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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27
\ WEEK FULL OF PLAYS.
THE FLORENCE HAMILTON COM
PAWS ENGAGEMENT.

Alone In London 10 BE Presented on
the Opening Nisht--The Entire En-
gaGement 20 BE Played at Popular
Prices, With the Added Attraction
of the Cinematoscope-Oth Conn
ing Plays.
The Florence Hamilton company will
open a weeks engagement tomorrow night
at popular prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Alone in London will be presented on the
opening night, when ladies will be admit
ted free If accompanied by a person with
paid S0-cent ticket.
The Charleston News and Courier SAYS
of the company: ''The standing room sign
was out at the Academy of Music for the
first time in some weeks and the Florence
Hamilton engagement opened most salts
factorily. This popular young actress and
her excellent company gave a very pleas
Ing presentation of the wel known scenic
melodrama, Alone in London. The play
is one in which there is much emotional
acting and also splendid opportunity for
comedy work. Miss Hamilton took the
character of Annie Meadows, a young
country girl, who is induced to wed a
rogue FROM London, who maltreats and
finally alb andons her with her little boy
Paul. The child in the play little Miss
Elsie, is a remarkably bright and pretty
4-yeaT old" Mr.. Frederick Herzog play
ed the part of Radcliffe, the villain He is
Wen remembered here, having been with
the unch Robinson company, when IL was
IN y harleston recently. Mr. j. w. Barry
anf Mr. George Hanna were also recog-
ny Led as old friends, they having been a
81 4ort time ago with the Baldwin Melville
company. Mr.. Stark was also greeted as
an old favorite and his comedy work
1 throughout the play was well received
Between the third and fourth acts of the
| play last night the Edison-Miler cinomat-
iScope was shown in a number of fine
| scenes. These were given on a white screen
| at the front of the stage, the pictures be-
| ing so large as to make objects life size
| The first scene was 1.-THE Bathing Poor
| and this brought before the audience a
| fountain of playing water in the basin of
which were a number of men and boys
| diving, swimming and spashing. The
| whole thing was so real that one could
| almost hear the water splash. The next
| scene was THE Leigh Sisters in an Aero
| batic Dance" In this the motions of the
| two girls were true to life and even the
| colors of their dresses were shown The
other pictures were 1.-The Carpenter Shop
| The Watermelon Race and THE Widow
| Jones' Kiss" the characters in this last
| scene being May Irwin and John Rice The
| pictures were most enthusiastically re-
ceiVed."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27

gowns, and she has designed some exqufs-
lte gowns for herself. This year her fav-
or-te coiorS are burnt orange and sag
green. Not long ago Bernhardt souSht for
eHects IN her gowning that filled out the
qenclencies in her all-too-slender figure
But now her foremost thought is to pre-
serve long lines in her gowns so that she
may appear taller and more slender.
A PAIR OF shoes ordered for a gown of
GAMMA satin were of dahlia silk. over
Iald with white lace, studded with pearls
me stockings were embroidered in pearls.
Little secrets leak out about all things
ana so the story is told of patient Young
beads upon stockings and OVERLAPPING plain
SIX slippers with lace and beads The
erect Is precisely the same and effect Is
the one thing aimed at in a tea gown
Nina Goodwin
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27
BLoODHoUNDs TRACED A BABY.
After searchers Had FniIed the AMI
NAL Led Them 10 Where the Tot
Had Fallen Into the Water.
From the New YORK Herald


From the New York Herald.
few days ago Bertha, the pretty 4
year-old daughter of John G. Putnam, OF
the little settlement Of Mill Village, VT.
disappeared. All the neighbors Joined in
the search for her. Night and day the
hunt was continued, but no trace Of the
little one could be discovered. The par
ents were in despair. Tt was feared that
the child had been kidnapped Finally
the father IN desperation suggested that
the state bloodhound Pilot could find
some trace. Anxious TO do anything that
would in the least relieve the father s
Village.
The dog was then given a tiny shoe that
had been worn by the child the day be-
t9Te snf fo THIS This he be hs6 n
it and shifted the air. He seemed puzzled.
and the knowing ones were beginning 10
remark that they knew the hound would
II really seemed as II the animal UNDER
stood their words, for he suddenly put his
nose to the ground and was OFT like a
shot, dragging his keepers after him. On
he went, crossing roads, fields and timber
stretches, until he reached Devil s
Camp" point about mile below Rut-
land, where there Is a small mill stream.
Here the animal suddenly brought up at
the edge Of the water, gave one long bark.
and refused TO go further.
IHen the men BOL TO WIN iHey pro
cured hooks and poles and the bed Of the
stream was thoroughly searched. All this
time Pilot stood by the water side. though
attempts were made 20 drag him away.
For the first time since he had been iu
the state he refused 20 obey the voice OF
his keeper. Toward night the body or
the missing child was found. As II was
drawn 10 the shore Pilot aDrang forward,
took the Shiny dress IN his mouth, and,
raising the child as tenderiy as though
Il had been IN is mothers arms. trotted
back 20 the house, the long line OF
searchers following.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27

Sousa's grand concert band, under the
direction of John Phillip sousa, will give
two concerts at the theater Saturday ar
composed of fifty musicians with Mrs
Elizabeth Northrop, soprano so.oist and
Miss Martina tombstone violinist
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27
a brldge forty-One mlIes long wouId

( "A bridge forty-one miles long would
certainly be a novelty, and yet that is the
kind OF a bridge they are talking Of build
ing across Folks strait, to connect the
island OF Ceylon with the mainland of In
dla The strait is fOrty-one miles across at
It's narrowest point. but Is very shallow Ia
some places. Surveyors have been AZ work
and the cost OF construction Is estimated
at some 2f.00OO00 rupees. The plan OF the
work contempiates the connection OF the
ends Of the bridge by i45 miles OF railroad
with Colombo the great harD0r Of ceylon
and b. 30 miles ~ road with Modura, the
neareet point Of the Indian railway syg-
TEN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27
auadrnpIets for ChrIsfmas.


From me Bnlladelphia Record
ghelbyvlile, Ind, Dec. N.-fOur Well-de-
veloDed and healthy sons were born yester-
day morning 10 Noah Scott, and wife. Of
thle county. The youngsters have been
fa,ne trthiir eeWaii ana C,iaiide tgaffheV-s
Scott fhe father being prominent a. free
silver a1YOcate
or March 4, 1897. twine-a son and dauRh-
fer-werc born 70 Mr. Scott and wife anH
were named Tor President Cleveland 9/id
wife
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27
SHE RODE on A BULL.
Drove Him Fast over the Pike for a
Doctor.
From the New York Press.

From the New York Press.
Susquehanna, Pain the absence of her
husband, woman in Staracca, whose
daughter was i'll, on Monday rode, for want
of horse a 2-year-old bull to the house
of physician. There and back was a
distance of ten miles. On the return trip
she started five minutes ahead of the ply
stefan and arrived at her home half an
hour ahead of him. He drove a good road
ster, attached to the gig.
when within a mile of her house the
bull saw a man with a red shirt, and. with
a roar, he dashed along. The driver was
compelled 10 lash his horse numerically
to escape disaster.
The woman said the bull was rather too
thin TO ride without a saddle, and, as
she expressed il, putty bad gettin' on
agin after the wind strikes one awhile
SO far as known, no other woman in Penn
sylvanla ever rode a bull at high speed
over a rough country pike.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27
GOWNS FOR THE NV YEAR HOSTESS
The Tea Gown, Map of Exquisite Shades of
Silk. Will Be sFavOrite With Her.


in
Abroad Wi
0eSe lei Male Friend
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-27

II isn't every actor who lives In the
house Of a President ~ the United states
Thomas ". keene's home on Staten III.
land waa once the property Of Pre4ldenf
Tyler.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22
She Is tbs innocent cause IT Irourly at
NOgalcS.

NEG i ms lnni Ntnl lauNc a. lIuNNiN Al
NogalcN.
ih' I.", \ugrlr~ llmr~, M l"ugthN
al,lrlr aurut the recent rul "u the w..
ctlr~ custom, huu-" IT, (tuul luIau-.
las lhr following about santa lrlr-a
l.r MrNlran plfl healer, whu hollis lurth
now 4, ~ IA,o
santa lrur-h Whu Is a." uuncrut
rau-, ul the recent truull" M Nugilr-, L.
4 Young MrNlrau wuwtu ahout - Nrhf-
Of age quite beautiful. according lu the
NNIrau ldra. Her hong heavy auburn
halr ami dreamy rN"~ gN" mr u i-tlu.
gul-h,h APPEARANCES she T. quite lulrllI
grul, NrfN modest and UIa~~umIug. AMI
Laughed heartily at the li"d ut hrtug rall.
rd saint ~hr uulN rlalm, tu hra htl,.
llan hralrr ami her 81" ann N lllr
-rrlu, H. m IT, cure the lulirmtr- ul
th,,~r who az afflicted, Tier treatment
l. gwen gtatultuu~lN, ~ Ill" l"llrNre that
IT, receive paN would destroy her I"Wrf To-
heat she ~,pIu~ tu want hui llillr d
th~ wolff r,SM-, aud the young ltdN at
divine power aud her aged iathrr Whu
GENERALLY remains With her, i've from du
nations gwen hN ihu~" Whn hrlirNr lu
hrr hrHllug puwrt-, aud they ar" always
we'll supplied,
When had the pleasure" ut Visiting
this far famed Young mll, -h" wa- Nv.
Iug III a tuir hat about eighteen mllr-
ir"m \ugalr-, Un IA" road leading to-.
Wari tucson, aud Wa surrounded nN
uHN admitting trlrud- AMI Al" many
~ulltIng patients H. whom III" wds, A.
usual, giving gtatultu"l~ treatment,
she rlallrd plra~autlN ~ her own Ian
gungr. dIll ~rrurd l." appreciate ia"
naguaulmt, at the Nmrrlcano~ wln At
luw hrT tu IrlnnIu ~ their country sine"
She had lrru hAul-hrd from her uatlN"
hulur which I,A NH" tuwn called \laun"
Bnnllu, "a ~unufa, from which plar" she
Ma rSruItrd art,,s- the line AT Nugal'-
uu Jun" +, lN'2 hN MrNlrhn trTI'~, aud
utdrrrh not iu return lu M"Nlrn, III"
srrIu- tu takr much pleasure ~ "l"N my
tins order, which ha~ gwen her :" inurl'
taIIr,
llI- action ou the patl 1T IL" M"Nl'hll
guNrrumrnt Was Canad hi Tear "l ~.
hrllluu among III" lalu- u very l""rr
tai nations al Indians, over whom santa
lrfrsa had obtained runplrt" control nll
account at her healing IN'w"r- ~ lhu'l'
-, that thrN regarded hrT ~ ~uIHflial
ural hlng ani iarl, wur-hllTd her
Their recent action IN attacking Tue
tnwn ~ Nugalrs With such weak lorcr
shows Ia what extent their fanaticism
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22
ruuGl RiIHuNi.
An luou B,lne MADE 10 Have him sur
planted.

'u '.-"rnl,l lr,.. dispatch frum lur
-.u ~ That Iul.r. l",huur ul lm.d
U.l nuI d, .-u.li.o ruIt, OF lur -uvfrm,
count d" NHlon hh- r.rrN"d notice
'l.u DO" department OF uI-tr" oD q to-
Iy..' tnr lh" appointment Of hl- .urrr--
.r. .u trr gruu5 of m. luthItN To- r,t
mIm the lutu.. 81 thr ,uu luIg, N
'hUun lat demanded That nt examined
Do. .'u' ~ thr lrpUlm,u, ui lu-lIrr g.
rNwuu, luln On" ltrl- II hpr,a- lrau
,tr umt wrurl- t'ud %" la. dI-pp-,'l ''
m.u tUm ,hurr ,Imo- Il. much lu.tu,.-
ol r,.,. 3uuul the l,-t tWo ,r,r, u, duI
POI prnir..--ut 900 thr tWu rrNl"u- Nraf-
rul 100 lrN,r ,,ur, @ court .luls" lir
ihm'. ulmu,trAtIru, NJ. court -rru-
90 o.. ,rr fmtalN acceptable lo t'r
rr.I.ru OF t.r ,utIt" jI-ttIJ AMI tMr ma
.n', OF Na m,mlor- OF lu' nu 49, Welt
,... ur .Ipm, r"uu lm"u, la
i.II..u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22

iHrahllug blows are hrIug dealt At III
srLsr hN ihr ptrat tonne AMI regulator
llu-trttrt'- stomach klllrf- Fever ani
agIr, general irllllN rheumatism. nrf
Nuus allurnt~, constipation ani ~ -I~p
la, are among the uhlHil"~ Tor which
experience has proved II -p,cInc. IT,
work II thorough IT. effect, are prumu
II l. not, however, Advertised L. prulurr
immediate cures, though II aiInrh~
-Ir,siy relief AMI viii, # gwen u reason
able trial, such A. ANY, standard remedy
deserves. r,Sh uut the malaiIr, tu which
II T. adapted. Ia emergencies arising M
families, II i particularly ser, lrrHhlr
AMI II Il esteemed Throughout the mui
~ medicine W comprehensive Il,rs
Nhulr-nlnr vegetable COMPOSITION aul
objectionable lhNur II has rsrn /,
popularity hl purrll Legitimate mean.
Hli nulN we'll ~ul,-tautlHiri fari- AZ" AT,
lrr,L IN regard tot -" II -l,trmatl
call
&C. Hall and wife, ot this cIty, wrt,
III Flagstaff the other day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22

.ir-.IN d't"rurulu al b. u.rlnrk.
VIA un',,ug "u" O." the Mihu, 'w
plnNr- At III, ran m.hl market met NIl'
d ,'IN painful wruirut IT, "t- mtr'
Us TIE usually .ulrt iln"N h"f-' ul
,h" mrat market Wh"u ,h"umu pulIrd
hhrk %" index nug"r "u H." night
hand gnr rauEht III Ia" rop' aHl va
rulhd I'll At e." ur-t DIu, ~ lIop"
vs. immediately ~umuuu"i anal alter
examining thr muiht"d nnI"l mupulht
.r.i 1t between a." ur-I uul -rrun' p.u,~.
VIZ ,u'uug viii l." lucaprlNl,1 lur
Nult 'uI ,,NrtN Week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22

lhr following extract l. hkru from
M" Las Nrgh- urur ul MuldiN
VA lmmru-r crowd Wa galhrfri At The"
,aulhruum grounds ma the northern part
of the rllN SUNDAY att ru""u 1" wlIrrr--
thr .ulruu r,rruuulr- of hNIng IA" cor
net ,tur ut that magnificent structure
l'ruuptN Al ,u'rlrrk the hong ITurr--iulI
Wuuul H. NuN lrum ia" opera huu-r cor
net ont lu thr grounds. In llnr Nrrr th"
Various ORDERS IT the iNihulIr churches
hnN ny hundreds IA lIur, the ia, Vegas
MILITARY htul, departments IT the I've
towns. ,ItN officials W rat lha Vegas
representatives, IL SEVERAL ui the ifitrtuaI
uI.'I-. the distinguished rhulrhiuAu Who
hai rhiTgr ~ ~" rrrrmuulr~. hl- grace.
\rrhhl-h"p ChHprllr, ACCOMPANIED hN
several mhrr rNrrrlh gentlemen MA
rarAg" ant mluGluH AZ ~" rem Wrf"
uHlN Clll3ru- 900 CARTHAGE AMI uu huf~,'
hhrk
llr Program wh- up"urd ~ mu~lc Toy
the rhur Whrl, VA cnmr'~,"i II Mrs
hernandez Nr- ruIN MI,-r- Cochran
tul Nulmrr and i i. luNt"u, + IT. \ur
tom aua 4 VI lu,tuu With MI SENEGAL
At the organ and IL l- ""llr~~ tu add
that their -rlrrlluu~ Wrir rrui"rrd ~plrn.
4. ~
rmrl Iu,urr ~mlth hhh ~rhrrIhrr,
Nrchm-lwp 'hnI"lh nud Father urom
DELIVERED rlwIurut addresses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22

here L. already -"lur t,lk IN railroad
rlIrl'- 1T the new tune card On the Nchl.
-uu. luwka n santa tr, The schedule
viii ptulHhlk take effect sometime next
uuuth, AMI II l. expected that "a number
ut Important changes viii tr made
lhr m"st Important change lH'krd tut
/, the establishment ~ the limited
train -~tN Zee between thlragu and l,'-
\ugrlr-, lhl~ service WA nlrli-h'SI III
the -pring uu account u the light travel
Ia aud from 'aliluruw In'ut- during the
summer. hut II l. certain 1" hr again ~.
HugurAird tn taxi care II the hrAN
through traffic during the winter months
The rr-''-tahlishmrnt 1T this hmll,i ser.
vice viii undoubtedly be- male along the
most economical lluer, aud Il II under
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22


the La uicr~ rurr,-ruIrm nr the
kiuruu Weekly -aN,
Nru Williams va yesterday rrmo,rd
~ r"u~ulhir ~ N" counts rumml--lou
e., hud Nmwo irmJu appointed 10 the
Vacancy lhy- CREATED I'm, move va
made to rtN oul the law aui ORDER
policy u "a" gang tu Winch pulIrN VII
lWnv, ~ an u,Nr"I might hr nu ul,-tarir.
~ h" bear" the reputation ut hrlug tear
less ~ IA" performance 81 hi dutN
The lilo ,,ioudr Republican, has been
'rrrnuN"i ~ olhrlal paper al the county.
notwithstanding the rNl-trur" It cuu
tract lNr printing has hrrn given la
the independent lwurIM ~ reward
lur adjusting and ,laudrring respected AMI
honorable citizens. such ~ Martin luh
man ihH'lu- frrlirnthHl. Malor l.lrwrl
ku, Jalur- \ lur. john X Mrtr, y
/. 'hrl-N, Jw"h ~rhauhIIn dud mau,
uth"T-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22
ulIDIT N>B NOniItD.


ih' N,,ii". I.L. In,Il,. 80 oId Veteran
- k,iIr",I Itr,l,>.
Has morning, III. lhNrllr the we'll.
known railroad grader. called nj Inv
,lII/i\ office AMI stated that hr wA~ the
Nlr'lm ui u "huli.up AMI rnlhrrN' last
night.
liI- >torS l. ~ fulluw~ llr lrft home
ull SOUTH Fist street AMI ralur up town.
VI tl" alley uu Railroad ANrutlr. hrtwrrIi
~trIu'~ AMI ", i. Nhd'- hr got tn talking
,"li,r~, and pulled uut "a roll II InuurN
d. h"t un MCKINNEY. Aftrr thr talk hr
Nruird hI- WAY south through the ALLEY.
ANT at III" college handling. Just before
u"arluug l"ai aN"ulIr iva men M.
preached hlm anh COMMANDED Hands
NJ \ pistol Wa held h tall fellow
Nri -lN feet, while a lat little irlluw
about i've feet slN inches, went through
his rlutlr- ami took from him 81. four
! 'u -rr"rthark- AMI frur silver dollars
AMI hts Wits gold watch \'trr the
robbery Nr. laNril" continued uu huul"
VT ltNrllr came up town tins morn.
lur Wtl tnli Mar~hal trruuI. giving hIm
a description at the alleged "hold up-
nlId rnlhrr~' Nr laNrllr al-o states
Tia, The money taken frnm hun wn~ ~
l"uI"i IT, H." pall on debts H., owed Ia
pnrl .r- ulu uu the Nlaullr \ Pacific.
E,,II,tH'r Transfer.
lrwt, NuuluNA ana wife lu rumu-
null.rrl AMI wife. warranty 1" piece
u' band ~ Is C"rrtlr~ tlun,
thi-. springer 1T al, I" H. ", II BRYAN,
VWt rldIm h. all griiituI'- Interest ~ the
~Wngrr addition. u.
II. W, H. EHAu and vii" tn Jr~u~ lin,
mrr, Iu,t claim tn lot l. 9.I.i.a. t..
i, II AMI - hl"ck \, and lot 81. hIurk
!, springer addition &
t. W H. BrNau AMI VII" lu Emilia \
d"nurlH aunt claim tu lot H. T. ami
~. hlurk =, springer Aldlu"u, ~
H. ". T. Enan nnd wife IT, Alfred
lurlmin, uuit claim tn lots :. and g.,
hlprh \ springer addition, a.
John |" Hall aud wife tu BERNHARD
l,"th" warranty tu fractional lut-, - AMI
q. l'lork 8, l'HIl- aidIlluu 81
ICES" lrr"a hui wifi iu t"Nfgr Mar
Qur/. warranty tu piece ~ ldui N Ran
"l"- lie Ntrl~ru, 81,
iulrIura H. IL, nllIutu 10 angelo \Nl
am. Iult claim h. 4 piece ul lHni north
ul the plaza ui uli Nlhuqurtlur, a-,
tho" pieces ~ land ~ IL" plaza of l.o-
l'uriu"~
Nl'l"u~r ~lmplrr aud wife 1T al. t.
Robert \ Miller, bargain and sale T.,
fractional lut- ~ AMI r.. hlork H. SIM
per addition. 30
sine" 49, there nave been nine ruI
drluu- ct dl-rutrrN III different part,
OF il" country ~ which IhAluhrtlaln''
ole l"l"ra AMI narrhnra Remedy wa,
u," WITH perfect ~urcr~S, lN~rntrtN
Wien epidemic l. aImo-l H. ~rNrtr AM
dhuG"t"u, ~ N-lallc cholera. llrrrtnlur,
u" h"-l ri'"rt- "l the most Skilled phN-i
clans lN" idIlri tu rhrrk IT, TaNAgr-
lh~ Tru",h however. hd- cured the Iunst
malignant rA,r- bath 1T children Hud
adult. AMI under the mn-t irving con
dlll"u~, which rf"Nr~ II H. l." thu hrst
ln"ilrtm m the world fuT hnwr com
plalW- f"r al" hl ". T. MAXWELL lIrug
Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22

lhr hr-t ~nlNn IN the world Tor cuts,
hrul-,'-, -rfr-, ulcers, salt rhrum. fever
-t,- letter, rlApp.si hNnd-, rhllhAin-,
COINS AMI all skin rrupilonS, aud lHs'l
lively rurr- piles uT 10 pay required, II
l. guaranteed Ia give perfect satisfaction
~ money TWundti. Price, 26 cents per
boI. FOR sale hy pilisbury n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22

he, rdturd them, aud p~1sihly, thr end
/. not vet. lluW~rt the frcrut action
ut l'r.iirut luay. When hr sent drlm
htlun tu invite hrf IT, return tu Mexico.
show that h. hrl",e.a mistake ha- mpu
mhi" lr Young lAiN NetN hrtmralh
-puru.l lu- imitation 60 rtutn -u hong
IL. l,r remained president aul thr -liui
tom at Wr-rut With the Mexican Nv
lItu- ou %" Wait 'h wuV into th.
wluI states 700 -'ttr' -" l'wt ulI D.
IUlu Iulrf"-ilut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22

T'WTT7TNITITT
The ruhiuiurnt ~ tnn- tul iWIu
"u.i-l outs ~ ufsi rlh.- luII"au -l"I
-. dihlitg ear Aud uu. lugtEe rd'
Win u compartment eat .ur" % W""k
TOE "Nlia lHggHg" huI NIu.- WIll g..
lurI' . lnil ul iiuu, j tuI W. ,h Nil
Vwu r"d'r 4" rtfN Ur.' Dt.. -."I"f..
nml rntN "uh tuuf ...rN- and
rnu h"s \ h.'utr ut 100. cot. rnh
uHu vii T." luruu3 u 80 Umn'
t..f.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22
SUPREME COURT.
Several laNc> Argued AMI NuNn07
this tOuft.

W. the \rW MrNicu >uprrmr 4, 1
lrrlhN ttt"luu-u tl'cH," NJ SOM !
AZ phuntIn ~ error so The lrr,.
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wo aprllr"
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the property of the Nllnnlr Al
Railroad co., appellants
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e. Nvrnt. Columbus. Ohln. rrrtl--
lir Kings New Discovery has noe,
n tough remedy. i, i, Brown
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and would rather have II than dlN
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al hand and has u" fear If Iruup'"
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lgt uncut Il' IR irhI.yr am grrH
amount from their ihucr ami uri port ,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-22

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citizen ui l~hprmlng, Mich hu r''
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colds Group AMI "h"oplng cough
pleasant, safe AMI reliable, tut -
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