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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
HE COMMANDED TIVE czAE's BODY
GUARD.
Death I'm Philadelphia of n Man with n
History.


History.
There died in Philadelphia hospital
a man with history-Matthew Zaleske-
viex, Russian refugee He was born
in Kostronia, near Moscow, fifty years
ago, and, entering tho army, rose rap
idly until he became commander OF the
body-guard of the Car, the present
rulers father. He then resigned TO
undertake commercial pursuits, and soon
became one of the leading grain mer-
chants of the Russias and obtained much
renown as philanthropist.
Through the malignity of DISCHARGED
servant a charge of collision with the
Nihilists was brought against him, his
immense estates were confiscated, ana
he was thrown into prison. His excel
lent military record saved him from be-
ing sent to Siberia, and after suffering
four years of solitary confinement he
escaped and made his way to Odessa.
From there he was carried in a sailing
vessel to a Mediterranean port and
thence made his way to London, where
for q time he worked Sas laborer.
Friends in this country induced him to
come to America, and he arrived in New
York i'm December last. The rigorous
winter proved too much for broken
down constitution. Three weeks ago he
went to Philadelphia, and, his ailment
increasing, he finally drifted penniless
and hopeless to the Philadelphia hos
initial where he died.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Ashore on Romers shoaI.

At New York the entire crew of the ItaS
ian bark Unberto Prince. which was ashore
on Romers Shoal was rescued. The bark Is
going 20 pieces fast and will probably be
total lose
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
a Ra,I Man (,one.

John Wilder, noted desperate and Illicit
whisky dealer, was killed by IA United
States Marshars posse at Cumberland Gap.
while resisting arrest.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Foreclosed a NIortgaKe.

The Massachusetts Life Insurance Com
pany, of Springfield. foreclosed its mort
gage on the Winona Paper Mills, of Holyoke.
having previously made demand for the
paymentof the 5000, 900 note.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Tbr.e Murderers 20 Hang.

George s. Key, Henry Jones. and Edward
Smith were convicted of murder on the
Navassa Islands I'm September. 1880. during
a riot, and were sentenced by Judge Bond
at Baltimore TO be hanged on the 18th OK
next May.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Ferocious nun and Dogs.

John f. Carr was killed by bull at
Haverhill. Mass, and Birdie Miller. a
schoolgirl, was fatally bitten by two dogs
at Friedensberg, Pa.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
FIrst Roat or the season.

The City of Detroit the first boat OF the
season. passed Colchester. Ont, on her way
from Detroit to Cleveland. taking the south
passage in order TO avoid the large fields of
ice which block the north channel.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19

Through the careiessness OF boy the
ave-storv brick building at Nos 100 70 107
Fulton street. Chicago. with all its contents
and several adjoining buildings, was de-
stroved by Gre. II II estimated that the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Miner. at Work Again.

Six thousand miners in the four coal pools
I'm the Monongahela Valley resumed work
at the increased rate of wages conceded by
the operators. There is general rejoicing.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Sir ,John DIssatisfied.

1t is reported that, the courts permitting.
the election In every frontier county In
Canada will be protested. I'm which event
Premier Macdonald expects to win back a
number of seats.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
sick Man and His Son Burned.

At Ellsworth, Wis, Thomas Ecker and
his 3-year-old boy we're burned to death.
The house caught fire in the absence of his
wife, and Ecker, who was very i'll, was un-
able To move
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19

Half Million Dollars Worth OF Sropsrsy
Destroyed by Fire.
At Pittsburg. Pa, heavy explosion OF
gas blew out the entire rear Of the j. X
Weldin & Co. building. In moment the
entire fvc-story building was sheet OF
flame. Every stream az the command OF
the city was turned on without avail, and
Allegheny was called on for aid. The
Chamber of Commerce Building across the
street caught Gre and both buildings
were completely destroyed. The Well
don hve-story building was erected
nc cost OF $4,000. owned by
David Gregg and the Morrison
heirs. weldon's loss on fine stationery
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Was 1t suicide or Murder?

Mich olas Eaton was mysteriously shot
and killed at Kansas City. Whether he
committed suicide or was murdered is not
known. His wealth is estimated at $500. 900.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Storm ON the Coast.

A fog along the Atlantic coast, from Cape
Cod to Cape Henry, seriously interfered
with the movement of shipping A heavy
thunder and rain storm prevailed at New
York.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
KiIIad i'm Ohio.

At Navarro Ohio, Postal Clerk w. T.
Mclean leaped from a train that became
derailed and was running on the ties, and
was disemboweled.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Liquor salesman Shoots.

At Columbus, Ind, Lambert N. Gold
smith shot and mortaly wounded II. s.
skillman. Both were statesmen for Louis
vile liquor houses.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Tha Fat Contrlbutor DOM.

A. Miner Grlswold. widely known as @The
Fat Contributor editor of Terds Stttn0s,
died suddenly OF apop.exy at shcboygan
Falls, Wis.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
Arkansas Factory Trouble.

At Little Rock the Federal Court APP
pointed George c. Bufford as receiver for
the Calumet Cotton Factory, at Monmouth
Spring, Ark.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
CRAWFORD EXECUTED.
THE MURDERER OF MRS. MA
THiAS HANGED.

A Disastrous Confiagration I'm Syracuse
n. Y.-The British Flag Was No Protec-
tIon-Three Massachuse q Murdorers TO
he Hangod-Ths Fat Contributor Dead.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
BURNING OF THE FIVE STORY wELDIN
nuIInINn.

BURNING or THE FIVE STORY WELDIN
BUILDING.
books, etc, occupying the entire building
is Sl25,O00; insurance, $4,000. Loss on
Germania Bank Building, $4,000; insur-
ance, $50, 900, Relnemans cafe, saloon, and
building, $50, 900; Kornblum, optician, $780,
900: Cain Bros, shoe store, $50, 900. In adj
ditIon TO these there were other heavy
losses suffered by the Dun Agency. Carnegie
Bros. & Co, Offices, Chamber OF Commerce,
Board Of Trade, and the handsome interior
of the Germania Bank, all of which will
run the total loss up TO half million
dollars
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
ARMY Omcer Killed..

Major Vanvliet, OF the Tenth Cavalry,
was thrown from wagon and killed at
Hooker's Ranch, Arizona.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19

AT Baltimore General Isaac y. Moore kill
cd himself while Respondent At Virginia,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
UNCLE SAM GARNI, HE'D.
Two Paris Jewelry Firms Trying 20 Re-
cover Diamonds.

Two Paris Jewelry Firms Trying 20 Re-
cover Diamonds.
A queer move was made on behalf Of
two Paris jewelry firms to recover valu-
able diamonds alleged by the Govern
ment authorities to have been Struggled
into this country by Jacob Kronfeld,
alias q. LANCE. From the firms OF Veuve,
L. Il. Citreon a. Co., and Henri Kamin-
ker e. Co., of Paris, it Is alleged that
Kronfeld, alias LANCE, who was recently
arrested in Chicago, procured diamonds
worth $1,000, and in return gave drafts.
Before the paper became due kronfeld
disappeared and the firms heard nothing
of him until they saw his name in the
papers in connection with diamond
seizure. The Government officials took
possession of the stones and held them
Attachment suits have been COM
menced by the Paris diamond firms to
recover the valuables, and the District
Attorney, the United States Collector,
and others at Chicago have been served
with garnishment proceedings. The
District Attorney says he will pay no at
tention to the garnishment, as he holds
the diamonds by means OF an order OF
court Attorney Newman was asked
the reason of his bringing the attach
ment suits in the State courts on behalf
of the jewelry firms. suppose they
can't prove that the diamonds were
struggled to this country" he said. III
they can't then we will enforce our suits
and recover our property"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-19
DEATH OF THE REV. BENZ. III. PAD
DOCK.
The Episcopal Bishop OF Massachusetts,
Breathes His Last.

Breathes His Last.
The Rev. Benjamin II. Paddock, Bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF
Massachusetts, died at Boston, aged SO
years. He had been i'll for several weeks,
and during the recent days had hung be-
tween life and death. He was native
of Norwich, Conn; a graduate of Trini-
ty College and of the General Theologi-
cal Seminary of New York City. He
taught for short time, but in 1852 he
took up his life work, becoming then as
sistant minister at the Church OF the
Epiphany, New York, while he
was a deacon. In 1853 he was chosen
rector of St Luke's Church in Portland,
Me-, but withdrew after three months
on account of the climate. For seven
years he served as rector at Trinity in
Norwich, Conn.,, and then from 1860
until 1869 had charge of the Christ
Church parish in Detroit, Mich. For
the four years preceding his bishopric
he was rector of Grace Church, Brooklyn
Heights. He was elected bishop in 1873.
Bishop Paddock was the author OF a
number Of articles in reviews and peri
odicals-canonical digests, sermons and
charges-among which were ~Ten Years
in the Episcopate," published in 1883;
"The First Century of the Diocese OF
Massachusetts,, published in 1885; and
sThe Pastoral Relation"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
GRAINS or GOLD.

Good company and good Discourse mr."
IN" very siucws 81 virtue
Whatever YOU dislike In auuthcr take
carr To- correct IN Yourself
ABILITY involve, responsibility Power.
70 It's last particle. Is dut,
No man can hc made ~ h Wi'h money
who would also L." Il,h without tit
GvutlCuCss mnk"s children rudurnhi.
women luNailr and men ndmrnhI"
Speaking III ~ other people /, uuly all
other way ~ Dragging un ourselves
The Hurcst way To- mike a man rund
quick Is Ia tell ia" truth nlnut himself
lin Is it, own drt"y' We Nu man cnu
escape him any NOR" than hc can escape
God
Whenever YOU see drunken mru II
ought 10 mind YOU that every hoy IN tho
world IL IA danger
The man who snys IN his heart 4 viii
try II n it'll" way, hnh II like II | VIII 20
OIL, viii never get To- h"n,rH
The use - travelling /, g. regulate rm
Agination by reality, mud instead ~ t,.,uk
ms how things may IL" To- see them As
they are
You had better let thief como into
your home and rnrry of whHt be- viii.
than Ia let n wicked thought come into
your heart aud stay
Nonc are ~ fond 70 secrets ~ th"sr - hu
do not mean Ia keep them such per, ~.
cnyet secrets NJ ,irHi,hrit- co'ct muury
Ter the purIsS" uf circulation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
FEMINiNITIss.

How to hccon" perfectly FOLLOW the ad.
Vlra you give So others
Nmru Didn't have stomnchs somc M
h"t vNr, would have more confidence In
religion
sitting Hullp two widows want TO sell
Tho dead chiefs rrllu. lcrnusc II IL haunt.
el they snN
Somc Wumon.s lace, are. Ia their bright.
nSs- n prophecy nnd some In their sad.
mess - history
Ne" ornament fur the feminine waist
Il tiny hour gln., containing IN. gold
dust Instead 1T ,nui
~ uu" particular nll men aud women
AMI alike all have some second hand
srticl" they Wuuld Ike a. sell
Mr. Gait hear Mrs Dadd Is guiug
o. mo," Mrs Ualh Yes she IN ives
every ,N months sincc she got her new
furniture
\ woman me- ~ feels that she IL alto.
gcth"r out ~ spotcty ~ long ~ she gets
an Invitation every year to n fashionable
niliincrs opening
Chimes" hriir. have curious custom
Wmio putting uu her wedding garments,
Oh" hrii" stands IN ruuni shallow has
krt Tn. Is Supposed 4" insure placid,
well rounded life IN her new home
Sew Nors paper gives this cure for
tootharh" On" tcnsruuuful ~ vi rnr.
donate ~ soda M hail class ~ water mix
thoroughly nni holi ~ much ~ possible
In tho mouth repeat II the first does not
effect cure
She i'uw ran you expect me to vay
much attention tu YOU when you pay ~
much attention tr other gitlsr H. lie.
I 4 4 -
other gifl, you would not pay 80 much
ettcutiou g. me '
Mr. OIiluur, I want nu engagement
riue ~ appropriate design Jrwrllrr
= "Nhat d. you thtuk ~ two hearts IN
rulirs 900 Won't be- There's only one
heart ~ tn. Transaction The girl Is mar.
Tyiug Tor money '
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
a LITTLE orr COLOR.

novel legal procedure thr other day
IN \"V Nurk Wm the calling ~ Juror
from a.. ln, 'u t'.'ih fur he d"fril,r
mtuiiv uE,l ius,iHn who arrived the
other drN nom Europe un the steamer
hlu" w"f" II long heard one hato which
was iurc Whit and the other half brown
II vn, suiLlrslN curiuus sisht
Nn'r living with his wife fr fifteen
l'Ius IA tA,ir cosy HON" m llorshnm tuwu.
ship Montgomery county. Ia vthmt
speaking q WORT t. her IA all that time.
J Henry Knott has mys,,riuuly de-.
rarrcl
Tie Youngest li',gnut on r,rurl y,
Richard juurs % - ..i. vLu,r ne d,
~ month. and VIII" +, .u.yr the ~ l.puus
Kansas cav n tuloindu runway for -. uuu
tur tto death II IN, father who was killed
~ wreck
\ l.uuis'i,l" couple Wrr" 80 have h,,u
married ~ the church nuI gI,nt urrrnrn
ttuu, tu that end had teen undr hut ~ hen
th' time cuuo thrir timlli'N $50 uyut.uinu
them TINT they STOLE ava, from tl"ir
friends "ui were quietly mrriEyi ,u - rtlu
h;'r lnrlur
I'uu l'rruIug ahuu, III" .. - the
famous "a. Ipi Ihs post ~ thr' to-
sIr'ulatur "h" 90 nu' - "hlr' u ~ the
worlds falr the u'sI",S ct u umiustuu.
Del went IA hndN To- the Narl where Il
was kept and with RNrs AMI saw, reduced
Il e. mass u hut.IuE wool
Tie governments effort, tu 'nN ulco
margarine int" di,u." ht," not proved
VERY successful E,,"uur from .tnmu
snlr- hn- steadily increased ..' . a." hW
went into effect md dunn, 'r" tn mouths
ended with Arul moi" stnm,s Wrr" sold
thnn Tor any previous tNclN" months
\ preacher ~ F"rnnndiun Fla was
forced to 81" his church Tor nearly 5000
owed him over since fchrdhn |. issf,
when IN" church clerk gave tim due hll
for ia" amount, sac ~ The ,huJ u ,"t
ny the singular drt,n,r 'hn' IT," drlt WAS
barred 10y III" sthtu" ~ .Iu.,.'.uu- and the
salary was, therefore, un. u..,.t au,o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
irrigation t'unsp

Capt Jack Crawford has introduced u
new mHrh,nc ~ New M"Nlrn fur the dr
NclnpuI"nt 81 water Tor irrigation on hIs
ranch at Font Craig near San Matrial.
II Is called the pulsomctcr Htoam pump,
and IL designed espcclaIly for irrigation
purposes lie made an experimental!
trial ~ II the other day, and writes tina,
/, was comple," success, filling tank
with 100 gallons Of water IN crght MN
u,es from II thirty three foot we'll, aud at
n very trliIns cost The machine IL
very rlmpl" requiring 10 skllliul mun
Hgemcnt entirely safe and economical
Simple and ell, ctivc machinery for pro
ducIng water, IN the absence ~ general
aud systematic methods ~ supplying Il
Tor irrigation. IL OF tho first consequence
to New Mexico, and II IL 10 be hoped that
this pump will MI that requirement.
From the DESCRIPTION and results. I, IL
evidently an improvement on nll present
methods
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
TERRITORIAL.

Eo.wc.l lntenda to establish military
academy.
rrlc fights ARE numerous aud popular
1t Gallup
4 destructive hail storm visited pinos
Altos lust "Wednesday.
The Springer BANNER Is two ynprs old,
and IL being greatly improved,
The South Roswell artcslau we'll IL
nov down 80 feet, aud ~ stll p.uhding
aWa!
The new guard housc at Fort Wlngnte
noN in coUrr" ~ erection, VII coet
sa.5No
Arrangements ARE being perfected tut
n large smcltcr tu be erected at Crrrl,ius
10 short time.
Nrsiur Armi!u has purchased n hnli
interest III the Ascaratc ranch, near Las
Cruces, paying s,0UO cash
E"glunlj Oestrom, British corsul At
the Farce islands, north ~ Scot nd, -
soyourning at Santa fc ~ scrrch ut
health.
". f.. iscouDrd, the editor ~ tgr 81
ser City Enterprise IL II k,d, belus only
d years old.
The town of Springer il all rignt. At
recent election every vote IN the town
WAS cast in favor u bonds to buiIu u new
schuol house.
San Pedro mining camp celebrated
the Fourth IN good style. 4 picL,r dur
INK t'e day aud dance IA the evening
was part ~ the program.
D,cI, ut Roswell, - NJ, oi hem,rrhagc
Of the lungs. Sllas c. Mcclellan. rscd Il
YEARS Deceased leavca u wlf" and
daughter to mourn his luss.
". G. Bowman aud family, wLu LnNr
been residing at Tucson, Arlaunn. sane"
their removal from Las Cruce-, ha>"
taken up their r,sldcEcc IN Los \ eelc,,
California.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

From &, OConor Roberts who has re-
turned from Las liuertas canon, North
Sandia mountain, II 10 learned that
work is progressing on NJ. \, Otero's
gold prospect and that the indications
are favorable. Considerable stir has
been created in the camp 10y numerous
prospecting parties who arc in search Of
rich gold lead. Pieces ~ float picked
up ON tho mountain side were spattered
with laminI Of gold aud asshyed tsooO
to the ton. Messrs. Lummitzsch, Haisch,
Ecksrt and Roberto are sinking In car.
Donate contact and have disclosed a good
mineral streak. They are now down 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
ODD. QUEER AND CURIOUS.

Modern ln'nog!ty has llr..rr heads and
shorter legs than Ia" Hnriruts
The jewel, belonging To- the British
crown are supposed t. hc worth sli.o1O..
900
On" huudi"i i"us ~ japanese curios
wcrc recently brought Ia this country by
one ship.
All the lottrr- of the alphabet appear in
the following sentence The quick brown
fox jumps over n lazy dog
There have been hut four generals Yer
she army of the lutrd STATE, Washing.
ton, 1872 Grant, 500, Sherman. lS6y;
Sheridan, lS;s
A small cumunny invited t. taste tho
ten purchased hy Innduu company at
S53 Iuuni, arrived nj the conc insion that
II was worth the money
What IL said To- 10 tho largest quartz
rIill IN the world Is Ia far ui Alaska Il
consists ~ 4ln stamps pd Concentrations,
twelv. ur"rrush"rs, and requires iOO horse
power The plant Is at Tr"ahw"ll
The name Indian wa, given Ia the
Inhabitants ~ America hy tu,llnl,us from
his h"lirf that the country which he had
discovered was an extension ~ India, tho
country known I" occupy the extreme ~
the eastern hemisphere
Ia turra every unmarried man Is con.
siirrri n l-N though he should live "a 10
Q hundred Su matter what his age, he
fohuHs IN Iu,itlun III" Youngest ~ tho
married men despite ~" fact PERHAPS 1t
having liycd years enough To- 10 their
father
\ recent iSsu" ~ a paper published Ia
Natal, south Africa contained this Hdvcr-
tisrmcnt Wanted, young lady a.
laiy's companion aud Ia assist In teach.
Ing tbr" children Apply to- T. J big.
gaTAlrrg y u Three eligible bachelors
kept GA the 1T, uiiscs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
Hoard pf t:siurRttou

The board ~ education met at office
u secretary. Monday evening, July
Committee appointed to look up build
ing to be rented, made u verbal report
showing several desirable localities.
The executive committee u. Albuquer
que college sent communication offer
ing the rent Of the Albuquerque college
Tor $4,000 per year Of ten months, and
same was accepted with the proy,so
that il lie rented from Aug. !, 1881 u
Aug. !, 1892, ut same rental.
The president appointed the following
standing committees:
Committee on educational system G.
W. Meg lert. x. VI. barbour.
Committee on school books aud furni,
ture--G. W. Meylert, II. W. DJbson.
Committee on real estate and build
ings ID. l.. Sammis, q. y. Easterday
Committee on teachers NJ. &. Ncttle.
ton, j. u. Wroth.
The president war made ex oillcio
member Of all committees.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the president aud secretary to sign all
legal documents executed by the board.
COMMITTEES on real estats and build.
ings was instructed TO see 10 getting
plans and specifications for tho building
OF ward school building In the Fourth
ward and investigate proper sys'ems OF
heating and yentilating,
A communication from the mayor was
read relating Ia the issuance Of u procla
nation for yo'lng bonds for school pur.
posss, which rece,yed the consideration
Of the board, and suitable acton will bs
taken.
Adjourned TO meet at call Of president
and secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
DON'T3 FOR WIVES.

Don't ever tell u mAn hc l. good l"ukIug
Don't over tell u mnn hc hn, pretty legs
Don't sruld him hrcHusr he have. ashes
IN his pipe
bon ask HIM where h" has lrcn the
moment hr enters III" house
Don't mend his hosiery With cotton
having knots ~ It larger thhn Pea
Don't disturb NuuT husband while b. Is
reading his morning 90 evening paper
Don't waste YOUR breath In useless
yitupsratiun against Ills fnyuritr chum
Don't munuIu.iIr every hook Ia the
closet Graciuusly tender him nnr nail
Dpn't lmr"s" upon your husband Just
because lie IL goud enough tn assist yuu n
little In your huusrwurk
Don't leave the stove handle IA the red
bot stove, and don ask HIM t. empty the
ssh .hud Draw n line uu the ash h"l
Don't put tho morning paper nj the
bottom II the pile Hnd don have more
than dozen different places Tor IL" tat
ton hook
Don't gather up all HI. receipts hnd
notes that hc has pat carefully away On
The sitting room thltc nni tuck them m
the lire the moment bis back Is turned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Gf,ai Jngs from little ,.,n Jui.o grow 80
Binghnmton Republic
There nA great future fpt the nutmeg
New orb, nus Iirayunc
Tho more mining !. run into the ground
thr better boil itaiNi. iirtalh
perfume dealer though on IDIOT il
hound tu lr n man u SCENTS 1rNns Sir
ings
\ msn never got, too old H. tint n,
What n sly lrvil J." Nns when , lnv -
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man, idea II heaven Is . place, vh.,e
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N,V YORK Herald
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