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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-26
Garner were joined in marriage Tues
day noon, September IS. The cere.
HERE AT HOME.

Albuquerque Citizens Gladly Testify.
II is testimony like the following
that has placed the "Old Quaker rem.
edy" so far above competitors. When
people right here at home raise their
voice in praise there Ia no room left
for doubt. Read the public statemnt
OF an Albuquerque citizen
Mrs. w. c. Wood wv. c. Wood. en-
ployed in the Santa Fe railroad
shops) residence 720 South Broadway.
says; when on visit TO Fall River,
Mass, learned that Doans Kidney
Pills had been a household necessity
In that city for years. Naturally when
a person has backache themselves and
friends. acquaintances and relatives
continually insist that particular
remedy shall be tried. you at least con-
sent 10 take a course OF the treatment.
| used Doan's Kidney Pills and they
stopped an aggravated attack OF back
ache. only one OF many which had oc.
cured In the past. When came west
| brought with me a dozen boxes OF
Doan's Kidney Pills long before they
were so extensively known in Califor-
MIA. az at present. have not the
slightest hesitation In publicly stating
that know from experience az well as
observation that this remedy can be
absolutely depended upon In all cases
of kidney complaint causing backache'
l-mbago OF other symptoms which fol
low in the wake OF that far TOO preva-
lent annoyance"
For sale by all dealers. Price zoe.
FOSTER ilburn Co. Buffalo. N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-26

IL just the point. and the hundreds
OF eastern people who are at the fair
looking over the advantages. offered
by different parts Of the territory will
view II that way. They will see fine
fruits grain and mineral from Berna.
lilo, San Juan. Chaves. Socorro. Dona
Ana and other counties and when Lu.
ma is mentioned to them they will
say:
Where is Iuna's exhibit"
And when told that the people
there did not have the enterprise to
send one they will lose all interest
In her and turn their attention TO the
others. The time is short and we
should he AZ work. The MImbres val
ley will furnish the fruit and the
Cooks Peak and Florida districts
nave promised the ore. II Is now up
to Deming. Graphic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-26

One OF natures remedies; cannot
harm the weakest constitution; never
falls to cure summer complaints Of
young or old. DIR. Fowler's Extract OF
Wild Strawberry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-26
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Notary Public Appointed.

Governor Otero has appointed the
following notary public: Edwin b.
Seward, Tres Piedras, Rio Arriba
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-26
LUNA COUNTY gxHIsIT.

That County Could Make Fine Show.
Ing Of Fruits ard Minerals.
A citizen OF Deming said the other
day In talking OF the territorial fair:
III Luna county does not have an ex-
hibit at the fair II Ii the same as say
Ing she has nothing to exhibit" That
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-26

From the Range.
Mrs. Lee Majors is assisting J. p
Bracket In the county clerk and re
corder's ONCE.
Mrs. Otto Brandt left for Oklahoma
being called there by the critical III
ness of his mother.
Mrs. Elgie Robinson, who with her
little daughter, Frances. is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ
Green, expects 20 leave shortly fof
her home in Pittsburg. Kansas.
DR. A. p. Morrison, who has been
assisting in the revival services al
the Methodist church during the past
week. left for Las Vegas. DR.. Nor.
rison's visits are always a pleasure to
his many friends in Ration.
The court house. since the dccora.
tors. painters, cement men and other
artisans have gotten through with
their manipulations on II, is greatly
altered in appearance. The county
Offices are very clean and garnished,
and the court room is a thing OF
beauty.
Harper Sproull wishes II under
stood that he Is not the Sproull that
was recently married, but is still In
the matrimonial market. The great
number Of his friends who have come
70 his shop during the past week and
congratulated him on the connubial
event In which he did not figure. have
interfered both with his business aud
his peace OF mind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-26

When doctors iati, try Burdock
Bloo1 Bitters. Cures dyspepsia. con
stipation; inyigorates the whole sys-
TEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-26

Impossible to foresee an accident.
Not impossible TO be prepared for It..
DIR. Thomas Electric OIL. Monarch ov.
err pain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-26

mony was performed by Rev. r. Arm.
strong OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. The young couple left Wed.
nesday evening on a wedding trip. go.
ing first 10 Denver, then to Chicago
and other eastern cities.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02

jury was promptly attended TO and
Otis is now enjoying vacation
with his father-in-law, G.. W. Doud,
here in town.
]. T. Humphrey Of Vesta renewed
his faith in THE UNION Tuesday and
also gets the Omaha World Herald
for 1903.
STIR yed-Three-year-old red heller, no horns,
branded n on lert side. Last seen between
BOX Ell ~ Ger and Elk creek north OF Rapid
City. Liberal r>ward.- Joseph Knmmerer,
Rapid City.
Misses Ella aud Pearl Hale were
Monday evening arrivals from Til
ford for a visit with Thomas Hale
and family.
George ard Henry Bale we're in
from their Battle creek ranch Tues.
day. They report plenty Of snow
down that way.
Col. and Mrs. w. H. Parker re-
turned to Deadwood Friday after
having spent Christmas with D. q.
Herman and family.
The reported deatho f Jim Bulls
is denied. He is said to be in a pre-
carious condition but at last ac-
counts was not. dead.
The state superintendent of the
interest and income fund to the
schools has been made and Penning-
ton county gets 1926. 10.
After spending several weeks in
the city with his daughter, Mrs. Al.
Campbell, G. W. Ensor LEFT for
White Owl again Saturday.
James Brennan and wife returned
from Pine Ridge Tuesday, where
they spent Christmas with Agent
John r. Brennan and family.
Ben 7. Gregory and wife and Ed
ward Cook and wife returned to
DeadWood Friday after spending
Christmas with relatives in this
city.
The "Red Light" a disreputable
resort il north Sturgis, and two or
thr 8 other buildings located near
it, went up in smoke last Saturday
night.
Mrs. John F .Schrader and child
rem left on Tuesday evenings train
for Texas for q visit with relatives
during Mr.. Schraders absence at
Pierre.
Miss Della HIATT was an arrival
from Wisconsin Christmas day,
where she has. been teaching school.
She will take a department. in the
city schools here.
The powers have submitted the
Venezuelan urouble to the Hague
tribunal for arbitration and the
whole affair seems III a fair way for
peaceful settlement.
Mrs. Garlick, mother of Mr4f
Frank Alderman, returned to he'll
home IN Sturgis Tuesday. accompaA
led by her little granddaughter
Francis and Esther. III
Representatives Chas. Ham and
Patrick DAILY, accompanied BY Sci
tor John 4. Schrader, left Wedr
day ayenlngg to attend the legidA&
tive session at Pierre.
Watch night services we're
at the Baptist church Wednesd#
night. Rev. Joel Smith preach3
the sermon and the old year
watched out and the new one "
coined in. y b
&p III
Mrs. Cramer, mother 81 ]. CrY
meris quite sick III this city. Heb
brother, Geo. Mentsch, cameupS at4
urday for the perpose of taking her slsa
honia with him butshe was too ~
be moved.
Ray Cameron, aged " woman
ct 1.-THE town, died at Deadwood sun
day night. The papers state that
she came to that town from Rapid
City q y,earlaggo: Nothing known
8of her relatives.
Heavy down through Ne
tbraska prevented the nortEsbound
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02

which they otherwise doubtless,
never would haye heard from, and
has come out OF. its FIRST year with
no debts to pay, which is saying a
good deal, considering the oppos-
ition it has had to survive.-Belle.
Fourche Post.
Sam Oliver was down from Stur-
gis Chritmas day. He says the
changes in Rapid City during the
past eighteen months are surprising
and he's glad they + OF the right
kind. Sam is prosperingin Scoop
town" and says he is satisfied.
j. G. Rider was struck by the
switch engine on the trestle Of the
smelter Christmas day and received
a bad scalp wound and numerous
severe bruises. It was a marrow es.
cape and would have resulted IA
tally had the engine not stopped just
when it did.
The ever popular drama, 1.-THE
Missouri Girl" was ably presented
to q we'll filled house at Libary hall
Tuesday evening. Fred Raymond's
company handled the drama in q
most admirable way and did itself
proud. Manager Brennan did the
people !: good turn in securing so
good an attractionsas The Missouri
Girl" Let us have more like>it.
Strayed-F,om Rapid City about
December "A, q pair of grey mares, as
follows: One dark grey, brBnped Fssf3
on the left shoulder; the other is q Has8
light grey, branded lSs left thigh; LII
both mares seven - years old and
weigh about 100 each; both had leath-
er halters on; these mares we're raised
at the Johnson ranch ranch near Buffa-
10 Gap and may be in that vicinity.
Diberal reward for information or re-
turn to Homer Charles, Rapid City.
Mrs. Frank Egan died Of typhoid
fever in this city on Monday last at
the age of Al years. She had been
ill fol- two weeks past, but was not
considered in serious condition until
Monday morning. She leaves a
husband and several children to
mourn the loss Of q loving wife and.
mother. Deceased was laid tender
Iy to rest on Wednesday forenoon.
----as---
Local History aud Present Attractions
The passenger department Of the
Northwestern line is preparing data
for use in its Summer Tourist litera-
ture next season. Ityit desired IS make
this data complete as 10 historical and.
legendary matter, as Wei1 as regards
the various features that make this
Sc ;tion attractive to summer visitors.
Anyone WOO can assist in this by sup-
plying any such data to the editor Of
The UNION. CT to Mr.. F. E. June, the
NORTHWESTERN ticket agent, is invited.
to make that fact knownsprolnptly. D
Mi na nf n ma -; = !. D.@ s4snY. e., r nY3n.a
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
Local Histor; aud Present Attraction
Of Hearing Petition for Letters
D. Of Administration.

NUtiCt Vi ehTlHS HeIlLlOn O LeLteTS
Il Of Administration.
State OF south Dakota, in County Court
County of Pennington.
In the matter of the estate of Ed
ward G. Sherman, Deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends.
greeting to the heirs at law and next
Of kin of Edward G. Sherman deceased
and to all to Whomsthese presents may
come.
Notire u hers'sy given that Ernest
Schlenning has fled with the Judge
.of.this Court, q petition, praying for
Letters Of Administration of the estate
of Edward G..Sherman deceased, and
thai Saturday, the 18th day Of January.
1903 at 10 O'clock "A. NJ, being d day
OF 9 regular term OF this Court, to-wit:
of the January term. 1903. at the ofica
Of James Boyd, Judge Of said Court, in
the PslningtonC County Bank Bui ding,
in the city Of Rapid City, County OF
Pennington,S D..has been set for hear
ing o fsaid petition, when and where.
any person interested my appear and
show cause why tie said petition
should not be granted.
Dated ut Rapid City. S D., this 3lst
day Of December, a. D., 1902.
James Boyd.
Judge ct the County Court.
Bangs Bangs
Attorneys for Petitioner.
First publication Jan. 2, 1908.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-01-02
CITY AND COUNTRY.

Miss Reta Rich is visiting friends
5nSturgis.
Little Theresa Fayel is i'll, though
not seriously SO.
r. N. Stewarto Of Buffalo Gap spent
Wednesday in the city.
Charlie Hunt is out again after a
EBhort and severe illness.
Mrs. Maurice Heron is d severe
sufferer from bronchitis.
Geo. Williams Of Piedmont spent.
part of the week in town.
Mrs. w. d. Rine Of Lead is the
guest Of Mrs. ". T. Coad.
Charlie Barker was . Monday eve
ming passenger for Omaha.
Mrs. Marsh Higgins is a severe
sufferer from typhoid fever.
Miss; Theresa M'Guire OF Omaha
is8yisiting relatives in the city.
E. Barthold and wife returned to
their home at Sheridan Tuesday.
Stores closed at noon yesterday
in observance Of New Years day.
Geo. Flavin went up to Sturgis
Wednesday, for a visit with his folks.
: Mrs. NJ. Robinson OF Keystone
spent the fore part Of the week in
town.
Miss Alice Scott spent her holt
day vacation with her parents at
Spearish.
Capt. Earl Gossard Of Ada, Ohio,
spent part Of the week with Rev.
Joel Smith.
W. S. Wallace and wife left for
Chicago Friday evening for an in
definite stay.
After q few days visit in town
Ak. Shurtleff left for Omaha SAT-
urday evening.
Judge Levi McGee went down to.
Buffalo Gap Wednesday evening, re-
turning Thursday.
John D. Patton Of this city has
purchased the hardware store Of B.
r, Salmon Of Lead.
Rev. ]. B, Kettle went to Her
mosa Monday to preach the funeral
service Of a. z. Kendall. s s
After spending Christmas here.
John Engler, wife and children re-
turned TO LeadMonday.
Miss Rose Bower was an arrival
in the city Tuesday to spend New
Years with relatives here. sS
Miss Inez Roosa returned We'd
nesday from spending her holiday
vacation at Long Pine,sNeb.
3. Quiggle spent Christmas.
with his family III this city, coming
in romh his ranch out near Pedro.
E.B. Reed, wife and little child.
Of Del. Moines, Iowa, are here visit
Ing with John II and Bryce Reed.
Alex Dnhamel and wife are re-
joicing over the safe arrival OF a
new boy an their home last Sunday
y After attending to court matters
il thiscity, Attorney John R. viii
son returned to DeadWood Tuesday.
W. Z, Isamson, wife and children
returned Wednesday from d month
visit 70 their Old home at Algona,
Iowa.
The hook and ladder outfit 81 the
fire department. has been moved
49, b new quarters near the beIi
tower.
Union services will be participant
edsinb y AL the local churches next
week Ia observing the week of
prayer
$SsSsfh Gatitic ikS ptffastturgsiswas q Fri
day evening arrivalfor few days
visit With her daughter a. il Franl
Alderman
After . visit with Dr. 6 G.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-03

The committee appointed TO represent
the citizens on the water and light prop
o~sitioLs met DiE,rirt Attorney Iiender.
son Saturday night and talked over the
situation. Ii las lear usd at the meet
ing that the Water Company wants q
per m"nt for each hydrnni nnd the
Light Company 81 per month for euch
light. Tho committee will meet again
and draw up areport tn submit to the
commissioners.
Sheep shearing is III full blast in this
vicinity. ShearinR began at i.emair's
corrals at the Springs Monday morning
with Il crew Of nearly - men. Between
10000 md 5000 sheep will he shorn ut
these corrals. Monday afternoon 30
ehearers went on To the Jenkins ranch
md began work on the jenkins sheep
Tuesday morning. Warren and George
Williams will begin shcaring about the
first of the month at Argenta.-Ccntral
NevH1an.
The Panama canal. which il tO cost
s3M, 0m.Oc0. which the people Of this
country must pay, will 10y the terms Of
the Hay treaty III constructed aud muIn-
tanned on land over which one Of the
least reSEonsiiIlr governments on earth
has supreme control. This is the great
triumph" for Hay diplomacy that we
are hearing 30 much about.-Common-
or
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-03
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

Senator Ernst arrived from Churchill
county thus morning.
Mrs. II. J. Jones left on No. 3 to-day
for San Francisc.J.
The saloon OF Bryson L Cohn in Reno
WIS burglarizel Sunday night and be-
tween 40 and 800 taken.
Judging from the uumber Of witnss.
ses s~ubpoenaed in the Stone case, the
trial is pretty liable to last all the week.
There will be Il meeting Of the Far.
mers Institute committees At the dis
trict attorneys Office tomorrow evening
At 7:l5. A full attendance IL requested -.
El~"od Mead, Chief Of the National
Irrigation Bureau. will lecture on ir.
rigation Mt the Farmers Institute Fri.
dny evening and Saturday.
VIM. Smiley, Starr valleys solid
rancher, gave this office a pleasant call
this afternoon. He says the prospects
OF HAT section are excellent thus season
Tor plenty Of water'and good crops.
Charles Martin, who has been EN-
ployed 10y German and True at Ryndou
for about n year, died there Saturday
night Of pneumonia. He had been i'll
only three days. Deceased was n Ger.
man about thirty.four years Of age.
The funeral took place from the urder
taking parlors at tour o'clock this after
noon aud was attended by u large num-.
Der Of friendc OF the deceased.
Great Salt Lake has risen four inches
within the last four weekp. 4 total
raise Of eight inches has been recorded
since the lake reached it's lowest point
the first Of the year. Last year the lake
rose only ten inches during the entire
year. and M il Inns risen eight inches nj.
ready this year, It is estimated TINT its
total raise for this year should be sev.
eral time the moun Of lust year. ~.
p~ecially Hs the past winter has been nm
usually wet.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-03
tFROM FRIDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi.

Mr.. Is. j. BRnge arrived from Ely yes.
terdny afternoon.
Bishop Leonard war M uruval from
the west this morning.
Charley Kiiscr left last night for hie
sheep camp near BcOwawc.
Mr.. Arthur Primeaux and wife -.
turned from California last night.
Mr.. friedrich Davis arrived in Elko
last night from Duluth Mimi.
Pierce Wore has cold hIs interest in
the Forty nine saloon to Thomas Tay.
Tor.
Miss Annie Dcwnr came in yesterday
from Ruby, where che has charge Of the
school.
Mr.. I. -, Sheldon left for Palisndc
last night to examine II coal prospect
near that place.
George Woltord. nm expert butcher
81 BUTTE, Montana. ia employed Mt the
market ~ the Jhos. Hunter Co.
Misc Elizabeth Stubs Of Reno 10 IN
Elko attending tho FarmerR' institute
md ia the gucat ~ Mrs. & ,o. s. Brown.
Tho young then Of Elko who are IN.
teroetcd IN hnsebdll are requested to bo
nj the grounds Sunday afternoon Tor
practice.
Superintendent Alien uf the Carson
Indian school is 10 the eastern part oi
the state gathering recruits TO- the in.
nj II u,ioD.
Assembly, man | u. Poguo got IN from
journment Of tho legislature he has
! been IN California.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-03
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Mp. j. j. Cumpboll and son returned
from Snn Frnncisco Sunday morning.
u. g. Griffith Ia building u marble
shop on the corner Of the lola opposite
the Webster building.
j. T.. Merritt, a. l.. Merritt and l.. II.
Merritt arrived from Duluth yesterday.
They are here in the interest Of the
Rocky Mountain Oil Company.
\ double headed freight train went
int" the ditch ycetordny afternoon near
fcnnclou. Tho wreck has dclaycd all
trains from tho cnst.
a % sd Of Jurors aud witnesses from
every scction ~ tho county make tho
town lively today. Tho mnsi ~ them
will bo hero several dnyp.
Elec where will appear part d an nr.
ticlr from the New Tribune on tho early
newspapers ~ tho United States. Tho
remainder ~ the article will appear to.
morrow aud Wednesday. Tho historical
value ~ the article mnkca il very inter.
Getting.
Tho grontcat irrigation project in the
United Stntca. and the third largest IN
tho world, lhs been started IN Idaho,
II IL under the management Of n cor
rorntion originating IN Salt Lake City.
Tho plan contemplated an expenditure
Of approximately $4,000. 900 md the re,
claiming of 27l 900 RcrcN ot the boat
agricultural lands IN tho great Snake
riyor yall' y ~ Southern Idaho.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-03
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILl
Salmagundi.

COrhett knocked ont McGovcrn last
night III the eleventh round.
Mrs. T.. &. Lord arrived from Virginia
City thus morning OH u visit To her
daughter, Mr. O. r. Williams.
The ladies' oi EIko will give n social
dance shortly after eWter. 4 meeting
will he held tomorrow to make the
necessary arrangements.
Navy recruiting offices nre 1901 to be
established in Reno Carson andVirginia
II is said that Uncle Sam is very much
pleased with the Nevada boys in the
Navy md ne wants more Of them.
One Of the q laws passed 10y the
Legislature provides that tie County
Commissioners may. when petitioncd tn
do 40, appoint IA County horticultural,
who shRll have power to force property
owners totake care ~ their trees.
MIR. y. q. Griffith, formerly ~ Wiune.
muCca. has opened II marble yard on the
lois In the rear Of the Bakery saloon.
llc is q first class workman and should
receive the patronage Of all who need
work IN his line. Rend bis nd and pat.
rOniac homo industry.
Reports say there in plenty Of water
IN The northern part Of tho county. The
bridge on the T%uscarora road near Woi.
lands has been washed ont and other
damage done to tho rOads. Mrs. John,
con reports tho North Fork Of tho Hum
boldt higher than 1t hes been for twenty
yenre. This will he good news Tor the
fnyclock ranchcrH.
a big game 81 poker was recently
played at Soda Syringe, Gays the Walker
Lake Bulletin. 4 Chinaman, cOwbo,
and doctor wore the participants. A
$4,000 jack.pot was opened Ivy the Chi.
namnn. who held four aces. Tho COW
boy held n sixshooter and the doctor
held an inQucst Oh the Chinamnn.
Last Sunday afternoon Bert S,oddnr,
and XcrNcs Martin Ind II iriendl,
scniio Al tho mill on South Fork tina
rcaulted in brcakiuR Stoddard's righ'
leg above the ankle. Stoddard wa
brought to town Monday aud taken q
the hospital, where DR.. Hood set tn
broken limb. II will be several week
bot0rc licrt will have another scunlc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-03
Irrigation Work.

An Ogden dispatch OF the 9th says:
j ii. Quinton and l.. II. Taylor, gov
eminent engineers, we're in Ogden last
evening. Mr.. Taylor is construction
engineer in the arid land reclamation
service and is on his way to Nevada to
begin the first work in the land celia.
nation. He states that this work will
begin within two weeks on the Lower
Carson 10y damminR the river. Two
hundred thousand acres southeast of
Wadsworth will be reclaimed by this
dam, furnishing homes for 1850 fami-
lies.
The Truckee river is also to be
damned west Of Reno, Nevada. Tahoe is
to be damned and turned into IL reser-
vOir from which canals will carry water
to the arid lands.