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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-04
CTVIC SOCIETIES.

~rASONIC ANTIQUITY LODGE, NO. ~, %. a
M M Regular meetings on ~ S1e = 20 20
and Sd Wednesday in eacn Monvn' T a. W.
O'Clock Pm. l.. Dornberg' w. NJ
Dickinson, Secy. s+atad
REDWOOD CHAPTER No 81, h aocn month.
Eonf Hnrnberg. NJ. f. H. P. Sd. hace,sev' :
Rrnwoop FALLS CoMMANDERY: NO; 10, onth M
Ststed conclayes first Monday OF eaGn % nT ns Reo
atSp NJ II. N. Bell, E. c. IN. hoil1ee'.s,
CHARITY CHAPTER, No. 35. 0: +. a;ngs =. M1s "f
moatinos I'd and 4th wednesday eVoIrIl rIle
eacn mouth, at 1880 p. m; VIZ, WIZ, Sec.
He'll w. NJ; Miss Charlotte Scnmanl' 0oo.
r 90. F.-REDwooD LODGE. Nc. No.sS So' o'c,ock
i. every Saturday night, az .'Ju uvited to
BROTHERS from distance corulaA29 29nrmeister,
attend, A. s. .Kenney, N g.; A y. burln
II. S. o. poouiar
ErrrRpR1sE ENcAxpMENT. No. 80. hegulan gan
meat tnvs Ist and 2d Tuesday evenlnRs VI oaon
mouth at 1880 8 clock at + Q; y. =. na'
CRYSTAL LODGE, No. 25, D. of R:mneguiaff is,,ss af
meetinus I'd and 4th Wednesday evenInx;s ;htl
zach month, at 1880 p. m. MISS Suu" A
warck. N. G. Mrs. Luella Moon, No
A or. W.-REDwoOD FALLS LODGE, ~.
n. Is, meets every Monday evening, az r.
hall. Visiting brethren maze poeorSar. melo~M
u OF P.-REDwo0D FALLS l.onfng LonGG, IN in Ack-
mann's Hail. Visiting brothers are c9rola y =
anyited. c. w. Mead C, c.; HIM. Aune' n H. %
X A. K.-John S. Marsh Post, NO, soanSs Eli.
Ocular meetings every first ana tnia ,o,noL
davs of each month, at it's hall. Al one SiS AZ
Pm. H. E. Baker, CON-; Geo. Buxton' Au'.
woMEN's RELIEF CoRrs-Meets secona saie aGe
Fourth Tuesdays of each month M1s. n0So.. Sec
Newton, President; Mrs Elizabetn no"0'0eo
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CITY COUNCIL.

The city council held regular
meeting Tuesday evening. Messrs.
w. D. Finn and H. L. Beecher ap-
peared and asked for the extension of
the water main service on Minnesota
avenue from Fourth street to Bridge.
John Lauterbach and O. L. Dornberg
also asked for the extension. It was
decided to make the improvement,
conditional that the assessment on
the abutting property be paid in ad-
vance. This was agreed to.
The city recorder was directed to
submit an assessment roll to cover
the cost and expenses of the sewer
system at the next meeting of the
council.
A. Englund was directed to clean
and paint the bridge across the Red
wood river in this city.
Bills amounting to nearly $500 were
presented and allowed.
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he took chunk of the stuff to Prof.
Lehnen. who assayed it. He has fur
nished statement to the effect that
the ore yields sos to the ton, when,
even at $6 to the ton, there would be
fortunes in the vein. And yet His
Grace is not satisfied.
Il am still disinclined," said Secre-
tary McGinnis, "to pin my faith to any
promise of that much money in Red
wood ore. Because the professor found
just SO much gold in the quartz and
shale | gave him, it does not follow
that the man who works it will find
$2O5 in every ton he takes out. I mere
ly accept the statement of assay as
proof of the fact that there is gold in
Redwood county; but how much or
how little I am not prepared to say. l
am not a mining shark, nor do want
anyone to take my sayso for it.
The gold lies on the secretary's desk.
1t is about the size of a small pin head,
and McGinnis' hair is turning gray in
an effort to keep the precious metal
from blowing away.
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the latter. This will conclude with an
exciting contest between Redwood
Falls hose companies for a purse of
$50. Some one may get wet in the
latter contest.
In the evening there will occur the
greatest pyrotechnical display ever
given in Redwood Falls. Thirty-eight
superb presentations of conceptions of
students of nocturnal fiery displays,
all shooting forth immense variegated
streams and balls of patriotism, tend
ing to leave a lasting impression on the
minds of young and old.
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CHURCHES.

DRESBYTERIAN.-R John JOINS smear IN st 16:3O
L tor Services every SaUoa.n Sabbath
o'clock A. N. and AT 0 cioen X "
school ut IL OclOck NJ. ro,
L. Hansco%mssS; G%o!sS ac1ock 5asocl
Vl Services every saSoas9, Sohooi % at I'm.
Young mems prayer meeting Wed. e'en.a. nn,.s
rHRlSTIAN-Preachi on every s4.I M =
" Day at $50 o'clock A. NJ anu a.
Sunday School at II NJ ,,o,u com-
Observation-Disclosures Of The Holy Cum ..,ino
nanion + Rev: mGyngr asniy seie as leso and in
every SUNDAY " 81 500 e m. Sunday school i'm
sae mediately I after morning service. Service Is
held on Friday evening at e:OO.
CEvENTH- DAY AOVENI; ;Cn,rch o service
seventh day at II A. M. CnulCn eat,nU
Following, Missionary and teac9essS MS ms avenine'
sun Sun. evening, Prayer meeting "eo' evening" as
rATHOLIC.--Divine serVaceiso at 10 40 20 a. m. and
50 p n.y. and saturday preceding fSa gatur1 ano
Monday following at a. m m aisV yonderlage,
Pastor.
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Corn for sale. j. P. COOPER.

Corn for sale. j. P. COOPER.
Asa Perkins and wife returned
from their trip to Columbus, Wiscon-
sin, last Monday.
Miss Ellison of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Ellison of Evan are visiting with
Mrs. j. w. Ferris.
Mrs. Bennie Nelson came down
from Granite Falls last Tuesday. Miss
Ella Laird, who has been visiting with
Mrs. Nelson, returned home at the
same time.
A quarter section of land in Vail
stownship sold for $25per acre Tues
day. Wisconsin parties were the par
ties of the first and second part. The
land was unimproved.
Miss Lottie Hulburt, who has been
stopping for some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. A.W. Cooper, left last Thurs
day for Barron, Wis, where she will
join her parents, who removed to that
place in April.
Fritz Leopold is still in the New
Ulm hospital as a result of the bullet
wound he received while prowling
around the house of his brother-in-law
in Johnsonville. His recovery is prac-
tically certain.
The annual school meetings for the
various districts in Redwood county
will be held on July 10th at p. M,
and all interested in school matter
should be on hand in their respective
district school houses.
Mrs. Della Whitney Norton, the
well-known Christian scientist from
Minneapolis, is here the guest ol
Hotel Francois, and will remain 6
week or two. Consultations free tc
those desiring to acquaint themselves
with the saving potency of the Christ
cure.
Deputy Sheriff Robidou went t.
Morgan Tuesday afternoon to serve &
warrant on woman acting as house
keeper for James McGinnis, farmer
residing near Morgan. The warran,
accuses the woman of assault and
battery on Mr.. McGinnis.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give Rev. Ernest Thornquest, tn.
new pastor of the church, reception
at the church on next Tuesday even.
ing. A cordial invitation is extended
to all interested in church work anc
who desire to become acquainted
with Rev. Thornquest.
In the Presbyterian church on Sun
day forenoon the subject will be, "Wo,
to the women that sew pillows on theil
arms;" Ezekiel 1913. In the evening
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The programme promises III loud
explosives, guns, ,cannons, fire-crackers,
or dynamite, about sunrise. Along
with this deafening noise you will be
serenaded by the Redwood Falls band,
the boys all having their alarm clocks
set for an alarm at three o'clock. De-
linquencies will not be tolerated.
At $50 a. m. an industrial parade
is scheduled and at IL o'clock Hon.
Geo. w. Somerville will mount the
rostrum in Riheldaffer Park and de-
liver the Grafton of the day.
The base ball game between the St.
Anthony Browns and the Redwood
team is called for ono o'clock at the
FAN, grounds, and the committee says
that it will be called for that time
sharp. The Browns have some great
material and the St. Paul Globe says
that if the Redwood boys wsllop them
they will certainly oe entitled to the
championship of the State, so far Is
amateur clubs are concerned. The
game will be for q purse of 500.
The bicycle races will also occur at
the Fair grounds. They will come of
between innings of the base ball game.
There is q free-for-all bicycle race for
q purse of $40; a ladies bicycle race
for a purse Of $40 and slow bicycle
race for purse of 50. Aids. Mead
and Caswell will be hot competitors
for the latter purse.
There are four comical contests to
occur on Mill street Immediately after
the bicycle races and ball game. One
is a potato race, another sack race,
third an egg race and a fourth catch
ing creased pig. Purses of $3 are
offered for the first three and of SIS for
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SOMETHING TO DROP
In the Forgery and Arson Cases
Soon.

The investigation into the Beard
Gleason-Davis forgery case, together
with the burning of the Park Hotel is
very nearly completed by the officials
who have the matter in charge. As a
result of the investigation some start
ling facts have been brought to the
surface and when arrests are made it is
probable that the charges will fall
with a great deal of surprise on the
people who have watched the develop
ments in the case.
At the present time The GAZETTE is
unable to give facts that have come to
the surface but it assures its readers
that the county officials are
vigilant in their efforts to run down
the conspirators and give them their
just dues.
With several arrests on several
charges sometime during the next few
weeks County Attorney Clague will be
kept busy preparing for the prosecu-
ton of the various defendants.
He left for Lamberton yesterday
where he went to spend the Fourth.
He will return to this city next week,
after which something very heavy is
expected to drop.
Efforts are still being made to
"cork" up witnesses. These efforts
are not only being made by interest
ed persons but by prominent outsiders
and arrests for interfering with the
prosecution may also follow.
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THE PROGRAMME.
What Will be Done In Redwood
Falls To-day.

A terrible racket will wake up you
residents of Redwood Falls this Thurs
day morning. For minute you will
dream cuss words and then when you
rub your eyes and commence to think
what it is all about you will guess that
it is alright, and when you hear that
one or two of your boys have stolen
out of their rooms to help make the
noise you will be convinced that it is
alright.
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CUT THIS OUT.
Programme of the Fireworks Dis
play Tonight.

Messrs. G.. E. Mckay and H. c..
Ackmann received the special selec-
tion of fireworks for Fourth of July
night last Saturday. The committee
in charge has decided On tho raise
40 rods southwest of M. M. Madigan's
residence as the spot for the display.
The programme of the display is as
follows:
l. Exhibition Piece. e.........Pyric Fountain
Merry Frolic.''
2. Two pieces .......... BIB Calliope Rockets
Shooting and screeching in the air.
8. One 6b Mine. ..............C COlored Stars
Beautiful effect.
4. Twelve 8 ball.. Extra Colored Candles
5. One Prismatic Whirlwind ......
................... "A CIdCKerJdCK
6. Six u ID Rockets. s................... STARS
Gold, blue and green and green stars.
7. One 3ib ib.................... Dragon Rocket
Fancy Colors.
8. One 3b. Cascade Rocket
Fancy Colors.
9. One pound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Red Fire
10. Two pieces 1 tb ................ Triangles
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FOUND GOLD.
Mr.. MCGinnis Gets a Chunk a:
Large as a Pin Head.

There was gold in the specimens
taken from the gold mine by Secre-
tary McGinnis of the St. Paul Com
merciaI club. When reduced it was
only a small pin head-still there was
sufficient to warrant an assay of $2O5
per ton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-04

II. Twelve 10 Ball. Extra Colored Candles
r. Three Alb Prismatic Dragons
Willow Tree Exhibition
Shooting beautiful combination of
colors high in the air.
ID. One 16 inch. Mounted Vertical
Is. One Exhibition Piece Egyptian Emblem
Highly Colored Piece presenting su-
perb effect.
16. One. Big Devil Among the Tailors
II. One 8b Mine. ............... Colored Stars
18 One 1S inch ..... Vertical
19. Six 10 ball ........ Tri-Colored Candles
~. Six In Fancy Rockets
81. One 91b Mine ............... Colored Stars
%. One Extra Large. ........ Dragons Nests
%. One. .......................Dou Double Triangle
"a. One. Floral Fountain
Is. One flight. .6oz. Rockets
: '<Releaslng gold, blue and green stars
and gold rain.
26. Large Colored. Floral Bomb Shell
~. Extra Large Cord. Floral Bomb Shell
10. Two pounds. Green Fire
%. Exhibition Piece july FOURTH
With large, heavy and highly colored
letters-a magnificent effect.
80. Three 6D............. Parachute Rockets
Discharging at a great height floating
stars suspended from parachutes.
81. 1OD Mine Observation-Disclosures. Colored Stars
80. Battery 10 Ball Candles
SS Battery 80. 10 Ball Candles
"a. One. Illuminated Battery
Shooting Rays of Fancy Colors Be-
tween Fancy Set Pieces.
35. Exhibition Piece -. ...... Cross of Malta
Showing the Maltese Cross in Fancy
COlors of Fire.
Sc. One Flight. ....................11b 10 Rockets
Releasing gold, blue and green stars
and gold rain.
81. Three 12in.. Night Bonn bshells
Shooting high in the air and showing
every known color and combination
of cOlors, besides steams, comets, SER
pents, gold rain, trailed stars, etc.
Mortars for firing loaned by Paris
MurtOn Co.
SO. Exhibition Piece ..GoOD-NI
With heavy and highly colored let
ters. A very fancy and fit piece for
ending fireworks celebration.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-07-04

the delegates to the Y. P. S. G. E..
convention at Marshall will report the
work of the convention. Each dele
gate will give their own impressions
of it. Prayer meeting tonight at 8
o'clock.
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According to the st. Paul Dispatch
of last Monday the specimens we're
assayed by Prof. Lehnen, analytical
chemist, who has done the work of as
saying for the prospectors. This is a
disappointment to Redwoodites who
hoped that Secretary McGinnis would
give the job to other assayers and thus
get other opinion. The Dispatch has
the following on the result of the
assay:
M'GINNIS STILL SKEPTICAL
OVER THE REDWOOD GOLD NINE.
The Ore He Brought Back Is Report
ed to Assay sos to the
Ton.
Delhi ore assays sos to the tom!
At least that is the statement OF
Prof. Lehnen, of this city, aud he ssys
that he is willing to make affidavit to
the statement he has given out.
When Duke McGinnis, secretary Of
the Commercial club, went to Red
wood county in private capacity to
investigate the true fissure vein found
near Delhi not many moons ago, be
picked up several pieces of shale and
quartz ct random prior to coming
home. Upon his arrival in St. Paul
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ATTORNEYS.

TOHN H. BOWERS,
d ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office in King Lechner Block. washington St'
Redwood Falls, MINI.
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Up. GIBSON, M. D.
VI PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ONCE at Residence. corner 4th and Mill Sts.
alls promptly answered, day or night.
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n r. PEASE, M. D.
VI. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
once over Peck's Drug Store. Residence
corner 4th and Minnesota Sts. Hours. to II;
too.
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w J. MCLEOD; iT2daspr
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Over Citizens Bank, Redwood Falls, Mimi.
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w D. FLINN, N. D.
w a. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Also United States Examining Surgeon for
RonsiOne.
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nR. X. j. MCKENZIE,
~ Veterinary Surgeon.

Graduate Ontario Veterinary COllege.)
Has located permanently at this place and
is prepared to treat all diseases of the
domestic animals in scientific manner calls
attended promptly day or night.
Office at McClntock's Livery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
SaNiuEs rom >uCorrn.

~ucofro y. VI. lIrr. r. be destroying
elements .r,m 1" have II III for ~"corfo.
he hig Il ol- AZ" flesh III memory, and
noW tic hA- taken turn -inr" my rrcrnt
Wit hrl". hUt Nuu can't daumt Socurr"
pooplr with httIr thing liz" these.
Everybody l. cheerful, rebuilding viii
begin etc bong, ani business viii move
along IL Of ull
Il seems u wonder. n | look at th"
rmu-. that ANY Il the business part II
IN, town wa- saved. II certainly wa a
clo-r call auA the c~cap" from greater
los sprak, We'll for the lire laddlrs.
~"c"rTo, In common with her neigh.
h,r-, has district court on her hands, and
III Consequence l. entertaining numerou
Visitors un legal matters bent. Juds"
Hamilton l. un the bench,
/ United states Attorney Hemingway
came down thu morning aud Il accom-
panied by HI wife,
James r. Iuwle. the busy insurance
man, trok his friends completely hy ,ur.
p'l-r last night by taking unto himself n
better half In the person NJ Mrs, Frances
/ uatcin. GHr CITIZEN man extends con
CALCULATIONS, Ia which he Is sure the pa.
pct Joiu- heartily,
" Il. wade. "A Denver insurance man.
Is IN town to-day adjusting nrr l~-e-.
Julian |. Williams, q lively newspaper
man, a, present connected with the san
Marrial Bee. Wen, south AT nron after a
dAl Il hu-inrs- aud pleasure.
capt Marion Balur, of He'll, /, N town
lr7laN tau-acting husinrs-. lie Is ia,
klni 4 a man the pu,lrr: likes 1,
meet
,ul. r.. l.. Mann fought nit ~lIrl" and
Is friend L. all thing, republican,, 81
whom Inr jIrlLf\ l. which,
~hrrf, lIur,um left to-day ~ Magia
lena aud Frisco. W H. y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
DIAIIi ~ ~ EDITOR,
u.nr, a. Strinrrt Called Ia the IinaI
s.Trat ~in'ium.

trrat ~an'iun.
Thirty Wa called III the career II
Henry B ~trlurIt al lli1 "'ciuck last
uight AT li~ hiir un south EIlih street.
ihr prr,cdcr IL llls faithful wiir aud I've
months odd lltlr huN cpiuiult'd the lat
hours II The dIin rdllur Mr.. StrIrrtt
cam" I" Albuquerque Ia lh' tall IT 1874
~ HI a lNancud state ul consumption iuI
which hl- system hal nrcu plrdi-w'N,el
h, Il Violent attack IT u IlIrld fewer. The
chnt literary rii"It ui The Deceased IN VI
hIlu"rlur Wa H., publication ii thu
~ou Invest illustrated Magazine which
il" started Ia u irw short months h'
DallIng hrdlih Compelled mm I" retire
Ind h. sold the publication IL ''r". r. Nj
bright.
Decreased was 80 years ~ age, n native
# Illinois. aud before coming here had
been attached iu1hr East II. Louis la
Lrtlr aud the Inland Farmer. lie was n
mrlubrf Ia gHL standing III the lnhr'
pendent order IL uii Fellows AMI II the
knights IT r,thiaS hr BABY will he
rmhalnIrd 10y Undertaken Muntiort and
viii be- taken east for iutrrnrnt possibly
Monday next. In the meantime the BE-
rravrd widow Will dispose of her house
hold effects.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
months, I. 4 months, 3: . months. 4, I

months, I. a months, 3. Q months. 1,
year, ~; II months, =, years, I, 2if
YEAR, s. y,ars. = iirnt.. |; years, 2
3Acats, >, gi,ar., |. Total. ~,
lhr ciimr. c.m mjlrd ave- IT, TIL ".
\ WtrtN. %, assault WITT d,djN ~. pun-
.. assault With m,ul IT, murlrr, ., 49,
~Iutt with intent tu commit favr >; hut
glarN ~, cmlwsllrmcul, /. forgery, /
h'l-" stealing, =, incest, ! g,dnl htcrn,
, la'coul, ! lhr,rnl ~ cattle. 5, murder
s, muWrr second degree, >. ol,-tturlinI
United state mail, pulygamy, | sell
INK liquor g. luliin-, /. unlawful brand
ing II cattle >. lulL a.
since the beginning - the present ad
mul-lhtttn IA sew NrNicu, tour Iar,ou
twain santa H. county, one III Edd,
county and he III san Miguel count,
have h,'u i,gtill rNrcutri lri murder II
the lir-t i gpc. h.il,- thr-c hanged
ujur cuuNIrt,d muri,trt- ATE uoN uuIr
sentence II death III the Territory, H. ioI
l.W- santa r. county. L. kio ANN
county. .. thaNr. county. .. RrruilIll
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

-'ui your aiIrr-- {" II. r. Eurhlrn y
&C.,. lineage. AMI grt - trrc sample h"N
% IN, klur> \rw Ia" mn. \ lrlaI
VIII ruuNlur" N"u 81 lh'lr merits. lhr~"
pals al" easy ~ action AMI are plfliru.
ntIlN effective ~ ia" cute 81 Constipation
AMI SICK llrtldrhr. For Malaria and
LAYER trouble They have been prove! III.
Valuable. They Al" guaranteed T." l."
perfectly free iruhI rNrIN d"lrt"il"u, sui
stance, ani I" l." purely vegetable, They
ice not wrdkru hN their action, hut 10y
slNlng tone t. -t"mirh AMI h"wrls great.
Is luNIguratr thu system, Regular ~lIr
20 pei box. SOLD hl pr. lhu~, II. Bu.
60 n son. lfuggl-i~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

The following item /, clipped from the
81 Louis uluhr.lvm. Il sunday
Frank ~chlattrr the Messiah, ha- ar.
riNri ~ 2lui olive street. +. H. llaw
ihurnr. the Chicago capitalist secured III,
great healer und 7 ,lN months contract
fuf Sluun aud h" will MAX" charges ac,
cutdlng H. the nature II the disease H.,
viii hr located ~ 2,ri olive street. III,
office hours vi hr from ga. N, 10 . =
H., beginning Monday.
large number If patients have been
backed ahead. -" We would advise all wh'
wish tn Sccnr" Al engagement H. call al
an rdTlN date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

\ jo,nl party II officials from Lincoln
aud Chavez counties whr are attending
the fwirrAl court AT Nuc'rtu. came up on
W.. : and spent the night In Albuqucr.
que. IA" party comprised District Clerk
,,rrrgc curry. sheriff & {. Perry. VI
rhivr~ county; Deputy sheriff Buck
tugs" ~ Lincoln c"untN;C. l.. BALLARD.
deputy -hrrIn ana deputy United States
marshal fur ChaNr, county; county Com
missioner l.. VI Long aud Mayor J. p.
Church. Il Roswell. Al left for Socorro
this morning. exc pllng sheriff Perry.
who took w. I TT santa r..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

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that tie est ul sad Nptk is uur hu tAfvI 40
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and tldt ur amount 4uV tom "a, d 81 NHA,4I, n
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uu ut lriu.r tHr dlsi Hab II D,,rlu,'t l-'1.
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min, ui mining Itul'iN
Dated at Al..g4VI4AU thi. 2t'A dan II M.
gust. \ j. !-n: JuHS NItkNIKuA
I Iiva,o,k. Attorney.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

N> on N>p MrLL.rRlEp REMEDY.
Mrs. Mln-l"w'. ~rthng syrup has been
used tut over iiftN wears by millions Of
mothers tuT their childr"n white tee'iiimB
with perfect success. IL -s'shes the child,
~uftrr~ the gums. allays all pain. cures
wind collie and l. the h,'St remedy for
lhfrhua l. pleasant Ia the taste. Sold
h, druggists IN every part ~ the world.
twenty tive rrIIt- 4 bottle. Its value Is
inralcuahlr u" sure aud ask for Mrs.
Nin-luw'~ S,sthlng syrup, and take no
dh-T kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

number II prominent cll5"nS ~ Al
huqurrqur and santa f. viii lray" here
a. guests II General superintendent 4, q,
Wells saturday morning "a visit the At
lanla exposition. MT. Wells private car
will be attached 10 the south.tound No. !.
and the trip will BE- made via New orleans