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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
TRUSTEES Sale.

- 10y virtue of the deed Of trust mad. b,
carr Martin and Augusta Martin. his W.
70 me Undersigned trustee barring C.t. r,
the 9lSt cay OF January A. ID. 1891 and 20
S,CtuCu 'ii 'ue Office OF the Clerk ut f...
county Court for Ohio county. St.t. ,
w vsl 'iisinia boz deed OF trust book NJ
%, PdSS :. me said trustee viii on
ga Oi'b-t TIE DIST DAY OF 40.
EMELR. A. d. 1896.
Coii'inc'IN. al 10 % clock a. H.. proceed u
9cIl a. p"pIc auction. az the front dom
OF me Court House II said Ohio COUNTY
III the cry OF wheeling. West Virgin.
the loIloh Ing described property. that .
10 say a part Of lot numbered ton C.
IN square numbered ten QU boz Sprigg ami
RlJchle add!Uon TO the city of Whcel..-
ONO county, West Virginia. the said utr'
Delng "A portion on the southern porto. Z
Sald lot having front Of fifteen 90 f.,
and running back through the said Don 4
even width, together with jhe rgtt O..
place on other portion of the saudi l.,3
suitable WaterspOut for the use U ta.
house now on or any house hereafter
erected on the portion of the said 0t ..-g-
by conveyed
Terms Of Sale-Cash. or one-thirI ~ ia
purchase money cash. One-third f..ra.
vii n interest In one year and the Its q
thereof with interest in two years from
the day OF sale, the purchaser t9 give DIS
notes. with security 10 be approved hy tas
trustee, FOR the deferred payments aud
the legal title will be retained a. further
security until all the purchase money Is
paid IN fun.
JOHN Q. PENDLETON, Trustee
l.. T. Stifel. Attorney. Oc-.e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
A FINE NEW TEMPLE
For the Oldest Masonic Lodge West of the
Allegheny Mountains.

For the Oldest Masonic Lodge West of the
Allegheny Mountains.
Special to the Register.
Marietta, Ohio, November Zap
plication was made to-day for a char
ter for the company which next year
erect a seven-story Masonic temple in
this city. The entire stock of the com
rany will be taken by members OF the
Masonic fraternity and it is intended
to make the building the finest struct-
ure of the kind in Southeastern Ohio.
Chiefly interested in the enterprise is
American Union Lodge No. l. This
lodge was chartered at RoXbury, Mass,
February 18th. 1875. five months before
the Declaration of Independence, in the
light of which fact it's name "Ameri-
can Union" is somewhat startling. It
worked in the patriot army during the
war of the revolution and on June 2Sth,
1890. was reopened in Marietta by the
Master. Captain Hart, then in COM
mand of Fort Harmar at the mouth of
the Muskingum. On its roll of mem
bership are the names Of Gen. Rufus
Putn..m first Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Ohio. Governor r. ].
Meies. Lewis Cass, Herman Blenner-
hassett and many others equally illus
trious. During its one hundred and
fwenty-one years of existence the lodge
has never been appropriately housed
and the new temple is in great meas
ure the outgrowth of that condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
GAME IS PLENTIt I'll.
The Eastern Mountains of West Virginia
Present Fine Opportnnities for Sport.

The Eastern Mountains OF West Virginia
Present Fine Opportunities for Sport.
Piedmont, w. Va, November 20
Game has always been abundant in the
surrounding mountains of Maryland
and West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
and barring pheasants and cartridges
this year is no exception. In fact, larg-
er game. such as deer and wild turkeys,
is said to be more plentiful just now
than at any other time within the last
ten or twelve years.
Deer can be found within five miles
of Cumberland, but they are not so
plentiful as back in Hampshire and
Mineral counties, West Virginia, twelve
or fifteen miles. Hunters from distant
points are pitching their camps in the
mountains of HAMPSHIRE county, ana
generally are having good luck.
Alfred Ridgely. Of Cumberland, early
in the week. shot a fine fawn on Col
lier's mountain, nine miles from Cum
berland. A large buck escaped the
hunters guns.
Mr.. Jack Laney, of Cumberland, who
was the leading spirit in the move
ment to restock the surrounding coun-
try with cartridges, says that the birds
which were brought from Missouri last
spring and put into the fields in care
Of various farmers have been doing
very well. that he hears of conveys at
d number Of places. The birds have
suffered some at the hands of sports
men Of the kind that would shoot the
last one that existed in order to have
a full game bag. The restocking VIII
continue. Several hundred pairs are
to be ordered.
AS wild turkeys are plentiful, much
exciting sport is promised in this line
this season. Already few are COM
ing to market, but the season hardly
opens until there is a snow fall.
Benjamin Cheshire, of Martinshurg,
killed five wild turkeys in one days
hunt near Spriugceld, in Han IS ire
county. which is the best record report
ed so far this seasoE
Rabbits and squfrels are reported
plentiful in all sections. They are very
numerous in Garrett county.
Pheasants are scarce, much 20 the
regret of the wing-shooters. Very few
have beer shot thus far.
Policeman c. w. Goss and Mr.. A. J.
Rodenizer. of Cumberland, while hunt
ing in the vicinity of Du Gully, in Nor
gan county. West Virginia, killed
eight partridges and two woodcock.
Partridges are said to be plentiful again
in that section, end are quite large and
plump.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
ONE or TIE EXPERT.


Several years ago the suit Of Goldsmith
versus the Chicago City Railway Com
pany was on trial 4 poapcus and pre-
tentious doctor was placed on the stand
by the plaintiff. lie described the injur-
les sustained by the plaintiff as perma-
nent and employed a large number OF long
medical terms. concluding with the state
ment that the plaintiffs legs were afro
phied. and that this condition OF atrophy
resulted from the fall the plaintiff sus-
tanned.
In the cross-examinRtiOn A. 5. Tude. the
defendants attorney. asked the witness if
such physical condition had ever arisen in
his practice.
NO" replied tho pompous medical man
'but I have read CT number in the medi-
cal books
Are YOU familiar with the medical au
1horities2" the witness was asked.
yes. sir; all of them" replied the wit
ness with an air of great wisdom.
lis Professor Gray q well known author
ity. and does your views and his coin
ciic2'
YES, sir; perfectly.
Doctor. have you read Llycd?'
"Tho-ourhly."
Car YOU point out any page in either
NO: both are large books and / haven't
the time"
Doctor viii YOU swear tnot you ever
saw beck edited by L.vcls'
''Whv. certainly.
spell for the court Lived backward 90
4: this question the judge. and jury and
people there GRAINED their aecks. wonder
ing 81 the meaning CT such procedure.
Devil" slowly spelled the witness.
Now. If the court please, II The witness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
North Wheeling Property for Saa

In order to close the estate Of tba T..
Patrick Kenney, | hereby offer fo- .'u
me pr.>erty belonging 10 the above az
tate. situated on the west side ~ ~ '.
street, between Fifth and Sixth st-..
cons stlnG pt lot 33A 20 feet WAN .v'.V's
brick house fronting on Market ....
also two-story brick house. fror,-s-'
Alley 3. Said Market and Alley f g
poth paved with brick. This prou-.-''
In very good condition the hest ~
age and as a whole is a very 8....-.'
opportunity for investment as Il I.r
otherwise, being in the healthia.
best part Of the city VIII sell as "a u
OF IN Two parls. For particulars es1
,,.,-. JOIN d. hENNtl
au27eh. -O1 Nrarl,et g.. il,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
A BIG CLAIM.
An Aged Kentuckian Who Believes Him.
sells Heir to an Immense Tract OF Land.


Charleston, w. Va, November 90
Frank Fairbairn. an aged citizen OF
Catlettsburg. Ky. has retained local
attorneys to institute suit in the
United States Court for the recovery
of tract of land granted July Is, 17SC,
by Patrick Henry, governor of Vir-
ginia. to Daniel Henry, his brother.
1t comprises 1922 acres in Martin coun-
ty. taking in the present county seat,
Incz. Another grant held by the same
party. issued April 14th, 1877, by Ed
mond Randolph. Virginia's second gov
ernor. covers 1920 acres of land in
Rowan county, oil the North Fork Of
Triplett creek. Still another claim Of
1000 acres is held for land lying in
the southern part OF Mercer county. in
the near vicinity or Harrodsburg.
Fairbairn is the only surviving heir of
Daniel Henry. whose mother was the
only child of Daniel Henry, brother of
Patrick Henry, and original holder Of
the patents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
Valuable Property and Stocks for Sale

The following valuable parcels OF rca.
nronerty i'm the city of Wheeling are now
being offered by the undersigned at pn-
vate sale:
/ The brick residence known as 40 g
Fifteenth street and the lot Oh which il
2. The business property known ass no.
1903 Main street, extending through &C
The business property known as 81
t2ii Market street. extending 20 alley "B
Also shares of stock of the follow
banks and corporations:
A'eitina-Standard Iron 6; Steel Ctmpa
preferred
ohio River Railroad Company.
Rank Of the Ohio Valley.
CITY Hospital Association.
HOWARD HAZLETT. Assig1e
1911 Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
seleadh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21

will find such an author as Lived I will
gi.e up the case and allow verdict for
the full amount sued for by the plaintiff
concluded Mr.. Trude.
The jury and spectators broke out in
laughter. while the pompous medical ''ex-
pert resembled punctured balloon
l,.chnnne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
A MONUMENT FOR WINDOW.

A move has been started at ST. Glars
Vile, TO have the citizens Of 3lchland
township raise a fund for the purpose
of erecting a monument upon the
birthplace of the late William Window
of Minnesota. at one time United States
Senator. and at the time OF his death
Secretary of the Treasury, under Pres
ident Harrison. The famous secretary
was born in a log cabin which stood
south of Iloydsvillo Ohio. in 1927. and
at an early age was taken by MS par
ents TO the west. The idea of marking
the spot where Secretary Window was
born is meeting with general approval
and encouragement and it is hoped to
have the monument ready for unveil-
ing on next Memorial Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21

The wife of Mr. Leonard Wells. of
East B. imfield. Mass, had been suffer
ing from neuralgia for two days, not
being able to sleep or hardly keep still.
when Mr.. Holden. tho merchant there.
sent her a bottle of Chamherlain's Pain
0alm. and asked that she give it q
thorough trial. On meeting Mr.. Wells
the next day he was told that she was
all right. the pain had left her within
two hours. and thai the bottle Of Pain
Balm was worth S5.C- if it could not
be had for less. For sale at 80 cents
per bottle by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21

Good advice: Never leave home on
a Journey without bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale ny druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The BULLDOG TOE

Is the correct tips for shoes. That's VIVA
we're scoring poin. with now. NJ
other toe goes on foot rs The latest
and only the latest Gains recognition
You want it, though in the right sort
shoe, a shoe that's good enough to ~sn
because it VIII wear. Nothing can N
added to these goods to make them mo'
satisfactory. You have all .he desirable
shoe qualities here, everything you "aa.
ard nothing that you'd rather want -
have, for SO to SO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
FOR SALE

-E'oE - "A Lii
House. 6 rooms and hall, Market street.
Centre Wheeling, 81, 100
House, rooms, brick, terms easy
Eighteenth street, 81. 400.
Splendid brick house. rooms hall. both
gases. BATH hot and cold water. EOn stree,
between 23d and 24th streets at low price
House rooms and store room, Lot
street, Sixth ward terms easy, - 600.
$525 buys house, rooms. Wilson S.,
Lots on Linn ST. and McColloch ST.. East
Wheeling, $50 to $40 each. on easy pay
mcnts.
Splendid building Site for dwelling
Fourteenth 81.
House, rooms, brick Jacob street. SIKH
ward. easy terms. $2.5oJ.
Building site for dwelling, CAapars
street. fifth ward.
Eight-room frame house. bath, ~ and
cold water; also double frame house. I
rooms on each side. with all necessary out
gases. Between Seventh and Eighth
streets, east side Of Market street, lot
50xl32 feet. A bargain at $500.
House, y rooms, large centre halls With
modern cOnVeniences, and large lot no.
200o Chapl.ne street: cheap and terms easy.
House, II rooms, brick. Fifteenth street,
cheap. $1,000
House. 8 rooms and hall. 14th st.. 5000
Business property on Market st. at mod
5000 500 600. $500 5000 and $3.50 to lol.
or zeal estate.
NESBITT & DEVlNE,
Tel 643. 1889 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
To CURE \ CnLD IN nNEDAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL 1t fail
10 cure. 25c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
No sUCH WITNESS n THE CASE
When the doc

When the doc
tor comes 10 pre-
scribe for any
female weak
ness, a." the FIRST
thing he insists
upon is an exau-
inatiou, and the
treatment he pre-
.scubes Is pretty
sure to call for
the local appiica-
lions. so natural
j. diStasteful to
every modest wO-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-21
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

TOR SALE.
i
Building lots on Thirteenth street
building lots at Edgington.
Building lots at GreggsviIe.
Y. V. HOGE & BRO
aug Room Is, City Bank Bui!G',,
DEAL ESTATE AND ION,
IL AGENCY. JAMES L. HAWtFy ~
1865 Main Street. Second Floor
Estates managed, property rented a.,
rents collected. Persons having prop,r,T :.
let or sell, and those wishing 10 rent Or h.,
are invited TO call. Special attention TO :
Ond Ward property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ChaS. 0. Cnshman and Lena Hughes Mar
ricd Last Evening,

INV LaS' ENSHiHks
Last night, nj the residence ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Ihus. Hughes on Walter street. On
the Highlands, MIR. Charles -. eastman,
Of Needles Cal. and Miss Lena Hughes,
of this city. were joined In marriage hy
Rev. Allen. pastor of the congregational
church.
Their" were present about twenty live
intimate friends. AMI after the saying ~
the beautiful words that made the happy
couple husband AMI wife" u substantial
supper wis served. which was heartily
enjoyed, amid many g"Si wishes for n
long and prosperous married life Ia Mr..
and Mrs tushman.
After supper, the party engaged until
train time, In conversation, intersperse'i
with singing aud music, Miss Gilmore,
the accomplished aud worthy music teach
or, officiating at the piano.
puring the evening, the colored quar-
tette appeared aud rendered several ap-
propriate selections.
The list ~ presents showed that the
young couple had many warm friends
not only in this city hut elsewhere. and
the list represented some very costly pres.
ents.
The couple left on this mornings pas
senger train, No. /, for Needles, Cal.
where Mr., Cushman IL u prosperous mer'
chant. AMI where they will reside In the
future. The b''de II the eldest daughter
of Editor Hughes, II The CITIZEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
UEitE IRON BLAND.
Rogers, who shot Wit. Cunning ham. ~
the titN,

Rogers, who shot NiI. Cunning ham, In
III" cay.
W. ". Rogers, cN-runstAhlr ~ the Bland
precinct, twhitl mining district, whu had
S"ln" difficulty with Milt. Cunningham u
f"w days ago, IN order Ia protect himself
he tpnk four shots AT cunningham. ar.
rived In the city last night, accompanied
hy his attorney, " 4. llracock.
MIR. Rogers, when requested in give his
version II The shnuting. stated that hy did
not care Ia talk. bu, when hi- trial comes
nn he will prove L. the mind IT
ever! sensible person that hr wa- not
the aggrrssur hnd that hr had Ia ,huoi
~ self defense. Mr. Rogers also stated
That al his prrllmiuar, hearing before
Justice Young, al Island. las, saturday
morning. II" was placed under ~ 81
bail Ia await the action ~ the next grand
jury Of this county. aud offered the nalnr-
II H. II, shaw, phil Barbour. Joseph over.
hulS, hester hr"rnwuh. VI. l.. Blrchrr,
,,eurgr ll"fhrIn-. VI. l.. Cole. Joseph
Eagle, lhS. ;. Kline and II. H.. Amber.
r"n, ten g,"d men ~ liiHnh, ~ his hnIIds.
men, but for Sum" unknown reason Jus.
ticc Young refused IL accept the bond.
sheriff lluhl"ll, however. tnrk charge
~ him. placing him IN the care ~ hi, Al.
tnrn"!. AMI hr l. here t. iiN up matters
with the district court.
II ~ LEARNED this aftrrIu,n, from anulh.
er ~ourr" altogether that Il hig majority
II III" miners II the juchiti district are
with Mr.. Rogers. AMI that he could have
given bond, with IN" names ~ g,srI
and wealth! men on II. for $.nun { nee.
pS-aTN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
HIS REASONS.
why the President Cannot Recognize the
Cuban Insurgents.

Washington Correspondent says there
ttr un-ITmWnutahl, ul-'t'l", ~ IL" WAY
IT granting irlhgrtrm lights IT, the ia.
tan Insurgents uudu ptr-"ul rIru'u
,tauccs, and chirt auiuug 'luin l. i'tr Tact
that the principal l,i. 's" III" t"Nulu.
ton AMI the official. l'' prov I-i"nal
srNrfnurnt ate ,lhU rluIru- ~ The
ultcd state ~ u,1DI ,"unttr- than
tuha. aud tho president feet, That w.
might u, we'll durlHf,. VIZ against ~mIu
ind be- done with II u. 20 recognize tho
b"lligrtrncl II ptl, ~ "ur own riti.
lru- Who are irving 'tlo.,r"l lhr 90,
rfnmrut uidc'luuN 90 lhal king,tum Md
attention /. then rlllrl 3" the following
lact-
SalNwlut I i.uri,. EIl,urpurt. Wlu WIS
luturtlN kuuWu - The wirlui- ui santa
Lucia. tut dropped H. ull" wlwn hr lr
came president 81 tl. ulIu trpuhllr. hi.
been a natufuliII cItiNu 81 the uIi,d
state since 49,. aul has never truouurrd
hlS allegiance.
Rafael luttuuudu. th" IutHI-trt ui lrr.
rign allalt- whn T. -r,kiug tlr urrsu
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
Tr,ing To- save sauta Dc.
The New Mexican, among Ia person

The New Mexican, among its personal
paragraphs " yesterday, says,
Mr.. Shrrrard beatty, ~ Rescue mission,
Cincinnati. ohio and Mr.. 7, j, Slrnw.
bridge. of gospel mission, Albuquerque
y. 81. will address u union meeting nj
the Presbyterian church al 1:@ to-nigh,
upon rrscu" and gospel mission work
Eirrlh"iy IL invited. Admission free,
Mr.. lhn-. j, StrOwhridgs. years ago "A
printer hoy who dallied with the red
paint upon the slightest proNocatiun, re-
nrw,d old friendships In the New Mexi.
ran office to-day, Ten years ago b. was
employed ~ u typo In this office, To-
day he l. doing Rescue mission work and
has made his mark by lifting many a
falt"rlng brother Ia higher life, Usi
bless you, Tom Struwhridgp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25

There are degrees aud kinds II p0Nrrty,
lust ~ there are differences ~ upininn
among those who compute aud measure
poverty AMI riches hy different standards.
some men deem themselves p0r because
they are less rich than others. again there
arr comparatively pDr pe'pls who are
satisfied with a competence. There II n
kind ~ poverty for which u" amount 81
wealth eau compensate, namely, u p"'er'
u IT hastily stamina, ~inr"d 10y nervous
meas and u arrangement 81 The functions
~ digestion. bilious secretion AMI the
hnwrl-. To restore Nigur upon u p"rmE'
nrnt basis there IL one fcin,Hit thyt tully
covers the requirements, nils the hill,
and this IL il0steltrr's Stomach Ritters,
~ restoring digestion, giving u health
tul impui-" To iii" action 81 NE "w"l"
aud liver and tranluiliZing the nerves
| II fullllS the condition necessary t0 u re-
sumption ~ strength hy the system. II
al~n uNcfculur- malaria AMI TheuuAtl~ln,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25
NEW MEXICO.
Items Of Interest Clipped From the
Territorial Press.

special term " court will h. held in
nl"h county, commencing AT CLAYTON on
February 10. Las Vegas optic.
The Nr"tchn"n ot Blrsburg Will rn
ally c"lrhfat" the i37th annIy,,.,t, nt
the Nr'tch Hard, Robert Burn. E,,.p
heprftcf
uns Mnlhollaud leaves I'm. wei f.,
III" "il field, ani will Aun Know l.v
much OF 'lAil W. have L. lean on M
'hh' direction. Gallup Gleanrr.
ANOTHER mhn was sent to jail here l.r
contempt ~ III" kingston Justice, n N,
r"Ac" court dignity il dignity. gentle,
m"u. AMI must be preserved. Ihll.Lnru
hNucat.
j. /"igl"r, ~" NJ the Old timer. II tlr.
section, died last week In his cabin IN IL,
Ir'. llrimaia, mining district from Tie
'ii'ri- 1t Il TALL NJ forty tive feet down i
hart I'"mlug Headlight
Mahcr /, n hig, whole 4ullcd l,l.hman.
g"sl nalurrd at his work, aud II /, laugh
hhl" INDEED, IL seq him aud ,lrtr Mar
shall. III" r"lor,ri bay. put on the glow.
I"t al"ut La tfncrs Republican,
l'"ar" Hni luIrtnr~s reign on ihi. side
"i lln "ccan. kngland'- trouble ~ Africa
nH' drawn hrr attention ffum Venezuela.
Nud iwNrfn"r thornton und Collector
-IHuuun afr tWu thousand milrs apart go
! .rl-hutg lihrrnl.
lw -irret- have been cru1d,d with
/ iiIGhi t"nu- III" past fra days. II the
tujral projectors -hulld wltnrs, tbs
i@.ir thN would hurry up their enter.
rr,' -"l- g. 81 n" benefits N" sn"nrr
/ what" uak. l#,glr.
The Hartman establishment ha, been
lw.l L" day Distributing groceries IT, the
/ d"-ctNlng r"rf. the groceries being pnr.
/ CHASED lN the rl"rrrl. ~ the ball given
"n \rw Year eve hy the Ia Iira society
La Vega, Examiner.
WORT n"N comes from a pretty rcliahl,
~"rrr" that The -ugh beet factory II q
-utr - nnh that Ia" work " erecting III,
/ plant will begin III the very near future
~" that the machinery will hr III plac,
anl everything Ia rcadiuy-. lot this year,
crop Roswell Register.
II, &. NunlI has been quietly gathering
/ together n tuu lot ~ curi,~. which h,
TAXI pleasure Ia exhibiting trhi- friend,
whu have desire to see them. From
thu" implements and images may b,
:urm"d - g,sd ld"n ~ New MrNicu'- an
crut civilization. ,rrrIlu4 Hustler
The Baptist church viii be- complete,
aud read, ior occupancy ~ about tvs,
works, ~" total cost ~ the church vii
b" about tluN, and lIru, \. Nudge dr
SERVES much credit Tor the work he hu
dome since hr came here. lie has hcrI
getting u hustle on himself. aud ~ "A IT,
sui the baptist congregation will have
neat and substantial place ~ worship.
Roswell Register.
Pete kn"~kI. thinks that the people q
RI i'asn obey one hhllral injunction u
least. lie sAl- he has heard that IL l. ~
corded III holN writ: when "a strange
comes within thy gates take him in." an,
he hnd not been IN the Pass city tire
days until hs was taken IN a. the tune u
his watch AMI chain. and has nothing /
show Tor II except toy ballunn and
bottle ~ patent medicine that hr has n
earthly III" for boswell Record,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-25

The Arhlnrnti Concert c0mpan! will
appear January - AT brant'S opera house
In plac" "f January y, ~ advertised,
tn" lihrar! association have arranged
with the eastern bureau to have their peo-
Pile {" ]p"nd more time IN albuquerque
rather than tab" the chances IT the even
ing train from III ta~n not being On
time. The company will arrive nj $40
y. N, on January ~, aud instead of play.
ing that same evening will be- able 10