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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15
FUR SCARE LOST.

4 OST BETWEEN WICOMICO|
4 Church and Lancaster, on the road
l. passing Regina, Lady's fur scarf
OF gray English squirrel. The finder
VIII be rewarded by returning the same
TO Mrs. w. G. Beane, Lancaster Court
house, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15
NOTICE THESE.

Orders Of Publication.
Ladies fur lost on road to Lancaster.
Entertainments at White Stone,
Weems, KiImarnock and Irvington.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15

No poor clerk was ever made into a
good one by raise in pay. A man
does good work because he's that kind
of man, not because he draws high
wages.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15

al you want dwellings. churches, tents or
<ouses OF any description built write to w. III.
jesse, contractor, Ltwalton, Va. Estimates
way down; mills located in Lancaster county
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15
ENTERTAINMENT AT OTTOMAN

To THE PUBLIC:
From now on | will resume the keep
ing of private entertainment at nv
home. Respectfully,
GEO. CoTTTNGHAM.
Ottoman, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15

James Stroup, of Braddock, Pa, is
here spending vacation.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15

Capt. w. L. Messick and E. f.
Thompson were in Baltimore the past
week.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15

Monday is Lancaster court. The
CITIZEN editor and assistant will be on
hand Cd. W.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Amstead Taylor, Miss
Estelie Griffith and VIII Willing are at
the Exposition this week.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15
LOCAL MENTION.

All Communications should be addressed To
be VIRGINIA CITIZEN. Irvington, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15

Baltimore prices. paid for eggs by l.. l..
VERIFY s Son, KilmArnook.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15

Elijah Davis and family last week
moved to Rehoboth Church, where they
will make their future home.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15

Miss Bessie Calls left Friday for a
visit of a few weeks to her sister, Mrs.
Z. II. Daniel, in Washington.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-15
ORDERS OF PUBLICATION.

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court, for the County Of Lancaster, ON
the 7th day of November, 1907.
l.. c. Thrift, Plaintiff.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help ]. F. T. get the franchise lAav
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

umet & Hecla, Calumet 6 Arizona, Copper Range. Greene. Granby. Mo hawk, North Butte, Osceola, Quincy. shannon, utah Consolidated and Vol Verine are all cheap. The best ones to buy, however, are those which make their copper at q low cost, and which have under way plans for large increases of production. Among tbese the most conspicuous are Copper Range, Granby, Greene and Utah Con- solidated. All of these stocks should sell higher than present prices in two years from now. even should the price of copper then be below 15 cents per pound.
 There are a number of other copper stocks which are made especially at tractive by the slump in prices, as well as by recent mine developments. Among these old Dominion and BOS- ton Consolidated are most conspicu- ous. Utah Copper. Cumberland Ely, Nevada Consolidated, East Butte, BOs ton Corbin, Utah Apex, GirouX Con- sOlidated. Balaklala. Michigan. Helve' tia and Boston Ely appeal to me as the very best speculative purchases among the .non-dividend paying cop per stocks, regardless of all possible unfayorable developments in the fi- nancial situation. These stocks at current panic prices are deserving oi more than passing notice.
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WAlkER'S WEEKLY
 COPPER LETTER.
Continued From Page Nine !

(Continued From Page Nine.)
 Der stocks.
 Few of the things which are univer- sally expected materialize. None know this better than those who fol- low the stock market Just at pres ent almost everybody is confident that the price of copper is about to decline, probably to 20 cents and per haps to 15 cents. Everybody may be mistaken. It Is not impossible that the metal market will hold up to its present level throughout the remaind- CT of the year. Should it develop a month or two hence that consumers were making new contracts for de- livery of copper during July and Aug Hst at 25 cents per pound. the best coppers would again sell up to approx imately their highest prices This is what happened in the steel and iron trade four years ago. We all remem Der how the steel stocks recovered II may happen this year in copper The chance that it will. is one of many reasons why the stocks of the best producing copper mines are es 1 pecially attractive investments. Of the dividend payers, Amalgam- ated. Anaconda, Butte Coalition. Cal
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City are the ruins of Teocallis where the AZtecs made their human sacri- fees, and those of Xochicalco to the West. Other Aztec ruins are dotted here and there within a radius of from two to eighteen miles of the City. so that the sight-seer may easily occupy a month of his time here.
 The most fascinating thing about Cuernayaca, however. is it's matchless climate, which, in any land influences customs, and here in this valley yet Undefiled by the tourist or sDeculatOr there is no rush, no loud voices of vendors, even in the market squares, only a quiet voice with its musical cadence is heard to say Nina lapple of my eyeD no quire compre?" Yet to call these people lazy" is beyond my comprehension, as they carry great loads upon their backs, suspended from their heads and shoulders, and their light. bounding, fleet steps make one look to see if these Sons of Mer- cury have not actually got wings upon their feet.
 Queer old stairways lead to the flat roofs of the old buildings upon which are seats and yine-covered Cv-- cor ners, yeritable lovers retreat, 1" as the sweet strains of La Golondrina from a Mexican string band float up from the Patio below.
 The sun was at its zenith one day as We stood on the back platform of a train just moving out of Cuernavaca, and as my eyes swept over the peace. ful little valley of many hues it was S'ith the deepest regret that I mur- meTed.
 Heres peace to thy heart,
 Though another's it be:
 And health to thy. cheek
 Though it blooms not for me-
 MRS SYDNEY CoBURN.
 Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv. ]
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
rBy Mrs. Sidney Coburn.) )

tBy Mrs. Sidney Coburn.)
 Cuernavaca, beautiful Cuernavacai The most picturesque spot in histori- cal Mexico: resting place of CorteZ; one time chosen home of Maximillian and the Empress Carlotta.
 This grand old pueblo was original ly called Cuauhnauhuac, most beau tiful name. meaning in the Aztec tongue. "place surrounded by trees bI,; which was perverted by the Span iards through their ignorance of the language into Cuernavaca, which, when translated into English, means COW horn
 Centuries have not effaced the sig nificance of the original name. for Cuernavaca is today veritable for est of Towering trees and vines, fruits and flowers. with riyulets of clear wa ter running along the sides of the streets, public fountains dotted here and there in the main streets, by ways snd roads, supplied by innumeraoie mountain streams The beautiful BougainvilHa (which fiourishes here as in no other place on eartht ciiInD- ing up the sides of old gray walls, Ial- ing in monstroas clusters from tiled roofs. lights up with its indescT1oaose varying colors the dullest corner, and bafiies the artist t0 reproduce A fey hours ride by ran from the city of Mexico over most bcautitu! ana picturesque landscape brings the tTay- eier to this little Paradise where cos- fee trees. sugar cane bananas, and other tropical fruits abound. Here Is perpetual sprtng-neyef too bot nor too cold-an ahl- tude of 4s21 feet above sea heTel. No fierce storms sweep over it's val Ie1-s. DO disagreeable fogs; right on tas borders of the tropics, with all fts fr1,its. flowers and other advantages wishout any of its discomforts. To vether with it's natural beauties eouj,sbIe climate, myths. legends. tra dftioBs and romance, Cuernayaca of fers the additional interest of great historical events. Here in the time famed Palace of cortez one may view the very room (now used as the ante sala of the 1e3islaturel, where 1t is asserted that Cortez strangied hi: mistress. a beautiful Indian girl oi Cuauhnabuac It is claimed by man, that it was also in this palace that h. stran.iec his wife. Dona Catrina Zu niga. An inscription on one of thu walls shows that the palace was fin ished in 1851. It is now used as th' state house. the prison, and for geneI al municipal purposes
 Cuernayaca being the capitol of tn State of Morelos. Coz. C. Manuel Alai con also has his home in this lovel. valley.
 From the dizzy heights of the of servafory of the palace one may yie' the prisoners in patio below. win look up expectantly at the visitor who throw them pennies. when
 scramble takes place that brings t mind a game of football in the Unite States A garden of trees and flow CTS surround the palace, and it's fla roof. like aI other ancient buildings
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smooth surface form an enchanting scene as viewed from the mirador or summer house.
 Fl Parque Dona Carmen. a natuI al landscape garden only mile from la Plazuele is a dream of Heaven with its rushing torrents of mountain streams falling in cataTacts from the sides of the hills surrounding it. to the pebbled beds below. guided b. the hand of art in many directions to fountains Of ancient Aztec design. Huge trees. cIumps of bamboo. beds of many strange flowers mingled in friendly companionship with our own sweet fOrget-me-nOts, and the Ameri- can beauty roses, dotted here and there form a part of this garden, per vading the Park with their fragrance. So enchanted is this beautiful scene, with birds of richly colored plumage Hitting in and out of the branches of the trees, the echo of ones own voice coming back from the grottos. that a GnOme step from behind one of the gigantic trees.
 Dotted all around the City are num- erous little Indian villages, each bear ing its own peculiar Aztec or Spanish name, and each boasting it's indiyid- ual attraction. Acapancingo, about q mile and half distant over a cobble stone road, up hill and down dale. winding through shady lanes and reach only "enburro" or "a pie" is the Hacienda of Maximillian and Car. lotts. The buildings and church con nected with it ars of ancient archi- lecture. a grove, flower garden, and swimming pool surround it.
 The Cortez Hacienda now used as "a sugar factory is also only a short distance from the City and vast cane fields are connected with 1t.
 Y The little pottery village Of Sau Antone claims the best pottery in the Republic. The work Is ali doae by hand so that each little patio is a factory Of its own These little vii. lages also have each it's own church and schoolhouse At the foot of d rocky slope at the side of the road in San Antone is most fairy like grotto shaded by jagged, vine-coyered walls, resembling petrified trunks oi trees. from one side of which descends a cascade of crystal water like dia mond studded arrow, falling into a pebbled bottomed pool below.
 The Capilla de Guadaloupe in the center of Gale de Moreios marks the grave of Cortez's son. de Ia Martin
 The Morelos Baths are sufficient il themselves to attract the tired tray eler to Cuernavaca. They are grouped around garden of trees and flower and for the small sum of fifty cent Mexiean money. you have your choice Of tub. Turkish. or shower bath, O swim in the pool Baths for dog and horses are given here also. N need for any person or thing to bt dirty in Cuernayaca.
 [ The Lavadero Publico on the oui
 skirts of the City leaves the poor n
 excuse for soiled clothes. Through
 spacious stone building ripples a wid
 stream of clear mountain water bon
 dered on either side with slabs O
 stone. which serve the natives fo
 tubs and washtoards.
 A few uiles 10 the Fest of tn
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Since Easter there has been mo- ticeable enliyening of the social world. The first event to usher in the gaieties of the spring season was the ball given at the Skating Rink by Mesdames Pattison and Ed dleman, who were assisted in receiv' ing by Mrs. J. T. Hood and Mrs. Ed win Moore.
 Ninety-five invitations were issued. and at the appointed hour the floor was filled with throng of merry dancers responding to music furnish ed by MT. Sam Sewman's orchestra, which occupied an effective position in the center of the floor
 The room was beautifully decorated in red and white carnations, and placed here and there for the com fort of the guests, were cozy corners draped in Serapas and Oriental rugs. An alcove was banked in cut flow CTS, and here the punch was served from a huge block of ice in the midst of which was frozen punches of the red and white carnations. making a more than effective bowl.
 At eleven o'clock a supper Of straw berries and whipped cream with angel
  plate being decorated with a boquet of carnations.
 At late hour the guests departed all having spent one of the most delightful evenings of the season.
 Mrs. Pattison, stately blonde. was charmingly gowRed in white net with diamonds
 Mrs. Eddleman. who is a superb brunette of the Sunny South, was most becomingly gowned in white liberty s2t,- with pearls.
 Friday afternoon was social day at the Woman's club House. After a brief business meeting, Mesdames Coles and Horvitz assumed their duties as hostess and placed tables where the guests indulged in a pro gressiye game of whist.
 Mrs. c. NJ. Harrington was the fortunate winner of the prize. a pret- ty Hsyiland cream pitcher. Most of the club members were present. be- sides a number of invited guests.
 The afternoon was a delightful one, being assured such by the charming personality of the hostesses. Miss Lucy Ellis sang, being accompanied by Mrs. Horvitz. Miss Ellis is one of our sweetest singers, having a rich contralto of rare power.
 | [
 Mrs. Nellie Kitchens, who has con ducted an art studio in Bisbee for the past six months, returned to her home in El Paso Wednesday morn ing. Mrs. Kitchens will be sadly missed by her friends and those whC appreciate good work in the decora' ton of china
 Mrs. w. B. Kelly entertained Mes danes Baum, Moore. Hood and Miss Ellis at tea on Thursday afternoon. Mir. Hood later took the ladies out in his new automobile. showing them over the Warren townsite, and the Warren Ranch, and incidentally test ing the speed of his new machine.
 The EIk's Dance on Thursday even ing was largely attended and thor oughly enjoyed by those present. This dance was given by the Elks Lodge to the ladies who helped in making their bazaar a success.
 The dancing was in the auditorium which was decorated in the Elk's colors. Supper was served in the Iounging room down stairs, and con sisted of turkey sandwiches, ices cake, tea and coffee. Punch was
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CUAUf7NAHUAC"
CBY MRS. SIDNEY COBURND

is finished with battIements.
 Corridors Of MoOrisE design are a characteristic feature of all public
 buildings. hotels and many private res idences. In these it is that we break
 fast. dine ard sup: receive our com
 pany, sing. play the guitar and view
 from their vine covered arches the
 snow capped volcanic mountain Popo- catapeJI and his bride IXtaccihuatI, the royal lovers according to Aztec tradi-
 ton. and around which is woven the quaintest of romantic myths. Facing , them to the west are the Ajuchitlans, the Tres Marias to the north, and the Xochicalco to the south, linked to form 3 circle with other mountains, and are likewise fraught with romantic tradi- tions. The magnificent cathedral built by Cortez. and about the same time as the palace. is Of great interest 10 the visitor. A high wall with cop ings of ancient design incloses it. to- gether with several other chapels, a seminario, hospital and the bishop $ house. From the spacious corridors of this latter building through the courtesy of the YicaI-io the writer and party obtained the most glorious view Of the surrounding country with it's cane and rice fields, forests of mamey
 zapote and Mango trees. The rays of the setting sun were reflected from the slopes at the base Of the h.ii, like fields Of richly colored gems, the eioudiess aZure sky forming a canopy over all and as we stood speil-bound gazing al the enchanted scene, the an. cient beu In the old Cathedral tower Joiied Its gespers, reminding us that we are of the earth earthy." and
 vending our way down the wide stone
 staircase, and through the church
 yard. passing over marble slabs that
 mark the resting place of many noted dead. and looking uo in tae old tower 1 containing the clock which x-as pre-
 sented to Cortez by Charles V. oi I Spain. we saw the great hands point
 ing the hour of six.
 I The quiet stream of worshiDpers teiiding softly along in their simple dresses, the women with reoosas over their heads and shoulders, barefootet ipeons in white trousers. hats in hand llent additional solemnity to the seen, IS we passed through the archel
 cross-surmounted portals into the pur pie twilight.
 The Hardin de la Bor6a. ereates
 about the year l762. is one of Cuerna vaca's greatest attractions: a most de lightful place in which to idle away al iafternoon. In the palace conpecte, with the garden is where MaxAilliai and CaTlotta lived, and here in tn
 gardens the Empress spent man
 hours of the day rowing on the lake sketching, bathing or walking in tn cool shade of the great trees. Amatt Zapote, Nancy. Mango. Guayaba an other large fruit trees, together wit the smaller ones Of Coffee. Pinanons banana, pine apple and others form i part of this garden.
 -i oriental fountains, terraced slopei ] arbors, vine and flowers. lakes wit , snow white sranf dotted over thei
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served fin the Auditorium during the evening to the dancers.
 L G I
 The "wednesday Afternoon Club met at the home of Mrs. Bonnet on Mason Hill. Whist was the feature of the afternoon, Mrs. c. E. Rinehari winning the prize. There was music too. and afterwards refreshments of sherbet, cake, coffee and nuts.
 Mrs. Edwin Moore, who has been visiting in town for the past week re turned to her home at the Double Rod Ranch Saturday morning. Y MT. John Clark of Honolulu is visiting pr. E. W. Baum. and renew ing old acquaintances about town. Mir. clark is in charge of a large Drug Company in Honolulu, and sails from San Francisco the tenth to re- sume his duties there.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07
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DOUGLAS SOCIETY.
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V
 Miss Flora MeCrosky will leave Thursday of next week for her home in Kansas City Mo
 Rev Mart Gary Smith left Tuesday evening for Oklahoma, where he goes to take up his new work. Rev. Smith has been in Douglas for nearly year. His many friends are sorry to bid him farewell and wish him every success in his new field of labor.
 Miss Carrie EweIl. sister of J., c. Ewell of this city, arrived Wednesday morning from Paducah, Ky, and will make this city her home. MT. and Miss Ewell have rented the Hitler cottage on Ninth and D and will occu- py il about the first of May.
 The first ice cream social Of the season will be given by the ladies of the Christian church on April iG.
 A farewell reception to Rev. Smith was given on Monday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. D. A. Skeels on Eleventh street. A large crowd of friends and parishioners gathered and thoroughly enjoyable social time was held. ... Mir. D. E. White and family, who for merly resided on Tenth street. left Thursday morning for Santa Cruz, Cal. 1 ifornia. MT. White was formerly as. saver at the Copper Queen smelter.
 A party of picnicers will depart early 1 tomorrow morning for Slaughter's ranch, carrying with them huge lunch 1 baskets to satisfy the inner man when camp is reached. The crowd will consist of MT and Mrs. George Dave. Mr. and Mrs. George Hill, MT and Mrs. C. O. Thomas; Misses Flora McCroslly, Kate Christy, Clare Kelsey Anne Lucas, Mabel Cowie, Florence Downs, Ustane Scott, Gladys Phil ] brick; Messrs. James Speed, James Beckel, Dr. Downs, Charles Nichols i Eugene Robinson, William Bowling Paul McMullen, Jasper Wood.
 The music at the various churches on Easter has been highly compliment ed. At the Presbyterian church the choir sang several anthems. Miss ! Fox's solo has been especially men | toned. In the evening at the Episco ! pal church the choir delivered an East CT cantata entitled Death and Life. which was unusually good. Solo parts were sung by Mrs. F.. c. Piper, Mrs ! George Dave Miss Clare Kelsey, Wil | liam Foster and Fred Nichols. SOnt mention has been made of requesting
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

The captains of industry" who are announcing that they will henceforth take the public into their confidence, are likely to find the public fighting shy of confidence games just now.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv )
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-07

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (AdvD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-29

Mrs. T. c. Boyce and children left yesterday for West Plains, Missouri, to spend several weeks the guests of relatives and friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-29
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Doctors Blame Fall for ArkanSan's
 Mental Trouble"

Greenwood, Ark, July 28.-Cov- ernor John s. Little is said by phy- sicians to be practically we'll physi- cally. He eats well and sleeps soundly. His mental condition is not improved, the doctors say. He is even harder to govern since he re- turned from Corpus Christi, Texas. The governor fell on the capital steps in Washington in the winter of 1899 and injured his head. His physicians and friends now think that injury may be the cause of his mental trouble.
 They are planning to take the governor to New York for an oper- ation.
 If the Executive does not seek a second term in the Governors of flee, Professor H. J. Hinemon, ex- Superintendent of Public Instruct ion Allen Hamitar, Speaker of the House of Representatives.; John I. Moore, President of the Senate, and, possibly George Donagae, who has led the fight against the new Capitol Commissioners and contractors, will ask the nomination.