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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-22
ELKS' CARNIVAL
And STREET FAIR
March 3rd to 10th. 1902.

Thousands of envelopes have
been sent out by the busiess men
OF New Iberia, bearing the infor.
nation given in the heading of
this article, to their correspond
ents. 1t is confidently expected
that thousands of people will visit
this place between the dates nam
ed for the purpose of attending
this falr and carnival.
The Elk's Lodge of this place
already has enrolled upon it's
roster a very large per centage
OF the leading business men of
this place and the Lodge enjoys
the very enviable reputation of
doing well whatever it undertakes.
1t has provided amusement for
our people before and all have
been agreed that it was most uni
quely and throughly done. This
occasion promises to be It's
greatest effort and no detail has
been nor will be sighted to make
it a success worthy Of the reputa
ton of the order and Lodge, and
it has not been sparng in ex.
pense to make it such.
Nineteen of the best shows that
could be procured have been en-
gagged for the season of the en-
gagemeht here-four OF which will
be free to all holders of tickets of
admission to the Midway.
The town authorities have
granted the exclusive use of Iberie
streets, to the Elks for this oc.
casion, and this thoroughfare vii
be made the Fairs Midway. Be
sides the street the Fair and its
shows will occupy the vacant lots
on both sides of the street-tl.t
property of Mr. J. Davis, on th'
south, between Lees drug store
and Dorels bakery, and the Fonte
lieu property on the north. Thi
week the work of putting up 12O'
running feet of II foot fencing, fo
the purpose of inclosing the lots
was commenced. A very uniqu
thing about this fence, is tha
while it is to be a tight board wal
for the purpose Of shutting cut tn
small boy and non paying eyes, j
will he put up and complete'
without the driving of nail.
Excursion rates have been al
ranged for over tire Souther
Pacific railroad from all tn
neighboring points, and thes
special rates will be in force tn
entire week, every day. Specia
excursion trains are now BEN
arranged for the closing day.
Mr.. Julius Scharff is the chai
man of the Arrangement Commi
tee and he is very ably assisted !
the discharge Of the duties OF ths
committee by the following Elk
Messrs NJ. F. Smith, E. NJ. Woot
all, Dave Davis and }. w. Eel
art.
The business people of this pla'
have been very prompt in reco'
nizing that this effort on the pa
of the Elks is for the benefit
the whole town and will be Il
means of bringing great numbe
of out-of.town people here durll
the week. And further, that tilt
have been called upon to be
but a small part OF the expens
The Elks, therefore, request Cd
all homes and business houses p
= on their holiday dress for the occ
sion. Show Your colors-if y
have none, use the Elks' colors a
use them liberally-tbe latter
preferable. Put out your MAJ
banners and mott oes. Use purl
liberally. The Elks are the D :.
People On Earth and their ell
should be recognized by the VIII
peOple of New Iberia.
Be sure and come to the n
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@Ths Real Thing Elks Street
Fair Mch. .3rd to 10th.

The tWenty-oIle naval recruits,
enlisted at New Orleans left Wed!
snesday for various training places.
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If.you want to have good time,
come to the Street Fair Hch. Bird to
10th.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

The list of jurors cannot be given ont
for publication at this time. as ali have
not as yet hcen summoned The list
will appear later.
The work preparatory TO the build.
ing OF the new Clark g. Co. block on
the corner OF Gold avenue and Pine
street is now under way. A force of
men have been at work excavating the
cellar the rock for the foundation is
on the ground and within short time
we may expect to see a large number
of men at work on the building proper.
Wncn Mr. Clark decides to do a thing
he at once goes at il without further
ceremony or the flourish of trumpets
and does It. The building. when com
pletcd. will have three store rooms on
the first floor and large number os
rooms on the second floor for rent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
CLAYTON.
From the Enterprise.

From the Enterprise.
Col. j l.. De Haven was In town this
week. He Is almost entirely recover
ed from the attack of erysipelas which
he suffered. He was accompanied to
town by Mrs. De Haven.
Mrs. r. Garcia and Miss Quetita
Chacon, OF Trinidad. are visiting Mrs.
Juan G.. Martinez. OF this city. Mrs.
Martinez Is a sister of Mrs. Martinez.
and Miss Chacon niece. Mrs Mar
tinez entertained a number of visitors
In honor OF her visitors.
Sheriff Garcia was called day or so
ago to take a riotous and revelling fe-
male from the tenderloin district to
the county bastile, but when he had
gotten her to jail and assigned an ap-
artment there TO her special use. she
became more voiuble and vile than sine
was polite, whereby the sheriff made
liberal use of nearby water hose and
finally succeeded in cooling the temper
OF the fiery Camille.
Saturday afternoon with a guessing
contest. known as the Wonderful
Trunk" Mrs. J. G. Harshaw carried
of first prize, an embroidered center
piece; Mrs. A. w. Thompson secured
second. a pair of sterling silver curling
irons. and Mrs. +. W. Fox third, s
hand painted gift book. All the ladies,
of whom there were eighteen. report
a very pleasant affair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
Territorial Topics

Ia nlnc-pound baby girl was born to
Mrs. Schram. OF Trinidad. who former.
| ly lived In at Santa Fe.
On Thursday afternoon the Santa Fe
Juniors and the College Blues will play
game of hall on the athletic grounds
of -. Michael's college.
This evening, Rev. w. A. Cooper will
unite In marriage Frank Dettelbach
and Miss May Floto. both well known
young people of this city.
Deputy United States Marshal X. T..
, Leatherman arrived from Albuquerque
TO be present at the sessions OF the
court of private land claims.
On Saturday night on San Francisco
street in row. Patricio Ortiz receiv-
ed two cuts in the face and Juan Her
rcra was struck several times upon the
head. his scalp being cut.
Miss Emile Blaclmore Stapp. ON the
editorial staff of the Mail and Times.
ing friends in Santa Fe. She will leave
for home on Thursday morning.
Mrs. Elias Clark, OF Plaza del Al
cade. who is patient at the Sani-
tarium, presented her husband with an
clevenpound son. whereat there Is
great happiness in the Clark house
hold.
Fred j. Otero. of Albuquerque is a
visitor In santa Fe.
Charles w. Dudrow was visitor at
Las Vegas.
Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN Gold. of Ell
Paso. ere visiting relatives In Santa
Fe.
John II Burns. of Park View. Rio
Arriba county. Is visitor in Santa Fe.
Harry Tew Warner is able 10 10
about again after serious spell of ILL.,
ness.
Mrs Roy Crlchton and child have re-
turned 10 Santa Fe after pleasant
visit to friends in Albuquerque.
Jacob Weltmer spent the day at Te-
suque. to see what damage the frost
of the past two nights has done to his
fruit trees in hts orchard on the Tesu-
que.
Leo Hersch has put up the following
notice at the new warehouse he Is
building: Sorry 1t does no, suit you.
but we have all the advice we need
about the building"
Miss Morrow of the Presbyterian
mission school. left for Orrville. Ohio.
to spend her vacation.
Misses Zimmerman and Thompson
OF the Presbyterian mission school.
A. +. Spiegelporg and WIFI s. Spieg.
elberg and Mrs. |. l.. Bacharnch and
son. of Las Vegas, will arrive In Santa
Fe. A. r. Spiegelberg returns from
New York. where he attended the fun
eral os his mother. while his brother,
Will. former resident of Santa Fe.
but nj present of Now York, accom-
panied him to New Mexico.
j. H. Hammond, a banker at Clay
ton. Union county. is the guest Of Pro
fessor J. A. Wood and family. He Is
In Santa Fe TO arrange with Territorial
Treasurer j. II. Vaughn to make the
Clayton bank a territorial depository.
be Is a member of the board OF educa-
tion at Clayton. Mr.. Hammond Is an
old teacher and takes great interest In
the educational affairs of New Mexico.
He reports that the range of Union
county. except In spots. Is in excellent
condition. The lamb yield was in no
instance less tian 60 per cent and In
several instances reached 100 per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
pEMINo.
From the Headlight.

From the Headlight.
w. II. Greer ana wife, who had been
for weeks outing to the Animas val
ley. returned home. Mrs. Greer was
SO well pleased with that country that
she now wants to go there to live, but
her many friends in this city viii most
strenuously object to such a move.
Colonel =. X. Smith Is expected
home next week with party OF strong
financial and mining men to look over
the property which he has recently
sold them. II all goes well. and there
is no doubt but that II will, this com
pany will begin operations as soon as
will go ahead In spite of trusts and
trust prices.
The ice plant Is fast nearing compile.
tion and will probably be In operation
by the first OF June. Work is going
ahead day and night and with excel
lent results. The electric lights which
now only run till l2 o'clock. will then
be run all night. The lights are all
right. by the way. and the company Is
having all II can do to put them In to
meet the increasing demand for them.
The regular term Of court for Luna
county will convene in this city on the
9Th of June next. A good court fund
is now In the hands of the county
treasurer and all cases now on the
docket viii receive their just deserts.
There are some six or eight criminals
now In the county Jail awaiting trial
and some others whom Sheriff Baca
hopes to be able to produce In time
that they may get what they deserve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

fore. They will come with definite and
matured plans and with the expectan.
cy OF going To work at once.
george Young. the ingenious candy
man, mas attached q weter main To his
SOFA fountain instead of using a tank.
ana mas an abundance OF eyer.cold
aqua pura on tap.
The ice factory and cold storage
plant is approaching completion. The
capacity OF the ice factory is ten tons
daily. with possibility of indefinite in
crease. The cold storage room Is 60
10y 10 feet In dimensions.
archie ID. Marshall has beer ippoipt
ed as a clerk in the postoiiicc of East
Las Vegas. his appointment 10 take
ehect Juiy l. as provided by a late
oruef from Washington. Mr. Marshall
mas been an extra clerk since Scptem-
ber.
Fritz Rosens;cin. representing the
Giooe Glove company. is in the city AT.
tending TO the wants of the trade.
Fritz has the peculiar faculty of beinc,
able to spell any word YOU give him
backward aud the additional faculty
OF writing i the same way. He will
peEln with the last word of a sentence
anu write Il backward and upside
down at that. and doesn't have 10
stand on his head either.
Inc gypsies are here. five wagons
strong.
oscar Carpenter. of Fort Scott Kan.
Is the new fireman at hot springs hotel.
lie Is the nephew OF j. T. Carpenter
the brakeman
J. Schwalier sold out his saloon in
terests In this city and he and mis- wife
nave gone to Pueblo and will make
that their permanent home.
;. X. Dearth has sold his new SEQ
shotgun. which he had made especially
Tor trap shooting, and has ordered an.
other In its stead
George p. Money witnessed Cuba's
nag go up over the new republic of the
Antilles. He was present at the I'm.
iuguration OF cupa's first president.
Louis Dean. the Chinaman whose
restaurant was burned out at Santa
Rosa ana who had bcen in this city
since that occurrence. returned to
santa Rosa. where he will again en-
gage in business.
George Langdenberg, forest SUPER
'isor for the Pecos river reserve,
wishes the public TO know that his
resent address is El Porvenir Hotel.
las Vegas, y. NJ, and not Hot Springs.
\. NJ. as heretofore.
DIR. Francis Crosson. of Albuuuerque.
!. NJ. wants to know the date of the
musical festival tn he held In this city
III" near future. For his benefit and
hat OF others the Optic states the
ate To he May 1890, the latter eve.
Ing concluding with the American
Tag. In the Duncan opera house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
cARlS BAD.

From the Argus.
r. o. Kennedy, a health seer who
recently came here from SanAngelo
has let the contract for five pm cot
tage on North Canyon street
George J.. Newton was elSed city
treasurer last week by thecouncil: :
u. s. Bateman city attorne DR.. G.
NJ. Whether. city physicis w. G..
Woerner. street commission, Dennis
Duncan, poundkeeper, AT falary OF
$50 per month.
The annual election opffscers OF
the Carlsbad Volunteer e depart
ment has taken place. IOhnemus.
was elected chief; W. Woerner.
treasurer; Walter Moii secretary:
p. +. Kircher. foreman emical en-.
g.ne: +. q. Ohnemus. eman hose
cart No l; viii Driver. 'eman hose
cart No. 2.
The most perfect antfe like pic
ture OF a man rolling agarette was
| shown to us by c. Hllauuer. the
drawing being the wopf his little
daughter, Anna. aged 16rs. II is as
natural as life itself aispeaks well
for a child Of her yearShe is gen
ids. as anyone who hasen her work
| will admit. and the county should
feel proud Of her.
Governor Otero happointed w.
n. Wicker fish and &, warden for
Eddy county. The alntment Is a
good one. and the pes who have
been dynamiting fish best look a
little out. Dick Is a b hunter and
fisherman. but he bfes that the
law protecting nsL agame should
be enforced, and will 40 II that the |
statutes are obeyed.
Prof r. +. Wright. o is to be at
the head of Carlsba schools the |
coming term. came ipm Missouri,
| the first OF the we,and devoted |
| himself to a study conditions ex-
isting In matters eduDnal. He ex-
pressed himself as wpleased with |
Carlsbad and its peopnd feels that |
the school work wrome forward
smoothly and with goesults to both
pupils and town. ne this morning
for his home.
The young son OF Sf c. NJ. Stew
art had what very ne became a IA
tai accident. He wasng on Greene
street at very gootce. when his
mount suddenly swd into Canal,
throwing the boy Willy 10 the
ground. he alighting his head. II
was ut first feared his neck or
spine was injured. bnedical exam
ination revealed thatwas only very
severely stunned on head. He Is
all right again now.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
LORCSeuRG.

From the Liberal.
Miss Emily Crocker. who has been
visiting her brother, returned to her
home In Denver.
Il. w. Ulmer, who had charge of the
dry goods department of the Eagle
drug mercantile companys business.
left 20 go % Tombstone. where he re-
ceived fiattering offer. H. f. Wat.
kins will take his place here.
II. 5. Anderson. of Boston. who has
been spending some time in Clifton.
came down and took the west bound
train for Seattle where he will estab-
lisb a large electrical plant.
Bills are posted announcing that the
school election will be held in Lords
burg on the second day of June to elect
one trustee. who will hold Office for
three years. H. l.. Cannon Is the
trustee whose term expires. and he
should he reelected without opposi.
ton
Mrs. X. NJ. kedzie and Miss Mary
left for Chicago to spend the summer
visiting relatives. Her husband ac-
companied her as far as FL Paso. and
saw her safely OF on the Texas 4 Pa
cific train
Esby Wright the youngest son of d.
III. Wright, was taken sick at the ranch
some twenty miles from town. He was
brought into town where he could have
the constant attention OF physician.
The disease proved to he pneumonia
and for three days this week II was
thought he could not recover DR..
Crocker gave the case close attention.
and now considers his patient out of
danger, unless new complications
should he encountered. His brother,
Harmon ID. Wright. died of pneumonia
. few weeks ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
HILLS 6ORO.
From the Advocate.

From the Advocate.
The OUTLOOK Tor large fruit crop is
excellent.
Rattlesnakes are reported to be out
In great force this month. More snakes
more rain
Grading for the II. G. NJ. a. NJ. Co.'S
new mill Is about completed and some
machinery is on the ground.
Joseph kinsinger and Thomas Blood
good shipped their mohair. The
amount aggregated over 1000 pounds.
The clip was billed to Springvaie, Me.
One of Edward Armer's children has
been very III. but is better. Another
one has been taken down and is quite
Ill. Mrs. NJ. Il. Stanley. n professional
nurse. went out with MIR Armer to
help take care of the children,
Mrs. J. NJ. Caine received word from
Darlington. Wis. of the death of her
two sisters. their deaths occurring only
two weeks apart. Mrs. Caine has the
sympathy OF her many friends here In
the hour of her bereavement
Last week Manuel Stapleton discov-
cred deposit OF salt near Paiomas
Hot Springs. SO far as his researches
went the deposit covers a space some
twenty-five feet square. The salt is OF
fine grade, and no doubt by proper
development would increase In proper.
tlons sufficient To be OF considerable
commercial value to local stockmen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
SPRINCE r.
From the Stockman.

From the Stockman.
The Red River Cattle company
shipped 800 head of cattle to eastern
buyers.
Mrs. G.. w. Warden and children re-
turned from their visit OF a week with
relatives at Ration.
Mrs. n. w. Mills and her mother.
Mrs. a. +. Niles. left for Ration. where
they spent few days visiting friends
IL. VI. Hankins. the enterprising
stage man on the Springer ard Eliza
bethtown line. will soon place an au-
tomobile on his route to carry passen-
gers from Springer to Cimarron. 1t
will carry fifteen persons beside the
driver and will cost DIR. hankins about
$4,000. This will be of great conven.
lence as well as a pleasure to the trav-
cling public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
From the Optic.

FROM the Optlc
Miguel Romero is reported as being
quite sick.
There is great game of base ball
In sight. The t. Romero hose com.
pany has challenged the East Las
Vegas company for a match game.
Hon. Hilario Romero. who has been
very sick for some time. is getting
along nicely now. He is able to he
mp and around and can eat with ease
and pleasure.
Perry fogsett's little daughter.
Grace. aged 10 years. is suffering from
diphtheria. Mr.. Hogsett's residence
was placed In quarantine this morn
ing. The many friends OF the family
will deeply regret to learn of this
afYiiction.
Laura Knox. the little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Knox. of National
avenue, recently decided to play bar
ber, and as result her little brothers
pretty curls were separated. In n man.
ner more or less artistic. from his
head. The barber did the rest
Nothing has as yet been heard from
the people OF Jack Sinclair. the wan.
dering minstrel who died at the Ladies'
Home. Thursday morning. Unless his
people can he found and commrnicat.
ed with he will he buried at the city's
expense. Poor Jack has had his last
curtain call and his last curtain fall
on the earth-lifes stage. The play Is
done. the music hushed and the lights
are out.
Having recovered from ar attack OF
typhoid fever. Ben Eitelgoerge left FOR
Harvey's to spend few weeks recu-
perating.
Rev. Norman SKINNY delivered a
most eloquent lecture at ths synagogue
to n very appreciative audience.
In three weeks Messrs. Duncan.
Merryman and party will return from
ST. Louis. accompanied by others Who
are interested in the street railroad
here. but who have not been here be.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

Engineers Abel and kenney are ON
the 'lay-oif" list fov couple OF dGys.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE oA'
Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tab,ts
All druggists refund the money II
fails to cure. Il. w. Groves signture
Is on the box. 25c.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-04-11
Married at Woodland.

At Woodland, the old homestead,
in the village of Woodland Mills, a
quiet but interesting marriage oc-
Cured Wednesday afternoon at half
past one o'clock, an event of much
significance because it concerns one
of the oldest families of prominence
in the county. Miss Mary Davis,
the youngest daughter of Mr.. Cato
Davis, became the bride on this oc-
cas1on of Mr.. Robert D. Jenkins, a
cousin of Rev. w. d. Jenkins, Of
this city, presiding elder OF the M.
e. church, who solemnized the sa-
cred rites. Mr.. Jenkins is a distin-
guished young man and pharmacist
of Ripley, Tenn, and his union with
one of the most charming and &C
complished young ladies in the
county, one whose friends are num-
bered by scores and whose chiefest
grace lies III the natural elements OF
a noble character, is a consumma-
ton of general congratulations.
Mrs. Jas. Lackey and Mr.. ]. D.
Hill of Ripley, and Mr. j. M. Jen-
kins, of Nashville, were among the
visitors present. From this city
were Messrs. w. p, l. H. and John
DAVIS and their families and Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Lawson.
The bride and groom left midst a
shower of blessings for a visit to
Little Rock, Ark, from whence
they will return to Ripley to reside.
The Commercial offers it's best
wishes.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-04-11
LYNCHED AT FULTON.

Tom BACKYARD, halling from the
the western border of Weakly coun-
ty, kills Officer J. F. Taylor and
comes to his death in a drunken
spree at Fulton. a
BACKYARD landed in Fulton We'd
nesday evening and proceeded
to exhaust the supply of whiskey
and spread terror to the town.
He was forced out OF two or three
bar rooms with black eyes and
a bruised face, when he found him
self confronted by Officer Taylor,
who undertook to subdue the man
in his desperate condition. Black
ard was too heavily charged with
the demon, however, and whipping
out his revolver fired several shots
at Taylor, two of them entering his
head and one in his side. Taylor
fell in his tracks and expired imme-
diately. Marshal Jesse Walker and
two or three citizens seized Black
ard and took him to the police sta
ton. The news spread rapidly and
friends of the murdered man began
to crowd upon the scene. Excite
ment was intense and there were
ominous signs in the quiet move
meats and determined faces. No
demonstration was made and no
message could be detected until
fred with a common impulse the
crowd swept upon the station and
before the officers could realize the |
gravity of the situation they were
brushed aside and the prisoner
speeded swiftly to his doom by an
avenging hand. At 10 o'clock in
the suburbs of South Fulton on the
Tennessee side he paid the penalty
of his crime. He was hanged in the
of night, in the midst of the
farewell hisess Of several shots.
Mr. Taylor was one of Fultous
highly respected citizens, Mason
and member of the A. o. q. w.
He leaves a wife and child.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-04-11
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale Of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of using
anything else for Indigestion or Bill
iousness. Doctors were scarce, and
they seldom heard of Appendicitis.
Nervous Prostitution or Heart Failure,
etc. They used August Flowet to
clean out the system and stop fermen-
tation of undigeSted food, regulate the
action of theliver, stimulate the nerv-
Gus and organic action of the system.
and that is all they took when feeling
dull and bad with headaches and 9TH
er aches. You only need a few da,es
of Green's August Flower, in liquid
form, to make you satisfied there is
nothing serious the matter with you.
You can get DR.. G. G. Green's reliable
remedies at Nailllng's drug store, I'm
ion City, Tenn. Get Green's Special
Almanac.