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she NABpEp HIM.
A watchfui wife Catches Up with Her
Truant Lord.


Truant Lord.
Last night hack was noticed going the
rounds Of the city, especially in the pro-
scribed limits. The occupants were hav-
ing a ga-lorious time, ono among whom
was a well.known citizen. The party
would stop every now and then and exc
change few words with the frail sisters,
drink bottle OF beer and 20 on.
Singular enough. following the hack was
n phaeton In which was yelled woman.
She kept in sight Of the hack and said
nothing From house TO house she went,
and when her lord was addressed by his
familiar Christian name, she bore II brave.
ly, butsaid nothing. Finally maison on
Short Third was reached, and the party in
the hack prepared TO enter This was too
much for the yelled occupant Of the phae.
ton. The slbilant music Of the whip filed
the air. and the spirited horse soon brought
her alongside the hack. She reached the
scene iustasher husband was being greeted
10y the bcvy Of cxpectant danes.
That's lar enoughl Come homo with
me, Charley" commanded the wife. Ills
name was not Charley. but no matter
lie was panlyzcd with terror and looked
maudlingly around him, wishing the
mountains TO fall down and hide him, but
the mountains would not move from their
accustomed places. To make matters
worse the females did not realize the stu.
alton aud kept calling ON him TO come In.
Come home with me. Charley" re.
pca,ed his wife, IL have followed you all
night and you have gone FAR enough"
The husband got into the phacton and
was driven home, and his name aud real.
denco Is known but withheld.
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II he had their money. He told them he
did not hays any money for them and
walked out d ihe commissary store and
entered chbu adjoining Just as he
stepped in the Vdoor Toney, who had fol-
lowed him, shot him in the back, killing
him almost instantly. The Italians es-
capped to the woods, but they were cap
tured Saturday night in Tennessee. They
were brought to Kentucky yesterday and
were being conducted to the Pineville Jail
when Judge Lynch took charge OF them
and gave them trial, resulting in the
hanging OF the elder Toney, ant the send
ing OF the other brother to Jail. The oiii-
GERS started for Pineville with the younger
Cravasso, and as they were travelling along
the road Winchester rifle cracked on the
mountain side and the prisoner fell in the
road cornga
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THE CHORAL SOCIETY COMMITTEE.
Meeting Yesterday Afternoon for Gen.
eral Discussion--The Charter

eral Discussion-The Charter
A meeting OF the Memphis Choral Soci-
ety's Executive Committee was held yes
terday afternoon in the committec-room OF
the Merchants Exchange.
II was called to order by Chairman ].
ii. Martin and resolved itself into meet
ing for general discussion as TO the best
available methods to cause the society to
flourish and stand as perpetual and fa-
vorite institution.
Mr.. Frayser I. Edmondson, who kindly
volunteered TO place the organization on q
proper legal footing, was present, by re-
quest, and presented the application for a
charter. He explained, after the reading,
how only this could be done, and how the
I routine affairs OF tho society must DO
transacted to conform to legal require
ments. II became manifest to the COM
mittee, upon this explanation, that no
definite steps could be taken until the
charter arrived and be within legal bounds.
hence nothing but a discussion OF meth
dds prevailed.
incidentally, the testimonial series OF
concerts to Mr.. Theodore Thomas, the
great orchestra leader, came up. Mr.. Emile
Levy stated that he had seen references to
the testimonial in some OF the Eastern
journals before no became member OF
the Executive Committee, and taken steps
TO obtain all the information thereof posi-.
BILE at this early date. lie had inquired
for an approximate idea OF when the IA
nous leader and his orchestra could be in
Memphis, strength OF tho combination,
expense and other details. This he had
done MS an individual, but would cheer
fully place the undertaking in the hands
OF the Choral Society. Another letter on
the same line was forwarded directly 10
Mr.. Thomas last night.
The tour of Mr.. Thomas Is not yet ar
ranged. II may be that Memphis cannot
be reached before fall or winter. In this
event the problem is where TO accommo-
date him for the concerts. With but one
theatcr, and that having capacity for less
than 1000 people, II will readily DO seen
that tickets must DO placed out OF reach to
clear expenses. Now Is the time 10 con-
slider music hall. With a society Or
ganized and tremendously and earnestly
bending It's efforts toward advancing the
interests Of the art, the necessity for and
advantage OF an institution Of that sort are
manifest. II would be ono OF the wiscst
Investments Memphis could make.
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The.e "neaIIEhl- rlrL.,.

CHICAGO, IN, June "a The committee
appointed by the holders Of pool tickets
sold on RedIight In the last race at Wash.
ington Park. saturday, me, at the Palmer
House this evening by appointment and
were met by Mr.. Brewster, the SECRETARY
Of the Washington Park track. Brewster
announced 10 fho committee the decision
OF the Washington Park Association 10 the
effect that they bad decided 10 refund 10
the holders Of Redlight tickets tie amount
Of purchase money. but that they would
not pay the amount won by said holders
While the committee. m whole, decided
not 70 take any further action In the mat
ter, II Is understood that there IL consider.
ablo feeling among all the individual
holders, who claim that the decision Of
the Washington Park Committee 10 un.
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SANITARY Plumbing.

The cn;crprislng firm Of la,,ing 4 Bailcy
arc rapidly building a reputation for doing
good work. They have already completed
some Of the most thorough and well ycnii.
lated jobs Of plumbing ever done in Mem
phis Their idea is 10 use the bcs, mate.
rails aud workmanship. which results in
comfort and satisfaction TO their patrons
They make specially Of rcmodeling old
plumbing work.
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40 Brighton neaeh.

NEw YoRE, June 2L-Thc track nj
Brighton Beach today was last.
First Race-Fivc-cighihs Of a mile. May
Queen Won In l:03l, Naoaroon colt second.
Bagaicllo colt thirl.
Second Raco-Thrcc-iourlhs OF a mile.
Nina W won In l:lG, Long Branch second.
Baga,cllc third.
Third Raco-rhpc.iourths Of n mile,
Little Jake Won In Ei6l, Calcra second,
Giacie third.
Fourth Race Fiyc-eighths Of n mile.
Loaniaka won in 1904. Long Jack second
bob Fonythe thirl.
Fifth kacc-Ono mile and an eighth
1aitler won In l:5Gl. J. ]. or. second
King Idle third.
sixth Race -Scven-eighths Of mile
Rcyclcr won in l;21. rcriclcs second, Car
ncgie third.
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IrALIANs LYNcnEn.
A Moody Episode on tho Tennessee nor.
der-A birmingham Man Murdered.

A Moody Episode on tho Tennessee nor.
der-A birmingham Man Murdered.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 2l.--A special TO
the hWntg T,mo gives the following par.
uculars Of a triple tragedy In Bell County.
KY G. W. Norwood. Of birmingham.
Ala, a contractor on the Cumberland Val.
ley extension, was murdered Saturday at
hia camp, near Cumberland Gap. by an
Italian known a. Toncy Cnyasso. Tonoy
and his brother were bakers At the south
end OF Cumberland Gap tunnel, aud had
sold brad 10 some Of Norwood's mon and
had requested him 10 hold the mems pay
al they could collect their billa. Norwood
told them that he could not withhold the
men pay, except on a earniuhce, and 30.
Fcctcd the Italians 10 Magistrate. Sat.
urday lhcy called on Norwood and asked
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LITTLE nnRoEa.

Two Sons OF Barney Hughes Rescue
Two Livea
Eddie aud frank Hughes, sons Of Mr.
Barney Hughes, aged respectively Nc.
teen and thirteen, saved the lives Of
two boys on last Saturday. who had
accidentally gone over their depth In the
water and could not swim. 1hey had
sunk twice before these two brothers got
thom 10 the shore. Eddie and Frank woru
standing on the bank and did not stop 10
gct rid 81 any Of their clothing, but immo.
diaicly went TO the rescue OF the little icl.
lows eddie u an expert swimmer, while
Frank y still an amateur In the art The
rescued little ones were Horny u. Hughes
AMI Sidney Shepard, and they are very
grateful 30 their IrcscTvars
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roda, q, sn.ep.neaa nav.

Nrw loHE, June ~ Following arc the
Shecpshcad lay entries for tuesday:
Pint iscs-se,cn eirhths of mile -Tiisjamos.
ltewii. ierimmuus, bvitnsc each iui. loan gi
lrd u rallthufy, rhntuyef, climax. kiuEstun.
NumaldL Al Heed. each la Mnfy. iay o. nou.
lileuiaf, each ~ Enlo ~. Bunch " Katlo 81
tirldcaway llA Volunteer iit. Nuva ~
-ffnnd lao.-threC uutftcfs uf mtle nrncnt
liuilUs, unNayt ffuniuuac luhn AtNnn,i. Gnfr.
80. oarh iiN lrlnce iiuNad ilh Iatufiic iih
ihifd hao'auur and hn'csitinunth miles
Wltsl Queen iiT nrilaint Kern iku Harrison
liuninuu each i1e. liuc Rock iiA uiahlo ~,
rtn9 isl, tho ~. Radiant IVA Cyuu,uW iiS j.
FOURTH Raoc-Mi and unehaif Tirrnh igi
Hanulrf va itesUCp lil VAR go.
lilh haccaAllr aud one rlghtn niisinn igi
h'tie lune no. Tristan 100. nruihcf IAN iu1 ruut
Mad w slugEari iuo, Hain Wuod no, rIonmouf
.slKih l.aoo-Nne ana hpc clrhiht GA tuu
olcn teho ~ Tint Attempt ilf Da1latuf my
sarnisnf y q. lfsy IA uallus Dan iuial Tan
nfidFo cab pa hcycltf OfUruhrld ltrcli.
fas,poft sillCJt. each 40
The weather j. clear. John Atwood
aud Onway, In the scrond race. Blue
Rock. Radiant and sam Wood In the third.
and Wary in the fourth are doubtful
Diablo in third IL very doubtful The
Gpi race viii probably b. divided.
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Just and unprecedented, and they say
the decision OF the judges, giving
the horse Baggage the race, was an
inexcusable blunder, and that the assocla-
tior should pay the full amount called for
by the tickets The Redlight men are still
kicking vigorously, and what the ultimate
outcome will be remains to be seen. The
refund money is to be paid at the track
from Tuesday morning until Thursday
night, and the usual entrance fee will DO
charged the Redlight men who are to pre-.
sent their tickets for settlement.
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HE suIiivan-Kiirain Fight

CINCINNATI, o., juno 2i.-Today the
Queen & Crescent road carried as passen-
gers from this city to New Orleans, Mike
Donovan, Frank Stevenson and VIM. IL.
Harding, Of the Police Gazette. They are
accompanied by Neil T.. Kerr, the general
passenger agent OF the road. Their mis-
sion Is to select grounds for the coming
sullivan-Kilrain fight From conversa-
tons had here II is believed the ground
will be Honey Island. in Pearl River, about
thirty-six miles east OF New Orleans.
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THROUGH SLEEPER TO NEW YORK

Via Louisville n Nashville Railroad.
Tho Louisville & Nashville Railroad Is
the only line out Of Memphis that carries
Pullman vcslibuc cars 10 Philadelphia and
New York without change. Parties who
contemplate making n summer trip 10 the
Fast can secure sleeping car accommoda-
tons ahead bycalling at the Office, No. 3l2
Main street. or addressing
JNo. A. Scorr, Ticket Agent.
GEo. II. MCCLEAN. Passenger Agent
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sew Schedule. ef Memphis a charles.
ton railroad.

Night Tnin-lcayos Memphis nj 10
o'clock 2. m, arrives NJ Washington nj 4
o'clock am, New York O'Clock pm,
Boston y O'Clock pm. Day Train-lnaycs
Memphis nj 1890 o'clock pm. arrives at
Washington at To- 10 pm, New York 600
am, Boston $3.50 pm. Pullman Slecpcrs
TO Washington on both trains, via Lynch.
burg.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-25

MISSISSIPPI Diauhora Cordial istho safest
and surcst remedy on earth tor cmmping
pains In the bowels. Initiated bowels, loose.
ness, sour stomach, Asiatic cholera and
cholera mofhuA
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Major Sidney Herbert, we'll known jour
nalist in agricultural circles, writes April IS,
1889: Some five years ago | wrote letter
stating that Swiit's Specific had cured me OF
severe rheumatism. Since that time | have
had no return of the rheumatic troubles, al
though frequently exposed TO the influences
that produced former attacks Several Of my
friends had similar experience, and are firm
In their conviction that s. S. s. brought a
permanent cure. The searching power of
this medicine Is shown in the fact that IL de-
ycloped a scrofulous faint that was conspic-
uous In my blood over thirty years ago, and
has removed the last trace of II. / have also
tested 5 3. $. a. n tonic after n severe attack
of malarial fever, which kept me in bed for
three months, and am convinced that its
curative and strengthening properties In
sured my recovery from that illness, as was
in very low condition of health.
SIDNEY HERBERT, Atlanta, Ga.
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Probable winners Today
AT sIEErsHEAp BAY.

NJ HHEEITHENU DN1s
Second Racc-Drnldess, 0nway.
Third Raoe-Den Harrison. She.
Fourth Race Hanover, Wary.
Fifth Race--llcssie June, Ballston.
Sixth Race--Gladiator, Lttral.
AT CHICAGO.
First Raoc-Duke Of Highlands WAgnm.
second Racc-Robln Hood, Brewster.
Third Race-flyaway, Daisy \.
Fourth RAcc--Clam C., Bonita
Filth Race-Charlotte j., Arundel.
sixth Raco-Sallle Iingan, Princess Bowling.
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" Later unto Amicola
Came pale face preacher, teaching
Peace and progress to the natives
Wooed and won he Uanita.
She nobler TO make his calling,
Whispered to him natures secret
Told him of tho herbs so potent
For the healing and the saving"
EXTRACT FROM POEM OF "UASIrA."
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rIoyd a Mooney. candles

They have no equal.
They are always fresh.
They are always good.
They are elegant Tor proscntA
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MISSISSIPPI DiarrhUa Cordial ID instan.
ianoously iclt, aud within few minutes
after taking the sufferer from any disorders
Of the bowels 10 soon conyalesccnt and
feels relieved.
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Are You soins Go Buiia

Anything from a icncc TO business block1
Your order will be- given prompt attention
by the Wright Lumber Company. Iowa
avenue, Fort Pickering. Telephone |, 307.
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FALLEN FAVORITES.
LITTLE MINCH AND WHEELER T.
DIsAPPoINT THEIR hackers.

Fast Time by wo.Year-olds-Ja ia
Covers a Half Mile In o;4e l.4-Lake-
view Beaten by Rank outsider-A
Good Card Today.
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PrTsnuRo and Anthracite Coal. Special
attention 60 carload orders. Gas Coke.
Ash Wood. q. u. BnYAN & 20.
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lacE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, "a
SECOND street. Branch office ~ Madison.
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RrNEEEr sells Tar Camphor l5c pound.
Preserves carpets and wooden from moths
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DRNK RonkeH's Soda aud Mineral
Waters. 2l5 Main IT. lie keeps the best
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fuLL Dress Shirts a specially. finish
equal to new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
~ Second street. Branch olioe 81
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Specific
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-15
JudiclOus Investments.

The agricultural lands OF New Mexico
are as certain to increase in value from SO
to 100 per cent, according to location,
within the next ten years as the sun is
to rise and set so that the purchase OF
either farm lands or city property may
we'll be counted first class investment.
AS Kansas and Colorado and Texas have
grown, in the past five years, so must
New Mexico grow in the coming half
decade. Already the people are coming
in, slowly, to be sure, but nevertheless,
surely. No one will deny but that east
ern capital is not only rolling in now, but
has secured such an suspicious beginning
that it will continue to demand chance
for investments here for years to come
The readiness with which eastern money
is secured for irrigation enterprises, mines
and New Mexico railroad projects, means
something. As New Mexico grows, SO
must grow her beautiful capital city, to
say nothing OF our own local resources in
farms, fruits, coal, iron and the precious
and useful minerals. Judicious invest
ments in real estate will pay big profit
in few years, and with the present pre-
vailing low prices the inducements for
such investment were never greater.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

see Mr.. Mckenna, the Detroit world
champion billiardist in his performance
at StinsOn's tonight.
Postmaster Seligman offers $40 reward
for the detection of any vandal. who
delaces the postoflice walls.
Harvey Mckenna, champion three ball
French carom hilliardiFt of the woll /, at
Stnson's tonight. Exhibition of wonder
jul shots Admission IS cents.
A fine girl babe was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wientge Oh Saturday. The
mother and daughter are getting on pretty
well, and the father wears a broad smile
in consequence of his good fortune.
Sheriff O'Nel, OF Prescott, A. r., passed
down the road this morning having in
charge three OF the four robbers OF the A.
& +, express car at Canon Dablo. He
captured four men, but one OF them
jumped from the train last night just the
other side OF Ration tunnel and made
good his escape.
Judge Thornton and Col. V. 5. Shelby
have filed bill in the Chicago circuit
court against Azem +. Hayes, Samuel W
Norton, Horace Hurlbert, Geo. S. CHS
holm and Thomas S. Hall, to compel them
to buy n number Of bonds OF the Graphic
Mining 4 Smelling company. The COM
plainants sold Magdalena mining proper
ties to the defendants for 800, 900, and as
part OF the transaction the defendants
agreed to buy the bonds. 1t is alleged
they have never done So and specific
performance is asked.
Mckenzie has the contract for LAYING
$500 feet OF water pipe in the federal
building grounds and is at work on it.
There is to be pretty lake in the north
east part OF the grounds. The blue grass
will be kept green by sprays from "a
law sprinklers. Mr.. Monier desires to
seed the ground as early as possible, but
has to wait until the governments repre-
sentatives make some arrangement with
the water company for the use OF water.
Now that Col. McGrorty has charge Of
the building and grounds this will prob
ably I've done at once.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-15

Members OF the several Committees in Carriages
\ Company OF Citizens on Horseback.
Ihr santa Fe Hose Team and the Santa Fe Hook
and Ladder Company.
hldun Of the Private and Public schools
hildrcn of tho Indian Industrial School.
At II o'clock the procession will pro-
rcrd from the plaza to the A., I. & $. +.
depot.
Upon the arrival OF the train Gov.
Prince and the citizens accompanying
HIM will be met by the reception com
mittee, assigned carriages, and then the
procession will again form and retrace its
steps as far as the front door OF the
capitol, Here upon commodious plat
form will occur the inauguration cere.
monies. Rev. DR.. Meauy will lead in
prayer, after which Hon. Geo, W. Lane,
territorial secretary, will administer the
oath OF office to the new governor. Hon.
:. B. AXtell will then deliver the address
OF welcome, followed by Larkn G. Read,
esq, who will speak on behalf
"t orr Spanish American populace
After response By Gov.
Prince the procession will resume its
march and proceed via Bridge street to
the plaza, thence via Lincoln avenue to
Fort Marcy through the Fort Marcy mill
tary reserve to Grant avenue; thence via
the United States court house building to
Washington avenue and thence to the
plaza, where the procession will disband
and Gov. Prince will be escorted to his
residence on Palace avenue. During the
passage OF the procession through the mil
itary reserve a salute will be fired by the
Fort Marcy guns. In the evening Gov.
Prince will be rendered social reception
at the Palace hotel.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming SO well known
and so popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song OF praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it is g,iaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Btters will cure all diseases OF the liver
and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils,
salt rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood. Will drive malaria from
the system and prevent as we'll as cure all
malarial levers. For cure OF headache,
constipation and indigestion try Electric
Bitter1. Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price 50 cts. and
$l.OO per bottle al G. NJ. Creamcr's. Drug
store
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PERSONAL.

District Attorney Twitchell il attending
court at SocOrro.
Hon, L. A. Fiske left this afternoon to
attend district court at Las Vegas.
Hon. T. b. Catron was home to pass
Sunday and went to Las Vegas last night.
T. l.. Reber and wife left Wednesday
Tor Deming where they will visit friends
for few days, then 60 to Cerrillos to locate
permanently, White Oaks Interpreter.
W. II, McBroom, the well known
ranchero from Fort Sumner, is visiting
Santa Fe friends. He says fine rains in
the Pecos valley have put the stock range
in excellent condition.
H, $, Butler, formerly L. S. signal
officer here, arrived from San Carlos, A.
T., on Saturday and left to-day for Okla
homa. lie will join the boomers and go
into the mercantile business.
The Misses Kelley, two beautiful ladies
from the f'igid st. Paul region, are
heath seeking guests at st. Vincent's
sanitarium. They are delighted with
Santa Fc's pure air and genial sunshine,
and promise TO remain here throughout
the summer.
The delicious fragrance, refreshing cool
ness, and soft beauty impaired TO the
skin by Pozzoni's Powder, commends it
to all ladies'
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The Plaza Improvement.

To the Editor Of the New Mexican.
My experience has proved that neither
blue grass MOI sod will prosper in the
plaza, because neither OF them will
grow in the shade, no matter how care
fully attended. What should be used to
make a nice sward in the plaza is orchard
grass mixed with little white clover and
this mixture, with ordinary care, will do
well. Private seats in the plaza are an
imposibility, but by all means get iron
benches and enough OF them.
OLD EXPERIENCE.
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after a varied experience with many
so-called cathartic remedies, am con-
WINGED that Ayers Pills give the most sat
isfactory results. | rely exclusively on
these pills for the cure OF liver and stom-
ach complaints. John p. Bell, ST.,
Abilene, Texas
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THE LUXURIES: Cucumbers,
Lettuce, Radishes, Mountain
Trout, Fresh CLANS, Oysters,
Cod, Mackerel, Spanish Mack
erel, Parsley, Quail,
AT BILLY'S FISH ANNEX.
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Having decided to close out we offer
our stock OF millinery and notions at cost.
Now is your time to buy cheap as we have
just received new goods. A. =. HoGLE.
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The members OF the Santa Fe Fire de-
partment are hereby ordered to meet at
the company's parlors Tuesday evening,
April It,, to make arrangements to par
ticipate in the reception to Gov. Prince.
BY order. JOHN GRAY, Chief.