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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
ave furlonss was iaix. On Maj . Dobbins AMI

i've fur,ones was fo1x. On MAJ, q Dobblns finished
first In the fremont Stakes, at three-quars" VI
mile. IN 1fsil. Declare was second and Hurting
ham was third. Four others also ran. ~ Mosr'
Park. on June g. the Barlow Stakes. al s'~ '.'
longs were won by Dobbins who carried lz' pou"os'
Despot was second at 1903 pounds. and Sir Excess
third. Three others On June 10 DobphS wa'
beaten for the great Eclipse Stakes by TWO ens'"'
by Domino. Declare was third. There were ."'e'
other horses in the race. On June lG DoDplhs'
carrying 1is pounds won the Anticipation S'ahe'
at five and one-haf furlongs. Melody. VINO was
second. carrying 100 pounds; Miss Lily ca'''"s
% pounds. was third There were FIVE other con-
testants in the race At Sheepshead Bay on June
90 Dobbins won the Foam Stakes with Meiody
second and Declare third. Two other horses ia"
in this On June ~ he won the zephyr S'ahes
carrying 100 pounds j. p b.. at l07 was secoho
and Melody. at 49, was third. On June ~ Dom'""
won the great Trial Stakes, Hyderabad was secoha
and Dobbins third. two lengths behind NY
derabad. On June % he won the June Stakes. carry
ing 12s pounds, St Maxim lls. second. and Dis
count lls, was third. Six others ran also Az
Monmouth Park Dobbins won the Atlantic STAKES
with Riverside second and Prig third. There were
two other horses In this race. on July Jacko'-
Spades. carrying lOS pounds won the Seabrignt
Stakes. DObb.ns carried l2j and was second ieha
cous was third Six others also ran On July IL
Hornpipe. carrying lls pounds won the Tyro Stakes
San Lucas. with l0S pounds up, was second, anu
Dobbns, carrying l25 pounds. was third. Ihere
were two other horses In this contest IN Aususs'
5, in the Select Stakes, Dobbins was unplaced,
finishing seventh in field of nine. Senator GRADY
won the race. At Saratoga, on August 10 ana ~
Dobblns won purse races. The next races In which
he took part were the Futurity and the special
match race with Domino.
Here is the record of Domino's races:
on May %. at Gravesend. Domino. il2 won z
sweepstakes worth $685.. Figaro was second. ana
Patrician third on May q. he won the Great
American Stakes, beating Dobbins by four lengths
Joe Ripley third Five others also ran: On
June TO- at Morris Park Domino won the Great ,ha
Eclipse Stakes beating Dobbins by two lengths
Declare third. Three others also ran AZ
Sheepshead Bay on June q. Domino won the Great
Trial Stakes. carrying l25 pounds. Hyderabad
carrying 49, was second. two lengths before
DobbIns. who carried rs pounds. third. on July
~ the Hyde Park Stakes at Chicago were won by
Domino who carried ,2s pounds; Peter the Great
1lS. second. and Vassal, I23. ran third SN
others also ran. At Monmouth Park Domino won
the Produce Stakes. carving ri pounds Dis
count 10S ran second, and Declare. lis, third
The Futurity was won by Domino. carrying lS9
pounds Galilee. rs, and Dobbins, $50. finished
second and third, named
The match race between J. r. K"ene's Domino,
liS. and Richard Crokers Dobbns ilS. resulted IN
a dead heat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
COLONEL OCHILTREE TALKS OF DOMINO

Domino Is the greatest two-year-old colt nave
ever seem" said Colonel Thomas p. Ochltree to
q Tribune reporter Yesterday Colonel Ochiltree
was lust starting for Sheepshead Bay with Mr.
Roberts. the English billiard champion Il have
seen the two-year-od form Of Ormonde. Orme
ST. Simon and other great horses he added. but
| have never seen a colt equal to Domino. Ormonde
was not Dominos equal as twoyear-old.
"Domino's race with DobbIns was to me the
browning proof Of his greatness. He had raced too
much He was a stale horse. One-eiBhth OF a
mile from the finish he was a beaten horse. But
he pulled out and saved himself from defeat by
one OF the greatest 'forts have ever seen.
"Dobbins Is q good colt too. rank MIN second
only to Domino He had been recuperating at
Saratoga and was In perfect form. All Saratoga
horses do well on the tracks this city In the
fall.
Domino badly needs rest. and II Mr.. keene
retires him for the season. believe he VIII prove
to be the greatest that has ever been
known. and the greatest horse on the TURF
Colonel Ochiitree paid a warm tribute to Colonel
f. A. Buck, who was killed In the Long Island Rail-
road disaster. He said that 1t was due primarily
to Colonel Buck that the Duke 81 tSis counsry
Colonel Bucks son. John. Colonel Ochlltree sa,u,
would have charge Of the BUSINESS Mnr,b has IN this
country.
STRAUSS SAYS LAMBLEY SET TIE DOG ON HIM
In the Concy Island Police Court. bfo 'u,,er
Suth and yesterday morning, Jockey Jimmie A""'.
araeued the charge Of assault Inc ro""""""
was Louis Stau-s. tailor Lamo"y o''er 49,. n.
clothes from Strauss. but when he receiver "'''"
refused pay. because, h. said, the' u'o "o' -"
Strauss went 10 the Sheepshai Hay faee''aeA ~,
day and asked L.amb.ey for the amount OF inc "'
LamLley In Father Biz Days >S'De =. w .
There a number OF vicious dogs In the >H'o' s's
which Is q bulldog named Jack" iampey' "po" "
Ing yesterday told him 60 leave tns r'so''' Nv.
upon his refusal vet Jack Oh him. Inc aos p''' p
OF strauss's coat and would have attacked him again
had who pr sent pulled ne "os
away IAmbley laughed when he saw the DOG auaek'
ing Straass
LAmbley pleaded not guilty 70 ne Sns1ss sn~ @0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
THE RACES AT GUTTENBURG.

The race, at Guttenbug yeste day resulted as follows
Fist race-Fiye furlongs zzcta first Dalsyiian sec.
ond + Mclaughlin third. Tne-1 02.
Second racc-Fivc md half furlones ST. Fot hrst.
Ed Kolrney second Sun Glimpse third. Time-l OBJ
Third race-Sx and half furongs. Double Cross hr't
Kirsch second Maj nose third. Time-l Ia
Fourth racc-One mile. Rev d. Mar Il st. Liselg Sec
ond Logan third. Time ADJ.
rim r,ceScyen furlongs lester first, Chcddar Sec
ond Woodchopper third. Time :30ia.
Sixth race-Slx furlQnc Balance FIRST Kentucky Lazy
second Wallace third Tlme-1 :l0t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Eastern Ncw.York and New.England. hir slghey
warmr Monday morning northwest winds becoming VAN
Bile.
For the District OF Columbia, Eastern Pennsy"sn~
New Jersey Maryland. Drlawar, and virginia. iaTS
Slightly cooler Sunday morning; warmer Monoay mo'"'S'
variable winds az.
For Western York. Western Pennsylvania "'Ss
Virginia and Ohio fair; slowly rising cmpe'"S"''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
ENTRIES FOR THE LABOR DAY RACES.

The programme for tomorrow at SheeT~hcad Bay IL
fully up 20 the standard excellent cards that hay
been arranged for this meeting The first race VIII b.
five furlongs scramble for year.olis with large
fed OF youngsters that well known q racegoers
named starters
The second race will lie for the Stakes, with
list OF ten probable Among them Is Dobbnf.
who will endeavcr to give to nine modra competitors
from II 10 81 pounds the Fu:urlty course
The Labor Day Stakes promises an opportunity fof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
TIE UE4THEk REPORT

RAIN on THE ATLANTIC AND EAST GULF COASTS.
Washington, Sept. "a ridge Of high pressure
tc6ds from Texas the st. Lawrence Valley; the low
pressure area has remained nearly stationary TO the north
OF Montreal. ham has illen the Atlantic and Ease
Gulf coasts. The temperature has risen IT, the Cppae
Missouri and Mississippi valleys, Virginia and NorA
Caron, and has fallca decidedly In NewEhgiand, tAe
Ohio Valley and lower lake re2t0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03

the public n Inmplighter try CONCLUSIONS WIN
Baoauet and five others and three eighth" miles
, selling race with eleven entries aud a handicap NJ
one and a fourth miles the turf. with seven 9o'u
ones entered completes the programme. surfing
DAYS spot is predicted 'or all who attrhi tomfro"
ra.es Here the crtrics:
FIRST RACE-Two-y arOlds Special we'shH. rive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
Eyron NJ Clel and's ch G. Henry OF Navlrre,
bv KNIGHT If Ellerslic-NUss Rose, ll5

Mutuae-Horrv Of Navarro. stfagh eio 3D. p'ce
$40 95: Potcntate place $l4 30
Peter the Great Trinculo, Mod sto, Ben Lomoho'
Tenacious Eleanor b., Factotum and Patrcian were
scratched and Prie added. The start was fair con-
sderng the number Of bad actors that had to be taken
anna ~ For the first two fuongs the leaders changed
places rapidly that It was difficult to follow 'hem
Potcntate ten drew out, FOLLOWED by Sam Lucas ana
Appomattox and they raced neck and neck until the
stretch ives reached Here Potential" appear to have
the other. b. at"n safely. but Henry OF Navarro. VINO
had saved much ground ty running tn, inner rail-
Joined issue In the last sixteenth and In driving
finish beat Potentate by a head Goodae's riding was
amcntable. Weinberg u,fd two lengths further
back lie lapp d out by Appomattox, Prg and sam
Lucas.
THIRD RACE-OMNIBUS HANDICAP; 81 800 added.
One mile and furong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03

case was adournei until Tomorrow. "FA.her 81 ~ Day
was I'm court and tried sctt the Gaze. bnc Strauss
would drop It. Lambley said the oog "eat isI
strauss Lecaus, h. was stranger and MED that ~
set the dog him. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
DOMINO AND DOBBINS.
BRILLIANT RECoRDS OF THE TWO FAMOUS
COLTS OF 1898.
UNBGoKEN LINE OF VICTORIES OF MIR. KEENE'
WONDERFUL TwO-YEAH ohh-"AoIS IN
WHICH HIS GREAT RIVAL HAS
TAKEN PART.

In years hence the names Oh Doi'i''o a.'N Do'
bins will no on the lips of racegoers as the crack
colts Of 1907 who ran a match race for slo,Voo
side Gray-haired men will tell the younger race
goers the story Of the great match. Ihey Will
tell that from flag fall to finish the crack Two
year-olds of 1893 ran locked over the futur'ty
course at the Coney Island Jockey Ciup uaeM'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03

third money Lady Bees winning half length By Joye
second. length before Simmons
SIXTH RACE-IIandcap. One mile and furlong' on the
turf.
Betting.
H. Hendric's b. h. Versatile. bv Rayon
dOr-Valeria yrs, 1923 N. .(Lambley 81 2-1
W. Is. Jennings's CHI. T. Deception, 3. 1O5 .
(Midgeley)o 81 IL
W. C. Days b. m. Lizzie 5. lis.
" (Doggctt IL So
Bermuda, u, 123.
Long Beach, 4. ia tSlilS) ~
MarigOd, 3. 100 car 1Ol)..-.... driving III -
Sam Bryant g. 105 Gar IoT,.. .(Hamiltot) ID 81
Timc--1 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS straight go 30 place s23 so De-
ception place sll ID
MAJ shall DIablo and Aloha withdrawn. Muicod
shot away the start. II she were going to make
runaway race Of IT, furongs found her in dhi-
cues and soon afterwar1 she fell away baten. As sh;
dropped back Bermuda Lizzie and Deception moved up
and the the stretch they I'm he1d and head
ver5atle who had been well up throughout then joined
in the struggle anE proving the best stayer OF the lot
he first the hniyh by length Deception second
hpad hefor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
BYRON Mcc,eIIand's br. c. Frog Dance, 1os.: =,


Mutuals-Busiri- straight SOL go place s3i 50; Frog
pancc (ncld, plice ~ TO-
Sadie w and Ka7an scratched. Belle Swlo
va the cade the end Of half mile. Then nhe
faded away TO nothing and finished In the ruck A.
shc fell away there general closing. with Insists
and Frog Dance most prominent. In the last siNte''
these two began draw away from the others, anu
the 0nl.h wa between them with Busris the "i'h'r
nv more than a length. Frog Dance second. length
ls,me yenusberg, who, with good rider. might nave
FIFTH RACE-For two and three oils. Special
wei .hts. Five iuflongs
Betting Betting
Santa Anita Stables oh. l. Lady BcSs. by
Emperor OF Norfolk-Anitto. 3, 1OI 70 -,
(Dogeeit 30 %
NJ NJ. Aliens Dr. c. By Jove. 3, TO-. :. a,
i'urrusc Blu vi" y '''''''' - tSinsj - l-2
Rem I.omond . 100. (Mdeeiey g %
Incasta 97........-........... ito inson 70 -
i;a1%a:s Daughter ?. 07.....J. Lamblcy i3-i 6,
fno Colorado, 100 tear. 10i =. driving L %
Time ;ol - .,... 40 co Nc
JoNc place 50 30.
Domingo. Alc>ia and Frog Dance were witlir'wn. IL
was anybod,'s race for half mile. BY Jove. simmons
Icn Lonond and Lady Bcs running head and head win
the others right thei heels Simmons was tie first
to give way, but he managed 10 lat long enough TO get
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10y free c'al. hu, actually injured ,hcrcn,
~ AZ" th" runsumtr, 1T ,ual oil M AIlu
Ir"rIu" u u ~" -i"rrutyIrd reply "
No" fi"" iroJ"r 2. th, arl.,iUrui Il the
rr'"'Jut.,, =" a-k "WhS should ~,
many be- iuNrI IYr the lrurn' IT tb, L.S
prIu,'r~f w. tins ,n-n ufn iai.N uu
coal, WhrHr" the h'u'u.uui"-i tn-i. ,in,
mu" Nn"ir SECOND, ihr mm,r- Turl.
'hr railroad company Fourth. ~" l-uI,lr
"t Gallup, 'w"r haut-, mechanics. rtrJ.
Finn, DO" farmers, GARDENERS uui -'-.k.
r'u "f \rW MrN.,' who u part -uIlI,
'un mIu,r S,,iu. ih" Whu.r-aI, ni.I other
Ilvtl'rs % uur ,'N N,Nrnlh, tnu-. Who
az" benefited 10y having Arer Wu.M,-alr
h"u-"s h"rn, au,b n- rru estate uNurr-,
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nJu..uNN Vhu ha,u" tb" l,u.n' Il su
much Nn,uuh," rrul"r'! t.r t,DI.u. "'r
W." az" r"au! h'uo''r,i p! u,. .uaI
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STlLL SLEEPING.
Thl. Immigrant VII" Landed Ia week.
Ago.

Alvin pNu a ,,,r,p,n im,ri,r,r,
hA, been n.Ir.p A. the Coax rnuutv
nn,pItl for the .s, six v.r,ss nnd
sr.m, ia h, ,.r,i TIN rn..u c,r,
from ,;rrunnv an IN, N,r,h ,,,r,,,
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II, suffered severely, fr.,n ,r.,..i,,sn,,.
an In, vn,nr. aud vas uui,, ,i,L
when no landed IN NV S,rk Il,
,u.a =, train f,r ,hf,.,,,, aud ,,n
,..rcr lndi,r, Al "a, Grants -,
sp,.rs,iy, and ir,..,.r, c,,lu,,,rs :,
,r.n.c him n.,d and whom N,
reached ,hir,,,, h,. as ,nrrrd ,vrr 4,
ia, nNi.i,.s ~ ,l,. ,..,,u,v h,s,i,ul
lNau Snn eel ,r,uuulIv when he
was lifted into the ambulance aud IA,
i snoring vet Every known remedy
for that tired feeling" ha. been All.
miuis,crcd 10 him. hu, hc sleeps still -
the wcaric'.' man II the institution
The physicians say that h. is suffer.
ug from hasllar meningitis in its sub.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-09

r. W. Parker II quite seriously Nh At
lar home ia IA" Highlands
pr Mrhmnld IL seriously IN, u, nis
r'sidrur" ia the Highlands
Thirteen rars II cattle loaded NJ Mag.
lalrnH PASSED through ia" cliy today en-
r"ut" tn Kansas try
Mrs Page. of Eas, Railroad acruur. II
wing critically III with lung trml'",
Drought on l,y "a-" Of grip
4 Telegram was r.c,iyrd this morning
hy Ernest u;ruu-tli that the h.ly Il Al
h"rt iruurfrd had arrlN"N nj - l.uu-.
and that ia" hrIy would b" crrmntrd
ths aitrru"uu
\ Il Torrance, If Clrvrlaud. OHIO, II
~ ia" city. AMI intends S,-,n ,u uI.'u u
strictly custom hnt AMI shes stnr, lie
comes {" make permanent rnsidru,".
aud viii l." given a hearty welcome.
= l.. S"hlr, lately 81 Cr,rd", Cul,raI".
hu, VII" with VI u larlu Is Ah"a, :"
start a n"w newspaper At I"rrlIlo- I" L."
raII,S the C"rrill"S ISm,rrnr. II ~ the
city to-day getting vAnahl" pointers ~
ia" gIrh, metropolis Of New M"Ni,u. llr
~ AT ia" Windsor.
+ Mrr,alrth, ih. carl"u'"r, who ir So.
juurnug ia West Virginia, Writes that ti"
weather th"rr -mr! "awipI' Ram,
snow and mud all th" sam" day, aud "v.
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Almost every medieval monarch
claimed the whole or IA part OF tho
duniuiuus OF almost every other. and
insisted on asserting his claim In
Ms list Of Official titles In treaties
aud al Official Documents the whole
IL, was r"liGiuusly copied. and "a II
oft n happened that two negotiating
munarchs had some Of IN" -Hmc titles.
u nrcan" usual Ia insert clause In
the list. non prryudicando, in order
To- lndica'r tuat no matter how ab'
surd, iua"prurr.at" or untrue were
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monarch who claimed them, that
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ana - u" harm wa, likely to result
from thoi" Use.
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There n 40 on" ont at ION" I"rlpd IA
NE hes au -Tp"rlruc" that rihuds out
prominently hey uni all others. such ~
the ci.he ~ Juhu B Collins, - kums,,
Mich, Who Gays "frum S"pt-mD"t 10
January, b.ipf. using Nrrylu", had ~
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thfre mputha' W.. | have Gn more ~
tarks Dr Miss l;.stnratlV" Nrtvrns
alru cures nervous prostitution, h"hiA'he,
ppur m"mury, dIIlluHeS, sl''s llessi.rSs,
u"urElsin, etc , Hud uuliir up the bpdy,
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aud j, X Taylor ~ l.rsHuspurt, lud,,
each gained ~ pounds - lI,~l by taking
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guarantees. iirt the u ctof's book, tree.
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ia ih' tu,'pl N'a'"S. hu' D, .- eII' tact
'.n' "a WOMAN -un1- - h"u n','"r THAN -hr
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IT," U'y s'h,-I hari war TODAY Iu.
tuned - CASHIER r! urn"y, ni'nr t.rs'
Na'.uaI tank, that that u-''D'.,u AAd
r..ri"i {" "dN"nc" a.. u,-.ry Repaired ~
tn, h"ar. tu meet thr r,h,-l .rlIru-r- Il
iur co.! Thus Will lee g,-.l new =. ihr
teachers IA the public srl.ul- ant i- .rr.
i"uI! na'I!In to the h"ari lh"au.uu'
u"c'--ar! =" meet ia" imrD'r!la''. Gee, ate.
m"n'- - 'hr hnari IL abn, SI,u,u
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H." n.ire II the rrrr,o,' rL..uh
rl,"urlun = TIE branch fr"m Arh trk
w,l, 90 ~" mliis lnts h. de- M',Ura
world toe "n y. II running, aud the hg
call Gr' r- and hrlde' lumber may l..
the incru'nr'r an Early resumption 81
business u, -" Mitchell mills,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-09
surLi-s'. Ara,-A ss,y..

H.. ls.sl salys 10 tie wuTid Tor cute,
Drut,ps, sores, ulcers, salt rheuni, fewer
slrss, t-tt-r, chapp.d hands, cn,lbiaini
cirrs, sud sll sklI erup,iols. aud poai
t,vep currs piles. or no pay Teq uired. /,
n. ,unraL t....,I ~ give lsaI f..,,l s,,,,.f,,t,,n
" money refunded, Prics - c-Lts u, 7
OoI. For SAFE by DR.. Thos. Il. Burgess
4 Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-09

The Madeline church is one ~ tho
M. = boa t, u. b liings IN i'ais 1t
was rr.un hl Louis Nv aud com.
.r'r. Ia the RE- II ~ Louis Philippe.
# ! ~! Dr'c,au u chi'cctur", The
rr.u. pa facade looks upon the Rue
lie. a. an. tur r,ac" de- "a { oncorde
an. I- scr ma .u.icruL The Interior
90 'n. yAI.rh is richly decorated in
.r.'au. marn " II e ntains many
TIA. 'a-. aud sculptures Illustrative
of 'Ur b" ( the Ma 'dalcne In
Ma. = Insurgents were
..r. .. Y the \rr.a.l - troops into
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-09
MiIrs' Nerve a Liver Pills.

Act on u.W prlEcple regulating the
liver, stomach AGd bnwels through the
nerves A new discovery, lbr, Miles
Pills spe~dlly cure bilIousnsas, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, conS patton, IN
equsled Tor msn, wOm-n. children. Small.
sst, mildsst, surrstl 90 do-.a ~ o.nts.
samples tres 81 I. II. burgess 4 Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-09
ame too I.ai-

T. u Fmkr received wurl from Isaac
Peterson, III pSso. tina, he -nn and MN
rrlfwould paas Through Alhupn"rin" to-
nigh, on their return T." Wee, Sd", 'rHw
ford county. Iowa; ,hA, h'S sou SAA very
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-09
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luN . husband I'm Just about
,,.... l.',u- down this carpet
- r, The carpet i not heavy
$50 Mt | have to work In such a
crauuu.Y position
"sou."nn,, lust imagine you are
on yu.r bicycle