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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
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Tia" death O" MaJnr WIN. NHiirry, eli
,ur e TIA" WHIT" oaks Loader. secured
rr Monday, h.. li- death was caus-
Sl hy ir"pSy Ia" funeral services were
h"A ~ Waite OAKS. under the au, li,rr
ot ia" ''raud Arm! If Tia" R"ruhhc, ct
which "rl'r hr was IL faithful mrmh"r
Mayor tailrry waH ~ years I'D, aul a.
veteran journalist The publisher IT thu
paper was ~ h- employ NJ Fort scott
hhnrar. - II paper, ~ l>1l From Fort
SCOT, th" major went I" Lincoln. S"hn--
Ia, wh"rr Ia" ruhIl~h"l - paper. aud then
Il" cam" I" New M"NIru several yrarr
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L"~i"r. winch -" published :" the day Of
hi- drath lie WAS kindly genial man.
AMI cared !i''l" fer N u"y H. his death
III" ne" ~lar"r fAt"ruIt! lu1"S whole.
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this ,uuutr, Will be- lAstiug -,igmA e.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
ARIZONA.
News from All Portions Of the
Ncighhoring Territory.

The baud court ~ meet ~ Tucson
neat Monday
In Coconiuo county 'a,c- a. ia" amount
ut tN.ruo u' collected 60 This year
vgur.p- anil well directed rnor, for
-ta'"hu,-I .. l'Hug madr ~ IL" I~orlc "
Arizona
The southern Pacific company has pad
IT, taNrs IA Pima county. Amounting to-
tli,uuu.
Ia, saginaw Lumh"r company at Wi.
lIam- have an url"r ~ ro.uoJ ucr frrm
th' Prescott rrAi
NrW e.Ii h"li- uayr irru discovered
near fur, Mrpu~"ll. AMI rnrun pz pro-
huug ~ IL" discovery
/ \ preacher at NogaIcr Is entertaining
hHs congregation with "a i,s,u--luu It the
Ir"s'I"u. lie hi" worth lNIuef'
Mr. York, 81 Ash Fork. has bought
Mr Swans h-lgtug hour" at Williams.
Mr- Evans l- gong 10 California
Daring 'hr past s"v"u yrNi- TIA" output
IT 'ur Copper Queen mines At lh-h"r hHs
ra,i,rl the enormous total IT 1N,uW,uuO
pounds.
The s.yrruur Arizona nhrr- reward
If sSpu for the, ull,t,Irt,,r 4 Thuz. tir,,IN
Wh,h secured few weeks ago n,
M,'iuI STATION
The statehood convention which met ~
phnuN ga November 18th, wnp rnuIS
attended Ihrrr Was uu representation
u'w Va" northern counties.
All H." races # the phTnrN jockey cidh
ar. RAPIDLY hlhug up and ihrr' prnmls"r
g. to" three day RACING durng TIA" h"!i.
days tia, phuuclans Will hr proud 1t.
The miu.ug hrlda about Prescott con.
tIuur t. attract great attention Az u
gold pru-iuclus country thls SECTION ui
tn, ;crrturS has lew equals IN the world.
The citizens ~ phnn,A AT an early DAY
viIl emil , mass t,r,tiu,, an ,l.,,. lul,.rrst of
Stai"h'ad aud CAV" vuic" T." their S"nt.
m"utH ia rrtcrrnc" to this Important mat
ter.
4 ''MiHHuuri club" hAs l,rru formed IA
Phuuh It u estimated that here AR.
= $40 farmer MiSs,iraus IN Marlcuua
county Who WI! all u" iuNlt''l L" JOIN th'
cI"h
There II an "iIinamc" ia phuulA
again-, merchants making display ut
mrrchauiis" "a the sidewalk III front OF
thrir places ii buSnrSs THIS seems e.
h'' yer! n"hH"hH''a' M"
Cattle buyers rI"rt beef cattle scare
ths winter. tnougI, feed Is g-L and the!
predict mgu prices The main reason
gwen t,r thr scarcity II the death aud
rnirn"nt IT -, many Ias, year.
MrS. Fred. W Smith, we'll known 1,
Tucson s,SIrty ia years gone bS A. Pan.
ry" smith. divorced wIic Of the "a. rrcrIy 70
"r Of the land office. was married IN san
fraucIrcu. last SATURDAY 10 Frank walk
rr
The phnnia t;a,rt,e editor WAS no,
dnwu,I nor WA. hi. sriri, crushed by in.
rn,rrr,t,nu IN mil for ul,,inIy ,xur,.ssinl,
hls ruuy,ct,nn.. A, still k.,rs MI the
war against th. territorial admins
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cultural and commercial territory, and
the ride is one of unparalleled COM
fort and beauty.
Bear Ill mind that the e, II. & u.
and Nlonon Route trains all run via
burnside Crossing, from which point
tho Illinois Central suburban trains
run direct to tho Worlds Fair
Grounds every moment. At Ennlc.
wood connection is made with the
electric cars, which run every five
minutes to tho grounds, but we recon-
mend all persons to go directly into
the Dearborn Station, which is locat-
ed III the heart Of the city and from
which all street car lines CONVERGE,
then go directly by car or cab to your
hotel or boarding place. FIRST locate
yourself; know where and how YOU
are to 1.-Two while in Chicago. Get
the locality firmly fixed in your mind,
before going to the Worlds Fair by
any numerous convenient ways; the
cable cars, electric roads, elevated
railroad, Illinois Central r. r., sub
urban trains and the steamboats, af-
lord accommodations for all possible
visitors, and it is but five minutes ride
from the business portion of the city
to the grounds. Take your breakfast
down town, buy your lunch at the
grounds, and take your supper down
town. Ifyou follow these suggestions
YOU will save money. The facilities,
for serving lunch at the Worlds Fail.
Grounds are extra ordinary and the
prices are cheaper than at your own
homo, but breakfast and supper
should be taken down town, or ut
your boarding house. The Worlds
Fair is already the most astounding
ana stupendous spectacle ever at
tempted by any people, and days
visit will afford more delight and in
structlon than caa possibly be OBJ
tanned i'll any other way or by the
same expenditure Of money. For fur
ther particulars, descriptive parnphc-
lets, rates, etc, address
e. A. HOOVER,
General Advertising Agent G.. H.
Il d: II. r., No. 900 w. Fourth St.
CINCINNATI, o.
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Many curious and interesting SIGHTS
are seen on the Midway Plaisancc,
this street Of all nations, the Mecca of
all visitors to the Great Worlds Fair.
at Chicago; but among all it's exhibits
the "Panorama Of the Swiss Alps" is
doubtles" tho most highly artistic.
10 those whose good fortune it has
been to 81 "abroad," this panorama
awakcns old memories, and to the
many who have bocn less fortunate
thus really grand painting is a revela-
ton. 1t is a perfect representation Of
tho famed Derncso Oberland, as it
would appcr i'll all the immcnsity Of
reality to sight-secr in the midst of
the Alps. The illusion is made per
1"ct hy the trutEfulnc:;s Of local color
and by the vigorous and sincere paint
ing of such artists Us Eurranl, baud
Bovy ana Furct. This surcrb cali
vas Was p;,itcd in Paris, Frunco, for
the express purpose Of exhibition ut
the Worlds Fair, and has received
tie we'll deserved ,ucyn.ums Of all
tho leading Nronch and American ar
lists.
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lima, loved and honorod by all who
know him. Ho died in the lower nort
OF this State, in full view of his gIori-
Gus reward.
Those still in effective work arc. n
.. Clyde, W. II. Arial, J. w. Ariol
IL. "A. Child, G. II. Clyde, A. S. Les
10y and John d. Major, who went ont
from us last year to tho East Column
bla conference.
EXHonrERs AND LOCAL pREAouEns
One feature of Methodism in Pick
ems county in her earlier history yns
@ lloch more encouraging than at the
present day. This was the strong
work and sympathy Of her e1horters
ana local preachers. In those davs
when the pastor appointed meeting
there the exhorters and local preach,
ers from all parts Of the circuit con.
centrated their efforts and turned
loose their artillery upon the hosts Of
SIN, and like Aaron and Hurr, stood
by TO hold up the hands Of the pastor
I'LL lsreal prevailed. This stronr
arm OF power i'll our church TODAY IS
beng weakened. The ratio todov 10
one to ono Thousand seven hundred
Ohe or the most famous Of these local
preachers was VIM. Mullinix. He
was unassumingin in his manner in tho
pulpit and oVt, and. many were the
souls led to Jesus through his instru-
mentality. Gideon Ellis, r. N. Maui
din, 'Johne Golden and DIR. Gilliard
were prominent among those doinr
good work for God in pickcns coun,
ty, and all having obtained good re-
port went home to God.
we cannot refrain from rcfcrrinp
IN this sketch to some Of the humhlc
holy men who served as cyhortcr. md
whose memory many in Pickens
Methodism today rise up to bless
Many hearts today will swell with
emotion as wq remember the cxhorta-
tlous, the prayers, the shouts of yio-
tory, and ut last the bcndcd form Of
James Porter. For almost q whole
century ne walked with God, he talk
ed with God, lie lived with God, he
worked for God, and just before clos
ing his ono hundred years upon the
earth he went up to reign with God,
James Hughes and Charley Hughes
were mon true to God and true TO
their holy calling, and died in the
faith.
CHURCHES.
Methodism in Pickens county
shows her onward march, both in the
increase number and value of church
buildings. Pickcns has seventeen
Methodist churches valued at $40, ,7O5
with membership of 1,74S. And
today, near the centennial year of !
M Aethodism i'll Pickcns county, we
briefly review the past and say, God
has been with us to tho end. The
Lord of hosts is with us, the God of
Jacob IS our refuge, and with our
well organized machinery under the
power Of tho Holy Ghost VIC arc
marching on to conquest and to vic
tory, and reaching beyond our own
marrow limits, our battle cry shall be
the world for Christ. -Euslev Dem. !
Ocrat.
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Are You Going to the Worlds EuJr.

AR" You Going to tho Worlds EuIr.
If 80, sec that your ticket reads via
Cincinnati and the G. Fl & y. and
Monon--thc acknowledged "WorlIs
Fair Route"
The only line out Of Cincinnati con-
Meeting with T.. II. V. & G. and q. &
G. train No. 2, arriving Cincinnati
1890 p. m. a solid train carrying
through slecpcrs from jacksonville,
Savannah, Birmingham, Atlanta, Chat
tNnooGa, Macon and Now Orleans via
f. r. V. Il G., @. Il c., &C. II. & d.
and Monon Route to Chicago.
You can stop over in Cincinnati if
your ticket reads via the G.. II. e. d.
and Monon Route, by dcpositing same
with the Merchants and Manufactur.
ers' Association, Chamber of Com
merce Building, corner Of Fourth and
Vine Streets, one block from Foun.
tain Square thc G.. II. & d. ticket Of
flee is in the. same bmldiug) This
enables you to visit the picturesque
"Quccn City" at no additional cost,
and special efforts viii be made to en-,
tcrtain strangers Hospitality and rca.
sonably. = ~.
The univerAal verdict Of the travel
ing public is that the Pullman Safety
Vcstibulcd trains, running every day,
"and Sun day too," via the &. II. & ID.
and Monon, between Cincinnati, In
dianapolis and Chicago, arc without
doubt the "fincst on earth" These
trains were especially huiIt by the
Pullman Company for this service,
and embrace every Improvement.
Their magnificent coaches, luxurious
smoking cars, superb sleepers, obscr,
vation cars, compartment sleeping
cars and unoxcclled dining car scr,
vice, afford call tho comforts OF
home"
Leaving Cincinnati you pass
through the beautiful Miami Valley,
and for twenty-five miles the double
tracks run through tho very front
door yards of the finest suburban
homes in the country. Beyond Ham
iIton and NJ to Indianapolis, the line
is noted for it's scenic beauty.
A stop over at Indianapolis, the
capital of Indiana, may be obtained
by dcpositing your ticket with the
Secretary of tho Commercial Club.
This city is moro worthy of q visit
than almost any other Of its size in
the West. and offers tho greatest in
duccmont to traveller and tourist
Bctwocn Indianapolis md Chicago
the line traverscs the very best agri-
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AOoK orr siC., ,t,,tr. .,.r,S

One was in town las, vcri; uu,iu.
around. r Nhcu hc reached town nc made
Tor sheriff MCDunicpS uni,r and y.,s tlnr,.
ana III company with that "iiici,, the most
"l ihr time. Ills name was T,hllr I'm,
WhCrc hc Was from we could nn, l..,,,
lie MADE his stay quite short oYjv rrn,;n
ing here about three hours. After il Lc.
cohNe known that he was Il sIH hc was ),
travelling mcnagcric for the SINAI, l,,vs l,.,
70 The older people his presence wa4
stihccnt. He was not sl,.u,l
enough to strike trail at this place
IL Were were any blind tigcys about her,
uey mad covered up their tracks So th,
he could not find them. 1t was rcnor,r,
thaI we he had his nose turned toward th,
mountains and pretended That he cou,,
smell something in the air as it was waffle,
from The everlasting hills, but having ~
other guide but his smcllcr and ro, L,;,,
acquai,ed with rocks he very wisely cnr
cludcd to wait until this week so 40 to o,;,,
BIN time to familiarizc himself with the,
and perhaps take company with him in II
event the tigers were too wild for one ms
TO catch.
Look out for them. They will be alo,
this week on big hunting or fishing tr
through the mountains and they will
awful dry. In fact they will rattle like
old gourd with peas in it. 1t will really
dangerous for them to taclc tho mounta
in as dry u condition as they will be, for
they should make mistcp and fall thu
would doubtless fall to pieces. They carr
their sign with them and it is this: Can
you Let us have a little whiskcy we al
awful dry and will pay you just any pric
for it y
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1T seems thnt some of the promi-
ncht men III the Alliance desire t.
belong to two political parties. Some
man talking through tho Columbia
journal few days ago, says that the
Alliance will,stick to tho State De-
mocracy, bat in national politics it
will go with the Populists. Well,
where Will we, who want to be Dcln,
ocrHts out and out, Democrats in na.
tlonal Affairs as wei! as State affairs,
go? The Porulists of this State will
find it pretty incoHvcnirnt thing to
hold between so GOO and 10000 white
voters in n Third Party organization
under the disguise of Democracy,
merely to sustain tho name OF Democ-
racy in State politics Fairfield Nows
and Herald. :
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Morris Locals.
Groceries 2

GGrOccrieS9
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Can
Goods, Elmo Crackers and Candies.
Dpy Goods!
Cottonados, Cashmere, Pants,
Shirts, Cravnts, Ties, SuspcnIcrs,
Notions, Coats Spool Cotton, etc.
AaarliSYarc!
Plows, Sweeps, Hoes, Rakcs, Axes,
Nails, Bolts, Tacks, Files, Rnt and
Mole traps.
'GOisacrO%
Elmo Tobacco, Cheap Tobacco,
Sweet Tobacco, in fact nearly ali
grades Of Chewing tobacco. Nichols
Long Cut Smoking Tobacco, the best
for pipe and ci%arcttos. Dukes Gig
arcttcs and as fine Cigars rs you can
find in any city for cents. Choop
Cigars and Chcroots. The best Kcr-
oscnc oil, and Castor oil by the cal.
lon or in bottles. TuIpcntinc by the
gallon and in bottles.
Spices Of all kinds. Como to SEQ
me.
Respectfully,
A. NJ. MORRIS.
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There are 1iO,0UI, coo uurcvA OF uu
coined silver bullion in the Treasury d."
pnrtmcnt today, boarded mp uni"r the pr"
visions Of the Sherman act. The act pro
vided tha! the government should buy
every month four and Il lm'f million
ounces OF silver bullion and coin two nal
lion into silver doll;:H. Th'lS IL" iuli"n
has accumulated. lndrr the provisions "i
the act the government have tn by the
bullion and itt il liz l;lCrC urUSs H.
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I'd WOnry to E0an.

pa improved farm lands I'm sums OF a3O0 and
Upwards. honnE rcnnyGblc in small annual nav.
hhfmtS htmtS through period OF six years, thus en1-
i,iH ;,H @ uic borrower To- pay Off his Indebtedness
Wlthont cNDuuStinS his crop in any one wear
I,ppih 10 j. BOGGS, AttorIAy
ut'cSi PiCkens, s. c.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1893.

The new district attorney, w. Perry
Murphy, Is giving general satisfaction.
He comes up to the expectation of his
friends and political admirers.
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LADIES ONLY.

pr DtMONT'S FEMALE REGULATING
nlii.E IRE always safe and rclinble 1910 testi
hlohWl' from all over the world. Beware OF
dangerous substitutes and mutations Prico
!: W per package. Sent by mail securely sealed
from ni1ScrVnt0n. Address Dr DuMONr:
mNrICthG3j jy NN''S"' '''''
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The Anderson Pc""lc'S Advocate went
into SpaslES last week because we said it
was not fair to leave Col. ID. X. Norris out
all the time and not provide IN office for
him. Ii lahorS Strcnuouslv to show that
%'oi. Norris is "nol an office seeker in the
sense in which the term is generally
used In the sense in which the term
is generally used in these days we
say Col. Norris IL an office seeker and
wants one bad. Whenever we hear a man
Fay these days that he wants 10 Office, tina,
he is content to serve the people in any
way if it hc only n trustee Of an ugriculiur-
al college, he can very safe he put down as
very anxious to yet the fattcst office he can
find.
We have nothing to sar a.,ain.: Co.. Nor
ris' character because we know nothing
against ii, In; We wnni t. sec the main who
Will refuse good fat rficr. He would he
curiosity il I'll, bron.,~l s"isc Of The
word and should be exhibited at the Worlds
Fair.
The great aim 0n, end Gi the ar, ,lawln"
movement IS to provide the faithful with
oi!ce and therefore VIC gay CO. Norris
eh"u'd not Inc left ont All the timr.
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NOTICE. {.

Is: Moicrntc. Don't harNss the s,.Stcm with
h"Xlpua drugs. Monterey cures Mninriu sNcry.
1rHhr'h, Iu,:!ScSt'"r aud Bose! tpinp!ai'its it
II Siin"!c, pleasant ~ taste ana lUHvcs no bnI
effects " "'
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TEE ATLANTIC COAST LINE RR
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
schedule IN effect July End, 1893

| Wilmington, y. c., Juno i8, 1903
| Fast Line between Charleston and Columbfa
| and Upper South Carolina and Western Eorth
| Cnr"'inn and Athens and Atlanta. Conc ensed
| Schedules: ~
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RICHMOND & 9ANViLlE R. r, 60.

Sninuel Sprnccr, +. ". iIWilCkOp,r and RCubin
Foster Receivers.
COLUMBIA AND GHEENVlLLE
DIVISION.
CONDENSED Schedule in effect juno |, 1893
Trains run 10y 18th Mcrililu Time
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MEETINGS..

In the year 1928 wondcrfulmcct-
ing was held in the woods near where
Zion church now stands, conducted
by Travis Owens. This was an en-
lorGcmont Of our borders, a wavsidc
appointment, without an oreaniza-
ton or regular preaching place but
undor tho power Of God tho whole
community WAS stirred, whole fami-
hes converted, an organization effect
ca and soon church building erect
The year 1889 was ono of wonder.
iui power and marking a long stride
, IN Mcthodism in upper Car,lino
Grccnville during this year oniovcJ
I a gracious revival, in which ono him.
dred and fifteen were added 70 flo
) church, and many moro convcrtnJ
The writer was one of tho many con-
vcrtcd in this meeting and ono ~
The very few still living to bless God
for this wonderful meeting. Thomas
Hutchings was tho central figure nm.
dor God in this revival. GroenvilIe
was the following year set off as Q
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Between Anderson. Hclt0n ard Grcenyillc.
DNilv

.WeNn CNNrIr*tOW. NN!Wm',iN, N!stOn and
Spurt,Ihurg.
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rDniy. Nos. SO and SO solid tr0ina 6efween
Charleston and Clinton s. G. 'e'"0"
IT. NJ. EMERSON
, ,,,,,. Asst Gem PnSscngor Agent
- ~ hhH i'f, II. NJ. EN- ERSON
'ch Manager. Traffic Manager
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Ben plpa | 4.

6jenoptaser 1riften. Homestead
Steel Works, tilboreuoe Carnegie
aompaniet, bespnote iibite Manbds
0riiten / ale Qioelinser, ~unbtasen 33
3pm. 5abrifen. Wanse flere Rano,
enb Der tr9n9tes, isste ON Irbcibe.
Snbgaar paa 5orlis. Gn miube'
Zig Ifsjs-elie Of Striospuufterne mel'
lem Amalgamated Association of
Iron and Steel Workers os Yittsburs
5abrifantsrne bar funoet Steo paa
en- forleoeu | Bittsburs afbol6t 8Onie'
renee. The finishers iubsit paa en-
Neoiattelie a Winimum Garb Briien fra
2 Gents til Il Gents pr. Buno. Oct
betpoer en- Neoi9ttelie / 2gnnen al 10
PCT. til be uuuprenoe Briier, men Itts
ger Yriierne, pil 2snnen blipe forbsiei
| 5orbolb. Neoi9ttelien omfatter lille
be andre Nrbeibere. &pnfereucen iores
gift meb 8o os Oroen o. Slrbeioerne
oenter paa en- iuarlis @jenaabnin9 al
ale Ggnens Sabriter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
s nDIanDe t.
q ~ q.

~ II.
SrGbte N~rbeibere. st Sammen>
ltgb ianot Snsoag Steb metlem to slrs
beioertrGn pao Gbicagu & 0prtbmes
tern Saneu / Nprbeben al Council
SluHs, unoer bpilfet Bert Sentins os
Sgren 8eterien blep br9bt, mebens
Sobn 2puoon % Chris. &uublen blep
baarot laareoe. ulDffen ifete peo Ell
Misforltaaelie al Srore.
StDr Qumber Srmt. @n al Gam
bets itpritc Fruits er iorleben blepen
bannet / Clinton unber Napn al Mis-
sissippi Lumber Co. meb en- attiefapis
tai at s1,500,0OO. Spor fort 5pretas
9enoet err, iaar man ct Se9reb ON, aar
maar man e%riarer, at bet umiatter enz
bper 9umbers og 2ossMta9nat peo
Wisisiippi % bens Siauber mellem
ct. Iaul os ct. 9Ouis. Clinton blis
Der Sruitens S~Oueotparter. s. @lps
erbauier al Ct. Saul blep palgt til
8reiioent, Irtenils 2amb al Clinton
tn @icepreIioent % 81. 8. McGOrmif
al Sapmarb, @is., til &asierer.
6ia fieber pp. 9irsbas inblsb Der
Meboelelle fra Neiu Yorf ON Sals
get al 10,600- etttier / Siour Gitp &
Nortberu Sanen % $2.236,O00 Serbi
/ Siour Gitp, S'MeiQ q @elteru glitter
for $1,000 600. Nteobelelien fpm iulbz
it9nois upentet % betpocr, at Sames
8. Siu, 8reiibent for @reat Nturtbern
9aien, bar fanet &pntrol oper ale bet
falereoe Sernbaneiellfabs GienoUmme.
Siour Gitp, S'NeiQ & gSeitern 3D.
men eier glftier / Missouri River Bridge
Co., % 8rpen, Tom er balp iGroi9, tils
ialoer MI Sia. Sipur GitD & Nprtbz
ern 9anen lpber fra S,our Gitp til
@arretion, g. 9af., 100 Mil / Noro,
os itaari Sorbinoelie meo Great Nortbs
ern 8anen. Siour Gitp, S'gteia &
@eitern 9anen lsber $50 Wfll / 8elt
lno / gtebraita. gienoommen repreiens
terer en- S9roi al benpeo 100000.
8etponin8en al Sanoelen / Sernbas
neueroenen er. at Sid, iom M er iars
big meo lin Serbane til &pIten, Ter Jig
iitano til at iuloigre i'm Ylon ON en-
Sernbane mob Spbpeit. Den ltal
trpoie Misiisiippi Gluen peb Siour
Gitp % ipl9e S'Meia & g8eitern 3d.
tter, iom pil blipe uouioet mob Spos
peit.
S%uinefolcra. Guinetolera, iom bar
pGret Ell ilem Sugbe for Spineaolen,
ct bruot no peb Sbeffielp, 20 Wtil iDo
iUr Maion Gitp, % Ell MGn9oe Spin
er allereoe bgoe.