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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
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bounded north public road. south
D. Ar"iArA, east Ant. Luhn,u.
wrst public Rad . -. int.ir.,
80, curis | H. ......
pNi''ia. Auur'Hciu
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A Paula, south V Chavez.
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vArAe, bounded north Ar,ams.
south lsl-ta, east l. pai.lln, s,.i
' CHAVEZ, 700 SArAs, buut.. /
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~, c,ets 81
paNI'h, Juan Andres
400 vArA', bounded north N
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uth :, VI 'iAI -, "hHt E,'IuIA,
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! j. ... .....
f"iiIih } M"ni"yH, I.-"
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SAhrh'/' ""ri SAnch'I, .k'\
~ NAtAH, hUutl'I north + san.
'h' u auth : SAuch'l, rArt th'l
hlI."' "~r' I"r lnmnr, iu\5Iu "a.
tH"' bounded north '. thHN'-,
-""th l'hil. r"nd'"Hri i > Tomas,
Nrn' >n"i 'oN u" NArar, h"u"i
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,....,. !
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y ShhN'S' SCUM fndi.lA, rArt
49, iH0H' "rr' llhIic land; -,
interest," ~ '""'r ! u
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4 "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

BArhu,hl, NAIs.i.I
-" square yHri~, h'nudrl north,
r.uth, "A-ial. ! wet ChlllIgtAui.
huI-rr. way gate and furui.
'ur"; tnN"- n n. interest So.
rur'- ~
hAI,lA, Srfi...
wNiuI ,ais-. nuDu.l,I north
G Inrr"r r..lh NJ, Tamr. rsI
l. IAIls. wet grant hur-rr,
waeru-. hrnI'urr, | -, utrrrrt
T.. ,urir ! !, ,...... .......
ldlrrl., Jnr' l.
( u, I.upN lp'1NArHu, bounded uu all
srir- ChIuu grant Gurprr, cattle.
mrrgtur, 3 -, interest | 81.
curir ! J. ....... ....
.hAia, JuAu
VICE yArAr, bounded north &
ll,rT,', ruuth, "Asl aud west At.
IyA, hurr~r, wagons, furniture.
-. ~, Iut-I-rt : 81, cuptp
; L. -
Mtriuu,J William
q in,r-r, more 80 lrHp, ca the
tnllIN grant, four mll-u w-rt Il
,uiuh hurrrr, H. g.. intrrrat
a.. ,,stu a.
- N bee Robert --lAt- Il
Arrrr, bounded nria. rnAl.
-..'h high rr.g-, -Aat + M,r..
Nr-, : lialdAuAio, hursca. VA
g.us iurultursi 4 80, iutrr-pt
-o., roulu IA. .......
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

Bara. Rafael
Loo Nsrar. bounded north H."
in"ra. r'uth Henry Caldwrll."E-i
~" 'NnRtH, wrri IL mesa, -,
interest : -. c"pir | II ..
Erru'N, MnrearirA
l'"NlHu NArAr l'tul,d east the
Air"ya, west ~ NJ \ >Nni"vAl.
" -, lu,-rrr, : ~, ,rEia H.
'iAr,iH, FrhN
l.Hnd loo yArHu Nlir, lAud loo
Nnrnr wlir, -, iutrrrrt 3 81
rlH - ...
"Hrrtn, MARTIN
"r".r-m hourr, ; -, utrirrt
-, r,-i uF
ulrg", LilrAdu
Land containing lru ncrrr, Il
I"r acre, 2'ti, interest | 81, ,urrr
Herrera, Jurr
=" feet from the arroyo h. the
'rrr", bounded north the ArruyA,
H"uih ihr crrru, ra-t J. A. car.
ga, ~rrt sane, ~, lut-IrS, -,
C"-iH | - ...
Herrera, RAmon
80 !AriS # land aud twu room
h"ntei I -, interest = -, cus',
II
JArAmlllu, Llbradu
lou yArsS land aud house ~
interest = H., costa Is
MARTIN, } LubA,o An,
10 S2GlyArls, h"und-,i north NJ
CAndrl.r'A, hp'h N HArrH,
"Gst and w-sl MAcsriA Vega -
Al" yAraa, bounded north A NJ
J. Luc-rn. south N GArclA. rArt
arroyo, U-si ac-pmAi Il II, IA
'-r-Et 3 80, costs ~
Norma, Henry Y
improvements Ia mining rlHlmi
= ~, interest Il, c,ris ~
NuAnrs, Manuel
Is"'ro"m house, I -, interest
, 50, costs IL
fAiillA, ElAu'crlu
." yArSs, bounded north the ace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21


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gpB iti.t.st l1r r..t.tns
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T. ,u,tt.,.n.,,s 80,
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10. ,,! II. ...s,, f..
Do
W, ''"'' Los "ri'Eo-
Armenia. joan 4" J-rus
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'hl"'Arln, s.u'h Mo- t,rrg..
"N"' Va" TOAD, N"-i TIE rlyrr, 49,
~" NnrNr, l.,r lei NORTH Is
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.. ~ ui"t"r' -. ruri- 8 T.
'H"l'l1flN, Ah'.'.
I''h'." '"'a", rni"i u.rh
.Ni''. tih \ rrI"gn, rA-'
''si. -, NHr' + IlIrr., 81,
900 'sI1.. iwul,.l n.tin
Aur, r.u 'a VI r,I"a. r.rt TIE,
.i. ~ 10. see 10" 49,. yA,Ir.,t.
'Nl0r, lH.IU i"i r'h the ace
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'''' =, ''U."
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lphl' "rHHu,". r'u'h l. Mari.
""-' J. "n'H, wet CAui"lA
80, NN" yNrir. bounded NORTH
f"IH'', south A tAni"iAiN.
r""' r"m", S"s, = J Mare iu,
- Yards, I. uud"i north t. Pa
ini~, r'uih Iuhll, tuAi, rNs' j
J. GARCIA. ""rt T. J MNrr,, 30.
in~r"rt H.. ,"r'- H.
"Ai',N, J'rc l"uScrn
iuh'" yArir, north l. urrru.
r.u'h j 6. Army,, "N-i ncriprH.
""rt + Lur"r". 3 ~, interest
go. 'or'r ''
'uI"t" ! Army", Ju-n
l'Al" NA'Sr, bounded NORTH T.
'""I' south + AI".Ia.r, rN.t
..- rAi, wet + ArniA,A, ~. 300.
de '"t'ri -. costs -
ut'l"rr,I, Eliza"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
PrsrInrtiI Palartto


=, rrUN
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'''HihI''", south L"hAt", rA~'
WI N-s' rnsd' wrr' Sc'lntS 3,
'arss, bounded north Aud
II ~ r''" MNts PAiilIA' EAST ~"
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'i"sl -, curu ] -.
. 81 ~ ''A'A frudrnctA
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N'h.bcI, south ApslAcA,
'''' fVrf, IVES, Ae'lnAi " Va
u" 'sui, bounded north T. uu,I'.
o. g. lrf, r.ith J Gutierrez, east riyrf.
Nrr' "i''r h"ts-r, mul-s, cattle.
Ma 'ns, furniture, i -, iui-r--'
So, ~'s IS ....... ....
'hA'''' htsuci-cu 3ui
| g. -'N1'' NAtA- e land, bounded
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~ 'N'As. houuirl north 81
l.'hS r'r'h 'hAE"- NJ Pens, Vr.I
- SOS, uutr"-. Wagons. far.
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,UA,ry. I..-. Ma.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

b, Ar.n.nrIir FruIr
I yards h.ini-d north j. Nil
.r' south y ~AuduvAl east hillr,
wet ruAi, = yNriE boundri
unrh AryG3h'sIl- south NJ. =
a., u'rr. rAr' iublir r"S,i wrst Ar.
..In"Iu- Grrr-s. cattle, arwIug
u-.hHur tANrs - iut-rrst ! 81.
r.~i- 30 .... ...........
90. - - Ariuulu l,~,-
o. . ,ArAr luuultsl north Ar.
So r.u,N aud EAST Ac-, Iula west
49,. N. 90 ,ArAr ~ sud hnrr-r.
r,''r. urmlur-, , II. interest
.nr'- - ......
''r ,'r- lr-ur
AT 100 ,NrAs req iuG frum crrs.
i.'', Arr.yA ,'..> 80 yATAH, lNund.
iu.rit ,tou Nl-r, uuuih =. ia.
b. Nrrt i /. liarr-rAr, cattle,
ate lru,Irr . ~ interest
.. .rTiH |
p, VI n'ls x ma a.
'srar M rry IT, i.INm
y rr'- cattle, guatH, fur.
Irr. 4, interest : -, cnstS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

l'NNh ~ ~ lAfAs tItn lN -
ba'A' rl' al east ~ road, wrst
~ AfehAl 1'i3f' NAtAs. bound.
-d north ~ NJ Arsguu. south hy
y ~ T"lr'i", east ~ riai, west
hy Ma Ant, iatciA, drceansi
ShbD vArAH bounded north hy
BacA, r"uth ~ T. Sa,rlrG,
u rAsi ~ S,uchri, wet 10y are.
usli ~ u mirrrs, lIUs, curts
~
BAcA, MAiAl-uu
lUui27o yards " IAui AMI house,
:, ii, interest -, co-t-I /.
CAmi-lsrIA, joe Andres
!WI4uU yArir, bounded north srd
east ~ NJ Sanchez, wet hy l.uI.
,le ruAii 3 II, ln'rrrrt ~, cus,s
~
ChAV-r, Alhuu
.! NSfAs. ''uui'"i uut'h - the
ArrhAI south - VI i,oA. IS
Iunuc ruAl, wee, - the ArruA.
Il'i, interest IT. coats ~
CHAVEZ, J.. rrulu
.N" yards, bounded North A
~N'"itA, r.ulh tue MAN r.AH.
",r' ny ~,,rIis, wet 'lr Rur
q'H, l''. n'"I'.i I g.. r..'s
llrau, MAN..
I'NA'' 'SIH-. U.pnIal u.rfn
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'e7' >Nu,b,s. wet ipai. a..
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'tN's t.r, d ,r NIr,,r
baud On SatIa N..r I..t.i..i
Itu ant ,Al u,,l..i.
90 -.tl. $ f.aH So, B., am.
-IN l.' yAl..-. bounded 'r.rr... X
pshs.... 4., s......
r,H V.,' r.,l - .,,,,...,
3D., ,.-'p
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wee T. r,i.., -,,., 49,.
bounded rlI r.l south ~
U1,A rAri T. Arm. Nrt 30
GARCIA, 3 Sc. .r,,irD, So r..l.
''tf.,.,. b.na. Isu.
f. II.N-,' NAiNr. I..I, irI r.rr.
N.Nlitrrl, ,.mI pu.rU.l
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t. N"-' IS road. iuNI, ,ars.
n..uIrI north X Sa,,.ir. -.'t
VI sNu,hrs. -s-i r.,l. Nr-, b
SNN"Ifa, L. -. ui,irr 80,
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JnrAtuI.Ia, Jurr Ma
lu'N'.u yArIr. l.ur.i.I mort.
\ laramie. rm.'nA save.
Ira. rAri rhmr. Wee, A,,pIu4A.
.."N''p yarir. l.upi,i north J
smi,Iu. -N-l i JArAuI...
o.. S"rt Ni"uA T. T.. interest ,u,.
cu-tr -
Lnr"t. JuAua
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SO, A.'i..a, w"-truNI. i.I utter.
r-' lu,.,r-fr H.
lu.-iv i. h
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"a wet road. L. 3d. ,u,rrrr, 49,.
ru-' q .
nAliA. IiAriunuuu
70 IuNlVNAinr. l.uui.l-! mont.
~huri,y. ru.'L rNu.. rAr, road
wet I S,n.L.l, Is. u,,r.-,
. ,',, ,urir u,
Romero, MNuu-. Ant
~ lt',yAfAr, bounded north stI
ru4,h.I. X SAu.l,y. east + san.
cbrI. wet ruAI.lI,. irtrrrrt -
rurtr ,R
Page, rhAiu
iuNl.u yArnr, bounded month
/, Murris, puulh 4 li,r.rn. -n,i T.
Sanrhrl. w.s' ",-luiA 2iNln
IL lul S.urhrl. ~. rutrr-r
- %, r"-it az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

los
BAca, SAlvAiuf
5rh3'o NatAs bounded north ly
y ARMY, south - N. Bacs,
| east by Rad, Nrst ~ A N Gar.
tAi lWh'll NsfAs, huundr
north hJ NJ BscA. south 10y :
barA, 81. 81 east ~ rusd. Srst
~ srrnAl jni!oI NAras, huuni.
rd north hy NJ AtSguu. south h,
- N T"l,7i", rAr, ~ raj, west
hy Ma Ant ,iatciA, drcesrsi
Srt| vNrsr, bounced north hy
Bacs, r"uth ~ T. Sa,.lts,
rSst ~ J sanchez, wee, by are.
usl, ~ u mtrr-s, lUUs, ru+,s
t.l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

rrucInri s0 NAeImests
Ar,luuy 'rrl Manuel
LAui Nnd twu.rurni house, horses,
Evening journal., 1896-06-22

Carpet bagRer removed by return to
bopest elections-elections frsed from
tho bribsry and corruption pract'ced by
Addicks and his benchmen.-Sssfori
News.
The downfall ot Addicks at the Ma
tional Convention cannot be viewed 9th
erwise than as a blessing While he and
his delegation undoubtedly had the
weight of party regularity iD their favor.
yet the methods by which he obtained
bis power we're the most offensive aud
dlabolical ever rssortsd Co. and as = 70
buke TO such methods bis defeat WAS in
every senee = o5mmendable ending 20 the
controversy Sussex CJuntiaa.
Evidently the manufacturers of VIII
mington are not strongly In favor Of pro
lection and Mckinley. Ia Chester. when
the news was recalved that Mckinley had
been named as theinominee for the Presl-
dent, nearly every steam whistle was
blown and every bell rung. The city Of
Chester Is live place. not dead one
like Wilmington. Wilmington Daily
Republican.
Mr. Higgins may be the msster OF the
situation IN St. Louis. and undoubtedly
Is. hut It is more than probable that Mr..
Addicks' voice will yet be heard In Della
ware preceptlbly louder than the still
small voice OF political conscience -
Milford Herald.
The most disgraceful and dAmnsble
piece OF political work ever done in the
history OF the Republican party was that
At st. Louis this week, when the Repub
liean National Convention completely
Ignored the legally elected delegates
chosen by two-thirds OF the Republicans
OF this state In convention sssemb bled to
represent them In the National Conven-
tion Milford Chronicle.
Mr.. Higgins aud his associates are to
be congratulated upon the skill, per
tlnacity and remarkable success which
has attended their latest political en-
counter. Whether they win be able to
reap any substantial advantage from that
victory Is G question that only the future
can determine Sunday Star.
For time at least the regular straight
out. sound money Democrats OF Talbot
are delivered over to the tormentors
This is our first and last Jsremiad on
this subject, LIST the dead past bury It's
dead, is a good motto In politics; bus
one must FIRST be sure that the past ia
dead -Easton Ledger.
Tho Democratic State Convention Of
Tuesday wss IS sharp aud complete 8
contrast 10 the Republican State Con
vention as could possibly have been de-
sired In place OF disgrace, wrangls aud
confusion, was honor. quiet, harmony
and enthusiasm. Ths two. D's Delaware
and Democracy, sound a deal better than
tie three P's and three BIS Of Republican
ism. Dover Iudex.
The st. Louis convention decided that
the Higgins delegation from Delaware
was entitled 70 seats in the convention
TO the exclusion Of the Addicks delega
tion. Addlcks declared that IL his claims
were not recognized Delaware would not
go Republican again for some years As
that appears to be the coed fortune To
store for her la any event, the Gas
Kings threat had very little effect
Cecil Democrat.
Evening journal., 1896-06-22
peIer.ts PennlpEtonIs DenIaI.


We are pleased to note the letter from
National Delegate II. Q Pennington. Of
seaford, denying tnat he has Joined the
free silver forces and threatened to bolt
the Chicago convention. he declares
that he Is for sound money and will stay
IN the convention until presidential
candidate is nominated. This Is good
sentiment
Delaware Democrats have declared for
gold. Nineteen twentieths OF the men
who compose the party want the present
standard maintained and strengthened
They are against the free coinage Of silver
at any ratio. Thst is their declaration
made In convention, and the delegates to
Chicago should respect It and act accord
ingly. We cannot conceive how any
Delaware Democrat can 20 to Chicago
aud cast his vote for the white metal II
the platform does not meet his views he
should stay at home and let soms one go
In his stead who can speak and vote In
support Of the positive declarations made
by the state organization. Any other
course would be exceedingly disboncr-
able
Evening journal., 1896-06-22
soelaI and PsraonaI Not.s.

Miss Anna knight McGill, OF Ceilings
wood. N. J Is being entertained by Miss
Emma Aydon.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Fell and chill
dren, OF Philadelphia, we're the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Fell, at No
1918 Monroe street yesterday.
Miss Minnie Carpenter Is The guest Of
Miss Natalie D. Randle at Chester.
Mr. and Mrs Pstrlek Mullln OF Chss
ter, have been visiting friends in WI
mlngton.
Miss Laura Wyatt. OF Upland, Pc has
been visiting in Wilmington.
George Thompson is spending q few
days At Claymont.
Miss Amanda Stewart is the ghest of
friends at Upland. Pa.
George Fsnnlmore and wife. OF Crump
ton, Md. have returned home from q
visit to friends in this city.
Frank Paschall and John Paschall have
returned from visit TO West Chester.
Ex-Speaker of the Senate John P. Don
ahoe VIII be one of those who will 20 TO
Chicago to attend the National Conven-
ton.
Amos Watson. OF Dover and Miss
Clara Marvil. OF Philsdelahis. we're mar
lied ct the home Of the bride In that city
to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Robert P. Brown, Of
Tioga. Pa. spent sunday With Mr and
Mrs. Thomas Tstnall
g Kirkman, Of Wilmisgton, has
hean rauiarorad for eavar,l d,vr a. the
Princess Anne Hotel at Virginia Beach
Va.
Willam 7. Norris has returned frsm a
visit to friends ia the Lshigh Valley.
William NJ. Young. of No 1914 King
street, Is somewhat better TO day
Mira. George Lloyd. Of Second and
JeaeTson strests, and mother have
returned home.
Milton e. Hawkins, OF Wilmington,
we1t down TO Kenton this morning
Mrs. o A. Grise end Miss Maggie
Wilson. Of Georgetown, came up on the
Delaware railroad express this morning
on their way to the International Sunday
School Convention st Boston.
Miss winons Crew. Of New York, is
visiting her sister, Miss Crew, OF the
Frlenda School.
James a. Hoffscksr, Jr., is a. Yale
College participating In his class re-
union.
Tnghman Johnson was in Philadel-
phi2 TO DAY.
Miss Carrie Johnston, OF Thompson,
Del. WAS Ia Wilmington on Saturday.
She spsnt Sunday at Waynssburg juno
/ tion, Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-06-22
saLlor Joaes yras WIeeked !.

Charles Jones Is a deep water sailor, a
member OF the crew Of the Rising Star,
now unloading nitrate Of soda 81 Pigeon
Point Saturday evening he got
$40 FROM his captain and
started Ia to see tho sights along
Bsrbsry. About 10 o'clock he WAS found
by Officer Shields beaten up pretty
badly add ell his cash gone. De
clsimed that he had only drunk
three glasses OF beer and had
bsen drugged and then robbed Yester
day morning be was fined 81 and costs
by Judge B III, and is now in the police
station. waiting for some one to take
him OUT
Evening journal., 1896-06-22

bullion and everything. ton yssrs ago
amounted to 7s.00O.000 Last year 1t
had Incrsa sed to $500. O00.Oo0 The
export OF textiles alone mas Increased
from $4,000 TO $28 OOO.00 In ten
years.
When asked where they send these
goods Mr.. Porter replied "they first
supply the home demand Formerly they
bought yarn In India. Now they do not.
Some OF the 6uer wools they still have 10
buy In England They supply the home
demand for cotton cloth, ana they also
send some to Englsnd. or course, that
busIness can increase largely without
interfering with us. LAST year they
bought 81 600 600 worth of American
cotton As they improve in manufacture
they produce dner yarns. and as
they make better cloth they must use
our cotton. In order to eecure any
portion Of the trade that England now has
With China. they must use more Ame ri
can cotton. Ia lew OF this, there was
syndicate formed while I vas thers. with
capital stock OF 5000 600. to run
new line. Of steamships from this
country, from Philadelphia, New York
and Portland. Ose. They hope to ship
cotton from Philadelphia, bat they may
start line from San Diego. They must
have our cotton"
But the most interesting results OF Mr..
Porter's investigations are those which
60 to show that England has gained very
much more than the United States from
the opening up Of Japan. We may well
let our fears regarding competition
rest while considering this great sdvan.
tsgs which has been obtained by our
commercial rival. Enelsnd sold to Japan
last yoar s56 600 700 Of products and pur.
chased $1,000. 600 worth while AmerlcA
bought from japan S54 OO0 600 worth
and sold here only 80. 600 600 worth Il
follows that II we are TO keep up this
large volume Of business with them, we
should induce them to buy Of US, and
m ke II to their interest to do so.
Evening journal., 1896-06-22
One 1hou,and Farmers wanted

To settle on one thousand choice farms
on the line OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway In Dakota.
Tnese lands are located In twenty dit
ferent counties, and are to be had now
at prices ranging from 81 to $15 per
acre; few months hence their value
will be doubled
For home or for Investment no luck
Ter chance Ia the West has ever before
been offered. Now Is the time to invest
No better farming land exists anywhere
No greater results cen be obtained any
where.
Schools and churches abound every
where Nearby markets for all fam
products. South and North Delrots are
the banner diversified farming and stock
raising states Of the West Everything
grows in Dakota except ignorance and
lntemperence A new boom is on Take
advantage Of the tide which leads TO
Dakota and to fortune
For further information address or
call upon w. e. Powell. general immi-
grafton sgent, No 4l0 Old Colony
Building, Chicago H.
Evening journal., 1896-06-22
n isi I'm Perfect Keeplnr.

Il ~ our desire that the Stars political
column shall furnish on accurate reflex OF
tho situation In tho two partisan camps,
together with such comment upon party
leaders and methods as may be pertinent aud
within the limits of reason ana decency. And
while we are willing 20 give the opposing
writer's ala the latitude necessary for vgOro rs
iuoisive aud aggressive argument, yet we
uantot permit the slAsses to be made IA
vehicle for personal abuse. or An instrument
OF political rever ge. sunday Star.
THIS would be good II it were true, but,
unfortunately, It is not. Personal
abuse, Misrepresentation OF both men
aud measures aud che widest possible
editorial license have characterized
the political columns Of our contem-
porary, for several years The bench,
bar, pulpit psw and home have
been mercilessly dragged into the anony-
nous political disoussions many times to
the shame Of the writer's and the dis
grace Of ths paper. The attack made
upon Willard Salisbury, Jr. was In
keeping with attacks made upon AM
basssdor Bayard, Senator Gray, sx
Chancellor Wolcott and other public
men and private citizens.
Evening journal., 1896-06-22
Tss MOUNTAIN cnAu1AuouA.
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Line OF the Pfciuresque B. & o.

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improvements; 200 beautiful cottages
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$l2 90 per week chesper than staying
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mountain views simply indseeribable
Session August 9th TO Goth. Three su
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SUMNER SCHOOLS 30 departments Of
important school work In chArge OF lead
ing instructors from the. prominent uni
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