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Dn, DAVID KEnNEDYS
EAV0RI1'E: REMEDY

saved my life. for was ia miserable
condition mp To the time began TO
take tiny friends thought | would
never be better
My sister also has been very sick
with bladder I, ouble for over a year.
80 bad that quantities uf blood would
come from her. She suffered at times
most frightful pain, aud nothing
seemed to help her until she began
the use OF DR. David Kenuedy's Fa
vorite Remedy. She j. now using her
third bottle, and j. like "a different
person MRS THOMAS DYE.
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KidneyTroub|eC Cured

The Importance of knowing just
what to do when one is afflicted with
kidney disease or troubles Of urin-
arv nature, Is best answered by the
following letter which was recently
published In the Pcughkeepsie,
N. Y. News Press
MILLERToN. Dutchess Co N. Y
"Dr. David Kennedy, Dear Sir -
Fur more than eighteen months | was
so badly afflicted with kidney trouble
| could So rcely walk II quarter of II
mile without almost fainting. | did
not gain any until ! brGu'n t. use DIR.
David kenurdN's Fdvurttr Remedy.
After using the first bottle | noticed
u decided Improvement which con
tinurd, and knew that
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a.IrnI IIIMmLlIh

Instant rrlicf experienced ana a permanent
cure hy the most speeds ANA greatest r'luudl iu
the Wurli-Otto's cure Tor Lung tud Throat dis
cl,cs. why VIII yuu continue 10 irrltutc your
throat aud lungs wlth ual terrible hacking
cough when " II. Herman. TiuNulNlllo. Pd.,
sole agent win furnish you IRE" sample hottie
ofthi~ great guaranteed remedy ltS success
Is simul wonderful as your druggist VIII tell
YOU. Otto'~ cure II now sold ia every town ana
village on his continent. sample free. Large
bottle. 81. ana 2jc.
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1t will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks of bilious
collie to learn that prompt relief may
We had 10y taking Chamherlain's Collie
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy. In
many instances the attack NAV be
prevented 10y taking this remedy as
soon as the first symptoms of the dis
ease appear. 2J and 80 cent bottles
for sale by all druggists.
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Trains Leave sclinsyroyo Junction

Trains Leave SolinsgrOyo Junction
am, week days arriving Rt philadelphia 3
IO I. II. New YORK b3 IN, Baltimore 10 p
q. Washington 30 pm,
til r. ", week days arriving at Philadelphia
S-a5P.M. New York o. m, Baltimore 1910
4. NJ,
So pm, daily arriving atPhiladelphla 20 a
u, New York an,
Trains also Leave Sunbury:
go Pr dsily arriving at Philadelphia
g. n IN Baltimore go q, m. Washington 80
n, IN, New York Q 83 am.
WsekdGyr,.o oGam sundays l3S a IN. daily
arriving at Philadelphia 10 90 a m, New York
~ 81 pm, Baltimore % me- Washington 10
10 am.
ISo.p m week days arriving at Philadelphia
s3 IN, New York o - p m, Baltimore 10
.. M Washington I 30 m.
Trains also leave Sunbury at 9Is a. m, and
0 20 and II p, IN. Tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia
and Bltimore,
For rates maps SC, call on Ticket Agent OF
address Thos. Watt, =. a. w. ID. 40 Fifth Ave
Pittsburg, Pa.
]. X. WOOD.GenI Pass Agent
:. NJ. PROVOST, Genn Manager.
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sam, For Catawissa and HlI0ltOn.
q "a M, 1000 u III, and 6Ij p m, For Wilkcsharre.
40 NJ, 10 20 am, | 5s p m, Ibp m, For Sha
mok!n and Mount Carmel.
Ssrday 1000 m, for Wilkesbirro.
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Branch Stores and Agencies In almost every
city and town. II Columbas are not properly
represented in your vicinity let us know.
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helft runner schneida
usht holver so feel tox.

loo about, helft runner schneida
fa;d bet n usht holver so feel tox.
NJ breicht ken loddern
room draw far kondadawta soocha
we seller oi fillosofer woh en- ar
licher mon hsoocht hut.
Awvcr nJn Gottlieb, nix far 90
roots IchIlnain nix bases by dem,
aver. ich cd fess, ich iartzaru mich
OILS ebmohl, ,or dihenkers, won ich
iyver de SOD la denk, dos ne mon
rigglc shpfka muss far fooftzich
cont der dah 9, vile onora doona fer
bis sex sbtd5nd i'm daug uff Gus
g'shtup. ddf hteel room rutsha un
= folk batzFled eua tzwelf bis drei
sich un fd5ftzich dawler derfore.
Ouch bin idl net base ivver dlch, I'm
huff du men Isht my worda far was
Sc waerd hu. SO nemma mir III
breef fun Hausa Barrick. SO feel
fun mere.
WENpEt KiTzMiLLER,
York. Pa. Iar. Is Fendoo ShriNcr
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FINANCIAL
EW ON EY,

jay Gould. VITO accumulated one Of the lirg.
est fortunes ever made In wall street, said "Thc
secret ut successful speculation Is concentration
ui capital
Wrtolluw his plan by combining m our Fi.
nnnCini Trust Department the accounts ut
numerous tustumCr~. Wukiug one Investment
which Is protected 10y the combined capital Of
all aud making prorato divisions ui profit semi.
monthly an ong the members Ot this Department.
During the past seven month, We have made
semi muu'l ly divisions NJ prott amounting 4"
l9i per cont. and the PROSPECTS for the tu'urc are
N ~ n'ftering. Nut one dollar entrusted tO us
CrtuyCstmcut In our Financial Trust lie.
Inrtmcut has ever been lost. Write for full
PARTICULARS which viii lC matted free.
G.. D.UtGliES d go, bankers and iyoSDr-.
- Broadway, New York city.
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Cancer
OF the Breast.

Mr.. A. II. Crausby, of IsS Kerr ST.,
Memphis, Tenn, says that his wife
paid no attention to small lump which
appeared in her breast, but il soon de
veloped into cancer of the worst type,
and notwithstanding the treatment of
the best physicians, il continued TO
spread and grow rapidly, eating two
holes in her breast. The doctors
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|TTeR TO GoTTLle6
DONASTlEL.
Takes Ercep-
Gs Old Mans Vie,os.

b,pon pa) Daily Reporterl
ledshter semi-weekly
hob un hob g'saena os
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tzeidung in my SOCK
Il bin grawd nuf ons
s wartzhouse. Sis net
#,is de gous sett WOO
%et dort sin bynonner
a hob ich my tzeiduug
un hob di Sn'''N
oruo SON sort fun ma
a = driver g'holta, un dc
ken agreed dos du ,Si 1e
brdlich goot gadrulia
I net de gons worene''
ierleicht a glae oisSe' "'''
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Net os du mich fer
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.swver ich contend os de
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+. l. Sc far olders wora we
''<opsrecs in shtyle wora'
10 goot we ich. Gottlieb' i.
cbticha grosa crinollne
,onnich mole i'm waiG
II fnn der meetin' odder
&cb awile ON daerly shtae
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wore'n mort-sockerey'
8dcr-drechdichy fashion
N IA tswae daid ich de
Il memma by ma ordlicha
.rsheod De armel con
a booya-ur haeva-ous
'1eyn-un no con mer duch
'prse. es nembt shtuti' fer
~, os es g'numma hut
,nser gowndshtuck tsu
q oIders, awver net so feel
'%nich ame grunds.budda
"a ch daid.
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hicers un feel mae enter
IEsell alaenich. De omts-
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kusht mus argets haer
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Solaglupper aSreea init
sell feel mae ousmaucht
sleit eYa vida armel. Why
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\ ! der karrich gadruliec
tresident un Governed
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Harrison greekt
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batzawlt greega. Ole
boweri woxt is drunni
Dlles os Gus der publ
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17

A General Conference Held on Details Of Work
In Hand.

PITTsBURG, Pa. October II This
mornings session of the convention Of
the Brotherhood OF St. Andrew was
devoted to a general conference of de-
tail of brotherhood work, while this
afternoon there are sectional canfer-
ences for bible-class leaders, travelling
men, Sunday school teachers and Off
GERS. The annual convention sermon
will be preached tomorrow at Trinity
church by Bishop Whipple, Of Mime
sofa, and who will also preside over
tae closing meeting of the convention
in the evening. In the afternoon,
there will be mass. M citing at the
exposition building. The speakers Of
the day will include the lord bishop OF
Niagara, 1T. Rev. j. Philip DdMouIin,
and Bishops Whitehead aud Whipple.
sUPPLIcATIoN FOR DIVINE GUIDANCE.
PrTTsBURG, Penn, October Ia
morning and evening prayer. specially
prepared by Bishop Cortlandt WnIse-
head, has b,en brought to public no.
lice by the present convention of the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew. The pray.
er, which will form portion Of the
Sunday and week day services until
November Sd, is slpplication for d.
vine guidance in the election which is
at hand, and for the preservation ofthe
national union and liberties, ofwisdom
and good government and peace with
all the world. The bishop has recon-
mended that the petition be frequently
offered by devout Episcopalians.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
THE DEBT OF NATURE
Henry {. Abbey, operate Theat-
ricaI Manager, Dies Sud-
denly in New York.
BRYAN'S SPECIAL TRAIN
Everybody was Bidding on Wheat
in Chicago To-day and the
Price Rushed up.
FIRE AT COLUMBUS, OHIO

New YORK, October 17--IIenTy K
Abbey, operatic theatrical manager,
died suddenly this morning, at h's
home in the Osborne, Flat House. He
had been in bad health since early in
the summer. At that time, he end his
wife concluded to separate. Shorty
afterwards. she operatic firm of Abbey,
Schoeffe & Grau failed. Mr.. Abbey =
poor health took on critical phaee.
early Wednesday morning. when Re
was attacked with hemorraage of tie
stomach. Every effort . check tie
ailment proved unavailing. Shortly
after 2 o'clock, he be anne uncons 10 8
and died in short time. The .uneral
will take place next u.7day, inte..
ment being made at Norihamp. IN,
Mass.
Henry E. Abbey was comparatively
a young man. He was born in Akron,
Ohio, in 1916, and learned the trade of
jeweler with his father, who was in
the jewelry business, and bequea tbed
him his business. Having musical
tastes, Mr.. Abbey became an able mt
sician. Ia 1869, he became manager
of summer opera house In his native
city. His experience with the opera
house turned out disasrously. Subse-
quently, he went . the tox Office Ia
Euclid Avenue opera house at Clsve-
land, under the veteran, John Ellsle-,
and, later, became treasurer of Ellsler's
opera house at Pitsburg. He became
very popular and had number Of Of
fers to take charge of tours of promi-
nent professionals. Of these offers, he
selected that made by Lotta.
In 1889, he brought Sarah Bernhardt
and her company to this count y, at
great expense. Then being secure in
his new fame, Mr.. Abbey and Mr..
Schoeffel became interested in operate
affairs. They brought over Nillson,
Patti, Langtry, and Irving, and theif
fame increased.
In 1898, Mr.. Grau was taken into the
firm, to strengthen the plans that had
been made for magnificent grand
opera season. When the firm secured
the Metropolitan opera house, 1t was
their ambition to give grand opera.
This ambition was realized in the his
tory of the brilliant managerial career
of Mr.. Abbey, inseparably linked with
glories and reverses in the Metropo.i-
tan opera house.
On May 23d, the theatrical world
and the public were astonished to hear
of the failure of Abbey, Schoeffel &
Gran
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THs WHEAT BULGE.
Tire Cereal Has Advanced Twenty Cents Since
September.

CnICAGo, Ilipois. October II. =
Wildos; open ng ofthe wheat market,
this morning. in many months. Tbs
market ives seIf-assertive, il depending
on no individuaL or clique, and gong
beyond the ontrol of the manipula-
tion Of foreign influence and crop de-
ficienciol which usually rule the situa-
ton. The S"n Francisco report, In
abatement ias strength, qualify the
statement by good shipments for India
and Aus rslia. The trade, this morn
ins, was ofvast rscpotlkns. y ~
Dr. ing he las half hour, the market
b. 9 ne d funawfy rffifr, everybody
buying and bidding for wheet and
rrshing prices up from AN @ 76-A
for Dc ember. The frenzy lasted until
the close, which was at recession
from he outside, but with q net gain
for the day Of 324 cents. Closing, the
Berlin G. 5lts, showing an advance OF
A q marks, a. thst pace, and the re-
p 1T os sda;.iaaal se'ss at San Francis
c ), for shipment /, Icdia, a.reerel 10
be fIal siimu US IN tc-day's market,
alihorgh ths srs sculst We world seems
TO have b 1me bull'sb, without regard
to special items o. news.
Coarse clains We Lelped along by
the rapid bulge OF wheat, but there
was en- absenre of tprmoil and excite
meat in he pr wieIe they were trade l
ia. TIE til advance in wheat since
the present b ON was inaugura. d,
early = Sept nber, is upwards OF
twenty ceG per bushel.
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THE BRYAN SPECIAL.
1t is .Spping a. R,iIway Station, In Michigan,
Toby.

Owosso, Mich, October I'M.
Bgyaa'5 lrain took up is jourreyipg
ayain, this mc-nirg, aftor lyirg all
right on siding nc r Et. Johns. He
addressed the ST. John people, half an
hour Ia 4. The sp sch YVES made 10
al audience Of about 10000 in the
court hor-e square.
A tnroe-ninut J spe. III was made to
small c.owd at Ovid, and f i.;een
minutes were s, snt by the candidate
in addressing people in thu city.
The democratic party of Drrand and
vicinity were holding a barbecue when
Mr.. Bryan arrived there. However,
his stay was so short, ten mioutes,
only, that Mr.. BIZ, an did not have time
to partake of thu big, juicy OK. which
had been roasting since midnight. He
filled in the stop in speech making,
which brought forth frequent cheers
from his audience Of $500.
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A Missionary ccnyeniion.

SpRINGTIELD, Ill, October IL
Delegates from a.. parts of the United
States, rs well as from Mexico, India
and other foreign lands, are attending
the annual missionary convention of
the Dicil l,s of Christ. THIS den omi.
nation Lun-i'els more than 100000
ccm.aunicants in the UniIcd States,
aid carries on missionary operations
in India, Japan. China. Turkey, Nor
way, Sweden, England. Canada snd
Maxics. Daring the past year he
foreif,a G. tristan missionary society
Ies r~isei { L expended nearly $780,
900, !, Hile t'fIs t'fIs American missionary
socle Las sn ceeded in wiping cut a
rye ilaebtsdless without reducing
Ia aprs,ions. In addition, ever
$500, 900 haze bsen raised during the
year fe- evangelieal and pastoral work
in lac Uni d States.
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WORD FROM WATSON
vice-PresidentiaI Candidate Has
Withdrawn From a Tickets
in Kansas.
CHlCAGOW WHEELMEN'S DAY
Bishop Whitehead Recommends
Divine Guidance be Asked in
the Election.
LORD SALISBURY NOT ILL

AUGUSTA, Ga October IL "A spec
ial to the Chronicle, from Thompson,
says that Mr.. Watson says 1t is true
that he has ordered his Eame off the
ticket in Kansas, but 1t is off the demo-
cratic ticket, a1d not off the fusion
ticket. He further adds that there is
no fusion ticket in Kansas, but DEM
ocraiic ticket and populist ticket.
The democrats have printed over the
national ticket and the Bryan and
Sewall electors the names Of Bryan and
Watson, 10 deceive the populisis into
voting for els ,.ors who will, in turn,
vote for Bryan and Sewall.
Me- srs. Weshburn and Reed, of the
populist national committee, who are
en- rou.s :, visit Mr.. Watson, will not
reach Thompson until Sunday.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 17.-Fire
broke out in the Hanna paint manu-
featuring company's store in McCuoe
block at O'Clock this morning, and
before the fire department could get
the flames under control the building
was completely gutted. The blaze
spread to the Champlin printing COM
pany, Hall & Carlisle rock plaster COM
pany. bicycle store and the Postal
telegraph Office aud all sustained heavy
losses. The estimated total loss will
reach $4,000. Origin of the fire is
unknown.
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CHICAGO. Ills., October Ito
day has been designated as "Wheel-
mems day" by the executive committee
of the national wheelmen's Mckinley
and Hobart club, and cyclists organi-
cations throughout the United States
have been requested to arrange for
demonstrations, this afternoon ami
evening, to be addressed by prominent
speakers, together with parades and
other manifestations of the fact that
the wheelmen are already force in
politics. In this city, there will, this
evening, be torchlight parade with at
least 10000 wheelmen in line, and
which will be followed by mass meet
ing in the Lake Front teht, to be ad-
dressed by Robert P. Walker, president
of the national wheelmen's club, and
other leaders of the sport.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
WHOLESOME BEER.
Id Inqai OF Mo 1ent as the Manufacture Of
the Beverage.

LONDON, Engiand, October H.
The royal commission appointed by
the governmental consider the question
OF pure beer and to inquire into and
report upon the que tion whether legis-
la,ion is required % prevent The use OF
deleterious subs, aLces 10 the manu-
facture of Deer, ani whether the ma
terials OF which beer may be composed
may be defined By law, without undue
interference with the libaiy of brew
ers o use any wi olesome materials,
held lis first session to day. The Earl
OF Pembroke is chairman, and the
members include DIR. james r III, form
erly principal Of the England revenue
labora orY; Sir j H Gilbert, the
fsreus ag.icul ura' chemist at Oxford
University, and Mr. IL. w. Primrose,
chairman of the board If customs.
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He Sold RaiIr,ad Pass g.

KANSAS CITY, Missouri, October II -
G. D. Berry, chief clerk TO Gsoersl
Manager Robinson, OF the s.. joe h
& Grand Island railroad, was arre,te j
in St. Joseph last night by Post Ollise
Inspectors Geo H. Water bury. OF Der
yer, and Sutton, of Kansas City, on a
charge OF obtaining passes from many
railroads of the country by fraud, aud
disposing of them 10 brokers. He was
brought here and released under a
bond OF 81, 600.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17

WASHINGTON, d. c., October IL
The action OF the Canadian govern
ment in dismissing three translators
attached TO the reporting corps of the
house, on account of their offensive
partisanship during the recent election,
has been considerably talked OF in
local official circles, in view of the
reports that certain office holders were
likely to feel the weigh of the presi-
dents displeasure as result OF their
activity in the present political strife.
Reports from Ottawa indicate that the
Laurier administration has simply fol-
lowed precedent In this action.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
Rumor Proved False.

LONDON, England, Oct ,ber IT,
A rumor was in circulation, this morn
ing, that L ,rd Salisbury had suddenly
been taken seriously i'll. The report
caused great excitement, which rapidly
subsidized, however, when the rumor
wfs denied upon authority. The story
arose from the death of ore OF the lords
clerks at Hatfield house.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
An Ac .ident at Albuquerque.

Last evening, when the carnival parade
was on at Albuquerque, and Just as the
supply wagon, loaded with fireworks, ives
a few yards west Of the Armijo house, a
spark of fire ignited the fireworks therein
and terrific explosion took place, in
which it is reported that dozen people
we're more or less injured and the driver
of thu wagon so burned that his injcries
will likely prove fatal. The horses attach
ed to the wagon were not greatly injured,
and plunged madly down the street, in
juring a number Of people, three Of whom
were members OF the band.
The explosion occurred at 8:45 o'clock p.
m. and, of course, cast a pail Of gloom on
the festivities, the remainder Of the even
ing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
Cardinal satoIIi Sails .

NEW YORK, N, Y, October IL
Cardinal Satolli, the first papal dele
gate to the United States, and who,
two months since, received notice of
his recall by the Holy See, sailed to-
day on the steamship "Kaiser Will
helm" for Genoa en- route for Rome.
A number Of his friends, clerical and
lay, accompanied him to the dock and
bade him a cordial farewell. 1t 10
doubtful whether he will ever again
return to the United States, even as q
visitor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
Shipment of Products.

LONDON, England, October IL
The Great Northern railway company
has made report on the operatica ol
its scheme for enabling farmers and egg
and butter dealers in the country 10
send their produce direct to consumers.
The success of the movement has been
largely due to the fact that the rates Of
the railroad are exceedingly low end
are charged irrespective of distan, e.
Moreover, no boxes of special make
are necessary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
Market p irIv Active

WALL STREET, N. Y, October IL
Speculation at the stock exchange open
ed quiet and steady. Tobacco, howev-
or, was fairly active, and rose from
75A to 761l, with a subsequent re-ac-
tion to 761s. Changes In other prom
nent issues were merely fractional,
either Wav.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-10-17
Bink 1tatement.

New YORK, N. Y, October II. -
The weekly statement of associated
banks shows the following changes:
Reserve, decrease, $3,68S. 1C0; loans,
decrease, $254. 900; specie, increase,
1886, 600; legal tenders, decrease, So.
571, 800; deposits, decrease; S4,7So,-
600; circulation, increase, 1925, 800.
The banks now hold $1l,911,1 in
excess of the legal requirements.
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snow In chictqo.

CHICAGO, Illinois, October H.
1t was showing haro here this morning.
This is the earliest snow fall in many
years. Officials at the wea. her bureau
say the Storm will ba of short duration.
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Me lean Central Railway. &
On account Of the Pan American medi.
cal congress. the Mexican Central railway
will sell round-trip tickets to Mexico City
November 1eth to 10th at the rate of $50. Il
Mexican money. Final limit returning
December 3lst, 1896 For additional In
formation, call on or write to
j, r. DoNoHoE,
Commercial Agent,
Ell Paso, Texas.
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II you want TO buy or sell cattle wool or
sheep, con'tfa lIo see or write J. Minium,
wool and live stock broker, Fest Las We
gas, New Mexico. He viii save you
money. 223w6>dtf
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II yo1 want to buy or sell anything In
the second hand goods line call on g.
kaufman, third door east of the old town
postof1ice 269-n