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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14

New Goods coming in almost every
day and marked down to suit the hard
times. 1t will pay you to examine
j, II. MINTER Sc Son,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14

We are head r .rters for low prices
in Clothing, Shoes Hats ana Staple Dry
Goods.
j. r. MINTER & Son.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14

You can get a full pound of good
inen note paper, ruled or plain, for
20 cents at the Laurens Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14
business Notices.

FOR SALE-One 4 year old mare, one
buggy and harness, one cooking stove
and utenseles, one COW and calf. Apply
to
G. d. BARKSDALE,
Laurens, S. O.
Handsome line of silks for waists in
latest designs at the Simmons Dry Good
Palace.
Furniture, Furniture, arriving daily.
All bills $1,000 and over will be deliv-
cred 10 your depot free.
s. M. & l.. II. Wilkes & Co.
Don't fail to 60 to the Simmons Dry
Good and Millinery palace to get your
Easter Bonnet and Dress.
Is your hair thin? Our Quinine
Tonic will make it come out like Crab
grass in O rainy spring.
The Laurens Drug Co.
Straw hats! Straw hats. Beauti-
full lot just secured in all blocks at
Davis & Roper's.
$50 pr boys knee pants at &c, $50
pr boys wool pants at 25c, $50 pr boys
wool pants al SOC. See them at Davis
81 Roper's.
$50 boys knee suits, wool chcviots,
going now at ST. so at Davis &c Roper's.
See our line of mems 81. so suits. They
are $40. 90 values.
Davis & Roper.
For the largest and best selection of
negligee shirts just give us a call.
Davis & Roper.
Big lot of Stetson hats in all the
latest blocks in stiff hats, alpincs and
full shapes just in. Now is your time
for choice. Davis 81 Roper.
Big lot of trunks and valises at low
est prices at Davis g. Roper's.
The largest selection of Spring
Clothing ever shown in Laurens.
Come see for yourself. The prices are
lower than ever. Davis & Roper.
Look out for the big odd pants sale
at Davis & Roper's.
The ADVERTISER and the Weekly
Atlanta Journal one year for one price,
-one dollar and q half, cash.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14
NOTICE

Persons crossing the bridge at Nc
Daniels Mill across Rabun and the
bridge at Boyd's Old Mill across Reedy
river do so at their risk as / con-
slider both bridges not safe.
RI sADAIR, +
Shnervianr. U
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14
HOME
THE RECORD OF LAUREES UP no
DATE. APRIL IA.

First class job work done promptly
bat this office.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14
FOR AUDITOR.

L respectfully announce myself
to the voters of Laurens county as
a candidate for the office of Audi
tor. To all those who will give me
their support 1 pledge myself to
labor for the best interests of all
the people. 1 further pledge my
self to abide the result Of the pri-
mary.
w. SANFORD KNIGHT.
I respectfully announce that I
will be a candidate for the office of
County Auditor, subject to the
choice of the Democratic voters in
the ensuing primary.
Jno. r. Finley.
The friends of r. w. Nichols, feel
ing confident of his competency, NOM
mate him as a candidate for county
Auditor at the ensuing Democratic
Primary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14
The May Number

OF the Delineator is called the
cast OF Summer Styles in dress and
millinery is complete, including,
beside the usual monthly display,
q number of Commencement gowns
and q chapter ON the latest ideas
in attire for Bicycling. Vhe varied
methods of Dressing the Hair now
in vogue are illustrated and de-
scribed, and q Nov York dentist
discusses the proper Care Of the
Teeth. Not less practical and USE
ful to women arc the first Of q Sc
ries of papers ~ Interior Decora-
ton, by Mrs. Genevieve WigfalI,
A. b, LOngsJrCcnS article on Re-
cent Culinary Inventions, one Oh
Domestic Sanitation, and the usual
review Of the Markets. and talk
about Cookery, The Spring dainties
receiving due attention. Among
the general reading u vcry.enter-
tanning article is contributed by
Mary CaiwaIader Jones. Mildred
Conway tells about novel Poster
Party, and Carolyn Halsted, de-
scribcs the origin, organization and
objects Of tho Daughters OF the
a american Revelation Mrs. Wish-
erspoOn,s rca-Tablo Chat, notices
of New Books and Illustrated de-
scriptions of the latest designs in
Embroidery, KuItting, Tatting,
Lace Making, etc, complete a
magnificent numher.
There is moro Cltarrh in this
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14
Notice
Or settlement amt Application
tor FIU0I DiSch0J.oc.

Take notice that on the 18th day
Of May, 1896, l will render a final
account of my acts and doings as
Administrator, with will annexed,
of the estate of Jas. G.. Williams,
decd, in the Office ofJudgc Of Pro-
bate, for Laurens county at II
o'clock a. NJ, and on the same
day will apply for a final dis.
charge from my trust as such AID.
ministator.
All persons having demands
against said estate will please pre-
sent them on or before that day
proven and authenticated, or be for
ever barred.
G.. u. BARKSDALE.
Administrator with will annexed,
April IS, IS9G.-4t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14

A nice line of silks for waist for only
20 cents at Jamieson's.
All wool serge 3S'inches wide for only
rs cents at Jamieson's.
Ladies' Oxford Ties and Slippers for
only 48 cents at Jamiescn's.
A neat dress shoe for ladies for only
rs cents at Jamieson's.
A big lot Of ladies hats for only Is cts.
at JamieSon's.
A handsome line Of all wool serge DC
inches at big bargain at Jamieson's.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14

That other thought comes unbiddcn
that perhaps the ADVERTISER was not
so far wrong years ago when it insisted
n 4 Tillmanism would not make taxes
lighter. Is it true that this year taxes
arc higher and that they seem to grow
like Jacks bean stalk? Can it be that
twO-thirds or thrce-fouths of the voters
of Laurens have been mistaken all this
time in the belief that Tillman could
run the government cheaper than
John Peter Richardson? Why are taxes
higher? Why? The Interrogation like
Banquo's apparition will not down.
ABOUT TILLMAN.
1t has always been my opinion that
Tillman was q far ablcr and indeed,
with all his faults; a better man than
most Of his assistant leaders. Between
Tillman inc John Gary Evans, for in
stance, the difference is incomparably
great. But for that very reason Till
man is the more dangerous. He is am
bilious and he is more. He has the
power to mislead. IF Tillman had not
been q demagoguc, had he been COM
paratively patriotic, the best men
among the Anti-Tillmanites would
have been working with him 10y this
time. But they understand him too
we'll. Ihey nave observed Rlm and
learned that, while in some respects
he may be q superior man to his subor-
dinate spokesman, he is u sclf-sccking
| politician and will not scruplc to incite
| political mischief and confusion in or
der to achieve his own private ends.
THE TRIO.
Many readers OF the ADVERTISER
will remember that one evening in the
fall OF 80 Ben Tillman arrived from
Columbia and made II speech from the
East Court House stops. Capt. Shell
introduced him as the "head-devil of
them all" In those days how lovely
was the alliance between the three lea
ders of the party, Capt. Shell, Capt.
Tillman and Col. Irby? Then the AD-
vERTIsER was fighting them hard. 1t
was spoken of as q "bitter paper"
Is there any one of these three great
men to-day less bittcr towards each of
the others than was the ADVERTISER
then towards them all?
[ don't suppose that Col. Irby, for in
stance, holds the ADVERTISER in higH
esteem,-it would not be natural If Ee
did but | suspect that he has as mksh
confidence in the ADVERTISER as The
has in Ben Tillman. The same thing
may be said OF either of the othert II
these leaders so mistrust each other,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1896-04-14

For SALE-One 4 year old mare, ono
buggy and harness, n cooking stove
and utenseles, mi COY and calf. Apply
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04
IN COOP CONDITION.
Irir OF Railroad OnleiaIs Letter from
Joe Dixon.


H. Muigr, general superintendent
j. T.. Hurley. division superintendent. i.
4 HARLAN, division superintendent ~
bridge =. Z. BOX, Tainmastet aud Mf.
l'",in". f"a.luIA.t"t arrived IN the city
lat" YESTERDAY Afternoon from the -iutl.
Mr~-t- Muig" AMI Hurley were sem
AT thr drpt nni the FORMER remarked
that they found the track aud fuadlr.d.
south ~ ~" rltN. ~ nu~t excellent -hAIs,.
anl that they dll not fear MI, ariwI-
tf"uhl" ~ hong DELAYS ~ the running ~
trAm- from ~a-hou;- this -ra-on"
VII Nulgr showed lut rtIl/lN repro
-cniatlN" tuullu" letter I-unri IT, him
itom j"-rrh ! luNuu. futmrtl, connect
81 with the newspapers Ut thl. eats a,
editorial Wrt"r II -rrm. that lu,ult.
vii" Wa cent IT, rirtl" r,,k tu Wiltr
up That mining distinct ti = khn-n>
~ lmI-f uu hl- trturu .ut ., tai - u
Juuia Nh"tr h. t,rtur -'t,nll IT,
St"tr co. m- Nous W Mu.r .rkIug
t'llrl ant i"Iu..t.u. lU,j ~, r,ufanl.
cuWmuWrd .u be- forwarded TO- Mu
lnNuu ~ tIu.bN. k,u-t. \. luNpu
w.. th'u At - .uut VII Nuly. .uur
ally courluird that be- ut,uu would
Just -t"p along thr tr- To- kIu-lrN and
would therefor 10, gud mmu tu write
~ th" condition ul tl, ROAD briWrru the
iWu station, Mr Mudgr rumplird With
be- request hni stated THAT It va grant.
,ei upon The ptu,i-p that be- unun
would gNr hi. views uu The condition hr
'uuul the r.aI lu uu reaching kludrN
I'lU'u 49, Wur" Than plra-,i lu uui a
'Uo,lI" rr-I"i,~" from Vi MYdg" nul
II Wr- th"ur tui then that be- wrote a
uulIur letter tu "a, general -up,riuirul
MT 90 Whrh hr gave -utur -auuug
ttrt- a. o. the Gumhrt uf tie, lrtw,rn
ia JWutA AMI kIn-lr,. claiming that tho
Tues Wrf" tu,, clos" together fof RAPID
Walking -r,kr upon the iuh"-dtalit, ~
lh. occupant, ~ ,"riIuu houses and 81
,n'Hl,sl g.. aumuIhiuu. OF dogs armmi
-lrl. pIir,-. r,'uIu1 60 ~. accumulation
n h.hr, along thr track ti stated inter
,d-. uI concluded lhr uttrr ~ .atlup
That o." santa fr 49, tu, grrair-t ull.
iuaI 900 ,,..h
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04

The old town lrh~- band will come over
0u this side, NJ ~ thu evening AMI XIV"
All open AIR runr"ri al the corner IT lhITl
street ani Railroad aNrullr. 'ur the ben
EFT of visitors, rsp"chlI, ia" lire dele.
gates and their MANY warm AMI aprrr'
clatlNr frirui~
The First Regiment haud A." doing
Themselves proud during ia" lIrrmru' 8
convention and Tournament IlwN VIII
h' heard from IA the front ranks al all
such happy events
I'M tIIl7iN has heard -uin" com
plant ahout extra charge l." the grand
STAND AZ the tournament. Manager Gun
dln. ~ the fIr-t Regiment band. state
that the hRrd put up the stands, aud r.
they agreed tu give their -"rN ices H. the
irrlnri'- coINrntluII and tuufnhlIlrut free
they concluded tu charge admission e.
the grand stand. W tu"n can celebrate
without music, aud this l. cheap WAY
H. get lIr~t-clas- music.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04

few day aga Il. H. Fr,Lrrlr. fer over
u year extra man ~ the comp sing roam
III IHt tIIl/tN, left the cltN rather
mtstrrlou-N, And his old chumS, Jrtl"rI
aud \aughtm, fearing that h" hal he
come lr-Innhrnt and hal drowned his ar,
rows III hole uf water IN the raging
klu uranhr had several holes along the
river dragged f"r his h.iN The search
proved inIitlp-S. aud Jrll has not heen
the Aaln" happy individual since his dis
appearance, InE tiIIZE\, however
could not believe that shorty" Wouli do
such n rash act, and held out the induce
ulrnt that he would show up ut h. heard
from spnrT or later. The following
paragraph from the Rincon Weekly puts
The 'h~Iry Of drowning aside.
shorty fr~ieric, until recently EN-
plol''d an the Albuquerque citizen stop.
Ish oil In Rincon the past week bound
Tor Cuba a. join the Insurgents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04
LAINtS AND KNAtBii.
Two Brigh, New Mexico Young Gentle-

Two bright New Mexico Young GentDe-
men al Yale.
The hIglt NuIug AN ~ Prof. VI. X.
nniur~, 1T tins city, has lu-t graduated at
Nal" aud taken the academic degree IT
\ Il. Ills name heads the list NJ "lhllu-
~"phlral Appointments" aud consequent
!, he IL tlw iit-t man 1T his class,
III l>i, Ernest knarhrl, Of santa fr
-uu III John II knhrlrl graduated Ia the
same department., rrcrNlng sixth place
ia "a similar award ~ hnnur-. After hln
admission to the New Mexico hnr In
lN.L', cuiI"'Iu"iIt upon several months
study IN the office 1T Frank ", tlanry,
Mf knnrh,l entered the s~rnlli class ~
the lalr law -rhnnl aud h. al~, has Just
graduated ~ the leader uf hi class, win.
ming the Mu-nn prize Tor the hr-t hu~iS
his subject being Foreign Judgments" ,
aud al~n the Jrwrlpri f"r the best final
examinations. These, however, ARE the
least uf his hunur~. fur hr has also re-
crlNrd the unusual degree ~ l., /, H.,
-lIinInA cum lHudr, which l. rarely Ne.
corded ~ lalr securing unlN once IN
several years
lrot Galnr~. wife and daughter are
now at Vale, and IHt ClIl/fN l. more
than plra-'si Ia record the ahoNr good
news 81 their sons graduation AT Yale
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04
II,ll.IImIm ImILIr

john lhckrr "t li"l"n, sent I'll u train
at twenty ears ui w"nl turaSirru mar.
krt- " Mi Becker carries ali his wuUl
customers through the hard times, there.
b, krrring many III the business, h" l.
sure ut doing u large wTl business
",rrl year aud when times Improve II Is
hnuui Ia Increase Ia large proportions.
Nh"h cutting viii h"glu neat week.
NJ the wheat fields ln"k tine aud more
wheat viii l." rHl-,L than IN former
YEAR between lulnr and irlrn owing Ia
NrrN llttlr ruru hrlug plautrd tins year,
hrlu viii celebrate the Fourth with
hTrwurk~ and refreshments, funds huN.
lur h"ru alIrh'N raised ior the purp''4".
slight ram tell all over tins section
SUNDAY aud gave new life Ia vegetation,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04

master recommends that the property
acquired during the marriage commun.
ity. the balance " which l. tl32;n, be
divided aud tia, the complainant. bessie
Ratnrtt yet olc.half thereof. Ile further
recommends that -hr l. rdtitlrd to tt.p.5
p"f-rnal prol~rt, aud that Judgment
issue therefor.
~ thr ca- "l Wellington \. GiNru- Vs..
the Equitable lie Insurance -wlrt,, the
ma-trf iil"d trl"rt recommending that
Judgment issue IN favor ~ the defendant.
giving linn all proceed, II the disputed
policy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04

ihl, nitrrunuu lu~' tauuu VA, arrest
rd ~ ~hrrln lluhhrll AMI Marshal furn.
"il And lulgrd ~ the rIil lail ~ the lhli
that broke into aud r"lhrd the residence
Il j. H. ,lohn-un a l'w mnfning~ asu
,auuo attempted a. -rll u tuli-' revolver
NJ futrrllr'- second hand store. Nj tu
treble Thought the revolver wa -tolrn
PROPERTY tui h -nIlI" m"au~ hrld the
man uutli the number ~ the I"N"lNI
had been compared With ihr number 81
the revolver belonging I" Nj l"hII~on
Ihl- WA made At +. j. Post \ Co.'S aud
the uuml"r- were IL" -aiur ianuo WA
then arrested AMI Mr, Luhl-"u AT once
recognized hl- revolver, In searching
the clothing II ammo, a silver watch VA
found Nhlrh the ullr"T- hrllrN" Wa hl-r
stolen The trlaI al idnnu viii take
place hriufr Just tIAWiufd trIu"rfuw
nnurulug at "".rl rk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04

w. II, Myers the timer, VIII" had been
IN the "mplo, 81 u. \, Reed y Co., Tor
some time j. suddenly mi sing aud wors"
than tins, about f.slo f the money Il" had
collected Tor the volunteer lirrmrn l. also
missing The last seen II him WAS on
MONDAY night. ~ earl! Tuesday morning,
when h. was losing heavily al II gaming
table, and II II luit" likely that he let
IL" monrl that had been entrusted Ia hn
and not having the c"urag" Ia face the
disrtar" lrtt town,
tie probably has enough property III
the way uf tpnl~, accounts, etc, Ia -"ttl"
the lu-- II the lire company. II II Ia u"
regretted that Myers left the WAY h" did,
lie seemed IL be- an industrious Young
man, III gWd habits, except an ihclllla'
tinn Ia Try hi luck un the gaming tables
and Il Is Ia be- huI~d that his eyes may
rra,h this paper aud that h" may lhlnA
better II HI latest move, return 10th" cllI,
aui 81 tu WORK, and square the mlhli"' '--
optic,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04
III lIBikIY MUKDERtk\.
Onc Of III: DtSrcraio:S Captured by bcP-
uticS In MEXICO.

On" "t the men, whu un Jun" II rob-
rrtl and Killed merchant lr,I llrIr2-triu
and MrrrJili" nalrgn~. hn~ h"ru captur.
al III Mexico. Deputy Marshal j. u,
to.,ln, that h" has captured "n" uf the
mur'irrrr~ at oIlnnIu, Mexico \a,ut
ally this l. very gratifying news for Mar
-hal lIall, For ten days past Deputy
Marshall &C.. irrrN ani !. H. l.rrg have
hrru trailing the" d,sp'Tai"'- through
southeastern New NrNir". Texas ana
Mexico They viii doubtless cdp,ur" the
other man engaged ~ Ia" affair. N"w
MrNlrau
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
INN National u Iiherlng VIII lake Pad
al Phoenix.

The executive committee II the IN
National irrigation congress will m-
at the v lnd4uf hotel. III Denver, On ~
~ and -, tu outline the program u d
~'~~inn which will h. held IN l'h,-1i
Nti1una next lWrrnl"f.
Chairman r. X. Moses. of treat heb
Kan. secretary &. VI llrintz ~ l.O- 4,
grlr~ Ca. and II fun complement II Z
state aud territorial committeeman y,
h. present The railroads will give "
gle fare for round trips from all IoinI
between the Missouri river and the In
tic slope To- lhmniS. and the citizen,
that city arr making extensive pfrpn
tiuns iuf the event.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04

lhr trial IT lo.e tannn fut the bur,
giarN oi j, \. John~on'4 residence wa
hrld before Judge Crawford this morn
Ing, aud sufficient Evidence wa presented
Ia warrant binding the prisoner over Ia
the grand jury In the sum ~ can,
Ia" alleged decorator, who t"ok con
tracts aud forgot Ia iill them, tilled him
self with bad rum, aud will assist In thu
hrautitying ot the city streets under IN,
direction NJ JaileI GaThATt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04

The passenger department " the san
Ia fe Is preparing tut u big rush to the
national democratic convention at jhi
cagu
new freight crew ha. been pat ou th"
Rad at Las Vegas ~ charge ui tuuduc.
tot BACON. with Williams and Roberts as
brakes.
Garrett \ Hobart. the republican can
didaie tor vice president wa- reelected u
director II the chesapeake y Western
tailtuai few dag agu.
Is. =. lmkum, at present thlri We"
president aud general manager " the
huli. Colorado \ santa tr, !. a. BE- gen
eNl manager II the rs,teanilrd 81
Louis y san frHucl-co faiiWnN, wee n
l. Morrill, RESIGNED
circular ha- lrrn l-,url ~ President
RIPLEY 81 the santa r." officially al.
bouncing The resignation - i. u lulIu
-ru ~ lif~t wee president Tie rIrrubt
states that all officials and umpIu,r- Ut
mpf, repairing Ia VII Robinson viii uu
the future. until further notice. report to
thrur,.lirui ms Wurllug o., tak"u Co.
mean That There }. uo iui,u,au ~ alul
thing a." u1lc'.
Nh.u ~" ru.t siberian rAllWa, J..
completed O., ~" Russian gw,IumuI II
viii be- ru.-rnl" o. ., AROUND the Wutll
a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04
iHrObIANT DECISION.
Judgt Collier DenicS The Application Tor
writ OF ManjamuS.

WIZ W WNNba"hNs
lho following dru-,uu affecting tax
-,l, rrlrmpi.u. d. H murr than orIi
ht, tmrItaucr aud viii nr rad with
interest
I.u..N. ,u. I..|..N I... \..u... '...
... ....I. fH
u.NINNI
lhr Application iut l~frlndnl writ
ui uudluituu. I. uIS,u the lhruiN that IT,.
htn lrcuuIus llr uWhrt Ell certain iral
estate prut IT, II .alr iui hNr-. did suh.
segment 1" sad al" hpIt, to tie cullrr
tot 20, The county, f." crtGucdtr W ~.
drmp,l"n tlum AN tiN sale. uuun ih,
ti"uIN that ~" TEAL r-ldt" tuiNing ho n
-uid tot IaN,'- H--r--,i against Tie iuf
net uwnr uI'u ll- trdl AMI Nv pI-nu
hl r-idl', tnr aui" l- srpdrhl,lr alter ,nl,
dlui llr zeal estate tr,I'rrIahtr ~ IaN
H. ut 4" lur c",i,,tnr, wat .u,ud uaNr
t''.u, a. /. ruul'ui'1I. -,rtit,iN rhhIvrl
against thc zeal "-tdl,.
ur 80, liuu uIau which the hutlutIt,
tli TIT, proceeding T.. claimed tu hr hi-
ri reads n- tulluw. ~rC. $3.50. lhrruli",'
tpl 'uhll upon Application Ell any uHflN
e. i",ir"u any teal PROPERTY -uli uulrf
~" ItN islriie ul lhl- act dud h'lng at
I-llrd. that .urh putN hasa figlt &" ~.
i"ru TIA" ,aillr, AMI upon payment Vt ih,
piulrt duouul l..lr. tu such patty - c"t
Uurtj" ~ rrl,uuliuu. etc. etc
u APPEAR uu li" taco ut the prtitiuu
iui m,tldmu-. that The rutrhn-,i ~ Ihr
,dN .tIr l.'l. TT the teal ,.lut, ought lu
nr l",ro,uri the -uu "i flr.''2, Which
VT. lUu hluuuut ul tiN. lut'ir-t AMI
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tIt.l .Ir...rnlI u lhr tax ,trnutlurul ul,
VI G. Nwtur,pu. IurmuN th, avn .rl
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u {, not al. puluI that r,l,tu hat il.
usli L. IaI..ui. nuluu i.Nm,.nt uf IA,
rlupI. amount ana u,if-t question l.,
II.umu, B., what WI, the .ltur,t
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m.gur.l.uI,. cod "uuu,t amount NAV L.,
r.h,.I Iu.tN .Nt,-. one consideration
suul. t. Tia. mann, a. tn whether 81 uut
lnr rnIir, taN Of uur. owing tur p,r-nunI
tud real rruprtN Lrru,n,. rlI',fp, u,
tI,, uriI pi' rIri, ana the other admit
ting thai o. 'aa.. tu, ,,.f rl.. ...- this .uu,..
uuu n,NunI ir.,. pi., .ll,,' nl tho rnlIrrt
uf tn drirIIui.r nfl,r -.ur h,. h,rr
mulr. hur.u.r h section $50 III,
uIsuu uNrt,s. 30, ,l.umIu. tr,I r-l.L,
'hullI utl .nu.ul AT nu, ,m, h,
r.t.,, the, ... ...r.'" I. L,v,Nrt IN,
t.,N n,,. u.,...- ui tins ,ur-tlnr,
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.uI Il WuuI.lh ,.t yer, tedious and prr
lti, au upi,utdhlr task tn cate and
.uutm,ul ui..u ,,.,atIp,. sections If niIg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04

cod. William hfrrdrn, 81 th- city, T..
justly proud "f hi two bright aud prom.
i-lug soils. Waldo, IA" oldest, l'!"dr- at
age. graduated with honor at the unlNrr
~itN "f chicago, un Jun" -, and On the
same day, William, l. years old, gtidu
atrd with credit AT the thaulAuIua rurlu.
u acairuy IN New York. Ruth viii study
law The young men will sp"nd Ia"
summer with their mother At rhuulau.
qua New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-04

our business men generally ARE show
ing coulInrniahl" enterprise and public
spirit In the lavish decoration with which
their stores are adorned, some II the
huslnrS" huu-"~ are fairly covered with
hags, hantlng aud frst"onng AMI nearly
every one has some N,gn IT participation
In the sentiment ut the "cra~lnn,
llfeld Bros, ", j, Walton. II. T.. Fox,
The II. Elmo R"-r Hardware Co., We'll.
Ter \ Anderson aud NJ lrlanry's candy
Kitchen are ESPECIALLY worthy II note,
John frimhlr j. driving around t0wn
with his wagon Respondent IN h-t"On.
ing. flag sand bunting
4 complete list ~ names II these deco.
rating will be- published later,
The tlrn ~ barnett n Henry, IN the
snl,nn business nj Rlani Was dissolved "A
few days ago, 4, 4. Henry remaining.
and Joe Barnett, ~ this city, retiring.
Nhisksrs that ARE ptrmAturrly gray oT
fade,i should be cOlureSi Ia prr,pn the
look II age, and Buckinghani's bye rX,
cells all others Ia coloring brown oT
black.