davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
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ten erf9ten ben perfdmmelten 8rdlz
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|noen, pel9e Die gan5en 6inan3en Der
~ge60rigen 8rauereten ~bertDalten un0
groftt Dert9etlen fou, 0iefer Blan ent@
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liner @ntfernung BON 200 SUB pOn
Wirt6I9aft fem anbere Mirtbi9aft
t nerben fpue, tpenn nt9t Der 8ez
ber e%riteren feline 3ufttmmung ba5u
anOerer B1an ge6t fogar fopett, baB
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ne &unOI@aft gu fu9en, bieIelbe foQe
BON erGentralgefeaf4aft 5~ugepteien
ltreten tparen Bel Der geItrigen8rouer@
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, 8reptng g., Pabit 8reWing Co.,
h6ofen 8rening g., 9ottfrieb &reip>
3d., MtcQlbDD 8retping g., MeItItbe
ping 60, 8rdnb 8reping g., Sortune
ping g., 8eeIep 8reming g., Wader
8rNping g., 8art6olpmae &c 2et4t
6 g., Se6er 8rening g., @anb
lg g., 9enn &c @abler 8retping
6Drber 8reming Co., SnbepenOent
ping g., Sung'8 8reiperp, MtGer
ping 60, MtOnar9 8reptng g., Naz
L 8reptng Co., Nortbmei tern 8rems
Ep., S'9onne4 &c 9uer 8retptng Co.,
Ii 8retping g., S9ltB 8reping &c.,
ora 8retping Co., Steben 8retptng g.,
lmian 8rening 60, 8eft 8retping
I8irf Bros. 8reping g., 8GaB &repz
w., 8reiper &c 9pfman 8retptng g.,
&c Gpan 8rentng Co., @iti3ens'
ping &c., Goerper 8reping g., 9ene8
g., @rnft 8ros. 8retping g.,
S9mtot 8retping So,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
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mdnnsi0hne.
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li9 fam Der n0ermannsf06ne Mdnner1or"
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fiat neuefte Competition Ser Sang an
Negir" our Nffiibrung gu bringen. S5
biefes II paieno pber ni6t pa1enD mar,
Darii6er mag Ii ieber urtbetlen tpie er
2ut bat. 9as 1T audi gar ntdt bes ypuz
bels &ern", Ser beItebt btelme6r bartr,
oaB Elm paar Streber, bic 3tpar 6ermanns=
1D6ne ftnb, dber Dumtt nod LANCE nt3t ben
SrDen Der 6ermannsfDbne berz
treten, auf @runb OieIer eriten Muffibrung
Des Sanges an Negir bier in Nmertfa, Elm
untertbdnt9ftes S9retben an ben beut19en
Safer ribteten, unb i'm getptfiermaBen
meu9ltngS gum @brenmitgliebe bes Ser
ma1nsiob ne @WfGnnerbors ma9ten. Wenn
oteie 8lomage ein5t9 nno dQetn auf Die 1r<
6eber 3uriidftele, Dann tpdre Das ia va4
right. 0ie5 lit nun aber letber ni9t Der
SAT-, tnDem Der gan3e Srben nit bieI er
Sadie, bic i'm, ib pieberboGe es nod elm
nal, abfoIut ni9ts angels, in Der
unangene6n1te 8eife perqutdt pirb, =
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ben Nn3etgelpaIten Sbres gei9GBten 8Iatz
ties er1ebe, .bereits ben Sang an Negtr"
gum 8egen5tanb elmer Ma5fenba4zM ufs
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pte i9 ebenfaQs in Sbrer 3eitung ge1e6en
babe, bat ft9 fogar berufen gefiblt, ben
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beutI9e gu iiberfeBen. Menn bas 10 tpeiter
gebt, no = benin tann's nod fbeene perre".
9offentlib tperben btefe 3eiGen ba3u beiz
tragen, bas Sinh ni6t nit benz Babe aus
3uf6itten, mas in bie1em Safe bebeuten
1Ou : M}a9t ni9t etnen olten fprtI Drift
lt9en Srben fir bic Oumm6eiten Deranta
pOrtli6, pel6e bon einem Baar 1einer
Mitglieber begangen norben.
M9tungsbOG
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fOnli6feiten 81 @bren=M itgliebern 6ieIiger
8eretne gemd3t tDerOen, lit neber 1eu, mod
belonbers geiftret9, unb Die @ntriiftunq oes
9errn @~tn5enbers UNI 10 begreifli9er, ba
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gefaBt prrbe, ionbern etnige 8p5antiner bic
punberbare Sbee in a1er @tiGe ausge6edt
batten, @ir tpoGen nod btn3ufigen, baB
bas betreffenbe, Sr. MaieftGt 5ugeIanbte
Document BON 6errn @m. 3eifenegger in
pOrgef4riebener, iebr funitrei9er8 eiTe aus
gefibrt ipuroe nno besbalb,i n fetner duBeren
Sorm %tpentgitens, @nabe bor ben Nuqen
bes &atiers finben muBte, 9ie Mb1en6er
erparten nit 5itternber 9offnung bic Nntz
mort bes boben 6errn.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
Sd,aulnbero.Sd,in0Ier

Gum 8enefi3 bes berbienten 8ii6nen:
fiinftlers 2uDptg S6in0Ier gelangt NOR:
gen Mbenb in Walib's Safe bic groBe Sc:
i~ang5pofe Sin W}Gbel pom 8aQet" 3ul
A%uffiibrung. Die Dielen 6reunbe beS be.
1ie6ten 9orfteIers nerben je6enfa4s in On.
.ertennung ieiner 8erbtenite in beqen @9aa.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
IN mfiucr's Bale

tommt bas beliebte @olfstiid nit @efanq:
n9te .Gpfe BON 8a3ara9" CUR Muffii6rung.
Die 9oQen itnb in elmer Metie beIeBt, baB
bdS Publttum fi6 iebenfau5 bortreffli6
unterbalten tptrb.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
Die DoIFsbubne.
6Srber's Bale.

9os poe1teboue MQr9en y0ie iieben
| 9taben" fommt morgen Nbenb in Der treffz
liben 8eorbeitung GmiI 8o6ES our Sorz
i~tellung, uuo bat Die Direction tDieOer gan5
b~elonbere Nnitren9un9en geina6t. 9teue
9ecorationen unb Goitiime tommen our
8ertpen0ung, oub lit bas StId prGciie
etnitubtrt un0 Die 0fouen itn6 in ben beiten
6Gnben; iDn1tt farm Der @rfol9, glei6ipie
am lebten Sonntag, no Niemanb bas
Tbeater unbefrtebigt DerlGiien BAT, nicbt
auSbleiben. 9as Stiid bat I'M 10 mebr
Qn3ieban9Sfraft, ais IS bier muir Elm W1aG
5ur Quffiibrung 9eIan9te, felt Sabren ntAt
gegeben tpuroe uno Der3eit gu ben belieb>
teiten 6es Gtepertoires 5Gblt.
NpoaosG heater.
@m mDr9tgen Snnnta9 Nben6 1T GROCER
SOuDentrz Nben0 in obigem Tbeater.
6err q. Wfelge5, Der freunbLtcbe l1nternebz
mler, bat nit lcinem artiittiben Director
90. 6abn fir 6teien N6enb ais Neuia5rSz
grub fir 1895, gum Nt6enten an bic Sai7
ION 1894-1895, ipectea fir ie6e Dame,
tpeIde bieIe STORYTELLING befudt, cine pOrz
treffli6e photographic nit ben 9ortraits
Der 90u3en S3aulpieIergeieQi6aft be-
itimmt. Die ie6en Sonntag iiberfIQten
0Guler betueilen am 6cutli6lten b0S sSnter;
eiie Ser G6eaterfreun6c fir bas in Der Gbat
quite &epertoire ionic bic treffli6sn Oar
teller, u1lb 1T baber bic gertbeilung bicier
SOuDenirs cine bO9 miufOmmene. Die
an8efinbi9te 8OriteQun9 fir bieien Nbeno
1T bic grOBe @eian9spOiie bon WfannitdOt:
vSrma, Die luiti0e ungarin", nit SrGuletn
bon 8er8ere, tueIcbe BEN un9arii97beutiden
Dialect meilterIieb beberri6t, in Der 5ttelz
role. Tinf3ebn GeiangSnummern, meIde
felt 8O6en Don 0errn Wuittbirector
Otiler fletBig e%tnituSirt purben, erb09en
Die 8irtung bes urtonrii6en StIdes.
6reiber9's Opernhous.
Sin urtOmtf6er @6tpunt, r6etmti@e
2iebe", ipel9er, tpenn INNER aufqefii6rt,
einen groBen 2a9erfolg er5ielt bat, lit fir
Oielen SOnnta8 BON Director 3uDtpig
9robeder auf ben @pieIplan geTeBt. Die
gelungenen @erDe9ielungen unb bettern ST.
tuationen iinD 10 re9t g~eeignet, bas publtz
fun tOitli9 81 amiiIiren unb bag Snterefie
BON Der erien Bis our lebten Scene gu fe1z
fem. 8er alio etlttge Stunben un9etriibten
9umors Derleben min, ioQte ni6t oerfe6len,
ft9 am nG9ften @onntag Die @orfeQung in
biefem Sbeater an3uIeben,
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

The Pacific min IN town starts up this
morning again, with prospects In sight
for at least a months run.
Both mills at Gold Hill are working.
but with day SHIFTS only. The concou-
trates at John Bragaw's mill, which
were detained by the strike, viii be
shipped at the earliest possible day.
The machinery for the famous Conf
dence NINE on Whitewater creek in the
Mogollons is beng loaded on freight
wagons as fast rs it 10 received here
and Forwarded to the mine. With over
s5,Oc0,O00. gross, blocked out In sight, in
this grand mine it promises to become
ono Of the greatest producers in the
United States should no further legal
troubles arise 10 give the lawyers a
chance.
1t is currently reported that DR.. Bart
lett, the head Of the smelling works at
Canon City, Colo, is about to purchase
the Ivanhoe mine and smelter, and will
put a good force to work and open up
the property. DR.. Bartlett has ample
money to buy and properly run the con
Germ. He is known as a careful and sue.
cessful business man, with full knowledge
of mines and smelling. 1t is exactly
such men as this that Grant county
needs to prodtably open up her greai
mineral resources.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

iii feeling has existed Tor some timo
baet between a number Of the people
living about the Gilo hot springs, And
two or three murders have taken place
there during the past couple u years.
Now again comes IN the sad news Of an
other killing. The particulars have not
yet arrived, but as far as car DO learned
here up to the present II would appear
that jos. Huffman and Jordan Rogers got
d,snuting on Sunday morning about al
lagea se-branding Of each others
calves. and Rcsera settled the controver-
sv nv killing Hu6.aan. Whether HUFF
man made any attempt to xiii Rogers
Hrst or not is unknown here vet The
full particulars Of this r~egrotable sRair
will prbably be known In a few days.
After tho killing a letter was sent over
TO the Sapello and from there brought Ia
by w. Culberson to Sheriff laird.
Mr.. Culberson got here about / o'clock
on Sunday night, woke up the sheriff.
and gave him the letter which read aa
follows;
RoDoERs RANoH, July 10, 1894
| Sheriff Laird.
DEAR SR-I have this day killed
James Huffman, l wish you would come
over and hold an inquest. There is nc
justice Of the pence here, and a number
OF men at the springs that win answer
for iurymen. Yours etc.
i. RODGERS.
As the hot springs is across the line IL
socorro county Sheriff Laird had NJ
jurisdiction; 80 he telegruphed on 20 hi
brother sheriff at Socorro.
The nearest Socorro county justice o
the peace to the scene Of killing is a
Magdalena, ahd was therefore unavail
able; but If the people about the no
springs had only known it they coul'
have formed q jury themselves, inyesti
gated the matter, and sent their indinl
to the district attorney.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17
Mona Ana county Chat.

LAS CRUcEs, n. NJ, July 6, 1894.
DEAR PARD-Don't think that silence
means forgetfulness. That will never do.
We once shared each others fortunes
bruislng and disfiguring the surface Of
mother earth in Landscape gulch seek
ing that for which all mankind are now
fighting. Then we we're poor, honest
miners; now you are a journalist, poor
and necessarily honest, while I am a pol
itician necessarily poor, and striving to
be honest.
You see, after every biennial crop the
political field must necessarily lie fallow
until next seeding time and / thought it
would be no more than the proper thing
to lie fallow too.
Well, the political pot has not begun
boiling down here, but, o myl the num-
Der Of anxious ones wishing that some
one would start it. There is a lot Of be-
wildered politicians. just what sort Of a
combination Of principles" will best fit
the case Is the problem now in process Of
solution. The Cclonels are in fine feeling
over the tariff situation but there is the
position Of the party on the silver aud in.
come tax. These cast q gloom over the
beauties Of protected wool and lead. Az
there is not a sack of wool shipped from
the county and but little lead, it makes
the advantages lop-sided the wrong way
It is genrally conceded that doodle
viii not be the leading element that il
has formerly been, though things may
change. The campaign fund dlstribu
tors are looking anxiously about for theiI
occupation.
The effort now is to arrange the
right sort Of individual combinations
with combined principles as an incident.
1t was whispered some months ago thai
a combine had been formed by Tom Cat
ron, McFie and Barela. II Is safe to sa,
there is nothing IN it, though Barela il
reported as talking up independent par
ty" in the lower valley and the coinci-
dence is a little significant that his talks
are with ardent admirers Of McFie
There is quite a number of straight out
"mlddle Of the road" populists, men Of
principles and not policies, men who
have no faith in free silver and income
tax professions Of either democrats or re
publicans. Now where a change OF TWEEN
ty-fve votes would usually change al
important part Of the county ticket i
becomes something Of a question just
how to catch EN-. TIE Republican throw
out a bait in the shape Of frequent select
ions from some Of the most advanced
doctrines Of the most advanced popuhsts
but is very careful about expressing opin
ions.
Quito a number Of democrat
who fought, bled and died peace
fully in the last campaign, an,
who have never been satisfies
with the size Of the piece Of pie received
pout around aud throw out omlnou
threats Of the direful consequences 0
their possible detection to the republi
cans or this organization Of a new party
Now, Pard, being a pure politician
shall have to leave it TO some one else h
tell you that the drought and dry rive
are beginning to DO felt, that crops an
fine and will be oil right il moistur
comes soon, that the fruit crop is being
struck pretty hard by the strike, tina
thousands Of pounds are rotting il
consequence &c, so.
r. E. KEEP.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17
MI rtgaro.NnIe

Notice Is hereby given that whereas s. r.
IN Porter, j. Mclean, j.. I'll. NanPelt and
r. u. Miller, on the eighth day of November,
A. d., 1888. did convey % the undersigned by
deed, the following described property
one boiler and engine and fixtures and one
three and a half foot Huntington mill; one as
say OUTFIT etc IN other words gold milling out
nc on Gold Iulch Greek about one mile or mile
and a half up the canyon from the water tank
on the Silver City and Northern railroad, In the
County Of Grant aud Territory of New Mexico,
Ia trust however 10 secure the payment OF a GER
tain prOmis8Ofy note therein described la ltho
sum OF one Thousand one hundred and one dol
lars and ten cents due and payable i've months
thereafter together with Interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annum. Aud whereas the
said note Is now long past due and remains
wholly unpaid. Now therefore IN consideration
OF the premises i the undersigned hereby give
public notice that / viii offer for sale and sell
the above described property 80 conveyed 20 me
By said deed or so much thereof as may be-
necessary % pay said Indebtedness, interest and
the costs Of these proceedings, at public Ycndue
TO the highest and best bidder for cash. The
said sale viii be- made az the mill above de-
scrlhod on Tuesday, July 2tth, 1898, between
thelh0urs of 10 O'Clock In the forenoon and nye
o'clock IN the afternoon. and az or near the
W. o. OWEN. Jr.
Itit Mortgages.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

turo American and Enelish) 20 weeks.
D Astronomy, 20 weeks. g Latin
(optionoD Minerulogy and geology.
The work on the school building has
already begun, and must be finished by
February ! noxt School viii MOI wait
for the building 10 By finished but the
classes will be formed and study COM
mencod on Monday, September 3, in
some house which will be secured for
Temporary use.
The work on the building win give
some much needed employment 10 our
builders and mechanics, aud this
together with the added population Of
the masters and scholars win be a sensi.
ole aid 10 the town in tiding over the
present hard times.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

To the music people Of SILVER
City who have pianos aud organs
to repair and tune:-Mr. O. II.
Schaifner, Of Fort Bayard having
had years of experience In organ
and piano tuning and repairing,
can guarantee perfect satisfaction
in that branch Of business and is
able to make contracts by the year
to keep instruments in first class
tune and repair on reasonable
terms. 27tf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

Aquorum Of the board Of regents Of
the Normal school was in session here
last week.
There we're present Major Fleming.
ex-s~ecretary Ritch and j. W. Miles, Esq.
These gentlemen did some hard work
and finally finished their labors Of this
session yesterday morning. Phe modi-
fed plan Of the building was carefully
gone over and finally adopted. The bids
for building we're then examined and the
contract awarded to Laizure 8 Grade OF
this place at the sum Of S1O,8O0. The
credentials OF the candidates for the
princlpalship and assistant prinoipalshir
were then gone into and the board
elected Geo. Selby, n. A., principal and
Mr.. jas. A. Long as assistant principal
The following course Of studies was
drawn up and Professionally agreed on:
Entrance examination-For admission,
a fair knowledge Of the following sub.
lects; Spelling, writing, reading, En-
glish grammar, geography, United States
history and arithmetic.
First year, Advanced arithmetic
and methods Of teaching same, 90 weeks.
2 Grammar, rhetoric and analysis. 3.
Geography, physical and political, with
methods of teaching same( 90 weeks.
A. Reading and elocution. 8. United
States history and CIVIL government.
O. Latin (o~ptionall Vocal music. Elo.
mentary Algebra 90 weeks.
Second year, Algebra, 20 Weeksi
geometry 20 weeks. 2. Physiology, %
weeks. 3. Botany, 90 weeks. a. General
history. B.. Pedagogy, bookkeeping and
commercial law. g Latin loptionall
Vocal music.
Third year,. Geometry and tIiQono-
motry and surveying, 20 weeks. 2 Ply
sizes and chemistry. 3 Pedagogy, pgy.
chology and logic, 20 weeks. 4 Litera.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

Last June, Dick Crawford brought his
twelve months old child, suffering from
infantile dIarrhoea, to me. II had been
weaned at four months old and being
sickly, everything ran through /. like
water through a sieve. / gave IL the
usual treatment in such cases but with
out benefit. The child kept growing
thinner until it weighed but little more
than when born, OF perhaps ten pounds.
1 then started the father 10 giving Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Before one bottle Ofthe % cent
size had been used, a marked improve
ment was seen and it's continued use
cured the child. It's weakness and puny
constitution disappeared and it's father
and myself believe the chIld's life was
saved,by this Remedy. j. T. MARROW,
M. d., Tamaroa, III. For sale by W. u.
JACKSON & Co., D%RUGoIsTs.
Go to the Cave Saloon for a glass Of
81 nI..-.. D.. A
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

Thursday morning a special train ar
rived here on the s. P. carrying the Fort
Huachucha soldiers who had been de-
layed at Benson nearly twenty hours by
the refusal Of the engineer TO take out
the train. Arguments we're Of no avail
until q telegram was received from Gen.
erai Miles stating that his action was
that Of treason and 10 arrest him at once.
He then started. The soldiers num-
bered about d hundred aud left here
over the Santa fo for Ration. There
were no guards on the engine, as some
one reported during the day-Head-
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

The following is a list Of the uncalled
for letters now held in the Silver City
postohlces July 10, 1894:
Alcorta, y. Munoz, g. %
Maae, Francisco, % Olibaz ID.
Schmidt, Q. +. w. Sanchez, Juan
Snyder, John
Please say advertised" when asking
for the above letters.
Il A. SKELLY, Postmaster.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces, N. M. June 2B. 1894.

Las Cruces, N. M. June 28, 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has nled notice Of her inten-
ton to make final proof In support Of her claim,
and that said proof will be made before Pro-
bate Judge or Probate Clerk at Silver CITY, N.
NJ, on August, 10, 1894, Wis Eliza p. Bell, wtd-
0w Of Alexander +. sBell, OF ella, N. M, who
made HID. Application No. 1910, for the e a.
n Q 4 sec 81 n INV AN knel sec2s tp is
3, r n W.
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
Oi said land, Vixs
Geo. sssF ? ! Jones' oss, q I SILVER city, n NJ.
w. b, Horn, Of ella, {"
II. II. Powell, Of
ANY person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such proof, on who knows OF any
substantial reason, nnder the law and the regu-
lations Of the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, viii be given an on
pOrtunlty at the above mentioned time aud
place 20 cfOss-examine the witnesses OF said
claimant, and TO offer evidence In febuttal OF
that submitted by claimant.
- JoHN d. BRYAN,
2Iet Register.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17
silver City Boys and Girls Gain q
Prize.

Prize.
The Silver City school has always
stood highest, as it is also the oldest,
public school in New Mexico. It's
teachers and scholars took an enthu-
siastic interest last year in getting up a
really good display Of their abilities for
the Worlds Fair, and as their contribu-
ton was the largest and best part Of the
public school display Of New Mexico
they will read with just pride and
pleasure the following from the New
Mexican:
Hon. Amado Chavez, superintendent
of public instruction, has been made
glad by the receipt Of an official notiica.
ton from John Boyd Thatcher, chair
man OF the executive committee on
awards of the Worlds Fair, notifying
him that the New Mexico public schools
have been awarded a diploma for their
excellent exhibit at the grsat exposition,
This speaks volumes for the educational
system OF this Territory and is a direct
refutation of the ISLANDERS published by
the st. Louis Globe Democrat, the
San Francisco Chronicle and other anti.
state journals. e
There we're four reasons for granting
the diploma, according to Mr.. Boyd'a
letter, namely: First, general excellencei
second, merItorious display of black
board display Of maps and other draw
ings OF a high grade; third, photographs
Of exteriors aud interiors showing good
school equipment; fourth, chronological
specimens Of great scientific interest, re-
presenting insects injurious TO plant life
generally.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

mine ventilation, min surveying, meth
ods of working, mining machinery, ma
chinery for the preparation Of coal or
the concentration Of ores, etc. They are
up in practice, but find themselves hand
icapped by want Of education in the
sciences relating to mining. If they pos
sessed this knowledge they could per-
form their duties much more efficiently.
Miners and Mine officers who cannot
give up their work to attend the ordinary
mining schools can now study these
branches and become proficient in them
in the Correspondence School OF Mines,
Scranton, Pa, the largest mining school
in the world with over 1000 students on
is rolls. The method Of instruction is
lby correspondence and is so practical
and satisfactory that every student al
ready enrolled will testify that he has
been benefited. The tuition charges are
reasonable, and when necessary, special
terms OF payment are given. Graduates
are assisted to positions by the Employ
ment Bureau Of the School. To enter
students only need to know how to
read and write. Send for free circular
giving full particulars.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17
Holding out !
Inducements

That Is what va are always doing, but
are now doing more OF It, and on a larger
scale than ever before.
We have a select stock Of reasonable
goods ia Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boota,
Shoes and everything 10 tna gentlomon's
furnishing line. The quality is good.
styles correct, and, best Of an, the pncoa
ere thoroughly consistent with the
times.
@. c. SHOEMAKER.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

Our soda water is made by a
new process; fresher, colder and
better than ever. Try it at Por-
terfield's. 18tf.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-07-17

Cabinets, satin finish $3.50 pei
doz. Skellys Studio. 20-2t