.
Mcnsrs. Jones', COnaht and Fams-
worth Bros. are gertinH together
bunch uf i.l0e head OF cattle which
they expect 20 ship in the near future.
w. A. Heather wlil leave ON The 10Th
of this month for European tour. no
Will be- gone eighty seven days and will
visit ali the large aud important cities
Ia Europe, including PARIS.
A. q. Hood, who has been Grand
Master Workman FOR New Mexico and
Arizona f0r the past year. has resign.
ed his office. Mr.. Hood h. heavily Ia
tercstcd In mining ventures Ia this Sec
uon, and found that the duties OF the
Office took too much % his time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Tampa, Fla, from whsra ne viii 40 %
Havana. Hs has accepted a position
In the quartsrmastsrs department In
that oitV.
Hon. l.. Bradford Pnnce, upon ths
urEent request Of several members of
the executive committee OF tha trans
Mississippi eongrese, has consented "
make two addresses al the convsniion
AZ Houston, Texas. Hls tOpics will ~
- Department Of Minsa and MininN"
and Statehood for the Territories"
lion. 0corBe W. kepflart, formerly
treasurer VI ths stats u Colorado. aud
now general manager Of the large store
Of the Albomafle Mercantile c0mpany
over in che Golden C0chitl. passed
through santa Fe from a visit 10 his
route 10 ha headquarters At Aibo.
marie.
solicitor Gcncr4l Bartlett has dsoid-
"a " postpons his contemplated trip
10 southern California until next Tues.
day evening, he expects 90 be absent
about one month.
Itaiph Noble iacisacd In a letter ffofa
NNsHssAn, 1atan, two deliberately and
beautifully embroidered sik handkss-
ohiefa for hla mother IN tiaa city. In enc
linz ~ needle work they may truthfaly
b. e,Rascd "a ailsan gems.
Mrs, W. n Dame, % Csrrilln-. inforns
tho New Maxics,n thaa the iast letter aha
received from Captain Dalns, -arving
with ths stth innantry m the phaiptdnua
was dated Doccmber y and recsiv@i az
cerriliou on March g.
Hon Ctaa. a. tzAioY went Oyef 10 ths
Meadow CITY last night and viii return
home tonight Mrs. Essisy and son
iIoyh have gone 20 90 Calssnte. hoping
that the waters ~ tha famous mineral
springu will cure Royals rheumatism.
Attorney . y W. vecdef " ias vegaa
" "a the capital on business connected
with the suit OF ., A. ManRanares e. al
W. Juan sena hlee. - a.. TO aoqhru
uie to the Canada d. foa Alamoa and
is,my land grants, pondinE before colonel
Frost ~ referee TO take proofs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
vALuAnLr rMorEHry BURNED.
rho Cess military Institute naildiaR To
tally Destroyed bT Fire.

rho Cess aiiItary Institute naIIdiag To-
tally Destroyed bT Fire.
The building OF the Gosa Military In
stliute was burned to the ground last
night about o'clock. No one was at
the hoase at the time and the origin
of the FIRE remains a mystery. A tele-
phone message was sent by DIR. Cor
nlsh 10 the Rappe drug store; a mo-
ment after the sound OF the fire alarm
whistle was heard and the department
turned out. The building was a wood
en- frame structure and by the time the
department reached there Il was all
afiamc. Big streams OF water were
ssson plaving upon the fire, but were OF
little avail The firemen succeeded In
tearing down portions Of the building
and holding the fury OF the fire In
check Prof Goss. accompanied by
Captain Sutherland and a number OF
the students. were at the opera house
when the IRE broke out When they
arrived If the institute nothing re-
NAMED of the once handsome home but
few oharred timbers and a pile OF
smouldering embers. Every piece Of
furniture was destroyed and all that
was saved was a trunk and some bed
clothing
An Insurance amounting TO g.. 500 was
carried on the furnishings. which is
distributed as follows; New York I'm
derwriterE. $500. Aetna Insurance COM
pany, $500; Continental Insurance com
pany 1900.
G. ID. Anderson erected the building
at coat OF 1000 In 1891 II Afterwards
became the property OF the Co-opera-
;iye building and Loan association and
was insured In the New York Under
writers company for s.20e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Capt. Charles druner. the artistic
carver az the Blanchard Meat and
supply company and the Teputsd ora
tor VI the butchers Union" Of the
city. states that the picne Tor the G, m
ing summer, planned BY the city
butchers, their wives ana friends. will
discount any kind Of q barbecue ever
held In kentucky. Tho menu, % says
ths captain, Will cOnaist of roast beef
and sheep. over a rsd hot firc pfepar-
ed BY experts. and theFneeesaary ve-
getablea. While the merry makers en-
ioy the good things % eat. toasta viii
b. induiEed Ina by such weil-known
orators AZ I3mii Klenwort, Jacob
Motzgar. Joe schwar,zmann, Jog Farr
and others.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

After a most satisfactory run OF
about two weeks, the smelter at Ger
ril'os has temporarily suspended oper-
atoms In order that certain needed
changes and improvements may be
made IN the plant Meanwhile ore ls
being daily accumulated In the bins
from the Hardscrabbie mines NJ Mag
dalena. and also from the numerous 10
cal mines When the smelter IN again
blown it viii be- Tor long run on a
large assortment OF ores expressly
provided for its use. The bullion 20 far
turned out ls said 10 be OF excellent
grade in gold. silver and lead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Many silver City people Will remem-
Der Lottie Smith, tha lame sirl who
visited silver CITY two or three weeks
Ego, ana distributed a printed poem.
claiming that ehe was taking this
means Of raising money In order 20
secure an education. she was arrest
ed at Prescott, recently. tried ana con
victed Of begging and fined 500. on
examination 4 was found that she was
not lame and was taking shls method
OF getting money az the suggestion Of
her lover, whom she was 10 marry,
when aufiiclent money Tor the purpoae
waa obtained --sSilvor CITY Indepen-
dent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
NEW MEXICO NOTES.
WHITE OAKS

Prom the kaale.
This has been a good week foe every
business house. in White oaks.
Rev. GoVds0n has been conduoilne a
meeting al the Methodist church.
Lee n, Rudlalle will attend she
Grand Army Encampment al santa Ne
next week
siS coal miners came here yesterday
from Cerrilios. They mNdo the journey
overland by wagon.
Chas. spence and family viii move
~ White Oaks 70 live. spence bros.
have sold out their sheep, and Charles
win invest in White Osks property.
The notes and book accounts Of w.
n. Weed. advertised By the san Mi-
guol National bank. % satisfy a iudg
ment of u0,00o, were sola here Al pub
lie auction Tor something less than
tsgQ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
SANTA FE
From the 20 Merlnan.

ENE"H"HAANH
The Carleton Post. q. A. r.. Is max
ing biz preparations for entertaining
the New Mexico department which
viii coEyene al the capital this month.
The late w. L. Jones willed hla mouse
and lot on Alto street. together with
tho contents thereof, 10 Miss Bolander.
The will carries out the wish Of Mrs.
Jones expressed before her death las,
spring.
Ralph JcFie lnclosed In a letter from
Nagasaki, two deliberately ana beauti-
fully embroidered silk handkerchlefa
for his mother In this city. In the line
.of needle work they may trutafully be
claased az alikon gems.
About two months ago Rev. "a. w.
hoore. brother OF Rev. w. Hayes
Moore. pastor Of the Presbyterian
church IN santa be. resigned on ac-
count of lll-health. since then hll
health has ~ much improved that ha
has concluded % yield 10 the ursen.
entreaties of his former congregation
and rcHume hln work. lilo will occupy
the Presbyterian pulpit In the Pass
City on Easter sunday.
q. ~. iiaokett Who made many
fris -dn IN santa W. during the time he
was manager Of the Western Onion
telegraph once here. has been promot-
Cd from fhe management of the West.
sgn Union ofiice at Wiohita. Kan. %
lhs p0aitlln 0f manager of the Westoru
Union office AZ Joplin, Mo-, where he
has three operators under him
Mn- W. y. Dame. 0f cerrliloa. IN
forms the New Msxican that ghe last
letter she r,1ciyed from Capt eia DanIs
serving visa the Afh Infantry IN tbs
Philippines. was dated December q.
and received a. CeFrili0s on March q
Hon. n. .. burum, superintendent
of the pcnitentiary. b absent from ths
Cal.;al in TIE Mogoli0n manlng rsgi0r
Of western AooorrO county
Charles kiilar. = weli-hnOen young
man Of thls citS. isft iaat evening Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
GRAND ARMY OFFICERS.
New Mexico Veterans Hold Eacampmsnt
az santa De.


al santa De.
The annual enoampment Of the
Grand Army 0f the Republic of New
Mexico held at Santa Fe yesterday,
elected the following ofilcerH, Depart
meut commander. Judge John II. Me-
Ffe, santa Pc, senior vice commander,
Theodore W. Herman, white Oaks;
junior vice commander r. W. Collier,
RatOn. medical difcct0r. 5. n, SimR-
son. Taos; council OF standardization,
Pedro Sanchez. Taos. ;. \, Forsha,
Santa Fs, Leo H. Rudicille, White
oaks; John g. Bnomagen. Las Vegas.
w ~. Whlteman. Albuquerque. dele
gate 10 national encampment. W. NJ.
Berger. Santa Fe alternate, n. a. Da-
Wis. santa Re. Col, George w Knaos
bel. formerly of brooklyn. n. y. Is ro-
firing commander. The annual camp nro
Was held last evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Territorial Treasurer Vaughn yester-
day received the following remlttanesa:
From Abran Aheyta, collector 0f 90
corro county, 1889 taxes, tl25.s0, o.
which tsa.39 ls Tor territorial purposes
and t2s.ii FOR territorial institutions.
From Fred Muller. collector OF santa
Fe county, OF 1889 taxes. $685. Tor
isss taxes. te.egi for 1897 taxes. ta.is;
for 1895 taxes, p6 cents. From {. n.
McIienry. collector OF san Juan c0un-
", tal.69 OF isss taxes; s2S8 Of 1887
taxes. t2.sO OF isse taxes: t2ss.se OF 1893
taxes. OF which tisa.as Is for terrific
rial purposes. and sSs.sg Tor territorial
Institutions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
Headed for Aiasha.

Last evening Louis Rumqulsi and
Joseph Mitchell, who have performed
excellent work In the mine OF the Coz
chit Gold Mining company Tor a NUM-
Der OF months past but who resign
their positions the first OF this week,
arrived Ia the city and spent the day
calling on friends. The gentlemen have
concluded 70 east their anchor In tho
sold ilelds of Alaska and will start IN
a day OF 70 for the bleak and chilly
northwest, They will so direct TO
juneau. thence 70 ths interior Of
Alaska.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

mine at q point three-fourths Of a
mile north OF the upple where work
has been Ia progress for some time by
the Crescent. Everything Of value
will b. taken away from the Crown
Point and Sunshine minee. The new
company intends TO enlarge tie coal
business here and VIII shortly be ship
pins coal into san Francisco, No ma
terial changes viii be made az present
among the empioyen. Gloaner,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Yesterday afternoon. IN Bland, J. N.
Wallace. the well-known business man.
and a fellow by the name Of John
Jones. engaged N a quarrel which re-
suited In a fght and the latter COM
Ing out second best. The trouble o.
curned over the possession Of a house,
and Mr., Wallace wanted Jvnes 10 va
cate. whereupon the latter insisted
upon remaining In the dwelling and the
trouble began. This II not the trnt In
stance wherein Jones' has figured In
cases OF this kind. AZ tho instiEation
Of Jones. Mr.. Wallace was arrested
and was given a hearing IN the court
of Justice of the Peace Graves Wal
lace was placed under bonds TO keep
the peace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

The New Mexican says a 10 not a
good advertisement for Gallup ana the
region around a 90 assert publicly
that Il 10 too poor 10 b. a county seat
Or 20 support 4 county goyernment
Such statements wsli not attract new
sait'efa, and viii not invite capital.
n a town or proposed county etands
NJ before the world and says. we
are % minerahly poor. We have -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

A Traveller covered with smoke and
dirt got on the trucks hast week az
seligman, on the Santa Fe Pacific. and
ordered p0rterhouse steak, some
eEgs, etc. offered so bin Ia payment
and beat the train out east The two
brakemen found him and tried 10 coll
leci. but the traveller whipped them
both. The conductor then took hand
IN the scrap and the hobo got whipped
but would not pay, He got 90 Flag
stan a. eoon as the crew did. lost a.
isAOo on the wheei and then went hack
west on the nyer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

The residence u Thomas Kline at Al
bemarie was entered by a Quartette Of
burglars shortly after noon yesterday.
who secured about $50 In money. two
gold watches and several other pieoea
OF jeweIry. AIR. Kllne. soon after. no.
titled Deputy sheriff Oyerhuls OF the
robbery, ana in less than two hours
the four robbers were placed behind
the bars in the Hand jail A portion
u the stolen property was recovered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Wiley AZ. Weaver made a dying GRIP
70 santa 10 this week He q now the
general manager OF the Colorado Fuel
and Il0n c0mpany's Interests IN ihls
vicinity. Sam Woods ls time keep
~ ior the Gallup mine and civil en-
Eineeri Ralph Cooley will rciuain az
tins keeper for the cataipa minA the
new oompahy viii open the Gallup
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

socorro sent up a big delegation this
morning and about one hundred more
viii come up tomorrow morning, II is
estimated that at least ave Thousand
visitors from all parts cf the territory
viii arrive In the city to greet Mr..
Bryan tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Governor oteno has received notice
from the poa,ofiico department al
Washington that posgonices have been
established al Petaca. Rio Arriba
county, n. Marines. postmaster and
al cabra, San Miguel county, A. H..
Long, postmaster
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
Death atcsbsrn.

Laguna. N. NJ. April i2.-0FegoriO
". otero died Of heart disease az his
home In Cubero to-day. az 3 a. m.
Funeral Friday April isth. az . =. m.
He will be buried az Cubero.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
Nasal Catarrh quickly yields 10 treat.

mont by Eiy'a Cream Balm, which Il agree
ably afosnatlc. Il u received through tho
ncsirila, cleanTta and heals Tho whole sr4-
flca over which u diaescs itself irufgis Q
aoli tho Soc. flze; Trial Elsn W mfI, ~
cents. Test u unl yof O tt4.e ~ eonlinle
The lrtatmsnt
AnuokT canfTt.
TO accn.nMa.if5 i..f9 go p-giltl
10 tho uso ~ hi0riscrsiH fgl'. 'og lqildr
into che HaGHl a. ayes far 90 s..eFsfi avf.
hes, lhe irupfleieFl prepare ienfl i.aliu in
liquid forpI, uhls a WI ~ lnfap a. Ay'n
Liquid C.ean Lla lrcu inelud.ng %
spraying tuhe y .5eeuia, bsuggisip az "
mail 1ha liquid form rmbodloH The nc,l.
icinai properties u the sold IEepalallsu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

DuFinG the recess some thoughtful
deanocral concluded that the most apa
propriate thing 10 DO. az william Jen-
ninea Bryan would be here tomorrow
was 70 have portraits Of the disiin-
guished visitor prominently displayed
ON the stage, hence when the meeting
was called 60 order at O'Clock three
portraits were plainly visible. and
around each were entwined bunting
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-08-24
HoHaE5 And OIcISlrY.

Smoke the Admiral Dewey,
Elmer VanWegen went to Saginaw
Thursday.
Go to Earl Clark's for first class hair
cut or shave.
Prof. James Mitchell was in town
Wednesday.
"Uncle Tom" at the opera house next
Thursday night.
Go to Pettyjohn's for all kinds of
dress goods, shirt waists, etc.
Three boxes of imported Buttermilk
soap for 20c at G. L. q Ct. NJ. Della
vans.
Dr. r. L. Hunt left the first of the
week for trip to Detroit and Jackson,
combining business with pleasure.
Wallace Amsbury of Saginaw was the
guest of relatives west of town the latter
part of last week and the first of this.
The Misses NJ. & J. Lamborn moved
into their new millinery parlors in the
building just vacated by Miss Carrie
Smith this week.
Married, in Alma, Aug 20, 1900, by
Rev. w. X. Spencer, D. D., Hiram
Cooper and Miss Vada Stimson, both
of Wheeler, Mich.
Why not buy your carpets, rugs, mat
ting, lace and tapestry curtains and save
one-quarter during the great 10 days
sale at f. K Pollasky's.
VIM. Howe, while fishing for bull.
heads Wednesday night caught two
large eel. The largest one weighed five
pounds and six ounces and measured
ii inches in length.
The annual reunion of the Church
family was held at the home of Rev.
Lafayette Church southwest of Alma,
on Thursday. A large number were in
attendance and the usual good time
enjoyed.
The colored paintings Of poultry in
Bicycle Poultry Book cost 81 900 to paint
and reproduce. The work was done by
one OF the leading live stock artists Of
the country. Bicycle Poultry Book costs
but 80 cents; send to the publishers.
Wilmer Atkinson Co., Philadelphia.
The Prohibition state convention will
be held in the Central Methodist church
of Lansing August % and 30. Among
the prominent Gestures of the convention
will be the address by National Chair
man o. w. Steward of Chicago and G..
n. Howard OF Rochester. The sixth
district congressional convention to
nominate candidate for congress will
be held at some time during the con-
vention. An urgent invitation has been
extended to all person interested in the
cause of prohibition to be present.