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The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-16
NOTICE.

N0TICE is hereby given that an election. will
IN be held in Salem county, on Tuesday
November 3, 1896, at which Electors for
President and Vice. President, Member Of House
OF r Representatives, Member OF Senate, Member
OF General Assembly, Sheriff, and Three Coron-
ers, will be voted for.
And notice is hereby given the Board of Reg
istry and Election, in and for each, and every
election district and voting precinct in the
county OF Salem, will meet on
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-16

Our So Black
and Blue AL
wool Cheviot
Sack Suits, our
oBlack,B Blue
and Brown
Mixed.
Atwood Chew
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-16

Salem, Md september 10, 1876
List of places for holding November Election
and for the meeting Of the Boards OF Registry
and Election:
SALEM-EAST WARD.
First Precinct, Corner OF Broadway and Elm
Second Precinct, Court House.
WEST WARD.
First Precinct, No. lSS Griffith Street.
Second Precinct, No. 20 Griffith Street.
PILESGROyE.
At Pilesgtove Dairy Association Building.
wooDsTowN.
Borough Hail.
PITTsGROvE.
Old Church, Centreton.
ELMER.
Surran's Hall.
UPPER PENIS NECK.
Central School House.
PENNS GROVE.
Odd Fellows Hall.
MANNINGTON.
LOWER PENN's NECK.
Aeton's Restaurant.
ALLoWAY.
ou1NToN.
ELsINBoRo.
Union School House.
LOWER ALLOWAYs CREEK.
Holidays Hall, Harmersville.
UPPER PITTSGR0vE.
Fox's Hall, Pittsgrove.
OLDMANs.
Red Mems Columbian Hall, Pedricktown.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-16

Have just laid in a full line of
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-16

High time to get your
Winter Clothes now.
Don't worry over the
times. They'll be better.
You'll have work, and
money to spend.
Buy your clothes of
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IL BALN0RAL CASTLE
I'VE aIEEN-S RESIDENCE IN TIE
SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS.
Ro-ssnt2e scenery ans stately Esas-
fire at Bslrseraf. ~ herr the grar
and txarsna Haxe H~~n Afsitia=
Their Royal Relatives an s.r~st
Rrffnin

ssasorsa caste. Ssre tse gar ens
zagina bare has1 the =ue~ts - sgss~~n
NSe-er.a- Is RE Fsw1rsse -s7enee az rEe
essesn- 0rginsl1y Is Rss g'ria-e AEeert
Property sae eresszen 81 hes ar ssf. asl
ew1 me sc@ae - ae 11Ts-s earT VS. so
life
rsas ses~v yea- IA tne spnS Sa&
sa-1zmm. she has s>a.n aeegSsoraes - TksiS
aer Alsaian8 Ao11e Dshgatf1i seaners-
ess. --a-nx ss- srz a. eu-a~e aosenee -
the eeer-auseS ar3 ssEnsts~~ fros9 m n.
soTFTe ~ fnsu&a sAs = s2e anne. "a -
- Lo1den. APE he-H - te-ups PEP
e %Es Soc ~ sEa foTa5 uhySlctsn. 50
James Clark ga. Bsfrssrs- =-se -se~en
tr~ royal resi- 1eues The ~FsweslE ret
ans rssss az- sua q climate - whse0
s7Wars Bloom }u fnf og@a ssT until s.
sfrsber anf ~xen fn s~tessE Ner0 tS
asst aens fsr8t5ens se4f snr5saesss 81 rostfl
nnEscs n 10 recommend fae ~ursnsse of
taes ~a~t estate. an6 the ten- lsfe sn&
fsTfe,. heasfh = fsA 7Fsen turing p
long reign @h0w *n4 m9@ser7 - 7ae -an3ce
The hrarinE 8ussltg - ths air f. = - no;
eaiy - t1@ .N2~acttr ~ tn~ ~aG aast A -
20 the Ia ia he range - fnaau5ss3ns
os, we~n ETsc-ar sa8 tne .AfAanfie Hs-
rests BE- raA1 clouds. ARD shHlF Tnos~i1re
falls rAie1g Unom the 7pfsoe4Ge sss. lsaE-
lr.S INC IAee Sf&e e9ruaasr a18Eels try aHd
ire oue region 81 See.lsa5 tAe elsmasT 81
Ehlea Is not spSjls5 IS rain.
Nature herself seems - have Aens he-
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f5e1 gre~ fFo1e Tszr - year. ard tne ~ i
tasS F@ze9 aerg@sv 1CtG I~.. a. a tsEus
= eFn ozsF szr essrfrr wzS stirred wlsA
re sfaeSften ~ ~ zfsefn@r IRE nsifa-
sss1sbe ne pat ta-o sh@ hsasss sf fsssr Trst-
s511s - H'terzgsss slaves Esosss Derby gn-
- f1ssrae3S x~ea~ess gas rAzsaxe % the
AZ by EAtrH TIE hoazensI1 ard ias1zer
trsrsensses were axt~-s&eat 10 sh@ beregl z ~
70 1hjs 1r. fsisfsSt1Ters goEernzaans aesi@f
.sser@ssAt exTensson ~ sac fran ai=a dns
Fs. sst-fasat5or e. Tres representatives
A. the en9 ef fae reign - George G1t
there Eer@ N por8latls~ - - ssa $50 fs4s5
$50 - seaers Rte refcrfu tssi 81 fsg@ aasssa
bot - ssf3 voters 70 the electorate. pa. rae
Ta~@fe fra-r La sss 10 g ~ s-a ar,a ts@
aes ~ 1A.s aided ~ ersee ~. 1esa 10 sha
yats~x Of Ergla-sa sn4 Wales 80 U.S. sn
SOFT lard and so SO ln fraian1 seszi <
- sa gge@rnaE snfr2ne1iss-3 during r-r
rstEa
secorsd ouiy In this extension 81 tns
franc Mise ia the acts besrgnE upov fhe
liberty cF tire sss5t~ct that marx THIS
r@szu ~az fna removal o. all a1sanstEt&er
imposed upon tae Seps-
The yer1 h5gaeSl Offices IN SIRE state are
rox WITHIN sae rezca ~ ire Eevez e Eaz-
lana. arsa unlExs Roman Catholics rrev
-7av even present - iivinzs IN Ehs hslrca
~ FBggsud TIE history sf rre Je~s~a
Face ~ England, connected - they Raw
gzeen wsfn r~r highest Offices ard gveatsss.
glory. Rave justified. = rhev d5n 70, IT,
Splrf. fhc geuero0s legislation Or the
reign
F.sueafs3n Is another institution of tne
zsr53ed kingdom fHsE mas reeelveS za~s-
3erfal srupeias during aso reign & the
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mars 49, ~ 81. ,s.a - !.
ya~sssrv y - r-.s.-s-s ,t-sYss..- -
g-~ow~ Prs - So, -, - - 80
AZ E.-rne-r.~ ss-5fssa.-, - - -. -
= 1919. - -~.s = - - l.
s.gnzgr-a~ - = - - 80
ss-sv-rs~ - - -. - q
s3-rrsss4- s-s,~ ,.-e-.s-.s-- - -
ara rAs-ss.s.- -, -
sgsa-s E-evrs~s So - ~ -
sazsz~esze - -. sss~r... 49, A-.,--s->s.- {.
ISL married sfz~~sr fa yS~~ T,.s-ess. a..
sr,.s~a - - -
ser.s =~s ss.~es -es-..~s...--s - -. -.
s--zvss~s,fgss-.r IL -. - - = 80.
aysss 70 xs.~.r~s -, 80. 49, - -
married p~*rs~ss sss-- ~ -r.s-a 90 -
49, .--g.s-<-. @'4@ -4S
g.~;w~Ax~ .9s~a s.~~ ...-s. " rst-
~sess f-s4 se ge~s-,r. r--,as4s-,.x - tssese
sfess Fnese-rfs~ a - - ga - -
AND ss.,e. sss.g,~s,s.y - -..s,,..- -
gsz-srse. = r-sa~~Fs4 -, .&-.. ,--~,- - -.
T-e~a arr ssx 1855 ~s,,af-n-- e., 80 -
t3v
Fs-fr~a &af~s-s r7,..s ~ g-.ss,,s,,,--s s~-
1&4s. MARIE - a4s-sa Asaxsr,t-,,-.
egegs ssssvFeeas- - .sss - ~ 20. -
fs5ke u $500 49, s,-t..,-r --i,,--
49, a. -. - - .-s--.-.-.-.-
vrtasa nsx az. -E,,s,s-..+,
Princes gssts~. r.,.--. .x.s ,,.....,s ,,ss
10 r,vf~.>. fst-~s.ssg,. - $50 tg-,.s.
e--Fs aaes1E -s=--.s
Fs-s~.,ssx o..see - -s,s- - 80
.fss .fa-assss y. go - !. -
snsfsraY $500, ...,.xsss - ,..,-.t..
Taes l,av. -. .~es7.4-s-
Pm av--st.~ 49, s.--......,.. 49,.
1sses ruar~ss.f - = - -, -
gs-,sssla 3aassa.s- 80 1.-..a..-s..s, Ct.
80 sarrasss "a E2-,,.~.. .r-,.,re ,,.s1.-..
h..,e .c-,a -. -. -
rs-,nre = s1..,.1s - ,,..-,.. 49,,
,S-a $3.50 - ,,..s..- ~ 49,,
rs>e. sssaef 80 49, .A.a,s..,-4 ~-. -.
r,.~.ss sor~~. ts,s. -.
Gs-s,se..s - 49,. - 10 ,so-
- r~s~rs St. r..e..-r-. .rt,-
~.rs-,..o ,ss.4 49, - -. 80 H.,
d~sr
r-s. ,..so. 49,. .l...s..- -. - 49,,
a~ey a. $500 - -. -
,-4,,g~7.s- - >, "a - -.
80, - "a, - - - -. -
- - - -
,sv., - - - - -. - -.
- - - - - -
- - -. -, a. -. -.
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he assumed for time burdens which in
her ineKpITience would have seemed onef-
Gus. She showed. however. from the fret
= spirit Of Independence and seif reliance
that sstonlshed her rfiends ana ministers.
Ereville writes IN his Journal Junc -.
fsz-
Her Majesty has continued quietly -
kensingicu. where she tFansacts business
Win her ministers aad everything goes
en se n SHE lad been on fhe teFone SIX
years instead If six days. II is ar
inteFestiug speculation. 10 conjecture. how
soon she viii Begin 10 think ard act for
herself upon higher matters as she mas 81
once done on all minor points connected
w1th her domestic Arrangements.
This same spirit Of independence
wrought sore disappointment 10 those
who had bored TO strongly influence hor
reign. and 10 none was II more intensely
disappointing than 10 the Duchess Of
Kent her mother. who Was given no part
ln court affairs. Victoria was dsliift3l.
Kind snd aGeotionate 10 her mother. bat
offered her no part Ia state matters. aul.
Greville SAYS. the duchess complained Bit
teFiF OF This. Indeed. this firm viii caused
early ia her reign. the downfall % q min
isify. for when Peel came into power in
Jazz. she refused - change. in accordance
with precedence. the ladies u the bed
chamber. and Peel resigned. leaving Mel
bourne 10 retain powcr until 1851
IL il Impossible that a sovereign vita
thts Independence 81 thought and strength
~ character should Hoi have had some
part iu molaine tbe destinies az this ma
tiou. however much the 9useu may IT, Ira
tNs hsgdE ~ her minister she took AT
ihe outset a psrf actly correct slew ~ s4er
constitutional position ana daties. entered
actively into th enlargement of govern
ns~1t affairs ami hAn proven aot a bfa-
dranre. tail fhe greatest possible neip -
her ministers. AS the TImfs SAYS
"iIer matesty's actual experience -
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- ?. -,.ssw .t1ex - River Dee Al sns
$500 -. -. grg.s~ssss - = ssFTSesSfS- nc
g7-sv,-a ~ vFsfe~r shooting 3assss sas -
.-ssesss gsr q tf4rye "a ex~ssFsasfssss 70
F~~e~~z as-unss swy rsezu. - rev ~
sszs fsrgnfai rsis q EsssrsoFAf as
q fsre xrzs ssegtcs sTArfiF IVA -
axe sse-Sts sfa--rssaztFs fhss a2zsssf@E~ss -
~. 81 ~rnm4 rssrsrs q hti3s ssh Fsf~asfs' ssa~
s54Ns~we 80 srssfir3n@ fr0ta @ttaas.s-
-.-f.ss- - casefe Is w3a3sz anT 9*lsssfs Z 81
arg-~aEiks with Al entire ahSes=se
vrfrwsx- ug Wlrsfsur aT s@f-eFfs-
ssYssesg r1aszfs Ars* Esih s7efN*tas8
..ass - - ~fax.nz On sfes ~zasz- *FeTs +48'sa&
u - ...--sss... ISIS The css8 ~ct every
vr here lrs xfnz sseszz@ 20 ras* ae~h +"
fa4r eg~rnTss1ta rep1ss TIE %ststfs& FFsseA
ha~ q writing rahge 81 wfGteh arr t%N.Ns-
-. ,s~are~ ara rserse-fieAgs. ~tfh ff--
rsns~ss fex~S near az hznsf. @Eftf
the asse~- a. she fvsnsarfs nsF aa'ts
ss.a hslssrse@@ ~tans1s On an ssN84 $50
,ue - rna rrs-~s cnrsa~t y E8aT-n sefAf8a-
e-..-s.s ta. vssss~sv~r sse goes FROM n@f
-. ,4.,r~t4 ths wrc~l4 haS l@srE7~ss isfs@
.ne s-.rss< her Jaws a. EsiensrAi- sls9 ts'a
ss-,nit~srv os ss-- afr has ter ussFafHs :"
ere et--l7sas t~1sE ufnxs cf ere EeT~s3s
~ns s,..astffslf ard rsrsaufse scenery 81
tfstz mart ~ Scotland ans - ht~F@ff 80
esssfo~{~af sSSe-sa ffoszS ezriy aftT4tF~9 sta
-,.ss4r,s v,-it-e a~7 $se mas E2sai~ . :
IN she SINNER ard anfunra g 3S@N
ara fs-a IA 80 Prince AlhSrf- - fof'-
nfa-ce wsss her rna5~sty.= WISHES ffaF-
nszgd sfr ancient estate fST 49, EF}11
rAe f.ss FarF ~ F-ree- tie raj rarfH
ff r~sr, tpfs original Gamers ne : sf'ssitlsS-
sons ~ Ir,xsrcaufs TIRE estate CONSISTS
q ifnwarsi ~ Ieasss acres. snt One MIX
oyer = asss acres 81 sseer-reresf. ts@ later
l,.srE ga the lsne ~ the fT-arnpiaa rsng@
90 mountains aue s~orsfsas sxeeasfa1
sssr-stsgsfns grouse shooting Ars1 fa&n-
foY -~Ne4e srasBoes grounds overlook fss@
River use famous Ia scottish history afs1
song
TIE castle is s4tgafefs en 4 paateasa Al aA@
foot ~ sh~ ttraiga sl~fs0san Halss CON-
ngaassgT- an exf INDEED vf~w q the Winning
rlss. From re so~eT. isf feet hfSn- fFsas
f.e seem sorrse 81 tae 3nasL. mountain sf@il-
cry of Scotland richly woosied h4las an
.r.a.r,. hatohts--and far below in flse valley
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mine and during tbs Nin;er Mr.. Brown
wiil experiment on the ioNer grade ore
WIKI a WEN 20 its concentration on fhe
ground Surveys have been made fer tao
trIuTwayE from the Forts-n and Deu-
pree Brothers tunnels % converge a a
point IN fhe valley wes: az the he8iqaar-
;@vs camp. ard Of lines for tram~ay -
S.lyeFton. one lofoo ana the ether fS.goi
feet long. The latter. wh5-h. VII cross =
summit tie fees above tho Sea, will prob
aoiy he adopted
Whiis the distance from Silxerton *
n gch less. Sultan Is the natural point
- connection hetVsen The Fagres ard The
railroad. for Mr. Brown pTonoaHces *
inaprscticab,e 20 maxi more than pzck
iraii over tae divide 80 sly srten and ff1ls
would - Fentsrevi ign qassaase in winter
ny snow slides. 4 wagon read NTH COOL
Grades coult ne built from sultan. a G4s-
ianee Of twenty-five mites. whieh could
ha kep' cnsn ali winter. but The soft IA
tara of tire GROUND wog3 make planting
nef esssry. \ survey for a railroad has
isa~n made pr thF 0xners Of the Ltttle
chief over thas rcute 10 po'Hi ouly one
ard q half miles from the FoTtg-tlve AMI
the development u these TWO rnines aould
furnish z ample fraffi,
From fssa 10 issa gsrgSssec3 arx penetrated
10 the head q he rl1dse fork ana made
r uur1he~ % locations. hs4t nnd.nz tha
co8ntfy Inaccessible. uost II them aasn-
ocuef their claims. ArnCn@ the earliest
}coatious Sere tns Sultan Me- / ard .
"Hftn we're taken rs r. Kruger. NJ
lam Large and Robert Bxgsrs ia fssa
a'ad are ua~ osn@d ay Nessrs. Kruger
BiES - and \ W HAWKS They are on
= edge a. ths heat % he basin on Sarea
GAP mounfsiu. which crogss ca eighteen
feet wide carrying copper ay-iteS and
gray copper : faunet has bean r-f-, sa~se-
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THE QUEENS LONG REIGN.

Isuke - kert 81 January. fs9e TIE ssa
ksaz. George III foilgHe& his fatsrfh s<fi
~ hSn week arr f5e5rgN 8 came - ,ze
thrcnF. .Eteb ~ rad practically corr
fvosiea t7r alne yAzrx. Tfle sk~4rh esf h3s
ITO Daughters ard nss own brutal shan-
a0rEeens ard f9refn3e e~trang.ngent ~
Princess caroline destroyed ali rgrnxr.ees
- sssvle ard tire death Of Freaerse.
fn5s@ ~ York. placed the Duke ~ cI4~-
faeI neEx 20 Fts throne wsae fsres-ifssss
death ~ ae fwg daughters ~ esiarenea
ard tire Princess Adelaide f&a brought
g~0ra5nenflg forward victoria egaians 20
she snrore AMI gron Sha aesfh q Fregsr-
irk .n - sh@ became sr otte@t - fnt4fsas
sf4teTesf 70 rhe English peovle Tfsen a.
raugerzeztg Ers hAr s41eatfox araa Hf,e-4l
rroYixfoE foT nrr comfort we're mae.
TIE deatn q her uaeie, William 81. June
- XXI aro9gh7 her 20 fhe tsgrone 2 tie
zzs of p yearw. Her Eafaer fhs fsfske =
yDea had hers . TBFrslSer - fhs sElssg
VARY. ana Ffr political esuestion. - fsr
ms ~ hzS progressed. had peer iutrffesfs
% the F9srnf4-s ri that PARTY
Efse1unt Melbourne hAa had - small
rast an her instruction and SHE vas for
l4aase ga ascsnasnx tEe throne lsa ~ .
a18 biD a. tae head ~ the gos ernensat
f5e hsa Instructed beg thoroughly In ft@
pTfae8Tsses g ihs British constitution ard
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WAS a FALSE BIDDER.
Encountered in the sale of
Parrots by Auction.

&4s&AGRtr SFNAafsff
Thozzh John DOYLE has !uflmateI AZ one
time Or another sha, b. zoaid accept The
Office Of sher.n II tt were rendered hsm.
5le 1mils no@ zhat II has some unrless-
ant duties attached waieh PC d.3 not k=0z-
~ uhen he VAS willing "a take the toh
one Of thgse is me seizure aEst sale OF
bird tore.
He a.fsesaeed at see OF that sort or
SmEhfeld street When b got 10 she
store says fhe PItiSnurg Dispatch. no
found Is crowd % people IN front Of &
8 IN ring an unhappy lot 81 parrots. he
reasoned iaat each person wanted a par
rot 80 he decided 70 dispose of them
first. lie mounted IRE counter and in
yIte1 Bids for ihs lrst clOice Of me f01k
There was q woman there who @eerns
determined - buy bird. n0 matter whs,
me cost she started me bidinE AZ 81
sn1 Is went gp quickly 10 s. From thar
au The pc-n81 had al t1e hl hing 20 her
self. though she dill nos know St.
Four dollars I'm hid sang Doyle.
- 81 who'll make = So Do I hear
- TRenty-ave. DO hear? VIII you
.'Twen-y-ayc,. came yo.ce from iho
background.
~Flffy,-' promptly said tho woman
-Four 0tlv. foslr nsty, 10 hear -
NH yen Fna ke Il -
.seyensy-fves' s6outsj tac unkuooo
yoicr
-T1se dollars ahriekee she woman. as
she slares - tho airectoa Of the otne~
rive dollars I'm offered. aye dollar
make + iWeaty-MFe. twenfy-a.a 1o
hes~e WIit eoa make it tsenty-aveg'
*Tasa ty-.Ive''' came sgaIn from The
other hsd5ee
~Ffy" yelled ;a~ soman. ~ao wss
.-f-ses, sst1- ~ 7 hear seventy -eise-.'
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20 the southwest the royal farm. Nth 4
auiet Landscape stretching along The Dee
III NE distance
Same OF the iofties. mountains of Scot
land are found in this county. and one %
its beautiful lakes Dark LoehGagar.
inspired the early muse q Byron. and has
charmed every visitor since
The czsr "a the son % tae Empress Dag
max. ssster o. the Princess % Males. and
therefore the queen : grand nephew. He -
also related 20 her BY being the nephew OF
the late cars sister. who Is the wile OF
the queens second son. Duke q Eain-
burg and reigni8g duke OF ssge-CoblsrE
The czarina is her grand daughter. being
rte daughter Of the tate Princess Alice.
who married the Duke Of Hesse.
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present sovereign. Especially is this the
caxe with elementary education lord
BroaghaIn IN ~ Brought forward series
Of resolutions stating that IL vas mourn
bert upon parliament further 70 Cucour-
ago vie establishment 90 schools ard 80
provide seruiHar.es for the Instruction 81
Teachers bat no important step was taken
until lses y hen the house Of commons
proceeded TO an Interrogation and a vivid
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fairy 81 the En@l.sn nsossare ~ - has
heefi lutsuaf%e tbe l8m.e$f prea}ossn
regxa y az thst 81 Queen htF1or3a gFaDi-
fgffseg George 49, who sal ufon fe~
facoEe r. se8gs EnnnstlH ASST DAYS. t8e
axcsMaed fhe fhff.nH Mo- asfser -, is1t
FAH fhts reign eafs scarcely. eRen IL E~9inf
~ ags g. saNrAEs rea w1fh that II s@-
fyr3& foT fhe la@f u{ne years of George
Hts iife wege aarkensd ~ iucatrabse tn
sasity ard asl tho royal IrefogsffFes. b#t
TIE eru@u ana thfone werf - the hands
o. the a.gs0iute Prince Rezeuf, ; no A'lc-
eeceted bern ~ George ~
ftefs are some Of tise English eoSere3gns
t. ases ressrsz exceeded - yeafs.
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Charles II really sat upon nc throne aut
- years. b98t enthusiastic Toyailsts per
sisted IN ignoring the y years 81 the coni-
unonweelth Hudss the EfonveslEs ard tbe
parliament ard dated Charles aree.sl ia
fTosu Tie death 81 t1s father OF 3he arssf-
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host - m7xs thiz hunting ground Of
Sc0tisa3's x.HEs ia Ne elder day a d.
Iightfui SPOT II which . ave. whl.e ihe
simple trcgrtous character - The queen
Scotch tenautrv has added another caarm
20 her highland retreat A. worst she Il
stared . only p tourists ia tbs iittle
church of CraihIe. where She always
worships when at BsInerai.
Tho Deesiie railroad from Aberdeen
ends a, the village 81 BailateF. and fhe
latter in consequence for many years has
heeu headquarters for tourist travel in
this part ~ tae Highlands. From tbs s:a-
ton drive 90 some seven mites brings
the traveller 20 the beginning ~ the
queens domain. which extends distance
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Break the Record.
NEARING TIE slxTIgTH YEAR.
Progress 81 Great Britain Under
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every turn IN getting ia nlaisFlsl and SUP
plies erecting buildings an rea-aing the
minn Or one oesASlou. MT. Brown in
sliding DOWN a zuleh 81 ghe snoa ulaaEe3
into a cTcVssse. cutting hss sca}p AMI 70
naming unconscious for sve minutes.
He nnaIy eFawisst and c.iynoe3 oIt
.hr5ueh ave lie ST so aers - o1en
me Ie3gs on the Forfy-0ve which is -
extension westward Of The oBe cropping
out on The peunree Brothers i crops
cot ten inches vide about go feet below
ihe ~8run7l aad , - feei above the camp.
and dipping 4oout = degrees SOUTH, SHOWS
1!~ aboa. shs - aas w5dth along a pre-
clp5fo1s e1i zhich slopes down from
0et wqen tao conEeaI oeaks forming the
summit having aeen fraeest 80 feet fn
tnat dire .tson \ tunnel NsS driven : 50
f~ei on lhe ledge Gkgh cross-rut Il fhir-
t}~aVe feee showing two pay streaks
wh5-h aggregate fourteen fnches AZ the
uarrogesf snH six feei az thu widest
roiuf. Tae e4ng3e - mainly &srz h5H@
slata vain#d ~3th oWAy ard considerable
raIc. aS8 carries xaleaa white iron AMI
gray copper A. ths fsre ~ fae IL oSs-t-3t
shaf. Nss sunk tNenty feet IN order
60 get tae workings aeep enough oa.sw
she water whleh i3ws oFsr flfe Ieszt Ia
tire aairh 4 eross-sgt wss ttsen run
fr0u tho foot ~ the shaft 10 tha foot sail
aa8 bs3 broken iato IRE ere .n ihe ledse
ah4B TIA ~ri.er was om the <~ne. The
ledge Nas evidently widening a. f1ts
derth an3 his beginning 30 show ruav
silver in addition 20 the o.her msneT8is
II tsis ledge ere three CRATES = Gre. THO
highest running over 500 ton IH COS.
silver an8 lead tsse eecsnI saoHl e. snt
.hr third ae0ut 5 ~ fhe gbsst zTsfe
Cd rariaa1 ~ fourteen tauS hiss oFeu
rbsaesi and returnri 1855 oanees n So
ver. = ogness gais aHs =. per cent ,eaa
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a. Il. 4I1-L-S.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-08
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO THE GRAND CENTRAL MINING
 company its successors or assigns
 You are hereby notified by the undersigned. your co owner in the San Rafael mine, situate in the Tombstone mining district. in .he county of Cochise. Territory of Arizona, that he has expended the sum of one hundred dollars in the performance of the annual work for the year 1905 required by the laws o. congress to be annually performed upon said claim to hold the same
 You, your successors or assigns, have failed to contribute your portion Of said expenditures repaired by section 1924 of the Revised Statutes of the United States to be made upon said claim for the year 1895 The sum due from you 10 the undersigned. your co-owner in said mining claim. as your proportion of tle moneys expended by him upon said claim. as above set nh. is thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents is37 sol, tor which you are delinquent at the date of this notc..
 You your successors or assigns. are hereby notified if you should fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of the above expenditure within ninety days after the publication Of this notice at least once week for ninety days in this newspaper your interest in the San Rafael mine will become the property of your co-ovner. the undersigned. wh, resides al B.sbee, in the county of Cochise, Territory of AriLona-
 Dated March Ie. I3o6.
 m7o-3m THOS. R. SORlN