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Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
A FATAL TRYST.
Two Italians Lay in Wait in a Vine-
 yard for Deer.

var U lOf oSeI-
 SAN JOSE, Cal. Sept. S.-A sickening tragedy occurred late last night at the Pichetti vineyard, fourteen miles west of here. Louis Cogliosso, an Italian employed by Pierre Klein, went into vineyard to lie in wait for deer. See ing some of the vines move he shot. A heavy object fell and there was sharp cry.
 According to Cogliosso's statement he was afraid of an attack in case the deer should not be dead, and did not go near the place of the shooting until early this morning when he discovered the dead body of c. Belloni, an aged Italian, who formerly owned the Pi- chetti vineyard.
 After discovering what he had done Cogliosso came to this city and gave himself up. It is believed that Belloni was also in the vineyard in wait for deer, as gun was beside his body.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
ONLY ONE MILL.

The Cost of Burying a Pauper at
 Fresno, Cal.
 FRESNO, Cal., Sept. 8.-At meeting of the county supervisors today there were only two bids for the burial of the indigent dead. One was by an Oakland firm offering to do the work for $1 25 for each deceased adult pauper. The local firm obtained the job their bid being only one-tenth of cent for each person inferred,
Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
Mrs. Vanderbilt Heard From,

PARIS, Sept. S.-Mrs. Vanderbilt is at Schwalbach with her three children. There has practically been no com munlcation between MT. Vanderbilt and his wife for some weeks past, but 1t Is reported that renewed efforts are being made by Cornelius and others to bring about formal reconciliation. It IS now considered probable that this will be effected.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
A S5o,ooo Lightning Stroke.

DEKALB, H., Sept. S.-The business portion Of Malta, town of 600 inhab bit ants is in ashes. The fire was started by lightning. The losses will reach 5000 Henrietta, hamlet of half a dozen houses. was wiped out of exist ence. Many railroad tracks have been washed out by storm.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
Learn to Swim,

The celebrated swimmer, Prof. Geo. E. Tyson, has been engaged by the Park management for the balance of the season. Prof. Tyson guarantees to teach you how to swim for $2.5O, mak- ing no charge until you learn. Hours from g to II a. m. and to 4 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
CORBETT-JACkSON.

An Unclaimed Sandbar in the Big
 Muddy.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-Wm. Brady and Tom O'Rourke, representing Corbett and Jackson respectively, met Ed Lloyd, representative of the Sioux City Athletic Club. Lloyd has articles in which the club offered $55,000 for the fight between Corbett and Jackson.
 Brady signed but O'Rourke said he was not authorized to sign. The fight if agreed on will take place on bar h the Missouri river between Nebraska and Iowa. It has never been decided which state has jurisdiction over this place.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
International Trades Congress.

NORWICH, Eng, Sept. S.-The trades union congress opened here today. About 400 delegates were present. Among them were John Burns, Ben Tillet, Tom Mann and Harry Lloyd, the latter from the Amerlcan Federation of Labor. John Burns, M. F., the labor leader, was elected chairman.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
THE HEATH CASE.
McWhirter's Death Will Probably
 Be UnaYenged.

Be UnaYenged.
 FRESNO, Cal, Sept. S.-It IS stated on good authority that the re-trial of the Heath murder case will certainly not take place till after the election, and if no fresh evidence is obtained by that time the matter will probably be dropped altogether. Two unsuccessful trials have been had, costing the county nearly $12,OOO, and though change of venue has been granted there is little belief that a verdict can be obtained.
 The Heath case involves several prominent local politicians and has caused no end of bitterness in political and social circles.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
PREPARING FOR THE STRUGGLE,

Oirectum in Training for His Great
 Race.
 HARTFORD, Conn.,. Sept.8.-Directum the great race stallion and the remain der of the string of horses owned by Orin Hickok, has arrived at Charter Oak Park. The horse will be prepared there for the greatest race of his life on September 24, at Mystic park, Boston, with Arion, Kramlin, Nelson and Mar quette. MT. Hickok will be here per sonally to superintend the training oi the horse.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
In Honor of Admission.

SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. S.-San Jose is decorated as never before in honor of admission day. The celebration begins tomorrow. Thousands of visiting Ma tive Sons are here already and all is iii
 readiness for the reception of thousands
 who are coming tonight. The streets are simply forest of flags and buntings.
Arizona republican., 1894-09-09
THE COMPTE Is DEAD.
Another Menace to the RepubIi,
 Passes Away.

LONDON, Sept. S.-The Compte de Paris, heir of the royal house of France, died last night at his house surrounded by his family. He grew gradually weaker till death. Several times he said he was weary of waiting for death.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
Krnnich s. Bach Piano

UPRIGHT and grands in stock at Hcb-
bic Music Company's, 1857 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
wan

Ii you have house you want to rent,
come and see US. We have more ten.
ants than houses.
During this month we will offer some
rare bargains in dwellings for cash and
on easy payments.
s-room house within two blocks of the
Terry Building, Sl,25O; slOO cash, the
balance SIS per month.
6-room house, convenient TO Shops,
$475; 500 cash, balance So per month.
Elegant 10 room house on Jefferson
street al possible conveniences. Price
$4,000; terms easy.
Broom house on car line, fine we'll,
shade, lsrge stable and barn, very large
lot, Gil improvements, in the lest con-
dition. The improvements cannot be
replaced for S2,500 Price $1,000; $500
cash, balance on good time This is the
best bargain in Roanoke.
Il you want your house or furniture
insured, come and sec us and we will
write IL in the Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Company, the
largest and best company in the world.
$4,000 accident policy in the United
States Mutusl Accident Association,
with $50 weekly indemnity, all for SEA
q year, payable quarterly.
IL you are looking for bargains come
and see us this week and we will show
you where you can double your money.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
A few SAMPLES OF FARMS.

300 acres of land on Black Water in
Franklin county, miles from Rocky
Mount; 1875 acres clear, so acres bottom
land, we'll watered, 4-room dwelling,
with kitchen in yard, good orchard
Price $4,000; one third cash, balance in
one, two and three years.
144 acres, miles from Roanoke and
116 miles from Hollins; 10 acres in wood
most of land in timothy and clover, G.
room dGelling, good stable and barn, g..
room tenant house. fine young orchard,
spring AM spring house. Price SIS, OO0
We have farms for sale Of from IS to
1000 &C es, and can suit you in price.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
Sight is
Priceless.

When the eyes become impaired
many persons who are intelligent in
every other direction will exhibit
gross ignorance in the selection of
aids to correct the impairment.
That is, they select, or have Sc.
lected for them, glasses at haphaz-
ard. Nov, if ono had valuable
horse, they would not take him to
the hardware s'ote, buy 4 pair of
shoes and nail them on with 10.
penny nails, but take iin horse to
practical black NTH; or If sick,
and your physician gave you tho
value OF his knowledge in a pre-.
sc'ipticn, would you TOT carry it to
chemist for preparation in lieu OF
applying 20 seller Of patent nos.
trums?
Optics is science; p=c'acle sell
ing is not Theie!u'c unless you
understand tho laws Of optics, or can
secure that intelligence in the ad-
justment Of your glasses, do not put
on spectacles; and when you do so,
max" sure that you secure the best
service in the Examination and most
perfec: lenses and fitting frames
Get the best by all means. Avoid
p-etenders. The first investment
may be a trife in advance of cheap
service and glasses, but in the end
you. will save money-but moro
valuable than all, yolr sight. II
your glasses are imperfect and
you are just using glasses, or have
used them and they dc not suit, just
investigate the methods pursued by
each one, bring into rsquisition
y>ur own common sense and judg-
meut and then you can determine
that, at least in the matter OF eye
sight and glasses, the best is always
the cheapest. When you have
looked thoroughly then go and see
d.. Matthez at the Ponce de Leon
There will be no cost attendant
upon the tigation and you will
gain valuable Information besides.
During his nearly three months
stay in Roanoke DR.. Matthez has
thoroughly demonstrated his skill,
and nov that the summer months
are over his stay will soon be
brought 10 close.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
Bargains
for
September.

We have stopped talking hard
times and arc ready to sell prop
erty, rent houses and write in
surance every hour during the
day. Come and zee what we
have for you.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
knights of the Macoabees.

The State commander writes US from
Lincoln, Mob, as follows: after trying
other medicines for what seemed to be a
very obstinate cough in our two chill
dren, we tried DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, and at the end OF two days the
cough entirely left them. We will not
be without it hereafter, as our expert
ence proves that it cures where all other
remedies fail. Signed, +. w. STEVENS,
State Com. Why not give this great
medicine trial, as it is guaranteed,
and trial bottles are free at Christian &
Barbee's drug store Regular size, SOC
and 81.
hiEN are made manly, the oiu pAne
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19

hiHN are made manly, the oiu made
young and vigorous oy Magnetic Net.
'.;ie, I'D by Christian & Barbee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19

25O pairs Ladies' Fine Cloth
Tops, i'm Button and Butcher
Lace. These Shoes are of the
best makes and made ON the
latest improved shapes. They
are all worth SIS per pair. We
will sell you your choice of any
in the lot at $3.50 per pair. We
will sell you any kind of Shoe
you may want at a big reduction
from Regular prices.
Goldstein Shoe Company,
Cor. Salem Avenue and Jefferson Street.
A. WRIGHT 6 co.'s OLD STAND.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24

Whereas, Francisco Bu-iamnnts Aad Mari.
luc' 90 Hnsininants, his ~iir, dad. In and l., n
certain d-sai ~ trust dht~i OrtIber sSr,i lSpl
aud recuris-i IA Book !, trust b,stis page u, III
~" t"cur'is ~ the county 1T lI.tualillu, In the
iernlnfI 81 New Mexico, In Ia" "iirc 81 The
probate rlHk aud "a = t,Irlu RECORDER 81 AAid
comfy. cunyo. to the undcIpi.ns~I H. W ID.
brIun, ~ trus'~ the fullnwing lot, pi,ce ~ pAr.
Gel "i aud situate lying hnd bring la the coun.
knoxn aud d,-.c be,l ~ fniovs, trwiti A par
cel 81 laud with ~ lvrilirg huus" and gaFSirn,
contA'lns lot 81 fruit tr,.- th.rsop situated
~ the vi ascot la i'lacitA, aud also containing
?,UD grHI'e vines, aud winch IL buuntied az fol.
lows, IA vii, To tho east toA puh Ic road; Ia
the Se-t "a "a" acrInIA del pusbliio; 20 the nnrth
Manuel hunEAle-i to- the pouth ~ith tie pnhIlc
entrance In - HE land; i~'ns 'nrtl ak yaraa In
Sid!L, iton north t. south, an being i've hon
drssi SATas more or l. 20, from rASt tO west.
In trust, tu secure the Ia, msnt 10 a certain
pruni, sorI note, l-NrrIb II an sAii isoi ~ trust
mAdr by the aAid Francisco iiu 'tAmahte and
Nara l.ur"f Illus hmADte, Ills wifs. Whareiu
'heJ pf'anisr ~ "a, To- the order - \ itE truth
ere Ia" sum ~ t~o hundTesi aud aay anty eight
dollAf A.d hftJ cents lt!isiJ) siG months after
the said Srd day ~ oc,Obcr. iSSi with Interest
Al the rate ~ % lsF cent. Ter montl,, from
date until pAld; and
Whereas, The sAid dsht, presented by the
paid, and me- part ther-nf ha. b-.n paid, and
Whereas, ! l. pruyided IA said d.ed III tru, a
that In cas- ~ u. Ault Ia the pay nent of the said
thrrhn, then the sAid Trustee shalt on the AppII.
cation IN WHITING t the legal holder ~ s,id note
sall and dep 90 ~ saii premises at public Auc.
and interest ot sAid note,
Nov therefore, l, the undersigned, u, ". u.
hry an, trustee, ~ Aforesaid. IN hereby give no
lice, that ~ ihs r'que-t In writing ~ the legal
holder "f said 'ute, aud Ia accrr,isAce With the
terms and conditions ~ the said de<i u trust
and the Io~sr ys-i.i la mo ~ tTusts.s, und.r
AMI 10 virtue ~ sAid ds-si 81 trust, for the Dor
I'~. ~ ia,ins the principal anu Interest of said
note, and all the cuels and .Ipen~ss attending
the eIecptip sald trust, and ptosideSi Ia 10
pAn', by the said ds.si ~ trust, will, on the igh
dag ~ March, ID lsyt, " III hour 10 ~ % clork
moan, ~ ~ald day, at the font door ~ the Iu.t-
ottre, Ia the clty vi llbnqu-ry1s, county of' Be
ertJ b. re,Eh~f',re ,ia-critpSi Or 20 much thsrsd
~ maj ba NECESSARY Ia pay sAid ind.bt e,in-as
ami the eKI'~uss- attending tho ex~c tion ~ The
said trust, al pubic eiIon, Ter ih. highest anil
best price the cans sill be- ns In eAsh,
ID. BRYAN, Trusts.
Al6aaasraus, n. n, February ioth. isel-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24

Auulu"r 1T thus' d"hghjirl muSl,nl "n.
t'Itaiun"uts from IA" ~ Crcilia rp'lr'y
war held ~ Prof Iaudrum'r dancing
academy lst evening, nui, per Invitation,
"a Irsr crowd II the elite - the mrtrup"-
lI- occupied ia" chairs Mr. Skr"l,' Is ia"
,'~ president Mrs Audrrw Sm,h The
program was u long or", hut the urtru.
w"utnl aud solo urc"s were - entertain
.us aud admirably rendered thu, 'hr TIN"
lasH"'i su"'thly away without II Thought
~ ~, iu"~s The rNrrrlsrs began with n
IuAun due from MIR Mur aud Mis- hrut,
ru'ltlrd "luv1atiuu /" the Dance, aud
Tia" hIi"s w"i' Hrcurl,1t generous au.
p'aur" Mrs Spi,/ fullowrd with piano
s"i". and then came n sole "Inui l."
i~u MIR Bryan Both ladies w"r, aI.
rmui"d Tia" rlan" r"l" hy Mr- Nrary
Wa highly appreciated tt" feature Of
ia" evening WIS the "ir"iuin los"
song" from Mss liairl, Whosr deep,
strong yuic" fairly t,rk ;hr crowd The
programs NAh mo fli'tIHE, but The
Applause wa - generous aud pro.
rusrd tina, Miss liairl again delight.
"a her admirers with n humorous song
hrr Was followri hy piano Solo FROM
Mrs Gilmur', ia" wei. known muslc
TEACHER "Rsk.A. Bye" MAS sung IN
grand Styl" 10y MrriHurs Bryan, Clancy,
>kr"lr AMI smith, and following the ap.
plaur" caiur uu - magnificent piano Solo
from Mr. Skrrlr. Calm a. the Sight'
was sung Ny Miss TRACE Comstu'k. aud
gave evidence If well trained. cal,vat.
rI VOICE, The npplaur" that followed the
rrhn e; ia" lIst words was indeed pleas.
ing, aud ia" lady, +" CRAFTY her frruds,
appeared before them again This Wa
iullow"d 10y plan" duo from Sir. arl
Mrs Sk""lr, and then piano solo fru
Mrs liutl"r, both pieces hring eruuj'I
rendered The soirre came I" a clos" 10y
- song from Mr., Brown aud the - c..
ella chorus The piano used Wa from
clark. whit.on Il L-it,h.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24
ne. F,R,nu> urnri>.s
Al enc ,e-pan'-- ts"id He"s,"S ~.
laHtea NpetlUHS

l.nN nigh, War the rrgulHi monthly
meeting ~ the several IRE cumpauir., and
the boys. Who 0ght hr,'. ruin thrr clothes
and catch cold for the love there IL ia the
sport. ~rir cat IN good numbers
At ,h" scott M,-'r' hu-" company quar-
terri, Nhru the ,hirf uni,~l. Foreman
kwght wnz present with hl- yoa, AMI vest
IL, aud up g. hs ,hiu ~ business, Win
twenty one members u,uII INK chHlrr
aruuud IL" hhlr, Thry had been pre-.
secuted with hpA II r,rtrrt"s. and TIA"
aroma thorrir,m I"riu"ai"i ever! NOOK
aud corner IA the r,um After the tran.
.nctiun ~ ruu'Ju" hu-iu"ss, dI-ruH~Iuu ~
REGARD tr % lire alarm system was III.
dulg,si IA aud wns very animated Tie
FOREMAN was hually empowered 4" act
with any appointed committees ia r"garl
,u ~" matter, assuring them that 'h'
scott M,-,r' hose company Will lrud all
n-H.r'sur" toward placing IA here u urst.
class tr' alarm - stem \ l. tr,lr', VII,
was an active mrwl,,'r, now q resident II
-uuth,ru California, Wn- nAru nom VI,
actly" h-t, and hl- uamr added g. lh" uuu
crazy usl Upon tins -uIy,r', ,ut~ Nuu.
hort ma Ir No.. -Ir,yh cd hI- htr. Dc rNtul
ling rur virtues It Mr. Crn,1in 49, a drrmru
rur uul- placed Ir,u 'U".r muu''r -
vote uI tuauhs Co. t. " p.n-h r.r a nu,
II ugar-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24

Al Holman, sWI',h engineer. who lie.
"shis ~ ruSthuL "pullrm wnrk"rs'
,ui vino ~ also a critic ia many other
Ways. submits thr following problem Tor
.A" -,uurl t"a,h"rS, scholars and other
.'.s"u- to- work nur and send IN their an
.N"l~. There If black walnut or
.uy other k,ud ut tree at Algsloncs ar for
Sat matter u, Al~mrla, that stands 100
feet h ~. two feet thrugh ~ ia" hH~",
.uI wl"rr uniformly To- III" top Around
Vice tree n a SPIRAL forum IL avid grRl"'-
NIu, that grows around the ire" every siN
u,h"z \ hawk, crow or huslari rnu".
along, aud take, hold ur the vlur at Tia"
i.pnuj lies IN rirlr until the vine ls
,nnr'!y uuwnpl''d from Tia" tree; how
uuuy m'lr- viii IA" bird tly before ia"
'...' I- accomplished Pc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24

N'-ii"r- 60 ,h~ r'rr'tsFia, capita, %.
AshtnEton'- HtrthdaA

IT." First Regiment hand an Go. a..
'h about twenty friends, m.u,lug
.' Cod Burrslailr. Major Gruu-l'ld
AuI b slant spencer, vt the governor -
stat. .." GO santa fr yesterday morn
ing, And i,'.'..J homr early this MORN
NIX. 80 worn .' upi htigu"l from tUr
ton N,"y "njuy-I '.i uiIl few 1T the
.u.Iy .nrs hAv" N,ru..i .ut to-day. su
900, ',l.l' vii not 30. o. ..,up,"t" 49, TuN
CulhS> .i,-r,I ,o makr y
ia" comrau! aud naul we're me, NJ
'h" l"Isnt Wy All r-,ur, ol l.utd states
u..pr ami InArrh,sI g. ~" ralsrr hut"l
IT, '.u' - Va" hotel Mayo TVrurIl dr.
HN"''i ,r a.,.lt'-- - Wrlr'uri. lUr ,l.t.
tore. granting ,hrm to" irrot.m g 'ur
ETY.
N'"i d,nu"r - rryirW AMI INSPECTION q
the 'ru,'nrIr, militia ~ cod, Pearson AMI
stan 'uuA ,nr" immediately following,
90. nnai states i.-l- W,ir r.,l,N"I
IS DO" a.,.Iu.r .n. .u,.'n'.n Il ell.
Pearson, u ,hr r.,rrnm.u, rnnd.
grounds
NJ 80" thu ~" n,.l ,.us ,.k "d
h"ius. nni the gnm" Was h"ly contested
IT," Ah"IurrIu" team, without ANY
practice, r.a!,I vel nul wurryd lu..r
sous boy, 'h, SCORE -,aullus u too Iu
l'.r . 'h" Port Marcy team puuur
'.. .ty difficulty ar.-,' htWrru l.u..t
llrr a'.l tun- M,p.ruI. aud after
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24

r"rtlturiu 4. 'u",u Mwiru. tundhiu de H.
unltl iu, ru 10, utt" he Ia ttitp.
An"'' u A'S'"""' &, ,,n
Hrury \. A'kos.ru,
lNuci lrtta para ihNociu.
I dirho drinsudaiu H"ury A Atkr-un - 70,
--t, nutihcaiu. qur una caurH. "n cHncillrtih, !
rtdu Cnm"uShlh 81 All contra. rn 10 I uft. lie ID
tritu, TOR 81 tuultil do i.ruNlNlu. Irtfi'ur
NurNu Myicu lsI Ia dic' que JAMIE. Mimi
VI Atku~uu, idt-ndu Ut" 81 Inattinuniu ~
"Nl-tr ,utfr Ia dIch Minnie N Atkr-un >
dIchu Nrup A Atkv-uu r.ya i.ciArnaiu nuIu
lie hndunu y pr tia u" -ulurir luc |.
lctlciunHtia Minnie VI, Atkr- n. le ga dn.
Ia cu-i"iia \" lee doe uen"f". Il" e-iad, pbe
mems uu" I'll "ntt" ~ apAri, aclA 80 dicho PEI
rh 80 hprs del dii . Imrru del term no III Mar.
Il" d'r at"rt" cuiu"nzandu 81 din ith 4" Mari
A. u, 80, uu drCrctJ pro confess, a,.H dsaio ,
-u c"H'ia q. y VI NRhON,
E-,tihanu } k-si-trpdD' eu nj, iliefi
htN,',E, AhusHdu Iut Ia QurlAnte.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24

Having mHi" Abg~mrnts for pAAtufIlgs ui
cattle Ter the coming ssason ia the beet GRAZING
r-siua ia kanHas, pssluT'~ we'll wAtsf~i aud
t-Nca /, u HT rail tsai aud withiU ten hour run
1T kAnsaIs ~ market, w. would respectfully
call jour att"u'iun Ia the nAiiJ hiSSntA ~ ~
grazing your cattle nea' ia. market, IN = country
always noN.InR large supply ~ f,ssleru.
Ne arr nov rra.iy to maze contracts Tor the
summer
For further Particular call IN or address.
I y MI GRl r., prrsiicnt bnI general manager
81 ihr Winfield Land And Pasture -. ui kurrI a.
kAn-as, NLbuVCEHQU D., y. NJ,
HHTERENCEs.
tnWlr. GO, National Hank ~ winfield. Kan
nTuium / TIA Commission Co. Kansas tttyi
No; tIsh a krrke tuiuluis-iun 90. KanaAs
cay; ". Is, SlAngute 4 William Hurst ut Kan.
a. tiy, /. l. lk,,un. ~ Present., A / sam
u"l r"Eor ~ Hnrkbury, 4, T.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24

wv ''''N' W. Wv Wv '''' WV ''''s
S,atrs ou January |, i,.n, lr estimated at
Ahou, sc,U'o,UO,uw.
rut Trade Bulletin makes the Aggr,'.
gai. worlds vis,hlr stock 1t wheat aud
nunr iu this country ahlW and abroad
2Ai. nGi.o r January /, iNHi, aud 2Ji, g93.
~ lp-hcls January /, iN23
TuK "Gauu,l,t" IL ,hr name Il n new
PAPER a' santa Pc II docs not give the
uamr oft editor, bu, the paper shows
rN idrucr that hr IL dcmocra, who was
not taken into the New MrNican rug
A. an r,lihi',un ~ uundult"rn,rd nerve
th" Builalu thi"twhu "hrld up" the whole
court, u'hr"r- aud spectators, l"cking
thrw 90 ,hr court room aud making his
o-cAlo, is record breaker
TH'r Was n ri,iful rrocrssiou II 1900
unemployed men and women Ia Lawrence,
Mass. uu SATURDAY evening where war
EiwArl Atkinson. u Boston, with his
patent oven, winch Is guaranteed To- frri
"a workman at ia" rate # ~. ccu,s per
lay
G,>yu, Gu,>,,.,,.h ,,hi,,, h..,,,.,,,
v,N,.,l,.,... T.. I,,,,. ,. L,.-.,tJ .,,,,,..
'nluE uu thr way 4 money & hir widow
and children. as nIr.,Iy r,iJ them
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wiI"s II territory Tor them I" occupy II
VIII w. 7''" '""' '"'! u" not swarm Yer!
Ny l"'! "'N' 't'! acres apiece I"
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''" anu "'''" ~ u per "''' 81" All
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"'''' "'" m"'" ''sH 'h'! VIII w. worth
""'" Tue '""'''"" farmers ''k'" !" pour
'"''' "'"N' '"'''E's' 'ttS' '"i''' peas
straw, apples. bacon lams, pork, mutton.
l"'"f and Hrl int" thr Chicago market,
free # all duty, To- d"pirss the prices ~
IT," products 81 th" American farms
TnNgE ar,. Il states and territories IN
the ruit-d states which are place.! by
tie geographical survey among the gold
prum,us districts. Nearly every stat.
and Territory ina the Missouri river valley
aud wrrt IL it isa gold producer. while
mos, oi the south Atlantic states yield
gull ia greater or less amount Georgia
and the Carrhuas produced about 5000
M Of gold IN lN'!. and arr believed 4"
russ"ss hriEht iutur" III gold prsiuc-
'"'h'
7 PR"t. EDWARD ORroN, AN Ohio eeolo-
Elrt. has h""n making careful study 81
the coal capacity "f tina, state, AMI in
recent speech before the OHIO Institute
81 Mining Engin"er-, stated that. putting
'n" annual demand at 2A,oOO,on tons,
winch IL ll'"o''N1 tons NOR" than the
amount marketed last year. II would
TAX" 900 years 7" exhaust ohi"'s known
IIlk TALL ~ the price Ut wool during the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-24
ANisO de aslrlIn.

T"rti,oriu Il" Nury" Mc!icu. tondaio q. Bcf
uNlIl'u "H l. "'t" 4" D,striiu.
'"'"" J. ''""' t,o ,,u
Carrie '. B,rr.
tAurill IA he n.,;rr,u
ls tC'a d"ihHniai'A - put a-tAr prvSente,
thread. gur uh Islto eli cane Iberia la I'D,
c"incnEa "u ~ contra, en IL turt- lie Di.trito
por VI "nu~i liz iiernalilln T.rritu,iu a,
NI.No Mrpc", Int 81 dichn qu.iante Jac. b J.
lisrr. pidi"ud" uIa rl niAtriinuu uu" exists
,ntr. -. dichu Jacob J, liarr la iiclA earn,
V. iterr s.a d"clarHiu nuiu inyAlIdu, pur 81
d"cr~to de Ia ar e., I,or taznnts Il. abandono )
que men''s qu" Ia gu e. su aI.srionciA .n dieh,
pir,to On - ant'- del primefo lila dal proxim,
term No tie Mara u. dicha orts, coincnIand 81
dia ;,h de- arsu A ID. ispi. un decrr,o pro- con
fo~so sctA dadu cn al con,rs
u. n. MARION,
'rcribano ILNgistfa,iur "n Csncillerir
w. &. HkNCUyk. AbI gallo par 81 QueJantn.