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lines became crosx.d Tbrrsd.v
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this week
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Married by Rsv. II. j. Black
mon, Jan. 26th Mr.. Willie Bow
srs and Miss lsadora Small, dau-
ghtor of Mr.. Ellison Small.
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Died From q Fall

Died From a Fall
In cur last issue was noted tho
fact that Mr.. g NJ. More, SO
years old, prominent and in
fusntial citizen Of Blackshurg and
an uncle Of w. VI. Moore of this
place, had fallen on tho ice and
seriously hurt himself. We re-
gret To leaIn that Mr. Moore,
died Saturday afternoon from his
'isjuries.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK :
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,

Almost everybody who rends the news,-
papers Is sure TO know o1 the wonderful
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| Editor Csnnors is confines to
his bed with bad case Of grip.
| Mr.. w. D. Robinson will move
today into his handsome new
residence just completed on Elm
Street. -
Mr.. and Mrs. B. &. Hoagh aad
B. Y. Funderburk have returned
from Dudley, where they went tn
be present at the reception Of their
brother, MIR. Eugene Fundsrburk.
Married by Rsv. II. j. Black
mon, Jan. 26th Mr.. Willie Bow
srs and Miss lsadora Small, dau-
ghtor of Mr.. Ellison Small.
Mr.. e. V. Truesdel of Whit
mire, formerly of Kershaw, visi
ted.his cousin, DR.. j. z. Rutlsdys
the past week.
'I can't wurk As | uss-tsr could
said an old darksy the other day;
"my will is good, but my oonss-
cutinn won't let ms".
Senator Housh's bill to allow
the Lancaster schesl district to
vote on the question OF issuing
bonds fer the purpose Of erecting
a now school building has passed
the senate.
The State Of yesterday says the
Hon. T. 7. Williams is being
spoken OF as candidate for spssk-
or of the next House. r
Col. Leroy Springs of Lane as
tor, president of one of the finest
mills in the State, is here watch
ing the proceedings of the lsgisla-
turs. s.-The State. '-3fN
As Mr.. Judson Craig Of New
Cut was returning frsm Tirzah
Church Monday his mule fell and
threw him off, cutting . severe
gash in his head. A listener who
heard this information given US
said he hoped it would serve as a
wsrnlng and cause US to have bet
ter roads.
Rev. H. ". Bays, d. D., will
prssch in the Methodist Church
Friday night, the 31st, and held
the first Quarterly Conference fer
Lancaster Station.
The earlier large breeds Of
chickens are hatchsd the better
Rev j. M. Steadman has Barred
Plymouth Rock eggs for sal. at
SO cents per sitting. Ne egg. ship
ped under 81 90 per sitting.
Prof. Shurley's school at Pleas
ant Valley is in a flourishing con :
ditlon. He has ninety pupils On
the roll, with an average attends
ucs OF eighty five. Is this not the
largest country scheol in the eoun,
ty9
Mr.. D. B. Stovsr, of Heath
Springs has a curiosity in the
way Of pair of doc tracks .
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Several stores were broken open
IN 1orkville last week, among them
the store Of D. Nj. Heath e Co.
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Asw Are Year KiAaSyss
Sissrss A. ftl. Rn Gar. a All sJIans, 10 M sse
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Mr.. E. V. Truesdel of Whit
mire, formerly of Kershaw, visi
ted.his cousin, DR.. j. z. Rutlsdys
the past week.
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The State Of yesterday says the
Hon. Il. Z. Williams is being
spoken OF as a candidate for spssk-
or Of the next House. ra
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Col. Leroy Springs of Lane as
ter, president of one of the finest
mills in the State, is here watch
ing the proceedings of the lsgisla-
turs. The State. '.iFN
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Senator Housh's bill to allow
the Lancaster schesl district to
vote on the question OF issuing
bonds fer the purpose Of erecting
a new school building has passed
the senate.
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Rev. H. ". Bays, d. D., will
preach in the Methedist Church
Friday night, the 31st, and held
the first Quarterly Confsrsncs fer
Lancaster Station.
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I can't wurk As uss-tsr could
said an old darksy the other day;
"my will is good, but my oonss-
cutinn won't let ms'.
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Mess:s. w. j. Evans and Her
bert Young spoHt Sunday ia Rock
Hill.
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The earlier large breeds Of
chickens are batchsd the better
Rev j. M. Steadman has Barred
Plymouth Rock eggs for sale at
SO cents per sitting. N. egg. ship
ped under 81 90 per sitting.
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Cotton brought u cents ont
this n srku Yesterday.
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Misses Pet Neal and Mary A6.
ans returned Monday from three
weeks stay with Ms. A. j. Bass
of Norway.
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There will he an entertain nent
at the Fork Hill school house in
about three weeks. r.
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Car load fresh Virginia lin e
just received at T. FL. Davis.
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Mr.. and Mr.. N. b. Cauthen
spent Saturday and Sunday at
Heath Springs and .Oakhurst vis>
iting relatives.
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There is d severe blizzard raging
In tho West, and the edge of it
must have struck this place.
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Mr.. j. s. Wilson, Sergeant at
arms of tho House, is at homo
confined to his he'd with a severe
case Of rheumatism.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-29

Mr.. W. w. Croxton and little
son, from near Ksrstaw, spent
Saturday in town.
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For Sale or Rent The Cloud
residence-ten rooms corner of
Arch and French Streets. Apply
to T. S. Carter.
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Mrs. J. L. Bell of Hagill spent
frsn Saturday until Monday with
her daughter, Mrs. J. N. Cauthsn
at this place. - -
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Prof. ShurIey's school At Pleas
ant Valley is in a flourishing con-
ditlon. He has ninety pupils On
the roll, with an average attends
ucs OF eighty five. Is this not the
largest country scheol in the eoun-
ty2
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To Rent! A valuable four horse
farm, with good buildings. Farm
in "Bell Town" about z miles
west Of towa. Rent reasonable.
Apply at this Office.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
DISTRICT COURT.
Conside able Business Transacted Yes.
terday Afternoon.

Yesterday afternoon Judge Baker fin
lshcd mp quite a batch Of court matters
and last night left for Omaha. Neb.. ok.
pecting To return to the city about
February 20 with his family.
Assistant Clerk Crosby reports the
following business:
The case of Jose NJ Romero. admin.
istrator of the estate of Trinidad r. de
Jaramillo, vs.. Manuel A. Jaramillo ct
al. to foreclosc a judgment in lieu of
favor of plaintiff as administrator. the
hearing upon defendants demurrer
was continued till February 30.
In the case of William II. Stark VS..
Susie A. Stark. suit for divorce on the
ground OF abandonment. cause was
heard and final judgment of divorce
granted.
Ia the case of Leon Hertzog ys. J. +.
Chaves. judgment by default in the
sum of sS2l5 so was rendered.
In the case OF ~ H. Field, receiver,
VS.. d. l.. Sammis. appeal of A. b. Nc
Millen from judgment of court was
granted
In the case of Lindsay Bros. VS.. j. f.
Diamondo company, the district clerk
was ordered 10 pay Si555 less costs TO
attorneys of defendants.
Asma Gargoura VS.. Michael Gar.
gourn, defendant, was restrained from
assigning. concealing or encumberine
any property owned 'or possessed by
either plaintiff or defendant The
plaintiff applies tor separate mainten
ance and care of two minor children
! alleging cruel and inhuman treatment
and final abandonment. The order is
one of temporary restraint until the
case can he heard on its merits.
Two repleyin suits by Miss Ida Di
Lockhart respectively. were filed
! against DR. John +. Pearce and T. 5
Hubhoil. sheriff. to recover property
! taken under judgment obtained by
DR.. Pearce and executed ~ the sheriff
against Mrs Ellen Lockhart
| The Albuquerque accquia case tool
up the greater part of yesterday. anc
was finally referred To II. Z. owen
court stenographer, who will hear ties
timony and on the return of Judg,
Baker from Omaha. will be decided.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08

There is no canker like a hidden crime
and moro than half the misdcods OF
the world are punished by ulcers in the
heart. The man who is not found out
is the man To pity. not to envy-and
the world Is fun of such men.
Tho mere sense man gets the surer
he is that every man carries his own
burden and the heavier II gets The
more sense man gets the surer he is
To bestow charity on the rich and poor
alike and to envy no one. Charity is
the essence of philosophy and religion
and happiness. II IL all there in the
common sense. Malice never led
man TO any good end; envy never
made anyone stronger or more useful
in his trade or business. But given
covetousness in mans heart and
crimes tempt him, all evil beckons to
him. II men and women would only
learn to live simply and wholesomely.
minding their own business, the mil
lenium would come in few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08

further delay. II those afflicted or
who have been exposed do not use
good care II is our duty that we pro
tect ourselves. The territorial laws
provide a fine of from s25 to 800 for
exposing others to any contagious
disease. Several Mexicans from this
side Of Olio were here Saturday. fair
ly spotted with smallpox. and when
told to leave town became indignant
and explained It was three days since
they were sick.
II our health officer will do his duty
and fine those offending. there will be
no danger of the disease being
brought here, and within few weeks
will have run its course west OF U.S.
Pennington Hustler.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08

The military ball given last evening
at Rosenthal hall by the officers and
troopers Of Troop A. proved to be n
grand success. About thirty couples
enjoyed the dancing which continued
from $3.50 to i2 o'clock. when Home,
Sweet Home" gladdened the ears OF
the merry young dancers.
The young ladies In their rich even
ing gowns and the young men In their
uniforms presented very gay and at
tractiye appearance.
The music furnished by Messrs. Kas.
per. Sporleder. Smith and Critics was
excellent.
II is the intention OF the troop to
give these military hops about once a
month. that the members OF the troop
may receive some pleasure as well as
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
LAND DEAL.
American Company Buys Timber Land
In Mexico,

The Development Company of Am
erica has bought from II c. Smith. of
San Francisco. and j. X. Davis, of Wis
consin. 100000 acres of timber land
in Chihuahua. The price paid for the
land is understood to be a million dol.
lars gold.
H. c. Smith Is in the city today to
meet r, NJ. Murphy and Il. n. Hooker
president and vice president of the
Development company. who will ar
rive in the city tonight from the west
After a brief stay here they will go to
the timber land and remain about two
weeks.
The timber acquired is said to be
some of the finest in the world. II is
located about fifty miles southwest of
the terminus of the Sierra Madre rail
road on the western slope OF the
moutains bearing the same name
The property is best known as the
Garcia tract. ana was purchased by
Smith and Davis from Telesforo Garcia
about two years ago. II is estimated
10y competent experts that there are
fully 5000 GOO 900 feet of lumber on
the land.--El Paso Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
Unsuccessful Confidence Game.

Two fairly sleek looking strangers
drifted into Silver City Sunday and In
the afternoon made an unsuccessful at
tempt to beat the roulette wheel in the
Palace saiOon One played the game
and the other sat bv and apparently
looked on. but Ia fact was trying to
regulate the movements of the wheel
by cane which he was manipulating
from underneath the table. For a
time the player lost but soon his 'sys-
ten" commenced coming and he was
in a fair way to take in the bank roll
when the suspicious of the attaches OF
the house were aroused. The men were
watched closely and their game ex-
posed. Settlement was generously
made by paying them back what they
had lost and not cashing the checks
which they had won. Their work was
very coarse and they were evidently
not experts at their game. -lndepend-
ent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
WINSlOW.

Special Correspondence
Winslow. Ariz., February 4.--W. A.
Parr received a car of lumber this
week. This is for the repairs on the
building owned by Fred Seeger. which
was partially destroyed by fire some
time ago.
Reports have 1t that Homer Ores
sell who for the last few DAYS has been
very low with pneumonia. is better and
will recover. The young mans friends
and neighbors are rejoicing to hear
this. Homer is liked by everyone.
W. A. Parr, the undertaken. has had
his hands full the past few days. hav-
ing four funerals in the last Eight days.
This is extraordinary for Winslow
Mrs Lois Kittredge died at the resi-.
dence of George A. Lane on Aspinwall
street. She was a niece Of Mrs. Lane
and came here some time ago to spend
her last days with her aunt. She was
formerly resident of Pasadena, Cal.
The remains were prepared and ship
ped to California, accompanied by Mr..
Lane.
On Monday at 1l:25 o'clock Bynom
O'Kelly died at the residence of his
brother, T. J. O'Kelly. on First street,
at the age of 80 years, from pneu-
mona. Mr.. O'Kelly was resident of
Redlands, Cal. but owing to III health
he decided 10 travel and sold his prop
erty. He came to Williams. Ariz.. to
try the mountain climate. but this
proved TO be too high for him and he
was sent to Winslow, where the alti-
tudc Is lower. Arriving here last Sat.
urday he was met at the train by his
brother and driven In a carriage to his
home. For time he seemed To be
getting better. but on Monday he took
turn for the worse. and died as stat
ed above. His remains were embalmed
and shipped to his old home at Red
| lands. accompanied by his brother.
G, r. Bauerback. proprietor OF the
| Parlor saloon. has had his place fitted
| up. and II is without doubt the finest
| place of the kind along the Santa Fe
| Pacific. Dick Is an up-to.date saloon
man and is determined to have his
place show that he Is abreast of the
| times.
Alex Morrison. an old time conduc
tor. formerly of this place, is paying
his friends visit this week Mr.. Nor
rison has many friends IN Winslow and
all are glad to see him back. although
his stay was short.
j. +. Miller. one of the Santa Fe
Pacific passenger conductors running
between this Mace and Albuouaroup
was making n tour OF the streets OF
Winslow. Jesse has many friends in
| this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
WILLIAMS S.
From the News.

From the News.
Mrs. j. y. Harris. who has been visit
ing In the city for the past month with
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Phelan. left for
her home at Barstow
Mrs. J. l. Broyles, who for some tire
past has been living at El Paso. has
returned to Ash Fork and resumed
charge of the Ash Fork House.
w. Y. Mason, after pleasant visit
al some weeks with his son In the
city. left for Oregon. and after trip
through that section expects to return
to his home In Iowa.
Little Herbert. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. ellison, was taken quite sick, ne
cessitating the calling of DIR. Rounse-
vile. With good care the little fellow
has improved rapidly and is able to be
out at play again.
Mrs. T. II. Simpson was taken dan
gerously i'll last Friday about mid
night. The attack was very peculiar
somewhat resembling epilepsy. A.
present Mrs. simpson is getting along
nicely and hor friends hope thai sne
may never be so troubled again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

From the New Mexican.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes, of Albuquer-
que. will arrive on Sunday next 10 pay
a few weeks visit to her daughter.
Mrs y. G. Watson
Charles \. stevens. of Albuquerque,
and Mrs A. y. Feyerhelm, of Bland
were married yesterday at the home OF
James Tyrrell. at albuquerque.
Governor Otero. Secretary Reynolds
and Associate Justices Merle and Nc
MILAN were passengers on the noon
train for Albuquerque. where they will
attend the banquet given by the
Commercial club in honor OF Judge
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Bergere will
leave this evening for Albuquerque.
where Mrs. Bergere will remain for n
few days the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
r. Field. Mr. Bergere expects TO re-
turn home tomorrow.
+. j. Dedman, assistant to general
Manager Greig. of the El Paso e.
Rock Island railroad. who lives at Al
amogordo. and Miss Ethel Dennison. a
teacher in the Indian school at Albu-
querque, were married today in the lat.
ter city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
kINGMAN.

From The Miner.
Judge w. W Dunbar and wife are
again In kingman and viii hereafter
maKc this their home Judge Dunbar
has been looking after his oil interests
In Tennessee for several months and
believes that his company has valuable
property. The company Is now en-
gagged in erecting rig on the land
and will soon begin drilling.
Henry Hanson. who was badly
burned by an explosion OF OIL gas at
thn G. q. u. mine. some weeks ago. Is
fast recovering His hands were Sc
vcrely burned. and 1t may be some
time before he rcgains the entire use
of them. The accident is supposed to
have been caused by tue removal of
one of the burners without turning of
the oil and while the furnace was still
very hot
An eight.horse team loaded with
supplies for the Golden Gem mine left
Kingman On the streets were ten or
twelve teams loaded for the various
mines contiguous To Kngman. This is
a good showing for the town and an in.
diCation of the amount OF business car
ried on with the mines. Teams go ont
from here daily for the Gold Road
country loaded with camp supplies and
mining machinery.
Last Sunday aight. Asa +. Harris
and Mr.. Jackson cerr.. mp from the Biz
Sandy. having In charge w. u. Steph
ems. "A well known cattleman of that
country. who is suffering from TEN
porary insanity. stephens has been
"A hard drinkcr and II liz thought tina,
the constant use of alcohol has AT
fected his brain. He has been acting
ugly for some time past and II was
thought best To restrain him before
he committed some rash act. He was
adjudged insane by Judge Logan and
Sheriff Lovin departed with him FOL
the asylum at Phoenix.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
SUPREME COURT REPORTER.
Judge A. J. Abbott Chosen BY the su.
preme Court-Sketch Of Appointec.

Just before the ceremony of admin.
istering the oath of office to Governor
Otero on Saturday afternoon In the
territorial supreme court room, Chief
Justice Mills announced that the su.
preme court had appointed Judge 4. J.
Abbott. of Santa Fe. as reporter of the
supreme court says the New Mexican.
This Is an eminently proper appoint
mcnt. Judge Abbott is "A lawyer OF ex.
tended experience and Acknowledged
ability He has been engaged in his
profession over twenty-five years. Soon
after he began to practice he was elect.
ed superintendent of public instruction
for Rice county, Kan. AT the eXpira-
tion of his term in that Office he was
elected prosecuting attorney of his
county. and at the expiration of his
term was again nominated by the re-
publican party, but declined as he had
made arrangements to go to another
part of the state.
Early in 1887 he was appointed by
Governor John A. Martin as Judge of
the Twenty-seventh juuIcial district of
Kansas. In the fall of that year he
was nominated 10y the republicans and
elected for the term OF four years. and
again in 1891 he was renominated and
reelected for another four years term.
| At the expiration Of his second term.
having held the position for nine years,
he removed to Colorado. where he
practiced his profession at Trinidad
until he came to this city and engaged
| in the practice of law in partnership
with his son. Y. G. Abbott. who Is dis
trict attorney for this judicial district.
This appointment by the supreme
court is a high compliment TO Judge
Abbott, which, however, Is fully justi.
fed by the ripe literary and legal edu.
cation and acknowledged ability of its
recipient
Judge Abbott Is n man of strict in.
tegrity rigid morality. and excellent
Christian character, and the Judgment
of the supreme court in making this
appointment pleases the members of
the bar throughout the territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
Silver City Postmaster.

The Santa Pc New Mexican says
that the re-appointmcnt of Mrs. F. W..
Galloway rs postmistress at Silver
City Is not q very popular one. The
New Mexican Ia generally correct. hut
In this statement IL is entirely wrong
and shows deplorable ignorance of
the facts. The disappointment of Mrs.
Galloway as postmistress at Silver
City is one of the most popular ap-
pointments made by President Roose-
welt. She is the widow of a man who
gave up his life in running to earth the
notorious postonice robber Black Jack,
and was left with large family on her
hands, two Of whom are now consid-
cred to be confirmed Notwithstanding
Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-02-08
Dissertation on Envy.

Probably the thing that causes more
grief than anything else in the world.
next To what wrongfully passes unaer
the name of love. says William Allen
White. is envy. Envy is the first and
best sign that a man who has il. is
losing his sense. For no one is really
worth IT, To envy any human being
merely indicates that you don't stop to
think of his troubles. Life evens
things up in the world better than we
realize. The man highest up on the
ladder has the biggest drop before him
and the dizziest head. The man lower
aown has the fun. Riches bring their
own burdens. power its own handicap.
glory It's own drawbacks. The richest
man in this town would trade places
with a hundred poor men II he could.
The poorest man In town has his good
fortune. Hundreds of men and women
who are subjects Of envy are carrying
secret burdens OF pain and sorrow.