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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
SEVENTEEN VICTIMS
TO olpHTHERlA At The PusBLo
or cocHITI-PRooREss or
DISEASE CHECKED.

Indian Inspector Low Chubbuck
and superintendent clinton J. Gran.
dahl OF the United states Industrial IN.
dian school. Santa Fo. have returned
to tho capital from a weeks visit 10
the lomez. Zia Santa Domingo and
Cochu pucblos Matters were found
ln very satisfactory condition in an
three Indian towns except Cochitl
where an epidemic of diphthora has
prevailed Tor tho last two months and
whore curing the last five weeks SOW.
ontoon persons mostly children have
died from the dread disease % seems
that thls was brought 20 tho Indian
town from the town OF Poua Blanca
whore Il has been raging more or less
during tho entire winter, and whore
there have occurred a number oi
deaths Dr. David Knapp OF Santa
10 was sent TO the Coohlu pueblo 10
attend che diphthoria cases there ana
has succeeded in checking the pro.
ereas ~ tho disease.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
NEW INTERPRETATIONS
TWO IMPORTANT COMPANIES
FIFE PAPERS WITH THE sEcRE.
TARY.

Tho following article OF ncorpora
ton was hlod To- the ONCE OF the ter
ritorial secretary. The Pocos Cop.
per company. principal place OF bust.
ness, Cleveland, ohio. and Flint. Mich,
igan New Mexico place ~ business.
Hamilton. San Miguel county. New
Mexico. The company b. iucorporat.
cd tor tho purpose OF mining. milling
and smelling copper, silver and iron
ore The capital stock Is $4,000 "a.
yldod into 1000 shares OF the par val,
uo OF fl6 each The lncorpomtorB are
Alfred H. Cowlos. I,ockport. Now
York Isaac q, clifford. Chicago. Min.
.ois, Charles s. Brown. Flint Michi.
gan The iucorpOratoU win ACT as
the first board Of directors
The Graphic Lead and Zinc Mining
company of Sooorro county. Tho com
pany ls Incorporated for nny years
for the purpose of acquiring by buy.
Ing leasing locating etc.. mines aud
mining claimH and 40 work same.
The caoltal stock Of the company "a
flOO 900. divided into 900 shares Of
the par value of 500 each Tho in.
oorporat0ra are Frank a. 0rogg. Mas.
dalena, New Mexico, Ernest Jenkins.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
Us BITTER AGAINST STRIKERS.
81. q ~ E.. official says % ls
tHe Companys Intention 20 Run
lts own Road Hereafter 90
Suit Itself

prominent official of tho go pas1
Nurbcmtun Boo speaking To- a rep
r..uuiautr off Jbp 90 puso Nows. On
r.truucD to tHu fuss conditions Boo
NWHs0rIu. said.
we win CLOSE Ionu rHo 90 pazo &
Northeastern road before vc will give
no. f1 tnu u1ilcrmaEors 600 the present
trouble
Tho shops aru now working
mUuthly and 0ur men arc doing bet
..r work than tho strikers. who seem
t1 have shirk,d their work in the
Uust
For tho last year tho machinists
aud botlormakorB ln the Alamug0rdo
shops have really been running the
900 paap a. Northeastern. and those
Hra arU uuH at uu end.
Undoubtedly the strikers would
uuR return without redress for their
Ioe,I complaint if We would allow
them but 81 % is possible 20 secure
good workers. who are not always on.
I,lvorInE to make trouble / DO not
see why anyone who has shown such
o. decided disposition 90 DO their
employers au injustice should boz Civ
u another chance
We are ruIuT to run our own road.
strikers or mo- strikers if it is nocos.
SONY n shut down for ten years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
4 SHORT RiDg 10 DEATH.
Thon,ao Wheeler, Section Foreman on
the santa ~, Dead l.. Bipe
injured.

Last Monday afternoon Thomas
Wheeler and p O.. slpo icf the depot
at this place mounted ON a railroad
bicycle 90 30 east a few miles 90 see
about a business matter concerning
NJ wheeler. says the F1aFstaT Gem.
They started about an hour ahead OF
passenger train no. 4 tumitodl. and
had reached o. point something like
sovcn miles from here when No. 4 ran
on to thorn and knocked the bicycle
And men or tho track Tho train
stopped aud Picked up the mon. who
sore unconscious, and carried them
b. Winaiow tho nearest point where
they could be cared for aud receive
medical attention Mr. Wheeler r.
mainod unconscious until hia death.
which occurred about 2 O'Clock Tues
day ur W. r. Sipo went to Wlnslow
Monday and returned 90 Flngslhf
aesday morning with Dis brother. who
WaH painfllly injured Upon arriving
horo, Dra Adams and Sips dressed
che Houuds OF the injured man and ho
b. ruttlnE along very we'll
Tho passenger train was running
a. the ratio of about forty Byo miles
ln hour at tho time 20 struck tho bl.
cycle Tho engineer dId NOT see the
bicycle until che Cur.up was within
a f.w fDDi of 10. and hp had NO timd
fo F.fo tbo alarm nor check the train.
Nhuu 'bD ruluU struck tho bicycle
DO booked tU Jhy engineer like the body
pf Wheeler went up nuy feet Ia tho
air. Tho body pf sIpg was thrown
back uu th1 coW catcher. whore q ro-
manned until tho train stopped Fall.
.ug boz the manner ho ala was what
saved h.m from death Hc ala not
hear nor 500 thD approaching train.
and tUy ,usupDr was the only wit.
ness t1 tIo closing scene OF the fatal
udr
The railroad company nor its cm-
p.1yoa were in any manner roaponsI-
lIo far tho accident The conditions
Voro such 40 tuo place vhcro the &C.
dcut occurred shat 70 was impossi
..o i0r tho engineer 90 SEQ tho hl.
a'Di bicycle and its occupants until
.I. engine was almost upon them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

THERE ARE NO ADAMS LOST
GOLD DIGGING" ON THE GU.
CHILD NEGRO.

a recent dispatch 90 the Denyer Re.
publican from Albuquerque. says
Governor 80. A. Otoro and Secretary
"a mo Territory J, w Rayhoids. Of
Santa 10, believe thoy are ueEt 90
the Adams lost gold dlgElngs 10 Bier.
"a county, and tonight. acoomaahlod
by Major w. a. n. Llowollyu. they
passed down the road for that eOun.
~ They viii loayo tho train al Rim.
con and drive overland TO the famous
Cuchillo Negro placer gold fields.
whore Ho many nuggets ~ the past
few years have been found
~ is thought that near the placer
fields. the Adams dlgglngs. the search
for which has cost many a poor pros.
pector'a scalp from Apache iadlans.
have at last boon located. and the gov.
ernor ana secretary believe they have
a tip on the location VioloriO and
Geronimo and their blood.hiFsty Apa.
ehes have long since been driven out
OF southern New Mexico"
In commenting on tho above che
New Mexican says
"This Is very nice. bat rather no.
mantle There are no important gold
placors in the Cuchulo Negro Zero.
nimo with his Apaches never fro.
quontod that section and Vlotorlo the
renowned Apache chief. was Killed. ln
september 1850 90 Tres Costillos.
Mexico. aud that was before Adam "a
time. Governor Otero and Secretary
8aynnlds have gone tO Sierra oounty
20 examine some mining properties in
which thoy expect Co invest Nothing
moro aud nothing less
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
A GOOD APPOINTMENT
m The NAMING or A. y. HILTON
FOR SCHOOL or MINES TRUs.
rec.

10y the appointment OF A. n. Hilton
of San Antonio 90 nll the vacancy
on the board OF trustees OF tho school
OF Mines caused Boy the resignation
Of Capt =. %. Ftoh. Governor Otoro
has again mcrltod the hearty com.
mondauun and gratitude OF every
friend OF tho school Wherever Mr.
Hilton a. known be Ga recognized aH
man OF integrity. business ability
and public spirit Ills appointment
will tend 10 maintain tho high stand
ard ~ qualification already ostab.
lishod for membership In the body OF
Which ho has nov become a mombor
Socorro Chiuuain
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
rRGE PASSES
To st. Louis Exposition l,mited-
Employees Must Go Before
August 90.

unIc hoy pay m,r nre railway
employee caurut e0 FOB .Gp $50 IouI.
fair amor August l5. Presidents of au
lines terminating Doc &c. LoGI. bag. 600.
tered into an ironclad asrcpmou. .o
thiH effect Notice of their agreement
has been sont Co every railroad BOO tuo
uuEeI states AZ mo mmo time every
rU0d running Zoo &c. Louis has notified
DO. employees they cannot rof passes
to $50 Louis after August Do and DO
fbcy want Co so to tho fair must 1r.
rance 90 take their vacations prior Zoo
that date
The rule limiting iuu pa fu So
Louis Goo August no was made IH view
ui che heavy passenger traffic to De-
expected during tho latter halr OF tho
exposition said an official of Dbg chi.
CaEUSt Louis line "Wo expect before
August l5 to carry free many chou.
sands oft railway employees. ut our own
and other lines boat We DO mot want lo
have 20 turn away persons uuNIuus tn
pay tholr fare after August 10 Iu order
to carry dpadboada OF course. holders
Of annual passes can use thom OF amy
time"
Imperative orders have been issued
to an agents to require purchasers ct
ST. fouls fair tickcts 90 SIGN Thorn. TD
know whether such orders are given.
Chairman Mcleod requests tbo gen.
rral passenger agents to send io him
copies of rho prdor they issue io their
agents
That fhc $50 Louis scalprr. arc dgsI
ur ln excursion tickets to the S.
Louis fair has been ascoriaIucl br.
y0nd question Boy dotrctiyos of tbo
Western Passenger association Last
Monday, when ull the roads made a
round trip rate ot IS TO &c. Louis ON
account of the Womans Federation
a detective purchased one of tho tick
cts az Go0dmans scalpIng office. SO
lIG CLARK street paying 81. and Ect.
ling un order un E j. Gildoraloeyo,
a scalpor AZ 1895 Market street. st.
Louis. for q rebate of g. This re-
bato was collected st Gildorslooyc'H
office by the detective The ticket
was originally issued IN the name Of
b. Itchy by the ticket agent az the
Dearborn station II remains 10 bo
seen whether the st. Louis scalper
viii be- punished tor violating the So
junction issued BY n courts there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
OIL BURNING
FOR MOTIVE POWER ON rHE
SANTA FE PACIFIC.

Coal burners arn no. usoi any moro
nr the Santa o. system iu California
0r western Arizona Instead of storing
oi, in steel tanks yl division points
there have been built circular pits ice
fb' rruuud banked up high. with a
l,plh of about iw.n.y feet. and roof
600 over The uI tbu stored R pump
ct u,0 small delivery tanks. and
there wu Iutu Ibu engines Do. as
ny
The largest %. HrHs pits are at
S.Ismun aud Flagstaff one flr each
place each boIHus 10000 uarrolB a.
Ash York thyrD are ESQ pits. each
bold.ug 10000 barrels go williams
ono and 90 Wlu..Iu ono each hold.
HE $4,000 barrels There Is little loss
uy leakage The earth pits cost loss
than steel TANKS and hold moro 1..
Tho hro hazard I greatly reduced
Oae would mot imagine without py
DerIeaoo the increased comfort there
rs "a travelling Boz trains behind these
huge ullbUrulng engines CindcrR are
unknown There ls almost 200 smoke.
Ono also jmagIuys tbyru ls much loss
ofaT, used 300 climbing mountain
grades The whole Daoru14 trans
continental train apparently e1o. cas-
iCr ana faster
lt may bc added chat tho 600 bust
ness in tho west steadily grows De.
ivory being made to- Che Santa 20
uf 100 now uil tank cars. each of 500
gallous 'pacity They are intended
Tor $50 California uil fields Tho santa
Fo uoH bias between CIght and nine
hundred oft those cars Even this
largo equipment s taxed at times to
promptly care Ton the growing ol
ou.luos .u California ana Texas
NrH D. GalIIrrr and children fam
Hy uf Engineer GalIser of tho Pan
handle diyiaiui OF che santa Fc. pass
90 fHuUrb fho cI,y yesterday cu
route to Arkansas city Kansas Mrs
GpIllEpr and children reside az San
HBrclal n 49, aud they are going 90
Arkansas Cfy for "a short visit fo Mr.
GaIIIerr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
AMERICAN IN PRISON

Another Example OF Ubiquitous MeS.
lean Railroad Laws.
polico Captain Frank W. Too OF
nonvw. has received a letter from
hts Erothor Timothy g. Zoe. former
y q resident of Denver. stating that
hc was practically prisoner at
Ianeetrcaa. MoNic1 and calling upon
his 60 mako effort Co effect hlB re-.
lease This condition was brought
ab0st through tho wrockiug Of a Mcx
lean Central passenger train. og
Witch leo was che engineer Captain
Ice has requested Governor Peabody
to bring the matter to tho aticntIou
90 the state department af wash
Iuetun
o. u NIchofsun. vice president and
general manager 1f tho Mexican Cen.
trail railway. and vito. spent ycstor.
LAY Boo che cts ana returned south
last night Str Nictorson had boon
"a, $50 pasu attending 70 meeting of tho
Pass Ciy Union Depot association.
ami came up hero for % day to visit
with General Manager s. q. Wells. of
.hu Santa Fg coast limos. who s stop.
ping 900 fHU C.Iy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
SCOTS EMULSION

is for babies and children
who are thin and pale when
they ought to be fat and
uddy; for men and women
who are weak and delicate
when they ought 10 be strong
and hearty for all who are
not getting proper nounsh.
mcnt from their food.
Poor blood, thin body open
the door for disease. Scots
Emulsion bars the way
Makes the blood richer, pro-
duces healthy flesh and above
AN provides nourishment.
Wen send You sample llsl anaa rsqaiii
sCWl s. nowEg ~ Psih Street. Mes ys,t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Magdaiona. New Mexico. and Iamss
@. Fitch OF Socorro. New MoHioo.
Tho principal place OF business is
Cleveland, Ohio. and The principal
place of business IN tho TERRITORY 81
Socorro, Socorro county. Tho nrBt
board Of directors la Walter ~. Cot.
tingham. Cleveland. Ohio sorono p.
Form. Cleveland. ohio. ard Iamos q.
Fitch. socorro. New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

a Strike Breaker al Needles Wanted
Medicine.

Medicine.
a CORE p1ndcut nf the San Born
IrdluD TimuBludoy writing from
Needles under date o; May 20. says
j. > Baden has informed O Times.
Index reporter that ho intends 10 on.
tor suit against the Needles Point
Pharmacy for $4,000 damages 90 the
county court at san Bornardino. On
The near future. Badon Is a Santa Fo
strike.broakor and says that he was
sick and IN need OF med.cinc and that
IN company with "a deputy sheriff he
wet into this store 90 buy some medi.
cine. but tie clerk refused % lot him
have g because be was "Bcab
lie further stated that 10 order TO
get the medicine DC had 10 go and
hunt uF a stranger and hire him 20 go
and buy Il for him next day. lie said
the legal department OF the santa Fo
had taken the matter up and would
assist him iu ihe prosecution Of the
case
u. - owens. manager of the phar.
macy when questioned, said "I.ct
them sut % uoy want Ca. { have no
contract with tho Santa Fe Co furnish
them drugs They have a hospital
and "a physician OF their own here /
90 not have To- sell medicine 10 don e
want to-
Joha Some maChInis' loN yestpr.
daT err s. Paul MINI. whore ho
hePes 10 find employment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
CALIFORNIA LIMITED
SUMMER SERVICE

During Che summer months The
California Limited win run somlwook.
~ only between Chicago. Kansas
city ioa Angeles and san Francisco.
approximately un present schedule.
West bound % win leave Chicago
tuesdays and Saturdays. beginning
Nay 3D. Eastbnund. This train viii
leave San Francisco and Los Angeles
Mondays and Thursdays. beginning
juno Last daily train win leave
May 20 bound and May 800 east.
bound The California Limited viii
AIRY Pullman drawing room sleeping
ears Pullman oEyersation sleeping
ear buffet smoking car and dining
car. An cars on this train are equip.
Hcd with electric lights and fans. and
the service IN other respects 90 main.
'aiued al a high standard Santa Fe
alI tho way
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

gg2sat
New Mexico Bulletins FOR the 6t
Louis Worlds Fair
The Bureau of immigration yCstcr
day shipped 5000 bulletins dcacrlp-
tive of thr resources. conditions. cll.
mate minerals ana industries OF New
Mexico to superintendent M W
po'iernDH OFF The Ncw Mexico 90.
hIhIia off lHo Louisiana Purchase OK.
po- ItIon DOB &C. Louis These bullc-
tr are neatly printed. fully iliuslrat.
cd ,nd will bo distributes at the New
N.alDo aull.nR Another c0nHlgn.
m.uf ot bulletins $3.50 h0 sent iu due
uma
Certificates Designating Place and
Agent
iu- $500. from tlD .aul. saultary
board. , s. InRuc. secretary. $4,000.
From W o. Uurugy. treasurer aud ca.
oilicip collector for Roosevelt county.
raNo, tor 1908 gstal From Jose NJ
Gonzales. treasurer and oxomci0 col.
Iector for Union county taxes for
1902 Si1f5H. and taxes f0r 1908.
Tho following certificates doslgnat.
Inns agents and places of business
were nlcd in tho Once of tho terrific.
rial secretary The Eureka Mining
and development company. principal
place of business Las Vegas. san Mi
uol county Robert L. NJ. Ross OF Las
Vegas New Mexico, agent Tho 20
cos River Mining company principal
place OF business Hamilton. San 81
rol county q. W. Alexander and
Christina Rivera OF CcrrIlos. agents.
--a------- --
Thg striking maehInlsts 40 san
H.uardu0, California. have con.
mourDd .HO publication OF paper
called tha Bulletin. 10 is proposed 90
issue tHo Bulletin each day setting
forth IUr happenings of each day ne
r gard. .0r.u troubles
g. 49, WcCoach OF .eJ Tor a.
iouls 90. other day accompanied By
his two daughters Tie has a leave
of absence from the McKicon Cen.
serves Zoo the capacity OF travelling au.
Jfur uut Uf lurez
Jacob Moline whose SON ug tom
years ui age recently lost an arm by
Huus ran over by "a locomotive ON the
Santa Fo track at socoro. has ON
p.ly,d EIfoFu Baca 90 steer tho suit
fog damages against tbo company
I. Ue.r 70 a. Riddle Of thg Den.
E.- O. IIu Gaude railroad .s report
.I quito 900 90 hIs home .u Santa Do.
l.. miIr.ur from rheumatic
i.f..
.. u Manage, 49, S llup.wolI,
.. lH. Sew MoAI,1 fuu. g. Iron com.
HuE with O. party ui CHICAGO c8p..
win re.wr Zoo Sew Mexico
@ ,H.uan 900 Do ..W iay.
.HgNE SANTA FE WINDOWS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28
FIoHr on IN EARNEST.
STRIKERS 90 Not Espso, Peaceful Set,
tlement

! D Buckalew the leader az tho
strike of the Santa Pc machinists,
returned 90 Topeka from Cht
cago. whore hc went a week ago To- get
a conference with vice President j.
~ KondrIok ~ the Santa We. says
the Capital. lio succeeded in getting
tho conference. but the rsults are
not entirely 90 his satisfaction
As Mr. KondrIck stated In an inter
view given hero a few days ago. be-
positively refused to consider arbitra.
ton ~ any Kind aud said that no pro
posal the maChInists might make
would bee given amy consideration
huckaIow states that ID was the last
attempt that win Boz made By the union
Tor ptaccablo settlement and that
from now on until the trouble ls end.
Oh O Will ho au open fight q pro
scnlod 90 him now sot OF rules
said Mr. nuckaleW, which we're reas
enable ia every WAY Ho rehised 90
consider Thorn and said that the
Santa FEES duaIugs with che machin.
lists were over
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

> " polgardo tlmekoeper az the
shops. Is laying OF suffering from a
sIght indispositlon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Ms Herbert Romero ls entertaining
Misses Josephine and Lucille Ahirk
two popular youus ladies Of Las We.
gas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Geo ~ Smith. superintendent x
motive power of the Eastern Min.
uia with headquarters az pauyllle.
llI. haa hrru appointed ta tho same
position un thr st Louis. Memphis.
a SouthoaHou and the $50 Louis q
Gulf lInes of the Frisco system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Mr. and Mrs Geo Craie Mr and
NrB. Jack SprIlacy Nr and Mrs
Frank llasty Miss Jessie Waldlc and
w. r. kincaid. are preparing for an
outing uu tho Rio Pccos The gpnte.
men are Santa Fr employees now out
900 strike rhry Will travel by vag
uu ANA expect tn remain several
NDrka
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Joha Some maChinisl lott yest,r.
daT err So Paul MINI, whore Dee
boPes 10 find employment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

Dr J T. KaHor chi,l surgeon Of
he Santa Fr. who was an Albuquer.
que visitor op Friday aud saturday.
returned 20 Topeka, leaving here Sat
Hrday night Dr. Raster inspected the
ocal hospital now IN course Uf com
sfruction and found thc work Co be-
urst C,uas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-28

NNl ~ 7 wv N NAhNIh.
Scioiull is bred in the
bone is transmitted
from parent to child
the seeds are planted IN
infancy and unless the
blood is purRcd ard pu
riheiand every atom Of
thetaiutrenovcdS Scroll
ola assure 90 develop no
some urf.uflfuvoufiifs
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-24
A Startling Test.

To save a life, DR.. T. G.. Merritt, of
No. Mehoopany, Pa, made a startling
test resulting in a wonderful cure.
He writes, patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhages caused by
liberation of the stomach. l had
often found Electric Bitters excellent
for acute stomach and liver troubles
50 l prescribed them. The patient
gained from the first, and has not
had an attack in IA months" Elec-
trio Bitters are positively guaranteed
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipa-
tion and Kidney troubles. Try them.
Only SOC at III. HI. Bateman's.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-24
Obituary.

NEntered into rest, Saturday
the 10Th of November, at 2
o'clock p. NJ, Mrs. Eliza Davis
Carleton, wife of W. H. Carleton,
aged 46 years.
To Mrs. Carleton's acqua'nt-
ances and neighbors the above
familiar phrase, Entered into
Rest" means much. To the
members of her devoted family
and to the one or two most in
innate friends who went with
her to the dark river which none
recross, it means vastly more.
Only they know how hard was
the struggle before the soul was
freed. Only they know how
fully she had earned that rest.
For many years a partial invalid,
Mrs. Carleton's ailments as
sumed q more acute form over
a year ago, since when she was
seldom free from suffering for
which there seemed to be no re.
lief.
But, through all those years
of weakness and pain, her use
fulness never ceased. For the
needy she had always help, for
the sorrowing she had always
sympathy, for the happy ones
she had always smiles. Scarcely
anyone could leave us who will
be more sorely missed. Her
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-24

church has lost q devoted mem.
Der, the temperance cause Is
without one of it's most faithful
workers. The bereavement OF
her family cannot be estimated.
The story Of Mrs. Carleton's q
patience in her suffering and Of
her solicitude for her friends all
through her illness, aud parti.
cularly during her last days may
we'll serve as an object lesson to
us who are left.
Through the week of intense
agony which preceded her hnal
release, her thoughts were all
for her friends. To each men,
ber Of her family she gave a
parting message. not forgetting
even the tiny boy who had been
her delight; while for her many
friends not bound to her by ties
of kinship, she left the farewell
which her great weakness for
bade her giving in person. For
such friends these were her
parting words. ''Tell them all
that I love them; and be sure to
tell them too, that there is q
reality in the religion Of Jesus. I"
Death had no terrors for her.
She only prayed for his speedy
coming Bits of the Psalms and
other portions of the scriptures
were often on her lips during
those trying hours.
To those who have some know.
ledge of the devotion to Mrs.
Carleton of husband, brothers,
sisters, mother and friends, it
would seem that her path Of pain
must surely havebeen made less
intolerable by this devotion. II
can never cease to be a matter
for Thanksgiving to them, that il
was possible for them to render
her such service; service which
she had we'll earned by years Of
helpfulness to them all.
1t is not only our little towr
which for twenty-five years has
called Mrs. Carleton friend, tha
is bereft; the whole county will
! feel itself the poorer that sht