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Democratic messenger., 1893-09-23

The Talbot County Fair held n
Faston this week was largely attended
by people generally from all parts o
the State. \ number of people from
this county, especially in and around
Berlin, were present and enjoyed the
racing. 1t is proposed to make this 4
peninsula affair in which all the coun
ties on the Shore will be interested. II
will hereafter be known as such and
promises to he more successful i'll the
future than it ever has been.
Several OF our townsmen who were
50 unfortunate as 10 be burned out by
the great fire of August 9TH. have not
been able to receive satisfactory imior-
nation about the payment of their
insurance and hence are much alarmed.
We are glad to note however that those
who he'd policies written by our local
agent William Tingle Dickerson. have
either been paid their money or satisfied
that it will be forth coming at the
proper time. We have received our.
in full from him.
Every Democrat in the county. il
his name is not already ON the registra
ton list, should see that he is properly
registered at the next sitting of registra
ton officers. There is large number
of young Democrats who will be old
enough to cast the ballot for the first
time at this years election, and all of
these should see to it that they are
promptly and properly registered.
Democrats who have changed their
residences during the year should get
the proper transfers and change their
voting places, or they may otherwis.
lose their votes. The election is nea,
AT hand and its importance should moi
be under estimated The call has gone
forth for the people to assemble and
the men whom they wish to make their
laws and spend their money during
the next four years have been named
and it behooves every Democrat tc
take more than a passing interest in
this years election.
The suits instituted by the Seaside
Canning Company of Berlin, against
the Lyon Fire Insurance Company OF
London, and the New York Bowery
Fire Insurance Company have been
remanded by United States Judge
Morris TO the Circuit Court for this
county for trial. The suits were brought
by William T. Dickerson attorney for
the Seaside Canning Company on poll
cies of insurance for 1,500 each, and
were removed TO the United States
Court on affidavits of the companies,
alleging the existence of local prejudice
in our court. Judge Morris decided
that, as the amount claimed was less
than $4,000 in each case, the United
States Court did not have jurisdiction
and also, in the case of the London
Company. that foreign corporation
has not the right of removal from a
State court. In his remarks before the
United States Court Mr.. Dickerson
made an unusually commendable
impression on the court which was
favorably critisized by all the daily
newSpaperS
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-23

at Is great show the biggest ever
held in the world" This was what
Governor Brown said Saturday as he
registered at the Hotel Renncrt, after
his visit to the Worlds Fair. The
Governor was somewhat fatigued, and
there was considerable coal dust about
him. He went down to his office, how
ever, and looked over the mail which
had accumulated during his absence.
The Governor said that he was much
pleased and perfectly satisfied with the
ceremonies on Maryland Day, that
everything in connection with the exer-
cises passed off nicely, and that the
attendance Of Marylanders was larger
than he had anticipated. J. 5. Bower
man, the Governors private secretary,
accompanied the Governor to Chicago,
and returned with him.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-23

just received n car load of South
Bend Wood Split Pulleys; all have
iron hub and iron bushlngs. The hest
pulley made. ! can fill your order.
promptly. Call or address
j.. w. GuNny, Salisbury. Nd.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-23

II is from the rooilets or small fibers
of Il tree or plant that its subsistence is
obtained. and i'll the performance of its
duty nature has given these delicate,
tender parts wonderful strength and
persistence wi. i serted within rules.
In their search for food supply they will
sometimes even penetrate soft rock TO
reach favored spots.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-23

Collector tansrily)-Do you intend to
pay this bill next week or never. sir.
Trotter-Well. since You offer me
choice. say never. Really very kind of
you. Good ,lay,-Truth.
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-23

The consumpti n of tea i'll England
during 1892 reached the highest point
ever touched since its use has been gem
orally diffused among the masses. the
total quantity used being 2O7. 900. 900
u, unds
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-23

Cleopatra's needles were not erected
by that queen; neither do they COM
memorate any event in her history. They
were set up by Rameses the Great
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-23

The largest spider of the world is the
migale of Central America, which, with
legs extended. is sometimes Is inches in
diameter 1t preys upon birds and liz
ards
Democratic messenger., 1893-09-23

My soul resign to God. my body to
the earth and my worldly possessions to
my relatives" are said to be the words
of Michael Angelo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

Legged murder II hiN ufan, child, and whN
has been designated Wy thu name ~ hat.
Ter. B"r,hold aud lIarthnl. IL namc,l u. ".
Barh"ldi lie came here ~ July lA.,
from Nevada aud has been work ng NJ
Chaparral ever since. lie IN n young
mAn, apparently not over ~ years ulI
His examination has been postponed ~
url"r that mur' extended acar,h may
u" made for the infant
The flagr,Ah Sun says john llrury
smith, one Il Tie twelve RIu-t'"- II the
Mormon church. aud one 1t ~, lraIiug
citizens Vt salt Lake city, Utah, was IA
town yesterday ~ business Mr. smith
II largely Interested w rnt,l,. aud hs
c"uc"rn recently purchased the knhAh
Cai,l" rnmpAny'S ranges. aud stock IN the
northern part IT this county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
News otes

The governor and state officers " Mia
S"nr ar" down with grippe.
The French war department hAs epiah-
lish"d - torpedo corps in the army,
The Brazilian government, il s.,id 10 bc
negotiating Tor IA loan Oft, OOO,OOO.
The SwiSs bundrrra,h il discussing n
scheme to fortify the ST Gntharvl tunnel.
Virginia democrats have nominated
Gen. r.. Hunton fur United States srns-
tor.
tom King" the famous Oklahoma fr-
NAL" horse thief, escaped from Jail at ri
Reno. Ok
A total general lnss Il S33. 23l .2i5 was
raus'd 10y the sixteen weeks strike 81 En-
glIsh coal miners.
The situation nj Rio IL unchanged. Fir.
ing between the insurgrnt vess.els and the
forts gu.,s On daily.
Governor Wait" may - indicted as a
result Of the trouble, over Il e wAri-nsbiI
"f coiorado's p-niten,iAry.
General de- Campos has offered such
harsh terms To the Riffians that the war
nj Melilla may b- renewed.
The city II Leadvile is trying to break
its contracts with the water company and
the gss company. Too heavy expense.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
t,rrmen'- convention

new hos" r"inpan! was "rERuI"I a'
Eddy the other day with ia" following Of
hc"rs W. 4 Miller. foreman; " l.. Ne.
Even, trs; assistants Alexander Rogers
SECOND assistant; - T. Watfrrl. srrrr.
tary; u. u. W. Payt"u, treasurer. A.,
corling To- the decision uf the hrrmru',
convention, which war held in this ri,S
lart territorial fair, all companies not rep.
r,'s"ut"d nj that =, invention and all new
companies nrgHnilrd aftrrwai7l. could join
Tia" association aud participate" in fItur,
tournaments The first meeting IL ia,
association will l." held in Lar Vegas som,
tim" next year, and Secretary G + King
Il that city, will l." instructed in due tim,
tono,ify such companies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
ASSASztN AIID
EN sheriff Dohrr,, shot In MS Onr-
la Mora

The uI'ir II yesterday contains the FOL.
low INK -'ar,liug news Il N,!r arsa-siua
tiuu
4 t"l"phon" mrp-ag" lrnm Mora Saiur.
lay night announced that john DuhrrtN
- sh"rlh ut Mora county aud u worthy
aul prominent citiy,u Il urithrru New
M"Nl,u Whl" sitting ~ hiz ufh,r, Wa
shot and Killed hy Hu unknown aSsaSr y .
between AMI : u'rlsk that evening Nu
cAu-' Is gwen for the d,,,l, and ar Vet
thci" II ~ ella" tu ~" l".iurtr,tur \
later m"sHag" ~Ali u reward IL -, Wtn had
h'"u offered Tor "a" murlrrrr itr,,at ~
ci'rurut p,rVAilrd va Mora over the AZ.
far MI hrhrrty lraVrs u wife Aud
lively" children, and was on, uf the mus'
useful citizens ~ all that -".iiuu Ar.
,ui,iug a. the lat ri AdVIrrS from over
there, 'hrrr' seems hut h,,lr probability
1T finding the murderer E,rrS thing ia
/ dica,"r that the dastariiy deed war com.
united ~ ~nhr "a" fr,m distance. vii,
ESCAPED t"wHrl t,uHdHluula, aldrl lbs
/ the darkness f IL" ugh' ~ clue ~
any reliability has been found. Aul whl,
there arr various theories AhuAt, nothing
NJ all definite can Il" learned
! The hur al took place ~ Ipp"r Mora
] llllr hll'il '"Nl, Nb'l' Tue niS' " lv ~ ia,
deceased lies hurried, and su general wa,
ia" nt,"nda1c" II thr people ct the cuun'S
seat. tia, t.ir latter Was absolutely de-
serted villay"
II IL learned that Mr. h,hrr,y hal JUS
gotten his mail and gone into biz u.hr, I,
| r"Ad his papers wh"u hr was fired upnr
aud Killed Five II his h,,lr rhillrr
w"f" playing Ia his office ut the time. nu,
they were 80 small ar not IT, crmprrhrn,
villa, hal been duur hut h"iug firghtru"
"A, the report nf tn" IN they finally wen
"ut aud told their mother about It. VIII,
cam" I" the office and found her hushAn,
lead H." was sitting 49, cluSc a. ia,
tahl" that hr fr'l upon II and rrmainr
thrr'. instead II falling tn the il-rr
Til" people IN Mora du not think poll
tics hal anything I" du with the MURDER
and though ia" county jailur has been mr.
rested information comes tu the OptI,
that TIA" I"Upl" If the town do ne, hrliry,
III his guilt
Mr. Duhrrty hal $lO.Nr lie insurnnr,
in IA" New York Life luseraurr company
aud only II few lays aga Mr. Hallorau
ia" agent in ,hlr city. urged him To- in
crras" his insurance e. Si0,WO. which IL
could easily have secured. being man q
lin" physique,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
A. Hom~.

Misses Ida and Lizzie Lwkhart. two 81
the PHEASANT lady entertainers AT llutrI
Columbus, returned home from Las Vegas
this morning. Ia which place they accom-,
panied MIR and Mrs T. o. Gran" On their
way Ia Trinidad During the stay II the
ladies in the Meadow city. delightful
party waS held a, IL" Plaza hotel in their
honor MIR and Mrs. Crane were visitors
To this city II few weeks aen, AFTER which
they wen, Ia San Ant"uin, Texas. and ar,
now returning north. They will visit fnr
II few days IN Trinidad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
ip,rd tn Michigan

John waid"l"y, II uarhrr who came +,
,hlS city last summer from Denver for his
health, tut VIII" grew RESTLESS and re-.
turned Ia Denver in -uly, af,"r remaining
here several mouths, died At his home ia
Marshall, Mich. n short time ago J NJ
Happ Was friend IL IA" deceased, and
in writing a. his brother. q. T. wahelry
about his condition, received an answer
yesterday tia, he was dead, The letter
also stated that besides being con.
sumptivr, he wac totally deaf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

tn" fras, nj Los irrg"s. in honor II
the patron saint IL that village, in III
progress to-day, and u numi"r of Alhu.
Gu"rIr"Sns went up I" IA" little town
this morning For years th" I"ni,rntrs.
VIII" r"sd" IN ia" 'ir,cg"r ncighhnrh"i.
have exhibited and tortured themselves
"n this feast day. hut owing IT, IA" fact
that their s"lf.intirtiuu resulted ia death
~ several cases, ia" priests uf the ter
rii"ry were prevailed upon "a ia, n stop
/" such brutal practices nnd in cons"-
Iuruc" the Iruitru,rs have almost faded
from sight, They wrr" ont thr morning
however, taking part IN the procession,
but did not tur,ur themselves This
evening the feast will wind up with n
hig hAIllr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
a " N sCA ssviNtD.
The Appearance OF Cesdu~ter .i.s
Causes the OLE Ttmer- 90 rath.

Causes the 0ia rim~r- q" ra,h.
When representative ~ TnS CirllWs
was In Chicago las, August. he had the
wife. who reside IN All cl"gau, fatun FOR.
ty-thirl street Mr. blue was conduct.
~ un the ChrAgu extension ~ the Santa
Pe ruad, nnd on February 18th, 1873, his
train met with MI Accirnt near Ruilcdgr.
Mo, 10y gring through bridge. There
WAS no one Killed outright. hu, hr WAS
more seriously hurt than any one else.
lie hal nine ribs broken, right shoulder
dislrAtrl. aud every rib lo-~rncd FROM
the hack bone With the others who were
Injured. h" was taken Ia ChirAgn, And
for months his life was dcrpair-d II
Whom THIS CtrilKN mRu me, him las, Au.
gus, hr war moving along slowly with
the aid Il crutchrr and his whole breast
rncArrd in a steel jacket, Yesterday
when the Scrile mr, him again he was in
the same condition. hut has the assurance
irnm the surgeons uf the railroad. WIN
attend him. that with life and g",sl care
he will h- all right Ia n short time, They
lrft The morning Tor Southern California
Mr. Blue war conductor On the Santa
FL rial IN this territory, running between
Las Vegas aud Sau Marial IN 1850 aud
Isl The old tuners II Albuquerque SUR.
~ know "lIlur i"urgr," ~ he was fAmi
! liarly called IA those days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
tsosd NrHulta.

Julg" Bnnn", II Drmnr, who was here
ia" other day On legal business, stated
that the recent irrigau Il convention At
hrulug. did grra, deal toward Adyer.
nSlng that place, and ,hr town Ia we'll
represented with eastern visitors. some
Of whom have already purchased proper
~ and settled down Ia s"hi citizenship
TIL" Judge is II great "h"m"r' for benz
ing, IA fact all southern New Mexico, and
il doing all in his power I" hr,ug his sec.
'i"n Of ia" territory properly hrfpr,. the
reading public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
e. .Anu>ra AiLL.U.
fsfsrm a,ion In H~Eara TO Hin ana
Whereabouts OF his sister t,rs,red.

Yesterday, William farr, the we'll.
known mrn, mark",rr On south Second
street, received the following dispatch
RATIOS, ". NJ, Dcc II.
William FAR. albuquerque.
& |. GArlurr war killed this morning
H. yuu know anything shout his folks I
Answer quick J y BoYLK.
Mr. farr ut once started uut tn iuv"rti.
gate, and learned tina, Mrr G. L. iinri-
urr wAa here visiting Mrs L. y kra
Wrinkle He called on the lady, showed
her the above dispatch, hu, the lady
stated that her husband, ALA named &. l.
Gai'iu"r. was not ~ Ration hut cnndur
Tor un the Lake Valley branch, south 81
the city Mr. FArr then telrgrA phed /,
Mir Boyle thai he could learn nothing
about ~" man mentioned ia hiz dispatch
and IN answer received the follow ing tel.
-grRm this morning
RATIOS. y NJ. iS.c. ~
William FArr, Albuquerque.
Mistake, this C. l.. GArinrr N better
known a. bum" Gariurr, and has aiE.
ter married ~ Albuquerque Ia n cunduc.
tor on the Atlantic Il Pacific. hrH' nam,
Jerry, II any information answer at once
J + lhYLK.
/ There ARE several &c. |. Garlners" 1t
IL" employ II the railrad- IN the south
! west two on the division between La,
Vegas and Ration, conductor and brake
man. and II II though, here that the la,,ri
.
on the LAX" Valley branch IL pretty wei
known ~ this city. llir wife returned I,
Lake Valley this morning.
It Is evident tina, the object II the dis
patches tu Mr. farr IL a. find the where
ahuu,s IL the sister ofthr man killed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

Eddie, the colnred 10y at the jewelry
store of q. W. HickoI Il RI, came very
near adding n tragedy Ia His career late
yesterday afternoon. He was behind u.
counter fo"ling with revolver, when the
the hammer came down on loaded car
fridge and the deadly bullet went crash.
ing through the show case. through the
large plate glass ON the Second street
aid. ct the store. and thence across the
street, striking the brick wall u the
Whiting building. There were several In
the store at the time, Misses Mabel Fox
and Grace Comst"ck moving out Of the
course II the bullet few moments be-
fore the shot was fired.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
tnion sounty Tragedy

Tia" Springer >t"ckman gives the f,l.
lowing particulars 81 the ruurl"ruus rlrc-
tl"u rpw N Union county.
9TH" Democratic party "f II" Creek.
I nlun county, attempted {" hold u meet.
ing last SATURDAY evening TIA" rrpuh.
Trans tried :" drown ia" proceedings
with "ht calls aud irs,Ht"r Growing. ,hr
result was free light with rasuAItirs ~
follows; Francisco iall"gus. head spllt
open; very seriously injured, Emi,,,riu
iall"Ius. hand broken ~ two Eugrniu
ia ll"g'~ she, ~ 'hr chairman OLus lIara
aud missing him the bullet entered hia
vIall"g'rl son. wh" IL not expected ,u
live"
tn" Clayton Democrat SAYS tina, Eu
gem" Gnllrg"s accused ; Otrru and Vat
Ov"rha! If shrtIng his son, and twoI,
"ut II complain, against Vat and placed
him under II $lo,Oo0 hond which hr
readily gave.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
- aeh Better.

ThE CIrHES IL pleased To sAy tina,
Mrs. Fred. Auer, who came here VITA her
husband from jefferson, Wis, for her
health, is rapidly improving in strength
AMI weighs more now than at any other
time in her life. Mr., Ausr In in the
creamery business, and As his wife is on
the high rad Ia health again he will re-
turn To his business in n few days. bu,
will leave his wife here until spring
They occupy portion 81 the residence oi
Dave Rudolph on north Third street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

II you are net feeling strong and
healthy, Try Electric Bi,tsrs. II Gle
grippe" has left yon weak aud weary .uss
Electric Bitters. This remedy acts di.
rsctly on the liver, stomach and kidnsys,
gently aiding thoes organs 70 perform
their functions. IL you arc afflicted With
s'ck headache you will find speedy AID
permanent relief by takieg Electric Biz
ters. One trial will couvibos you that
the 10 the remedy you need. Large bot
ties only 20 cents st DR.. Thos. II. Bur
gess A sons drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
sas~esaruI surgical op.ra,i.u.

About two months ago Theo. Muenl err
man, Of Belen. arrived in the city Ia I'M
dergo surgical treatment, for Abscess 81
the liver. The operation was q very
painful and dangerous one, bu, the pa
,ien, is reported up and around, aud es-
l@cts Ia resume his duties as chief clerk
for John Becker, Belen, in a short time.
DIR, Raster handlei the knife in skill
ful manner, assisted by Drs. Easteriay
and Wruth,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

T, N wilkerson, the young lawyer In
the First National bank building, has ne.
ceivrd the sad Intelligence II the death o
HIS father, DR. A wilk.rson. at Fulton,
Missouri. the other evening. The deceas.
81 wac for ten years superintendent al
the Missouri state lunatie asylum. bu, in
1850 resigned. at the same time retiring
frnm active practice. He was 70 years OF
age. and one II the best known physi.
clans Of Missouri. THB CITIZEN mourns
with the beraved SOD in Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
lbird nj i.As Vegas.

h~. Blrds"" received w"ri from A. X
Quiulry, IT the Opera salu"u, Las vrgAS,
To- ia" effect that r Crispell, president Of
the New Mexico Fish. Game and Pro
trctiy" association, had died there ou sun
day morning Deceased had many
friends here who will rrgr", Ia hrm of his
death, lie requested tina, his remains lie
kept for three days after his death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
should be- Arrested,

Whoy What should Ia arrestsdS All
excessive NERVOUSNESS, dyspepsia, head
ache, dizIine@s sl-eplcssness, neuralgia,
nervous debility. dullness, confusion ~
mind, nervous prostration, etc, They
should b. arrested. or stopped. before
they develop into q condition that can
but result fatally. For this purpose no
remedy equals DIR. Miles Restorative
N.rvins, I'll. discovery of the renowned
spacis> list, whose remedies are the wonder
% the civilized world, Nsrvins 10 sold
by +. II. burgess 4 Son on . positive
guarantees. Ask Tor his book free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

half the households " the city the past
three weeks. Scores of strung men aud
women have been confined 10 their b,sls
with II, aud rcorrr II others are to-day
struggling To shake ~ the dreaded NAL.
ally Children do not appear 10 be 30
suSIrc,il,lr to the din"as", and only few
deaths have been r,I",rted among that
class Older people who arr affected in
rumr other way arr mu~t liable to attack.
Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
Miles, N.rys n Liver Pills.

Act un q new prinoiple--regu lsting the
liver, stomach and unveils through the
nerves.. A new discovery. DR., Miles
Pills spead,ly cure biiousnesa, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, oons patton IN
equaled TOR men women, children. small.
sst, mildsst, surssti % dos~s - cent?.
Samples tres a 4. II. Burgess 4 Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
&lM Reward. &lM

The RI dets ~ this apor will he plsAasd 10
learn that Their" 10 AT least ono dreaded dise.ss
that science has been able Ia cue IN all ~ its
stages. and that 10 CstArrh, Halle tAtarrh Cure
y the only positive cure known IA tho medical
fraternity. CatAIrh b"inx . constitutional dis-
ess~. quircs constitutional ,reatmant. Hall .
ON the hi I'D and mucous surfsces Of the system,
thereby dsstroytns the foundation Of the dis
ease, and irving the patient strength by baildins
ing its work. he propri-tors b W 20 much
faith 10 y. curative powers that they Offer One
Hundred Dollars for an case that II fails 10
cure. B~nd for list Of testimonials.
Address, y. J. CHENEY a Co, Toledo, o.
L4-Sold by druggists for Is cent?.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
lnJurinK the Bridge.

W II II Mr,Igar. IL pajari,o, called at
this office this morning, and gave the IN.
Formation that uuml"r II piles were
left IN the river by the worknrn an the
Bar"laS bridge. aad that they ARE chang
liable to dc injury To- the west cud Il the
bridge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

cnt rate Z" a. gallon IN all whisky
hereafter rrsiur,-l. Ia, hallr~ " the
whisky uuN u lnnd auI c,rmr FROM
the increased ,aA wnuh diyilr amnng
them pi,'tty plum - the ~, e Sll..
"n,ON Tn" wuisky Trup, wurl pro.
c'rd g. r'allIn uI.r the rroluc, m n.ud'
and the government would WaitA year
lrturu obtaining auy r.N"uur uIun the
nov whisky runJrr'aI 70. 'hr ucW rate ~
tau
IIN progressive reduction e 40" sugar
bounty T., ON eighth each year reminds
uur Of MI rnr'lugtuu'r m"'H.l e kiluug
chicken The tender. heated I'D lady
could uo' h',l 'o lc,Spi,,ir 'hr fowl ~
ou" rtr,kr g 'h" hatch"t. sui therefore
administered several preliminary ,huir
-" kinder ~, 'u" ,hJ. ken u-',i =. ii'
Tm annual rrI.r' 4 secretary II tue
Navy Herbert i- t,.'.m.n, 'a 'hr sound.
u"~- u Va" policy, ruuu"i under Ar
thur administration, e nuuldlus u"W
American navy, and which Iul.,y rr.
'"N'd IT. lrn''-' .mrulr" during the
administrator % rr.- l"ui Harrison.
rp rrrl bankruptcy nlI WAS kl'lrd
lu 'n" hnu-" uf representatives aN"r Yen
year, & @l.r nrui Argument III" Whul"
,''arr Nns rr", rt'i'I hy - champions
II III" h., r.',-.ur Co., I.rm' "a ,u'" uu -
substitute providing t.rb voluntary s!-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
Aau,aissrsser.s Ns,,s~

E~tsts Of Fannie u. L<smon. Notice 10 hsrsby
given Ia all persons interested that the undsf.
az ned was on tbs 9th day % November. A. D.
late wife. Fsnnis u. Lemon, by tho honorsbls
probats Guar for besng,ilIo oGanty, New MsX.
leo, ahd that hs has quAlih.d n. such,
All persons having any elaine Asssisst said g.
tate are reQnksd to present the same within ths
time prescribed by Law for allowance, and all
psrsons owtns aaid estate are required Ia msks
payment. Persons interested can have their
claims adjusted at the Office ~ my attornsy,
hernArd H. hodsy CLAYTON LkMoh,
Administ ruilF