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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-04-23
Rational Farm SCHOOL.

Samuel d. Lit chairman of the building committee
of the National Farm School, at Doylestown, Pa,
has announced to the subscribers to the fund that
the school building is now completed. The formal
opening Of the school will take place about June 1st
with interesting ceremonies, in which number of
State and Government officials expected to par
ticpate, The new building occupies fine site, and
when completely furnished will be model institu-
ton The school will be distinctly non-sectaran in
character although the subscriptions thus far made
to the fund have been received almost entirely from
Jewish sources throl ghout tie country $4,000
has thus far been subscribed. of which amount
900 has been suspended for the farm site and
building. The school will provide agricultural in
structon, although only boys will be received at the
beginning. Thus far the numb, r of applicants for
admission have far exceeded the capacity of the place
Preference will be given to graduates OF orphan asv
lums.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-04-23
Htlanta, Ga.

Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Victor and children, of New
York, in the city short visit Mrs Victors
sister Mrs. Utiz. Mrs Victor will be pleasantly
membered as Fannie Schesinger
Mr. Jeff ]. Foote spent last week in Richmond, the
guest of Mr.. N. w. Nelson
The many friends of Miss Ruby Franklin gret to
hear of her illness at the home of her parents
Mr. Louis Hirshberg, of our most popular
commercial tourists is in midst busily engaged
in shaking hands with his numerous friends.
We are pleased to note the recovery of Master Leo
Oppenheimer
Miss Hortense Alexander has returned to Atlanta
after pleasant visit to friends in Atlanta after a
pleasant visit to friends in Charleston
Mrs NJ. Wiseberg has returned from visit to
Montgomery.
Mr. Simon Seg is in Columbus on business
The german given at the Concorda Hall last
Thursday night was voted huge success by all who
We're fortunate enough to attend
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-04-23
The JEWISH SOUTH.

have another special day soon? l knew the Jews
had special days in their stores, so l suppose the
synagogue has to have them so as not to be left
behind. SHOPPER
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-04-23
Il Distinction.

Yes, suppose you may call Eben successful
man He does good business, but to my mind he
isn't prosperous
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04
THE COMING FESTIVAL
RssVasssssas ~ Prss.sss WAssA WIN na&s
II Moro latsPestisg ThAn Ever Dsfees.

31oUoso4ssos - Rrogrsaa WhlsA WIN naks
II Moro latsrsst,sg mas Ever Dsfsss.
Denver, Colo, Sept. 1.-Preparat,onw
tor Colorado's annual Festival of Noun
tain and Plain are In successful prog.
ress. and from all Indications 1t will BE-
much more elaborate affair than ans
previous celebration. This yearly car.
nIval has become TO the West what the
Nardl Gras II to New Orleans; the Har-
vest Festival to New England: the
Yelled Prophets to st. Louis, and the
Priests Of Pallas TO Kansas City. The
citizens Of Denver have subscribed lib-
orally to entertain her visitors ON this
occasion. The streets will he hand.
somely decorated with nags and bunt-
ing. and brilliantly illuminated with
varied colOred electric lights during the
nights and all the various entertain
ments will be absolutely free. The
principal features Of the fiesta will liz
the Pageant Of Progress ON the first
day. This will bc an allegOricai rep
resentation Of the progress OF the
state from the days Of the earliest pio-
neers TO the present time. Floats rep.
re'~nting the industries OF every min
ing camp. horticultural and agricultu-
raj district In the state will have place
50 ~ III tO tnlS
there will e several tribes OF Indians
IN their primitimc Stale. who will give
weird dances at the parks during the
night. The Chinese display, one of ihc
most Interesting features of Inst wear
Will be repeated this year more clabor.
nt"ly than ever The Queen of the
ilnins. with her maids of honor select.
eu from every county in the state, will
also be II prominent attraction.
The second day will be given nm ,o
Queen Thalln and Argentum Aur,Im
ana iheir great masked street parade,
and mt night the hal champetre, a new
feature never before seen In this conn.
try.
Ihc third day will he given M TO the
military display and the parade Of the
silver Serpcn's and their ball In The
evening.
NTs- NJ. y. Shutc. connected with The
STATE Horticultural Department, has
started On II visit to the fruit growing
districts Of the state for the purno.e
OF interesting the people in mai King suit
able representations NJ the Festival by
noats. She will visit Pueblo, Rocky
Ford. Trinidad, Canon City, ali OF San
Juan, Montrose. Grand Junction, Frui.
tn, Gunnison and all other sections rails.
Ing fruits.
Lieutenant Governor .Iud Brush will
visit the agricultural districts on n
similar mission in the near future.
The railway companies have made
an exceedingly low round trip rate
from all points In Colorado. northern
New Mexico. western Kansas and Ne
braskn. eastern Utah and southern
wyoming. which makes a visit to the
Festival within the reach Of nearly cy.
eryone.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04
KILLED Bv MoONsniNERs.
ssvsr.i OMc~r. Lose Their Lives n the
wilde of Arkansas.

beVernb o8ssrps usOo% unehb Lives N too
wilde of Arkans.s.
Little Rock, Ark. Aug. 3O-Slx men
wer. probably masracred In the wilds
OF the mountains Of Pope county yes
terday afternoon. Two were killed
outright, two We're fatally wounded
and left for dead. and two have mys-
teriously disappeared. ana are either
dead or are being held captive by the
bloodthlrs,y bandits who committed
the awful crime.
The Killed are Captain Il. +. Taylor
Of Searcy county. n deputy United
States marshal, and Joe Daisoa Of
Boone county. a deputy marshal.
The fatally wounded men are two
brothers named Reufrow Of Searcy
county. The names Of the missing
men are no, known. but they are sup
posed to be- deputy sh-rifYs from an
adjoining county. The victims were
all officers. and the men who did the
awful work Of carnage are moonshin.
ers Of the boldest and NEST desperate
class. The scene Of the bloody crime
was a rulch or ravine In the mountains
Of Pope county. mn isolated spot.
thirty miles from R,isseliviile. the
nearest telegraph office. and ten miles
fiom VIII Sprinws.
The region Is Wild and de~olaic. II
has for years l,een; the favoritc rcn-
devious for counterfciterx and moon.
sinners and district In which no law.
abiding citizen could live. Veteran
moonshincrs who were years ago
hunted and houpde>i out Of Georylu.
North Carolina. Tennessee and other
states. have settled In the mountains
and continued their Illicit distiliing Of
whisky. Connierfcitcrs have operated
there and crlmlnais Of other classes
have taken refuge In the hills Of Pope
county.
Taylor nnd his party were shot while
out trying Ia arrest party Of moon.
sinners. N.warsis have been offered
for the capture Of tho murirr~rs. and
Q determined effort will bs made "a
arrest them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04
WESTERN NEWS NOTES.

The c,al miners at B!ossburg. New
Mexico, have ron. ont upon n strike as
n result ~ ten per cent. cut In their
wages.
The little child los, on Casper Noun.
tain was found III" next day by /,
searching party. which was out twenty
six hour The It'll. on. was found un.
injured about four miles from the camp
from which II wandered away. II was
Mt hrsi thought that the little one had
been carried oT by n mountain lion.
The Wyoming Land Bonri hcld n spc.
clal meeting on the osth AMI leased oy.
or 1000 acres n school land and ~ 90
ncrcs of state land The land was l-as.
ri In tracts OF from flfty acres up To
o."0 acres. III. school lands wcr.
rented on q valuation Of from 20 cents
10 si.0O pnr nrr" and the state land a,
n valuation Of si.o per acre.
Forest fires ~ considerable extent nre
devastating the ilmhcr.d mountains In
Custer county. Idaho. ard cporuou.
hr"s nrc reported burning In the forest.
Of tho Priest river timber reserve. The
fires In the mountains north Of Salmon
city hn,e been burning for ten days
past ana caused cnoruous destruction
~ timber. The moutnins of Idaho are
full ~ camper. and these fires all orig
Innic from careless camp hrcs.
News hns hrn received Of the dc
| -trnc'ion by i,rc Of the bonanza mill
l"cni'si NJ iIill.boro. Slerrn county
New Mexico. Tho property Ia owned b,
the bonanza Mining Company and Wal
the largest stamp mill 10 kicrrM county
II cannH tr learned ~ 10 whether sn,
Insurance WAS carried or nOt, n nos
the NM will lr ANOM The min hst
5ssat started mn. after lwing kil~ ~,
some time. Hnd Its destruction will b
. nevef~ blow IN that csmp.
fiorrnce Packard NJ Tnnio nahu
Arizona. II getting rich killing mouu
tain Hons. within two or thr~ w~ek
h~ has killed nine. The county mar
him 80 for cnci scaip. tl~ II as~iste,
In his work i.y a pack NJ hounis. rh
adJarrnt aiockinen nr~ encouraging I'M
enterprise. for since Phil IIaskins ice
that Cusnnunity tho li0na have lurrras
ed N rapidly that the h~rtis suf|rrr,
from their d~ptvs1atioa and the hus
heaa N ralain9 horsss was ai,a audoursl
Mountain lIoss have . llklns amouul
Ing h Q nania Tor the oeah Of rolss
an1 .eomssiR,es they d. rot hesitas~ \
attach grown lt0rne. Hnskins and Nj
0egy nsa3e Inns ID tlse Tbusn r~xIo
Aae1 - eatrA. Ooe Asy 9 rust,j~ !,
ysan ~ ~ vnrirA ~ snonUs.,uy !,
l &ao1e1e n1elns q 4 saan lss Wins
a Z! - sqlesl Ne
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04
THE ST. LOUIS CONFERENCE.
Pressdsst Mekini-y Asked to Coav veae Go,
gress -Debs Has Hta Way.

Presidsst Mekini-y Asked to Coo vss~ Coz.
gress -Drbs Has Hn Way.
st. Louis, Aug. 31.-The conference
OF labor leaders which has been In ses
sion here two days finished Its work
this evening. The meeting was pro,luc-
tive OF several sensational speeches
and many resolutions. yet no decisive
action was taken in the principal mat.
ter for which the gathering was sum.
mOncd-thc alolIshment OF government
by injunction.
The convention. which had been an
nounced ns the last one Of Its kind To
lIe held. while adjournlng sine die, has
merely postponed action on the mat
ters before It for three weeks, as u
call for similar convention. to be held
In Chicago Monday. September ?7, was
issued. True II Is. the convention or.
dered Its chairman. Mr.. Prescott OF the
international typographical Union, to
request President Mckinley. In the
name Of the convention. to call a
special session Of congress for the pur.
pose OF defining the authority Of
Judges In the matter o8 injunctiOna," {"
but AZ the president will hardly n
celve the communication In time 10
convene congress In three weeks, even
ably, the Chicago gathering may take
action which would render tO-day's
move void or decide to act In another
manner.
Mr.. Debs and sociai Democracy dom.
lnatad the convention. and the fam.
GUS lnbor leader carried the gathering
on Its feet this afternoon In one Of hla
hnracteristic speeches.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Ma.
hon Of Detroit. calling upon all miners
now at work to desert their posts, and
terIning them enemies Of human Nh.
erty 10 long ~ they remained on. duty.
was adopted.
Mr.. Ratchfori. who was especially
pleased with the c0nvepelou's lnstruc-
tions regarding the request for the
convening OF congress, hurried away
tonight to Columbus. wherc be will
attend q conference of mine workers
and opcratorr. Mr. nebs and. In fact.
all the leaders. nrr xrAtided at the re-
suit Of the conference. =,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04
LABOR LEADERS MEET.
They Gather At 81. loais to Discuss the
Coal strike.

They Gather at 81. Louis to Disease the
Coal strike.
st. Louis, NO., Aug. :N.-The confer.
ence Of labor leaders which began this
morning had busy day. and tonight
the end Is In sight. What the confer.
cnce has accomplished. II anything. is
In doubt.
II In not believed the leaders have st.
tanned any definite result and, in fact.
the president OF one OF the national or.
Eanizations sald tonight the failuts Of
the conference wills foregone cchclu.
sion. II should feel very much cha.
grined." said this gentleman. "if 1 had
any part In the conveninx OF his con.
ference"
The committee on resolutions and
plan Of action WAS at work all after
noon and tonight. and this evening Mr..
Sovereign announced that they had for.
mulsted a plan, but declined to give any
details. The platform. II Is expected,
will be submitted to the conveniion to-
morrow morning. The fourteen differ
ent organizations represented In the
convention make an unwieldy body.
and II IL evident that all OF them cannot
he satisfied with n platform formulated
by hve men, representing a. many
branches OF organized labor
Mr.. Ratchford's plan Of petitionins
President Mckinley 10 convene Con
greNs into cStrn session 10 ennct meas
ure~ providing for the settlement Of the
present labor difficulties or as he puts
II. ITO define the rights Of citizens. II
any" did not meet the approval be had
hoped for. and IL II not believed tho
plank will bc Incorporated In the plat.
form.
Although present In the convention
all day Mr.. Debs DID not speak. nor did
he put In an appearance at tonIEht's
mass meeting. where he was widely
advertised TO make an address. He ID
represented on the resolutions commit.
tee. however. by Mr.. Berger. AMI a. nc
has remained pretty close to the gen.
Element composing that committee. II
10 safe to say his Social Democracy
idea will be repr~cnted.
II Ia thought adjournment will b.
reached some time tomorrow.
The statement of Mr.. Sovereign tina I
the committee on rs-~olutioas had form
uiated . plan Of action was contro-
verted late tonight by the assertlon OF
another member Of the commlttes tina
no decision had b~cn reached. The com.
mlti~e was, IN truth. Just getting ready
to assemble At midnight to make an
other attempt at settlement.
The committee In running AWAY
from the issue" said this member. "snd
! nm afraid the whole thing will end Ia
hnsco. Al any rntc. thrrc will be q
minority report prcsentcd with the ma
Jori'y. There In sone talk Of govern
mctit ownership Of mineral lansiA hut
nothing las been positively determined
upon"
~ midnight the committee weat Inns
ssSsion At the IAciesic in an eadeavol
to prepare som~thinx tenable 10 report
tomorrow morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04
LATEST NEWS FROM sxAovAv
esen0 1spalrs - wednesday Last

1As 1saa Was seau CssssA While U.Aar-
gssa6 1spaiss - Wednesday Last
Seattle, Wash. Aug. 29.-Ths steam.
er King City Of Kingston arrived to.
day from Dyea and Skaeuay. The
following letter was brought from the
Associated Pres correspondent:
Skaguay. Alaska, Aug. 25.-The new
deputy collector Of customs at Skag.
uay-Dyea has imposed q duty Of S3C
head on Canadian horses unloaded
at this port from Canadian territory
to be used In packing owners OUTFITS
over the summit. Since the new Brit
hh collector few days ago announced
that his government would waive all
duty on miners clothes and outfits In.
tended for personal use, for the next
SIX months. 1t Ia feared this action OIL
the part Of the United States collector
VIII react on American miners The
duty was paid under protest. The col
lectOr also assumed the right to an.
praise horses at their value here, One
man paid $40 on horses that cost
him $500 at Victoria.
An effort Ia being made to improve
the Skaguny trail. The miners camped
At Sknguay and on the trail are to do
the work. while the citizens Of Skag-
uay furnish all food and transporta-
ton OF supplies. There are not less
than 5000 miners between the land
Ing and summit and all travel 10 sus.
pended. Trees have been felled across
the trail and no one will be allowed 10
proceed until the entire trail y fin-
ished.
Charles King OF Tacoma, an expert
enced railroad contractor. will be SUI
pcrintendcnt Of construction. There
are several civil engineers here with
their instruments. and they will pro.
ceed at once 10 make the survey. rhc
work will be completed and thrown
open 10 travel in from ten to fifteen
days at the latest. and il is thought
can then be kept open all winter.
The Bristol Of Victoria has been
here five days and has hardly begun
unloading. as the charterers refused
to furnish lighters to land the stock
and supplies, and also refused to fur
nish meals TO the passengers after the
bat dropped anchor. The passengers
appealed to the vigilance" commit
tee and this morning the chairman
went aboard to Interview the captain
and purser. After a stormy interview
the captain and purser engaged the
'Bjachs.' u lighter brought up by the
steam tug Pioneer. of Seattle. and the
passengers are helping to unload the
ship.
The price Of whisky has jumped In
ten days from three and five dollars
per gallon to twenty dollars. on &c
count OF the many seizures made by
the new revenue officers. who have
captured about twenty barrels In that
time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04

The extent Of the financial distress
- Nicaragua must be considerable
eso0 the account rendered to the stata
department by United States Consul
Wsisike At Managua- He says the gev-
0amsat ID trying In every way TO paas
uAssly through the present state Of af.
iairs By observing strict economy. aal-
ingiss have been lowered from the pres
e1sAt Of the republic down to the last
o0ploys. and great many omcss have
been aboiishs1. CoRss planters are
Aatters worse. the foreign aad native
ooamercial houses. on whom the plant
~ depend for advances. nave with
assvl their credits owing to heavy
Seassa
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04

In the last year seventy-two persons
credited as New Workers disappeared.
dropped out Of sight more completely
chan II the ocean had swallowed them
up: and this seventy-two does not In
eluds the real number OF people swal-
Vowed up by the sea OF mystery. Only
the humble seek police aid to search
for lost ones. The dwellers behind ths
erownstone, as a rule. swallow their
grisf In silence and seldom seek the aid
Of the police.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04

TIE London Economist has taken oo-
easiea to make some interesting In
,ysstisatioas - to the extent Of Bar
'aaAo's operations and the lossss which
tAsir declines represent. It, Of course.
takss 10 account Of his early ventures
IN diamonds and diamond mines.
which, indeed. were mainly conducted
- private enterprises. and II should be
aetsA that his remarkable success IN
xhis connection was what In all proba.
biiity induced him to make dubious
financial experiments with disastrous
results. and At the same time gave ths
.Dsblic an exaggerated opinion Of his
sasaclty. Excluding. also, some minos
corporations OF the gold mining or pro.
'1oeias class. the paper In question as-
urss out that during the years IN which
- held his title of King Of the KAe
1fs.- he 6oated companies OF the kind
3ust referred to with an aggregate cap
'4tal oe f7.sos. 900. or say s3s. .ooo. 900.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04

Militia and citizens OF Calais, Maine.
3oined the people Of st. Stephen. New
Brunswick. which town 10 on the op-
posite side Of the st. Croix river. In
celebrating the queens jubilee; where
upon the New Brunswick militiamsn
cane over to Calais . few days later.
and contributed noise. enthusiasm and
eood will to the Fourth Of July. God
oavs the Queen" and America" have
1t9srsat words. but such instances
happily remind US that they 70 to tAs
sane tune.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04
AtstAs IL ylsAS.

. Bmsr. Idaho. Aug. 26.-Oue Of IN.
most remarkable strikes In the minins
history of Idaho was made to-day In
the Kin. mia~ At Willow creek, eWusd
By Nessra. Mc1DougAl and palace. Who
have been mining In that sertjea eoe q
long tlue With varying succeea, Lut
without havia9 laid away nuch mpoey.
To-day they opcned ~. at 1epah Se
30 feet, Q SooS.foet vsio e etN the1
win run into tia thousanAa. Chvshs
Of ors bsouxht 70 this city ase - fu1l
q wire sesd anA silver that they naSA,
bot viii sot cfack ua6sf the slede1
hamusss. The esld. Il u tsltsvea, pse-
dominatsa, 6et ~ pescsntA0e q on.
VET n veg Navy. TAs skSlks has crs-
ated ~ httie exc1tssusat, M see0o1
- eesng WoDoW Ggo16 ao11D peo01nan1.
" " ~ ssv" o.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04
PROSPECT or a ssrrLsmsn1
csai ai.sss nay 0s - WssA rssAsss A.
beeenseoa.


csai Missss nay a. - WssA rssAsas Az
bassassss.
Columbus. o.. Aug. 31.-Thc coal
strike 10 considered settled here. The
plan Ia to resume at sixty.four cents
and work pending arbitration.
The direct paftSes In this conference
OF adjustment are President Ratchfort1
Of the United Mine Workers and the
executive committee Of the operators.
A number of thu latter were In the ely
to-day. and the rcsul, II that . decIs.
Ion may bc locked for almost at any
snomrui. The direct effect Of this d..
cisloa will be the oSening Of the mii,.s
and oe The resumption of work BY all
striking miners ihe bexinning o{ thx
coming week.
An operator here aays:. ''rhe new
figure has bern accepted by sll bat ous
operator In the i'ittabusg district. ssd
u y undsfstood has bsss approved ~
-Praa31sat Ratcheoe1 ard eihes mem.
bees e ~ sxscufive ree9uDet1ea el ~
Unlted le1as Wselsaes. u h sgpated
tAAt ~ eoaG3a eparatee sl1o heoAiaS
.Sat ,wtn b. 'an1liy ts1ees1 y ytsisi,
~ 'ttat the Graal goBl1o wlo thup b.
oeee6ht y . soee4y as1 peaceful
q. Lesis, Aue. oa.-Whsa shown ihs
dIseatch frso Cseenbsa, Ohta soqiias
that ~ ~ slgiks !; wae -esa1o4sssd
& u U - WeuSeoo & Anssi.
q aakn4ysS5ap1 iia.. = ~ fsceIvsd
Q Despe()tieA 10 have the minesS ~.
Seee w1S q axty:Sess esats pse1lns
assltFati13 f3s a11sl: 49,,
s0u9 6xeesuve esuucA 0selo q O.
1Qnboe. 0Ate te.nA0rrow niohk ~ IN
.ps0peelt1sa q NJ. reNus. NJ Fspee'
eso1o Afoe nMaAter n SpesateesA VII
b eeasslsssl WITH sthse nattsss's
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04

The question whether = married
woman living In ono state can hold
hank stock In another state was de-
GIleA In the afirmatiyc by the Maryland
Court OF Appeals In the ease Of Kerr.
Receiver. vs.. Uric. The court In rem.
Assing Judgment said: The question
pesssated II whether married woman
residing In this state 10 capable Of hold
ang stock In a national bank located
Aad doing business In the state Of
-fsxas. and. u -. whether she IL liable
q such stockholder under the personal
liability provisions Of section 5.iG3 Of
Tie Revised Statutes Of the United
States. Whatever difacui,y may sur
souad this question. arises. We thiak.
more from the manner In which Il 10
pesssstsA In this case than from any
oehss cause. for II can hardly b sup
poss1 that st this day. whsn. By the
Law q most all the states. . married
iUooaA nay contract - . fsns sole II
sssDset 10 her separate estate. she ID
without power to subscribe for 0v b.
eeos The tfansfsrrsr Of tAs sock q q
nak3ooAi baak.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04

Gen. weyler has asked for 10000
moro Spaniards for Cuba. Not being
able to whip the insurgents. the great
,oeusral will resort to strategy and
crowd them on the island.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04

4 Milwaukee alderman says he was
ensred bribe Of 5000 for his vote.
With the example OF brother alder
man In Chicago before him. that MIL
'vaukee solon should begin right on to
fnsriminate somebody besides him
self.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04
M.v,sss. Pvssssss rs,.~

Chattanooga. Tenn.. Aug. O.-Usltrsi
States Nrcnii Judge CLARK rendered q
decision which will cause constcrnatIou
among tax COLLECTORS and hwyefR. II
the ras' Of A. -. Blakrly verSus tho
TcnneAsrc River Transportation Com.
nany on quc.tioe Of tag forscjnsurr.
the Judge decided mat nostxass
claim Involved IN ~ case must have
satiafsrtion hcepee Q tax clain % 10.
volvcd and estabslaeed and the psincl.
pie that mor'Rese 0aims sbs6h al.
wnys have pr"ee6eoce over tax claims.
u the d~r'sIon Is upheh BY ~ su.
prem" court II wo1 fmeaa tke 1ees a
thousands of dollars 10 citieA. caunties
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04
Ne s.ssss ssss ~ s.ss,v n.ssA.,s.

WpsAlngtss. Az. 4A-A J. Trace.
we'll The cs0pGrso1oe q ~ tseaeuey.
Y Y! 2 - s.sle'ea 1900 ~, - shat
,sIess: re:9Ass.. e ~ 49, esss1
e - ~ y s's1ss ;s. g ss, g =: :
:;
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04

It seems like rubbing 1t in whom
thiladelphiA refers to the passags OF
Ne tAri6 bill a. SLOW"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-09-04

eems are active because they tear to
- thought idle.