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ward 1t to Washington, but he will, if posi-
Bile, obtain permission to have all the seized
opium properly stamped before returning it
TO the owners
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DR.. Cheyne of London has been for sew
eral weeks testing the efficacy of the Koch
lymph in cases of leprosy, and he reports
with satisfactory results.
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HE TRIED TO DIE.

III. G. Yates Makes an Insane Attempt to
Commit Suicide.
II. G. Yates, an elderly man, was found
in a comatose state yesterday morning al 213
Second street He was quickly removed to
the Receiving Hospital, where the doctors
saved his life. He had attempted suicide
by morphine.
Appearances indicated that he had been
drinking heavily, and that he was suffering
from mental alteration when he took the
poison.
Near where he was found lay an empty
morphine phial and some letters, the latter
showing his act was premeditated, One of
the letters read:
4. T. Corbls-You bury this body.
H. G. YATES.
The others were as follows:
BrLSb-Ohi God l need money Ihaye one
beautiful wheel made. Send me some more
money. VIII come up.
Assigned to a. I. Corbus. Don't bury this
body in three days. l am a re-creating young
god. YATES
A letter from one Brush of Stockton,
which had inclosed So to Yates, was with
the others. 1t advised him not to expect too
much a. once from patent machine he had
invented. His letters were addressed to A.
L. CorbuS IL Co., rooms 10 and II, APO Mont
gomerv street. When revived at the hospi-
tai he told the strangest stories about him.
self and the patent that could be imagined.
1t is thought lie is insane.
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The Beautiful and MAGNIFICENT Furniture
NATHAN ,j0NAS g. en-
REAL ESTATE AND GEN NERAL AUCTIONEER
I37 Market Street.
HIS DAY.

w edne sd ay Jan uary ii, 1891
AT 10 o'clock a NJ. the Premises,
81 THIRD STREET, NEAR MISSION,
WILL SELL, PUBLIC AUCTION.
A Fine Assortment of LADIES' HATS, BONNETS,
FEATHERS and FLOWERS.
1t NATHAN JONAS Il co, 73T Market
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BERTELING has the only reliable methods 70
tt defective sight. 427 kearny street.
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GEO. F. LgMSOR,
TO-MOR ROW.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 hearny St, bet. California and Pima
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Berkeley.

Chicken-thieves are in town again. Two
henroosts were visited ON Sunday night.
Business men report business more lively
since New Years day, and improving every
day.
Professor j. B. Clarke, formerly of the
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Mrs. DR.. Brink of Sequel
Dr. David Mcclure is visiting Santa Bar
bara.
Judge Schell, Mrs. Schell aud Lena Schell,
who attended the inaugural ball at Slcra-
| mento, were tile guests of Mrs. II. IL. Lindell
of that city.
Mr.. w. 4. Ormsby came down Oh Monday
from Sacramento to reside here. He was
prominent member of the Suffer Club there.
Mrs. A. n. Iowne has gone down on a
visit to Los Angeles. The handsome resi-
dence being built by Mr.. TOwne and herself
on the southwest corner OF California and
Taylor streets is rapidly nearing compile
ton.
Miss Carroll, who went to Sacramento for
the inaugural ball, has returned to the resi-
dence OF her sister, Mrs. Charles o. Alex
ander.
Mr.. John w. Taylor is here on short
visit, and will return to PromOntOry, Utah,
some time next week
Mrs. w. X. Quinan of Pinole will spend
the balance OF the season at the Baldwi n
Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Cluness are here from their
home in Sacramento.
Major Il. z. Hammond has been visiting
in Stockton.
Miss Evelyn Murphy of San jose has re-
sumed her studies at the Sacred Heart Con-
vent in this city. She was accom- panied by
Miss Ida Callaghan, who has been Miss
Evelyn's guest during the holidays. Master
Martin Murphy has also returned to col
lege.
DIR. Asa Clark of Stockton visited his
daughter, Mrs. Montgomery Bags, in this
city recently.
Mrs. Jasper Mcdonald and Miss Addie
Perrin are expected from Washington, ID.
| O., tomorrow.
Mr. James Swinnerton. son of Judge
| Swnnerton of Stockton, has returned 10
| this city to resume his art studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Little Of Lodi are
| visiting friends in town.
General Chipman is sick at his home in
| Red Bluff.
Mr. Frank j. CarOlan has gone into the
southern part of the State on business.
Mrs. Ramona Hillard and Miss billiard
| are in town again for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Watson of the Berk-
shire have removed to 2O5 Twelfth street,
Oakland, where they will receive on
Wednesdays.
Colonel Hagar is visiting in the city.
Sir Richard Musgrove, Bart, whose family
is one of the Oldest in the British aristoc-
Iacy, is at the Palace Hotel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-09

451Get3fosss ttsat separate the
lspltlisQn INA tndependent parties
SnsI sslx 1lcssce tran1 poriAtion
ma tsiIiK I'll Slwlitch hare NEEDED
md NM hers siser a,eed modi6ca-
sion nom limo % tlne, 10 fsep J
proper relation between labor and
the products 81 labor, a. labar.sav-.
ing machinery multiplies. Blaine's
reciprocity plan Is certainly the most
feasible solution Of the tariff ques.
tion yet offered. Under l state Of
progress such a. the present century
has Witnessed, the laws wisely regu-
lating transportation ten Or fifteen
years ago may need remodeling now
both can be and are now being
solved by the republican party. On
the money question We hope many
OF our readers may have opportuni-
" 70 read and compare Sherman's
silver speech with some OF PETERS
and Simpson's fat money speeches,
before election, The United States
never had . better money system
than II has had under republican
inancisring, and no nation on earth
has ! better money system or q bet
ter credit-well worth considering.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-10-09
City Tax Sale.
Once IL City Treasurer,
XIX pOkNt. Point. flO. Ink.

Once Of City Treasurer,
XIX pOtnt, Point. 10. DRk.
Notice Il hereby Riven that the following list
Of linda aud lots In the city Of XIX Point. Union
county. 9. D., upon which the taxes remain un-
paid Tor the year 1880. will be sold Tor the taxes
~ listed together with ten per cent penalty and
one per cent per month interest and cost Of ad-
yerttsing added on the same from February list,
1870, said sale to take place Ut the City Treasur-
er'a ONCE on the hrst Monday In November,
lsei, between the hours OF A. N. and 8 r. n.
G. A. WIlsoN. City Treasurer.
OurcYrAr. CRY Or ELK rOTHr.
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Frsetnans have mo largest stock
q shoes, for everybody. ever shown
Ia town. u
Cotton Wood Lumber.

Cotton Wood Lumber.
We wish to announce that we
have a complete stock Of Native
Lumber for the summer and fall
trade, which We sell at reasonable
rates. II You are going to build.
call and see US, We will do you good,
at the saw mills two miles from Elk
Point. A. b. FRANCES 4 Co.
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Direct all inquiries TO G. ", Rob.
erts, Yankton, Of Ira l.. Nichols, OF
Elk Point.
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nYou arsgoing u buildgst yosif
humber u the aaw mill, two lIilcs
from NIX Point.
AZ. B. FRANCES d co.
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u. w. STECKMAN'S
PARLORa.

For a clean shave. q good shampoo, q bright
shine and q neat haircut 60 to J. W. STICK
MANS. Ladies' hair cut neatly. Shop two
east Of thA Oppra House.
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aq0e8d0 ma q II south OF Stairs would
'6sfns 0ne ri paint IN or near !
lteayeled road, where there Ii moth
iDx but very short weeds; road ID 8
~ ~ e Wide and there 10 no grass;
M 6nFtoW u ditch q point where
HaSties description would take him
t1ese No. i travelingman at dance
Nttk Mn RicGrd; rs left store about
ID o1ock and asked me 70 meet him
III =. /. tlne next morning.
~ Fountain: Know B and r;
Ws1 at dan0e; heard shot-thoughi
window had dropped down on
Weuteide 81 hall; sew G out Of doors
shout 3 times before his death that
sysnine-saw him q bottom oil
81. g. knight, ! Sioux City gun
ninth, testified - % tho kind 81
spring IS was that was claimed to
lsave bssn repaired ~ Colvin-he
compared II With other makes oil
spring, and other things relating TO
In mechanical skin involved IN the
ropaiFing thereof were brought MP.
Geofgo HofIlef: Live In Sioux
|Caty "a run ! gunshop on Nebras-
M 6tfeet, have worked &C trade 10
nm: know 4. D. Colyin, BE has been
ln ny employ about 10 mos; first
~ p and r at shariffs Office in
E1k Point; frst NV this revolver
Nhen ~, Miller bfO't il 70 shop 70
ieefn Whether 81 not Il had been
Axed fhere; B and r wore not III my
nl,6p botWeen the 1st and 18th az
last NAY; neyer had i Whitneyville
spsipgin ~ shop since last Octo-
8ber.
Nm. a. II, Weston: Know Harris
Ihe - Wotking FOR ~ at time Of
dAnce;;lls slept III northeast room Of
bnilding;I slspt in tho room next 10
'hie Nth ! partition between which
hAd ! door II Il that does not close
xsFy tigtit; I usually notice whom
ny ono enteIs my house d night
Eaud Hurts did moi, 70 my knowl.
sdxe. Como Ia altar 3 and before 6
|oAslock on Sunday morning after the
e. Weston: Live III Elk Point;
knoM Harris, 10 worked for me on
Jnne 18, 3 miles from town; he was
MT away from me at Ill that even
ineuptO shout 10 o'clock; saw no
4ZM%3E.AErSG kANakS AH-r.Ns0 - - ~ $500
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MUM. 43.

un puiial: una vez en- Ia espalda y
otrl EN- la cabeza. Sc dice que la
herida en- Ia espalda esta peligrosa.
III Mercedes dc esta semana Ell
Ia noche, y de su propia voluntad,
SO reunieron en- oil Salon de Lopez,
mas que quiuientas personals EN-
una junta dc indignation, encon.
ira de los prietos y desp6ticos de-
signios de 7. b. Catron, por su
osadla en- venir d hachar como 6
perros, del iurado a todos los POI
bres que 10 compoman, con el pre-
texto inieo dc una tecnicalidad dc
10 ley que el mismo tragu6. EE
pueblo que coa demasiada razon
haba sido iujuriado, mostr6 alli
toda sn indignation Y aborreci.
miento en- contra del peor enem
so que tiene el Territono de Nue.
yo Mexico. Sc pronunciation mu.
chos diseursos, los cnaIes ell pue.
bio recibi6 con estrepitosos aplau>
SOS.
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Corte de Dlstrito.

III Juez sentenei6, por un mes,
a la penitenciaria, por infracei6n
de Ia ley Edmands, 4 las siguien.
tes personals: Justa Sanchez, Ma
nuel Urioste, Francisco dc Here
ra, Lauriano Arag6n, Urbana Ga.
llegos, Jose Gonzales ysena y De.
ciderio Saudita.
III bandido Inez Trujillo, perso-
na NADIA deseable entire un pueblo
pacidco, sc ha obstinado, ayudadO,
dc Otros dc su misma ralea, en- ha.
Ger aquerellar a su ylctima Don
Daniel 9. dc Baca, por asalto con
intento de matar, lley6 la queja
ante el gran jurado, pero aquel
concienzudo cuerpo yiendo que
no habla evidencia para tai quere-
lle, Ia desech6. Despu6s ayudadO
del yallente O coronario, como
abogado prosecutor, lley6 su cue.
ia ante ell Juez Wooster, ell cual
magistrate resclndi6 Ia examina'
ci6n dejandola al gran jurado,
Por su puesto que no es extaho
que el asesino baga toda olase dc
e5faefzos para eyadigse del casti'
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NoTICIAs GENERATES.

La ciudad do San Francisco, Ca.
lifornia, ha suscrito Ia suma de
800, 900, con el fin do obtener las
conyeneiones nacionales, Demo-
crata y Republican,.
Dice nh dcspacho dc Rio Gran.
dc City, Tex, que unos dos Ames
ricanos, el Capitan John G.. Bourke,
del f'uerte Ringold, y ell diputad0
marlscal, John Jordan, habian sido
arrestados en- el ladO Mexicano
por un militar borracho, quien los
habia llevad0 por yarias parties sin
coneederles una investigation.
llllos lleyaban sug pasaportes. I'll
asuuto ha sido puesto en- man0s
del General Garcia, quien ha pro-
metido que castigara q los delin-
cuentes dc este abuse. Los Amo~
ricanos estan en- libcrtad,
III dia II del corriente hubo
en- st. Louis, Mo-, uno dc los ins
cendios mas grandcs Y voraces
que jamas SC han yisto on aquella
cludad. Apesar dc los csfGerzos
inauditos que los bomberos hicie.
ron, las lhmas consumleron varios
estableelmientos dc negooios, todo
10 cnal, segdn calculos apr0xima-
dos, no bajara dc un million dc pc.
sos on propledad y efeetos des-
truidos por cl siniestro. In que
mas6n eomenz6 en- Ia esauina do
las ealles Franklin y Broadway, v
de a'li Sc cxtendi6 pOr yatias mail,,
2auaa.
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VEGAS NUEVO MEXICO sABADO21 NOvIEMBRE DE 1891

so que merece; pero 10 extaho es
que haya homhres tan debiles y
pusilanimes, que por interes de
unos votos que este pueda tener,
Sc vuclvan traidores 4 su honor y
4 Ia iusticia. Pero la justicia pre-
yalecera, q pesar de los busea-vo-
tos.
La causa de Sanchez VS.. Pfieh-
ard fu6 deSeehada.
Dos divorsios fueron concedi-
dos el Sabado; uno de Slane, de
su esposa, y el otro de Juanita
Abeytia de Smith, dc su marido.
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Por varios dias precedentes al
dia de la ilmta Sc circnl6 una lla-
mada en- yarias parties del Conda-
do para una jmta pliblica, que to-
mo lugar On Ia Casa dc Opera, la
noehe del 20 del corrielte; In la.
mazda no fu6 firmada por ninguna
persona, per0 con el am6nimo de
"l4a C0misi6a.H Igl cbjeto de lii
misma, segin esplicado, fu6 para
protejer Ia vida J la propiedad, Y
para castigar 1 criminaIes, por una
parte, y para eyitar animosidad
entire el pueblo, y estableeer Ia
paz, por otrG despues el resulta.
do en- los discursos fu6 que indie
rectamente SC elogio el hecho do
habcr desechado q los jurados por-
que no eran ricos, val mismo item.
po, Ell la misma junta, el j6ven
Antonio Lucero, conden6 enfatica-
mente la accion dc dcscalilicar 6
hombres por ser pobres; por 10
que merece mucho cncomio "
agradeclmiento del pueblo injuna.
do, el Sr. Lucero. La junta pri.
nero Sc reuni6 d las 2 de 10 tarde,y
SO organize, y segdn informado, Sc
Iprorrog6 hasta Ia noche, para dar
chanza que vinieran~ cindadanos
de Ia Plaza Nueva, para el beneh-
clio de quien ostensiblemente 50
habia anunciado aquella junta
y result6 que 81 en- Ia tarde no vino
nadie, en- Ia noche vinieron m6noe;
con exception del senor Coors,,
que cuand0 fu6 nominado vice
presidente djo que no saba para
que 10 querian; varios otros seho.
res de Ia plaza nueya seasomaban
y pronto salian. AL reaejar la.
completa ausencia de los residen-
tes de Ia plaza nueva, los ciscuns.
tantes quedaron asombrados de
yer 10 notable que parecia el yer
gran nlitRefo dc hombres residen
ties alii, en- las Gales, y no llegar a.
la junta que SO habia hecho para
ellos. La lecci6n moral de tai re.
sultado Ia rccibirdn tai vez quienes
la merezcan. No hay duda ono
seria nuy bencilciOso para todo oil
pueblo que SO eyitara esta conti-
nua buya politica, y que oil pueblo.
SO deiara gastar sus dlas en- su ne.
gocio, en- yez dc viyir conmovidos
todo el tempo; pero para este es
necesario que SO eyite enteramen-
te II semilla politica y miras per.
sonales SO dcjcn para su tempo.
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Del porgenir On el gpato ahismo
Tn rayn debl de esleran2a hrla,
Arrehatada el alma. Gerante,
Iii alas de liusiones ae subllma
Al eieloidel placer en- dutce calma, -
Sc entrega al sentlmiento que 10 anma. y
Muy bien merece este titulo el
romance que tuyo lugar en- esta
ciudad el Sabado pasado.
Luisa Contasti es el nombre de
una bella hiia de la terra donde
mas claro brilla el sol--Italia, que
con sus expresivos ojos cautivd el
c0razon de Librado III. Sena, un
i6ven de esta ciudad.
Librado habia pedido q los pa
dres de Luisa 10 nano de, su ado
RADIO tormento. Pero ellos que va
tenian por una parte arreglado su
yiaje para trasportarse a Ia TERRA
que los vi6 nacer, j que por otra
nj era su yoluntad casar d su hija,
nj mucho menos tener que dejarla
EN- este lejano pals, teniendo que
partir ellos; rehusaron coneeder al
pretendiente Ia mano dc su hija.
De nuevo volvi6 Scna a hacer
su propuesta y dc nueyo recibi6
una negagiya.
Entretanto, lleg6se el Vi6rnes,
vispera del dia en- que deberia par.
tir para Ia madre patria Ia familia
Contasti; fu6se el padre d la esta-
ci6n del ferrocarril, compr6 bole.
tos para todos los miembros de su
familia. Despu6s volyi6 d su casa
y como estaba para marcharse y
no yolyer mas, gran ndmero dc
sus amigos pasaron un buen ratio
de la noche con clos gustando,
ETC., y de yez en- cuando sacrifi-
cando ante el altar Rde baco algu-
mas copitas del ingrediente que alta
ranta. Cuando Sc rctiraron d dor
mir, cayeron como yulgarmente Sc
dice, como ana piedrG.
I'll noyio que estaba dispuesto d
no dejar partir de su lado al idolo
de sus ensueIos, no perdia item
pc. Fuese q un establo, rent6 un
buggie, y q la hora en- que todo el
mundo (menos dos persOnasl dor
mia ell dulce suefio dc Ia madru-
gada, hora en- que Ell po6tico Gre
pdseul6 comenzaba coilsus varia-
dos colores d anunciar elnueyo dia,
un pichon y una palomita, salian
en- un buggie, de la ciudad, con di.
recci6n hacia Las Tusas, tai vez
sohando ALA en- sus imaginaciones
las delicias de un risueno future
que preyian ante sus ojos. Y en-
tretanto, caminaban tai vez lie de.
cia el al caballo, parodiando al au.
tor de "Helmira:n
Cana la elevada cumbre,
Saliva d mi bella Itallana
Antes que on roja vislumbre
Llegue al mundo la mahana,
Antes que bahe su lumbre
En- las ldgrlmas que llora
MI amadG, : al verla sienta
Que tanta beIdad 10 afrenta.
En- Ia manana cuando Ia fanilia
Contasti sc aIistaba para marchar.
Sc, Sc n0t6 que habia un boleto
mas que pasajeros. va era tarde,
el tren iba d salir, y no habla item
pc para buscar al otro pasajero;
asi es que sin aguardar mas Sc mar
charon para Italia, tcniendo que
perder Ia hija y el boleto,
Creemos que para esta hora ga
Librado y Luisa habran heeho dc
sus dos eorazones unO.
Este hecho nos prueba, dc t0dC
10 que es capaz ell tiranO amor
lie aqui una mujer que prellerc
abandonar para siempre asu ma
Dire, d su padre y al suelo que ID
yi6 nacer, por ESQ nido que sc la
ma, amor. iTirano amor, 4 que 10
obligds al cOrdz5R del MORTAL
@-s--a----
/
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~ NHAsN wv Nal IANfht NO'NHA0
misc do la Opera, no SO pudo daR
Ia function dc benefcio dc Ia So.
ciedad Dramatica en- aquel lugar.
La function sera el dia 80, en- el Sa
Ion de Lopez, el cual SO arreglara
d prop6sito.
Hay al presente en- el condado
de San Miguel 81 licencias conce-
didas para vender lioor. Las dlti-
mas fueron sacadas por Cleto Roy
bal Y Cia., de Pecos, por 5000, 81
otra por Manuel Armijo, de I'll Ce-
rrito, por 500.
segun 10 anuncia ell "Adyertiser,"
de Trinidad, los agrimenRores no
correran la Inca como SO habia
anunciado primero, por el vale de
StoEewall, sino POGO al poniente
de Catskill, J de ALI por el vale
del Vermeio. Esperan pasar la
sierra dentro de veinte dias.
El pr6ximo Lines, sc uniran an.
to el altar en- lazos de indisoluble
amor, el j6ven Pedro Macs, y la
simpatica sehorita Emilia Archu.
leta, hija de Don Manuel Archule-
ia. Ambos contingencies residen
en- esta ciudad. Seran padrinos
Don Ambrosio Martinez y gu esti-
mable esposa,
Como economizar dinero es un
problema que interesa d todos.
Tn modo de hacerlo es: dando vi.
gor al sistema con Ia Sarsaparilla
dc Aver. Siendo un medicamento
para Ia sangre, muy concentrate,
es ell mas poderoso y econ6mico,
Sc vende a un peso Ia botella pcro
vale cinco.
Rineron en- Las Cruces, en- un
baile, Francisco Apodaca y Encar-
naci6n Lucero, algunos momentos
antes buenos amigos. De Ia re.
yerta sali6 el primero con una he
rida de puhal en- ell eostado izquier-
doy otra en- la narlz, Las cuales, Sc.
gun El Tempo, fueron inferidas
por el segundo.
Lady Godiya debe haber tenido
an pelo exeepcioaa!mente largo
puesto que cubria todo su hormo,
so cuerpO. Desde que ba entrado
en- uso el Yigorizador del Pel0 del
DR.. Aver, tales ejemplos no son tan
raros como antes. No solo hacC
crecer ell cabello, pero le da NJ
color y suavidad rlcos,
Manuel dc Agiiero, de Santa ne
qnien habIa ido de vista a Park
view, Condado de Rio Arriba, Sc
puso 6brio, y sin saber que rambt
tomaba fu6 a parar d Ia propiodat
de un tai Jesus Lopez, quien ere
yGndolo un ratero le descarg6 III
palo sobre Ia cabcza fractmdndo
10 ell craneo. Sc cree que Ia lesi6l
cs fatal.
Jose Nuhez, uno de los recien
tes pr6fugos de Ia penitenCianl
Territorial. fuG arrestadO Ia sema
ma pasada ccrca del ravcho dc Dol
FlOrencio Luna, en- el Condado d
DOM Ana, por ell diputado Algua
Gil Mayor, Rosalio BaldOnado. Par
esta hora va debe estar en- Ia pc
nitenciaria, donde, 81 no 10 yuel
ven q despacharlo pagard su pena
Sc circula cl rumor dc una tra
gedia en- Las Cruces, el Salad
pasado, en- Ia tarde. Parece qu
un jardinero Aleman, tuvo una =
IN con unos Mexicanos, 4 quiene
amenaz6 con una ofquilla. I'm
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-11-21
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talia PectOra COgis!

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-07-16

APPLETON. The Baptist Church is repaired
outside and in and was reiedicated last Sunday
Mr.. Dunbar preached the sermon and remarks
were made by Evangelist Collins and by Dea. NJ.
| $ Leach. Of Camden. Miss Gertrude and Rollo
Ihwlng, of Newton, Mass, visiting in town.
Master Cheney Kmmcns, of Clinton, Mass is
at the Appleton House. Mr.. Charles Howard of
IIallowell, and daughter visiting at q. c. Dun
tons =. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews, of Union
attended church in Appleton Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. j. Asbury Putnam, of Milbury Mass, are
visiting at Mr.. P's old home in Appleton. -. Yves
ley McLain, of Natick, Mass, made short visit
in town last week Cyrus Perry is employed at
the Appleton House. Sailing on Senebec Lake
and picnicking its shores are favorite recre
atoms of pleasure seekers in the vicinity. PEG
pie are very busy haying to day, Monday Moving
machines are making lots of music Grass where
not killed out is very good. We think the hay crop
however will hardly equal that of last year..
Mr.. Gerry, Agent of the Maine Bible Society
preached at the Baptist Church sunday evening
&C. +. Robinson. J. W. Butler Mrs v r.
keene, J. T. Peabody and others have reshingled
the roofs of their barns. Many are new sillng
and otherwise repairing their buildings. Mr.
and Mrs Woodruff of New York City with his
daughter visiting at II. C. Pease's.... MIR. $. G
McAmon and family of Union visited at II. C.
Pease's Sunday Miss Fannie Gushee has finish
ell her school in Jefferson, and is ut home :. Miss
Grace sherman is at home from Boston. She will
remain at home for few weeks. MIR ana Mrs
Reynolds Of Florida at Willard Sherman's.
Mrs. X. is sister of Mrs. sherman. Quite a
number went to Washington Campground to meet
Ing Sunday from this town....J. B. Gushee went
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