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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
The Khediye Coerced,

CA1no, Jan. 2O.-The furry in Egyp-
tian political affairs has ended in the
complete withdrawal of the Khedive from
the position taken by him, and hence
forth, unless some untold event occurs,
Great Britain will have all to say as to
who shall fill the cabinet offices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
To BE Hanged.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 20.-This is the
day set for the hanging of William Hart
ley, the man who beat and stabbed Miss
Annie Goodwin to death in an out of the
way part of this city last July.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
North DskOtn's Senator

ST.. PAUL, Minn.. Jan. 20.-A dispatch
special from Bismark, N. D., says: The
first Joint ballot for United States sena-
tor resulted: Woerst, 13; Casey, II; King
man, 8; Smith, g.; Anderson, 9; Roach, %;
Muir, II; Satterlund, 8; Oliver, l.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
A Long .Jaunt.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. 19.-Gilbert
Waecher of Chicago arrived last night
after riding horseback overland from
Chicago. It t.'ok him SO days to travel
5000 miles. He rode one horse all the
way and both finished in good condition.
He will start back by the way of Mexico
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
VOLUNTEER VETERANS.
Another List Of Important Private
Papers Filed with the Ad-
jntant General.

Adjutant General Fletcher yesterday
received from Mr.. j. A. Walker, Denver,
special agent of the U. s. treasury depart
ment, the following discharges of old SOL
diers which will be returned to their own
ers or their legal representatives upon
proper Identification:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
Faulkner's Capture,

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 20.--A special
from Charleston, W. Va, to the News says:
It is rumored that Senator Chas. J. Faulk-
ner is to wed the widow of Senator
Hearst of California. Senator Faulkner
is widower. Mrs. Hearst's fortune is
estimated at $3O,OOOO0O.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
Minnesota, Choice.

ST.. PAUL, Jan. 20.--At joint session
of both houses Of the legislature c. <.
Davis was chosen United States senator
from Minnesota.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
Chamni0n skaters.

BERLIN, Germany, Jan. 20.-The great
est event in the European sporting cir
cles for the winter is the annual cham
pionship skating match for speed and
figure skating, which takes place here to-
day. Many members of the Imperial
family and great host of noble men al
ways attend this event in which the great
est skaters of England, Germany, Nor
way, Denmark, Russia and Holland are
entered.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
suner,or stock-At Cost.

At cost, superior stock of furniture
queensware and glassware, picture frames
house mouldings, etc. Many latest novel
ties, away down, for cash, to close out.
Big bargains call at once. No trouble to
exhibit our goods. A. T. GRlaa.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
Columbia Building & Loan Asso'n
Ho ~ to he Healthy and Happy.

HOY to he Healthy and Happy.
Don't work 1865 days in the year. Get
,ut into the sunshine. Take vacation
once in while.
If too busy to 'lay off" last summer,
buy an excursion ticket at once, via Santa
Fe route. to Las Vegas Hot Springs, New
Mexico, and stop week or more at the
Montezuma hotel. Hot Baths, burro
riding, sunshiny days and hunting in the
mountains. September climate lasts all
winter.
For copy Of illustrated pamphlet, ad-
tlress G. T. Nicholson, G. +. 7. A., A. T. h
). F. II. r.. Topeka Kansas.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
A vote Of no Confidence.

MELBOURNE, Jan. 20.-By vote of Al
to ~ the colonial parliament has declared
its want of confidence in the govern
ment,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
brief WlRINGS::-
Blaine,s Condition,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-There has been
no important change in Mr.. Blaine's
condition during the past twenty-four
hours
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20
TERRITORIAL TIPS.
EDDY ECHOES.
! newspaper war is on.

A newspaper war is on.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Mclean
to Daniel W. Gilchrist occurred Wednes-
dry evening.
Miss Maggie Hegan's store at Hope
was the scene of free for all fight. A
Barrett senseless with bottle, and
wrecked the store.
N. A. D. Armstrong and W. L. Mug
geridge, two young Englishmen, arrived
in Eddy from London. They are friends
of F. G. Hodsol, and they have come to
locate in the Pecos valley.
The Pecos Valley railroad has new
engine. A man from the Baldwin loco
motive works, Philadelphia, Pa, accom-
panied the engine to keep it oiled and
moving. This gives the P. V. R. R. four
engines, and it is expected that they
can now get their trains in on schedule
time.
RATION RANaINGs.
Ration is building side walks and lay
ing street crossings.
The Ration electric light plant is being
largely improved and increased in ca
pacity.
NJ. B. Stockton and son, Clarence, have
purchased A. Clauson's grocery and pro-
vision store.
The G. .. s. cattle company will ship
all of its cattle out of Grant county dur
ing the coming spring.
Mr.. W. Skinner, an employe in the San
ia Fe round house, had the misfortune of
losing his stable, two horses, COW and a
double harness by fire. Loss $400, no
insurance.
s. P. Officer, for many years we'll
known and highly respected citizen of
Ration, has accepted the position of CASH
ier of the "Union bank of Logan" Ohio,
and has moved there with his family.
DEMrNa DOTS.
"a Glimpse of Paradise" is the title of
the farce-comedy shortly to be presented
for the benefit of the Dsming club.
Harry Bennett, of Las Cruces has ac-
cepted position IN the Office of the asses
sor of Grant county, at Silver City, and
will shortly enter upon his duties.
Miss Kate Thompson, late Democratic
candidate for superintendent of county
schools, passed through Deming yester-
day en- route for Dallas, Texas, where she
will spend some weeks visiting friends.
McGrorty commandry No. 4, Knight
Templars, will have grand installation
ceremony and banquet in their castle
next Saturday evening, January 2lst, at
which event prominent Knights from Al
buquerque, San Marcial, Ell Pasv, Santa
Fe, Silver City, Ration, Las Cruces, and in
fact every city in the territory will be in
attendance.
ALBUQUERQUE WAITS.
Hold-ups are working the town.
Max Luna has received 5000, half of
the insurance on the life of his father,
Tranquilino Lima, deceased.
Ethel Pearl Kelly, aged one year and 4
months, died at the residence of her pa
rents, John and Catherine Kelley, of con-
gestion of the lungs.
The Atlantic and Pacific management
issued an ultimatum to the striking ma
chinists, to return to work Friday January
20, at a. m. or they will be no longer re-
quired, and their PLACES will be filled by
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20

Former smokers of imported cigars
Perfecto." Better stock, better flavor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-20

Brown Palace Perfecto'-Finest cigar
made.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-26

II was "A terrible scene and one long 10
be remembered The crowd snrged to-
ward the door. and little children cried
as they were trampled and crushed.
II was then that ! caine upon the stage,
and kicking aside the heliotroles and
tuberoses with which tie stage had been
showered on my former appearance and
tossing back my hair ! burst forth into
song
sang "Oh. Bury Me Not In the Deep
Deep Sea" till there was GREATNESS
silence. and people came bach I" Their
seats in wonder and Amusement. Even
the fire company came back and listened
to it while the fire went ont
Ii ia a wonderful gift to be able thus
to appeal to the hearts OF humanity and
make people forget other horrors by call
ing them to confront a greater one.
Last month we visited Kentucky for a
short time. II was during the cold spell
which surprised and astonished n and
all The Kentucky hotels are not made
generally for Siberian weather, and we
got very little blubber on the bill OF fare.
but every landlord did the best he could.
It is not possible. though. to warm a
| large. airy room in such weather with =
little watch pocket grateful of coal. You
might as well fire a bottle Of koumiss
into the heart of a snowman and expect
to get up a healthy glow
Our entire troop and the business mar
ager slept in the same room at q hotel IN
West Virginia. and at ESQ 4. m. we
arose. picked out our different clothes,
put them on and walked across the Ka-
uawha river on an elevated iron bridge.
oh, how cold it was! The wind cut
like a knife. How cold the sky looked!
shall ! perish here aloneg" ! asked my
self. but could get no reply, only a low
moan. The moon came out. but seemed
to retire that it might not see my suffer.
ing
was 20 cold that the vertebra of my
nose cracked when ] tried to rub it int
life. Frost formed on my spectacles 81
that / could no see. Now and then
could see the light Of a happy hom'
where the husband had just returned
from his work at that early hour stag
geripg, for he was trying TO support
lag instead of those who loved him Thei
frost would obscure my vision as IN.
breath lit on my glasses.
my p~atience," exclaimed with al
aeopized shrek. .mus' ! freeze here II
the south and be found here by strangers.
The train was an hour late Eight col
ored men, who were fully the equals O
the white man IN intellect If You viii ie
me pick the white MALL were siumbei
ing in the waiting room One oil ther
. slumbered like a croupy elephant. y
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-26

pans iii. t.inut 10 cars - az. ana
could p!s. tobacco. nr cigarette smoke,
,a,ne1 eut.rtl, around through the III
sui. of IN, head and "nt III the nose Win
an, ln,urfu. the hr;iill althoil"., the
flavor OF t!r smoke Was' solf"N'ia' M
pared
tyerytalu. b. said WAS with the ar III
an. Who n.,iI seen al oi life. had taste'.
.v.ry plnasIr. and only nuTlst 10 meet
w,th a arar.a,lc ,~l-;t.l Il" came very
near II; TN, Will. dong Il sword s"ai
lowll. act with, his caeesnife' j.,
Earl AHMED 10 be considered a Wild iiNi
.y,IlfuI ..,ar., who had. after all. Il Big.
generous hea,t-a man who coui.' raise
. nus,a.he and vet disdainea to do So.
We ate our stey1s ana hstehei 10 niH''
Then ve wen. home 10 II room al tie
hotel. where there were no hoo 10 nam
| clothing On lut II large lanne h'iItefns
90 v..., rtilt i'll IA natural cohwep
.,, broke out III the audi
eucc On two successive evenings 'ale'.
and at one plara we feared thai ther
! would lie a ter. Die stampede. for IN
bou.e WAS rr:ii ...lai the ono exit narrow
ard down ii winding stairway ! haV
ALWAYS said that lii" exit slioui! be NOR
ample where we speak but ! ranho
seem 10 ret any one to !istei tot
Women famed ioi tie iiiineis WEI
that the fire Was in the store heln"' q
the academy and IA tie depot Inc e'
rine house was ;;cr,S- the street. anu II
nremen made considerable nose. hia.
Of them beng III the audience wsieh u
. alarm was gwen
!, A pauic WAS we'll started. and Graz.
men stood up on the seats AMI yellt
while the ladies' WIRING their hands. b1
showed more sense than the men. ~
stranger arranged his orercoat SO t!ilt
%resembled aiain,ing woman ana polite
I passed through the crowd ITO save u
n life of n vtlo was dear to him WI ~
b he .ot ont. ir put IN his overcoat al
as,.el to have his money back.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-26
Cost IT Living In Australia.

now believe that a workingman can
live here for as small II sum AS he can III
England. On a Saturday night, in order
to see "A workingman's market, went off
to one of their big markets to see the
prices paid. found good beef I'D. to I'D.
per pound; mutton, Sd. to 3d.: half a
lamb. 3s.: RABBITS. Sd. per couple; any
quantity Of prime hares at 9d. each; cauli-
flower as big AS your head. Id. each; po-
tatoes about half English price.--Mel-
bourne Ger. London News.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-26

Ex-Judge Henry E. Rowland is cred
tied with the following:
1t is the gross and palpable subter-
fuges, deceits and evasions that are alb
horrent to orr natures in dealing with
the outside world. like that in a prohit'-
ton town in Maine. where a lank and
red nosed countryman called into a drn
store and placing a demijohn ON the
counter said to the clerk. Il want q gal
lon of rum, baby's SICK" or the can
tious sparring for an advantage sns-
gested by the answer Of the rector OF a
country parish who was revising his
sermon one Sunday morning and was
waited upon in his study by his organ.
list, who asked what he should play. u
don't know said the rector, absent
mindedly: 'what kind Of a hand have
you got?'-New York World
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-26
lDri1ir Of the Coast Indians.

In 1876 a large canoe was sent to the
Centennial exposition from the north
west coast. This canoe was made after
the pattern of a japanese junk, of one
piece Of timber. Again the carving fol-
Lowell the Japanese skill and design.
A lot Of Japanese we're brought over
to work in one Of the mills here, and ut
the sight of them the Indians here said.
"Our people,"-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-26

We looked in the showcase for quite
awhile sdmir,ng things There were all
nnds Of imperishable candies in boxes.
Aomso of the candy was captured during
the war
II WAS hard and had been felt OF Dy
naop.e who nave long since passed on 70
their reward
Ths youn. people were gay and full Of
life. like that. 1t makes me feel some
timss that again ! am a young idiot IN a
small way myself. As ! used to be before
had better opportunities.
ffaFt vss ons OF the young 9 he
w. . young rous FROM the saloLs Of
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-26
At THE ~p0.4PAB0tls.
s,LL NYe IN 4 HOTEL WHERE ~.
COOK LEAVES EARLY

e,.m,n. Anout AT Night IA stranger ~"
S,r,a.e s.ana William sings an" H"'"s
an Audience In Kentucky Durih. 'he
Cold spell
, 1893-11-23
zbennbat nsr autnots ataat@ 8rttaaa, ppatner1ae, 20. a1onentber 1898.

3@1 Trims" 1Ol@119c, ygouns
Nmerica" 104@114, nacbgemabter S9tpeis
ger 113@12c, v8rif" 114@12c, 9im6urger
11@12c.
8obnen, 8eite vgaaOies" $1.752@
LOO, mlttel9ute $1.55, nit ber Wtai9ine
gereinigte 81 .400$1.5 so.
Gter, gang friibe, 223@23c oas Oubb.
WbtsfeD, $1.15.
@efliigcl, Iebenbises, Gurteb $40
1Oc; 6ubner = 6enncn Coo, alte uno
j1nge 6-63c; gnten 5000 fir lebenotge;
@dnle, l~ebenbi9e nit ben 9anaen Sebern,
$6.5O(9$7. 90 bas 0uben6. Spring
GbifenS" 6@63c bas Bfun6.
Sbit, celebrities: @epfel, tiinitltb gez
trodnete, 7!@10c. bas Bfunb, an Ser
Come geb0rrte n0rbItbe 5@63c, 9ftriihe
5@6c,, 8rombeercn 607c, 6imbccren 800
244c; @aIiforntides: Qprifoien 14(016c,
ni6t9efGIi3te Bftriibe 8@11c, seibGlte
22(024c; 8flaumen Sob; &oltnen
y9onoon 0aDers" 81. 65(0$2.00 bas Slit
6en, DWtustateuer" 1.O0@1. 35, lOie
406c.
OBJ, friicbes: 9tepfeG $2.25@2.5 so un6
$3.00(93.25, ie nacb Der Site, 8ananen
81. 00@1.25, Gitronen $4.00(04.25.
&artoffeIn-- 8urbanfs $4,000,
6ebrons 56(058c; Stole 56(957c; 6urdbz
etnanber 5O(055c Der 8uibel. Serie6z
Stpeet98 otatos-@3.50 6as SAB, Suinota
Jet 81. 5002.75.
, 1893-11-23

= 2ebenoie ein9emaucrt. Die &trbe gu
&n9erburg in SltpreuBen: ioIlte nit unters
trbii9er 9ampfbei3ung Derieben per6en,
gteben benz @rabegetp0lbe itieBen 6ie
Wfaurer 0uf etuen tleinen GuaOratraum
BON bier SUB, in Oieieln itanb Elm 3crbroz
6ener Stu6L, neben bcmielben befanb itb
ouf benz 8Obcn Elm menicblic6es @ertppe
bon &no6en, bier Ibeile zines 6elmS unb
9teite bon Stiefeln. Ote g8Gnoe fparen
runb berum ipie bon StngernG9eIn SerfraBt.
9tes lGBt barauf icblieBen, baB bier Sc
mano ~lebenoig ctn9emauert getpcien 1T uuo
eInen latnmerpouen SOB gefunben bat.
, 1893-11-23
3t1urktheriu1t
Gbicaap, %. Sou

0D1cogOl q. you.
ToGgcn6e 8reiie murOen bel 9rOBeren
Bartien %er5ielt:
Butter, Bette Greomerpsg gaare, 25
@259c, quite 22023c, mittclmQBige 200
21c. Dairy, bette, 22924c, mittel9ute
unb quite $4,000, frtiber 9oding StOd
16@17c.
8utterine, Gaitlafe OairD. Is,
empire 49,, bette Creamery 10, SQinoiicr
173 in v0ouS" o0er fletnen @ebinoen &c
mebr.
&Glc, bette r6uu Cream G%beb6ars,"
, 1893-11-23
NuftiDns= SerfGufe.

NuftiDns= Serfdnfe. 3
&uettous.3 Otta
RssuIare erfaus &
Wtonta9s unb 9pnnerftoQs.
spestnI. gert6ufe on anberen Sa9en bes Wlonats.
mnareu auf Prirat.0erfauf, WboleIale ober getaiI as
Auctiuns=YreiieE.
gerfdufe BON 10 obnuu9 s.@inri9tungen cine 5pesioIitdt.
SeIb DDrgef9pffen bel uebertroouuo,
GorreiPonbenSeu iperbeu erpartet
MtortiH mert@ & 60,
Guetionotoren.
e61 & 26S @tate Ctr. ghicaQn 12up1S tufD
81 uttions.Serfauf BEN gferh.H. II. t. N. 9ienss
tags uno 6reitags Inn 10 ubr. 0erfauf Don neueu
xOp'9uoQIes mi II ubr. 261 %. I2. Str.
80. .. Gbert.
uuttiOHotor bon Srunb. uno 9sripnnI.Gia.ntbum
22il.t1iuio. IS
, 1893-11-23
@cnnrDcn:

Nm 81. NDoember 1893. Heter &eintbadl, eeliebter
9atte oDn Sertruoe 9eimba6. I'M Nlter oou SO Sabreu.
9eerolguug om Sreitag, ben "a. gooember 1898, bonn
Srarerbauie 1877 28. Ylace, Worgeus 10 ubr nod Der
ct. NntouiusfIrbe uub bann per &utI6en nod1 benz ct.
80nifacus=SirbbDf.
, 1893-11-23
SD idIieB' mid ab, i'd ipinn' mid elm
0f..c S ,korto,,I

SD i6IieB' mid ab, i'd ipinn' mid elm
llnb lperbe untertauden,
SD uno Ser Ofen limb al(eir,
lno CT 1tnb i'd, mir rau9en.
Sin Groit fir ale 8ippbens 6rcunbe 1T
es, baB benz Ninter ia ipieber Elm 6riiblin9
foLgen muB, Der ~unieren Seberbeloen gu
teuer ScbaffensIuit anre9t. limb tper ni6t
10 LANCE tparten mill, bis Bippben feline
nGcbften @aben ben 9eiern in ben S6ooB
ldbittet, Der nebrne bic bisbcr perOffentlibs
ten Scbrtften por, ct ftnbet barin cine 10
iippige 6itae tOltlibe11 s3eitpertreibs, baB
ct 3ett letnes 2ebenS uicbt mebr n0tbig
bat, bas 9aiein nit Sorgen aus3ufIIen.
Stgmar Wte6rin9 i'm 8erl. &l. Sour.
, 1893-11-23
gu berleihen.
ullterriht


lStn oretmouatiiGer @urius. pteraiQ Sestio.
- men 81 le = StIn0en umfaIIeuo, lit bel Iuetuer er.
probteH Sehrnetbooe ausreibcnb, fd cine ariiuoIibe
niiden Sprosbe an3ueiQnen. llno i'm elmer her bsiSet
Spra9en fGeBeno gu rpnperiireu. Sebe &faiie beitebt
ors le3s S1ulern be3u. S1ulerinnen. 8edinM am Is.
september. NnIleIoun9eu seitig erbeten. Sd. &.
SrteoeL 1905 Sfiaer=S beatsr.@ebQube.
i0ep ion pIen unpu bnip
Hin 9epriIfter &ebrer iudt etne Steae. @noiib
- 2elltld ruo Mtuitt. @br. R 10 Staot35tq.
H-rtbeile 9riinbliten 9iono=ltnterriGt in beutI0er uub
" tran5bflher Sprade bel m1Bioeu 9reiieu.
Z2itnZt U 70 @Iorf Ctr, 3. Gtaae.
, 1893-11-23

Gin Onbeno Slaiden bon Sobann
Sof1'8 Mal3ertraft 9eben eben 10 ptel &raft
unO Gabruns, tpte ein 5oB Gle, Obne gu
berauiden.
Ser dbte tpirb itets aGs Sobann Soff's
Dfal3ertraft b%erfauft NIB muB ben Natnen8>
5ug oon SobannS Soft auf Der Gillette
am Sal8 Der Slai6e trage1t.
GiSner & Wfenbelion Co., Mseuteu, 1872 urb
154 Sranfltn st., Netp Dort.
, 1893-11-23
@rnnheigentbunt

@rnnheigentbun.
Inn Guer Gt9eutbunt raid 3u perfaufen ober gu pertal=
~ i9eu, gebt 81 Singer BIRDS, 3imuer "a
20IplS f34 9earborn ctr.
gu Oerfaufen: Sulde, bic it) an Der 9riubung
~ elmer 6eutiGGn Mnlieoeluu9 in Siiocaliforniet 81 be.
t~beiltge1 uno it) Die Der Gplonie g%eludbrten ouBerprbents
lid 9unftigen 8eoin9ungen an5unenoen lptinibeu. mbgen
mn SIort tn : Bimme IS Sns ~ nnrinrebeH pSer i'd
briefli0 an S. @oeB, {. 0. Sd. StaatS3eitun9, menOeu.
ag206ap
On oerto en- = &apeuspDo 9ie fbbnIte
~ @de i'll bieIer BibIden nno b%liibenoen Vorltoot.
gSolIer uuo Selper III ben StroBen uno bic StraBeH ges
pfloitert. Sage: Glib unO Sitfrout @esen Preis uno
lpeiterer NustIlnft lpenbe man ltb miroliD ooer 1brtfta
lid on Mul. s. See. 112-114 Dearborn Stry
8ogce Building. 20HIbalp
, 1893-11-23
Geri0nlihes.


(Tir Sorrner, SeiiBer BON $50 Ader Soub. S0rtuer nm
- YrDfeliton. mini6t ein brapes Mdofeu ober gDittpe
5nr 6rau. Sriefe er6etet an @iIbeIm Sod. gaGen
9itp. Barnes 60, gtort9 9atuta. 22nn3t
(Tin gut iitlirter perr iu9t EN- anoeuehmeS 6etut bel
y einSelnem Gbepaar ooer @ittDe. Bite All 9breifreu
9telp Briggs pouie 602, g6e ~9tonoolpb Str. uno sEiTth
Mpenue. 99uS5t
N,rite &lafe Wabrfaeerin, $50 Gents: audi conn.
tags; Srau 4. 3eibIer, $50 %. @buaqu ane,
IInoOSt Habe Wtiltontee NnE
, 1893-11-23

Qlbenbbiatt Der 81. @taatsstg. l Sent.
, 1893-11-23
3itberlt.
Xin0nsieQeS.

6% Selo gu perleiben an bebautes Chicago Gruuneioeus
y fbunt. Sutlotn9 Scans iperben ousaefibrt.
lsotbalp 50. s. Stoue & Co.. 2O6 2aioue ctr.
, 1893-11-23

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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-15
KNOWLEDGE

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Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
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afactured by the California Fig Syrup
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and being we'll informed, You will not
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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-15

The Chicago, Milwaukee a. St Paul
nfuiWay has made an arrangement with a
nrstclass publishing house 20 furnish a
series on beautiful World n Fair pictures. of
VA large size, at the nominal cost TO the pur-
chaser Of only ten cents for portfolio of
sixteen illustrations. Nothing 90 handsome
II reference 10 the Worlds Fair has before
been published. The series would be worth
AZ least twelve dollars r the pictures were
not published In such large quantities, and
we are therefore able 70 furnish these works
or art for only ten cents.
Remit your money 20 GEoRGE r. HFAF-
FORD, General Passenger Agent, Chicago,
Milwaukee a. St. Paul Railway. at Chica,
10, ILL.,, and the pictures viii be sent prompt
~ to any specified address. They win make
q handsome holiday gift.