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Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03
KINGSTON.

Orange blossoms bloom in King
ston.
Mrs. Fred Mister and Mrs. Thos
Hall came up from the county sea-
one day last week for days out.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow, of Tierra
Blanca, have been visiting at the
Armer ranch on North Percha for
a few days. They returned by the
way of Kinston.
Ool. j. P. Parker, OF Trujillo
has returned to the city for the
winter. He went out the Placers
to do some surveying.
Burt Slinkard, OF Hermosa, came
home on visit las. Saturday, re.
turning Monday.
Mr.. ShuIiz, of Terra Blanca,
has moved his family here to Civ,
his children advantage OF the ex
cellent school.
A. Provost, after a visit with his
family here for some months, has
returned to Donglas, Altoona. He
left IN much better health than he
had when he came here.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Reynolds il very sick
They came ID for Mrs. Stanley.
Our honorable republicans held
their primary last week in Judge
Walkers hall. "Particulars up-
known" Our friend, Col. A. w.
Harrip, set 'em up to the b'ys.
A very quiet and happy wedding
occurred Sunday. Sept. %, 1902,
at.4:3O .. N !, at tie home Of Judge
J. H. Bernard, uniting William
John Resy. Of Hillsboro, and Miss
Laurabel Spark, OF Kingston, iu
holy matrlmony, in the presencs of
few immediate friends of the
bride and groom; Mirs Laura Stan
ley being the maid of honor. At
ter the ceremony they departed to
Hiilsboro where they intend max
ing their future home. Will Joho
Reay WAS born in England, coming
TO this country with his parents
when but a child, and since twelve
years Of age has worked for him
self and invested his earnings in
cattle. At present he has very
bright future to become wealthy
man. The bride is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Spark of this place,
is charmingly handsome and has
many accomplishments. The bride
and groom went to school together
and have loved each other since
childhood; during that time they
made many warm friends who join
your correspondent in wishing the
happy couple "Boutiful blessings
that reigneth supreme QT.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

How To SUCCEED IN BUSINESS
Keep your liver in good condition
by using Simmons Liver tin box. J
1t corrects constipation, cures In
digestion, Blliousnesa, stops Head
ache, gets your heart in the right
place SO you can smile at your neigh
Dor.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

Senator w. Fl. Andrews and Gen.
eral Manager w. 3. Hopwell Of the
Santa Fe Central Railway, left Al
buquerque this morning for trip
ever The line 81 the Albuqueroue
Eastern and Santa Fe Central Rail
way.-New Mexican.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

There is a time for all things.
The tima to take Simmons Cough
Syrup is when afflicted with Sore
Throat. Hoarssness, Coughs or Cold
1t is guaranteed to cure you. Price
% and so ents.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

WANTED. at Lake Valley mines
--leaser. Most favorable terms to
right parties. A certain amount
will be allowed each leaser for liv.
ing expenses until they are able to
pay for same form their lease. sepl9
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03
Alamogordo is said to have the
cheapest lights in the west.

Nine weekly papers have been
started at Folsom. Union county.
Eight OF them are dead, the ninth
has lived three weeks and may ex-
ist until after the election in Nov.
-Ex.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

The "Jones mining district il
the name Of the new district Just
organized IN the Oscura moun tains,
New Mexico, and named in hon or
OF Prof. +. A. Jonesof the United
States geological survey.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

Jerry Simpson. recently the con-
gressman from Kansas, but now Of
Roswell, has been covorting arounl
over Kansas with a car load OF Pc
cos valley products. and 10 talking
up the Roswell country, 30 says
the Otero County Advertiser.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

will soon be overcome as the company has
purchased an abundant water-right from
Messrs. Macy, Robin 4 Hall. This water is
located on the Peroha, and the company
will put in pipe line II 900 feet long; the
pipe line will be 3-inch material.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

You've got the real thing when
you get Hunts Lightning Oil for
Burns, Bruises, Cuts and Sprains.
The most penetrating aud healing
liniment known. Guaranteed
/ rice 25 and so cents.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

Hunts Cure is not misnomer
II does cure Itch. Ringworm, Eo.
zpma, letter and all similar skin
diseases. A wonderful remedy.
Guaranteed. Price rs and so cents.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

They never did fail, they never
will fail. What? Cheatham's g Lax
ative Tablets to cure cold atonce
O,rry them in your vest pocket.
Always ready Guaranteed. Price
25 ceuts.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

Mrs. Laura Hudson committed
suicide at Albuquerque.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

Snow storms Hr o prevalent in
Colorado.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

Mrs. w. J. Smith OF Albuquerque
has been indictid for arson.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-10-03

new Boom was born.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04
FUNERAL OF JAMES COMPTON.
Remains TO Be Inferred in the Family
Lot at Lexington, KY.

Remains TO Be Inferred in the Family
Lot at Lexington, KY.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mr.. James Compton. a well-known resi-
dent Of this city for over twenty-five
years, we're held at y O'Clock today in
the Central Presbyterian Church. Of which
the deceased was an active member.
The Rev. A. W. Pitzer. pastor Of Central
Church, oficiated. The remains were re-
moved 10 Lexington, Ky. this afternoon.
where they viii be inferred in the Comp
ton family lot.
Mr.. Compton was born at Lexington
January 3. 1875 He belonged TO one Of
che Oldest and most generally known
Presbyterian families in that section Of
the country. After receiving a splendid
education in his native town, he entered
business Shortly after the civil war
broke out Mr. Compton Joined the ranks
OF the Confederate army. He early be-
came attached TO the artillery under Gen.
Robert z. Lees command, ard served
through the entire war.
At the close Of the war he married Mrs
Ellen Doll, a daughter Of former Gov
ernOr LeJcher Of Kentucky, and came TO
this city. He Joined the Central Presby-
terrain Church. and has since been one
Of its most faithful and active workers
He was also a vice president Of the Con-
federate Veterans Association.
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Vfbrate back and fo.th through the eavcrns Of
the ear. being broken and subdividcd until they
have little meaning arc. IN fact, but CON
fused COmmingliug Of fractional sounds known as
head noises that greatly interfere with the
transmission Of new sounds. uniting with and
confusing the same, causing much annoyance
during the day and often preventing sleep AZ
night. Thee head noises are uhat doctors cali
"tiEuitus aurium.' They may resemble the JuZ-
ring Of bees; the hummiHg Of insects; tine roar
ing Of the sea or "a waterfall; the cracking and
roaring of a wood fire; the singing Of tea
kettle, the hiss q a SERPENT, a goose, or Of es-
Gaping steam; the wmbliug OF machinery; the
muruur Of running water, the IinklHS OF ring
ing Of bells; the puuinz Of a couteHted cat, the
cooling o. doves, the soughlng Of the sind, and
many other forms ot sound The everlasting
'1abolic pandemonium Of TIUt0us. iraEmentaTy,
aud discoTCalf SOUNDS prove 90 dutractlng 90
srrDe ss 10 drive them insane Al best the IuI-
pairmeut Of hearing, due 90 used sounds that
can ind no vent and must wear themselves out,
r0bs one of man5 ot the JOYS o. lfei expose
10 danger the approach 90 which Is MOI heard
iuterleres with capacity Tor usefUlness; limits
ability 20 transact business aud earn living.
Many annually abandon their plans ambitions.
and hopes account Of loss % hearing
Ninety per cent Of all cases OF deafness, and
nearly every case that D. accompanied by head
noises, are due 20 catarh OF the eustathiHn
tubes. These tubes are small aud little swell
ing OF thickoUiHg Of their lining membrane due
to catauh Is sufficient to So diminish their
calihra a. % shut on the natural vent for used
sound. Owing 90 the difficulty ia blowing, suck
ing. OF hawking cut the mucus secretion or ca
% -rhal matter j. may o. itself interfere with
the exit Of used sounds without much thickcn-
ing a the mucous membrane lining the tubes
Closure may be o. both tubes only one. IN
which case there NAV he head noises 10 only
and the hardness Of hearing may DC
quite overlooked as the unaffected ear serves
20 fuly appreciate s0unds. Closure may be com
piete only partial, the head noises and hard
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ness o. hearing being usually IN proportion to
the degree ~ obstruction
Deafness and head noises being due 10 C1taTrh
u follows that what Wii cure the cstarrh and
give vent 20 The imprisoned sound waves viii
rectify these troubles.
Il , dif1cult % get a local remedy into the
eustachian tubes. therefore, such treatment IS
practically not 20 be considered II1r- can We
get an ointnent. powder spray, or even a vapo-
where AIR won't Got II air circulated in these
parts freely one wuulCu' have head noises and
deafness Th- only way 10 successfully treat
cst-rrh of the custachisH tubes is with an in
ternal remedy that through the blood viii search
out and cure catarrh in zny nook or corner Of
the body. That Stuart's Catarrh Tablets do the
is abundantly attested by thousands who lave
no possible Interest N t~'eir sale, people who
have experienced bcneft from their use and be-
lievc Others should know Of the merits Of the
remedy.
Mr.. F. Mitchell Hsvrs the celebrated barv-
tone ia a personal letter 10 O friend said. u
am going back 90 ms beloved profession next
month This viii surprise YOU. I know. for qyh.n
/ last saw you never" eNnected Co sing again.
but am entirely cured Of my Cstauh and NV
hearing is now as acute as ever 1 used Stuart's
tatauh Tablets and IA three weeks they had
done for me more than all the specialists 20
whom I paid thousands of do.lars. and now
am entirely =cli-'
Mrs John Barlow. the weI-krown modiste,
SAYS: Il finally had Go give up pcrsoual atteu-
ton 90 my customers and in consequence many
Of them went elsewhere was IN despair. for
specialists seemed pOweTless 90 help me- Stuart's
Catrrrh Tablets cured me in just little while
so completely that ] hear as Wei as ever
Army Surgeon G.. s. Beverly became 50 deaf
from catsrTh that he was forced % resign las
position. and abandon his profession he saws
''Of course my inherent professional prejudice
Was hard 10 overcome, but knowing the great
benefit YOU had received. my dear general
through the use Of Stuart's Cstarrh Tablets /
used them The great relief ! experienced was
truly Astonishing. : am now entirely cured and
90 back 60 my old post next month"
stuart's Catarrh Tablets are for SAFE at all drug
stores 20. 20 cents 4 box.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04

The ear consists Of three parts, the eVtsrnsl
ear The tympaHum OF middle car, and tne
labyrinth internal ear
BY the external ear We mean the pima Or
tissue that projects on each eide Of the bead to
assist 20 gather sound waves and the auditory
canal or tube through which they are conducted
10 the drum.
The ear drum is the menIbrsnous partition that
separates the external from the middle ear
The middle ear or "tmpaaum" starts from
the inner side Of the car drum and extends TO
the internal ear The middle car contains three
movable bones the ''malleus'' or hammer, the
.'incus'' OF anvil. the 'stapes' or stiuup which
form chain across the middle ear and connect
with the internal ear. The "eustachian tube
leads from the pharyuz OF back part Of the
throat upward TO the middle ear allowing air
10 enter and used sounds 90 escape from that
cavity.
Tie internal ear or labyrinth consists Of the
'vUsJibulc" the 'Semi-oircular canals the
'cochea." and flaneuts Of the auditory nerve.
Sound is carried through The ear in The form
Of wave. Thc-e waves Of sound are gathered
by the external car and pass through the audi
tory canal striking the drum which vibrates.
These vibrations pass along the chain OF nova
bic bones through che middle ear 10 the internal
ear, where they are taken up b. the 6lameuts
Of the auditor nerve and carried 20 the brain.
So We really hear with the brain; the ear only
gathers and transmits the sound
After sound vibrations have reached the brain
they like the water which has passed a mill
wheel, should get out Of the Nay and make room
Tor more. This they should DO through the
escape pipe or ''custachian tube" II water
below the mill De backed up the wheel q
ceases % perform IFS function properly n used
sound waves be blocked and imprisoned they
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04

Ram Tonight and Tomorrow VIII Nj
Affect the River Situation.

Tho Potomac has again reached normal
The water ia the Georgetown eHsuusr is
stiU somewhat svirt ard there are oeaa-
sioHaI pieces of driftwood no be- found.
Ar Ha5ucr's Ferry the water reached its
highest mark Saturday night when it res
isrered 800 feet above normal Since then
&c has steadily declined
There viii be rain tonight and tom1r-
row, The weather forecasrCr states. but
that viii not affect the river situation.
AT the Office Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal it was said that complete re-
ports from all along the line of the canal
would probably not be received until to-
morrow. but from those already at hand
It rs evident that the damage 20 the canal
is nothing like as serious as It was in
1897. There are no washOuts-
HarbormaSteT Sutton viii this afternoon
begin a search for the bodies which are
supposed TO be in the river. several Of
them floating down the stream in the
vicinity Of the Long Bridge. One is that
OF the cook on the tug Yerkes who fell
of that boat while cutting the ice in the
vicinity Of Jones Point.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04
NEW YORK TO GET DIAz.
Charged With Theft of Watch From
Former Governor Hogg.

In all probability Jose Diaz, who was
arrested in this city last November, will
be given a hearing late this afternoon
and afterward turned over to Detective
Sergeant Sullivan Of New York city,
where DiaZ is wanted on a charge Of lar
ceny.
When arrested In this city Diaz wore
a magnificent watch and chain which he
claimed as MS own. Upon investigation
the local authorities Escertained that the
watch WAS the properly Of former Cover
nor Hogg. OF Texas. and that IL had been
stolen from hJs apartments in the Wal
corf-Astoria.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04
FRIENDS OF POOR TABBY.
Club Organized for the Protection of De-
serted Cats.

At an enthusiastic meeting of the cat
fanciers Of the city held Monday evening
at the residence of Miss Burritt 3OS E
Street northwest. the Washington Cat
CLUB was organized. The following Of
fcers were unanimously elected: Presi-
dent, Dr. Cecil French; secretary, DR..
Mabel Cornish Bond; treasurer, Miss
Eleanor l. Burritt
The objects Of the organization were
stated 20 be TO promote more active
interest in the cat and establish a home
for the care and protection OF deserted
felines. The next meeting will be held
al 30S E Street northwest, Monday, March
20, at o'clock p. m.
All interested are. urged TO attend.
Candidates for membership registering
before April l. 1902 will be enrolled as
charter members.
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Hex Sufferings Horrible.

The sudcrings OF the unfortunate wom-
an last night were horrible; so great
was her pain that the surgeons at the
hospital TO keep her from throwing her
SELF from the bed had to strap her to it.
As the hours passed the woman's condi-
ton became more critical, and her cries
were heard throughout the building At
last it was found impossible to give her
any liquids, and no little difficulty was
experienced by the surgeons in giving
her medicine
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04
Rep-imand for Anderson.
CONTEMPT CASE DISMISSED.
Finale in the Proceedings Of P. B. Chase
AGAINST w. A. BoYd.

The hearing in the contempt proceed
ings against Mr. W. Andrew Boyd, charg-
ed with disobeylng an order issued by the
court in connection with the suit Of Mr.
Plympton B. Chase, was concluded before
Justice Bradley in Equity Court No. 2 to
day The case was dismissed
Andavits from both sides we're read.
after which the decision was recorded.
The case grew out Of the contention of
Mr. Chase that fumes from the manufac-
ture OF candy In the basement Of the
Washington Light Infantry Armory dur
ing the progress Ct the recent pure food
show were q source Of annoyance TO the
patrons CT his vaudeville theatre Mr.
Boyd was manager CT the exposition.
Mr.. Chase sought 10 have the manufac-
ture CT candy stopped. and the court
granted his petition for IN injunction. II
vas claimed that ii was violated
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04
HYDR0PH0BIA CAUSES
DEATH Oh A WOMAN
Mary Johnson, C0IOred, Vic
tim of Mad Dogs Bite.
Orders Issued by the Police to Kill All
Stray Dogs IN the Eighth
Precinct.

Mary johnson. the colored woman who
was removed TO the Freedman Hospi-
tai some days ago, suffering from a Sc
we're attack OF hydrophobia as the re-
suit OF having been bitten on the leg by
a mad dog near the corner of Twelfth and
L Streets northwest. nearly a week ago
died at that institution at Z O'Clock this
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04
To Hold an Autonsv.

The police were notified this morning
of the woman's death, and word was sent
to Coroner hewitt. He will hold an au-
topsy over the remains this afternoon.
An order was sent out this morning to
tne police Of the Eighth precinct by the
Health Office ordering that the police
men in that precinct kill all stray dogs
in that section OF the city
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04
SCHOOL TEACHERS PLEASED.
Gift Of Plotted Plants Will Aid in Work
Of Teaching Botany.

Much satisfaction was expressed in pub
Tic school circles this morning over the
bill introduced in The Senate yesterday
by Senator Mcmillan authorizing the
superintendent of the Botanic Garden 10
furnish the school teachers with such
excess Of ported plants as be may have
in his keeping.
Secretary Roderick. Of the Board OF
Education. stated that for years the
teachers mad been securing these plants
at their own expense. and that there
would be rejoicing at the assistance Of
fered them In the work
The plants are not only used as decora-
uons for the school rooms, but are OF
great assistance in the teaching Of botany
and the cultivation OF a love for the beau
tiful in the young
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04
HAYES NOT YET FREE.
Released on Writ of Habeas Corpus But
Immediately Rearrested.

David Hayes. Of Connecticut. was ordered
released today. Judge Brady having
granted his petition for writ Of habeas
corpus. He was Immediately rearrested.
Hayes was arrested in Georgetown on
Saturday afternoon by detectives Burrows
and Tyser. as a fugitive from justice Il
was alleged that he was charged with re-
ceiYing bets on races. in New Haven,
from which city he came TO w 1hingtOn.
Hayes was rearrested on a warrant
charging him with bribery He was taken
10 the District Attorneys office, and held
for officers from Connecticut who reached
the city this morning with requisition pa
pers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04
THE MASONIC LUNCHEON.
TomoTTow's Feast Viii Conclude With a
Euchre and Dancing.

The second day OF the luncheon gwen
h. the ladies Of Columbia Commandery,
No. 2 at the Masonic Temple. 10 aid in
the raising OF funds for the building OF
the proposed new Masonic Temple. proved
more successful than the former one,
over 500 meals being served Compli-
ments were profuse, and everyone seemed
delighted.
Tomorrow, the last day on which the
ladies viii serve luncheon. will be brought
to n close with progressive euchre party
from TO 10 O'Clock. 10 be followed by
dancing from 10 o'clock until midnight.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-04
NENS AND GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN

The union services at the Dumbartou
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church were
largely attended last night The opening
address was made by the Rev. Frank H..
Havenucr, of the uumbartcu Street
Church. Tho Rev Charles Alvin smith.
rector OF Peck Memorial Chapel pre-
sided. The services viii De- continued
every night. except Saturdays. Tor two
weeks.
Mrs. Martha Elmer. wife of Air. George
T. Elmer. and neither o. Mr.. Charles
Elmer, died Sunday morning at her home.
1904 Potomac Street northwest She had
been III for several months. The funeral
viii Doe held tomorrow morning at @
o'clock The remains viii be Inferred in
LoudoUn Park Cemetery, Baltimore
Mr. John Leech will erect five modern
brick dwellings on the north side OF o
Street near Thirtieth.
a large addition is being built to Peerrs
q Lawton's Carriage Factory.
The local police are looking for The
culprit who turned In the false alarm Of
fire at box 731 at the corner OF Thirtieth
Policeman Farquhar Of the Seventh
precinct force, is on che sick list.
Tent No s, OF Maccabees, met in bust
ness session last night at Stohlman's
Hall. Arrangements were made TO take
part in the reception to be given Supreme
Commander ID. ". Marley. Of Michigan
next Tuesday. Mr.. ID. +. Finucane. com
mander of Tent No. 9, will address the
-'"ccabees- Arrangements were also made
10 give an entertainH ent at National
Rifles Armory on Tuesday evening March
IS.
The funeral OF Miss Margaret J. Our
dan. who died on Monday after a short
Illness, will take place tomorrow after
noon az : o'clock Services VIII be held
at Oak Hill CHAPEL
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EXPLAINS CHARGES
AGAINST OFFICERS
Were Accused Of Making Arrest Without
Cause and Of Making False State
ments in Police Court.

Mr.. John ". Cummings. OF 1C9 Thir-
teeH,h street northwest. recently pre-
ferred charges agsinst Priyates Anderson
and Davis Of the Ninth precinct 10 the
effect that they had arrested him without
cause. and that they had made false
statement in the Police Court
Major Sylvester in bringing the matter
10 the attention Of the District Commits
sioners gives the following review OF the
case.
1t appears that a young man had es-
corted a lady home from the theatre and
arranged with her whereby he was to re-
ceivc certain signs from a second story
window. about midnight which would in
form him whether the young lady's sister
was in the house OF not. II not the lady
was TO so indicate and the two we're 10
proceed 10 bring her home.
Made No Explanation.
The officers named. while patroling
their beat observed the young man on the
opposite side of the street carrying out
the arrangement made with the lady.
wheTeupOn they proceeded 20 take him TO
the station. He did not attempt TO ex-
plain, nor did he state that by calling at
the house his presence in the locality at
late hour Of the night would be shown
10 be for a good purpose.
Owing to the presence Of suspicious
persons within this jurisdiction. the police
had orders to give strict attention to all
suspicious characters found on the streets
at late hour Of the night, and under the
circumstances feel that the officers were
exercising due vigilance, and in the abb
sence Of any attempt to explain the stu
alton to the officers. think. were justi-
fed in their action.
Rep-imand for Anderson.
4 believe the charges should be dis
missed. but that Private Anderson should
be reprimanded for entering into an argu-
ment with a prisoner, and I so recon-
mend
'Oflcers Of the law are but human. and.
no doubt, there was some aggravation in
the premises. nevertheless it would have
been wise had Private Anderson refrained
from using any expressions which might
encourage charges being made
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To Ch-istsa the garrY.

Neaae & Levy. Of Philadelphia, builders
CT the torpedo boat destroyer Barry. have
notified the Navy Department that Miss
Charlotte Adams Barnes has been selected
TO christen the boat The launching viii
occur March - next