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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31
"THE BAD WHITE Oh 4S."

rrbar vere seated on the big pine box
which lay under the shade OF the chlhapeIry
trees in front Of the grocery store ana the
old man with the long shaggy beard pulled
a long splinter from the box, ana, whiting
,eisurely on it with his single-bladed Barlow.
said:
"Clabe whatever come O. ole Sam Whites
hovs? Peers at somebody sed tina all went
tn the badT
The other shook his head solemnly ana
said: "Tha hain't dun no good 'ceptlh
Ellick. an he's dom purity fair"
'Gawge peered purity sharp onct; Whar
he at?'
"Yas Clabe, thot mighty lot o Gawge.
an tried hard ez emmy man cud tn make
suthin outen o. him. But tibet boy never
would worruk. He went off at flst an
teeched skule men he move to town an
read Jaw"
'tIIaint no lawyer, air e?''
"Naw; he wuz so blasted trifin' he wuden't
study none but fooled away all o his time
written fur newspapers an SIGH. Men he
went off tn Flidcefer, UT sum o them turin
places back thar an tina say he is a ediln'
O. a paper An my boy Sam sed he seed his
pictur in one O. these ere magazines. an
it wuz printed in the magazine tibet Gawge
White wur some punkins, but tha don't
know tibet boy like we do"
"Whars Tom at?'
"Ile never nd WOrruk nuther He fooled
er round an run Off tn the railroad. an las
week he cum up here in one o these ere
private kyars. lie wuz so orful biggety he
wouldn't sleep nowhar 'ceptin' in tibet kyar,
an the men WhuJ Wur with him called him
Kernul White an sed he wur the superin-
tendunt o. the system. He Wur so nation
bggety he jest sot thar in his kyar, an
writ. an 'Zamined the ground out thar whar
the depow air a-goin' to be built at.
Why cud'nt he cum up i'll town an tel urs
feliers howdy? shaw didcnt we know thet
boy whin he wuZ jest ez pore ez emmy o. urs
an sorry clothesf"
"Whuts Bob DUMP
don't know much about Bob ! heered
he he'd bin lected tn kongriss up in Tennysa,
an tibet he owns a big coal nine Swndled
somebody outen hit I'll warrant an got
rected by fraud l guess. Now Ellick. he
duz purity fair. He lives over thar on the
old place an made err good crop o clover
an oats this year. Hes er chip often the
ole block: he worruks like er race boss. an
hez got good team O mules Ell ennyhody 3;
but Eilick is the only one o. ole Sans boys
ats with cuss' ], A HALL.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31
H1iID STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
Man and Wife Fish All Night and Sleep All
Day.

Waycross, Ga. October 22.-(Speclal)-
The Warren family, who walked from
Montgomery, Ala, to this city recently.
make a living by fishing. Every night the
man and ais wife so to the Satilla river and
spend the whole night in the swamp. They
have set hooks III great numbers, scattered
here and there along the run of the river.
They also hunt for mud turtles Ill the
swamp. The dampness of the ground and
the jnclemency of the weather does not
prevent them from making their nightly
raids on the finny tribe.
Two cob pipes, some tobacco, box of
matches and some bread and potatoes are
the only luxuries they have. y fir Is butt
around lightwood stump on the banks
Of the river. The potatoes are roasted
ard some fish are cooked by The woman
while the man is engaged i'll looking after
his hooks Sometimes they maze 4 &o"i
catch and then a song / eaks on the still
ness of the night and the two lone fisher
men are happy Their garments are tat
tered and besmeared with mud and water.
Early each morning they are seen dragging
themselves along the streets, with string
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31
A METEoR!C TERROR.
A Mighty Celestial Visitor Makes Talk Whii
II CooIs off.

. MIGHTY Ce1estial Visitor Makes Talk While
II CooIs OFF.
brandon. Miss. Letter in The ST. Louis "iooe'
Democrat. c,
T X. Mattox, well known citizen OF simp-
son county who owns an extensive farin on
Connhell's creek. about eighteen miles SOUTH
east OF this place, came in town this morn
ing and told of a huge meteorlc stone "hlch
fau near his house on the night OF July Zlst.
Mr. Mattox says that about III O'Clock at
night he went into his barnyard to see that
everything was right about the premises. inc
night was somewhat cloudy, but not especially
dark.
He was returning to his house when ne
hoard a peculiar kissing sound near ana at
tho same instant luminous glow fell all
around him. as if the moon had suddenly
anoeraed from the clouds. He looked up and
was almost paralyzed at the sight of bril-
liant ball of fire descending through the air
Win the speed of lightning and having a
comet-like tail extending far up into the
heavens. It'll, g.. ,
hut he suffered unspeakabe terror. The ball
struck the earth with dull report 800 yards
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re Hit q Cub and Then Bad to Shoot Quick
TO Save Himself.

Waycross Ga. October 2G.-(Specal MIR.
Obadiah Barber, the veteran bear hunter,
from down on the Okefenokee swamp who
claims to have killed score Of them, relates
the following story:
For several weeks bears had been de-
stroying our hogs and | concluded a few days
ago that bear hunt in order. 4 young
man seconded the motion and ii was go.
Provided with dogs, guns and ammunition we
went. Arriving at pace where the water
was waist deep, W the thicleSt of the swamp,
We found it very difficult TO proceed further.
"FinJiy we found a cub and knocked II in
the head. No sooner had the cub been hit
than terrible grow was heard directly over
the cub ! looked up tree and SaW the Cd
bear coming quickly down. She furious =
mad and | know chat she meant to be game.
/ waited undi She reached the ground, and,
aiming my gun at her heart, tired She
rolred with pain bur did not stop. / saw
| had TO do quick work Or have a 'hugging
time with her. Another load of lead was
aimed ut her head and she fell on a tuS-
sock. She yaniy attempted to stand up, bur
She was Bleeding faSj and was TOO weak III
ua.iy she died, after coming near grabbing
me with her claws. The young man was
there but he was trembling with fear We
killed. the cub and would have saved the meat
of the bear, but it is no easy JOB when the
water is high.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

From The Chicago Record.
He-Leonora, it becomes my painful duty
to request a release from our engagement.
She-Why, have you ceased TO love me?
He-No dearest but / am a man of honor
I have Just learned that your father has met
with a disastrous failure, and | cannot con-
sent to lead you into life Of poverty.
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YOUNG FOLKS CORRESPONDENCE.
Lotters of Exchange Among the Constitu-
lions EittIaFoiES.

Lizzie Eadsen, Huntington, Gia.--Since reading
vour last letter / feel as Il | had taken stroll
with YOU. But do not think would have gone
In To see those ugly creatures who had to have
sleh severe lesson before leaving their own
country. I would like to talk to you all the even
mr. about tie worlds fair, but l must make my
letter snort.
an in my eleventh year My father is a farmer.
NV mother IS teaching sister and 1T home. We
went 70 school the first of the year.
hope dear little Edna is improving.
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Mary Ellis. Grovania. Cal have for long time
wanted ~ become one of the cousins, like Aunt
Susie's letters SO much.
am little sirl ten wears old; my papa is
farmer and lives one and half miles from Gro
yaufa I 20 to school six miles from home and
ho4d from Mond- Y until Friday. The only reason
object to boarding Is that have to leave mamma
and papa.
have TWO nets 4 little dog and little colt. The
colt IS more valuable, hut l must say tnat love
my little do. most; her name Is Snowflake.
I take The Constitution, and am perfectly de-
lighted with il. / read several sample copies and
was fond OF it, asked papa to let me subscribe
FOR il,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

LARGEST WATCH HOUSE il la1 ss; F T1}:s.:
send for catalogue iJESuJ 90. Minneapolis ann
Mention The Constitution.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

yMsQ WOyPVo 1Oc 10 H. Harte Rochester, Il. Y
AmHn MVAuii Explains and gives value TOO
Mention the Constitution.
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use. Everybody knows al
Pear1ine for washing clot
We talk more about t.
because of all the wear and t.
and labor it saves, by dol
away with that ruinous I'll,
rub, rub. But don't let its bel
stop there. With anything
that will wash at all, Pearline
will save you something in the
washing. Dishes, paint, wood
work, marble, windows, carpets
without taking up), milk cans,
silver, jewelry, etc.-these are
only some Of the things that
are washed best with Pearlinc.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS wanted
for new business; So q day made easily
these dull times. Samples free G. Marshall,
Lockp0rt. n. Y Mention The Constitution
yyl[ "a q
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BY AUNT SUSIE.


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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

$50 ssesa "a Morphine EHabit Cured im II
H2S$S A3ssN dss 20 aiasa. No pay tsii cured,
sJ2 aSgssa d. sTGpAsns, Lebanon. Ohio
Name this DaDer,
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just two years old and just beginning to learn to
talk, and you may guess he Is amusing.
., am sorry for those little girls who have no
papa and mamma and for the little crippled girl
81 Hot Springs. / wish l could do something
to help her.
Papa has bought sister and new organ. o,
we're delighted when he came home with 1t,
we could hardly wait until the box was opened
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a&s ,ss, A4& Ss& SIyEectric Belt sent you on TIA
E. ~. L. free. CURES YOU: tnsoi les
I T~m SSA Judd, Detroit, Mich. "&ntAr. Il
,fartion me CONSTITUTION. iujY25-wit
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

Jennie MattOx, Newman, Gal am a little CIR
twelve wears Of age-very large for my age. car
pick 1870 pounds OF cotton. We live i'll the country
MY brother runs Il one horse farm and help him
pick cotton.
My father is sixty-six years old, and works as
hard as any man. He likes me to go with him wtet
he goes anywhere. He is strong third party man
and loves to hear speeches from Mr.. Watson
Who was 1t that saved Captain John Smiths life
when he was going to be burnt by the indians:
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Nina and julia Rentz. Grovania, Gave are
two SISTERS. aged eleven and nine We live in
Houston county near the Georgia southern and
Florida railroad; also real neal the park, Beech
Haven.
our papa is a farmer, and has taken The Consti
f7lfion a iouls time We enjoy reading the Young
Folks' corner. ana especially yOur nice letters.
We have NJ pets, except sweet little sister,
aged nearly three.
Tue day by the death Of one of our little Sunday
school mates. God for some wise purpose took
her away from Us. While mourn her loss, we
hope of meeting her where parting Is no more
FssIe C-osset. Wakefield Texas-I am a little
girl thirteen years DID, and stockman's daugh-
ter. ma live ranch fourteen miles north OF
Big Spring. We have been out west five years.
Paua Is well pleased with this country as stock
country. 1t would also be a splendid country Tor
farming if it were more SeaSonaDle
We have 3 good well and windmill in our yard;
also large tank, with pretty green willows and
cottonwoods growing around Its bank ana In the
ward. and a nice garden which we irrigate, and can
raise almost anything IN the vegetable line
Wen will close, hoping you will excuse ; this
came out here until last winter.
Correspondents solicited.
Madame Donahoe, Searcy Texas.-I do enjoy
reading the cousins letters. / live in Madison
county fifty-four miles from the Navasota river.
am a farmers daughter. We have to help pick
cotton like the most of us Texas girls do. We are
all learned TO pick but there are few who learn to
like il.
Our school starts the 1st of November. Our
teacher Miss GEORGIA Searcv invited my brother
sister and myself, to attend her birthday dinner.
We had such time. We all sang and played
on the organ, and amused ourselves In different
gays.
The good hook tells us are not heard for our
much Speaking, SO will close by asking CORE
.pOndelce from any OF the cousins.
Cora Donahoo, Searcy. Texas.-I am thirteen
gears Cd; / weigh 1893 pounds my name Is Cora
Donahoe. Ny parents are both living, and all nly
brothers and sister; there is only seven of us.
Most of the cousins talk about their pets, but
have no pets except my little baby brother; he IS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-10-31

JOY some sacrifice has been made. Not so with the
sweet star of hope. 1t guides and lights us
through many passages of life which would IN
deed he dark an troubled without u ray from
'hope's bright star" Hope is happiness; hope is
lie; where the star of hope has set, the light of
life has gone.
think Aunt Susie very kind and patient with
the cousins and thank her ever so much.
Will some of the northern cousins write tome?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

flltii lllffhf
S'ucr writing yesterday have been
making some calculations AS follows,
There arr consumed ~ Albuquerque" and
vi, nl,S fully 3n,Wm gallons of coal al
and gasolu". Tia" average cost will not
exceed ~ cents l"r gallon which would
De- 80. unn, AMI II II now sold nj - cent?
per gallon which amounts I" S'i,"o
leaving u profit, less expenses, ct Si''W"
aud as csprnsrs will MT exceed SI,"" u
clear p,r,ht at Si7,im
Quite Nee little sum To- l." saved and
this II not all NJ this r"mpan! has mo
nnI,"ly of the trade N all paints, oils AMI
tur1rntinrs. which will more than pay all
the EXPENSES "f ia" company NJ tins sta
tinn. lrthls money was made by our m"r.
chants, whnhvr here and spend ia" pr"ttr
Of their business among ~ AMI assist IA
building our city, paying mN"s' etc, II
would be- quite another thing, but 'hir
greedy corporation desc nothing tnwRrls
public ru,"rpris" and pays no taxes worth
mentioning, in fact /, il ours" t" the
community which We should rid nurr"lv"'
~ without delay let us "rganl|" con
unmrr com any AT once, Now In th'
tim. Every months delay IA costing ~
fully Si,ON M the ah"ve figures alr all II
favor 81 thus rotten corporation.
tuSsrNKH,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Trattrr- Song Fast.

Twenty head "f speed horses &c
,upi,pi twn care, attached I" no to-day
They have bacon uu Nhr tracks ~ MuutH.
IVA. Oregon aud California, aud ARE "n
route to New Work l. ! Ross, I" whom
the animals arr ruuSigu"I, has h"d g'"'l
luck with the s,ul TIL" brown mar,
Vera. - four ,ror.od Icy Strawh"n",
made r,corl r,,u,ly "a ia" Anaconda
track. Butte CI,l, Montana. "f 9:l2i
The three yrnr "li era! MARI, Faika,
.9l7l Al San J"s" lh" animals w"r"
wntr,,sl here AZ 4" J. m hnd attracted
attention during Their hri"i stay at TIA"
drlnt. though "uly i"" '"l'd u" sen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Terrible HiSinrtnn
MAhJ Suffering from n TO-dAJ

20" cry u MISFORTUNE II newer hear
, ruut u r,.rpoHsIV~ thfnu ~ oympHthI
from thp-- Uhu hear It. Thuusauut
have had IL gupp-, Sulch left them W.T.,
llgt cuusiart tr-i, Hurn out feeling
seen sruet,s, dul hradhch", d-pr-aslou
lys.r a etc have often prayed Tor ~
- rcd are uhtH,ulug It from DR. Mlies
lee .ofauvr N-rNlu-, " Lev Enyai'
Macy, Ird. sage luu- N-rv,u- hS,
rur.d me- Il pro-trnttun, Il IN Just NhHl
Nuur adNrr,r--urut sad I Has." Nv,
bi,,.so ~ NrfVIu" rur,i me II .lck heat
arr.." CrnE WIli-r, Palmyra, y. !
Sold 90 ~ guarantees ny DR. iho. II
Burv,ss \ Spn. Call Tor tn. ioc,nr,
back. "NrN aud Startling t'act-," tree
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Papers tssurd

GuN"ruur Thornton I~Su,-i r'quri'iuu
papers I" sheriff Campbell, IN Apache
county, Arizona, aud that officer will de-
liver ia" sam" I" Sh"rii lrlsarrl for the
person Of Manuel Bara who X ia the
county jail "n - charge "f grand larceny
IT," sl"rlh wAS instructed 10y th" court
to- deliver ia" sand liRra, II wanted. thus
saving lirnnlill" county furthtr rNr"ns"
~ the case
Gara II d"-l"'rat" customer, and says
h" VII max" 'nlurr meat II ihr officer
"hn attempts I" tab" him t. ia" Apache
r"nuty hasti,r II" L. wanted Gn hnrsr
stealing, anl Shrr'' Campbell will s"'
,hat Manuel Is cared fT IA u prison cell.
at ST Johns, Aparh" county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
severe Accident

I.aH" 'ast SATURDAY afternoon, o,n G.
Bowman, foreman IL ia" rar repair sh"Iz,
Na- s'Nrrly injured hI l"iug ranght b..
tween ia" humI"rr # ~" 'arr 80 a rld"
track The Arui,ut was raur'sl by the
ears being struck ly 'h" swatch engine
Mr. Bowman hal - iarru~ rSrA.~ from
death. aud Wa badly squeezed Aci,,s. the
hips In kasi,r - attending him. aud
II is hoI--i ~ b"Hmau w,lI ~nn b- ga
mis- feet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Specimen Gases

:. u. Clifford, New Ca-s.,l, Wis, Wus
troubled with neuralgia and rh"umn
tlEn, his stomach was dlsnrd"r@d, hIr
liver wns affected IL al alarming d"gr"',
appetite Tell Hway, aLi h. ~Hs terribly
reduced ~ ii-.h and strength. Three
BOTTLES ot Ectric liilt.rs cured him.
Edward shepherd, ilHrrIsburg, III,
had II running sore IN hls lex uf "lght
years stand NJ, us-d three bottle. 81
Electric Bitt-rs Hld seven buttl~s ~
liucklru's Arnlcs Salv.. and hs ley II
sound aud we'll john speaker, Ca,H~
ha. o. had tive large fewer sores on hlr
l-g, doctors sHd h" aHs lncurhbl". On"
bottle Electric littprg and one huN
BurkI-n'u Arnica Sal,. cur-d him .n
tlr-ly Sold by I. 81 Eutg"es 4 Son,
Drugglhta.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
sn.,aIr sheriff aad,-.

The kIusr'l.Nunu'neham shri"yalty
,ou,.-t Assumed new rhaS" to-day up
ca the announcement ny Judg" S"'uir
that h, h,I approved IA" bond offered
l,y Mr. husrDl This h"nd it will l- .r.
w.m,..raI. VA for Slo.oo" aud wac PR
r.rJ nu ,u" strength Il the action Of
IN. county loar,l IN directing TIA" removal
II sheriff cunningham and appointing
Mr. hm-,ll sheriff IN hiS place New
Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Citizen

Vegas
surveyor rrar,c was out north ~ a.,
city With his m"u to-day
Misses Ruth aud M.reuc,u,r I.rk.
hay" returned rrum the east
Col " q Mnrmon, IT laguua made.
his weekly trip tn til" c,,y day
fmuk T"wu", statement cl"ik boz Wells.
Fnrg" \ C"'s office. L. quite 90 to-day.
Chas. = 'iuu, and " l.. Tr.mlh. Inv.
g"n" I" Trinidad Ia book after shipment
"fhur-r-
br d. Lama went {" S,rorru iuI, morn.
ing Ia attend tl," wrG' Ut j 81. Luna. who
IL rrriously ~
Postmaster MntthrWs, If Cula. in ,hfs
county, IL ia ia" city purchasing q stock
"f mrr lpuls'
''"n Wltchrr aud hls ,Irrk nr, expected
from pay trip e. The southern forts ~
Arizona this "yruug
G II Young, superintendent ~ wrls.
Farg" n Co. will r',uiu num u ,rip a.
C"rrlllus this evening.
J. q Caldwell and WIFE have returned
fr"m Kansas. whrr they hayr been
NiS. Drg Tor III" last month
At Denver. " u rhllrrs. II tins city.
Is mentioned IN ia" paper, ~ q Cattle.
man ll'' has un" homr!y l"r-,,y COW
j a J'hu-"u va. served with Import
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

ilr iset sHly. ~ the ~Urld Tor cutE,
ptu,~.s, snrrs, ulcers. sAlt rheuGI, fewer
snr... letter, rhapp-d hands, chiiblalnt,
'nrus. aud MI ekln -tuptl1ns, and p,',l
tlv-iy cures piles, ~ no pay r"Qulr"j, II
= guHrHL u.-d 10 CIV. pvfi-ct satIsiartun
" money refunded, Ific- - c-uts per
bpI. For sale by Or rho n, Burgess
\ son dFnggIat-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

r'.'is -old very cheap nnl many r"rr.rus
mI ia "a winters supply q ru, Quart
r,u'. Il fruit +,li fr - ..n'- I"t dozen
auI .u" half gallon eau. rr a. ~ pee
i.y"n EvaporAi"d n.u' Wlrh usually
"m..- h'r" frr 90 cent? o. uuI Wa- sold
~ 3 a'n'- I,r pound T.,r was nui u
I'm'el supply II horny suI ,hurr early
~ TO- ground wrr" thr. .U.,.. Nlu secured
u Tie damaged gr,.i. were shipped
irnh california AMI ,.u.. -uwI i,A m,i.
,hAr' H Lac Vegas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25

II Wrll oost you nothing aud slIl cure
ly DO yuu good, II you have
Cough, Cold, ~ any trouble "rtn
Throat, Chest ~ Lungs DR.. Kings NeS
discovery Tor Consumpto', Cpushs aud
Colds In guaranteed t. Nv" relief, ur
money viii b. pald Dack SuNrrrrs
from La ,irVp" found II Iu-t the IA ng
snd under IT. us- had s,-.dy aud
t-,fiect recovery Try pam. ,lr but,ls
at our expense aud learn fur Nuurs''t
Iu-t how good thing It II Iuhhri
lees free At n, burgess \ Sous Dtug
Store Lar. ~. ~ cents aud 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Miles. Nerr A Liver rlll..

Act on q new prlurlpr regulating the
uy-f, stomach aud b,W-Is through a..
nerves, A new dlsooy-ry, DR.. Mile.
pills sp@s.dily cure hlllousn.~a, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, ooht patton, In
e9ual.d Tor men, women, children. small
est, mildsst, surest' a. dosas ~ oenLs
Samples frss At 7 II, burgess 4 Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Eatertaia~d

The winter s"aSnn may he sald tn hAv"
been nurn,~i IN s,rial crvrr las, evening
with the very plrasan, entertainment At
IA. rrs,irucr off n Kent, esd, given
Ia the Orpheus club hy Misses Margar"'
Kent and Maggie Lee, The club oI"u'i
the program with "Annie Laurie FOL
lowed by Mics Kent, who plAye'i the N'"'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
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sam" supper.

hn-' evening K II ,ir""ul"d gH,r IL
gam surl"r l." f,'w uf hs ull friends
Ia" tables wrr' loaded with yruisnu,
I""iI and other gam" haE:,d 10y Mr.
,'r""uirf and W II Persons. II Denver.
"n th"lr recent hunt "a the Jrrurl hr
feast Wa given M honor 1T Nj prr-uus
wh" n u noted hunter aud a pheasant,
gentleman He Killed two deco At hong
rang" "u III" trip. After IA" feast s.a-
-"u ~ s'rlnl chat tu"k place. nnd Mr
PERSONS Mas rh"d u SAFE Journey hum"
ami return next year. IT, lrn uu th"
evening train TIA" part! al H." supper
consisted IT W II rrr-ou-. lIr- prarr"
and Master, thas Hrlc"r, Char NJ
teach, Frank Sturr"r aud rhu- Hughes
II wHS pl"asau, "ccas,np AMI Mr. and
Mrs. ir"uiraf proved entertaining and
generous hosts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-25
Foot BaiI

ia" ulN"i-''! team, ,niuI1'-"i IT "
l'uwi", Warren Nurg"--, Cums,,rk. "
"risW"ld, SAN. Goldh"rr. vii SANDERS.
Arthur Spencer ~ Nammiz. Norman
S'"rS. llarr! Thompson. Alex. Wagr
'nd Richard Myers. played the h..h
~,ho"l t"am thIr morning. M" latter
""r-'s'ug 1T + Qu."r. : stevens. e.
Hu,k''!, j IN. " Muuu". Melville
Nrmm"rs, Rob Mruaui j wags. Tar.
h"d Hughes, q aud \ Swrc,hud IN"
gam" was ""n 10y ia" uly"rrity bays hy
u sr"r" ut too The high r,huuI team
har uaI uo practice. whIlr the luIyri.
~Iln's hnN" had -nm" Ilur'Irr. though 'hr
high "h,s'. boys gay" them hari l,am".
aud think they vii DO better u,At tlm".
lh"S" ~" '"aru- viii mix th"ir rlryrus
aud play ~" Iuian rrhr"l boys. proved
NIX 'h" latter " 40 accept "a challenge