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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-07-16
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
What Has Occurred There Since Our Former
Report.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

"hNNiENOC LlSENoEo.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by Clerk G.. M.
Quick since those last published.
VIM. N. Brown, of Bloomsbury, to
Miss Annie M. Heinbach, of Hem
lock township.
J. T.. Cope, TO Miss F. L. Frank
ling.
Frederick w. Bush, of Scranton, to
Miss Mary N. Williams, of Berwick.
A. ID. Catterson, of Moscow, to
Miss Mertie M. Bidleman, of Blooms
burg.
Daniel W. Shuman, Of Main town
ship, to Miss Nora Hagenbuch, Of
Montour township.
Reuben J. Shuman, of Catawissa,
to Miss Jennie Wendt, of Shamokin
Dam.
John H. Clapham, of New York,
to Miss Adah M. Yetter, of Blooms
burg.
Joseph Patterson, of Scott town
ship, to Miss Sarah E. Bowman, Of
Orange township.
w. c. Redline, of Centre township,
to Miss Verna Whitmire, of the same
place.
VIM. Huntington, of Montour
township, to Miss Alveretta Girton,
of the same place.
L. F. Beishline, Of Bloomsburg, to
Miss Christina Thompson of Williams
town.
Frank w. Small, of Cleveland town
ship, to Miss Hannah E. Davis, of
the same place.
w. H. Myers, of Plymouth, to
Miss Ida Kisner, of Berwick.
w. B. Linville, of Berwick, to Miss
Mary w. Moorehead, of the same
place.
w. c. Emmitt, of Hemlock town
ship, to Miss Mary Masteller, of the
same place.
H. F. Rice, Of Espy, to Miss Carrie
Schweppenheiser, Of Almedia.
Edward Lutes, to Miss Blanche
Reed.
M. 7. Greasy, of Centre township,
to Miss Lizzie Crawford, of Scott
township.
August w. Hagenbuch, of Blooms
burg, to Miss Mary NJ. Cadman, of
the same place.
Boyd A. Ikeler, OF Mt. Pleasant
township, to Miss Minnie c. Craw-
ford, of the same place.
Daniel f. Strausser, of Mifflin
township, to Miss Maria L. Shoemaker,
of Main township.
Anthony ]. Reilly, of Centralia, to
Miss Mary Delaney, of the same
place.
William Holdren, of Dark Corner,
to Miss Annie Geist, of McKee's
Half Falls.
Joseph Kline, of Catawissa, to Miss
Emma Stroup, of the same place.
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.
The following deeds have beer
entered in the Recorders Office since
those last published.
N. J. Hendershott, to John X
Grotz, for land in Bloomsbury.
John X. Grotz, to- N. J. Hendershott
for land in Bloomsburg.
Albert F. Hendershott, to N. J
Hende. shott, for land in Bloomsburg
Jacob Harris, to A. J. Evans ct al
for tact of land in Hemlock townshi :,
Allison M. Hess, to Sarah Hess
for land in Mifflinville.
John Stokes, to Joseph Stokes, fol
tract of land in Locrct township.
James T. Fox, to William Witchey
for tract of land in Beaver township.
George A. Frick, to Daniel Swank
for tract land in Beaver township.
Daniel Swank, to Anna Michael
for tract of land in Beaver to,nship.
William Witchey, to Charles Baker
for tract of land in Beavor township.
c. w, Ewes, to Reuben L. Orange
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LETTERS TESTAMENTARY.

In the estate of Sally A. Bucking-
ham, late Of Bloomsburg deceased, to
Robert Buckingham.
In the estate of Peter Hippensteel,
late of Mt Pleasant township de-
ceased, to Levi and Charles Hippen-
steel.
In the estate of Aurand l.. Yohe,
late of Briarcreek township deceased,
to Henry M. Yohe.
In the estate of Charles l. Kenny,
late of Centralia, to Rev. Francis c.
Seubert.
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LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

The following letters of administra-
ton and testamentary have been
issued by Register Ent.
In the estate of Susan Rombach,
late of Bloomsbury deceased, to c.
H. Campbell.
In the estate of Joseph S. Redline,
late of Greenwood township deceased,
to Benjamin F. Redline.
In the estate of Jonathan Richie,
late of Pine township deceased, to
Jacob L. Huffman,
In the estate of Miles Oil, late of
Bloomsburg deceased, to w. w.
Achenbach.
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Charles P. Sloan, to E. B. Tustln,
for land in Bloomsburg.
John M. Laubach, to w. w. Williams,
for tract of land in Fishingcreek town
ship.
Robert S. Pugh, to Grant Drake,
for land in Light Street.
Emanuel Works, to J. Sutton Yorks,
for tract of land in Jackson township.
Mary E. Zeigler, to VIM. o. Long
enberger, for tract of land in Beaver
township.
Daniel f. Troy, to John Fritz, for
tract Of land in Beaver township,
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II UuIIuIHS POIrIIIt was SIdItCu 10 l.
w. Hartman for repairs to his store.
S. c, Greasy, in behalf of his mother
and J. H. Mercer in behalf of his
mother-in-law Mrs Brugler asked
for orders for the amount of damages
sustained and awarded to said parties
by reason of opening Jefferson street,
the former 5000 and the latter $I5o.
On motion the Secretary was directed
to draw orders for the same.
Corey and Rawlings moved that
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RFlIGl0rs NEWS AND NOTES.

living, ''
,Fhcre are AT present thirteen Unitarian
churches In Iowa, as against seven four
years ago.
Archbishop Benson OF Canterbury is e.
trcu years.
the Scotchtown Presbyterian church
nrenSr county. y, J.. recently celebrated
its lnth anniversary.
The queen of sweden belongs TO the Sal
Nhuon arr AN sonnet mes wears tho
cnlrActrristlc Sarb IN puphc.
thfhlnal Vaughan. s.nCr his appointment
as Cardinal Mannirg's successor M Lon.
Gon, has employed "A number Of Roman
Ssthohc layhien as lecturers in tho pubic
pefks and opsn spAceA ThA nav move
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way. n IL satisfaction with things as they
are. L; Is want OF desire for anything bet
ter than this world affords. In one word
q Ia worliliress.-Rev. Charles Logan.
EpisCppalian, Philadelphia
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST

second Baptist Church-Corner Hardy
ana lAoery j. Nj. Kailin, pastor sun
day school at $3.50 a. M, j. ii. Pruett. SUI
perm ieudent; \. h. Hanson, assistant SUI
pcllntendenc Preaching at II a. m and
> IS y. M. by the pastor
Northeast Baptist NJ ssinn--Corncr OF
ioroi"y avenue and 1dbcrty road "a j.
KAHN. superintendent, Sunday school at
4:30 p. m.
North Houston Baptist Church-Corncr
W tNerly aud Common streets. Firth ward
sunday school ut $3.50 a. M. l.. II. Break
81, superintendent Preaching service II
a. m, ny Pastor Hudson. Subject: THE
fold Nature OF Divine Revelation"
SKIN IN the series. God speaks TO rs by
- spirit. Come ana Worship with us
felt tho power of the DIVINE Spirlt. PRAYER
ana praise service. with New Testament
study Fr9daV night
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CoLoRED CHURCHES.

watts Chapel-Rev II. Waits. pastor.
sunday school at -. m; superintendent.
y, Siarks Preaching ut o. m. to 'ha
%puug people az Houston. At 3 o. M. Rev
u watts VIII rrs,ch at the Mount Pillow
church In The : Nth war;. ON the coync,-
of iicmphjll and state streets for tho
purpose OF rats uE o collection to pay on
the new church cd!tlcc. All are cordially
invited to attend
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on CHARACTER BUILDING.
Sermon Delivered az Kyle by Rev. S. o.
Mitchell Evangelist.

last SUNNY night, August Z. lV'b. EVAN
gclist S. O. Mitchell. who has been CON
ducting a meeting at Kyle for ten days
preached an able, earnest sermon to
| large congregation. Prof. V. c. Har; o.
! Galveston had charge of the chur and
| conducted The singing in his usual char
acterlstic manner.
| Evangelist Mkchcll's subject was "Our
| Character Building" and his text Tim
| VI. ~ laying up in store 3or themselves
| "a sood foundation. against the time 20
| come. thAt they may lay ho.d on eternal
| ny" RE said. To be happy is not the
| supreme purpose OF our beng IN this
| "orid, though most of US think and act
| AS n 1t wore all but 20 be worthy OF
! happiness IS the primary object q life,
! and should take w the time OF all sem
! Sihlo people 1T is not the amount tina;
mat We gather and amass tn the world
| az the result OF hard Hhor and self-de-
! MAI bat II Is what Wa are and what We
| represent that should occupy our atten-
| ton and 50 enable US n fortify ourselves
| Tor a.. the stern duties mat may and d.
| come Upon Us while We live In the world
| The great end OF happiness Is not thS
in're accumulation of property but the
! making and forming Of character found
! ed upon the basic stones of love faith.
! ius.' W. iom. rrg lcuce. p"ty. charity.
! and PRACTICAL eodiin'ss knowng TINT
| those v1ll rrni1in aud uhilc forever whrn
! placed is the u0iergnlriinns Of our lives
! and are -ulcllei and imp"rishahle prn-
! clplrs aud will novor fni. away. but will
| I've on and on, forever TIA God himself
| shall de. To grow deeper, wider, higher
! stronger, rir,r. better nohcr. truer "a
TIE itvs - on. overccn ug rouhlos; sur
mouut'u,; difficulties. crnqucring "a, Sc
curing power. and feel that your being Is
! more and more unfolding. and your He
more ana more derel1pnE the very truth
of Gods word aptprivg into your soul and
spiri'. and influencing all that you do
ana say ln D lrl llur-s 10 others. Is that
which mikes He H1rth living aud Viii
| bring sure and lasting reward in Tho
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mem priests pre.ates, religious teachers
and professors of the Christian faith IN
every Instance the text has been care
fully read and abbreviated.
TRoUBLE-,Many men and women bees
their burdens three times-bcfore IN the
present and after. Once is great deIl
Rev NJ. ". Stryker. Presbyterian, Ham,
tIton, y. Y.
sDLF CURE-sin never cures Itself.
Drunkenness Is not cured hy the misery IL
entails. Impurty Is not cured by us pains
and Loaf hscmwaess -ReV. Dr, Holmes,
Baptist, Terre Haute.
MARRIAciE-rh two most important
steps a man can take are, first, his sur
render TO God. and, second, his entrance
upon tho marriage ro.ai ion. Rev II. G
Hutchins. Presbyterian. Cleveland.
BRoTHERHooD-T brotherhood o.
God 4 the brotherhood OF pure manhood
and womanhood. Honor al men. Love
the brotherhood, Fear God. Hoaor the
King Emmauuel.-Rcy 7. i. StauTer.
Reformed Church, san Fronaysco,
CHURCH woRK-Thc churches have
come 10 realize that srduder. larger. moro
glorious achievements are not only possi-
bic, but that the dino is a, hand wien
they ought TO be real Z,Vi.-Rev. A W
spooner, Presbyterian, Camden. y. J.
POVERTY AND WEALTH 1t Is no
disgrace to BE poor Il We have done our
duty, and u Is no sn IA he rich n We have
Gealt honestly with our fellnw men Rev.
D. H. haF-man. Baptist, Cleveland.
POLITICS AND RELIGION bov. No
sympa'hy with the plous notion .hat a
CHRISTIAN should take no par. IN r.1itt-si
matters untl politics = purified ria.
raIk hereSy. Evils never purity ,hem-
5slyes Rev. L. f. swsnea Evanse.is..
WEALTH when a man rlo c,,,,a a.
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.

Following n a summary OF the principal
sermons recently delivered In the United
States and Canada by the BEADING clergy
men, priests. pre.ate~ religious teachers
and professors OF the Christian faith. In
every Instance the text has been care
fully read and abbreviated.
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SOLE CURE-Sin never cures Itself.
Drunkenness Is not cured ny th., misery ii
entails inquiry is not cured ny us pains
and loai hsomUless -KeV. pr. Holmes,
Baptist, Terre Haute.
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TROUBLE-,Many men and women bear
their burdens three times-bcfore. IN the
present and after once is a great deal.
Rev. NJ. W Stryker. Presbyterian, Ham
Aton, y. Y.
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POVERTY AND WEALTH-lt Is no
disgrace to be poor Il We have done our
duty, and = IS no sin 20 he rich n We have
oealt honestly with our fnlInyv men -Ray
j. ii. Herman. Baptist Cleveland
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MARR1AGE-The two most important
steps a man can take are, first, his sur
rendcr TO God. and, second, his entrance
upon the marriage ro.At ion II Rev. r. @.
Hutchlns. Presbyterian. Cleveland
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CHURCH WORK-1he churches have
come TO realize that srduder. larger. moro
glorious achievements are not only posi-
bic, but ,hat the dino is q, hand when
they ought TO be real ze,i Rev. A W
spooner, Presbyterian. Camleu y. j.
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front and sleeves, tucked yoke, Vi
Coo. at CSC.
Is dozen Muslin Gowns, tucks q
embroidered yoke and sleeves, vwA Z
now 5Sc.
T. dozen Cambria Gowns, tuks. 4
ruffied neck. yoke and sleeves W.. 1
now 65c.
10 dozen Cambria Gowns rrts1 !
embroidered yoke, neck and sleeres I'd
Sl.25, now lac.
10 dozen Muslin Gowns, squan N
tucked and embroidered yoke, Wit Il
embroidered collar, worth SIS. las y
Il dozen Muslin Gowns, draw, IN
yoke, large embroidered sailor GA
worth SL50, now 9Sc.
G dozen Cambria and Muslin Cow
heavily embroidered, worth il1 Al.
now sl.25.
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con Christ. tine solid Rock. stand,
All olhor grunnl Is einkinE .-lnd.

In character building we must pay STRAIT
att-p'lon 10 the material that We put into
she hui'dlng aud let q be selected with
great care, avoiding all kinds that may
be knIrlcl. kuotted. wiud-sha aiken, rotten.
sappy ana worthless for these VIII hat
ruin tho whole structure and cause II to
fan into decay and death. Morality ia
good. but only that morality WIN last for-
over and stand the test OF ttmo ami truth
that Is built upon the solid rock OF Jcsus
ChrAt The r1ah young man could not
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CHANGE-The church has nothing TO
fear from enlightenment and nothing TO
hope from darkness. new era j. HaWn-
lnc upon the world ord things that have
had their day are passing away Chh1ees
in the physical. Intellectual and sp'ituai
" r.d have taken p'aer. ola religions must
change Dr perish ftom the earth.
Rev Dr. Harcourt, Methodist, Fhiladel-
pha
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BROTHERHOOD-The brotherhood Of
God & The brotherhood OF pure manhood
and womanhood. Honor al men. Love
the brotherhood, Fear God. Horror the
King Emmanuel Rev. T. i. Stauffor.
reformed Church, san Francisco,
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u dozen Chemise, heavy embroidered
and tucked woke, neck and sleeves. worth
Soc, now 5Sc.
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cumu'ates So c.1a 40 ara ri.'. 49,
chariN he is no. great The mere or-
S,Wuailon OF wealth a. n.r l-...a-r.sl
Many other qna'''las are noe, .sarv Rev
soon COBB. Prtsoy plttSburr
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RELIGIOUS MoE1p
I psweg trembiss with ori!nous poise.-kev.
Almon Gunnison. Un.versalist, Worcester

THE CAMPA1GN-This Il not 10 be q
cam pa!gn OF personal criticism Both
candidates are believed to I've men OF un-
blemished personal character. This Is 10
be a campaign of education, eamnaiEn
ciplcs. with great moral elements "
derlying these principleS.-Eev. X =
Macarthur. Baptist. New YORK
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- washington Street Methodist Church.
a m and p. m. by Rev. j. W Horn.
lastor. Sunday school az $50 a m. W.
W. Kelly. superintendent. Epworth
League PRAYER meeting at y IN. song
a,'Ylce by the choir 40 D. m. All are
invited TO attend
; arm Methodist Church Sunday school
az 40 q. m. w, Il. Jon g. suporuten l.
cnt Public services at II a. IN. and a. S.t5
p m. EpWorth League devotional meet
ny u 1;l' p. m. q. G. Rankin. pastor
Mckee Street Methodist Episcop,,
church, South-McKec street between
Providence and Cont streets Rev
$ w. Thomas. pastor Services
today Sunday school 80 a m j D
Freeman superintendent. ching at
II a. m. and p. m. by tle pastor.
;pWorth League PRAYER meeting : - u, m
sharp, l.. iflliohrandt leader You ave
'orlially invared to all th,-, services. At
ile Wednes lay evening prayer meeting
viii be held church conference. which
VIII be of vital importance to every mem
nr. All members urge To be present
McAshan Methodist church--Corner Bur-
fnlo and German streets, Second ward
Rev. .. A. Hooper, pastor. Sunday school
Al $50 a m. j. y. Hanks, superintendent.
Preaching at II n IN and S p. M bv
the pastor EpWortn Leaguc AT 7:3n p. m
Meeting of the Woman's Parsonage and
Homo Misaion society Tuesday. nj ~ m
/ aycr meeting Wednesday night Pu-i-
ness meeting Of the Epworth League
Friday night.
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NhTSUln ScINnte aervlceN VIII be held
at Bryan's hall SlO| Fsnnin street. at
II a. IN. The ln'ernai!onal Bible lesson
VIII he consd eved from Christian
s. cuce standpoint by reading reference
from Tie Bible and the text book. Suhieci
The Hless mas of Reformation" All are
fprlltllN f,yff.J " - ~
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run cuR1sr1AN tNnEAvoRERs-

THE CHRISTIAN ENDEANoRERs-
The church can not do sisapit the Cht,s-
tan Endeavorers The Endsavorer is the
s,sr ~ citigensh,p. a nesesSi;v for the
state Politicians are beginning 20 ieei
The influence Of the Christian l.ndeaNo OF;
witch IS growing so rapidly tnai u VIII
-Rev. Or. Gumbari, Baptist. Roxbury'
Niass.
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OVERCOMING ENlIe-The first thing
necessary in overcoming sin Is The con-
quest Of yourselves. The human heart
Is decetful over all Things, ana a Ciri,-
ton life Is not an easy thing, he siruS-
Gle against sin is the sadaest srtEcic
and hardest fight men have ever made
in this word -Rev. Or. GAilaghcr. zap
list Brooklyn.
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TRACK N TRAIN,

is Ky AE.
C. M. Baker, the railway insurance man,
is 10 town. Y
&C. D. Boucher is resting up to- take an
initiation of the Shriner's degree, AZ Alou-
querqle, t tomorrow evening.
Harry Franklin, claim agent for the
Atchison, was a through passenger, south,
last evening, accompanied BY his wife.
No. 2 passenger train from the south did
not reach Las Vegas till 40 o'clock, this
morning, it having eendeIcyedssch hours
behind schedule time.
THE oPTIo's "Talks To R~ailroAders' are
being mailed to the ra1waysperiod;cals Of
the country and it remains for tbem to re-
flute, il they can, any arguments in favor
of the free and unlimited coinage Of silver.
advanced by tits paper.
"A Especial train Of -four coaches pulled out
for Albuquerque at 8 O'Clock, this morn
ing, inschrrge Of Conductor p. @. Ca PEN
ter. Only a handful Of passengers were on
board, though the cars were perhaps
crowded to the doors before reaching Al.
buquerque at 1l:30.
The chair cars which should have teen
turned at La Junta, yesterday morning, in
order that the Baker heaters be 10 the front
ends, were turned 10 this city, last evea-
ing. Somebody at fault up there, ii would
seem, and the matter has been referred to
the proper authorities for action In the
premises.
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Autumn tints, in all their gorgeous splen
dor, are 10Y to be seen on trees and un.
derbrush. Every person knows that some
varieties of trees and bushes will show
color In sheir leaves before others. Just
why the leaves Of one OF Two trees. OF the
same kind, standing side by side, should
show q marked change before the other,
has been a puzzling question to thoughtful
and observant persons. In explanation Of
1t, 1t ID given out that sex prevails in the
vegetable world as well as the animal
Kingdom. The one Of two trees that fist
exhibits autumn tints and sheds lite leaves,
is OF the more delicate and gentle sex.
In other words, it is the female tree.
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A party from Santa Fe, representing
Sheriff W.P. Cunningham, has gone down
to Ell Paso, Texas. to 'patch things up''
with Sheriff Simmons, of that city, in con-
nection with the seizure OF the Santa Fe
o%ficisl'a horses by Sheriff Simmons, for
debt. The claim is 81, 500, all told, and the
matter will probably be settled to Sim
mons, satisfaction.
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Smith & MAR are busily at week putting
corrugated iron ceiling on the west side
parish church, which will also be supplied
with handsome stained window glass In
the near fuSure. This firm of contractors
and builders will also erect the new paro-
chial residence, across the river, an adobe,
with two stories and a basement.
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To whom it May Concern.

All4persons liable to the payment Of
road bicycle and buggy taxes are hereby
notified that the same must be paid on or
before the first day of November, 1896, else
the amounts will be turned over to the city
attorney for collection. All parties will
take due notice and govern themselves ac-
c~ordingIy. 7. F. CLAY,
20S-2t City Marshal.
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The numerous orders booked in our mil
linery department are all the proof we
wish Of the acceptableness of our style.
and prices; our endeavor is to please; on,
reward in pleasing. ILFELD's, the plaza.
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Tie Atchison limited trains 8 and 4,
twice q week, which are to be re-establish-
feet November 4th, will not run east OF
Kansas City. There VIII continue to be
but two trains daily between Chicago and
Kansas City.
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This is a funny world, AN exchange thinks,
because a man whe steals a hog to keep his
family from starving, is sent to the peni-
Tertiary every time, but an able bodied dead
bsat can buy a carload of goods from his
local merchant--promising, but never In
tending to pay for them-and there Is no
chance Of evef bringing him to Justice. A
mar who buys without the means or IN
IGNITION TO pay, is just as much of a. thief
as the man who steals the hog, and should
be as . severely punished.
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Chief Justice Thomas Smith and Deputy
District Clerk Bunker will be at Ration, G q,
Saturday, October 31st, for the purpose G,
granting citizenship papers to such per-
sons as are entitled to them and wishing
to take them out.
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SerafD Baca had his $1,000 bond about
filed when he was informed by the court
that none of the county officials would be
permitted to become sureties for his ap-
pearance at court, when wanted.
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Out of $4,000 adobes, which had been
made for the parochIel residence, On the
west side, all but about 200 were utterly
destroyed by the recent rains, entailing
quite a loss on Rev. J.. Fl. Defouri aud his
Darishionerg-
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Beautiful weather-beautiful display
beautiful ladies (crowds OF them) have
formed an aggregation very pleasing to all
concerned at Ilfeld's to-day. The store
will be open tonight till 8 O'Clock, 1t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-16

A leather. covered trunk, belonging to A.
o. Milice, night clerk at the Depot hotel,
was stolen. last night. If you see a sus-
picious looking character with such a
trunk, report the same to the police.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-16

A number Of adobe houses succumbed to
the recent incessant rains, but, strange to
say, the rickety, old Baca building hasn't
yet tumbled down.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-16

The following members received the
grand lodge degree. K. Of r., in Albuquer-
que, and will hereafter be members of that
body: w. s. Campbell, Of Gallup; Otto
Smith, Of Deming; John y. Dobbin, OF
Magdalena; Robert Law and Joseph Dins-
more, Of Cerrillos; d. Z, Phillips, W. H.
Cobb, N. F.. Irish, M. II. SabIn' and Ber-
thold Spitz, Of Albuquerque