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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
Cascade Restaurant

Uascade heStaurant.
 The best the market affords served in f1rst-class style. Al Galatas, Prop, op- posite The Advertiser office. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
Stops the Cough

Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets cure colc in one day. No Cure No Pay. Price 25 cents
 dv..wed-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
IN THE PUBLIC EYE.
Interesting Notes of Persons Talked
 About Now.

Edward M. Shepard. the opponent of MT. Low for the office of Mayor of New York. is bachelor. MT. Shepard main tains an establishment In Brooklyn, and also large country place at Lake George.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
IMPoRTANT NOTICE.

The Committees from the four Chap ters of the United Daughters of the Con federacy, and all other organizations in- terested in the veterans. are requested to meet in the Council Chamber at the City Hall on tomorrow CThursday) morning at II o'clock sharp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
SOLD HIS SWEETHEART.
BY CLAY CLEMENT.

Copyright, 1901. by Daily Story Pub. Col $ $; $ 's S : s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06

operate with the Alabama Committee or Child Labor Legislation. Mrs. s. Stern was made Chairman of the Com mittee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
MOTHERS UNIONS COM
 MITsTEE ON CHITn LABOR

At the last meeting of the Mother s Union a committee was appointed to CO.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
RIVER STEAMER LATE.

Thursday story, PURSE"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06

Miss Isabel White returns to Union-
 town this morning. While in Montgom- cry Miss White was a guest of her sister Mrs Victor H. Hanson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06

Miss Mary Ella woolsey, who has been
 visiting Mrs. Victor H. Hanson, has re- turned to her home in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
SOPHIA BIBB CHAPTER U. D. (

The marriage of Miss Efie Ina Smith and MT. Lucian Garner Wade will take place this afternoon at 5:S0 o'clock at the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
Whereabouts Of Frank and Eugene
Fleming OF Mogollon District
Are tf,knp,ssp

Jack Fleming. ex.territorial coal
mine Inspector. was passenger
through tits city today en- route TO
Santa Fo from silver City He re
ported the mysterious disappearance
OF his nephews. Frank and Eugene
Fleming. who lef, their fathers cattle
ranch on ;ne ella last Monday even.
ing The young men are aged q and
rs years. respectively Their parents
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Fleming. reside
In Silver city during the fall and
winter AMI tho boys time Is occupied
In loOkin CATER ranch interests during
these seasons. one Of the boys start.
cd for the home ~ a neighhor last
Monday afternoon for the purpose Of
engaging him 90 do some hauling.
while tho other boy started on his
pony for Silver City on some other
business mnttors Relieving that some.
thing had happened. Mike Fleming
left Tor his ranch on Wednesday 90
learn the dlfilc"lty and. lnqulrlng OF
the whereabouts 81 his sons. was told
by bis employee that tho boys had
left on Monday afternoon for the
places mentioned above A search was
made for the Fleming brothers but no
one was found who could give any
further Information Up 10 yesterday
afternoon the boys had not made their
appearance and considerable anxiety
vas entertained hy friends and rela.
lives FOR their snfety
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

From the irdcX
Hanna q COS. 90 pag1sa Springs. IL
here, and has some cattle which she IL
feeding in the valley
Frank Blaokmer's now hall In Aztec
~ all right Il has a ioor suitable for
dancing an is large enough t. ahord a
place FOR entertainments. meetings.
etc.
v. T. tsiacl. of Lincoln Neb.. has
purchased en- 50 acre tract OF @ A.
Tinker. ~ Cedar nm he will teach
the school In district 10 this year
Ills family has arrived here and will
doubtless prove a very valuable aC
QUESTION.
Tho threshers are now ~ Isamher.
sons place near Aztec and will tnlsh
up the threshlng In this vicinity In n
few day George Adalr and Sam
Wright are in charge and the machine
has been very busy this season.
A. u. Mcintosh ~ Cedar I'M has
recently added some graded sheep 90
his stock ranch and will go into the
business of breeding Tho stocks ~ the
Shropshire breed AMI comes ~ n fam.
ily of prize winners we'll known
through the Mississippi valley. They
come from l.. N Hartley. a noted deal
or. OF Salem. Iowa.
The sweepstakes prize of SIS offered
by the Colcrad0-New Mexico Fair as
ISOLATION for the best display OF farm
products and vegetables from tho
three counties OF San Juan. Ia Plata
and MonteEuma. ia yet unpaid The
prize was won by and awarded 20 s r.
KOOntg. ~ this county why ~ this?
That money was earned and In due
The fair was held early In October
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

From the Reporter

From the Reporter
W. a white the photographer. Is
expected home next week from Law.
ton. Oklahoma.
Pearson Fry. Of Pennsylvania. Is
here on a visit 20 his brother Harry,
and may conclude 20 locate perma.
ncntly.
Rev r. N Craig. synodicel mission.
airy ~ the Presbyterian church for
New MeSico was IN Ration and made
arrangements IN furnish an assistant
10 Miss Lhughlln. missionary school
teacher
Several boys Of Blossburg we're ar
rested and brought before Judge Bayne
charged with throwing hallng wire
over the electric wires which furnish
power for the mines They were given
a severe lecture aud caution by the
Judge. u seems the boys ala not real.
iEe the mischief thoir acts caused
" l.. Rhodes deputy sheriff az Cats.
XIII brought IN Lewis Miller. who is
charged with having appropriated to
hls own use saddles. blankets guns
etc from the W = ana Springer
ranches iio was brought before Jus.
tice nayno and bound over to the
grand jury In the sum Of $3.50.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
W. C. T.. U. COLUMN.

The human units which form the col
lectiye whole OF society are swayed
by the influence o. one over another
Every individual Is n monarch within
the realm ~ his influence and Yields
hls sceptor over Yielding. admiring
subjects that 40 even 20 destruction
IN loval devotion 20 their sovereign.
And each mo tai who hravely battles
with adversely and temptation sheds
che radiant light ~ example on the
path Of fellow strugglers. revealing
the pitfalls and guiding 90 the goal
The responsibilities Of life are too
often nudcregtimated by those who
would close their eyes 90 all but sci.
nsh pleasure When we realize that
our every thought and act "a repro.
duced Ia the conduct OF our contem.
poraries We then only half estimate
the value OF individual responsibility.
For our living example Is an lmperish
able influence and axes the standard
Tor pOsterlty
Cnsophlsticatod youths often omu-
late the Wees ~ ose wfcar ~l~tuar
they have heard oxtOlled. and expect
20 acquire the latter by practlcIng the
vices
Tho respected citizen who drinks In
moderation 60 a. a greater menace 20
tho temperance cause than an army
~ drunkards for no one wiahen 20 be
o drunkard and no one Intends 10 ever
IAN az low.
Whenever conscience disappears the
drinkeT strives 10 quiet va warnings
hy pointing 90 one who has not vet
become pCwerless In the clutches OF
the drink habit and says, "Whiskey
does not harm or effect his social
position 90 why sSould n harm me-"
So excessive drink is the ruin. (aa
In time Il will be 10 the moderate
induiger) and when he has become
social outcast. a physical aud moral
wreck, In his bitter remOrse he nc.
cuses fate Of unfair treatment but
never will he acknowledge that mod
crate Indulgence Is harmful
Does God invest mortal man with
the right 20 tempt their brothers into
iniqulties that will overwhelm the
weaker ones?
Many reformed lnobriates tell OF
their countless resolves 10 reform and
their struggles 10 overcome temptation.
and often Just when their moral cour.
age was required 20 hold the fiery
thirst In check. the persuasion or
mockery o. convivial associates caused
the native line of resolutions TO be
alckled DER with the pale east OF
thought aud they plunged deeper IN
10 the mire Of doprnvlty
Arc not such temptors responsible
for the rnin ~ the tempted
The lawmakers Ia Denmark evident.
~ consider them so. for the law pro.
vides every drunken man with medical
attention at the expense Of the pub.
lican who furnished the last drink
Then, on the other hand. every man
who defends his principles OF abstin.
cnce strengthens some weaker brother
10 resist temptation with holder |
front
With Abel We may all ask the Sc /
rlous question Am ! my brothers /
keeper" and look 10 the lives Of
our own associates for the answer /
We are rosp 'slhle for them DO we
SCI an example ~ exalted nobility 20 /
spur them on IN higher aims?
MRS RALPH HILL.
Asst Press Reporter w. G. T u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
gLlzAegrHTowN.

From the Miner.
II b. stated that the snow on the
range ~ mountains between Elisa.
BEETHOVEN AID Amizott IS go deep as 20
make the trail impossible
L.. W Brown. formerly ~ Elizabeth.
town Is SIN confined 10 his bed, and
Is improving but slowly He "a being
cared for az the home Of his sister at
Tito Creek
a Sunday school was organised az
Clmarr0n by the pastor Of the Motho
dist church. with Mrs d D. Coverdale.
superintendent; Miss Julia Barnum.
assistant superintendent. Harry Hank.
ms. treasurer. Susie Howard. secre.
tary. Fred Lambert librarian Enough
money was subscribed 90 purchase
the FIRST quarters supplies.
n " Hankins Is again confined to
bis room at Cimarr0n with n severe az
tack OF asthma. His many friends hope
90 learn % his recovery az the very
near future
Cal Garner and Jesse white are
now engaged In working their annual
assessment on the Hornet property.
The claim Is located on the Rcd River
slope and ~ n well and favorably
known property
The public echoOl nj Cimarron has
now an enrolment of hftysevon pu.
pills and Miss Julia BHrnam Is teach.
INK n very successful term The pu.
pills parents and teacher all have their
hearts IN their work
The new min on the Denver will con.
tain about so GOO feet Of lumber Mr.
Walsh viii commence the construction
~ the building as 1oon as sufficient
quantity - the lImher can he had. the
contract fOr cutting the full amount
having already been lot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
AelrArep oveR SCANDAL.
Trunk Robbery and Loose Morality
Charged Against Railway Agent.


Charged Against Railway Agent
Quite A sensation ls brewing out Ia
san Diego Cal. over the arrest OF
n n Hall. night operator Of the San.
"a Fe az tnat place, and his alleged
wife. for robbery 81 trunks loft In the
San Diego station over night The
baggage was the property Of W n. H..
Stowcll. wealthy New Yorker. now
stopping ~ Hotel del Coronado. lie
claims 10 have been relieved Of $1,000
wo N Of jewelry.
II now seems the woman arrested.
who has passed az various times as
Halls wife and sister. is the wife OF
- y. Groch. a Galveston. Houston a
San Antonio engineer living IN San
dcrson Texas.
The san Diego Union has this TO say
aGou, the Incident;
''The rtory that the young woman
was neither Halls wife nor his sister
was brought 10 the city by Detective
Cade silva who is In the employ Of the
Santa Re
THE 0rst Detective selva heard Of
Hall was at Los Angeles the }nforma.
tion being conveyed to him In u lette'
from Thomas McMlll'n city giayshal
~ Albuquerque. asking him 20 locate
ono " r. Hall a telegraph operator.
VINO wns travelling over the country
with woman whom be- stated was
his wife hut who .B the wife Of y r..
Gioch of Sandcis0n. Texas an cugl.
ncer Inc marshals letter stated that
Groch followed Hall 10 Shawnee. a
station on the Santa Ne Pacific a
short distance west OF Albuquerque
M which jace there had been a shoot.
lnR sclapc between GroCh and Hall.
and that Hall had LEFT shawnee and
had gone west The letter lnciosed a
description Of the man and woman.
"Mr Selyn came 20 San Diego Fri
day evening not because he thought
he might find Hall but 20 investigate
the robberies AZ the depot. He iOcnt
Cd Hall soon after his arrival and
notified the city marshal In Aibuquer
que. asking n he should arrest either
or both The reply was that the mar
shall was lot seeking the arrest OF
either simply wishing 10 locate the
pair FOR the benefit Of the husband
" the woman. Mr. Gvoch"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

AGED 90 ysars. occurred ihls mornlns
~ 80 o'clock on South Arho street,
lie was a iewclef by occupation aud
had conducted q very profitable bust
ness M sellafsvillo. Pa. FOR n number
~ years urtll he was compelled 10
abandon " by failing health lie loft
his wife and daughter. parents. broth.
ors and sisters about two months ago
and came Co this city expecting 20
finally recover his health but the
dread disease, consumption. had so
far advanced that Il could not yield
10 the climatic Influences Of New Mex.
leo Through letter ~ Introduction
10 Mr.. Bittner. h. became we'll &C.
Quaintcd with number Of their
friends. and hts last days on earth
we're made ~ pleasant as could be
possible few DAYS ago. when u
was apparent that he could not long
survive. hts wife and parents we're
notified and they dispatched the fam.
ily physician 20 como 20 him and. n
possible. 10 ACCOMPANY him homo be
fore the end. Tho physician left Chit
cagO this morning. and Ia expected TO
arrive here Monday morning. who
win escort the remains 20 the sad
dencd home. Tho body "a being EN-.
halmed aud prepared for burial by
Undertaken J w Edwards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
FLAGSTAFF.
From the Sun

From the Sun.
Jack LeBatron lef. for Fresno. Cal.
where ne expects 10 spend several
months.
Mrs, II. II. Cameron has let TO j.
G. Grim contract fOt the building
" n three room house on North Le
rOux street
". y Johnson. the opera house pro
moter. left on a two weeks trip TO
Albuquerque on his return here ne
VIII push the project OF building an
opera house
The two Apache Indians arrested
by Sheriff Johnson last week charg
cd with killing deer. were tried be
fore Justice Quinlan. They pleaded
guilty and were sentenced TO Ave days
IN the county jail
r. g. Bunch has decided 20 locate
Ia SolOmonville and will open n law
office there. Mr. Bunch % an able law.
yer and has held a number Of public
offices. which he filled 90 the salts.
faction 81 HE constituents and he will
be heard from IN public affairs IN his
new home.
The law 1rm u Robinson q Glib.
son, 81 Tombstone. has been dissolved
by mutual consent. The Junior mem.
her of The Arm. Oscar Gibson. former
ly 81 Flagstaff. will remain In Tomb
stone and will try II alone He has
"A eXceilont law practice there and
To- one of tho leading lawyers ~ Co
chlsc county
At Supll one 81 the men IN the en-
pillow OF the water service ~ the San
IA Fo Pacific was instantly killed by
a giant powder explosion The unfor.
tunate nan was employed with tho
force laying the pipe line from Supal
TO Mcclellan. and was thawing the
powder when the explosion occurred
The body was torn 20 pieces.
G., ~ Mcclure Il IN from the Last
Chance mine He will leave IN a few
DAYS for California and Nevada, where
he viii look over the mining sections
for mining properties for a syndicate
who desire Investment In that line
Mr. Mcclure has the reputation Of
being an excellent Judge OF mines
and men of capital are willing 90 back
his judgment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
AIbuqueraue ID oalnsr.

warren and Ike Graham have
Ought 'ut the Palace club al Albu.
querquo 1nd will reopen IL on Decam.
her a. Il Is perfectly safe to say that
the resort viii hereafter be conducted
IN a strictly FIRST class and legitimate
manner
Tho Graham Bros are In business
hero and nt Alhemarle and their repu.
Ation la hlth that IN their new enter
prise they are certain 10 allure the
trade of an their friends and &C.
qnaintances from this part Of the coun.
Try.
We viii regret II II Warren decides
10 take his ostimable family 10 Albu.
querQue, as they have many warm
friends among our best people and
IN every respect Cerrillos would be
the loser by the removal. Corrillos
Register
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
CLAYTON
FROM the Fntorprlse

from the Enterprise
The teachers from the public school
are making arrangements % give a
splendid school entertainment Christ.
mas and viii be rgslstod By mum.
her Of local yoallals
Prof q L. Marsh Is making him.
self very popular with Clayton PEG.
pie IN the responsible capacity Of sup.
erintondent ~ the city school Mr.
Marsh g. "a young man ~ energy and
ability
Tom " Goodwin. Of Alhuaueraue.
New Neyico O mining ana smelling
man ~ considerable experience. has
been in the Garlic district Tor sew.
eral days looking over be camp with
a Wow 20 prtting IN 4 plant for troat.
INK the low grade ore We understand
h. was favorahly impressed with the
appearance OF the copper In the sand.
stone and has gone 20 see what he
can do 'oward securing the necessary
machinery. II is pretty generally
agreed that the ore cannot be smelted
properly on account Of the great
amount n silica IN the rock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
osslRE A REPunLlc.

The desire Of the Cubans. as report
ed by Governor General Wood. for a
republic. even II Il should last only a
week. Is natural After being in
bondage Ia Spain for centuries and
having acquired their freedom. with
tho assistance OF nelghborlnR and
friendly country u would crafty a
large proportion OF the inhabitants OF
the island 90 see tho lone star flag Of
Cuhra Libre noat over the towns and
10 tihcnunns 90 lately rescued from
the Cnatiiian power. But Il Is as true
now as q ever was that the natural
trend az events Is toward annexation
and that 'ho best interests OF the is.
land demand ultimate union with the
United states.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14

house erected over near tho railroad
tncks. rhis is the third structure OF
the Kind 10 be- erected In that region
and thcrc will soon be fourth as
Poison Bros intend soon TO build an.
other
Mrs. h. D. swociwoOd met with a
painful accident Fridcy Of last week
While passing the Dclmon'co rostau.
rant whore some acruhhlp( was being
done Mrs Swoetland slipped and fell
ON the wet sidewalk aud disiosated her
wrist
Omar Ramoy loft FOR Los Angeles
whore ne will enter the hospital for
treatment Ills hearing has been
grontly impaired inco the explosion o.
the railroad powder magazine some
weeks ago and u is hoped by his many
friends that his trip may be Of bone-
nt
Graders have been az work reducing
and raising the grade on the streets Ia
different places around town. when
the work is finished Williams will be
no more thD town 81 mudholes The
streets nre being rounded IN the cen
tor. with q Anteen inch cutters Rt the
sides. Thus giving excellent drainage.
Ono by ono the old pioneers arc
dropping from the ranks 90 Join tho
rroat mnieg't Last Tuesday evening
John kundCc. after nm Illness ~ sew.
ornl weeks ticd az tho boarding house
~ MrV uoNies IN this CITY He was
on Cld resident ~ this 90 tl0n hay.
INK come to this "lcinitv about twenty
years aro. Tor The past eight years has
"ts,def uptn hls homestead. nine
mil's snutL ~ WtHWi.
Nod Robinson met with n painful
and serious mlshap. he was walking
near tho brewery when a team came
running down tho street. Surprising a
driver was guiding them Ned failed
10 give up the entire right ~ way and
aa a result Dr. now suffering the cnnsc-
quonces. The horses were running at
q terrific rate and when they collldCd
with Ned he was knocked down and
out His rirht leg was broken and
be wHs otherwise badly shaken up
Drs Tvrolcr and RoWnscvllle repaired
me injuries and be Is now doing nice
la
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
NEEDLES.

From tho Eve.
win Ments. representing the Al.
buauerqu4 Citizen. was In Needles a
few days ago
There a.e az least several home.
less" boys who had reason 60 be thank.
ful last Thursday Brakeman r. G..
Kennedy and J O. stewart Fixed up
fine dinner at their bachelor apart
meuts and invited few Of the home.
less TO dine with them They had
royal feast and from comments In.
dulgcd We op,ne that Kennedy must
have served served full time In some.
hody'H kitchen before he took 20 rail
oading
Judge root smHshcd Air uWu record
on vag sentence this week James
Goddard was up for vagrancy. and by
arousing tho Judges ir be was given
the diatinction OF receiving the heav.
lost yag sentence ever imposed IN this
country lie WIS sentenced 20 serve
go DAYS IN jail and was hned the sum
OF $3.50 N the sum of $3.50 s. still
unpaid at the eud Of ninety DAYS.
which rs more than probable. Goddard
will remain n guest ~ the county jail
for three more months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
AN EXAMPLE.

Early IN the spring the Circle 3
ranch In New Mexico was sold by A.
strousse 10 Curtis a Morse, OF the
Horseshoe ranch The latter c0mpa.
ny during the summer drove their cat
lie north for pasture and during their
absence fifteen settlers moved In and
took up homeatoads on the ranch The
pasturago iH especially fine there this
year. and the new settlers each have a
snail bunch OF cattle. which they take
care Of on their homesteada The
Circle $ ranch embraces tract OF
land i've by ten niles
Under the lease law these small mon
would have been barred out az the
Circle $ would have legal control of
the tract New. which rs the most ad.
yantagoous 90 the territory -hfteen
small settlers N support stores and
. hools with their improved farms. or
one corporation 10 keep the country In
its native condition g-Pecos Valley
Stockman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
SANTA ROSA.

From La Voc Publlca.
Lumber is arriving daily and build.
ing Is going ahead rapidly.
a shooting scrape n reported %
have taken place abou, fourteen miles
from town. We have been unable 20
gather any particulars Of the case.
only knowing that one man was shot
three times and that the preliminary
hearing viii be- held on the 18th Of
next meath
Great excitement prevails in town
on account OF the rich strike ~ cop
per ore that has hecn made about two
miles and a ha'f from this place In n
southeaste-ly direction. II is reported
by those familiar with mining matters
that this copper strike Is one OF the
richest that has boon made within the
territory. Several claims have been
staked m already
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
Wants TO Find Los, Brother.

Albert NJ Floyd editor of the Lis.
bon sun Lisbon. Iowa. asks tn news.
papers of the southwest TO publish
the following article.
The address or whereabouts 81
Henry Lcyh, plaatorer or brick.
layer by trade ~ wanted by his rola
tlves a. lisbon iowa Ills aged moth
~ Is dead aud word from him In
reference 10 an important family mat
ter is necessary lie has not written
homo Tor fifteen years. and for some
years was n resident of Colorado Any
information thankfully received by his
brother William Loyh. or the Lisbon
Sun Newspaper Of Lisbon. Linn coun.
~. Iowa"