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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-12-28
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BriSelS, n new novel bv WILLIAM BLACK
written with all the authors well-known
charm of manner, will begin in the Deem
Der Number. 1895. and continue until Nav
A new novel by GEORGE l L MAURIER, en-
titled The Tartan, will also begin during
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novel has ever been awaited with such gieat
expectation as the successor to Triiby.
The Personal RecOllectiOns of Joan of
Arc will continue and will relate the story
of the failure and martyrdom of the Maid
of Orleans. Other important fiction of the
year will be n novelette, by MARX TWAIN,
Under the title, Tom Sawyer, Detective;
n numerous three-part tale called Two nOr-
mons from 7uddlety, BY LANGDoN Ell
wYN MITCHELL; and short stories bv Oc-
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MARY T.. WILKINS. JULIAN RALPH. BRAN
DER MATTHEWS. OWEN WIsTER, nnI other
wcll-known writers.
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times, with illustrations hv Howard PYLE.
Poultney Bigelow's history of The German
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the winter. Two papers on ST. Glars de-
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Also many other beautiful, ornam
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tic Railway Co., of Baltimore.
Consolidation of the Baltimore and Eastern
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and Eastern Shore Steamboat Co.'S
HALLWAY DIVISION

hAlIMA1 DIV lSlbN.
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Steamer connections between Pier Light
Street Wharf. Baltimore. ana the Railway
Division at Claiborne.
WEST-BOIND.
Express. Daily except Sunday-Lcave
Ocean City CAS- n. m. Berlin 90. 81. Mar
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kirkham f9.2S. Royal Oak 70. 33, Riverside
1887, St. Michael's 947. Harper 70. 81, Nc
Daniel 70 SO. Claiborne 1905. Arrive Mt
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EAST-BOUND.
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Daniel $500 Harper IS .0i. St Michaels
sill. Ri,ersiIe fs.ls. ROYAL Oak e. 20.
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$40, Bethlehem. is -. Preston f9.O2 Ell
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WANAMAKER,S.

PHILADELPHIA, December ~. 1925.
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-12-28
TOILET TRAYS.

The cut is an exact copy of one
of the handsome toilet trays Gin
metal that we have in stock. These
trays are very fashionable this sea-
son and many dressing tables will
have added To the already attrac-
tive collection this article. Then
they are 50 cheap with prices rang
ing from $3.50 to $500, we are sure
YOU can find something to suit you.
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PICTURES.

Our line is complete this year
and the prices are cheap, ranging
from % cts. to $500. This gives
every pocket book chance. We
would call your attention especially
to our five dollar line. We are
sure that this is the finest collection
ever brought to this town.
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Christmas,
Birthday,
And Wedding

A Rambler Bicycle is a nice
present and the best and the
healthiest winter days OF the
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-12-28

"NFN SON1|
"A stitch in time saves nine"
In every household there is the
industrious person who believes
the above maxim. A work box
would be appreciated by such a
person. We have them in diff:
erent styles.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-12-28

visit our store, where can be found
for a Christmas present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25

Tax cIrEks r-c.iv..i this morning the
following Telegram:
Cerrillns, n. Nj, May 3O.-Ai.x Rogers
i.-i at hiS home ~ hcmorrhag- IT he
lungs AT . o'clock this morning.
CHAs. LyDS.
The deceased was one II the old timers
u New McIlcu, cunning into Ia. territory
~ nn- II the first engineers IN the Atch.
lrnn, T"I~ka Il Santa Fe Tailrna.i. which
occupation he fllow-,i fbr n number ii
years, and then drifted into the cattle
AMI mining business.
He was Interested IN the SandA Mining
and Smelling company. and his home
Was n plAc. 81 welcome for every caller
leaving the Sandals, only recently, b,
went up Ia the Golden aud dolores die
,r,ctr. and Was mining there when death
clo~-i his eyes.
Alex. Rogers. familiarity known every
where In New Mexico as "kim Nj" Rng
era, will b- misssi AMI mournei by u 10
gi"n of frisrds, and especially. hers II
Albuquerque where every boiy know,
him. the Abnve simple announcement Z"
his drHth wi'l I've read with s-dnrsn.
Peace ~ his ashes, wherever they ar,
burisl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
Tor the inspection II visitors during ,h.

Tor the inspection ~ visitors during the
. Teri mis Fair Srorro has mines ~
goll. silver aud other precious mr,sls.
anil needs tu II, the world know the fact
OSL,Ntu IL the fr,,ur~r 1T the con-
NIX I"fti'Hisl Far Aw mentioned IN in
day't irrur. WHEN the complete program
~ made up II viii be- y remarkable rwm
hinstirn Il aiitArihrnt, only exceeded thu
year IN the n,,ei States 10y the ~ Lnuis
tar. nnd N many departments eur ~ hi
hitlun will h- mnfr attractive than IA
celebrated Missouri rihilitnn
TuR i-"rl- "i Grant county arr iuing
exactly rigb, IN refusing to pay Illegal
lnudr. l,r all stuff tu Anrrr, tia, rurn
Arii"n will hurt the public credit Il ihst
county ~ Il III" territory II New M-,c"
nud tr t"vur aud c"uulirs hal ~" putin,
r'~ih II would h" hi. u"ury ~ the ru,k
rt- II the ,AlIAS'r-
Nuu pt"I"t ntgaliuu fnclitirs New
M"Nic" rAu h-r"mr ~ lew J"arr ih,
h"m" 1t l.S"."o h"IIy AMI rr'~I-rus
I"'rlr lhr ranr rsu i~' truthfully rAii
Ut Arizona. Com" g. IT," National lrr
ga,inu t"nsr"sr Aud belly d"Sir" Nnys
and mrAur tu hituI Al-rut thus result
hau.,ri.> ,iH,nrr biIug Is.ullr. aud
I~uIl" Guii t"Nn-, Hui towns auuI"it
newspaper lnp n Why rNriD paper
iu New M'AVu All AtiS'ua IT. personally
Interested ~ Ir'tu"Iug the Nauuuai -.
.ruy u'A, N"plrmi,"i.
A. the he'd rIurir ~. u, "a ih" Iru.
gram Iuttug lnr IrItlurAI tHu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
OilicerS Elected for the Ensuing Nv,
Years.

Officers Elected for the Ensuing Two
Years.
According Ia call, the New MEXICO Bu'
r-Au II Immigration met at 10 u IN, Ia
day at the office Of Hoo. W. G.. Haiil-y
Their, w.r. preS-nti N. Gsllea. Sierra
county Henry Grant, Rio Arriba county
q. q, Bhrig.,,, Eddy county q A. Rich.
arisou, Cbav-s county, l.. Bradford
Prince. santa Re c"unty; Il. \. Slower,
BrrnAlillo couniyi J. u. Chave1. vAl.ncis
county; J. X. Livingston. bona Ana
county; MaI Rroui. santa y. cnunty.
IN. meeting Was cAile'i Ia order by Mr.
Stuv.r. MIR, G.lles WAS selected 40 TEN.
I-'rsry president. anil Mr. frnst AZ tenn
lnrary SECRETARY.
The report at the ioings II the bureau
fnr the years iS.3 and 1884 was read an d
ordered bl~i. The rrport sho~-i ,ha,
nearly 10000 copies 10 the book, New
M-IIoo, lS.+," were distributed during
,h. past year by the bureau, by th. az
-cu,Ivs officers IL the territory, by ia.
railruad comI'anlrr, especially by the a
r N \, Y. company, aud by tsrritoris
niiicialr. over .iM letters ~srs ~.
cr'v.-i aud Ans~"r-i during the pAHt
year, all relating - the business ~ ia,
LurrAu
The follow ing "tiir for Iog5 aud ISg,
were then elected + A MAnlanar-s
presidents g. e, Bl"igr,t. VICE I,r-rni-nt
Mal Frost, SECRETARY, ] h Livingston
TREASURER.
An executive COMMITTEE ~aH -l-ci.,i.
consisting of M-nsrp, y. A. MAuH.nsr-a,
l. bradford Prince, 4. Z. Dlnigrlt, W. 4.
Thorntnn, a. A, Richardson aud MAJ
trWt.
The following resolution Was lntr"luc,4i
by Iiov. Prince aud Ad"p,.-i;
Rrsnivesi, That II Is desirable that this
bureau, 40 representing the imm igt alton
interests of New Mukicu, should Ice rrr.
r-Ret.+,i Ia the meatings ~ institutions
like the Trans Mississippi Congress, Irri.
gs,iou Congress and Convention and other
representative ssssnb lAg-s in ia. western
states,
That the executive commiti-- d. All.
thm iI~i Ia arrange for such reI,r-r.n la.
tion by appointing ons W more m-inl,.rs
IL the lnarl Ia attend such meetings. ami
that thu n'c-s-Ary sxpens-s Il such at
tendance h. pail by tho TREASURE, IA the
usual noth"i. an proper vouchers.
The troAsurrr's report was then ra,i
And both the Sseretary's and trussur.r's
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
Ex-GOv. PRINCE.
Nc Is In the city and Favors The citizen
with an InIefNIeM.

! ENJ'"v. irln,r ~ IN tue cliy attending
'h- lrfIgaii"n C"ngr-rr meeting, And a.
f-Irii-r II rns iItILSS he sad
"rh- liim-ialhr c"ni-r-nr. ~ salt Lake
wan al culture rurr"rr ~ II Acc,mI lirh-d
all that II wp intended H. de- II war
not convention ~ general meeting.
! hut conference IT representative II
eleven stAl-r snd Territories, APPOINTED
hy the governors, /" ruusrirr plane tt
-iurA,iug IT." I-"plr II the east un the
| hnAuriRl question An organization ~An
perfected L. carry uut this hi"A, having
an executive runuittr- II IN" from each
vtA,", aud r,A," nnd territorial committees
~ the respective hrAlti-r. Tue plans
IruIsr1i are III" holding IT private
meetings ~ Ia" Dt,rH II the r,pI znd the
circulation II ,.uuI id-ratprr thr"ug h"ut
ia" country "h.nt"u Barker, the ,-li
tot uf the Amrrt.~n at rhdst,lIha.
gave All encouraging nc,uuut 1T ,h.ugr ~
the kry stone state. ia" manufacturers
nov Inning 1" hin"tAllrm ~ they bud
that general prosperity IL n-c-rnAry Ia
rurur- gu.l markets f"r their gusin.
- hr sentiment "f determination not to-
support any candidates who ar nd un.
-'luv""Ally iur free ruinAgr ~ bath gold
and HllNri, vac vrry strong among bath
democrats Hnd r"IrhIrAnr, AMI the Gully
dihunlly at the conference Wa- tu keep
~" more ardent members irnn taking
S'iur si-pr lacking IT, purlivr political
nciiuu. The. however, Var uvrrcum-,
AMI ia" conference kept down Ia II. lrg,t.
Innl" work III education, und n the leu.
su,r "f n,ri admirable Addrrrs
IL war sorry again tn b- lett alone tn
Represent New M-ii,, ~ one elise from
the trrrt"ry i+lng pr..-ni /, Ia very
irr,tAbr To- keep up nur reputation Ia
have full and influential delegations uu
lhrn- "ccArInnH.
"On- "hIrrt ~ g"ing a. salt Lake City
saH l." "nlIHt iui-r-Ht IA the coming lrri.
gatnn Congress a, Albuquerque. pre.
r"nird all Invitation formally To- the cuu.
terence hy whom It ~as very cordially re-.
c-iv~i, AMI hal interviews with Gnv.
R'chAri-. ii Montana; G"v. Ad.ns, al
Utah, And GOV. MrUunu-ll. 1T idaho, u.
we'll ar with mAuy prominent citizens IL
the vAr"ur ulat-s The governors ~.
pr''H1e'i their derirr- I" be present II pos.
rihlc, aud Intentions 10 send STRAY dele.
gstl"ns, and | had assurances from n
large number OF well known public men
that they would attend. am cnnh,i.u,
tia, with prpI~r effort W. can secure the
attendance of many prominent men IL
national reputation which will render I'll.
occasion a notable one and aid grsatly Ia
It's interest and influence.
The Blmetallic conference. in resInns.
Ia ,elrgraph,c invitation, sppoint.d .
committee Ut i've, III which ! AN chair
u,An, Ia attend this convention ., Mem
phu on Jun. ~. | AIN afraid that can
not attend. but am making an effort VA To
ln "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
H0w IT HAPPENED.
"kid" Dovey wsllops "The Missouri
Spider" Finely.

sfteet ttuSys
The long leaked for glnvr con,.u, l,-
tween "km" Dewey. the champius no
pound man ~ the south west. aud "Th-
MIs~nr, spnier," Who travelled nearly
| 900 miles Ia drfr., the former, cam. III
~ the stree, railway companys hall. old
town, lArt night, l,.fur- = Respectable
crnwd ~ ring enthusiasts. and II tnk
tive rounds fnt the 'kd'. I" hold the II
tie that the "spii-i" ~as ~, cnnhi-n, NJ
wrestling from him.
After the sItnlra II agreement wsr-
r~ai. a'Vcral names w"" sugy-r,ri frr
referee, Ani finally. the principals aud
their s",undr, agreed upon II Cue.
nwn-r II the itui,lng dog. Med" /" TIL
the ihAnklrr- I'~itiun. rlm- k--p-rr
WI" then nAm,-l, sitter wnicn the crowd
Vas trrAusi Ia unr II the liv-lrut glove
bnuls not ~ hHrl AZ the R,rb-it- GRADY
l-ut 1T = lev weeks ago that has ever
taken place IN the southwest.
Rounds "nr. iwn And three proved ~
citing, aud ~crr ~ nut even. the clever
handling "i hlmr-iI brought many sup
l"r,"rr I" the "SI"irr." hu, NJ me hal
shown an Inclbatinn ~ desert the "kHi."
k"und four uI-n,-l vrci"uuly, and the
"SpdrrS' chances of wiunlng r,rr n
hundred Is'I cent when he drove n cnIk
80 nj the "hh" and the latter plIpI..i H.
the tl"ur. II Was hammer And tpngp, aud
luH, ~ the gong roundrd, the "k,i"
planted rgh, handler "a IA" "Srd-r'r"
jaw. making the latter very gruggy.
In the neat rnund the bout cAtn- g. n
close, bu, Ti"r the defeated CALCULATOR
r-rrlvrl Ills qui",ur hr pu, several gusI
l,ck- int" the "kd." Tue latter went IN,
however, Ia 4" uT he antAgouln,. which
hr knew would please the crnwd, AMI liz
struck "ut = left handler that landed on
the l~t rIul- II the face IL tue "spri-r."
And that, with the t,rc- IT the arm AgnInri
ia" neck. caused the latter Ia fall AMI h-
hd there "n the Il ,ur lump. h-,ug count.
r,i cut.
After III" battle. the friends ni the
mi" cAtrI,-i h,m around the ring un
thrir Hh"uhlrrr
TmA CuiGHN understands from SuI.t.
lnt"nd"nt Trmbl-, IT tue street railway,
that lac hal great difficulty with "m-u
AMI hoyr," VIII" w"uli not pay III. al.
mlrr"n price, hut whr r,uEi "n the out
rmr AMI iriac'Sl the huillirg by cutting
peep h"lrs IN n nunl"r ii places. Tn-y
vii not get ia" better Il Superintendent,
II Imhlr NJ the neat entertainment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
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90 we'll a-csttAiu'~I aui long .tri.-i merit
tuuriiI 'Aii"u, hiluuEnr%-. mslAriAl fever,
hdIgvrtinn. rl'ruIuztirin, And Hiircih,ns 81
he bladder Awi kHin-y- srr anunA thu
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
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~ th" Cni,el States land court a, Santa
;" yesterday two "piuionH we're hAu,i,-l
d""n, ~" approving the survey IN ihr
san M~rc"r grant. Lehman sm-g-ll-tg
claimant. sud frAncI h,wnr. Aitutn-,
tn" "th'r, ~ ,h" liz Vargas case, war
uI"u the Sruhrnt,"u by I-,it,ou-rr I"
msk" pat ." th" r'c"ri ~ this case l-..
i"t" III" rurrmo 'uu', tue Appruv-i sur
yes N III" l,r'uS Marquee grant. Tue
APPLICATION Was drui,-l Justice Slurp. iu,
the court, ALA states ~ h1 "Ilunn ~ thu
rare hat d'cr'- 1T ~ lgm-nt of the
ci-inu IT, r,ui"t,-i Aud not Uhru the lie
rt,',' n catered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
4 ssatrrr-li~r- sapsurSa.

Chicago. May 3l.--S-cr-t a-rv,c- do
1r'l'vrr have un.Arth@l herr what il
claimed I" lie the gr-At-St eount-rf-iting
gang that have "I-ratei In Chicago in a
iinm'"r at years They w.r- brought
b~iore Unli-'i States Comm issh,n.r Ros,,.
h-dAy and ARR HI Tray, George Riley,
Tho,nAs ) Meyers, WIN Murphy. Cana.
ia liil. Con. Rn-.-il. Bll Daysr aud Lu.
la Horn, They ale" unearthoi IN apart.
m-nts on the West Sh. lots 81 ilA,..
moulds, metal, Acnis, tiles, crucibl.a and
spurious coin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25

I'll, Chspn .nd Lsisue, slso ie.rrc,~
Tovpsr and solicitor GENERAL J. 2. We
tory. only t"n,'ne b"sin-s. was gwen
at,-n,inn. but srNrral matters ~ vital "a
pr, Ia I'll, c,ul' indus,ry ~srv ,Alk-l
over With the r,lprit"r general snd will H..
acted upon =, meeting ~ the bari ,u
hr held un Man 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
" ages OF " ork snrs

P'''sburI. May - An organization
embracing thu skilled employees oi tive
large steel plants IA the Putsburg dln.
trc, In SAID I" have been s.cr.,ly formed
within the paSt lev weeks Ia r-cur- al.
'anced aud uniform wages aud improve
'nrnt 81 the steel workers condition gen.
orally.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-25
Saii~a 60 Iuaiet.

h-n".ha, Wis, May ~. -- Walter
Marshall lowell, the attorney Arr-sted on
the ehArg" NJ c"npl,ci,y In alleged land
swin'iios' Was discharged to-day ~ the
grand jury Al ChlcAgI fAilei " insiict
him. Co~-ll says Ia. will bring suit
against Col. stnugh, IL Chicago, Tor ma.
licious prosecution,