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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-31
A RECORD BREAKER.
The burlington MaAes "A Remarkable Run
From Edgemont o Billings.

| The burlington MaRes "A Remarkable Run
| From Edgemont to Billings.
A very remarkable run was made by
| the Burlington passenger train from
! Edgemont to Billings last Saturday
! The train was delayed at Ravenna
six hours waiting for the track to be
cleared of a small freight wreck some
distance up the road. The Burlington
| due here at 1915, makes connection in
this city with the west bound Northern
Pacific, which leaves here'at 11:15 p. m.
| The trainmen had orders to make the
usual connection, IL possible, and did
| so, having five minutes to spare. The
distance between Edgemont and Bill
ings is 366 miles.
The train, which is made up of a
| mail car, baggage and express car,
smoker. chair car and Pullman sleeper,
left Edgemont at 2:30 p. m. and arrived
at Billings at 11:10 p. m, making the
1866 miles in hours and 40 minutes.
This makes an average of 42A miles an
hour. Deducting from the total time
which 1T took to make the run 40 min
utes consumed in making IL stops,
makes the actual running time hours
and 81 minutes, an average of 46 2-3
miles an hour for a distance of CSC
miles. From Parkman to Crow agency.
a distance of AZ miles, the run was
made in AZ minutes, and from Crow
agency to Fort Custer the distance of
IL miles was made in as many minutes.
Following are some of the runs made
during the day:
Newcastle to Merino. 2s 1-s miles. in
20 minutes.
Moorcroft to Gillette. 2s miles. in "a
minutes.
Gillette to Arvada, "A miles. in IS min
utes.
Arvada to Clearmont. 26 miles, in 20
minutes.
Parkman to Crow agency, AZ miles, in
AZ minutes.
Crow agency to Fort Custer, IL miles.
in IL minutes.
Fort Custer to Huntiey. As miles. In
IS minutes.
The train was In charge of Conduc-
tor Hammond, with Engineer williams
at the throttle from Newcastle to Sher-
idan, a distance of ITS miles, and Engi-
neer Mullen from Sheridan TO Billings,
IA miles. The run is one OF, If not the
fastest, ever made in the West, and
shows what the Burlington can do IL 1t
has to. 1t has missed it's schedule con-
nection with the Northern Pacific at
this point but once since Oct 25, 1894
which speaks well for the company's
equipment and management Some Of
the passengers who were on the train
In the run from Crow agency to Bill
ings were somewhat alarmed as the
train swung around some of the curves
and were a little doubtful as to whether
they would reach their destination, but
they got here just the same. Such runs
can be made on the Burlington with
perfect safety, II having the best road
bed In the West and rolling stock equal
10 any or the eastern roads.
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In Olsien Times.

People overlooked the importance of per
manently beneficial effects and were sat.
isfied with transient action; but now thai
II is generally known that Syrup of Figs
will permanently cure habitual constipa.
ton. well-informed people will not buy
other laxatives. which act for a time, but
finally inJure the system.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-31

McBrayer whiskey. California wines
best claret, SOC gallon at Ed Devine's
Third and Alder streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-31
Priz Ring Rulss.

Editor Standard: Please tell me through
your columns which ring is the larger,
under London Prize Ring or Queensberry
rules Constant Reader.
Hamilton, Jan. 27.
Answer: Under London Prize Ring
rules the ring shall be made on turf,
four and twenty feet square," Marquis
of Queensberry rules are that events I'M
der these rules shall be i'm a 2I-foot ring.
or as near that size as practicable"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-31

An examination of candidates for
teachers certificates will be held at
Deer Lodge. in the Office OF the county
superintendent, Feb. p and % 1895.
Those taking the examination in lit
erature should make a special study Of
the lives and writings of Holmes. Haw-
thorne and Whittier as given i'm Mas
terpieces of American Literature"
ELIZABETH L. THOMSON,
County Superintendent.
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The old reliable d. T. and Anaconda
cigars, manufactured by D. Tietjen,
are the best in the state. Call for them
and enjoy good smoke. Factory, 41s
Maple street, Anaconda
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ANACONDA LIVERY STABLE
d. @ BRowNELI- Proprietor.
Buggies, Horses and Saddles for Hire
Also Proprietor OF Passenger. baggage and
Express Line. Connection made
with ali trains.
ofice and stable. First Street Anaconda
Notice to Creditors.


Estate of Gwenlian Evans. deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the undersign-
ed. executor OF the estate OF Gwenlian
Evans. deceased. to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the
said deceased. 20 exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers. within four months
after the first publication OF this notice
10 the said Morgan Evans. at the city Of
Anaconda, Deer Lodge county. Montana.
the same being the place for the trans
action OF the business OF said estate.
MORGAN EVANS.
Executor OF the Estate OF Gwenlian Ev-
ans. deceased.
Dated January the 9Th. 1895.
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The Butte Anaconda & Pacific rail
Way have tickets on sale at the Great
Northern city ticket Office. Al Main
street. Street car tickets free.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-31

A person is prematurely old when
badness occurs before the forty-fifth
year. Use Hairs Hair Remover to keen
the scalp healthy and prevent badness
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Reduced rates TO Austria, Germany,
Sweden. and all points in Europe. Tick.
cts 10 Chicago. New York, Boston.
Philadelphia and all eastern and Can
adam points. Call at Butte. Anaconda
q Pacific passenger depot for rates.
mans etc
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Can and examine new stock OF goods
Just received at ]. A Hasley, 2l5 Oak.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-31

Examine these goods. compare the
prices with others and convince your
selves OF the fact that our prices are the
lowest
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Violin Lessons

Prof. Olson. studio as Cedar street.
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-31

One OF the handsomsst and most elegantly ap-
20 n cd hotels In the Ualfei states. Thor
oughy hrsproof and provided with elevators.
e.sstric bel .. IRE alarms. rdania water. baths
s,eam heat open IRE places AMI all modern
eonyen ences. Rooms on suits and single.
Cuisine and service strictly nrst class. Rates
from s. 81 per day upwards according 10 sizs
and character OF rooms occupied.
Len NJ Pepn0ITc
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When in Butte lunch at sherman's

County Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31

HIM that he could express all the
Syllables in the Cherokee tongue by
Characters, Finding that there were
-elghty-siy syllable sounds in the
language, he pevised for each one Of
them peculiar mark. For some of
them he took characters of our own
alphabet. turning them upside down.
With these sylabelS he set a b o u
writing letters and by means
them a correspondence was soon
maintained between Indians Of his
race IN Georgia and their relatives
200 miles away.
At-present thus alphabet or, more
properly speaking, syllabary is in
general use among the Cherokees,
Whereas fairly bright child learns
to read well in two and a hall years,
"a Cherokee youHgSter is able to ac,
.Snlre tlnenoy IN reading books wrt>
.oen in This syllabry within two
months and a half. In 1927 the
American board Of foreign missins de-
'rayed the cost of casting font of type
OF the chaI acie The literature com
posed with them is uDw vely extensive
hume ous books and some of the news
papers of the Caerokeos are being pub
I'shea in the sylla1ary,-Baxter News.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
Hid The Electric Light.

"Bill' Wilson tells fdany story about
man be slept with one night in Pore,
land, on his way home from the coast.
The man was ball player--a very young
and extremely unsophistlcated bal.
player, according to "Bnl,' who does
not want to mention his name because
the younGs:er may be player manager
scme Of these days, and "Bli'' is still
Young, Anyway, they were in Portland
1t was bedtime, at least the young ply4r
bought so, and he went G fl upstairs tc
make tie best of ten hours slumher
Another member of the f,rm'r Mime.
ap0lis team went upst4i with the youth
and sat talking with him while he dia
robed. - At last he Goo really and imbec
under the clothes
&c Oh night" said the visitor; u
guess III let you sleep"
"Say'-yeIled The unsophjs icatad--
chow do you get that light ou,?" Ii,
other man po&ed his lead back in tn
doorway AMI looked Gxejly at the cloc
tr Iighs flr momlnt as though th
problem puzzled bin.
Take tito bed with You" he said
'Thars the only way | kGowr I
u ,-,,.i.,-:.l.s n i.,afAd por niaG oe h1d-o4
r ~ihed 'he lpchhde coDt mMutely, turhe,
It this way and tbA', and seemed com
pletely nonplussid,, Then hs caroful,
united the c)rd by VIII ch the lamp wa
suspended carried the lamp to a bureau
put IT IN II drawer and shat the drawe
on it. That's all right he sad-"the,
cant fool me, yon kuow"
About II C'oIock that night "Bir
Wilson went up to bed, The unsophisti.
Gated w,s asleep. and "Bill' went crop.
'og all over the room after the clectr,,
Ii&ht' lie cou'dnt fld it anywhere
Then he took the sleeper by the thouldep
and shook h m vigorously,
Say wake mp, there" he yelled
what have yol d ne with the ligh,?"
Light? S id the other, in a sleepy
tone, "oh-thut fake in the strnlY Woy
put 1t in the drawer of the bureau"
TEeu W!l.on noticed gIare CON n !
through The keyhoc of the drawer and
opening, it flooded the room with light
Tic did not say mcch to hii bedfellow
that night, lut from all accounts the
later has been having an awful time
over since. Minneapolis journal.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
When He Pr0D0se0

She was The daughter ofN indigo. aud
she listened with lang0ii inter, st hi,
plea.
Il love You deyo'oalg," he cried, pass.
iiot,no'"ly, Il am prepared to devote my
lie TO yen A"
"Be specific in your ploainr," she
cautioned. "Dl not stray too far from
the point at issue"
lie heSitatcd, and then asked earnest.
ly '''' '"'"''''
"Wlll you be my wifvY"
"Ah'" she sNd, "now see tho poin,
you wish to make"
VI Am not rich" he urged but have
ef ough to give you comfortable home,
ana my prosp'c's arc bright, Offer Won
llo love OF an honest man, who will do
all IN his power to make you huppy, t.
She stopp' d him Iya gesture
"it Is useless to continue at nrclrnt"
she said, firmly hut KIN iy. "Thre ara
several cases ahead of yours Oh the
But" he pro.a,tcd, II wan,-,
She stoppcd him ogoin
VI must insist that these matters ho
taken up in their regular ordsro she
S"d, sharply 'POt your proposition in
writing and lie it with my maid and il
Will receive due pttcntion when T. /,
reached in the regular course Of busnts,
| haven't time to listen to oral argument
in n tusA that can 10 A. v.'l pFu.rt.,l a..
Briefs"
with n sigh he lctt and put in his timo
until Ia, that night preparing petition
for n rehearing- Chicago Post,
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
The Land of TAe Beers

Gold was discovered there IN 1885.
Finished or in progress are 300
miles OF telegraph,
Country has been cnjoylnp Its
independence since 1852, ~
IN lGs4la s.s ,,Eg GEqn45a4fR45j4l1'si 4afR,454liS'' tss%ls
Two thirds of the Christians be-
longing to the DUtch Reformed
church.
"TranSvaalH means "across the
yaal," Or 'he country north of the
vaal river.
The largest town is Johannesburg
with a population Of $4,000.
Pretoria has 5000.
There are about twenty thousand
farms, wheat and tobacco being the
chcir crops,
1t is thore that the famed tsctsc
tIy, whose bite is death to oxen and
horses, is Most prevalent.
Population Is GO, $50; the white
number ll0,l2S and about balf Of
these are Dutch descent.
The area of Transvaal Is l?L854
square mites, or abont that of Iowa,
Illinois and Massachusetts combined
In parts of the country the climate
resembles Chat Of Colorado and is
regarded as hcalihful for cousump,
llVcs.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
Trustees SAFE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a cartaiu d2ed Of trust executed to M
On the 3rd day Of May 1895, by John NJ
Laokey and EIut'a Lackey his wife, bott
of Sharp county Arkansas, to secure the
payment of debt of Two hundred and
forty five dollars and twenty eight cents.
due aad owing to f, NJ, Shaver, of Law,
renee county Arkansas, and evidenced ly
a certain promlssOry note executed jointly
20 the said \. NJ Shaver by the said John
NJ, Lackey Calvin Mobley and Geo. W.
Mclean on the fast day of November
1888, originally given f}r one hundred
and tifty-G dollars. The date of pay
ment Of which sail note was by consent
Of parties in interes; fix.d to be on the
first day OF November 1895. as specified
in said mortg ge, which said mortgage is
3nlv recorded in Book B" pages 3l3
3i4 and 35 in the cfi of the clerk Of
Sharp county Arkansas, will on the
first day of + 5ruarg 1896, at tho west
door Of the dwelling house situated there
on, sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand. the following described parcel OF
tracc of land Si'uated in Sharp county
Arkansas, to satisfy said debt viz;
The NV qrof the sw or of SEQ. 80
Twp. l6 North Of Range 4 West, ant
the ne q" Of the Sc Or of Sec. tN enty five
Twp 16 Ncrth of Range five Wes
q the ii tn principal meridian. contain
ing 80 acres situated N Sharp cum
~ Arkansas, by the req rest of th'
said + NJ. Shaver, the parties havin!
wholly made default in the payment o
said indebtedness in conformity TO tn
terms of said deed Of trust, Sale to b
made within the hours prescribed by la,
tor Judicial sales.
j, B JUDKlNs
Attorney for trustee, g. W. Mdigan.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
UtiLi@illN FOOLS. /.

Wanted-T Thrtyflvo yoaRsFg'A n
more orless, of all grades and-sizes,
from the tall, graceful, with, bars
enough on the upper lip to Ytuff a
cushion. down to the little frroL
headed upstart. The object IS to
form a gaping corps, to be IN a5tcnd>
ance at the church doors at th8<GIosc
Of divine service next Sunday i9orn,
ing to stare at the ladies asi they
leave the church, and to make~deh>
cate and uEgcrtlemanIy rciharks
about their dress, etc. All wh( wish
TO join the corps are requested itO ap
pear on or about tha church doors at
The time mentioned, when they will
be duly inspected, their names, per.
sonal appearance and quantity- and
quality Of. brains will be rcgistered
IN a book for the purpose, To pre-
vent general rush, It may be well
to say that no one win be enlisted
who possesses the lDtelectnaS Ca.
pacity Of a we!l,bred monkey, -Leb>
anon (Hcnn.( Democrat
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
It, an
The reason kissing is so Da1st.

The reason kissing is so 1ahes
says an osculatory expert OF sns ! !
ic tendencies. is because the Hhsysri,
jaw bones and lins are full Of herveS,
and when the lips meet an Etotnc
current is generated, and yob don't
have to have dynamo mach%g nor
a battery in the house, nor ef box
nor hutton to touch to ri;f--->tkc
central Office, and there is nooUs Mt
on it, and the poorest person 3in the
world can enjoy it better thSn the
millionaire, and 1t never getsnHt of
order. If Edison had mvente1 kiss,
ING it would cost 500 a yeay Hike
Tie telephone, and then extra Gssing
would be charged up extra, and if
You didn't pay for it they Mould
take ont your kissaphone and ~ ion-
meet yon from the central oiig. IL
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
LEGAA NOTICES.
Notice For Publication $685..

Land Olice at Little Rock, Ark. Jan. q 1895
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, an
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk af Sharp county at Evening Shade Ark on
Morcll 7th 1895, viz; Thomas l.. Eushing II y
No E5l7 for the Sc or of Sc or Sec, / Tl7 r
West, and hl of sw Or and NV Or ofsw ql
Sec. TIL n H4 West,
He names The following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
aid land viz:
w Vanrarl,lc, N Green, w II Mann,
J Johnson All Of Curtis, ARK
j, BEAVERS,
Register.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
Cherokee 1lpbdbok

The only existing alphabet tha,
IS the product of one mans mind
and in which literary has been
printed was the invention of hall
breed Cherokee Indian. HIS MANI
was Sequopoh md he lad No elaI
cauon whatever Jal 10 occurred "A
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
OFFICIAL.

Congressman, First Distrct--P ID, McCulloci
residence 4 orianna, Lee County.
senator, Second Dist-Cluy Sloan. Powh atan,
Judge, 10Th Judicial Dist-John Is. McCaebl
Evening Shade
!, Pros Atty 10th Dlst--J Buck Baker, NIL
bourne.
SHARP -Representatlye.-T I, Herrn.
Judge-W, G. Murphy.
lerk-Jasper Justus,
Shcril-GCo. w. Nullen.
Assessor- Jn0. W. Mclean,
TreaSurer-P, II. Wkerson.
Co, EAaminer-A. B. brewster.
THE COURTS,
Circuit Court, N. nist t-First Monday i,
tebruary and August.
County Court-lst Monday in Januar,e
July and October. -----
Probate Court, S. Dist-lst Monday in
airy. May, August and NOVEMBER. q
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
The official cali issued by the
Governor is as as follows.

The official cali issued by th
Governor is as as follows.
In compliance with the recon
mcndations Of the late Road Paul.
mcut held at Atlanta g.. .
II and 10, 1895, and at the r
sent ont IN the report thereof
to this department by the Ar
delegates thereto, |, jam
Clarke, Governor OF the Sta
Arkansas, do hereby call u Go
ton Of delegates from the re
i've counties Of this state to m
the 2slh day of February, Is,
p O'Clock ?, m. of said day, .
Hall Of the House of Repre-
tlvcs, in the city Of Little Roc
consider the subject of road n
under the present laws Of tins
and to suggest devise and p
through the Legislature or
wise, the best plans practical
promote and secure tho buildl
good roads and highways TIN
out this state, and to this end
requested thatin addition to h
personal attendance upon saic
renuon, every county judge o
state appoint q convenient M
of mteIhgenLriLiSonS of ms
say from three to ten as del
to sald convention 1t ia f
suggested that all available $,
Of mfurusotlon upon Jhc subi
road bulldmg should be Wll'
in which behalf the Oniial H.
quWy al Wasuag'ou n g.,
pocmlIv wrummrud,u ~ the
Of the delegates refrnd to. auD
that all the newspapers of this
be requested TO give this ca
greatest publicity
Ia testimony whereof have
unto set my hand and caused
affixed the seal Of the State of
Onsas, This 23d dav oC January
JAMES p, CLARllh
Govern
Dy the Govcmor II 3
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
ESspay NGticc.

State Of Arknnsas Before Hugh Spolts j. p
County OF sharp. ! Lebanon Township.
we, JEo. a. Sanders H. NJ
Dotson and John Dolson, three citizens OF the
county Of sharp aud honSehDlders therein. have
lhls day Viewed acerlaIn mu shown us by 4.
II. feeDles rs an cstray; said mule Is murc
color black, supposed to be four years old about
u hands high, and we do value the said mule to
De worth tne sum OF thirty dollars.
JOHN DJTSON,
JOHN A. SANDERS,
L n, D0rSON,
subscribed and sworn to before me this the
2Gth day Of Nov. 1875.
HUGH SPOTrS, J, p.
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31

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fsess < y s..s.sssa.-a
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azv--r-y7r$s. ssI-t. II II g.
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Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
asOaes Nog,co.

y he l-.-a. -.--4e't rtstU6IJrs on su'rp cou1rry
VIII present AT the jar term, 1895, of the Shari
county court their petition to have new road
lall ont, commencing al Sidney on the Sec lin,
OF sections, ID ani lO thence north to Battle,
Bakers, intersecting the Evening shade nn1
Th0masyillc road
W, G, HORTON ct al.
Petitioners
Sharp County record., 1896-01-31
Directory.
RELIGIOUS.

Preaching at Methodist church first and Il
sundays IN each month Rey. W. A. Man
pastor. Everybody is invited to attend.
.Snn1ay-School every Sunday morning
0Glock at the Methodist church. Everybodl
invited to come G. j, WILSON.
Miss Ella Craig, Secretary. superinten
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-26
VIII NuI t\l Arl
sheriff GIf>iA anj a Strong lOf,c oi
LpIrjS Leave Santa Ic.

~h"fn F"IN ,mrrh 81 En Nunh
county. viii lN".o' Ia regular i"pulr"-
aud -lmchl i'"putlr- lurk"r IIAghu, Vt
p,ud ami hlus II tins rIN. viii leave"
I" ruurr"w mumug fur Il"rn NmArlIh
with i"ffrrt" ihdIIIh Anl Ep-hrtr rang.
--l,"ur"I t. h' hanged IA re- Nrrlla
county TT uufirf "r m'N lhnf-.iN
furrr-II, say tln \"w NrNlrau
From NHmlh the prl-"l.t- Viii IL"
taken overland {" t'. county seat 90 Etu
Nulhh county IT, quart against tie
p"--lllIltN ~ al atthrk from rrrll"r-
IA" gu,"runr has uri"r,i detail ~ IT."
local rhNhlrN COMPANY {" u"ol the tram
Al lAmth /" morrow Aud tofuhu arru,al
"-c'li '"f IL" party I" H. Destination
lhr detail, uuiT command ~ Iu,ut
~h"rrhri ,ulrluhu lrO fuI hauIth TIM
afl"furuu 1t consists ~ ~"ig,hut Ia
h"urhr ant lfNAtr- li'rl"W ~truhg.
ul"tu, lrulduf' aud Wesley
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-26

htuk" aud the saigon shot down the
mountain sid" nj n terrific -Irri -Four
muli- Wrt" hltchrd {" the wagon. Ari
tlI"N wrfr Tagged IT, death bIwkrfh,
u trying 1" ''-cal~ drAth caught hi- lf,
i~t under uur ~ the wheels, ani The
i'nt WA- -r tail, mAnglrd that IT Wh-
nlnputatri nj the iu-t"p lilackrth, t. =
warbler ~ uu mrHn ptrtcu-luu-. AMI can
imliatr hluu-t any Mini ~ - hfl
'Iu" advantage ~ taking N"t- ~ai-t
wullt Co. putlN the hlssi T. that ,uI
u'rI not lu'tIug" upu ,uut huut4 ~
hlat uut lruN ,,ut.sli ANY, nsh that
agfrr. Nth Nuu luN WORT. Nuu Afr not
compelled Co., -tatNr ~ loaf WhIl" taking
1t I'... I'n fur.W'u"n 'iuu- worth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-26

Ilarfl = romr,H AMI Iunu Z. h"Il.
niger returned sun lnN m.iuus from
Nllulu"rII". Wlr"rr they have hrn e"
represent ,"Ilrn Iiul" I"JGr W. f.. of
this place al Ia" -r--luu Of ihr ,irhil
l"dgr "t uId F,llnW- 81 \rw M,.>lru.
lh'N AZ" pru'll-" ~ thrI' lru~" "i th"
ROYAL reception AMI Ao-w,nNur treatment
"' thr representatives of th' urlrf hN The
u"uh"r~ AMI citizens of NrwurrIur.
ami -prak of their tup generally ~ or"
m pleasure WHIT" plk. ttsl,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-26

FRANK l.r". assistant -rrIrlhN ." TIE"
Territorial Fan. Whiting IT, IIu 'lII/'N
from rr"-rolI Arizona under dMt" oi
September T.. SAY
Everything l"uk- ,rIl la,.rAlir tot
The Carnival. AMI have l,trI 4 .rrt
MANY signify thrlf Iu,"uti"u- of NtruJ
lug, Nj r"lhlllitI", ruul leo . gt",l
many entities ~ IL" ,llll"rrui -I"rt. Irnm
arizona. Free ~lhri. thr " u-lnW IT,.
ing hur-", Viii N"rN llk'N h, 'utrr~: M
the iTutiiug r.'r- | va aItuu-, l..rr,I
81 TIA" avI"hfdlIr" "i lh" NuriI"- ~ius
v'I ~ IL" baseball inurulu"ui lr.r"
nIIl h, SEVERAL hur~,'- ,ut,lrI lruu, nrr",
lIkrNl~r a hlrNci" Il.IrI amt -'NrIu, rlhrA,
-h",irt~ from IL" guu ciuh Attaching lhru
frtgu~~nll, wlu f"r"uih .pN Nl-l money
with another man lu tho -ht"lIus toni
uaurIl IA san fIdurI-r".