davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21
-sazsa -cNE-1 = s--aE

l-ss SSs-s- 5risa~ss 1rizI ls.sss-1 - s.s~ L.
'szrg R-saiesissz - iEa-sfla=ssa-
Eius 5slsss ~ szEsigss aszvs 8sez sh-
s.lsss srlE ne ezalz1ox fseazE-.1z q ~
ls-s ti1Ezry = s1uazsssz ~ . Eazslflls-1a.
-.GE EgEraieg VIC f1-r ssu1ese sslsr - r
~ NziTss 3r5r1 Zszzrs. Leu1sssls-.s-
FsrilaBsss E-.ssErss1Esle- zssezsa- E--s1.s.
ss1e<ae Sss1.Sssfn E-sszlsa sd gEs-
zsular
flHEa2 = le1ssI7s1ser elra 2 -
ras-esT - szgHso1au a. asszz ssg.ztzss
- raas rssgessl-s zr-is1s E.1r 1s~s a.sas-
sssess zfass 5gtznz
NsneS SssSz zzs ~ asfsuE. ss.z-E.a1sa
gszs u . s5iIsss syxsHssz pszfrsusy lr
.tss E5Df ~ ~.sEfs l16Ea a. u -
,lls11sssT n Z>1S1~ Aasf .15ss lsslzsasl o.
sesaxsulsslissss ziuI 1Esrsg 3 9a~s - E.,--F.s.
% TIE sLs>1es w1e1 ar stlE E>guafs5. -.
Ezs s'seEts VFszEy 70 Tsszsez- Ssazzus5a
SszssEsiu - si3sg ssizsssrsinsS sEz~ ailsss7e,
~ N lada-z9 3 5fsg sslzEzs g ssee--rs.-
y "a EsasszzlSes zzszzysaarszss 5asssx Hss1r-
lAssszlsg aas 1sg ca bszzf. ee.ri.,T aud
sTinnsez<.szaly s3rssf wig zsl1n WA
30 zusrSsu zss ar Eas =zfrrzsf pzsz
ssasa1 L,suzs zzfass1- % TzzaGzz-sn Err
ag - As@szfa9 - rzss Essz zalas !.
s-Ezau1tssss -ssasss szsf Sssx zasssslSs- sslf
ssossas ass s1ss sszxlS fdr519.I AZ
aasTs le<S err sss A1srsns1-6n % dr-uE
sa5zS zls1 NilSm 1ilt so1S Baa9asz
SSs 11e5sse@gur <szlnar5an sas aslrst
y s.1s psrsss sri 1Sass ss5sslls alsSsasvsssus
= slals - aalT = SessaHlag. ras zzsuE q
~ sew sarzz7 S8z-sissa sSsss 1z1E .
y . aE1zlazz s8aIsssT "a ssazs TIE a.
jea<znss q sEs asS1H6 zzAs wl.I =
Eazrssf VIA szszs interest - - zsll1.sz-
,sgl L s~ss-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21
sgsEssTTcLss eLsss4
TIss ssasf Asysseg - . ~ saaaE s.sy1s@ss -
- Gas -lhss~z1 EesL~

Tas rsef Asysssy - Ssusaaa s.sy11ss.s =
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ksneaex s1rSn wzieh "a Sssggg a.
saulss ~ Esssia SEszSF afssa - -lss y
fsaS - ~ siiD5s~zs waas - sr5us-,e- = :
sszllasss Ia ~ lsTzsss ~ EsrnEzg 40
Ssass s.sg sas 1eaaaanx were 1.ssez-z.l.ss.
- make sh6gs ssrE - sass @szrtuf ~
snss'7 h Esas es.lo1a ssgs q A1a TlseT
sisa6s1 ssEssAssT aslsf Ky Ia wax C.ss
aaT sasT ae@srisa SO sJfsfs q ewfl "a
~ rsJ - KS renIls Efsa rsss ssss1 y
sgtSenl5e Es Tzs sssszF - q 1agz1sr1ss
IA asSs - s5F.asssaz carr sysEsrss Wa
sazl7az---'t.agr-se1 q. fas klsAE - e.
aaa.4.
TA@ W&rehuasla sefsaed - aslc'H fas
rzrsar1us - snesT 1ls vls-ses - Pa
sExs4. The w1uaa1 tlzfsss rrszesses.
TAG kas1 - far1 sassE Tlss pss1slarz a.
ss1a slsss Faqs ehaae - tas Esrznxssz.
psFrsazdsss Is z1s3 es,1less e1r - re
''etFssE& levss g. aassySs&E The p1er
Esala1 s4id sfe go s1saaf9 sks fasTl-
ss4sss and eogs@ ass Vz1.sls n.lEae1.osa-
y. ssr az saoEse1, gFsysd azs1 elsss1
EF1141 a ~ s1lts wsrs Esar1. ~,
loses2 ~ = riss1l1F n1aa fad fasn
1ssfsHs1z sllzss - rEiEASes ',Frsy 10
fs1d. bs12hsFs. E1a z1aEk hlz1 gs
1age <llls1 fas ci.1tsr4 Tas N1naans
ssszas - Eszlsssl1s. ~ ssa55ass ~.
- allowed issc tss ylllezs --l<a.s1a
lsiegsSA-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

ILe rsas1efs - fbis pag~f sill -
Dlfaaed ~ Earn tisaf ftsFs ~ as bsasg
90 cfeasied Disease thsf sefe1as kaa
eaa1 s1ls ~ e1Es ig az - sf4ees and
tA4s b e4raffn- halIs CstagrE Clfs :
10 c1ig positive e1Es go kEDNe =
tne n.feieal ffsteFElly. CsfafFh hsicx
= s,-4fitlfi iat.al 1.aeass, fEs. 1lfsa : efla..
stitsflsLsl iffatElslt aslgs CarArfE
C1fs = taHe1 iGtsFL&lly. altinx dlfsesly u
$50 ffe bie<t1 a1f lsleat.s slsf.fes ~
tiss fJstsD. tf.essf.y Gsstfoysre fls
flsa4atte1 n ff.e 1lsszaaf. ana sislEx
a. fsiles.t stfeDflt - bglt1ioF a. Ia
'4t'.eiiIAth,l ald 4asletl1g n4f1fs "a
a14nE - sofH. ILe Fs0tsietofs hays
n n.4eb ftif1 in its 6aFslfse essess.
tbss shey cntr Dlf Hsndfed 'Dolisgs
- seY eaaes ihet it fsis ~ e1Fs. neE1
~ ltst ~ tasflllals.lsla.
Aetss-. - chKsEY, a 40.
roi1 ~ dfsEEists I<s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

E0.b<F1E Wnlis1 49, 40 sgrsgss~
shixe NsfA A1leFieaa srasafls1 - yafht
h LeEi.sa Nsfeg4 asys ~ Anerleas.
sFitisx fs11 Lea1as. Asta..y 80
G-oEt F4sape1 tssa - Nhsa ~ r8yal
sl.tif's yssls leif a. Filia1f Eysa
~ i>.11es Ee'sesaDsgs fsif falis4 sE1a
- fsblass fauat - E4issr's glslt was
osgsig beruessal sa.a ekss bls seslsl tlsss-
asts ~ f1sEtesasiass asa1EE "a Eisit-
- a leses sess asaly ~ psigsta
sHals.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

Gks ast - eeYss fl.e agsFs a hefali
bsgeala9 la WeaaasiasseF s1tey k.s
Ia1f teea elasbieaof ~ ffsiee hs q
a. ogIeaial bsbAyfy - ekiek a. 1..ef
80 bsslffsiafig faa u 49, toea cas
lsis ffae.s n elenss nesglle. go a.
Bhli6. ih..ael Ftfk. - II a. asestoef
aa4bilrfly Jhs insegiEaifa eiil cssslsi
NlT a fha nsa,s aa4 a. eales - taslA
~ feefa. Nllt ~ NaRlif4 fsss - a.
kasd as4 > Flsgaaiiae ~ tslssN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21
SRss n = ssHEzzzs1E



x.-~~. - - -, -.
s...s !. - -. -.
-, -, =. : -
- - - - - -. :,
- -. - -. - -
ssp-sGsnmufs - aus su-sh-~z zs-sz.
sEnr 3ea.xx srfsazn-r vrais Eu.s. =.
mare
Ne asus q s.Anras xsur -vsf.-us
afnss - ssslaearrsrusE ,ssurs 80 nzav
- - ss.ezs~1 saa.s ~ asxsanlnr =
~ pssas - susssE $3.50 > serusa1as.s
- 1sz-s gaers - fsaH as~T So 90
sssps q ,awehlz r. SD sasr -
sanzllsszs4 aag1ss ~ s1aHss
sEy sszsssE ss~T ,srnsf rISs-H ~
80 - sss1a1 fnss nssrs ssvs sod Esre..
gsss ss8l8 zssxs ~ wesI - ~ aszsr
ssxsz
Tss~s So zsafNa ses-u4s 10 ~
sssxls, ns< - lfrrs.. saes-F -rar- rss-s
s8rsE ssases5 ~ 81 - ssnns-sa-
- W@sal ~ asssf azzzr ~ .sslE
ssssssF - . 1s4srs. srs.f . ssayr -fne ez.s
ssfrss-f ~ sz-sss1us q ~ as--rs -
srHaaflaa n ss1fs-s 10 - T-srpis rtess-l
ss1s sssSl~saes
- Fz-zsI sszsxsrf aearV asiFra
ssssessbess - 80 sass - fss esznz
asra 49,
- <sgIo~s1.r ..ssstsr...g sss-s.~..-.-..
,sse amrus.~~ ~ = 80 49, ~,s~-r
? r,~..s.- su--vs..f - -sf .-.ss ,,,s....-
gss~1~1 a = ssrss-s,f z.<,w,rr
ssusu- = r es-seE. rsmuss. s.s,w.r.
rn~zs 5r.1,s,. Tt.~,v z. S~,s,,.
ww Sssn-a,~s. - ss,s~~r1s
z-urfsuz1,gs ssr4 s.svss.--e~F 80
ga n a.ss-zrr.s =. - s,,r.asseV,.,r -,
ssgsrs ~ wass s,.~fs,t1.,,,, -.
sss~as< a. svse~sas - z,~nEss
L. ,s-~rs .za~ar.,s ~. ss0r- -
- ssSn aas~ss sss-enr .gSsnafs
- =. ,.~.z.-s -. - -. -,
.s< .5msu rNg~5.s-~. H. a~-.z,.
~ueSs ~q4 - a,aes d. .sm. - -,
zzx ssonus s.tmFaae -af s1,ssssz
ssasiz.s "A ze-sus 6,.ss- aNe ~-.--.-
sons 80 -. 1900. 2, r,.s .,,r.s, 4
% s1Hosssa
T1e ssfsssfus ss1e-s - ess- 4iN<es
sszs ass1~s, s.sf .s1e~-.e esss~ - &
EHE knsg : ~ss--.ysrsr. r.,,s.s
zres~zf4r zss zs-ur1aF s.szsf,s. 80 -
irzsrt a. ,t.ss- 5,e..-.se !, sr.,,z1-,,.-,,
S.rey~ xss,S s,roySs~ ,r-e-.,,r.,e.
rseszs 81 z5s e.srsz "a E~sma e. r,x,zs
IN zaasa~~ so - sa.e - 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

kEtsz11&1
-. ..-s,,.... n =. zs~z rr,al.-
-. 49,. az. -, : = as.E s.,ss
- - -.
- -. - !, -,
- 80 ~ -''''s'1'f - 49,
- s.'saf S'-ss'ss~ - ~ S's'Ass'<
'b -
3 p Sss.f % saarss - . sssssssSs=s
q 'eaaS1sa - ~a&1 a'ass'ss~ .
asea - ssansss
= "'s'sssl S%.Sss - -" ~'eS -
ssss -. Ss'e1 aass1s 's'Fss'is . -
''sssJ - S''sistlesSzl-
= Egs<z . Tss1lssssa Eaess
gsr go 1ssssaa~ss = - sazsssss ~
issas snsf = ss.iI SsyaE
Esfa ssakex Ssisp 4,s.a n flss47
aa~s sssasg, ass4 asgr 1s~ea -
- ss1 nAssesS gsfa 6esfs-
4 e,,n,ssf, ~ .svsse.,s wS.se -.
= - .g,,s.,. -, -, -, =, -. -.
- - -, -, 81 -. -, - -.
-.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21


S-lzsz@ lTE-zz- 81 %s-zz51 51-znszl
. Esr-s1azEzd CsI11szzz6uz.
1s1.61E- -s1L y u---slffIlse
-salg~ slr tsE ard ID . lllI1r % saalIar =
Ss'zss s-aS - 5lli1Es-
= : = = = r * 2 --l
g. =. = '--i'-
-. -.
- - -
Ill ezui-las-
sll A-u1ng - slpaz slaar
= Sisss-sste 80 E la~1ll E-I
S.sa - i'ai1 s..s seez=l saar-a So
- s-lDp 1'ssl a. szl5f So
VIII
= se1l1s - a'-silsi-
s-s8 &Ha eizszzE-
sS1-s-s--- : -. .-s1e-
S-sJ---s11.sssl- 20 ~ -GS az'E zassE
= AeF lsillSs1T y y
sIs<-e siEsaslsl slf'-la-
-1SSs---sEIsa4L s@se . 15s-
z@5s--a slsl.i's- -
s,sIEsssr- Se>S 1sEsEy La ~ aszg-
'ss,sss.1l,'1J -. -
@a7esss--sif - . -
S@sn ssrl0kss1 7-szs-s-zsss1u -
zaa-Liz- y 400 lf1s1s- 3
SsszrSss-Ss7Es -ssz
e1lttn1z--S ee1rs
SzIgrL
A5Etss De a1-
Ssas,slsz@ 80 s1x-
1EFz SlcLzzE
EolS.sfg-- Se5 z5Ss1s-s 16I
Ez11srr ssH 1ls..zt assS EzIcsfS y0a1z
lst.-2s X V1uIsx stgsEszK -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

Tss hDz4s - ~ aa<s 1frs szas-
ass1ess ~ bsfEsrssn. ~as s6s sssz.s - q
ws1.slzx TssssSa1 sps1f1R. ss1ssmbsT,
lsEas - sSSGessfssx Dsxsns ssfsx
sssar 6asQsaAex Ez11s a16 Bszak
f>ssasys q ssae essg. ASs 0essek 80
sssfal sa<tg saAszs1 sas s4sssa6s1ly
ssssrsGs'1 gaFsSr ADD ss4assax ssuezxA
ass~assss - GS~szs sh1 sGsh .
ssrgss - ESe1ss 11saes s@hfaS ss@aa,
90 s~zsa ssrs aaee 90 sy Rev, w.
~ Ngszs, - - ~ y en1nsa. TIA
sssfs gas aE1e1slss ~ Eex assers 1l-s
Ehza sasen1aksg, s11 Na &13
IASasas. % TsgA4F, TEs Ess1naarasn
wsss Nsssrs NszlF L1szsg ss1 VS.
30 L1S4sg, ~ SsGsxsss. Tks ysaaz
As1iss mixed gsFy Fwsss eassy1ax fsass
~ tasas .aasfsb bazD>sixl5J ssss br.ls sGs
was Tshs9 - q exsys wbsts texrass,
eSaaAfss1 vleh as14rs aAessqss. sssrsax
. nssklaes - gsl6 ss.6 js,wstG AheE
bayt4klsG - sa1E<g, M. e11 Mr..
Los1@y ssFs essgss1 n fbs ffalE aa1
1sstsa Ss tAsss wsesslEz gserssy aGs1
. sfsowss - ras sa1 a. coaxyatala>
osns - sAsSF nsasy fFies.1s Whsn
ghsy sst1Fs n.y. 80 sssl1s EeaR gsf-
f.Fse6 f1S 10 teeasae. Tksy rsezfges
nsey hae1so4ls rge.e1as ffs41 rsla-
ayss 80 fsiea1s Tk4@s Dss.s1t ssss
- fsfloss NJ sss Nh. = s4.sssaak1r.
NJ. aa1 Ma. j. W. Il1,seT. NJ ss1
Nh. Ffs1 Eas1sy NJ. a11 Ma Hafgy
befrDws NJ ss1 Ma r. ~ Watea.
NJ sa1 M. J. y. Iss~sy, No u.
a. l<sDsy. NJ an1 Ma Wlfias1
leses. ~ ragtis11. NJ. ss1 nw. n.
n. lsss1sD, NJ ss1 Ma. bs1 E.z.ssn,
As Fsasssas CefnsG. Mo N. ~
l)efg, Ma Aliss, ksy. sa1 ns
4 fgefs. Mss CafFie sfnasasksg, Kiixs
Il,ssaszksg. A4s Thaases. nslss kss
efl. kteils Nlsi,eF, k.esea Msspky,
,sif.ef iselas9. Missis hlIk, Aea.ss
/, ", ftolsee, FlGf4s f<.sssy. watts
1<aey, Asebie f,leeassksf, 0Fasl
|lsesaabsF 6se. MfisIife
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

~ essssfy $50 fA3l e1sEGs 1ksa.1
tNe3s. N&2ya . $40 80 keAF -
- ArA,tg,T y 80 ssl4gly tfsaks
fF@ ~ - t&@fT sEtskss -
ffNeN 4eFtaoe'1 ~ ~ Ee11a
HfINff'f - Ndgh aa6 fktas -
~ ~ l19x.&f
e1a8 faFo>1a AAlxeks Fq1sas
- 49, - shHs>sasatls f1<a. Il.sy
lta ff.e f1aft n efeFy dAe. IAeg
N42e ~ AelNIlA,elas.tfaF Ga
,fF4kI4 a1Nolegfslfs asa4 idillA~
~ MB9gs eesy ~ aay1<<4g ~
Nt|t ~ fsffbAE fAe fsel ihl1E a
4& 2Fl24EiDK flt1a seaa l,eea ~
~ fra sIf4IIaft. tt4afye. Hy9f,
4|,8 #tft ftNIf4y
f1fLs 80 8sss ss<.a esss.s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

- - 8i1a9 - -e-- scr Nl--f.s--
= - ~ - sEnE sr 1a-=sssrs- .a
1g aillse z1 f1r
s7al ~lia1 el as-1 ~ sEn,-zLz-a
Eust 1g-gszE 1l1sss. sat rsgrs. - ~.
= ssi- iA-a& - s1ELg@ tEsE 81 u zz-s-7
EsE if EzI1as1ls .zrs-sIssrfIl.. ss..-7.r.-,
sl,ls1 1ssre Ersf ssss faal. - s..,-g-g -
Ee-zELs - ffsszSss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

-l@iiy E3@ > 1&z 4E-<- ~ = gll-
- a1ssssi sSsEs-f 1aa4 lusli .sszsEsssl E1si
= -1e4a- = -llssse = III zsuiss .ErlEz-
~ > ~ 1fsss - 1aerzs -ilrz EiEzrs :
ne qflsls 1res Ei1fr s.ssEIeT ssznz ~ -
- = 1Ssast Itas> zTIssx.zafs=s- S-sE sLlH.
-n41 5g Cz1lElGl Elr-1r ssnrs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21
NOTICE.

apetfe = afEttI EIssa iasl - - E..a.s
~ - ~ ~ e44 l1aFI 49,. 1
...l......i's q 40 "a. - - -. = :.
's,.s :, ..iaes. ~. ~ lni l.5 N
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

f4N1faI1 ~ fIseaae N lks "a
&|H @ffalalf - frllsfoe ~
~ N4fHl4 HAf ~ NeFAfs N1f4
m I|4f4 go \ IAh1y4 lsfif4 va
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

fssletl , @tlls srs 1ssIsf 1safi1- E-sf -
10 - z,opsrrlGz sui s1oesnaEgz :.
ssr ls1E
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

.s..''.s.ss :; 1...ss' q 10 jsssss:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21
c. NORTHCUT,
CthtHl HlEWtNtFuhilGT, Van
Ca - $3.50 a. "a = a4-s ~ - sz1 F.sa
80 atat.aa
SEALED PROPOSALS.

rtelof n Ssafsls So 20 ss.sfse.g a a. -.
fst-|t - f2is4a AAlll llal fallsl..I,1 u -
@ - a - Faes al sSt.ll.,..l = -
49, - F9aG Ila
s1@ ssas...ss 80. y ...... a..As
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21

~: gs,.s *. =. Ass.s z =. g,.e ss...s''.9 s... Z
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21
EEM0VsL


EE1r 20 EEs.1az1rs 1s1rF -,
- eaAlaT- I1xrlEIE aEzlf saifrIIr--s = 7. = =
--1-'in,- ~ 4 q 81 -, ! -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21
Shop.
CFRUs STEWART

1.ea sgena'f - $50 l.lrr1 lf Nzzss a. Il
at tttaig - klaszs n ess.,,.srs.ss -. II
- ~ f-as. Eest. l.tffsis z1l 60 o.
~ reii n1aa1re'4 t--eG zasd- FFlass rsas1...
$40 80 =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-21
Tie PGrtLan RatN

= -sz y zas-l ~ Esd slIzze- 1air szr ~
IsgI =zfl zE -EE -1rsea4fn zzz.Is. II E1Eu- &
= G Ml-L14- F-1pI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-22

3Ut. The little
white lines are
tl.s nerves which
eonVcy the nerve
for . from L II q
nerve ccnte-s to
every part 81 the
hCdF, just IS the
4lgC GCtlrrentis
conveyed along
I'll Ee telegraph
wires TO cs erv
station, large oF
small. Ordinary
phys;ciaIlS Iajlt
regard this feet:
instead OF tres
ing the mere rrs-
tors for the - -
OF the disc rS
ariSinG thereIroul
they tre d I she
pLTt affected.
franklin Miles.
NJ. D.. IL. b., tho
highly celebrated
eprciaIISt and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-22
QUICK TINE, CBEAP RATES!

Daily Express and lassecger rains
maize prompt connexions with the
several railroad lines III the East.
oul! man Palace Sleeping Cars and
rOur is,s' Sleeping Cas- attached to all
train AOining Cas- attached 10 fast
IN all rams betwt Il Truckee and Og-
len.
rickeu sold, .ping ear ber,ns -e-
,dred, and othel Information given on
application TO
Al FIELD, At,
Reno j !.bt.
4. ri. GONDAi1
Gen. Pass. AeC.
Richard era. G-I. Tfaf. NJ ang.
Sau Frame a-co. Cas-.
iGne
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-22

rec mt discoyery Is that headache
dizziness, d, Inoss, co1fu ion of ths mind,
et-. are due TO dcrau-emunU Of The nerve
centcrs which supply the brain with nerve
force; that indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia,
Wiz. in stomach, etc, arise from Inc dcranEc-
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! 10. 1898, and until further notice.
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O,SO press train for Winnemucca
Cattle Mountain. Palisade. ogden
nd East. Carries only frst-clas~ nas-
.etgers, through and local. Dining car
70 ogden.
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BenHcia, and san FTanciscn, arriving at
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1925 "A. NJ. with the New Orleans
Express for Fresno, Santa Barbara,
Los Angeles, San Diego, s,soa: 7:l0 p.
y for Woodland Knights Landings
O.oS z NJ. Daily Atlantic Express
J.oo train for wiDnepucca, Battle
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GERS and through second class pass6n-
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neut3 and San Francisco via Benlcia
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-07-12
County sunday School Convention.

1t has been decided by a confer.
ence of the Sunday School Superin'
tendents of Mexico to hold the annu.
al county union Sunday School
Convention at Mexico on Sunday,
August 9Th, in the Baptist church.
All of the Sunday Schools of all
churches of every denomination are
invited to attend, and all the teach.
ers and superintendent are expect
ed to come prepared to join in the
endeavor to create a greater interest
in all our schools in this work. The
State Sunday School Convention will
be represented by speakers who will
interest both old and young. There
will be two meetings on that day,
one at ) p. m. and one at 8 p. m.
All the children are invited to each
OF these meetings. Letevery school,
regardless of church name be there
and We will have a grand, good con-
cert of songs from their sweet voices,
and all will be benefited by their
light faces and happy hearts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-07-12

sion assisting his excellency in lay
ing plans for the meeting between
the Governor and the leader of the
Cripple Creek strikers. The meet.
ing was to be held in the Colorado
College chapel. The college is 10.
Gated in this city.
Fearing the strikers might attempt
violence while the consultation was
in progress, the General said he
would have regular troops stationed
at the college in order to protect the
buildings, etc. The Governor con-
scented. Hardly had the words been
spoken before the portieres at the
end of the room were opened, and
Mrs. Waite appeared. Governor
Waite said she, "you won't do
anything of the kind" The Gov
ernor looked at her about a moment,
and then sneaked away like a whip
ped cur, saying that he was of the
same opinion: "He wouldn't do
anything of the kind" "No," said
his loving help-mate; 81 would
rather see every stone in that build
ing torn down than TO have the
regular troops called upon"
The Governor said she was right
lit was his opinion exactly. He
then took back all lie had said
to Mr.. McCook, and proceeded to
make other arrangements, looking
the while like he had been hit over
the head with a club.
This shows how things are in
Colorado at present. The Republi-
can leaders ore confident that there
will be a change next fall, either for
better or worse. But as the women
are to vote this year the Lord only
knows what calamity may befall the
State.
The trains are rather irregular on
account of the strike, and more often
they do not come at all.
The Managers Association nthis
section of the country has adopted
a novel way of making up trains.
The baggage, chair and Pullman
cars come first, the last car on the
train carrying the United States
mail. This prevents the Pullmans
from being cut off. Should they
uncouple the Pullmans from the an
CINE the mail car would have to 90
also, and that would endanger the
liberty of the perpetrator interfering
with the mails is liable to send one
to the "pen" for years. "MAcK."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-07-12
Rev. L. N. Rarretf bead.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, July S.-Rev. T.
W. Barrett, who on account of i'll
health resigned his position as Presi-
dent of Stephens College last May,
died last night at his home in this
city. He was at the head OF Ste.
phens College eleven years, and did
much to improve and advance the
interests of that institu a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-07-12
A WISHY-WASHY GOVERNOR.
How Waite, of Colorado, Is Led Around
by His Better Half-Republieans
After His Scaip.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, July Z,
This is the State election year il
Colorado, and the Republicans ART
busy laying plans whereby they ex
pect to defeat the "Pops," who are
now in power.
They are especially anxious t.
secure the political scalp of the
present Governor, Waite, whose &C,
tons as Chief Executor of this COM
monwealth have not met with theil
approval.
The Governor, however, is "onto'
them, and is quite a political schem'
er. The stand taken by him in the
recent trouble at Cripple Creep has
made for him many friends among
the miners and their sympathizers
Ia class, by the way, that controls
many votes throughout the State. Oh
course, when the miners give him
their support, the labor unions
throughout the State will be affect
ed, and will, in all likelihood, fall
in line with the miners, who will
have established a precedent.
1t is said, on good authority, that
the Governor has senatorial aspira-
tons. Gen. Tarsney, of tar and
feather fame, is said to cast a long
ing, lingering glance toward the
House of Representatives. In fact,
1t is said by many that the reason
Tarsney was presented with his
"new suit of clothes was because
some few wanted to show their high
regard for him and his congressional
boom. Many a time and often some
rank Republican will add, "And
wish Waite had been with him."
Others think that the General ar
ranged the tar and feather job him
self, and expected, in that way, to
excite the sympathy of the people,
While writing on this subject, il
might be we'll TO inform the readers
of the LEDGER that the Governors
vile carries the "Weight'' of the
family.
When the Tsrsney escapade came
to light the people here telegraphed
the Governor in regard to the mat
ter. The Governor was not at home,
but his wife was. Mrs. Waite i'm.
mediateIy sent a special train to this
city to be placed at Gen. Tarsney's
disposal. She telegraphed the Gen
eral, asking him if she should send
a company OF militia to act as a
body guard. Mrs. Waite then sent
word to a Denver company, telling
them to be ready to go at a mo :
ment's notice. No one disputed
her authority.
Another story is told by General
McCook, Of the regular army. Gen.
McCook was at the Governors man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-07-12
THEY PASS THROUGH
Three Train Loads Of SalA.
Route From Fort Rlles
Turbulent Chlcago-.
Hundred Blueeoa,a.

Three train loads of eavaln
infantry from FortRiley, Kan
through here Monday air.
on their way from Kansas nI
Chicago, which place they 81.
reach about 3 O'Clock in ths s
ing. The soldiers left Kans,,,
that morning at 5 O'Clock.
ular "Coxey's army" as to {
was at the depot TO see tbe =
boys pass through.
There were ten hundred ~
in all, three batteries of light
lery, four troops of the Bird Gu.
the Signal Corps and a detsek.
of the Hospital Corps.
Maj. Randolph was in conn.
There were twenty.one stoa
box and seven coal cars, fn.
coaches and one Pullman for Il
ticers' head quarters altogeihst
ears were covered with the han
soldiers, who looked as though
would fight to q finish. The
of the first section was guards
the front and rear, and even.
indicated that Uncle Sam I
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-07-12

By the death Of John J. Gill Mex,
leo loses one of its most hnnored
citizens. He was a man of broad
mind and rare intelligence and pos.
sessed a remarkable memory. His
lie was a busy one during which he
held many positions of trust in high
places. His acquaintance was ex
tensive and in his younger DAYS
he knew men exalted i'm the coun
ellis of the nation. He was firm in
his opinions and while he rarely
yielded he respected those Of others,
He was upright-he was honest
he lived n Christian-he died 9
Christian. What more may be said
of him?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-07-12

Miss Angie Triplett, Mn
Gildea and Miss Bette Glib
with the party that weni
fishing expedition on SaltR
the 9th, which was greatlI
ed by all.