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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-07
DRUGGISTS.

1O5 aud 107 south Fairfax street.
Dealers In Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi.
cinos, Paine, Ola, Dye Stufs, Spices, Drug
gists' Fancy Goods ard Specialties.
Wholesale agents in Northern Virginia foi
J. @. Ayers Medicines and John Lucas q Co.t
Tinted Gloss and Prepared PaiAts, &C.
Manufacturers Of standard Pharmaceutical
preparations.
We hsve made large additions to our stock
and are buying leading Proprietary Articles
Chemicals, &C., direct from the manufacturers.
We are therefore enable.l to supply tia trade
with all goods usually carried by woll-ap-
pointed WHOLEsALE DRUG HOUSE at
prices a. low a. those given By tho best houses
In larger cities. All goods forwarded By hrrt
freight or express after receipt Of order.
Promptness Is our speciality. We guarantees
the purity of all drugs furnished. Core
rpondence invited.
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MEDICINAL.
w/slseb weH enough at nght
AnS tie Mamedesf APPETITE

Ever 010,faF man P0sSEsSea." "
Riley's farmer is the very picture OF Q
man advanced in years, yet In the enjoy
ment of perfect health. A good appe-
tite, good digestion and sound sleep, are
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-07

JEAN VALJEAN IN REAL LIFE
Hugo's story OF the fugitive convict
risen to honor and distinction In bis
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COAL AND WOOD
REMOVAL NOTICE.

On and after FEBRUARY 1, 1902,
We will remove our ORDER OFFICE
from No. $40 King street, TO our Office,
No. $40 King street. where we will be
in position TO handle our retail COAL
AND WOOD business to better advsnt.
age for our customers than ever before.
W. A. sM0oT & CO
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BY ELEvATING THE EQUALITY
of our coal We lower the price In economy OF
consumption. Consumers will find that 1t In
cheaper to use our high grade Lee Coal, that
has been screened and freed from slate and
stone, than that Of an inferior grade. 1t gives
more heat, less ashes and burns longer than
any other coal, and our prices are s low ~
any, Coal and Wood under cover.
J. z. ZIMMERMAN,
Foot of Queen street Alexandria, Va
Telephone II,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
H
SPRINGER.
D the Stockman

From the Stockman
G. Il Van Houten. of CimarrOn made
q business trip to Albuquerque last
week
Miss Ollie I.ittrell returned to her
home in Ration after ten days pleas
ant visit in our city with friends and
relatives.
J. \. kremis and family are expected
home this month from their pleasant
journey and visit on the coast both in
California and Oregon during the past
two months.
II is rumored around town that ex-
Senator Dorsey. we known In Coifax
county. has recently Married in New
York, and struck it rich in n mining
deal which he lately consummated.
Judge Mills has rendered a decree in
favor of the plant In the case of Sol
omon Floersheim vs.. Guaranty Trust
company. This case involves "A title
to the Dorsey ranch at Chico springs.
El Sol de Mayo, a Spanish paper
published at Wagon Mound. viii move
10 Las Vegas. where hereafter the pa
per will be published. II will remain
republican in politics.
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Jacobs and Max
Karlsruher will visit the national con.
clave Of the uniform rank and supreme
lodge of Knights OF Pythias. at San
Francisco in August. Some others may
conclude TO go from Springer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
SOCORRO.
From the ChieftaIn,

From the Chieftaln.
Charley Cooney came home from a
sojourn on the sheep ranches.
Mrs. Seferino Abeyta left for u
months visit with relatives in SabiDal.
Miss Pearl Berry left for Demng,
where she will visit a month with her
sister. Mrs. Cipriano Baca. and family.
She was accompanied by her nephew.
Willard. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Hill.
u. j. Cloyd. former student of the
School of Mines spent day in town
on his way east from Aguas Calientes,
Mexico. where he is employed at an
excellent salary as chemist for n big
mining company Young men who
equip themselves thoroughly at the
School of Mines always do we'll
4. u. Coon entertained number OF
his gentlemen friends at high five in a
manner they will long remember with
pleasure After the games were fin
ishcd "A luncheon was served TO which
the highest possible tribute was paid.
Miss Gladys acted as hostess for the
evening. entertaining the guests with
several well rendered selections on the
piano The guests present were
Mcssrs. Greenwald Rouiller, Griffith
Dougherty. kittrell Hammel, Collins
and Drake
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
SANTA FE.

From the New Mexican.
II is understood that the Postal Tel
egraph company will build a direct
line into Santa Fe instead of coming
In over "A leased line from Cerrllos as
IL does at present
Proprietor George Il. Ellis gave out
the contract To Contractors Wherry a.
Dean for the painting exterior and in
terror, and the repapering of the Claire
hotel
Mr. and Mrs. w. II Cartwright. of
Mediapolis. Iowa parents of II. Il. and
s G.. Cartwright. OF this city. are eX.
pected in Santa Fe on July /. They are
making tour of California at present
and will visit Santa Fe on their way
home.
One fisherman caught seventeen
trout In the Santa Fe river near Monu'
ment Rock while another caught
eleven.
Maxine Martinez. Cienega, was ar
rested on the charge OF violating the
Edmunds law and had "A preliminary
hearing before United States Commits
sioner j. y. Victory. who held him for
the United states grand jury under
$500 bond 1ne woman In the Gaze,
Remedies Sandoyal, has not yet been
arrested because she Is III and expect
ed to give birth to child in "A few
days. Martinez was United States dep
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
WHITE OAKS

From the Eagle
Mrs. !. w. Smith and children ar
rived from Texas
Mrs. J. II. Canning came in from
|Nogal
Miss Florence Wharton arrived home
|irom Las Cruces
Mrs. Wallace Gumm Is visiting her
parents on Bonito.
" \ Mclvers has struck water on
his raRcd north of White mountains at
a depth of lO2 feet
MRS ] j. McCourt Is here from III
Paso Visiting home folks. She Will
spend most of the summer here.
MIR. and Mrs w G. Mcdonald, their
daughter. Frances and Miss Margie
McCourt. were up from CarriZo2o
ranch
In cleaning up the old hotel across
the street from the Eagle block, a
small bag . rich gold ore was discov'
cred, showing small nuggets and many
wires of pure metal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

leaves wife and two children. The
cause of death was pneumonia.
Mrs Francisca Padilla, whose hus-
band died some time ago. died at Ca
noncito of pneumonia She was aged
IS years. and leaves nine children
Quite number of picnic parties
went up the Santa Fe Canon and other
points. among them being Mrs. w. f..
Grimm and children, the children of Mr..
and Mrs A. VI Bergere. MIR. and Mrs.
Craushay Mr.. and Mrs. King. Miss
Schormover and G. H. Doll
Major Il J Pdlen treasurer of the
Mckinley Memorial association, has
received from Francisco NJ. Y MARTINEZ.
superintendent of public schools Of
Taos county Sl0SO. contributed To the
..cnulcy memorial fund 10y 2l6 pupils
OF the public schools of Taos county.
Miss benjamin, of the Salvation
Army, who Is in Santa fe soliciting
funds for the Salvation Army Home
for Incorrsible Orphaned Boys at
Amity. Colo speaks of establishing
such home at Santa Fe. Ii the old
university building on the south side
| can De bought AZ a low figure and sufii
cient land can be secured 10 establish
a farm on which the boys can he ON
ployed the project VIII receive fayora
hle consideration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

cattle from Osceola one day last week.
The shipment was made up mostly Of
ones. the price received being sli. sl7
and 500.
There were three marriages In this
vicinity last Monday the contracting
parties being Antonio Morales ana
Mrs. Lara. widow OF the late Jesus
Lara Navor Madrid to Miss Maria
Luna. and Miss Virginia Luna to An
tonic Padilla.
II. G. McCreery Is working the Gar.
field AMI Butler mines. T. W. Tanna
and VI. O. MCCreery are the only ones
employed at the mines at present but
II is anticipated that a large amount
of development will he done on the
properties later on.
Major J. T.. Robertson late principal
OF the public school left for his old
homo In Virginia Al III Paso he will
be Joined by his daughter. Annahelle
VINO will go with him. Major Robert.
son leaves many warm friends here
who wish him a pleasant journey.
Miss Ulu Boutwell, writes from Kan.
sas to friends here that Charlie Wheel
or. youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
T.. Wheeler, died on June 3 from the
effects of blood poisoning of the brain
Charlie was years old last April and
was an exceptionally bright child and
his death IS a great loss TO his parents
who have many sympathizing friends
in this county.
Messrs sutton n steele. OF the Sut
| ton Steele Electrical Mining and Mill
| ing company. of Dallas. Texas arrived
! here a few days age. These gentlemen
! have an electrical jig machine for plac
or work and treating ores and are look
| ing over the country for a suitable
place to put up the plant They have
| lust completed a tour OF inspection il
| the mining districts of Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
CARLS 3 BAD.
From tho ArPns.

From the Argus
The Argus was in error last week.
in stating the amount o; last years
total assessments Instead of a mil.
lion and quarter, the figures should
have been 81 500 900 The total this
year will be about $4,000 900
The board OF governors of Union
club neld their regular monthly meet
ing and transacted considerable rou-
tine business T. $. Cochran and T s.
| Barfiold were admitted To membership.
Tho club Is in very good condition.
having membership of about sixty
ana surplus In the treasury.
Negotiations are looking forward TO
q game OF base ball for the Fourth OF
July celebration here with either Ros
well or peCos. An invitation was re
ceiveG, this week. boy the local nine
from Midland for games TO ho played
IN that town on the 4th ana 9th. hut on
account of the home celebration. the
! bid had 60 be refused.
j. 4. Mathcson has purchased a total
! Of about one million pounds of wool
| for the spring campaign of the sCour.
! iug mill His last purchases were the
| Ike Gronsky clip of between $4,000 and
/ 90 600 pounds and $4,000 pounds from
various other parties in the Roswell
| dis, sct he also recently bought the
/ Marty and lriart clips, aggrcEating
about 90 600 pounds
! \ wire was received, Wednesday by
/ j 3 u bridge OF La Huerta. announC-
! ing tho sudden death of Hon. Max
| Young. in Chicago. AT q a m.. that day
! This news comes as a shock 10 IA num-
/ ber of friends and acquaintanCes here.
as MI Young has made Carlsbad n
number o. visits during the past six
months, looking over this section with
view 10 investing lie was uegotiat
/ ing several purchases of valuable
lower valley property at the time of his
| death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
RATION.
From the Range.

From the Range.
Mr. and Mrs. Cottrell will leave
shortly on "A trip 10 California.
Mrs Fred Nash returned from ten
DAYS visit In Albuquerque.
NJ II. Mendelson Is putting in a
steam heating plant at a cost OF $1,000
for his new business block.
Mis- John Vincent leaves in few
days for California. where she Will re-
main about two mouths
Mrs W. G. Wrigley aud little daugh-
ter returned from prolonged visit in
Philadelphia
Miss Patterson. daughter of Master
Mechanic Patterson. is home from the
east, where she has been attending col.
lege.
Mrs. Bess Little has returned from
Knoxville. Iowa, where she went n
few weeks ago with her brother, Frank
Bellamy.
Mrs. w. d. Thomas, with her son
Louis. and daughter. Florence. will
leave on a visit to relatives In Fredo
MIA. n V
A. G. Dawson's new seventeen room
residence Is assuming proportions II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21

will be one Of the best arranged and
handsomcst residences in the city.
Mrs. Anna W. Davis. mother Of Mrs.
j. J. Shulor OF this city died at the
home of the latter Friday morning.
June 6. the funeral taking place from
the residence of Dr. Shuler Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre. of Gallup.
who has been visiting with Mrs War
reG. left Tor Green mountain falls. Col
orado whore shc will spend the sum
mlr. Miss Mcintyre was formerly a
teacher i'm the Ration schools.
meeting of the Fourth Of July cele-
hrat.on committees was held at the Of
ilce OF c. j. Gavin and everything was
shown 10 he working well for the com.
ing festivities; 81 600 has been collect
ed. but at least $50 additional will be
required To meet the expenses of the
celebration. The sum will no doubt
be subscribed readily by our citizens
who are determined 60 make the
Fourth OF July, 1902. "A de- to be long
remembered II Ration
The city board of education az
their regular monthly meeting held
last week. elected Prof. VIM. H. Hei.
ney. of Huntington Indiana. as super
intendent of the public schools of tne
city for the next year. Prof Heiney
Is an educator OF extended experience
and of high attainments and under
his management the schools of this
! city will no doubt assume a stand ng
second 10 none In tLe territory. All
the teachers for the city schools have
now been chosen except the principal
| for the Central school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
ROSWELL.

from the Register.
j. +. Hinkle and Robert Kellahin
have formed copartnership under
the firm name of iinkle, Kellahin a
Co.. for the purpose OF conducting n
live stock commission and real estate
business. They VIII DO good bust
ness
Miss Minnie Page went to Los An
geles. Cal last week. wa III PasO and
Albuquerque. At the latter place she
was agrccably surprised to encounter
n school mate a young lady who is a
cousin of Mrs. &. T.. Mason, on her
way to California.
Clifton Chisholm. proprietor of the
Oasis ranch, and II. =. Hobson are
having "A telephone line put up from
South Spring TO their ranches, making
a line about seven miles long They
are having the wire stretched along
j !. Hagermans wire fence most of
the way Sam Saunders is doing the
work.
While Mrs. J. A. Graham and Mrs
Bcss Mcdonald were out riding Wed
nesday morning. Mrs. Graham 5 horse
I in "A playful 60 mood. vent TO bucking
and threw her, bruising her shoulder
I and chest badly. Her injuries were
not serious. however, and she VIII soon
! be out again.
/ Rev. ;. X. Italian. formerly pastor
Of the Christian church at this place
now In charge OF churcn at Denton
| Texas. came in last week accompanied
| by his wife so help take care of theii
son. t. H. Hallam, who is Ill with ~
phoid fever. Mr. and Mrs iiailam have
many friends here. who are glad To sec
them
! j. II Carpcr struck flow of water
9 nj depth of 260 feet on Wednesda!
in the well he is drilling for William
son a. Turner. close To town on the
northeast He thinks il is about i0t
1 gallons n minute. The casing Is 81,
! inches, and reaches down l65 feet. Il,
has been at the work about four week!
but half OF the time was taken up will
the work OF changing his machine 81
as To use gasoline instead of old hOrs'
power.
Mrs Bartola Martinez. commonly
known as Mrs. Love, filed complain
this week against "A Mexican youti
about ; years old named Antonio, sur
name unknown, for stealing a plsto
from her and selling it to II seconC
hand store here In town for 81. Tn,
| lau WAS dTTtFltu tdhtn u'loI' jhstlN'
lea and fined. and being unable to pa!
his fine was committed to Jail. wher'
he will have time to mediate over thu
wtckedness of his ways and repen
thereof
Wednesday just after the noon hou
n negro named Roy Davis entered tn
residence of Harry Jaifa and breaking
into trunk relieved it of some So
| - a.
room the trunk is in is back Of ,A'
residence and used principally as
garrct or store room. The doors wer
left unfastened. as was also the trunk
After stealing the clothes the negr'
stared To run with his booty, when a
was FIRST discovered by Mrs. Jaiia. VIII
M once turned In an alarm. The tow
marshal was notified and soon locate
his man. arrested him and turned hir
over to sheriff Higgins and the count
officials
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
TAOS.
From the Cresset

From the Cresset.
The Fraser Mountain Copper com
pany has commenced the making of
$50 0Oc brick. Twenty mca are employ.
ed on the job
Many individual prospectOrs are now
in the hills all the way from Twining
To La Beue. In addition to what the
companies are doing much work is in
progress.
The Fraser Mountain Copper compa-
NV turned on the water for a test of It's
machinery on Mouuay Everything SO
far completed runs nicely A finer
body Of ore than has ever been struck
before In the mine was encountered
this week
Judge y. y. Laughin and his steno.
grapher, Mrs looson. left this morn
ing for Santa t'c. They have been
here this week on business in connec-
tion with the Juan Santistevan as
signment case. he being the attorney
for A. r. Manly. the assignee.
/. Rodgers. of Waco. Texas. and
Luce. Of Badly. arrived In camp yestor-
day 10 look after their mining interest
on Black mountain They are interest
ed with c. b. Crow In the Homestako
and other properties on that valuable
mountain
\ party of nine young men from
New York. Chicago and Detroit visited
Taos few days the past week and
were very much interested in the In
dams and other freaks and oddities
which belong exclusively 10 Taos
some of them were also attracted by
the subjects Of historic interest and
part of them have decided To take IN
the San Geronimo festival this fall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
IoRpSBURG.

From the Liberal
+. o. McCauley. who has spent the
winter in lordsburg. left for his home
H. Pennington, Wash.
Walter Birchdeld and Miss Anna
Rodgers were married at San Simon
las; week The bride and groom have
many friends in this section of the
country. all OF whom extend congratu.
lations.
+. B Malone arrived from Portaies,
bought pocket full of location notices
aud started out after the world. lie
says that in the past few months he
has been over pretty much all OF New
Mexico and thinks this section of the
country is the best.
4. G. Corbett, secretary Of the
Thompson Investment company, of
Butte. Mont. who has been In Clifton
some weeks. was in the city en- route
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
HILLS BORO.

From the Advocate.

From the Advocate.
\ heavy rain fell south OF here last
Sunday.
The hosting machinery On the Gin.
cinnati mine rs expected to be In shape
for business early next week.
Mrs. Edna Crews-Hughes left for
San Francisco. She was accompanied
as far as Mutt bp her sister, Matty.
Tb' Dude mine near Lake Valley
has closed down for an indefinite time,
much to the regret Of our Kingstonians
as IL was well represented.
Local stockmen shipped 7o9 head OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
CLAYTON.

From the Enterprise
Frank Romero got crack m the
coco with t1rty-tye, that rendered
him unfit fer Guty for short time
His assailaut was landed IN Jail
\ young man claimirs TO be rep
resent alive of the Chicago American,
got slightly bOwled up and gave an ~
hlbitiCn IN hot air pyGoteChnics that
was awe inspiring
James Mann. one of the most promi'
ncnt citizens OF Greenville, Texas, Is in
the city tnis week visiting Mrs. Mann,
who has been sojourning mere for the
past Two or three months for her
health,
Mrs John Spring and her little
daughter Goldie, departed for Blue
Spring, Neb., where they VIII visit Mrs.
Springs aients several weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
Territorial Topics

To Butte. The Thompson company has
arranged to purchase Hili's addition
10 Clifton. and as soon as the title can
be cleared up and the papers arranged
Mr.. Corbott will come back and put
this addition on the market.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
LAS CRUCES.

kom the Progress.
Mrs A. Goss left for Indiana to spead
be- summer.
Major w. II. Llewcllyn has been ap.
|0intcd the New Mexico agent OF the
\. Crude on company OF Newport,
Prof. +. T.. Lester left for Chihuahua,
toXico. While there he will attend
be gathering OF his former stenogra.
h. students
Tho litigation between Numa Ray
kond and Martin Lohman was settled
N "A compromise this week at beming
his compromise settles all existing
Itigation between them.
Miss Iottie Sweet, one of tie public
rhool teachers. has been elected to
h. Office of recording secretary and
rcasurcr of the territorial society Of
christian Endeavor to fill the vacancy
" the removal from the territory and
by Mrs. DonnclIy. the for.
bcr incumbent.
High In the cliffs OF Fillmore canyon
Ire several caves that have the appear.
|ncc of being eXcavated by some un-
nown human agency. There is no
|ecord of Their ever being visited but
III that is necessary for their explora-
bon Is a long rope and someone with
|erve to use IT, There are many other
things near Modoc which
|hako that resort worthy Of a visit.
Word was received in Las Cruces OF
Inc death of sam French, formerly a
|osident here. in Old Mexico. Details
Ire lacking aud IL Is not known how
| is death occurred. He was a railroad
an and his father was engaged in
|ailroad work below the City of Mex.
h.. Sam has a sister in FL paso and is
brother OF Mrs. Chr:sty. of this place.
BIS mother Is also In Las Cruces.
From the Republican.
Walter Danburg and Theo. Rouault
|r were around taking the census OF
be proposed part of Las Cruces TO be
Incorporated
c. W. Coker was arrested for carry
Ing concealed weapons. He was
brought before the justice Cf ,le
keace this morning and fned $50 and
osts.
Miss G. A. Baker. librarian of the
college OF Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts. will leave soon for California
where she will spend few weeks
Miss Annie Ford will have charge OF
|hc library while Miss Baker is away
Prof. Il. q. Wootton. professor OF
biology. has secured n private collec
Hon Of New Mexico birds from Albu
hnorque. which win be used as the ba
hi for the thesis OF Miss Fannie Ford
Who will graduate next year. This col
lection is the finest and most complete
)r the territory.
r. L. Young and Henry Stoes ant
Donald Young left for the Ruidoso
hesdames Young and Stoes left by raj
Eor Alamogordo. whore they will join
t5eir husbands and continue overland
to the Rudoso. where they will spenC
about rec weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-21
Public BUILDING Site.

Bids for the sale OF public building
site in this city will be opened at = p.
m, July is. The site must be corner
lot 130Nl50 feet
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-30
A Painful Injury.

A most peculiar and painful accident
occurred on North Wilmington street
yesterday afternoon, in which Paul
Wyatt, the little year-old son OF
Mrs. J. l.. O'Quinn had his toe badly
mashed and the nail torn entirely off.
Paul was riding his wheel with bare
feet when, as he went to turn into Eden
ton street from Wilmington street, the
big toe on his right foot caught in the
chain, crushing the end of the toe and
tearing the nail off. For moment he
did not realize what had happened, but
when he saw the blood oozing from his
toe and the nail gone, he fell over in
faint This occurred just in front of
the residence of Dr. Thos. E. Skinner
and he was cared for there until Mr.
O'Quinn arrived, who was Immediately
summoned by telephone. The little fell
low was carried home on the car. where
his wound was cared for and he is now
doing nicely.