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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05
Aynn,t InhIIsh InrnInrs

Topeka, kas., FEB; i-'special1 Il was
man Walker. OF the Santa I'c boata OF
directors. had authorized the statement
that "a record OF tine weekly earnings Cf
Ills road would boz furnished 20 the press
a. had been the custom OF the old COM
pauN. Chairman Walker either di not
make this statement. or else he spoke ill-
adylseily, for President Ridley has issued
am order forbiliins the publication of earn
iuEs statements.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

The game this evening on the Grand al-
ioys viii b. between th, Kansas Ciils anil
the Nikings ami viii doubtless b. well
contested and interesting ono. When thDs-
teams met iu thc first half the Vikings
won by seven plus. and tho Kansas titys
will try hard Tonight to get even Cor that
defeat They must win 'bH game TO have
any chance for the championship.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05
prc.,dcpt Hohcr,. Won't Retire.

Philadelphia. Pa. Feb. THE rumors
which have been lu circulation fuT the past
prts was about 10 retire from the presi-
lrugE Of the PENNSYLVANIA railroad were
emphatlrally ana luthor.tdtiyrly denied nt
the oiha, OF the company tO-l1y Mr. Rob
erts was never iu better health than he D.
tn-Iuy ana the ease with which his long
experience aui ability enable him TO han
die the important questions Whicn arise
every bay 10 tTtusirtinE M" business OF
the corporation hDspraks for him many adj
llL--uAL A-Ar. Of A-LLL. enrAL-u.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05
MORRISON READS THE RIOT Aor.
Notifies HliGoIs Democrats That silver Men
Must Be Turned Down.

Chicaga. Feb. 4-Plans for the Demo-
cratic campaign IN Illinois have been
twisted by William r. Morrison, who
has sent word % the Democratic state
executive committee that The free silver
idea must be- repudiated before they
could Use MS name with authority as the
Democratic ORGANIZATIONS presidential
CANDIDATE More thau this he insisted
that the national delegates from Illinois
must be sound money Democrats IL
the state organization, Of which Gov
eruor Alteeld is the head, attempts 10
send men 10 the national convention.
Mr. N rrIson serves notice that he viii
come 70 Illinois IN person 10 lead the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


NORMAN q ROBERTSON proprietors
No II East Sixth street. furnish daily the
transfers Of real estate filed In the record
er's office az Kansas city, Mo.
Notic'--All transfers appearing I'm our
daily reports contain covenants OF general
warranty unless otherwise stated.
February 4.
Harriet Dooley 20 Emma 4. Dooley:
part ot lot ), Rays hili...............S s32
l.. H. Madden and wife to ". q.
Ash4ownf part of lot A., stewards
second addition .....-.......... Los
L. j. Potts and wife 10 ". -. Logan.
part Of lots ANA ~, Bowmans
subdivision o.. .........................
William g. Baird ana wife 10 Martha
AlosheT; lots I and :. block l3, 80,
Ne. N EaSmoni ,,nii a, ia 10 Il; IL $50
Davis lot Do block @, lice's addi-
George Hucl,a IT al 10 Elizabeth fio-
san. lot li and part Of lot "a, sub
\. \. Narmuer % Jessie ". Will
Iam=uu, lut n Maple grove..,-...... 1lO1
~. y. Taylor to II. q. Mccall; part OF
lol a. block 9, Hairs hill............. 5000
~ b. Mccall and wife 20 j. L.. Tay-
loi part Of iot 81. block 2, BunAer's
J. T. Taylor 10 r. ]. Htattie: same. 5.Oyj
gUiTCLAIM DEED.
+. u, Erackott aud wife 10 Western
AMiissoWi Land COMPANY; lot IN
West Kansas addition No. l........
rRl' SrEES' DEEDS.
l.. l.. Bowen and wife TO ~. o. Al
SOP; part Of lot 81, block 3 Halls
ISri "A. III bs'o
l.. Nion, part OF lot 10, block a,
MCtirc's addition .........-....-... g0I
". J.. Gallagher 10 4. g. Knox: lots
and 4 block 2 Hyde Park annex. 2,No
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

Philadelphia. and stanton Abbott the En-
rliSh Nshtweieht Tho men were matched
for fifteen rouuas catch weiehts. and dc-
cortiu- 70 agreement. as hoth men were
on treir feet az the END % the hftccuth
round % was draw. Captain BIN baly
ofii.tdted as referee.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

II has long been known that the city of
Butte, Mont. is located over one OF the
greatest mineral deposits IN the world A
company has just been organized for the
purpose Of mining under the city n
has commenced sinking a shaft near
Main street in the heart OF the city, and
after reaching a depth Of lCo0 feet vii
drive tunnels IN every direction.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

,Delroit Tritane: Must you Kill me?"
she faltercd.
Yes" he answered. simply. what
III held his alttering Suife aloft and the
drop curtain was ssuck IN the lett nies
refusing 70 descend.
Ay, what else2
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05
ropped oa a spr,c with Morphine.

RIuedcld W VI, Feb. i.-Dr. Hurt and
four friends went on spree al Heuning-
ton Gap yesterday, and after becoming
crazed by drink injected morphine into
themselves. As a result. James Miller IS
dead and the other members OF the party
are in a pTecarious condition.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

cincinnati. o.. Feb i-Fiudk Keller ami
bi Is Wilson lsavyw, Lhf- fought ton
r1Hu1s at thv Divmp.. CLUB hors Tonight
for StUr IN the t,uth round keller was de-
,largi the winner.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

80 limo makes one minute quicker time
it1lmI, Ea9 = chicago chan the
Ei lt,fNtiIHN LINE ifsi lraiu ELI "
VIII L-.N. n L. N
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

Chicago Record: Woolly Wester-"Blame
me u ! amt seen fellers we're gain tWo
pound in weight in five minutes"
CousumptiVe-'N what. neshY'
WoOlly Nester~"NaW, lead"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

equallZe power and keep the E11chiueTy
going with q steady even motion. With
out it the machinery wouli wrench itself
out Of shape. II IS the same way with the
machinery @ the human body II needs
% go on steadily and regularly 70 be n
good healfh-Uot by fi1. and starts The
sudden wreuefiug medicines which peo-
pie sometimg- take 20 overcome Consti-
patton, give vi0leht strain 10 the intes-
tines which weakCns them, so that the
costiveuess IS afterwards worse than be-
fore.
What costi~e people need IS natural
laxative Ike Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
which are powerful without being yio-
lent. They move the bowels gradually
and comfortably but surely. You can
regulate tbs dose ~ oue, two or three
" Pellets exactly as you need. They
strengthen The iutestines 10 DO their own
work, 50 Thar after their movements have
become regular they keep on naturally
OF themselves
The " Pleasant Pellets" gently stimu-
late and inyigorate the liver to throw off
biliousuess and tone up the stomach TO
secrete the digestive juices and over
come dyspepsia. The entire digestive,
or alimentary, tract is put IN motion in
the regular steady way of nature aud
health. This is what makes the Pleas
ant Pellets 80 immensely superior to
the numerous purging pills which wrench
and weaken the system. Druggists may
get more profit out OF those other pills
but J0a a0Hk
The (" Pleasant Pellets +" are tiny sugar
coated granules-4o or more in little
one-inch vial tightly coTked, hence, al
ways fresh and reliable.
Send u one-Ceui stamps 10 cover cost or mall
ing 0Hlt, and get his great BOOK The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser, a5salAfr!i fare.
address, World > DisPensaTy Medical Associa-
ton, No. 90 Main siEsst, buffalo, n, y.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES.


SPECIAL COMMISSIONER SALE-By
virtue and authority OF an order Of sale
made bN the circuit court Of Jackson gouu-
q, Missouri az Kansas city, division No.
said order was 10 me-, as special commis-
-loner. directed ami delivered In me case
OF Gllmer M-rriWrthcr et al. Ilaint.us rs.
Matthew Murray, Mary Jane Barry Il al
Il, l.aslale, special commissioner. duly
appointed hy sall court in said case, Will
On the -lth day Of February, 1850, between
The hours ct nine O'Clock ia inc forenoon
and nEe O'Clock ln the afternoon 9f thar.
4aS, al the south front door ot the county
court house IN Kansas City. Jackson cour-
son ol SAID circuit court at Kansas Cfty.
Missouri offer at public veuluc ANA selI t6s
tolloWlnS described pIopcrty iu Jackson
eoEaty, Missouri viz. TWeut,.-flrs ~, fsat
twenty-five t3li feet OF of the West .nf
o. the norm lhlTty tiJi feet OF Tot two (gl-
an lh bIscN SeNeAtE-hEe go, last kansas
sas City, as shown by the recorl@d niat
oL sdll aGliupA' also the east twenty-five
% leet OF lhe west seventy-hYe (75i feet
last Sans &4l-ilon 10 the City Of kan
Sas, now Kansas CITY: also all OF the eagt
t%enl ly-iiNr - feet OF the west seyeufyS
i've tljl feet OF the north one-haIf ~ =,
lot two ~, in block sevrnty-tiyt. t75 II n 1i
addition, All situate in Kansas civ JsfL
son county STATE or Missouri; 10 the hisf
est pitleF Tor cash, or Tor not less thsn
one-thhd cash, oue-third pavabI,. IL @ "a
year and the remaining One-fhird rs,..II-
In Two years from date Of -alr d.ftr-l
payments 20 be evidenced by Two. a. nr,,,,,'
the property hereinbefore described 1H
ing interest al six per cent t5 per cent? -
aHhuIn' d4l ~ acceptance with safI ari.-
ah4 the "a" ~ sAIh cases made and mo-
Nlaeu' WILLIAM B; TEASDALE
Special Commissioner.
.rIruF
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

The santa Fe route Is the dfr.., -
70 ripple Creek, the greatest goi5 ,tfiil, ne
Sshp Ia the world, Colorado express 'ii.4siii4s ii4s
lAaisss Slty At ls.l5 q. L.. daily,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.

Madrid, Feb. l-Martinez Campos has
arrived here The crowd on the streets
hissed him On his arrival
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

From the Grand Central depot. Second and
WgaUlutfa streets, tho Limited. via Chi-
sapu Great Western railway Maple Leaf
TaIf,I for -. Joseph, bes M0iu-s 81 Pau.
NiuueHu1lss Dubuque, Chicago CITY Of
L.e West Smith street. Phone lyli
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05
Liquors for kansas.

shipped daily in secure packages by
GEORGE EISSELL. Druggist
Opposite waiting room. Union depot
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

NoTICE-BIDS-The county com, -,
receive Tor ten days from January n Ill
ioF supplying meat az poor farm for 4.-s Is
year. Address all bids 10 cOunrt- ~ o-s
b order or county court e-e4A-
T. ]. CRITTENDEN. Up
County Cisrk
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castofia.
KANSAS CITY TO CINCINNATI


The Wabash railroad IS now running a
natl leaving Kansas city at $50 every
night arriving in Cincinnati next morn
ing al II 80, making the run in seventeen
iours. The quickest time ever made.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

Carroll Undertaking Co., I22a McGee
street. Telephone 2si5.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

Burt Mcdonald, a North end frc4uauter
vas sent 70 the workhouse Tor twenty days
yesterday - Z Yagra9t.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05
Open Day and Night.

The Coates House Iurkish baths are IN
surpassed
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-05

Iid you ever Won
der what that heavy
weig ht on one side
Of a locomotive
wheel was there for,
Anyone who UNDER
stands S mechanics
knows the need Of
. ...n..r--...- Linz. ~.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

Wood pulp hoiiowwaro is made n
molds Of any desired shape readily
opened and Tho moisture e drivea ont
BY Compressed air through HI -sting,
the mesh holding the pulp. but permit
ting tho water TO escape. After tho pulp
IL shaped. either into inclosed hollow
ware on other decorative articles, u Il
treated chemically % as 70 harden and
toushen the pulp. BY special trsnt-
ment e is given the Appearance Of Chi
ma. having also the valuable properties
Of resisting acids, oils, ETC.. which
mates ie adapted 70 oil cans, pickle
packages aud similar articieA The glaK-
81 holl0Wsvafo g. intended 10 take che
place q glsss on tin for canned goods
and Cor vases. iardiniores and other or
namental articles In imitation Of earth
cnwArO. pottery and china. Such arti.
oies made Of wood pulp will not chip or
crack They can BE- dropped with i'm
punity and will stand considerable more
usage than articles Of other materials.
The numerous applications Of wood
pulp, many Of which have been men,
1.oned in these columns, point 70 the ex
tended use Of that matsKiaL-Btovss
and Hardware Reporter.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

Bat there 70 one thing 20 have been
noticed about Japan Of late, q thing that
seems 10 have rather escaped notice
Japan 10 trembling. In the glowing
moment q her supreme victories, In the
long hour Of her almost unprecedented
run Of luck, does Il seem more stupid
or more importinent 70 speak Of Japan
a. being a-tremblef The laws Of
oomo countries hold that truth is no
libel The laws Of other countries
hold that truth is the greatest libel.
I ana uttering libel or 1 am not utter
ing Libel according 10 tho country
BY whose laws I may be Judged. Most
emphatioally I am uttering the truth.
No other word 90 truly adiectiyea japan
e. does the word trembling.
This 10 The age Of earthquakes Al
most daily the papers record The mp
heg some part or other Of the
wotids And earthquakes arc becoming
almost common where they used 20 be
nearly or quito unheard OF. Japan, a.
far " We know, always has bean, and
probably always viii be, Tho stronghold
q eaEthQuakss. That inscrntable some
one whom ONT Of ~ call God that I'm
scrntabio something which some a. us
ean fate; that inscrutable some one Of
something o. which the bravess q us,
the most phiegmaaic Of az. IRE most
eallous q us, one and all. stand In more
than wholesome dreads FOR uncountablo
centuries has seen ~ and will eco at 10
hold over the flower crowned head Of
Japan = DamocIean sword. - Mrs.
&ih's Quaint Korsa."
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

Tnrnovur collars and cuffs % eheeresl
white swiss. tucked with insertions q
yellow valancionnes lace, and nnrroW
fEills q HE same Lace are much worn
with dark Costumes The oReotis pretty
and droqsy. Swiss can Be bought b. the
yard, all ready 70 Be converted into theas
modiah accessories The same combina.
ton q sheer material and yellow lsos
can be bought by the gard. Wide enough
70 make the full vests which arc q Tea.
taro Of this seasons stylea
Double box plated Fuchos Of wide,
satin striped grenadino Eibhous threaten
10 supnrsede feather boas Cor warm sea-
sons wear at ieash These ruchss oan be
made az home, OF can b purchased b.
the yard, IN advantage. since shoes aoid
In the stores : frequently zoo ehoEA
The grcnadine ribbons keep their semi.
Stiffness. ere &c becoming as tho eoashm
boa. affords hght ~protection for the neah
IN tass Of draft and do not gos that drag
gied and utterly detected iook Oomuaou
70 feathers exposed 20 dampnosA
Y0kes made Of Dresden ribbons, cut
In star shape. the points outlined with
frilis Of bsurro colorod lace, with EnR.
tah eyolot holes and q deep not top, ars
new and Pretty.-PhiladelphiA Timea
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

The ruler Of Balmorai castle 10 NOT
tho queen, but the housekooper, . Mrs
Ausscnz Z typical psEsonase 81 her
class, gowned always In ruatling black
slik, lace trimmed apron and white cap
She and the queen are said 20 b ezcel-
lent friends. and many q gossip have
they had together when aaairB Of state
have beon laid aslda.
Mrs. MusEeua also stands high ia the
favor q the Httic tenboras, who nrs
sur 20 seek her out a. sacn as ihoy have
landed AZ the castle, Tor ~ fair idol
iBas the little ones and keeps m6by 4
treasure IN her apartments with which
30 reRnio them.
To the world NJ large Mira. Mussensi d
. holy terror. Her word is law, and she
enforces Il at the point Of the hyonet
o. che broomstick. Il - said that once
the queen wanted a certain maid, 70
whom she had taken q fancy, detailed 10
the care Of her room, but The house,
keeper demonstrated, telling her majesty
II was quite ont Of ordsr and she really
must not spoil the servants by undue
notice The queen was wise enough not
to insist. and dear Mira Muasens.' won
the day.-strand Magazine
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

A very novel method Of getting rid Of
scale IN a boiler is credited By o Boston
paper to an engineer in hat city. The
scale came from the uae OF we'll water.
The feed pipe enters the front Of the
boiler just about the water line, and has
slots cut in IL about an eighth OF an
inch wide. instead Of the ordinary spray
ing method Of distributing the water,
and surrounding the feed pipes Is .
larger pipe, about 8 inches in diameter
and cut away at the top tho feed water
enters the boiler and discharges through
the slots IN the feed pipe. depositing all
the foreign matter IN the water into
this catch pipe instead Of into the boiler
--the success Of the plan depending
upon having bighSenperature Of feed
at about the boiling point. when tho
solids held IL suspension or solution In
water will be deposited.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12
new vaua sAs EaSsA nasvoA.

Everybody knows that ths eaEtn makes
enc complete revolution on Ice axis oncs
n each ~ hoaFa Bat few, however,
have any idea Of the high rate Of speed
nt which such an immense ball must
tuEn Ia order 20 accomplish the feat q
making q Eevolnsiun in 4 day and q
night A graphic idea q the tsrFiao
paoo which lhe old earth keeps up yoar
sitter ycar may Be hal By eomparins ita
speed 30 that Of q cannon ball fred nom
q modern high pressure gun. The high.
esi velocity evsf attained b such q mis-.
ailo has been estimated a. l.610 feet pr
second. which e equal 20 . miie n
$40 seconda The earth, IN making
one oomplsts revolution IL the Hhogi
specs q aS hours. must turn with 4
vsiocity almost sxaotiy squal 70 that a
the cannon ball IN short. its rate a
spaed a. the equator e exactly 1851
fsss pr second. This u equal 90 q mia,
every 0-l0 seconds. ~ miloa Q min'
uta-sk Loais RaonhiiA
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

Matilda Remy is . sublime woman.
Ten years ahe spent ia the study a
Jewish literature, history and character.
She read, studied, inquired and wrought
herself into = state 81 enthusiasm and
lofty admiration of Judaism, eli Of
which she poured forth IN most boauti.
full forms IN her two voluag8 oreE Pay.
e. IN tho Talmud" and THE Jewish
Woman" Never before was the liturgy
q the Jews aud woman Ia Israel 90 en-.
Enthusiastically presented 10 tho world By
. Protestant lady as was done BY Nahida
Remy And now sAe embraces Judaism
with one Of the greasess living Jewish
p~u1lu1opn0FH, ET0Iea3of AALAIu1, IN. Ms
D. D, the eeptungonarian savant whom
aho has recently maFriod-Amorican
Trrnslfta.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

II think" said Mr. Grasehar. "that
the talent for ashins. like many othes
talents, 10 . gifA No doabt The true
dshermans like the pces, IL boEn, noe
made Fishing IL q faculty that can BE-
cultivated. like many Others; q can
learn b. TOlo about tackle and bats
and tides and 90 on, bus when II comes
10 actnai contact with the ask there
comes n che art u the 0aheEman. The
fact IL that on men can catch nsh
and some can't / am one q those who
cannot; time and again I have sat IN z
boat alongside Of men catching lots a
nsh and caught none o. next % BonA
Do. ] love q 20 aahihs. all The san& /"
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12


lowell Ven NcneHinar 0ihbon
htfaIly picked upl he terrier whith
iGroslna in BIZ lav5fita chair and
siled f9 On the noof 81 q s1mowhat
sionlshcd condIl7on 'tAa 90 taking
uatiery. BE- unmarked. "moal mou IRE
tu times a. bad 81 womeni III ndmif
of. lt g nctpnlly amusing
isnt SEQ" agreed The youna lady Ia
lho shrimp pink wnint cautiously. ehe
wal not sara Of nowali'a poin&
ard tccaueo 4 recoauizo ho kact,
went on NE Gihbcn. ~ sm n q meas.
uro protected aud exempt In fact. 4
think I am proof. II would take q pref
~ clever person 90 natter me"
Indeed a wouidr' chimoa ~ tbe
airi 10 che pink waist rapturouaiy. fur
uhe had struck Pronnd 1--WE Thought
that a ypa for q long iima lsn't Il
afrnnRof''
Howeil heamsd Have youf' be
aaid "M only ahuus how much in
sympathy We are. / have luy failinas.
q course, bus susceptibility 70 hattssy0
e. not ono ~ than"
Everybody knows ihat." promptly
acqnieaoea the girl IA tho pink waist.
Most men rather like n. and 20 We DO
g. But, now, ! nhond never dream o.
trying 20 nniter your' She nniahsd with
q tittle burst 81 confidence
M. aibbon appeared gratined -
ahould hope 90" be remarked. She LEI
her eyes rest o. bin p~onsively, and
when nhe spoko Il wa ns though half
20 herself. "Ordinary men actually rev
FL 81 tho nios things Va poor eirk havs
% think up 30 say 10 them. Y0u can't
imagine what a relief IL is 20 talk 70 =
man with q broad and aenaibis mind.
70 talk 70 you, Mr.. 0ibbon-"
There was . ssrnphio penee ON How
ellis countenanee as he said good night
and went out through the hall with the
6Fm and buoyant stride q q man who
feels IN his soul that be IL an exception.
The girl % The pink waist stood
where be hsd left Der, Jeaido the big
lamp. and appeared 70 be thinking. All
a. once she chuckled glecfnlly and softly.
But Howell never knsw.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

"a NNMH..M @f..M m.tHn..afM ntnatrM
nan.r. T,.r . 1.f.~~ 80,
-ur,no.t,.~ ~ 49, ht..,..t.,.,p ,.~
fn1iv s,e~.t ~, 49, ,.e-~-~-,i~ .,l
f.f.e tn &c., ~-~-u ~. ~.
~ hstf,s IN, q 1880. ~.~ .~~.~
lIonnI men 4. NJ. ~.v er1 mreh 49,.
- onrh.n. font oA,-e - fio.e tb.e ~.ti
nneee wa r.n.lvirr "A. s.~lh wm-r~rs
ihnu avnr haeora Tkera vr,nne me~ h.e
AZ rnc.oloft ~ rs,ri~ the t,ghs.s no,~is
n ton rnord. .l~ht - 80 ei~~~
Wien thn shin -. AZ hsrhov ~ tee~
fhei- h~.sn ara -,n.int.in th~ir tr~.sk
white shoIdina a. ~ ibelr ev.i,s. ; ~
1ho phraas vert .nf m~eninml.tinv
wiih 4 earsfni snd msnmrrs oras~ :
action ~ vnrfonu ana intrirrtn aer.m.e.
munsr for scronsinrn - ~nsnfsnr so~rgn
tho roeAl nna -topr.lInnt rnrsa IA -.
an doae a. fnii nno~a. ~ M VA mri-
o~.rrniIv held ehot Are unpor vnramrn
nnvo : chnrnrter "a thaw holn ~hin n.a
ihat one which VA foremort a. this 49,
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-12

Farmer Dunn. the weather prophet,
has q very cool place during the warm
season. hia oflca being 800 feet above
the sidewalk AZ such 4 height the hrlak
breczas from tho ocean render aummel
very tolorhblo, but during the keen blasts
ol winter this elevation ~ far from 90.
giabla Farmer Dunn was f0r "a years
a. the summit o. tho Equitable Building.
which 30 only lett for the Ioitior Man.
haitian. Wousod % think Trinity church
very tnll, but FARMER Dunn b n1arll
20 feet above he Gle cross which orosgna
tho Sphere New York letter