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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
SANTA re PROSPECTS.
\ off,eiai talks Of the Roads Present
Condition.

offieisl talks Of the Roads Pressn,
JonditiUn.
President Ripley. ~ the Atchison. To-
Az A santa ke railway. and his assist
A. ,hAilrr N. iiigsIn-al, passed
rough the city "Wednesday night f0t
Aleaso. frum All official ,isit ~ 0u,h.
California. The l.oS Angeles Times
\ this " nay regarding their visit:
hHrl.r N. HigginsoI, oi Chicago, re-
LIN, appointed assistant a. the pr,ri-
Ind /. the Al,hish,. topeka n santa Re.
Iin ID. cll,. IT., sidcr, Ripley In uo,,Si
the care and discrimination with
Lleh h. selects his associates, and Ia
n,yrinson be- secuted n nIAn ~ un.
I,nlIS varied iailIuaG experience. For
n min. ,raIs Nj. Higgih-,n WIN con.
rtsd with the thicagu, Burlington "
Slpr,, His first NHk WA ia the IN.
,,et,ug department. lie then entered
mechanical department. where he re-
lined TOT several years. For three
Irs he had charge ui the purchasing
kieu,. lie WAS then transferred " the
hitting depai tn.nt. aud finally. IN 1851.
snr Vic. President Harris assistant
m, operation uf the road, = position
pryhal similar ~ that which he nov
"a on the santa Ne.
N am here" -aid Mr.. Higginron, TO
acquainted with IA. santa fe sys-
Il IL my FIRST visit 10 California.
Iry big railroad. no matter how care
NJ and efficiently II In managed, must
ssni svaie Oppatuntties for improve.
hi and econOipy, aud n new man IL al
NJ more apt ~ S.e them. | am very
keh pleased with the ply steal condi.
oi the southern California, aud with
motive power. Few people here
m " appreciate the progress that has
IN msde IN their midst IN the us- "
on railway engines. II IL constantly
reasing. Probably no more scientific
burning In duue IN the world than
b on the California line Of the santa
, b End the mechanical department 81
Santa Re Ia gvod condition. In our
= ps al Topeka the number Ot labor-Sa'-
devices In phenomenal, and most re-
kkAble results have been obtained Ia
use Of compressed air.
The trsffie IL the system II good. We
great quantities Of mountain pine
w 49,. . ~ hss ,as
, 49, .as .o IT,, ~. az,
Nv .,,,n.S ~ ,,n. na H."
wI s si ~ ,s"n,,. s.id ."d
.S,,h Gu. ,h.n > hard ,u,~,'
S ,.s ".'nra, ~ .,
y, ~, ~.. 800 hn, 1T, ,..,ns
Matted 10 this procrr. il will Inst ellen.
BIZ twelve years.
M the Southern California railway
wah tie~ are used extensively, and ~
are much more durable than pine.
Is not necessary IA treat them. The
thern Pacific uss~ more cedar aud
}, and the iiea are treated by \ pro-
similar " that We use"
u. Higginson IN nIalrst and uDas'
ling man. aud has little tO ray sbont
wWk. and still lrss abOut himself
men have had wider experience In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

. THAT INJUNCTION!
Cas- Byiore Jutse COIlIer...HIs
Opinion ID Df alIg.
A Child Lost from the M. l Pas"
ssnger Tran.
INTERFERING COllsetlon of 81 ~ items ai q
Shipnen,>.
roupNAMrsr WARRANT RETURNED.

When The hearing IN the appiicat,ni
OF ". IT, ltimble \ 90. tot All injuncl ion
came W before Judge collier this morn.
Ing. Mcs-rs. \, u. Stevens and u. >. Cum.
minRs, members ~ the street committee.
took the stand and test flied that Ia letting
the contract fOr work Ia Ulnist,si Il DIX
on AMI j. ". Palmer, they were not In
huenced by either personal ~ political
motives; that the work VI hath these par.
ties hal been found satisfactory In the
past; they always employed reliable driv.
ers, and under the circumstances they
did not feel II a. I've h. the interests NJ the
city 10 make change from tlese men.
Judge Collier. after the Testimony was
In, heard briefly the arguments advanced.
and then rendered an opinion granting
eomllainantr n Temporary injunction ~.
4traihing the street committee trum
letting the Proposed contracts or the
council from paying money thereon IN.
I'll further orders " the court. The
Judge. In ~, deciding, staiSi that he did
not consider that The street committee
had any suthurity a. make any contracts,
under the statutes VI New Mckee, and
the ordinances ~ the city. w. ALA Mid
that II the contract had been already let
by the city council. hr would not attempt
h, interfere with II IN anV way. ~ he
considered the council vested with dis.
crrti,nar, right ~ the matter. The
only fleet III the d,.'i.iun u that the
council must let contracts and -ubr"in.
uitt'- have ~ right I" IN 81,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

I'm Arnold. ~ Ashland. Mas. /, feed
Ing n train lead " cattle nj the stock
yards to-day. III" catii. were purchased
IN southern New Mexico. and will he
-hipptsi a. haigr city. kas.
j. Is. Manly. IL Trinidad. II here To-
day a. ship large number 81 cattle, p,Ir-
chased IN New Mexico. ~ his Colorado
aId hanHaa customers.
v. \. HOpewell, Of lliilsbOro. came Ia
from the south lat night Ia confer with
". II. slaughter relative "a shipping his
tHopewelII cattle from sierra county "
Kansas pastures.
,ieorge Chefs, Jr., " Ashland, kas.. wln,
has purchased largely Of cattle In south
ern New Mexico and Arizona. aud A. A.
Spaugh. of Cheyenne. NyO,. who recent,
purchased alOut 1900 csttle IN Arizona.
came In from Oh. south last night. and
after comforting with Assistant stock
Agent Ibenni@,n, continued on nOrth.
Thursday waa big day nj the local
stock yards. There We're about iun cattle
ears ON the switch tracks. and about
son cattle were stoppei at the yards and
branded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

10 CITY Clsrh Dixon, and The eitisens and
Ore ccmmittees having the celebration
In charge. viii depend upon the liberaiity
81 the people of Albequeruue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

u. ?. Davis, n prominent liveryniAu
merchant 81 Goshen. Va. he's this u
Gu the subject Of rheumatism; II
pleasure In recommending Cham.
Nus Pain Balm for rheumatism. ~
w from personal experience that u
10 all that Ii claimed for II. A year
Ills spring my brother WAS laid up
Rd with infiammatnry rheumatism
funered intensely. The tirst appli.
q OF Chambsriaih's Pain Balm raa.si
pain. and the Use Of one bottle COM
" cured him" For sale by ". A.
we'll Drug Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
NeEk a Gan Ani..i..

antonio 10 the so-ns II consiiera.
''.y l-is week. says the Ban Mar.
leu additional teams have been
making In oil thirty teams
~ grading tho canal and rails
railroad tract. section Foreman
=. Ass over forty usn Il worh In
- service. and Bridge yorsnaa
~s fan forss II saEpsassrs a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

scott knight Is here from Albuquer.
que to-day billing the town with large
and handsome Ia'Sters and Autographs an.
nnunclng the Fourth annual tournament
II the New Mexico Volunteer Firemen's
association. tie IL very anxious that
santa fe shall h. represented by 4 run
ming team. Last year Albuquerque
turned out IN uGasse AMI came 10 santa
fr to attend this event. and Mr.. knight
l. right when he says the people II santa
H. should this year rrciprocate by send
INK large attendance Ia Albuquerque.
III" sum II $iun u offered In prizes.
and aside from the tourney there will be
-I-clal program oi sports 10 occur. be-
ginning July ;, aud closing On the night
Of the lth, Mr.. Knight will visit the
leading points in the territory and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" the events. lie counts
on fully $500 visitors at Albuquerque on
III. occasion, IA very liberal special rates
have been mad" 10y the ktchi-on. Topeka
X santa fr. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

work putting In new bridge 49, feet
l"ng. Wrl thu Nroya. THIS work will
S~t tuliS tli."n II will help ~ pro-
lrcl frun owe n ~ 5Vn acres ~ u. heat
farming iRui north ~ old town all under
The diicn. INV hring rnlti,at,si Ia wheat,
rorn Rnd beans. and several small ~.
charda, The W. 4 IL expected to be IN.
lSh,1l hS June ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
INV inIrrn, Wiz.

Prom pWihr iiralth Juufuai
First. get sifr, second. h patient.
iou una, have gros; triB' aud I~rplrxi.
Ties IN SWir hi~iu''s~, bt., de- not. there
lore. carry g. your hem" n cloud, " cOn.
'Lc,t7, brow imf wife muy have trials
Shir'i. though II l,~s4 magnitude, may b-
har' ~ her Ia hear. A Kind WORT. n
'rndrt lE'k, viii do wonders Ia chasing
irum her hruw all rl"uis II gl1m, To
ihis "" would add always keep bottle
4 ,hanIl-rlain's cough Remedy In the
hou-". 1, II the best aud II sure a. be-
needed Spii-r ~ later. Your wife will
then Know that you really care for her
aud wish H. pr, i'ct her health. f0t sale
hN v 4 NM Mpll hfmR "a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
HlAaehar,i. Perez,

p Antonio will be the scene Of u
(snt wedding next Monday evening,
Charles Blanchard. Of Las Vegas.
Be married ~ Miss filomenA J,
Of San Antonio. The ceremony
axe place Al the home Of the brides
ps. Mr.. Blanchard Ia the son oi
|nas. Blanchard. who at one time had
Psinses house In s,~orro. and Miss
u the beautiful and accomplished
P'sr OF Hon. Demstrio Perez. late
oriAl auditor Of New Mexico.--sO-
Chisftain.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

lid yon ever think how readily the
hlrrI l. pui-unrd 10y constipationt Had
hlpd means had health and premature
old ngr. l~Wit,- Little Early Riaera,
the famous little pills, overcome Obsti'
nate ronsiiparion v. Y. Walton. drug
pist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

20 you hnd & person who has tried
Foas Liver Regulator you are sure "a
Asm say sousihing In his favor
!: Judy. Hue Glass. H.. recently
i cannot do without Simmons
regulator since ! know the value
tamily medicine" And Ds. ",
eess OF Beaufort, y. c. says: II
70: simmons Liver Regulator and
NO b Q first class liver medicine
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
~ Van az fpuCArIoS.
H-eo,un-p ,iaii"n. of tom,sittSe ca Tea

Accommodation. of quantities GA Teach,
-rs..O,her R-ports
The -rhnl beard pet al the Office Of
X. ". d. BT!an Last night. Ia special ses-
Sion. and heard the reports u the several
committees. President kul,ls being In
the chair.
Trustee Albright ofiiciated ~ secretary,
vice Clerk Pratt, absent.
The financial committee made the fol-
lowing report:
Fifty per cent. of the general
county fund for 1894, now
due, tiO,sa,l. 0s ..........45 o., 400 81
Fifty per cent. ~ the city fund
for ts.AJ, now due, es.SD.s1. 4.t0 N
saloon and gambling license
Tor irSb .'',,..s.'',''. V,SSS "
From ls.si assessment. both city
and couity. estimated 900. 5,UD u
From poll tax, estimated ... 1000 III
Total. .............S s5, sy3 a
The report shows n ilrst-class financial
statement Of affairs, and the report Of
the committee was unanimously accepted
BY the board and placed on file.
The teachers committee. through the
chairman. reported ~ follows:
We. your committee on teachers, re-
commend the employment Of the follow
Ing teachers fOr the eomlng school year
Martha n. Minslow. Bertha Hegman,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Mcdonald. Josephine Hamm
Elizabeth Anderson, Ida Elder. Lou lee
Catherin Cameron. Ada N. Cutler. Ma
T. l. Butts. Lille A Keepers. Margaret
X. Lee, klia ID COltrsne, Miss Cora Bile
Armstrong. Mrs. kama i.udlum and
Marion Merritt.
We further recommend the employment
Of Professor alter A. Tenney. ~ teacher
Of drawing. st q salary of ESQ per month
We recommend that the employment
Of special music director b. discontinued
and that the teachers be requested 10 con-
time this line Of study.
We further recommend the discontin.
uing Of special substitute teachers list
leaving the employment II substitutes "
the discretion Of the superintendent.
On motion. the report wss adopted a
read and IN full.
&C. Crockett and o. ]. Carter were re-
commended - jAnitos Of the public
school buiidings by the committee on
buildings and janitOrs.
The board will meet In regular SESSION
on Monday, June I. 10 which an adjourn
nient was taken.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

! X DeYoung. Middlrburg. Ia.
! nave used one Minute Cough
~ sM years. both Tor myself and
sa, and ! consider IL the quickest
sno most satisfactory cough cure
"s' used. ". Y. Walton, drug.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

". II. Grlswold. With his family. cane
In from Csrriiios and 10 nov living on
Hunins avenue. He has accepted 20
sitiea q he freight asvsl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

Young mothers dread the summer
%S' .ss 90 ': sssl. a. s:s ga y ~S.
.h"ss who Keep on hand bswi,s!s Cole
aud Cholera Cure. and Sdn.inistsr Il
s sss%s ..a nss ss,.. S .;a :0l .. az.
relief. ". 7. Walton. druggist
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

Mrs Martha Il. Johnston. special cor
respondent for the Mail and Times. hes
MoInes, Iowa. who '~as here last Frbrl.
AIRY and then t"ok u trip over the Atlantic
4 Pacific. visiting the principal cities
and towns In Arizona and southern Call.
fornia. came In from the west last night
aud registered nj u. san Felipe. Mr..
Johnston met his wife here. he reaching
the city ON the delayed No. from the
north this morning. thry are viewing
the sights Of our city W-day, aud will
leave Tomorrow morning Tor NJ paso,
aud from there will make to,ir OF Mex.
leo. They are very agreeable people. and
hon0red THE CITIZEN office with most
pleasant call at noon to-day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
Condensed Testimony.

tsaoeas~a tesumony
Chas. Il. Hood. Broker and MAnufaetur.
er's Agent, Columbus. Ohio. certines that
Df. Kings New discovery has no equal a.
Q CoigL remedy. J. b. Brown. Prop.
81. James Hotel. ~. Wayne. Ind.
te-titiss that he was cured II 4
Cough 0f two years standing,
caused by Ia Gnpp-, by Dr. King's
New Discovery. Il. s. Merrill. Baidwins-
Vile. Mass. says that he has used and
recommended II and never knew II n fall
and would rather have Il than any doctor.
because II always cures. ArA Hsmming.
xss Is. 18th 81. Chicago. always keeps II
q hand and has M fear Of Group, because
u instantly relieves. Free Trial Bottles
at waltou's Drug Store.
That rssrssA snt warraa,.
Chief Ruppe. ~ the IRE Department.
informs TaE CITIZEN that the warrant
for $50. appropriated the other night 70
the nremsn's tournament By tAs city
eoaasil. vs. this nsxnias hAsasd bach
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30
The Iteacas Misssos.

After mature consideration and con.
slltation with the city pastors. Mr.. 7. j.
S,rowbridge has concluded 10 discontinue
the Rescue Mission. aud he and his tai
entsd wife will seek y field Of labor In
the east.
During their stay IN Albuquerque Mr..
and Mrs. StrOwbridge have commended
themselves n all ciasses Of people ~
earnest and devoted laboFers 10 q most
excellent cause. and Il IL regretable that
the way cannot be made clear for the
work ~ be continued.
Everyone who has come In contact with
Mr.. and Mrs. strowbridge will wish them
abundant success In their new Geld Of
work,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

lrNitt'- Sarhpaiilla riransr- the
blaSi. increases the appetite Hnd tonnes
up the system. II has benefited many
people who have suffered from hl,ah dis.
orders. II viii hrlp you, v. T. Walton.
druggist.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

The Phsnix Herald, Ia IT. article OH ALI
other passenger train being put on th.
santa ~, Pro.r,tt h Phoenix. says;
Next Wednesday evening an secommo-
dalton train will leave Ph.~nir over the
santa r.. Prescott n phOeniI Rad for
Ash Fork. where Il will max. ci's.e con.
n3otions with the rast bound overland
express.
fhs object In putting ON this extra
train In that the business Of this city de-
niAnds thu best accommodations pp.sible
10 the matter u transsrting business
with outside points and NO time eau be
lGst.
From next "Wednesday the patrons u
this road can leave Phoenix NJ s:t5 o'clock
In The morning. and 0a arrival at Ash
fork In tbs evening make close oonnee-
tion with ths overland train on the Az
lantic d Pzelhs fos California and no
tiss b iasI Pssssassrs fes shs sass can
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30

One swallow d,s" no. make spring. hut
one swallow Of One Mihds Cough Cure
brings relief. v. Y. Walton, druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-28
 < MaIoney's Wedding

tMaloneys Wedding was pre- sented at the Opera-house last night to fair-sized audience. The com pany possesses but little merit. The singing and dancing were very good but when that is said all is said. Tfe acting was in the nature of "horse play, ? and the jokes were as stale as chestnuts. The limitations given by John Duffy, as "Mr Maloney, , however, were very good and were liberally applauded,
 The Cotton Belt orchestra also rendered fine service, which was one of the most enjoyable features of the evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-28
Rarber's Peculiarities.

Did you ever know" 2" said Ninth street barber, that certain men who come into this shop to be shaved exert a queer hypnotic influence over one or more of the barbers? It's a fact. Now,
 there's man over there at the next chair but one. He doesn't look like a nervous fellow, does he? Nol We'll, he isn't nervous as a rule, but there's a certain man about town whose very ap- pearance i'll the doorway sets that man shivering like man ill fit. He could no more shave that particular customer than fly. Another man who used to work i'll this shop couple of years ago was similarly affected, but to greater degree, by prominent business man, a MT. B.. Whenever Mir. B. came into the shop, the barber would grow deathly pale and quiver spasmodically.
 It frequently compelled him to knock off work for whole day, and finally the boss had to discharge him. Fact Here's another funny thing. Did you ever know that the average barber hates nothing so much as to have to shave a man s upper lip? I don t know why it is, but I feel that way myself I'd rather lose day 8 pay than shave off a mans mustache,
 and when a smooth faced man comes in- to this shop you ought to see the way each of us soldiers and monkeys around, so as to keep him from getting in our chairs. Philadelphia Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-28
Locomotives.

The other day gentleman who is at the head of firm that makes locomo- tives got off a train at the station and walked forward to the splendid engine that had pulled the express over the country to New York at flying rate of speed He spoke to the engineer, ex- blaming who he was, and the two talk ed about her, as they called the great mass of steel and iron, as if it were a human being. They were both proud of her, the engineer claiming there wasn't another like her on the rails.
 ''I don't say that, the locomotive manufacturer said to friend as they walked away, "but it is true that an- other locomotive built on the same model by the same workmen with the same materials will not do the same work. There's hitch somewhere be- yond our understanding which makes difference in tie hauling power. Which is curious when you think of it and makes the engine seem almost hu- man. New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-28
Arctin Sunhurn.

To hear of suffering from heat i'll the arctic regions sounds incredible to those who have never been there. Lieu tenant Glider relates the experience of his party from this cause while one sum mer in King William s Land and declares that probably nowhere on earth is yhe traveller more annoyed by acute sunburn than i'll the frigid zone The heat of ordinary exercise compels him to throw back the hood of his coat, and by thus exposing the head not only his entire face becomes blistered, but-especially if he is fashionable enough to wear his hair thin on the top of his head-his entire scalp is affected about as severely as if a bucket of scalding water had been poured upon him.
 At later period Lieutenant Schwat- ka's entire party, while upon sledge journey from Marble island to Camp Daly, were so severely burned that not only their faces but their entire heads were swollen to nearly twice their size. And fine looking party they were. Some had faces so swollen that their eyes were completely closed on awaken. ing from sleep. When one was fortu- nate enough to be able to sec the others, he could not refrain from laughing All dignity was lost. Even the august com mander of the party was laughing stock, and, though he knew why they laughed at each other he could not un- derstand why he should excite such mirth. Pretty soon he saw his face in mirror and found that when he tried to smile his lips were so thoroughly swollen that the effect was anything but happy. The contortion expressed sentiment, but hardly that of pleasure He could readily have been taken for a grimacing idiot, or malicious lunatic, according to the preference of the be- holder --Cassell's Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-28
His Sweetheart and His Tailor.

A young man whose income is by no means sufficient to keep up his style of living received tailor's bill. He is en- gagged to young lady who is the happy possessor of a comfortable bank account.
 The young mans tailor sent him bill with the remark written on it that it was long past due. When he received the bill, he was engaged in writing a note to his fiancee and i'll some way had his attention called away as soon as it was finished He returned to his desk,
 placed the tailor's bill instead of the note in an envelope and directed it on his typewriter, which fact was all that saved him. When he called, she was very indignant, but he was quick wit ted and began berating the tailor for sending her an account which he disput- ed ill order to prejudice her against him
 out of spite because the young man
 would not pay an unjust claim. The next morning tho lover told the tailor all about the affair, paid the bill, and the maker of clothes helped him out by sending the girl all apology, by which kindness he obtained an order for two suits of clothes. Washington Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-28

Hon. R. F. Foster was in the city
 today. Mir. Fosterrecently removed from Cleveland County to Jefferson, and has located on his farm a few
 miles from this city in this county. Mr. Foster has several times re- presented Cleveland County ill the Legislature of the State and his acquaintances will be glad to learn that he has become per manent citizen of this county. Ii has been intimated that he will be a candidate in this county for the Legislature at the ensuing election
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-28
ARusiness Change

We have this day purchased the grocery stock of E. l.. Taylor, and shall endeavor to keep full and complete assortment in this line at the same old stand We cordially invite the patronage of all customers of the old house and shall guarantee them the same fair treatment as in the past. D. B. HOUSTON.
 s til Feb. l w. H. RoANE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-28
Athletic Exhibition at El Pase,

For above occasion, the Cotton Belt Railway will sell tickets at the rate Of one fare for tound trip. Date of sale, February 8, 9, 10, II and F; good for return, February %. Limit of tickets will be extended thirty days if presented to agent a. Fl Paso on or before February POI Cheap rates will be on sale at Fl Paso to all points in Mexico. For further information, etc, call on or address, B. H. Wl4soN,
 Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-28
otiee

The Cotton Belt Band and Orchestra, having secured Prof John G. Miller. Sr., as director oI o Orchestra, and Prof. John G. Miller Jr., as director of Band, is ready to make bids and accept engagements for any and all entertainments, such as conventions, parades, ,picnies, fairs balls, social hops, germans, public or private dances, etc. For reason able prices will furnish band from twelve to eighteen pieces and orchestra from three to twelve pieces. We are at your service in or out of the city
 Yours Respectfully,
 J. E. SCoTT, A. A. MILLER,
 Secretary. Pres't. < Mgr I 20 d7t