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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
RED" HARTLEY SHOT
RATION THE SCENE Or AsHOOOT.
mo AFFAIR Last WEDNESDAY,
NIGHT.

"wednesday. night about 9.i5 o'clock
walter Hartley. known about town as
RED became involved in a c0ntr0-
yoFsy with a young man BY the name
0f Frank Sanders. Ga the Flne room
az the ONE Ranch saloon, the trouble
apparently beng the renewal OF q
quarrel OF an earlier date, says the
Ration Gazette u appear that Hart
ley. who 10 said to aaf5 been deep
under tho influence OF liquor. threw
hIs gun ua aand0ru face. ordering
him % throw up bis nauiB. Sanders
Was then marched into the barroom,
whore Red" reviewed him OF bis gun,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Boston. Mass. FEB. THE actloa
OF the authorities 90 auosting t.o
principals in The recent ChoynsEi
Hart hRht has put a dampor on box.
.ue in tho Hub. The Tammany Ath.
Lotto club had a show scheduled Tor
tonight and several ofhor events we're
to Boz pulled on this week. but q %
possible that uIl VII 5o deferred until
something more definite and oncour
aging % learned regarding tho fu,dre
attitude 90 the city officials The
game win probably bo kept going
however nt CambrIdgr Marlboro and
other nearby points so that Che hos
f1u sporting Maternity Will not be-
deprived altogether OF their 6atlc IN.
tertalnment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Mr. w. Haggins OF Melbourne. ria.
writes, My doctor told me / mad
Consumption and nothing could be
lone for me- ! was given up 90 die.
ihe oncr of free trial bottle OF Or
Sings Now Discovery Tor Dopsump-
Ion. Induced me 20 try A. Results
we're startling. Z am now ON tue road
% recovery and owe an % DR.. Kings
Vow Discovery it surely saved my
IIf'.' This great cure 81 guaranteed
or an throat ana lung diseases by
400 drugrista. Price soc and siO0.
Trial bottles free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Sew York Fob Tho Unucf
States Steel preferred. was driven
down io 5fb ana tho general market
easel on boo sympathy There wolo
Dos es cd point ON tho Metropolitan
stree, railway. locomotive preferred.
Wisconsin Central preferred anf
Reading g Lake Eric second pfsfou.
cd. ON The reports 90 favorable de-
ci.ion in the litigation 90 the Monia
ma courts copper stocks advanced
strongly 60 ass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

over 200 persons we're killed By
lightning IN the unite0 states IN 1908.
and between 200 and 500 are probably
killed each year. says the Boston
Transcript. East OF the l00th morid'
ian thupder storms occur an over the
country. but west e a. except IN the
Rocky mountains. the frequency Of
storma diminlshoa until on the Pacihe
ooast there are practically nOaa The
greaieet lumber OF storms occur
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Mrs n. w. Bvana. Clearwater Kan,
writes; MY huahanu lay sick for
three months; 'he doctors stated ne
had quick consumption. We pr0cur.
cd a bottle of nalnrd'B hOrohOuud
nyFup and u cureu MIN. taat was
Elk years ago. and since then we a.
ways kept n bottle ln the house. We
cannot DO without a. or coughs and
colds, q has no equh4. lbc, soc and
81 90 bottle az ]. ~. O'Moily Drug Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
ttlah Price Tor Cotton.

New York. Fob. July cotton sold
AZ az cents today The market open.
"a excited aud higher NotTlthHlani.
ing the sensational advances Of satur.
day, Liverpool again cabled higher
prices tnan was expected and the OF
onlng here was strong az an advance
~ 6 90 20 polntr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Worse than an alarm OF are az night
"a the brassy cough "a cnoup. which
SOUNDS like the chidrcas death knoll
rs done quickly roiey'a Honey and
Tar never fails a. give instant relief
and quickly cures che srHt forms OF
Group. Mrs. =. l.. Cordier OF Manning.
ton. KY, wrllen MY three year old
Eirl had a severe case of Group; tao
doctor said she could not live. / got a
bottle pt FOloy'H Honey aud 4ar. the
nrBt dose gave quit reiief and saved
her hfe." Refuse substitutes tor sale
by , n ORiohy a Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
Nothina Equala chambsrlaln'6 colIe

Cholera anc Dlfffhoea Remedy,
DR. r, b. Spears, OF Piuchard, Ala,
has become acquainted with the good
qualities OF Chamhorlain'a collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
uses Il in his own family ana IN bic
practice. He says; "it beats any
preparation / have ever -een for ali
bowel complaints. ! do not think OF
recommending any other, ana also
use d with my own children" This
reme0y 10 Tor sale by an urugglsta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

New York. Feb. lone of the long
osi theatrical jumps on record win be-
made by tho Weber and Fields stock
company when that organization
leaves Now York tonight Tor lts an
neal spring tour A special train win
convey the entire company With seen.
ory and costumes. directly fo San
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Franolaco, where a limited engago
mont viii be played n win be the
nrst time uho organization has ever
appeared on the Pacific coast on
The return trip engagements VIII Dc
filled in Denver Chicago. $50 Louis.
Cincinnati ana other prominent cities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Among those Ia town Co huoud tho
moaiug Of tho republican territorial
Central committee Is w. n. Greer OF
Domng president % the Victoria
Land and Cattle company. one Of the
largest stock raising companies On
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
UNlveRolrY NorEs

Prof Espinoza hro received several
copies Oh "El Gran uaiCotO.' tho span.
lah play when no edited mat year.
Hia publishers C.. A. holhier a. Co.
nave printed a large edition Tor the
uso OF COLLEGE and university classes
throughout the country. While thor
ough review oi the book is Impossible
Dc may be- said that the introduction,
explanation "a vocabulary an snow
horouga scholarship aad painrtaking
care on the JAZZ OF the editor. the
discussion OF ,ne Spanish drama and
Echcrnray and hin worB o. well viii.
ten and interesting. rho text OF the
play. Ichcgarays masterpiece, GOV.
era 100 pages. PROT Esplnosaa notes,
pages los 20 les. show nis complete
mastery Of spanish and his apprccia.
ton OF English. The book classes
with n carefully compiled vocabulary.
PAGES as 20 2i8. The whole in neatly
bound On rcd cloth, an attractive vol
ume for class use or tor the lover OF
Spanish literature. tno Held which
Prof Errinosa hao entered 10 q large
and promising one. and hc ia 20 be
congratulated upon this. HE FIRST ca.
say On t.c editing OF modern tan.
glaEo clansica
Rev Powell visifo. the hill Tuesday
and spoke 90 the students on Success
and what 10 Means" on Thursday
Gov Slower and Rabbi kaplan we're
present 40 the assembly. me latter
made an eloquent and impressive tax
on ''True culture"
Dr. Byron W. King OF pittsburE. was
guest OF Prof ana Mrs. hertzog on
Wednesday evening ar. King 10 lee
turing "a New Mexico under the a.
recton Of me University Extension
bureau. Aftor a tour southwark az
far 40 silver Clty ana Las Cruces. he
VIII return 90 Albuquerque. and on
next Monday evening Will speak az
Colombo hau. A reception win be
given in his nonor on Monday after
noon by the faculty and students OF
The School OF Music.
The rhetorical exercises on Friday
morning consisted OF reading by
Miss Grace Mordy. and essays by
n. u. nelly ana Geo. Perea.
A university song look is TO be- pub.
lished soon 10 include an ihe local
college iinglos OF the u. n. NJ. and
other higher schools On the territory.
u will also contain the most popu-
lar college songs IN use IN the &C.,.
sront institutions OF the country.
Ralph Tuschor 10 back ia school
after almost a weeks absence on ao.
count OF sickness.
Tho pupils recital tnat was 10 have
taken place az me school OF Music
this afternoon has been postponed.
In tho halls OF the school OF Music
reception was given last night BY
the Sigma sigma society IN honor
OF Prof. and Mrs. ~. y. Angel. Need.
less 70 say Il waa well arranged aAa
successful Invitations had been sont
20 the students and faculty and a few
other friends OF the rahool, AFTER ~.
Treatments dancing followed IAN a
late hour.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Nebraska. he read a statement OF the
case showing what had bcon done
Tho senate unanimously passed a res.
oluiion by Dietrich providing that a
committee OF dv should be- appointed
90 Investigate the charges
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
VICTORY

over stomach. Liver ana kidney Oum
plants i8 voy decisive when you
uao uogtrttora stomach Gators. Thcn
why viii you continue 90 Hunof who's
no. Ia unnecessary. Oct n bottle today
from your druggist and see hom much
GOOD % Viii 40 you. "a never falls in
cases OF Poor Appetite, lndlacatlnn,
Dyspepsia, CongtipatIon. Kidney iiiu
ChHia. Colds OF Maiarla, and has beer
endorsed hy phyHlclhna Tor nfty Tcarf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
WI oppose papal decree.

Now York. Feb. lit Is reported
that Archbishop Farley, who sails for
Rome on Thursday. viii oppose CO the
vatican the extension 90 the United
States OF tho papal decree roylylng
brogorlan music and excluding fomal9
choIrs as vel as the many inalru.
mouts now used here. a copy OF the
decree received here has aroused
much comment among ChurchmOn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06
WEAK AND Low.splRlrHo.
A Correspondent Thus Describes HE
Experience.

- kNNNNa HHNN.NN NNNN aNN'NNNNN TVS
Experience.
n can strongly recommend Her
u.ne a. a medicine OF remarkable en-.
racy Tor indigestion. loss OF appetite,
sour taste iu iho mouth. pnlpithtion.
headache. drowalucHs after meals with
mCntal doprcsg.0ns and
low spirits HCrblne must he q unique
preparations lor eases such na mine
fCr few doses enurC'y removed my
complaint wonder az people going on
suffering 0r spending thoir money on
worthless thinm. when Hcrhine is pro
cuflhIe. and a0 CuOrp bic bottle nt
, H ORpUy Urur Cnmpany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Washington Fob. i,-noltrieh. %
Nebraska. rose 10 a question 90 per
aonal privilege IN the senate TODAY
and demanded an Investigation by tho
senate 81 the charges against him "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Ia Florida, In the Middle Mississippi
VALLEY. Tho grca.ost number Of deaths
In any single STATE ,i896.io0Ol vas
next with 1856. Indiana and illinois
and New York having i2f each.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Tho Ladies' AID society OF ths Meth
odist Episcopal church were % meet
this evening at the home OF Mrs. b. u.
Briggs. bui have postpone the meet.
Ing until February Do.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Balard's Hore loun gyup. Id viii 40
cure you sound sleep ana eject a
81 90 bottle 90 o. M. ORiclly DRUG Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Chamberlain stomach aud liver
ablctH A new remedy Tor stomach
troubles. hlii0uguo6B and constipation.
and a good ono Price 20 cents Fer
sale BY an dugriatA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

New York. Feb. John D. Rookie.
Teller has rendered his resignation as
director OF the United states Steel
corporation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Chicago. Feb LIZ. o. Wells. a
gitchman. was killed. and Attorney
p. G. Haley Of Joliet. Illinois. was prob
ably fatally injured and several others
we're severely bruised In a head-on
collision today IN the train shed OF
she Union passenger station between
the incoming Cti,ago q Alton passon-
ger train and The outbound nurling.
ton passenger tram A cloud OF steam
0bscured the view OF the engineers.
Mothers can safely give Roloy's Hon.
oy and Tar 20 their children for
coughs and colds, for h contains no
Opiates or other poiHOnH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Foioys Honey and lar is boHt for
Group and whoop.ng cough. contains
100 Opia.oa. ana cures quickly. Careful
mothers keep % in tne house for sale
10y J "A ORiclly a -.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Iowa Cit. Iowa. Feb. THE lows
state Dental association Ia holding it.
annual moo,ing here On conjunction
with a reunion of the alumni OF the
College OF Dentistry OF the State Uni
ycrsity ~ Iowa. Technical discus.
siona and other business OF Interest
TO the profession will occupy tho con.
vontion during its two days sessions
Among the features % mo entertain
mont program win De banquet rlvcu
Boz honor OF the visitors by Dr. W A.
Hosiord, dean OF the dental college
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

Coughs and coius, down 10 the very
borderland ~ cons ltion. yield 30
the soothing oeannE influences Oh nr
Woods Norway Pine hyrup.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

ls it a buraY go nr. ,homcl' Eloc-
trio OH A cuti ute Do. THOMAS
Electric on AZ your Gruggista.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-06

DyGpcpsia-bano OF human exist
enco. Hurd0ck Blood Hittera cures
lt promptly permanently Regulates
and toner the rtumn. h..
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-23
MCCLELLAN ON THE SOUTH.

Mayor Mcclellan, of New York, delivered a very interesting ad- dress a few days ago before the Southern Society Tn that city. He showed an appreciation of the Southern people, comprehension ot the problems which confront them. In the course of his re- marks lie sad:
 But you ean make the New Englander and tEe Southerner feel that both are Americans; that hy virtue Of their common American capacity for solfgoyernment each one understands hIs own job, and that each is working for the good of his own section or State, not In q hostile spirit, but as part of the common country. Because that spirit hGs really taken root, such schemes as Senator Platts bill 10 reduce the representation of South arn States will come to nothing. The sonth has incomparably the greatest of our national problems cn hor hands in the race question. She must solve that question be. cause she lives with 1t. and the zesl Of Us mus, abide by hor soln- son because re could touchIt. if f-e tried, only al arms length. Twenty, eecn ten. years ago, there was an interso feeling of suspicion iu the North, end especially in : CIV England, tha, the South was trying to neutfaliza the results Of tAe civil war. With letter under
 = ea4. thc knowledge tHat tAe Southern whites arc mere. y trying to preserve AngIo-SaXon civilization, and ttat they mean fo give to the negro the best chance compatible with that preservation"
 Mayor Mcclellan understands the conditions. He realizes the growth of q sentiment of broader natlonal!sm. The people of the North are beginning to understand the real conditions in the South and the real purposes and aspira- tions of the Southern people. They willaot tolerate the part zanship and sectionaiisn of the PIatts and he Crumpackers. The Memphis Morning News.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-23

deliberately fa.ls down tbe rsi- inrs and out houses he may haze erected aad burns them taf fire wood Tho planter knows his negro. and when efebe or Monroe begin to burn ghe.f Fatings and tencInc he begins to seek Tor an. other family b occupy the house that will soon be vacant.
 "Booker should know the mi ratory nature othis reopIe. At present the city is attraetine them. They might starve in the etown au4 have abundance in the coan.rv- but as long as the town spl.lt pGEEs they will face the m <ery n hef than the comfort in the effort to obey the call. Some day tbe tide will turn and the negro vii ke found focking to tho plantations with the persisteney that cannot be checked
 '1tis this trend Of events tbat is at work with him. and Booker Is ignorant indeed he truly thinks that any of the causes be has men toned would force I negro from cotton patch"
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-23
Af4eF Christmas.
sss.@--

Most people eat too much on Christmas day or thrtaad [ ' eat s too rich for the stomach. Tie result t b.liousness, indigestion or constipation aad ] general ..Hoaeeont7 feeling Something should as aaae at oags te clear ont this badly dt g==.ad fos3 otheaviseit it will bring on a spell of ,iekn~-. | you search the world over, nothing better could be found for this purpose than that marvellous stem regulator. PRlcKLY ASH BIT fERS. Iti- iast what you need to put the vital organ iu good order aeaia Take dose of this great household remedy at night when going to he'd. 1oa viii walk ap iu the morning feeling glorioa,ly hae. | eIl assure you healthy movement ot the bowels. your stomach will be toned ap. Eo1 appetite restored your kidneys -treuethra-d and the blood will course through your eains atll the ,isorof youth.
 All Druggists seHIt Price, sl.oo Per Bottle.
 J. II. pCNAvANT. Special Agent
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-23

I was much afilic1e4 wztf -c. 5fc4. writ Et (. Nut. lus.ay he. >-as.,..=z Go ksH g5lng ahaatsa e scHs< aud suffering u dea at pam. u- induced to try Ballaid's >H.W Lin ment which relieved he p-..l three 50c bottle-. T. ls the are t-st linlment l ever used have i.o, am=raz ed ito a number ef p-isaas. a.= fT- press themse.ves as being betaat ' t,E | v no~ walk without eH#eh and dble 10 pIetnrfn a great dta5 of l.LAI n the farm. 25'. Doe. 5l H5. >H u9 ] T. sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-23
DEATH OF EN.GoY. JAMES r.
 EAGLE.

Arkansas sixteenth governor, James ?. Eagle, is dead. As the sorfowfal announcement goes out to the people of the state in thls issue of the Gazette the time is opportuue for an expression of the sense Of loss which Arkansas will feel, now that the voice of this, their faithful friend and servitor, is siIeneed forever. The life work of Gov. Eagle forms, in part, the history Of Arkansas for several de. cades. He was by no means 8 timeseryer, mere politician, a publicist who had use for public favor in order that he might en- nance his personal fortunes. James ?. Eagle was of that type of man whom the people delighted 10 honor. He was tried and found not lacking in those attributes which endear public man to his constituency. He did not deem a public trust q private snap. Ab- solnte clcanness characterized all his acts and his record as an official commissioned by the people, IS equally hawless. 4 Godfearing, man-lo7ing, rest, conscientious mar, he was siDgnaIly honored by the voters of Lonokc county, and he was awarded the speak ership of the house as the representative of that people. He had previously served gallantly in the Confeder- ate army, and had been member of the constitutional convention of lS7l, which brought Arkansas out of the wilderness. He was loved and trusted, and as a mark of their esteem and confidence the people elected him governor in 1888, and again in 1890. In return he gave an honest and efficient administra- ton and retired in 1893 with the undiminished respect and admi- ration of the people.
 James r. Eagle was worthy man, or ne could net have received the high honors accorded him by the citizens of Arkansas, nor been given the distinction Of election 10 the presidency of the Baptist state convention twenty-one years in succession, as well as the added honor of presiding over the Great Southern Baptist Con- vcntion. He was 2 creditable representative of Arkansas, and was widely kaown ard beloved.
 Arkansas is better and greater for his life. and the record left by James P. Eagle will stand for all time as al example worthy of en- ulation.--Arkansas Gazette.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-23
MIGRATION OF NEGRO FAR.
 MFRS.

Booker Washington is quoted in (be New York Trioano as explain ing the exodus of negroes from the cotton fields to the towns as due to the misdeels of the white farmer He says he talked to the negroes of Atlanta concerning migration, and the chief reasons mentioned were these:" Poor .dwel. lings, loss of earnings each year because of interruptions employers high-priced provisions, poor school houses, bad treatment generally, lynchings and white-capping, fear of the practice of peonage, Q gen eraI lack of police protection and want of encouragement"
 The Memphis Scimitar says
 "Booker,s utteranees n conpec. ton with his school and his educa- tional work are usually worth needing, but when he appears as a politician and an agitator he gives q personal demonstration of the negro mind.
 "There is nothing sectional about the migration of farm labor to the towns. North, south, east and west the cry has gone forth tbat the farm is being deserted Each issue of agricultural papers contains articles bewailing the in- huences that tempt the country lads from their rural surroundings Reasons without number are given explanatory of the movement, anA prizes are offered for suggestions that will tend to make the country farm life seductive enough to hold the rural buck.
 "As for Cookers causes, the poor dwellings, interruptions em- ployers high priced provisions, poor school houses, white-capplng, lynching, etc., these exist in the north and west as we'll as in the south, yet Booker finds DO fault with them in these sections. The south alone is subject ta his un- favorable comment, winch shows that Becker has permitted the lazy loafers of Atlanta to fill him full of fables which he, in turn. is sell ing to his northern admirers in ex- change for admiration.
 "Undoubtly there are poor dwellings for the negroes on the plantations, but theJ are as com fortablo as the negro will permit them 10 be. They are rain-tight, and Heather-tight, and pro- vided wlth either the big fire places, whose cracking flames brighten the cabins, or with the comfortable wood stoves. The negro usually has his opinion as to these, and the fuel which keeps him warm and bakes hls bee&a is his for the gathering. Wood for his palings and boards for his out houses are also given him without charge. IL is own faHit fine fails to make himself comfortable on the southern farm.
 "Oddly enough th's phase of tho plantation negeo's life illustrates his utter abandonment to ldleneas and meanness. His instability k too great to even permit him to even contemplate permanent loea- tion. Consequently, though pre- sented with the building material. whatever he constructs s cphe- neral. His mcanness is shown when at to end Of the Eear, he contemplates a move. Too lazy 10 po te the woods for bie fuel. ec
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-23
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The Forrest City times., 1904-12-23

Andy Davis, of Blackdsh Bayou, met with singular incident last week while hunting. White going through the cane he SAW q wild cat de yomng | suall deer Ire cat in it's surprise sqraug upon Davis back and thence T. the cane. Davls turned and tiok sfor. hitting the aulmai h the meantime tbe dogs came up and at,er cha Ing ltr cal awhle came hack 10 the c1fcas Of the deer, where Da4t. found the brute lfaached up0n laa Gcer de ld.