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a Decided Advantage to the

4 Decided Advantage to the
California Traveller
is he ,.ew through tourist car serv-
ice iuauguiated by the Northern Pn-
ciiic r. Il ia connection with the
Southern Pacific Il. f., Shasta route.
between the East and California
points via Portland, Oregon. These
cars leave st. Paul and Minneapolis
every Wednesday afternoon via the
Northern Pacific .overland, arriv-
mp ut Sacramentoa and San Francis
co the following Monday morning.
Berth rate only S6 800. For reserva-
.tians apply to c. A. Sharkey, Ticket
AGENT, N. =. Z. r., Crookston.
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Astrat!,an and Electric Seal Ca,u.s,
80 inches long AMI lDo iilcilt. sweep,
only SLIGO at WHITNEY S.
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D. 4, Whitney sells Cornplantel
Water White Oil:
FARMERS !! LOOK HERE !!

Ii you want yonr oxen shod bring
them to my shop and | will shoe
them at reasonable prices. I also
shoe horses in a frst-ciass manner.
ANDREW LODOEN.
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Members all present.
JURORS
II. Diliahongh

II. Diliahongh u
Warren Smith II
). W. Ahrahamson @
+. +. Cook q
John Ru0 b
Eli Dalquist A
w. II. Dixon I
W. Q. Holcomb i
n. Schantzen F
G. J. Turnlapd 1
D. l.. Sk0vnOd {;
Emery q. Allen \
Alfred Carlson A
! Christ johnson T
Thom F. Turner q
Theodore Nelson A
John Garske !,
John NlcDernid u
Joseph Durand r
Jacob Brozies T.
Fred Labine II
J Patrick Smith G..
William Young X
Frank McCann NJ
John Stewart II
Henry Bellsle (,l
Otto StOltz OF
Joseph Marin CT
John $. Hong ].
Erick Olson Al
Ole Bjornsrud Al
Adam Sahlberg 8.
Klaus John4On OLE
y. Is. Bake An
Maguus 0rOndahl w.
John F.. Hanson Cla
PETIT u
Nels Berg Ole
Herman Glenn Chi
l.. G.. Hickman l., I
John Kurz Ad,
George Jarrett Hal
II. I. Golden An,
F. y. Conklin Mel
q. A. Aub0l WI
Otto Allen Rol
Ole 7. Odegsordep An
w. r. Leslie Ia,
\. II. Searl Job
Vim. Peaciley He
James Lord JOl
Christ A. ReSmusse1 Fl
John II. Maloney Al
Harry CorseR Fl
August Low r.
Thomas Mc0lynn o.
Gottlieb Welrauch CT,
August Peterson Al
William Rasp Ed
a. MeEnchern Al
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William Whalen To
Charles Dinner n.
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Erick Caslson Re
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Do not fail to call st TaraIseth' S
fc1 bargains il 81! departmental.
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FOR SALE.

Bert Hennun's store building,
with soft front lot. for 5000.
a EnINDE! AND
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SuTHoN,S.

1SsaiE II sStIS.3.
(Tirst nIs;;cation December ), 1871
State of Minnesota, District Court,
County Of NIarshall.{ 18th judicial District.
Oscar Ebal,
Plaintiff VS.
Columbia Finance Conany, |
Defendant.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO TIE Aaos33-
NAMED DEFEND ..NtG:
You ars hereby summoned an! reanired to
answer the complaint &c tha r3at.,tiH in Sae
above entitled acton. which carnf3aint has
basn fled il the oflicA Of the Clerk q The abngs
named Court, al Warren. IL said cointg# Of
Marshall, and Stato of Niapeseta and 70 esrvss
~ copy Of vn,lr answer to said com paint anon
ti,e subscriber ut his Office in the CitNcf Mime
apo,is. in tho County Of IFennsnin. and State o.
Minnesota. Within twcnt3 fs0} days after the
service Of this ssuEnnMs upcn Yon. nxcii,NiFtt Of
the day as such sarv;ce.s ard if soa Failfa m
svor tho said con,riar1 within The t;,ae atora-
said. the plaiatiG IN this action will annlI TO
The Court FOR the relief demanded in saltl cons
plaint.
Dated October 10th, 1895.
C5hny*gs r. Peck,
Plaintiffs stsernev,
7ol-s-7 Gneia PIeck,~
Minneapolis, MINI.
Residence Northwood, Minnetonla.
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Money OH hand for Real
Estate Loans ct Bank Of
Warren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-01-16
PETIT JURORs,

Ole Halvetson
Christ SOlum
l.. G. Nelson
AdOlph Rokke
Halvor r. Elseth
Andrew Shay
Nels Olson
Wilfrsd Bertrand
Robert Caidwel
Andrew Kittieson
David Barrows
John Cochkep
Hslvor Nasseth
John Enden
a Frank Woods
Aaron Shepard
Frank Eliassen
+. II. Ksllock
Oscar Olson
Charles Cheney
Andrew Nelson
Edward Nixon
Andrew Bergstron
Eliaa Haarstad
Hans G. 9aln
Torger T. Soiem
N. .. BrsnFlt
Halfdan Hinson
Peter 9ol,11
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y. !. AaAhest /. Il. j, Cavah1n
ANso1AsA lseAdsoh John i. xulsosk
Enin9 0tolelsOn John SOsenson
James 9. slnolais Ole q. Nele6o
Sam HouOen Thomas =. l0ae
Ihouas Shay John 2. Tosn@vlss
Albert GustAtuOn Lare u .,JOhnet,n.
I'm motion aAloA,erasl
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1'hur1Aay, Jan. 9TH, ises. . e'cle,

Thuf1day, Jan. 9th, isee. . s'clesa
q. m,
! Meeting called t. order b. shaisman,
Fun board present. -.
Statement oI fooo collOete1 ~ Pr
Ns,bStG. Clstk Of Diatrics Count, lur.
Ing ahs yaar 1oet, anssasias y ~
sum Of d .ot, sessDtsd.
Statement ct fse4 oelleseed ~ X. B.
lmsdahl. Register Of Desds, dpriaG III
year 1895. snoustinE = the su@. 2,
u ,eH.56. accepted. s.
Statement Of ftse collected b. John
Sinclair, 6i,et!6, during the ysar, 1884,
amounting TO q, 1o.4, aeeepted.
The sealed hid Ter oeun5y 1sistiel
WAS opened and found q. fellsws: .
Bid u Stsvens Dsos.: fet puAlisAiAf
6nsncial statement, 70 cents peg ;lolie
for frat inssTtioa, ~ eeut1 pos tolie
inp Aoo1p as,Ana~,.AuH {s~>.A1o~ -,
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Edwin Erickson
Henry Roepks
Ole Hanson
Ouldbreud Hougeo
Mats Anderson
Alfred Olson,
barney king
Eugene Labine
Frank BSrkcorux
Louis Olson
Christ Boon
Nels MalIn
Alex Stewart
Thomas Storey
o. +. Oseth
Aleck H. Nelson
1Ialvor 9undsrsou
Ole Sand
Peter Swanson =, /.
E.nel H6lngren
II. C. Mcdonald
G. r. Johnson
knute 8. Holden
Max Randall
Thomas Fuller
Chas. Wellen
Ole Knidtsten
Chas. Dahlgren
]. f. Cook
Andrew Lindstrou
Alfred Swanson
s. Renstrom
n1n NNk>
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13
NiNII.I~iu MNN Nt,tuL>I
I,.t "t uir,,t"ts suI Ih'N I'k' I".s"s.i"
,,. ,luIN

I,,t "t uir,,t"t, Snd Ih'N I,L, i",."s.i"u
"r ,IuIN
,p.rial dispatch (" IL" 81 iuuI-
lulluw-
\rw (urk. Jumr =. Nnhoush the plan
III Reorganization ul ilI" II. |. ms AMI
san ttaEcl-rn railroad lH- hrru formally
declared effective, thr reorganization
committee vii pT"iHhlN cunliIu" IT. Ia
hufs ~ thI~ city fur the nrNt month ~
I~rhaps twu months. vi ui IL" c"rl~ull
dated I"r cent. huud~ excerpt u lrW that
have presumably been lost. have been lie
pr-ltrd With the Mercantile luu-t com
Inuy III this cltN. VI tm sale II the rtup
rrN IN II. loul>. luur -. lIr nuGgull.
lailuu cuInmltl'" viii l." represented,
ana lhr property viii lr hli ~ h the
Cuuullrr. UdNtug ia, upset prlrr "i
hhml fl,Inut'r ~ cash. AMI u~lug lhr
hnl,d- tor amy "llrf hIiilug that may h,'
| niCr-~HIN.
| IN" urw' COMPANY. =. announced ~ the
ul"h' Democrat VIII Akr pn--',-Ion "i
| thr property IulA |. Ih" board i difrr.
| iuf~ selected hN the rruI gaulIIiluu CON.
| mittrr Will probably nciud' IL" inll""
Inp ten. luuI- fIlIrrtild. i, krnurlS
| lihIl, lNhN' I@''i slllNllf ''hHs t'itil
NlrgmuiId N.l"rg, samuel I Eastman,
R T., IhrnrS Hud hd-. :. 'lr"i. Ia al
iitiun IT, these t'u, directorate viii pruh.
ahi, lnclui" r. &. Henderson, Frederick
STRAUSS, ten. ilrwarl luftrr AMI David
| l.. kimhall
H. g. Robinson Whu wn~ -"lrclrd for
president m N" u,w ruuphnN last En-
InN, has rrtufurd huulr tu hlrapn, The
committee gaNr thr new president iull
authnIlN tu select HI staff. II l. not
considered pT"haln that Nj Robinson
viii make many change. II l. believed
that the p"lIr, m thr u"H management
viii h. tn in ru-lur,- mnlrahlS Will
IA" Ntrhi~uu e." bong ~ Just ~ mach
muurN can h" mdi' lN that connection
~ hy any uth,r. lWu n"lnhrr~ ~ thr
urw lpard Nr-,f-. h"urA ami i'Iird, afr
aSr lnrlIl4r, ul IA" Nrhl-un huari, Nr
Robinson wa the uuauiu"u- choice ul
the reorganization roiltmllt"" Tor tht
presidency. llr ur~ company Will have
unlimited financial strength bath IN Mi.
country ami Europe. aud H. affairs are {,
hr managed ~ NIR"f"u- Yet r"n-"TNH
tive manner.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

Last night mrmh"r- ni thr Commercial
cluh mld ,hrlr annual meeting AM
elected the following gentlemen ~ new
members ui the huurd ol difrrtur~ VI v
flmru"N, Wallace llr~,rl!rn aud Nai
uIuu,fld Wee i. IT, kuhu-. \oa llfrlJ
and VI. ", tlnurhuN whu-r terms had rx
and elected the following officers Ter iht
ensuing year \ t. Mrll,. president, j
". Walker. tir-t vice president, -. y. Mar
ton, ~rr"ud p"-ld"ni, y, G. lurplr
secretary. several rrI~It- wrrr rrLl, th'
r"p"ft ~ Ia" SECRETARY having IA" rluh'
Finances tu l." ~ g,sd r"ulitInu Hui Tia
the mrmh"I-lIpl. continually hrlug IA
rIrh-uh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

New Jrrse! What are the proper Limits
to the functions u state boards u health
III dealing with questions " local ,ani.
taty adminiattatiuu O."
PropI~'Sl by the state board ~ health
" lrnn-il,anlA hr umnipfcScnt hog
should thr flesh ul hogs ird III aud ahoui
slaughter hoIl-r- l~ u-pd ~ fsh fut hu.
man hrings'
The debate upon the MIA question Wa
lei ~ lit-. Peter II htr,'. ontario. and
ll"nri Mitchell \rW Jersey uIuu the
functions ~ state huari- b, nt- VI -. T.
WIngatc. Wisconsin. and H.uJamln lee,
rrnn-N Nhanin, AMI upon the hog question
~ l'f !. ". scott" lllinu-. At lorluyA
u" convention aiJrIfurd -iur H."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

N,.L'A M'm Nti,mrt tr K"l Nugtur
I,ss'uu't Itaiu
Huntington Depot " Va, June t..
turN mllr- east ui mrl-iuu ul tr 4
\ - iuAi. masked men boarded thr wash
mgl,u AMI lurlunat "Nprr-- tram last
might at midnight, and crtwIri over thr
engine uud ,,ulrr INTO thr cat with rr.
Nuhrr- drawn The ENGINEER -tuplp'd the
Train lir Wa commanded tn cut lr"-r
tll" rNprr-, cat AMI this "a- done. l'a-.
-"ngrr- w"rr awakened aui the hcht-
were rNilugu,hrd After ten minutes
Wurk the nuIt- became tughl"uI tul
,'~rhlUl &" the mountains
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13
IuARIIS ~ HtNIIu

.uuI',ts ni.,u...d nu Last ua,, S.s,Iuu
~ ~" t"uNrutiuu
hrdgu, June - The International
ruul"nuc" ul stat" huaTi- ul health held
IT. rl"-Ing -".-i"n thl- Iu"fulug, opening
at ,'u'rl~k when the following subjects
Wrrr taken ~ AMI discussed ~ drtall
lf"Iar.''d lN the state huhTi II health
oi kh"dr Island How far hall thr
stat" hoard oi health have cuntful IT III,
manufacture and sale ot mllk products
especially the daily milk supply"
Proposed BY the state board Of health "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13
I>nIA>N iuIIIIi~

\ Intl- In.in" u,.t"r, 81 the I,,t n,""
'rail, NHii"naI '"uN Nruit"u,
lnilanaI~lI-, Ind. June -. llwirlrnd-
Y iNr late rN-guNrtuut and minister tu
f-NIr". Isaac l'u-rI urnI. and who uird
y February ~ last wear white rn route
p lis post after hrirf leave ~ Hl,s"ncr
ti III, home here. hnN" hrrn considerably
8htfr,trd not { ~al rNrtrI-rd. over u
tAlru"ui published recently III New
PORK Hnd thicagu pawr~ and then tr.
fflrl over the country, having relation
alleged strained relations between
President Cleveland aud Wee President
f'"'rn-un, aud which specifically states
Dat Mr. tlrNrlaud preferred rN'i,"Nrru"r
l'a. Ia allutlrrs ~ the uumln"r for Vice
B'-,lirnt al the Chicago convention uf
lHr! and that tray defeat wa- dl-ap-
nihlnrnt I" him.
There are thuSr IN thI- rltl Wli else
shr'r Hhn kuuw that lhl- statement i
A~"'utrll uIirur bath ~ substance An,i
'Art AMI who kuu" lurihrr that II wa
Fhrnugh Nj, lrNrlhnd'- direct iutrn,u'
loh that the old WA horse "t the Indiana
rmmrarN failed tu rrc"N" the honor "i
h"miuatluu iut the second plar" ull the
Arsrl lhr facts, ~ known tu certain ui
Ir lat" rN.guNrInut'- runildauts, And
shlrh, murrNrT, will not l." cnntradlcie''
Ihn,r immediately concerned are that
-'S"ru midnight ut that mrmoraul,
s4hr -, lN,i2, when RuuTkr Cochran and
IT, other representatives. "t Iamnanl
thAl kept the drlrgat"- III thrlI
~sI' until da,hTrak Ia their vain
fhi Unsuccessful effort Ia defeat Mr.
s'ranls nomination, aud ten o'clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

i,o,, Irr.. inrl D., rnc south ,u,,n
tuust tlttatu's

IT,, Irr,. i'ud D., rn' south Nn".n
,"nsttrHtn'.
luu!uu. June o. -prrIa from IRE.
tur!a .nN- that ~ -",r q. t', decision 81
IL" executive counll To- urlra-r JOHN
HAY Hammond, u"orgr tatrr. cod.
Eh"ir- AMI d. " l.rumrd. thr lohAutir.
hufr uriurm committee headers, upon
payment ." iIu"- "' Sl2...'l each Wa
duuuuurrd. Emu,N hiruato went to the
All With rl"rk DuI r-.",s'r tu PAY lhr
uur~ o" lihmunud ard kh"l,,. tie
found the matter already arIhugrd.
Hammond. Farm auI llllp- ha,r
signed an agreement H. al-Ialu hrrrui
ter from auN interference ~ politics III
H." N"u'h African rrruhlir. consequent
!, IL" sentence ot haul~hmrhl Impu-ri
ul"u lr.m has hrrn ,u~p"ud"d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13
n,.In ~ W.. .I,nnI, W.IInu

ih- morning. ", !. Walton, the drug
gl-l received n dispatch from Fort smith
AIk. ~ follows "Jrnhlr dltNi al "'cl"rk
tins morning, Tan you attend lhr IN.
neral -
The drcra-,si, Miss Jennie h. Walton
with her mother, arrived IN the rlll uu
5Hh Of MAN last, tO Teulaln during the
summer, hut the high altitude affected
her heart, aud ~ her condition b-cAlIlr
alarming Ms Walton considered II AL
\isahlr I" return Ia Fort smith with hri
daughter, lraNing here last saturday
night.
Miss Jennie, / sides hTlng affected
with heart trouble. Was Ju-t TrcN
ptlng from siege with pnruuunla
ani II Ha~ feared that her condition
would n"t even stand the trip uNrf
the mountains north ~ thr city. bat the
All Mise -tAld the awful AMI inevitable
summons until her home wa- reached
AMI then, surrounded by q gsi mother
aud loving sister, Mrs. John \allr. he
closed her eyes IN the sleep that knu"
nu awakening,
The deceased was the Youngest chlli
aud Nj walton, who th0ught the ""fll
~ hl@ sister, hnd- that his bu-lur-- pre-
clud-- hun from going Ia Fort NmlIh u
attend the funeral.
IHi tITlLLN understands that Mi--
Jennie Walton WAS an invalid fH wears
aud bore her suffering, with great hrs
tisn turtltudr, This paI~r oilers IT,
coincidence Ia the hrtraNtd Iltinr- ~
this city aud elsewhere.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

Ia the ult,nl states district court this
morning, Judge l.aughllu prr-iilug, the
gases ul the uItrd states against En-
init Nltt ani .larlnia \rrhulrta, alleged
violation - the timuui~ act. were lis
missed
uu ;hr territorial side ot the court, thr
tfal "i the rlrctu"nt suits W the Ana
runia MN" claimants against the lin,
colu. Lucky lee company rt al l. -llll IN
ufugtr~- New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13
SIuI'Iip ORk
nlg M,u,rg '"mrsuN ,u t,iy,n, tl".,.
puNu Nutk

itlg Winning '"upsuN uu tr,rut il".'.
Down N"IL
~ulomuuNill" Nr2 Juu" - \"W-
from nlh" auuuuurr- that IA" mnr
owned and oI"ratrd lH the ui dominion
Whining aui smelling Company With
home oillrr at hu-luu. hh- been rlu-"l
down Ihl~ throw 1.' Iu'Ii "ut ul rIu
plolmrut without whfnlnE. ~" slut
down l. not mrau,r IA" "ntrtprl," Wa
uuprutitAhlr. hut l. ~" result Of truulIr
between ~" mInrr- aui -up"rintru trut
who rrdur,i t'r Wage "i eat uru Irm
Sl'u tr 3 30 & dhN Hit"r Winch th'
mlurr- ran hm uui Of camp
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

Duluc"thr, ONO June t.! Ih.ma-
Nhir. after u hrlrt quarrel ~ Ihr llot,l
lmr-luu with Mis- Edlrh Mrkrhr,, hl,
wrthrarL shot her ia,aIlN amt then
llllrd himself Both Nrrr Young aud
ANorihk known
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

l."uIou, Jun" lt dispatch 'rom
tuuhaN say, th. British SECOND Ella ,- twin
,rfrw cruiser l"lA,rnlur". ilir hip "i
IL" East Indian squadron, l~t ,rN"mt""n
men ~ -ull-lrukr un the NuNag" from
ul.luhu tu NuuiIrh,ttN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

\rS loik. Juu" - l.. N"u iIut,mau
y ,u. viii ~hlp f;a"ir IN guld lu mot
eJS lazard tirrr-. fl' uo's, arI All
khlutg. IhHlmHun \ Go. N2I,,,nl
lrmugrrw the gold shipments Viii
nmuuit tu S2i'Slsl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

California and Idaho republicans ARE
all right. hey desire Tree silver tut
Will stand hN IA" 81 l"ul- platform
whatever II may br believing that thr
maJnrity Of the Intelligent men at that
convention Will iu the best that l. IA,--l
hlr tur the ruuntf! al Large. Im- would
not h" "A bad course for the New MrSlru
delegation tu pursue, La Vegas optic,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

The irAl tire committee viii hull a
lnrrtlng ~ a lrH dal- AMI take ~,lIt'
action un The aiNl,Hmlltl ~ huli
my n "hrld ddN ol All klui- uf -Inrtlng
events at the fair gruuni, uu SUNDAY
luis -,
chief kuppr ani ~"cIrtarN johnson,
two active WORKERS ulI ia" committee, ~
fufus luF ilIlZlN that everything l.
working smupthly, AMI that the .urc,'--
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

TltE CirlLEN supplied the tiSg- ioT the
decoration u the special ear which will
convey the republican delegates tO 81,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13
BLIFF By PLATT.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-13
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The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-08-20

they number. She has been wounded in the left shoulder, in the stomach, in the heel. in the right side. Bullets, sa- bers and bayonets have inflicted them. She has lost three ribs.
 She was present at the assault of the Malakoif in the Crimea, at the battle of Solfprino. and took part in the Mexican campaign.
 After the battle of Sedan a German soldier smashed her left shoulder while she was attempting to rejoin some men of her regiment, who were being taken prisoners to Berlin. In Tonquin she was picked up, with her arm terribly mangled by three knife cuts. The sur geons wanted to amputate it, but she refused, and to-day she can guide a bicycle with it.
 After an accident at Toulon, where shc lives, she had to go to Paris to nn- dergo an operation. The evening she left the hospital she was received by President Faure, to whom she pre- senteh the barrel of the zouave regi- ment, for which he had asked. N. Y. Journal.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-08-20
TASTE IN JEWELRY.

Giistening Gems Should Not Be Worn IndIscriminately by Women. | Rubics should be worn en musse to be effective. Strongfeatured women may affect them. but it is better to have a bushel of garnets than one ruby. Very delicate women who are dark should wear moonstones, with few small di amonds; if blonde, straw co.ored to- paz. Hammered gold is becoming to energetic women. Serious, iron-gray women should wear ornaments Of blackened silver.
 The sapphire which tones best with blue eyes and black hair is the star sapphire, or "asteria." It is found of immense size. Its sister, the star-ruby, has gray-violet glcam. These beau- tiful stones shine, with morning star of light, like the dull radiance of cat's- eyes. The orientals love them, and say they flash without giving pain. Both these gems are effective for stones cut en cabochon.
 Emeralds are nearly always mounted badly; they should be the climax tc many other tones of green. The enam. els of India show them in the best taste, and they can be associated with jade, chrysoprase, Alexandrite, beryl and aquamarine. The opal has re- turned to favor. and is becoming to every style. The turquoise mounts wonderfully with the peacock-blrt Australian opal. The opal, with it's mixture of green, red and milky white, is not only beautiful, but accords with the chameleon idea of three colors com bined, which runs riot in dress matc- rials.
 woman who wishes to appear of classic culture should wear ornaments of Castellani gold. The princess of Wales has a wonderful diadem in this work of seed pearls and woven gold The most distinguished jewel is the pear-shaped pearl; the most patriciah, n parure, is of yiolet-tinted pearls.-- Chicago Journal