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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18
Size Hnd Him on the Hin.

And my Photograph that 1 sent you, -
she whispered have you always kept it
with you?"
Always, darling" he said. next to my
heart, which beats for you alone. 1 have
kept it there since the day received it,"
Let me see it,"
He pondered a moment says the Detroit
Free Press, and then said anxiousy:
You believe me, don't you, deaFest2"
cot course, l believe you. II is close
against your heart, where you can feel it
when it beats?
Yes"
SHOW it to me just for a moment"
Some other time, darling"
Harold, you are deceiving me. You
have thrown my picture away and are
carrying some other girls"
mo, no. l swear by"
"Then show it to me-
Il cannot now. Won't you trust me,
darling?"
mir. Simpson, it is all over between US.
Never speak to me again"
But"
Good night, SIR
When Harold reached the sidewalk he
reached under his coat-tail, drew out a
lot of old letters and tintype, and NUT
tered:
zone thing is certain. III have to either
quit carrying things in my hip pocket or
post myself better on anatomy"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

It is reported that the wheat crop of
Australasia will be 100000 bushels short
this season. This will occasion a CORE
spending deficiency in the supply of the
countries which have drawn upon the
Australasian wheat crop. TO the advant,
age Of American wheat growers. The
shutting Of Indian cotton out of Italy will
create stronger demand for American
cotton. at least temporarily, and probab-
~ for some time. The conditions in the
stricken sections of che world are to be
deplored by the whole of civilization: at
the same time, America has to congra.u-
late herself that she is in a position to
supply the products needed to .supply the
deficiencies.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

one Of the most heartrending stories told
in the Geographic dispatches in many days
was that published yesterday telling OF
the burning alive of so many little or
phans at Dallas. Tex. The surerings Of
children never fail to arouse a responsive
chord In the human heart. In this in
stance the thought Of the terrible fate Of
the little orphaned innocents will bring
tears to the eyes of parents everywhere
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

Texas is big state; so big a state that
a man may commit bigamy fifteen sepa-
rate times within the borders of the COM
monwealth in the space OF a few years.
Tom Lowe Of Denison began getting mar
ried when he was eighteen years old and
kept up the practice steadily for eight
years, at the rate Of two marriages a
year. When he had committed bigamy
for the fifteenth time, and was on the
honeymoon with his sixteenth wife. his
villaiuy was accidentally discovered. All
Of the sixteen wives are alive none Of
them are divorced, and Lowe is proud TO
claim the parentage OF nineteen children.
lie Is % years old and was at one time
federal marshal IN the Indian territory.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

A Chicago newspaper says Gov. Altgeld
during his term pardoned 2O7 convicts and
committed the sentences OF i2t others. OF
those pardoned nifty were burglars ana
forty murderers. Combinations OF
sentence were granted to nineteen burg
lars and siXty-nine murderers. This is,
indeed, an extraordinary record; stin, be-
fore executive clemency is condemned.
the circumstances ought to be inquired
into.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

A New York man named Mcintosh has
gone crazy from reading the newspaper
stories of the Seeley dinner. He has a
daughter who is a chorus girl and does
epecialties' for theatrical managers. Nc
Intosh brooded upon the possibility that
his daughter was required TO take part
in such performances as is alleged to
have occurred at the seeley dinner until 1t
unseated his mind.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18
Real Menace 10 the Treaty.
From the Galveston News (Dem).

Russia's objection TO the arbitration be-
tween Great Britain and the United States
il not so apt to interfere with the ratihca-
ton Of that measure by the Senate as the
wild LIMOGES who are getting humpbacked
toting chips on their shoulders.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

1t would not be wise to expect too
much of the Machas if she were to get
into a brush at Bangkok. She is not a
class gunboat of $50 tons. However, there
is little likelihood that she will be called
upon to do more than GROW a scare into"
the siamese, as it would probably be ex-
pressed in New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

The pillars behind the speakers desk in
the hall of the New Jersey House of Rep
resentatives were, up to few days ago,
regarded with pride by the natives, who
pointed them out to visitors as stridngly
beautiful pieces of marble. The other day,
however, it was discovered that they were
not marble at all, but pine timber covered
with a plaster.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Meeting-Savannah Lodge No. 4. Imp. O..
r. M.
Special Notces-Pink Carnations To-
day. Wolf & Co., Florists; We Are Going
to Clear out All 1896 Models, R. D. & VIM.
baltimore.
Spring Is Far Enough off to Wear an
Overeoat, Etc--B. II. Levy & Bro.
Auction Sale-Furniture, Etc, by A. X.
Wilson, Auctioneer.
Trade Winners. 1897 Bicycles-B. H. Levy
& Bro.
Steamship Schedules - Ocean Steamship
Company: Baltimore Steamship Company.
A Fine Location for Store Etc.-C. II.
Dorset.
Pearline-Jas. Pyle, New York.
Tobacco-Blackwelrs Genuine Durham
Tobacco.
Washing Powder-Gold Dust Washing
Powder.
Railroad Schedule-Plant System.
Medical-Hood's Pills; SCOTS Emulsion;
Cuticura Remedies; Duffys Malt Whis-
key; stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent;
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18
Give CredIt Whore Due.
From the Chicago Times-Herald Gnd


We have but little patience with that
class Of statisticians who are always try
ing 10 show that a considerable part of
the American electorate is ignorant and
vicious. and that Il is confined largely to
one party. or to one section Of the country.
At one time Il was the ignorant foreign
vote. at another the ignorant negro vote,
and now the ignorant silver vote. All
such reasoning is foolish. Let us be fair
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18
Equal Protection 10 The Ports.


The same protection should be given
other southern ports on the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts. and the batteries be equal in
power and every other respect to those
which have been erected at New York.
Boston and Philadelphia. IL is TO be hop
ed that the Tampa convention. If It ac-
composites nothing more. will cause the
question OF coast defense to be more ac-
lively agitated in the future than 1t has
been in the past
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

Senator l.eXow OF New York, who made
a reputation for himself and gave the Lam
guage a new verb through his lnvestiga-
ton OF the New York city police. has in-
troduced into the general assembly a bill
providing for joint legislative investiga-
ton OF trusts and combinations. What is
the good OF an Investigation as prellmin-
airy 20 the framing and passage Of an anti
trust bill? Georgia has demonstrated that
such bin can be drawn by rule-o'- thumb
and passed without serious obstacle.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

From the Chattanooga News (Dem).

The treasury portfolio has never gone
so decidedly begging as it seems destined
to do on Mai. McKinley's hands. Repub-
lican statesman seem to properly appre-
ciate the financial task the incoming ad-
ministration has before it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

A Virginia court has before It case
which involves the question whether a
gamecock Is an animal or not Certainly
not If 1t Is a Virginia gameoock. It is a
daisy. and consequently belongs TO the
vegetable kingdom.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

1t would not be surprising IL Senator
Carriers experiences in prosecuting the
judiciary investigation should give him
such taste for the law as to induce him
to leave the pillow for Blackstone and
Coke. He seems to fall into the way Of
marrying witnesses as naturally as if he
were trained for a lawyer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

The allegation is that Judge Reese at
one time expressed the opinion that Tom
Watson ought to be in that place which
Sam Jones says is situated half a mile
from Boston. But. since Mr.. Watson has
come to the judges defense with first
class recommendation, It is in order for
the judge to revise his opinion with re-
gard to the populist leader; that is. as
Stunning that he ever held the opinion al
legged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

The mayor of Chicago vetoed the thea
ter-hat bill which made managers of
places of amusement liable for the high
hats in their houses and subject to a
fine of SIS for each hat, but the city
council has passed another bill which
makes the wearers liable to fine of 50
each time a high hat is worn in a place
of public amusement Chicago is deter
mined that the nuisance shall go.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18
CURRENT COMMENT.
Aritnte For Good Roads.

From the Columbus Enquirer-Sun Dem.).
The question of good roads should be
agitated all the time. Experience demon
strates that no investment pays larger
returns than money used in constructing
good roads. 1t goes far toward inducing
immigration.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

A Louisiana man died the other day at
the age Of 80 years without ever having
seen railroad train, Notwithstanding
trains ran daily near his home for years
Ten or twelve years ago the parish in
which he lived voted bonds in aid Of a
railroad scheme. The old man was OPP
posed to the scheme. and the result of the
vote so exasperated him that he swore he
would never look upon a railroad train.
lie kept his word. But, whom did he spite ?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18

South Carolina can be depended upon
20 produce new freak about as often
as any state in the union, not excepting
Kansas. Her latest thing in that line is
religious sect known as the "Comeout-
ers." which sect is said to be nourishing
in Pickens county-which is up in the
moonshine district. The "Comeouters"
believe In miracles, that every sin de-
mands new immersion and washing OF
feet, and that It is the duty Of all be-
levers to sell all Of their possessions and
preach without receiving aims or pay
ment for services. They are faith-cur-
lists and fatalists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18
The MoRNING NEws IS publlshed I

Registered at the postofHoe in Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-18
DANIEL HOGAN,

The corner Broughton and Barnard SITS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27
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Co. SEAT l. tl"h AMI Hon. " Il.
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- p.o.lrg MldurN- IA grurrh III
,uitaul matIrf- hrlurr tn { uli,i tat
.upTru,r court. laN" r"tu, 'ui tu t'lrIt 81
.rr, IA tins cIN, a." iur.u"i last ul.rt
Aul ilp, latter SAtuTihN evening lhrN
had - ,plruiIi time
HAin t.. uNrh. who" uur..Iur e, ~
d rruAlnr, ,... 'hr front window -ht .r-
% t'r Law a., r " CLANCY duUug
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lnhn ,rum.D ~. ur u"~N appointed
lui.r 60! ~ ui, nl hI~tflrt Mr. owen
viii -,On l.. "IIIr the new di,'flrl Z. urt
rrik. ani h" '...Ird this muTulug th,t
Juis, tIiG.. ,ck,r viii HTTlNr "a time I,
h--utr his JGIIrlal dutlr- uli ~ Ah"ut
Ia" It ul -, crnihrt. Al ~hlrh time Iuhg,
collier ani lrtk Nation viii .trv duNIl
aud Uu,, Ia IA" matter ui assistant c."fk,
Vi owen stated ghHt h" Nuuli b. ~
rrrrl ruIrrlN ht the wishes I'll The rev
u'I' VII owen las had run~lirIhl H.
'NIT rlcr ~ the tisttlrt court 'l"",
Aul h" viii com" NJ IT, ia" expect hlnuS
~ hi MANY friends ~ pt"Ning AL Hr'
'rnmriAtlug. efficient clerk.
ia x" \. \ Freeman, the LAWYER orator
q IA" ~"c"ftu and kdh, lmr cnur ~
nom IN" south last night. AMI i Aiutlli
iuin' z lurhl ATTORNEYS today. The IIig,
FEE , candidate tur appointment ~ uur If
- - associate justices ~ the t"ftitufl,
supreme court, lie Will return g. ~u
zorro tu morrow morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

Vet all the lives that are ln.i t,,n vrt' w
violence an! accident are hut az in.isu. n.
r.u, f,,,,,., 4, IN. untold Thousands that
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arc N'"tu '.. ''W w ~
Won 'h' h',' 'h>'"''", ana Wv ~ w.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27
rAvoRs AlBpQufRQyI . .yRASoo ROAD

h. II ~htp. II the yi"y llmr- "a'ur
IN from thrhurl uu a., delayed tr,,u last
night and Wa introduced At thI. u,l,Ur ~
VI /. -tdulu thI- mufuIuR. VII sharp
l. enthusiastic Nri III ,rrlIru ut lUr
san Juan cuuutn ia New M,l,ru. AMI l.
"a tfu" adv .'t.r -. TO-" huul.ug 1T iit"
pfuI"-'d \lluIIrrgur Durango rhIifuhl
llr WAS -utpu-.i tu discover Tat VI. T.,
NtAuIlu. lot som" rrL.uI. had ahtIjrlui
the project uT allowed thr ,rhriur To-
slack AlIi urges ML Nl"mu ana other
Alhul urtluralI- 81 renew the agitation
Tor the huIiilug ui the railroad AZ unrr,
Tor the rrA~uII That hr aud All ia" san
Juan people consider II uu" ui Ia" very
best thllfuhi propositions imaginable.
la an interview With Nt sharp, Ia" gen.
tirudu dnr-t,i hlm-rii ~ iul.uw-
The people ~ NlhuIurfVu" don't r"al
he the Importance ui IL" COMMERCIAL ~.
trrr-i- Uf tie nnfthW"-trtu part Ut TIE
trtfitntN, Which would naturally ruuc"i.
trdtr here II the Albuquerque hutahgo
railroad Wa huilt aud ia operation. h"
I've stock industry along the IN" II the
Proposed ROAD wuuli hr "A Nrfy important
factor ~ H. ultimate ,urrr-s, ~ there
are thousands ot shrrv aui cattle IA that
region. our pride. though, = uur ut
chAri-, u which ihrr" l. a large arrraSr.
The apple crop this -"a~un viii net our
fruit grower 4 larg" .um ~ money lhr
quality Il our tfuli has Hitfartri the al
trntiun ~ commission uI"u frpm the rr-i
who have bought hrg"l, Of our rNr"ll.ut
winter Hpglr-. AT u g""l prlr". .r"'ul
men lNr estimated TIE tptI ptvdu't at
,,tttl..Fl. a. tt..fft.l
our htiurt~ haN" Devoted their attention
aust" largely H. a." raising oi alfalfa. Il
which there l. now AhulI h., tons g.;
market. Ihl~ would b uu It. m 'ur ru,.
road prunutrr- ~ thuk OF. "a, u
would all h -hHrwd lu tn- ia
rrciluu. ~" hFl,s ~ al
along the vropo.rd IN, are lmm"u-,
ami alone ruui h, d,NrirI.l lutu a VtN
INK hu-lu"--. II tins rutI 49, luli' II
would. IN nv estimation. u"-Il, 10 to
establishment here oi a Larry" sul"lt.r tnl
the handling 81 ufr- that ate shipped at
ui southwestern 'ulufA 60 tu Hu"h,r at,
eastern points 1T treatment, \ -uult,t
here ought iu hdnilr hfs" quantities u
ore from New MrNIru mines. l.nuklul
nj all the vast natural resources Ia,
would be- DEVELOPED between here nu,
Durango aud the comparative ra-" viii
which the ROAD could hr built, II seems T.
me that there uU more promising rall
fnai proposition ~ u" west, u" p"o
pl" ~ Durango and san Jurn count, ar,
ready aui wiling tndn everything Wlthi
their pOwrr Ia all IA" enterprise M,
hop" that the matter Will L" pushed viii
Nigur Nv all parties concerned
MT. sharp will remain ~ IA" cltN FOR
few DAYS ani expects L. get arluH!utr,
with the snt"rpri-ing people here m"fuf
returning 10 Aztec.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27
NIikI>II> A~~InS>
Ihr highland n,"'"r, u. ~. w.rk-nttn,
Ilu.rd ht- store,

lusrd hI- store,
This morning II, II Narkrntlu, pro-
prl"lut 81 the highland grocery store on
east Railroad hsrulIr. clu-"d the doors ui
his store. having made al a~-lgnmrnt III
favor ul Mex Btrl-IrlirT for the benefit
ul all hl- creditors,
II l. LEARNED from Hn intimate friend,
although MT NHTkrntin could not h'
found Nhrh I'M ilrl/t\ representative
called Al hi- store. that the reason hr 49,.
signed wh- that ole creditor was push
INK hl.u 1T pay urnt AMI ~ h" could not
mrrt The account Hi once, hr concluded
in assign, thus giving all ui his creditors
an uppnTiRnltN tn g"t something II l.
claimed that his ~ rt- viii more than
balance hl~ lialllt les.
Mr. NMkautln ga',d IN the grocery
hu-lu"s- "A 'vW wears 80, ard Nd~ pretty
hAilN -ruI"l"i is ire when h" occupied
the west tori rom II H." Highland
huusr. "a ircrIN q N lnsufHucr money
Aud whru H." lrI slT- N the highland
HOUSE w"f" ruaI "tri - rr-ruyas''i IN
the gTw,r lu-lh -, l"elnc the '"rlu NJ
1DN lie has A.Nt's Ell 'yrd ag"" Il II"
has IA" conn 'ru cot h.- ruslonI"'s. AMI
th"N VIII I'm nv tlllitN IN regrets
over hl- Il .iucisi rmlHt ta--inants
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27
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.NI..h t- located east e thu rIN ~ 90,
Via. $500 Wpuuthlr-. "ur dnN last ~'"t
hf| r.tuiLrl To- tuSu YESTERDAY Nf
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

Next MnulaN evening. At ! u'rlnck,
Viii hE u nuNru" preparation iuf the
least ul the immaculate Conception, the
ptltuu"-- m the hlhullc church III this
cIty, uu nrrrmhrI - two distinguished
Jesuit Fathers, Rev, T. Irma-Slni and
RrN, = Apmtr, conduit n mission IA
TINS city IN" preaching Will hr IN span
TN ami viii last eight iaI- The hour.
ut -rfNlrr Will De-, uufr uT lr-s, those
gwen ~ the rrhIuhty ml-~lun. \ lie
allied program VIII /" published later
buth ~ the gentlemen afr nur spanish
uTaluf.. aud although the preaching Will
o." ~ spanish EVERYDAY l. united 10 At
trII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27
1iItIli.ES y /ptRII
~" N'pr'-"nt- stat" >.ii"usl Iutu a.
Itu.tIu, 81 DniIas IrIa-

u' k'pr|s"ni- state >siiuusl lutu Aud
Itu.tI" 81 iaiIas IrIs-
ihn-. l.. I"rl. who ha- ~ al" tins UtN
hl~ headquarters ~ general agent 81 the
stat" Nau nal Loan AMI Trust company,
NJ lhllhs lrXAN, for the past iWu months
NJ more. has -canI"rrd uwaN. leaving
hrhui a N"tN bad name.
lhl- man ,rTh has proven himself
ii-luur-t tu the core. Hui tn ~ Gfr hall n
iol"u creditor, h"rr Who ate after ~
-'aDp H., with h- "lfr and rhlIl, wrr"
-rlrr, toafirf- al the mon hotel, on
south Fif-t street, AMI the -muuih mlN
tongue II l. "th, with PROMISES ~ hg
mpurN -""n from his COMPANY WA~ les
ppn-ihr Tor n drli II til7i due
the pruprlrlrr~-. Nj. IT, M,N,r,
Last SATURDAY. / al'. l""t'uG over m-
-IrctacIr- ari q Nn.l l. .-rniN o. .,-.
tArhr, prumI-,l i ~ Ne, ru1 -
would call ant 'irlu ou MuuiaN
morning hui h"',,.3 'o. . N an ap.
priraur" npi Vi. NN.i. DO. ngntrd
on, To- aI,roNr- UAH /..' 81. '.mly
eft IA" r.n -. ~tuIu r!,. pre-.
-umanh lor IT,, t,Gp.
l.-,i"- the Il'., n.nA,- 60, r.I "'h.,,
AMI al ,H,rl -'o..I'r 'niar.trI
the f,,t .'Al h",'.
/of' .- h'.Nn 100 Ne - ur th'
santa Frr.al u.u. hui -.plh ~ th.-
rtiN Uuat. lI., l..- ..r,t..y..I i,.,l.,'.. .. .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

nr " =. Curkrrll, ot san Juan
tNaugrli~ia. MrSIru, cam" ~ from the
south last h.ght Hni viii visit his old
friend, ~ 4. Newcomer, until Suuia,
morning, when he Hlll return o. Mexico
hr doctor l. the owner ~ coffee, rub
h,I aui zane plantation, aud i proving
urr ~ the mu-t successful planters III
that ruunttN, iIr lrpofts Mexico pros
Ferrous,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

Al employees of the Wells Fargo tx.
press company, who are married ~ have
anyone dependent IA them, ARE prr-rnt"i
YEARLY. except during hari tunes, with n
mg Thanksgiving turkey, tins being re-
prairlN rhf-tmas AMI sonnet luur- supple.
mrutrl With can Of oysters
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

The Thanksgiving s"TN Ices AT Nt.l"hn'-
Episcopal rAurrh YESTERDAY mntnlng
Wrrr NrfN Impressive. he mot" pres.
l"tnus nrmhrt- ~ the congregation had
contributed Literally from Their plrutN ~
everything required H. make u gWs,
Thanksgiving dinner, ani these were
Distributed Among the pooTrf members,
~ ~ ou" hai to ~ without u gWsl dln'
Ter Yesterday,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

Emma. e." -"r'ant glfI al the house ui
j, \. Nwnmau, i under arrest uu III.
piriun IT having stolen large amount
Of ladlr-' WEARING apparel, whlch VA
found IN her pr~-''--l0n, When Ask,si ~
~ whrf" -hr hal Received her gSsi-, she
Haif SHE hal purrhaa'si them nj the
Goldrn kni" l'fN 'rssi- compauN AuI at
llieli'' blg NlnfrA She Wa a-krl Ia
identify the clerk Who -Oli the guA Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-27

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Last -uu liN Ntrrurp'h Al "a" oil
N.,h.ll-t college, hu,lilug uu Lead Az
u,' h"tw"n ftr-t AMI second -irrrt-,
kIlhnlu llrIi"rg, -un ~ Mr. Ftri.
ll"tl"rs hui Ms Jessie kuuN, ~hr ipt
-nm" TIN" ht- made her hnn" with MI.
sarah uurAnll"u uu south ~"c"ui -lt"l,
were ruirlrd ma the huI, tom l. Ut WpIlnrk
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