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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
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Lapd .raa,- D,-p.--a st n, IN" etc.
rrat TrrWs,


~rs, T~rws.
After having l-~eb 10 s-ss,un dull r.nr''
Jul, :, thu T.. \. court ~ pt,ni" ',nd
claims adjourned ycst"r'ln, ~ NJ, ~
~ thla TIM. the court .rd rv"r, plliret
connected th.rewith Rave worked hard
and INCREASINGLY ard H." f~rotd nakee
au x'ellent shbsiu. -. 10 What las
been accomplished tuAafd the all i'm.
por,ant .ud Ot qulottug titrs - prop
ert, ~ New Meitcu. Actions involving
IN Que torn or another something like
Que and n half million AGREE ~ land
hav, been cunetdrrrd 10y the court ut
the sees,or aud final conclusions have
b--n reached ~ causes covering GIL ,JUU
acres, % which s5D.UOO acres wsre con-
iirmrd 10 the private ownership u clai.
mantle. The fact that nearly two. thirds
OF the amount % land claimed by
petitioners was not confirmed shows how
earnestly L. =. Attorney NJ. q. Reynolds
has looked after the governments side
ot the question.
Aside from u large amount Of routine
Sork and attention to cases yet pending
the court has heard and dscided ut this
term the following csses:
No. q Sebastian DE Vargas grant
Santa be county; area claimed i5,u,
acree; confirmed for about lGuOO.
No. 0-pIedra Bumbre grant, BIC
Arrlba county; confirmed for islsI
HCres.
No. 3l-Luis Jarnmlllo grant, ljerLa
lllu county confirmed Tor 1900 acree.
No. 81 acunA grant, Santa fs coun
| ~, confirmed for S.UUJ, As against 40,
w claimed.
No. - -CaIa del RIO grant, Santa r,
county; confirmed for GoOUl acres n,
against 10000 claimed.
No. 3-Polvadero grant, Rio Arribu
county, confirmed for 5000 acres.
No. W-Domin9o Valdez grant, SAINT,
| Fe county, 80 acres, rejected.
/ No. JO.--Pssture grant OF the Pueblo,
~ X,a, santa Ana and Jsm,l grant, Der
uahllu county, 3Sj,0OO acres, rejected.
! No. J3-Csnsda de Los Alamos grant
santa Fe county claim OF 1000 acres
confirmed for 900 acres
No. 57.--Nloolas Duran y Chave,
grant. Valencia county, claim Tor 800,
nctes, Of which u considerable portion
had been disposed Of 10y L. s, patents
confirmed rsserving the pstenteo
lands.
No. loO-Canon de San Diego grant
including the celebrated Jemez spring
area 10000 scres, rejected. New Mex
icAn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
ssauIsrS laresaer..

The premiums offered 10 the regular
premium list 81 the 18th annual fair. are
not very large, but remember, money 10
scarce. and we had better take what va
can get, than have large premiums offer
cd and get nothing; besides this, there
10 u special premium list pr,nted, aud I
will send or give you one upon spplics-
ton. DO not 10 discouraged. or make
up your mind not 10 enter your fowls
until you ss".it. w. b. LOWE,
Supt. Poultry Department.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

INNING property in New Mc'co arrived
ut the San Felipe last night Mr Pet,
"ts propus-e To push operations ~ h,s
,uiu"s IN ~" terfi'orl, aud A,ii soon pot
ny u stamp mill NJ on" ut hs ~, PARTIES
Anyone kuUwius the Whereabouts ~
rhomas Vincent, supp sei Goo b~ u soma
ot the mining camp- II N"~ Mexico 2
Arizona, will please notify h,n father Who
~ aged aud nearly bund Address
Joseph Vincent. Socotto, y. NJ
Judg" Adams aud Joe Bndararcn arr
haViY X "a cradle" after ~ 'd 'n,hYuad
iesigu mndr, With Nhrh ,hry vjl test
tue sAuds ~ the Sandals tutg od AZ
Mr.. BadHrHcru has hHd prartlrh exuer
nnce N woshiug ont th" pt,ri. ua metal,
II will be expected that ih,y viii meet
With n degree " success II tbcy don I
strike bonanza.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
New navajo i.s,a. Axa.,.

The war department order detailing
Capt. John Drum, 10th infantry. TO act
~ 40 Indian agent at the Nayaio agen'
cy 10 revoked, and Maj, Augustus II.
Balm bridge, 10Th infantry, now at Fort
stanton, 10 detailed 10 act ~ Indian
assst 81 that agency. Msi cambridge
will rspor, NJ once by letter TO the sec.
rotary OF the interior, and proceed Of
oaes 70 thai agency.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

). DErAg1MgSr % AGmCuLruRE, }
Weather Bureau,
santa Fs, y. NJ, Aug. Is. NJ J

'""tuk "ehbeFs
l. =. DErAg1MESr % AGRICULTURE,
Weather Bureau,
Santa F~, y. NJ. Aug -. ~ }
The chief % the weather bureau di.
rects the publication ot the following
data, compiled from the record % obeer
ya,lons Tor the month OF September
taken at this station Tor n period Of nine
teen years.
IL ~ believed that the facts thus set
forth will prove ~ interest 10 the pub.
lie. a. we'll M the special student, show.
my as they do the aver age and extreme
cot dltions u the more important meter
illogical elements and the range within
which such variations may be expected
10 keep during any corresponding
month.
Tempera, ure-M Mean or normal tenn
perature, GO deg; the wArmest Septem.
Der was that ~ 1892, with an average IL
10 deg; the coolest September was that
Of 1889, with an average " 81 deg; the
highest temperature during any SEP.
tembrr was ~ deg, on September |,
1879; the lowest temperature during any
September was ~ deg. on September -,
1850; average date ON which tlrst "kill.
my" irost occurred On su,umn) October
10.
Precipitation (rain and melted snow -
Average Tor the month. 90 inches: aver.
age number Of days with .0l OF an inch
or more, :; the greatest monthly precl.
pitatlon was ,65 inches IN 1891; the least
monthly precipitation was trace inches
IN ls,rl; the greatest amount % precipi
tstion recorded 10 any twenty.four con.
secutive hours was ii2 inches on Dep
TENDER ~ and -, 1901.
Clouds aud weather Average number
OF cloudlese days, 10; average numbe Of
partly cloudy days, II; average number
OF cloudy dsye, ;,
Wind-The prevailing winds have
been from the east; the highest velocity
~ the wind during any September waf
W. miles on September l3, 1883.
II. Is. HgRsEY,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Now Try rats.

II will cost you nothing aud will sura
ly do you good, IL you have
u Cough, CJld, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest "r Lungs. DIR. Kings New
Discovery iur Consumption, Coughs aud
Colds In guaranteed to give relief, oI
money will lie pad hack. Sufferer
from La Grlpp. found II Just the thin.
and under H. use had q speely Gnu
p.rieot recovery, Try a sample both.
at our expense and learn Tor Yourself
jus, how good lring Il 10. Trial bot
tl.e free ut L. Il, burgess a Sons Drug
Store. Large ~" - cents and o..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
u...,sa's Arsiea aAive.

Tn. ,.,st salvs In tbs world for cuts.
h,,,sa.. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sn,ss letter, uhappsd hands, chilblsinP.
cn,ns and oil skin srupt.ona, and pos,
,,vsly cures piles. or no pay required. II
$50 ted 20 give perfect Satisfaction
=, money refunded. Prios 20 osnts per
So, For sale by DR.. Thos. II. Burgess
A Son, druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
Investigating a Murder,

Pauline Clibsrri, Of Bscs, 10 the new
county Of Union, Ia in the city, to con
suit Capt. l.. &. Fort, prosecuting attor.
ney. concerning the murder VI the old
Somsn and little girl, which WAS com
United on Arroyo de Las Yu,ss, in III.
eastern part oi Mora county. some weeks
ago, an account Of which has been going
the rounds % the territorial prsss. &C.
creditIng the crime to this county. Two
young men, Gravel SaGchss and Mar.
tiusZ, first name not known, are sus,
pected " ths crime; and though CIR
cuulstantial evidence In strong against
them, they we're released by the justice
~ the peace Sr. Ulibarri ~ here ~
concert means Tor q more thorough IN.
vestigation, Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

A little boy Of Mira McDonald's liv.
ing near here, fell against = red hot stovs
aud was feArfully burned. The pain
Was terrible, and IL was thought the
burn was % severe ~ to scar the child
Tor lie. sold the lady q bottle Of
ChanberlaIn's Pam Balm, which, after
greRsing the sore, she applied. II soon
removed all the tire and eased the pain.
and in ten days the boy was we'll, no
truce Of ths scar remaining. J. ID. Mo
Larsn, k"ysport, Clinton county, III,
For sale W I. Il. burgess 4 Son, drug
Vlatg,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Among the inc,d-nis - childhood tha,
stand out 10 bold relief, ~ our memory
rsysrts 20 the days when We were you da,
none are more prominent than severe
sickness. The young mother yIvidly re-
members that Il was ChAmbsrlAin's
cough remedy cured her Of Group, and 10
turn administers IL ~ her own offspring
and always Nth the bsst results. FOR
sale by I. II. burgess A Bon. druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
"wh.rr- Tho.s she~.s"

A good story IN told ON we'll known
railroad man who ~ employed at the
Atlantic 4 Pacific junction. On Satur'
day he came To the city to buy u pair Of
Shoes aud on Sunday evening took in ths
Fies,s at the village o. lsIeta. An over
supply Of native vine caused Q "tIred
feeling. 10 that the shelter Of cotton
wood proved an abiding place Tor the
night. la the morning that railroad
mNn walked 10 the junction Station IN
hls stocking feet. sDms one having 70
moved tho new l.aih-rs from his feet
while he slept All the boys know Of il,
aud now the question most difficult ~
answer 10, "Where's thoss shoesy"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
AsI.a,aa Ho, = letter.

William Richards has iust received n
letter from Capt J.uks, wallApai boy,
nov in the sch 'oI At Albuquerque.
Capt, jerks S'.y' hs IL getting along
nicely aud that b, hk-s the school very
we'll. lie wants neNs from home and
asks Mr.. Richards to give him all the
meas be can. The cunPIs,t,ou ot the
letter is quite laGshable. King man
Miner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
supreme ,our, Adjourned


The territorial supreme court adjourn.
ed last Saturday and will take recess
until sept -.
Opinions we're rendered as follows;
joaquin Martin w. A., I. X :, +. com.
pauy, reversed and remanded
Guardianship of Lola Montoya, re-
Nrrrsd
VI r.. Walker va, A., L. Il 5. f. com.
pauy, affirmed.
rIiE CoSkiIS CAsE.
The Nav Mexican says: In the mat.
ter ~ Chas. NJ. Cunkhn We W L. Gun.
ulngham, quo wHrrauto p'oceed,nss, IN.
yulNing the sherliT's office ~ thus county
and which was argued before the dis.
trict court on Saturday last, on demur
rer 10y Cuurlngham's attorneys, Judge
Seeds TO day announced n decision sus.
tanning the demurrer. THIS demurrer
ssts up that Cuukliu's ansver To the
pleadiugs had been Oascd on matters Of
law rather than oi Tact. The csse nov
comes on Tor trial by jury on TIA merits,
Conkhn has asked for change ~ ven ne
To San Juan county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Persons troubled with chronic diar.
rhosA should try Chamberlain colo,
cholera and dlsfrho-a remedy. Many
oasss have bsen cured by It after ell else
had failed and skilled physlcisno were
powsrlsss For sals by T, II. burgess
4 Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
tkrN Placer MLninr

A numb.r % Inventions have recently
be-n made for the working ~ placer
ground with the aid Of but little OF no
water. Almost all "dry placer" ina.
chines constructed during former years,
have proven Of but little value, but the
possib,li,y OF producing q machine that
could bs worked successfully has never
been doubted 10y those Who have devot.
ell any thought to the matter. The
muunta Ms Of New Mexico are full OF
gold. There 10 hardly q portion Of Tho
territory where the sands ~ tho noun.
tslns and mesas will not y,e,i "colors" IN
banning, and IN some districts the dirt 10
~ rich IN gold that hundreds Of men are
making wag.e, at isast, IN sacking II aud
conveying It 90 burro back many miles
10 water where IL 10 washed. 4 PROCESS
that would enable this dirt 10 be worked
with mint mum VI water or none at all,
this territory and the gold MINING IN.
dustry here would grow 10 immense pro.
portions.
The latest invention IN the way Of
dry washer ls that Of DR., r, Ames, who
recently made n test with II which fully
satisfied him Of its successfu operation.
and TO morrow he will take his machine
10 the placer fields Of Golden, where he
will Operate 1t aud fully test It's merits.
Another dry placer machine ID now be-
ing constructed at the Albuquerque
Foundry, ia which several gentlemen u
this city are interested. II will be work
ed by horse power aud will, II IL claimed.
rsvolutionizs the present primitive man
ner OF working the "dry d,gaings" u
New Mexico. II 10 ~ be hoped that with
the aid Of these or other processes such
a revolution may 10 brought about, and
that our hills may soon swarm with
prosperous miners and hopeful pros.
pectOrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02

Office on olive street, vas still uncon.
sol"us last night, and the doctors IN at
tendance en,d II waa q matter ~ grave
duuLt whether he recovered, this III, hts
wife stating, Iriug the mos, dangerous
that b. ha- ever had. At midnight he
vas apparently lri-leas "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-02
OnrtZ Ds~,uAR,.EU.
The Mas whs Attacked he ia Lama
tsors q apaaishrd

nv wan W ne AtHhfkfu tFf Ia Yen ma
sors q apaaished
The cas-. against Modesto ORTIZ, on
the charge Of assaulting with ~ deadly
weapon Pedro lie Ia Lama, the old town
editor, was brought before Justice Burke
yesterday, and his decision IN the case
was announced thus morning ut II
o'clock. IL was mot guilty" aud tho
prisoner was discharged. The bruised
aud out up appearance Of the young
spanish newspaper mans face aud head
would leave no doubt ia any ones mind
that he bad been attacked With some
dangerous instrument, and that the at.
tack had been oovsrdly and uni justified
one was generally believed 10y all con.
vsrsant with the facts. The court, how.
ever, was not satisfied from the evidence
that deadly Weapon was made us. ~
and hence declded TO alsmlss the case,
whereupon Mr., liescock, til. attorney Tor
the plaintiff, int,mAteb, II IN claimed,
that the court had been tsmpered with
and that the power OF spec,e had had,
no doubt, more effect 10 determining the
judicial m,nd than the argumentatlvs
powers and sloquence OF counsel or the
testimony of witnesses. OF course Mr..
sieacock, II he did utter such ins,nua-
ton, lid 30 IN ths heat Of Indignation,
aud will likely apologize 10 the court for
his haaty words.
Thus case serves 10 illustrate the uu.
protected position which the editors ot
Albuquerque occupy. The Independence
OF the prsss ~ merely name II some
irs,s sluaRer Tor some imaginary cause
seeks TO muzzle the press 10y attacking
the most vulnerable portion of It, i.e.,
the person VI the editor, the only re-.
course the editor has IL TO purchase
glass eye, u set OF falls. teeth or cork
arm aud feel glad that h. was permitted
to live. "Oh, Justice, thou art tied, etc"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

lsfasss a. a asz<issat4gs n tie confer
sg.es I 80 eonsnGs buying iour snd
sns~a4lf nililon ounces per moni1.
after having tnrouSa eur delegates
s1rs4ten<d shs conterenca thai. II case
Of IS accom- pi.sa.nx no satisfactory
setllsme4t. 90 shoas promptly d.
eonEaas our pnfco4sss aud thereby
threw upon Earops tie snois burtheB
o. orr product u thst metal ltvould
bs misioftgns Il The conference
sholhf Tssame 80 Deliberations next
Nay under snen circumstances. Tor Il
would 20 DEPRIVE this coGniry OF moral
forse AID tacliesi pozer N The nesoti-
aiions ss 10 make i Almost impossible
- ffiex the European natious 10 sc-
eeps toe policy u iatsrnatl nal free
eosflsgs--gne forms Of sctflemsat most
acceptable IN th,s county. Mr.. clvye-
snd viii not 20 unreninded az ne
needs TO Re told ~ that both the Imam
cal and commercial interests are serl-
Ously anxlo1s 20 see the earliest pos
sstle setiismsai of question which u
castlng DARK shadow OF doubt over
every form os enterprise In every d.
rec..ou"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
mans ABOUT woMEn.

Lady Florence Dixie asserts that che
knowA q woman VINO Ia captain OF q
ship, her EEK unknown 10 her employ
ers, and two disguised women VINO are
among the most skillfui II pilots. she
ought with property add that women
make indispensable mates.
The Empress Frederick Of Germany
will visit her daughter. the duchess OF
Sparta. IN Athens early IN March.
Upon her return. n month or 90 later.
she will 20 to the Scnloss IN Homburg.
her principal residence since the death
OF her husband.
Miss Louise Aldrich Blake has taken
. "doubie fret" IN the examinatlons
at the London university. THIS IL the
highest honor as student in medicine
ever taken by = woman.
Lillian Russell has face preparation
for which she pays 81 pound. To Il
she attributes her well kept SKIN, free
dom from wrinkles and good complex
ion.
There are said 10 be 900 styles OF
silks. but 1t makes little difference TO
the woman who has 10 wear scent
prints how many styles there are.
An cid maid over in Indiana tainted
after reading in the local paper that in
the manufacture of cham payne the
grapes are squeezed ak times
Miss Mary Moody, niece of Evan
geIist Moody, 10 about 10 enter the mis-
sionary field.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

To-Day The iegslstufs vii reassemble
n Lansing - ta<e up the wosk winch
Vas POS pouet peadink tie BIENNIAL
legislative lnvest CATION OF state inst
tgtons. Amo0< the measures of im-
medals interest To OraEd Rapids VIII
b. BAL granting the city permission 10
bond issels FOR the improvement Of
Grant riser. There IL practically no
opposition 10 tbs measure sna u may
BE- taken for granted toxs # there be
no insuperat.s constitutional inhl-
ti.,ous IN lie way tho people viii -
called upon 70 voss ca the question CT
RIVER improvement uexs sFrrg. III.
Whites bib ESTABLISHING new justice
court. - h..l establishing StockLridge
eornty. and NJ. Andfrsea's I'll cover
inz igs.sce,' courts WI doubtless te
tus ~ ir comn.lttee. for taese sar opu-
lar ~ ,a..ee against them stforg
snoexh 90 dssea. shsm. NF. Ander-
ron'. BIB pr-vtiier for a uew board Of
p4tlc works VIII 80 approved. scna-
tcr Rsrpa.1's olil providing Tor chap.
lal1 al $50 SOLDER hou>e ls self-cca-
mfassfcry spa l.'s.c tssie W. be Goa
sap<d sa espos.rr Il ?. fs4orsilg.
senSf. 8 Fafnald al. also take care Of
q measure, rnch W. - l1trctuc~d IL
the hcnsr. atosairE tie super r
court. senator i'csta has rot r.: no.
iced any .csa. h.i's esceps = b'li fkirg
fees N eisii Gases - a max.nap' hg'ifs.
- vii prsss bis hill tsxng 'nnsrii-
srces aad all siso introduces bal IN
re a.tress q laooFirx msn. The terms
s v=n w..i fequFe thst no employer
SEALS caarse a ,asr oecsuse Of mem-
fsssa 3 Is istor rnioo- TIE sssc,
resase 81 the -. = nr<nown. but 4 e
urderftecd sAst e VII contain o.rer
Trprlseas ssstl3 ,fex tee rights %
employer, as 81 uaea i; wi.i te isgsl
Ter them 81 fn c.og.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30

acstnenes pledge Viii he represented,
oy b.s o. bts a. nature afs1 Hio4Ss "a
tHss trsutfui memorial nhich = car
red a ~ the 5assnlis dspaftnaspt q
the Norld's zad National ". {. 7. 4.
Tee money Tor the lonntssn goes 60
Aass oorcon's address 81 ksaaston.
III. Nss dordoa wiil return "a few
months 10 tnis country aud supeFln-
tend Is erection AZ the wurs1's TAR.
Mr.. Wade 10 London sculptor OF rss-
lng fame snd has Just nnlsasa b1sl
81 the duke 81 C.stsAce Ter sae nee
Of Hales. lie has aiso mate tae u<ss
busg sxtant oi fzderewskl.
John q. No0llsy IN msksng a re-
mar katiy tue impression ~ England.
At one Of hls msetsngs "a Walfs GO
women put GA the White ribbon a. .
single session. He % ke for Lady
Aberdeen al toe great christian tenn
persuee demonstration on Christmas
evening. lie Is being interviewed ~
leading London Journalists aud hes =
book Jusg coming ous. .atstlet 'sesc
Corn made up OF biz ineiEve temper
ancc addresses
Niss Florence Baigsrnls 10 IN the
fe IN England organizing aud speak
ing with great force IA the interest Of
the W. {. i. L.. aud Miss Helen l. Hood
-. as usual, . steady and vigorous
worker for the White Ribbon move
mens, organizing and planning the
trips Of Lady Henry Somerset. Mics
Frances +. Willard aud Msss Gordon.
Willard Hall. in ths woman's Tenn.
pie. will not be formally dedicated IN.
I'll Mas Wil.ard's return from Europe
next May. The Central W. G. +. X.
has leased the hall for three yeare.
MONDAY gospel temperance meeting'
will be regularly held and sunday ser
sio-s will be started IN June.
Liquor sellers and hotel walters are
extremely short lived, their death rate
icing respectively two and tnree-quar
tefs and four tlnes as great as that oi
clergymen.
An English abridged edition ol
'Glimpses Of Fifty Years" rs soon e
be Issued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-30
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"There's q timepicce I have had in
the family long while," said Crimson
b-sk. exhibiting a ninety day note
which had never been met.-lonkers
Statesman.
Civil service IL said to be progressing
chsrningiy at Washington, but you
cant always be cure of II 81 u railway
station ticket window.-Boston Globe.
"Bankster IL not we'll educated, but
he has horse sense enough for n team
al suppose that explains his strong
pull."-lndianapolis Journal.
Money may be a mans beat friend,
and yet when friends begin TO leave
him you Will NOTICE thai his money
goes iirst.-Eimira Gazette.
When tho expression on . mans
counisnance speaks volumes i indi-
Gates that he 10 well booked upon his
sublect.-Lowell Courier.
Hard astern," as the tueboat cap.
tain remarked when he sat down sud
denly on the slippery pavement
Philadelphia Record.
The statement that the coal trust is
making II hot for tho community i,
without foundation. - Binghampion
Leader.
A photographer 10 one Of the most in
dependent Of men; he never hcsitates
TO present his yiews.-Lowell Courier.
A grievance to mau Is what a sore
heel IS TO a boy.-Alllwsukee Journal.