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day, and reports having had ready
sale for her produce.

day, and reports having had ready
sale for her produce.
J. B. Cougill has his windmill
completed, excepting the pipeing
from the structure to his house.
The entire structure is an inven-
ton of his own. 1t seems that
Mr.. Cougill is a natural genius.
Attorney Newport, of Albany,
and Mr.. Lewis, of Wentz, went to
Corvallis, Tuesday, taking with
them a petition for the completion
of the bridge across the Thornton
lake. 1t seems very much like
this end of our county is shame
fully neglected and imposed upon,
to say the least.
Mr.. Karstens and family barely
escaped an accident Monday. They
started to attend the. silver wed
ding at Abraham's, when his young
team bocame frightened and start.
ed to run at pretty lively rate.
He managed them fairly we'll until
one of the lines broke, but by
.skillful use of the one line he piled
team, vehicle and family all up il
fence corner without imuring
anything.
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formerly lived neighbor to us,
went te the Yukon a year befor e
l came to this city, intending to
stay a year. Last winter his wife
was taken ill and died. Frien DIS
wrote to him and he came home
in January, but his wife being
dead. he arranged his business at
fairs and returned to Alaska. He
informed his wife's people that he
had some very rich claims in Clon
dyke, and said he would be worth
million dollars in less than a
year. His brother in law received
letter from him this week in
which he stated that he had been
offered a million dollars for one OF
his claims in the Clondyke. but re
fused it. He brought home a
quantity of gold last winter. l
saw several nuggets which he
gave 10 his friends that were
worth considerable sum-"
Mrs. Evans says that while this
sounds like a big story, she is as
, sured 1t is true.
DR.. Ben. r. Job will take the
"Portland" from Seattle on the
18th, going to Dyea, where he will
practice his profession. 1t is pos
sible that one or two more Corvallis
men will 60 up OH the same boat.
| There is clog of freight at Dyea.
The charges for freighting over the
pass have been raised to 26 and 2 I
cenis a ound. and ,he packers
have more than they will be able
to do this eason. This will not al
feet the Corvallis party. as they
went prepared O do their own pac
king.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-08-06
EPISTLE OF TIMOTHY.

Timothy w. Davenport, of
Marion county, writes to the Or
egenion a long letter, intended
as an excuse for those regents
who voted to maintain the Ore
'gon Agricultural College as a po-
litical asylum. Mr.. davenport
is himself one of those regents.
Mr.. Davenport informs the
public that the editor of this pa
per is politician, and an enemy
of Governor Lord. Mr.. Daven-
port should know a politician
when he sees one. He has had
a sufficiently varied experience
with all parties to be termed an
expert. Lord is simply van
ishing figure. His so-called en-
emies waste little thought on him.
When. his term of Office expires,
he will be left in the gutter from
whence he was raised. But these
are all irrelevent matters, for the
editor of this paper has nothing
to do with the college, except as
becomes any private citizen.
Mr.. Timothy Davenport holds
a lucrative position by the grace
of Lord, and his letter IS inspired.
It is also foolish. He confuses
Recommendation" with achieve.
ments, and is altogether incom'
prehensible.
Mr.. Timothy Davenport pays
his respects toMessrs I11lleary and
Irwin. He is not complimentary
in his language, but those gentle
men are under real obligation:
to him because of is published
dislike
Mr.. Timothy w. Davenpor
writes of other matters that have
been fully discussed in former is
sues of the GAZETTE. Thes'
post-mortem examinations art
not pleasant, and it is to be hoped
that the dead will be allowed t.
retire from public view.
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Evergreen and Independent.

Myrtle Herbert, of Corvallis,
was visiting amang old neighbors
and friends the past week.
Miss Georgia Hairless. of your
city, is spending part of her va
cation visiting at her Uncle Ei's.
Miss Nina Dittmar, who is teach
ing in Alsea, spent part of Sat
urday and Sunday with her sisters.
Mrs. w. NJ. Robinson and M :.
McKinnie, of Corvallis, spent sew
eral days of the past week in our
neighborhood.
James Henderson and Amos
Hsnkle got into a friendly alter
cation, from which both emerged
with Il black eye.
Mr.. Lemasters, from near Mon
roe, was in this locality a part of
last week and combined pleasure
with business by delivering the
patent lamp and lantern burners
for which he took orders some
time ago, and inspecting the new
grandson who arrived at his sons
home several weeks ago.
Mr.. Harry Zehrung and Miss
Minnie Henderson Swere among
the excursionists Chat went to
Newport Sunday. Mr.. Zehrung
will start for Nebraska on Thurs.
day. and no doubt it will be q
gre!l pleasure to take the happy
r-s..,ilections of day at the sea
shore, with him.
ss EVER GREEN"
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PHILoMATH NEWS LITTER.
Agent Buoy returned from New
port Sunday.

Agent Buoy returned from New
port Sunday.
Miss Purdy, of Corvallis, was
in the city Monday. =
Mrs. Minnie Bryan returned
from Sodaville Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Henkle and children
left for Portland Monday.
Mrs. Josie Allen is visiting her
parents on south Marys river.
VIM. Gellatly beg an threshing
at John Gellatly's farm Monday.
The Misses Eva and Fannie
Akin, of Sheridan, are in the city.
Miss Lena Meyer, of Albany, is
here, he guest of Miss Dora
Boles.
Mrs. Melissa Lytle is canvassing
the city for some good religious
books.
DIR. Newth has purchased the
residence of Mrs. Sarah Kisor on
Ninth street for the consideration
of $3.50.
Miss Campbell, an endeavor
from Ellis, Kansas, has been visit
ing with her uncle. DIR. Newth,
started home Tuesday.
At tho services Sunday morn
ing Bishop Castle christened the
infant daughter of Prof. limerick,
and preached from the text, ssOne
soweth, another reapetb. John
4:37. Monday morning the Bishop
started for his home at Elkart, In
diana. A large crowd was at the
depot to bid him farewell, and as
the train started away all sang,
"God be with you till we meet
again.
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THE YUKoNITEs.
The Interest in Clondylke Still
Maintained.

The four Corvallis Clondykers,
Schmidt, Turney, Fry and Baesen,
sailed. on the Elder last Friday
highland are doubtless wrestling
with the problem OF getting their
outfit over the nlountains. y Tireir
going has somewhat relieved the
tension and although the gold fields
still absorb public attention, there j:
less s.talk. OF undertaking the jour
.ney.
Steamers from Portland, Seattle,
San Francisco and Victoria, are
leaving for Alaskan ports with
crowds of gold-seekers and tons OF
freight.
Stories of great strikes continue
to keep up the interest aud ex-
element. Mr.. D. Carlile of this
city received letter from hi.
daughter, Mrs. I. N. Evans, of Sc.
attic, dated July 3Oth, from which
the following interesting news is
taken:
Sc. 'sMr. SPOTS, a gentleman that
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-08-06

The coal miners of the East
have the sympathy of the public
in their struggle for bettering
of their condition. Strikes usual
ly breed lawlessness and are often
inexcusable, bukthe miners seem
to be justified in their present ag-
itation and are evidently endeav
oring to keep within the bounds
of the law. AS long as they con-
fine their work in extending the
strike to fair and peaceful meth
DDS, they can expect that moral
support frcm the public that alone
will make success possible. The
men have everything to lose by
1awless outbreaks, and they seem
to realize this.
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IN the Circuit Court OF TIE State 81 Ore
gon for Benton county. s--
In the matter of the assignment -~
Of
C. A. Frantz, doing business as Frantz Bros.
NOTICE is hereby given that w. E.
Yates, as assignee of c. A. Frantz, doing
business as Frantz Bros, has filed his final
account us such assignee, with the clerk of
the above named Court, and the said court
has made an order therein directing that all
objections, if any there be, to the said final
account, be fled with the clerk of said court
on or before the said 10th day of September,
1897; and all persons are hereby notified that
the said assignee will on Thursday, the llth
day of November, 1897, at one O'Clock, D.
M, Of that day, at the regular term Of said
court at the circuit court room, in court
house at Corvallis. Benton county, Oregon,
call up for hearing the said objections. If
any there be, and move the court to finally
settle the account of said assignee and all
objections thereto, and TINT the said assignee
be discharged and his bondsmen exhonor-
ated.
Dated AugustS, 1897.
w. E. YATES.
:. Assignee e. A. Frantz, doing business MS
Frantz Bros. "
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A WEEK OF NEWS.
Constellation of STAIRS at Mon.
roe.-A Bountiful Harvest.
MONROE ITEMS.

Prof. 4. A. Cummings has ac-
cepted a position with A. Wilhelm
& Sons, Mr.. Cummings will be la
dies man. e
Joe Kuebel purchased broncho
at the sale few days ago and in
a futile endeavor to break the ami
NAL, it was killed by accident.
The free Methodists held ser.
vices in Monroe Saturday and
Sunday. The Methodists held
basket meeting at Simpsons chap
ell on Sunday. at which a lar sc
crowd was present.
Mrs. Joe Nichols, of Junction,
received severe and painful cut
on the head last Thursday, as the
result of a runaway. She, with
others were on their way to attend
the circus at Eugene.
Ed Walden was driving high
spirited horse to buggy Sunday,
when a COW caused commotion,
and Ed was compelled to. have an
axle Strengthened and new pail
of shafts made next day..
Threshing has commenced in
good shape. The yield so far as
reported is above average, and no
doubt the crop of the south end oil
Benton county will be the largest
which has gladened the heart oI
the farmer for years.
New wheat was taken in at the
Monroe roller mills all last week.
Wednesday an order was received
from a San Francisco firm for six
car loads of flour. AS this is the
only mill that is running just now
in Benton county, it has quite
monopoly of the flour trade.
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Waltz, o.
California, are visiting friends and
relation in our vicinity. So are
also Miss Florence Starr, of Tu-
lare, California, and her sister
Mrs. DuMars, of Portland. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Benson Starr,of Olym
pia, are expected down in week
or so to spend the summer.
Mrs. Rails took a spin to juno
ton last week on her wheel. She
left Monroe at s a. M, rode to The
former place, a distance of ten
miles, did her trading, returned by
another route, which was twelve
miles in length and reached home
at IL a. m. We believe that thi.
breaks the postmlstress, cycle rec
ord of the Pacific coast.
Last Sunday at Simpsons chap
ell occurred rather pleasant af-
fair. 1t was no more nor les:
than a gathering of relatives from
far and near, who laid claim to the
name of Starr. or who were in
some way connected Herewith. A
basket meeting was held and the
entire day was taken up in visit
ing places and scenes which were
in one way and another reminders
of the days of childhood to many
of those in attendance. Among
those who participated in the re-
union were Rev. and Mrs. 81. II.
Waltz, of Grangeville, California;
Mrs. Lizzie Turner and her two
daughters, Olive and Veda, of Mo
desto, California; Mrs. Ella Du
Mars, of Portland, and her sister,
Miss Florence Starr, of Tulare,
California; Rev. and Mrs. M. M.
Waltz, of Tulare, California; M. L.
Starr and family, W. F. Starr and
family, G. B. Starr and family, L.
Il. Hawley and wife, A. w. Haw-
ley and family, Aunt Meliala
Belknap and son Webster, Jos.
Gregg and family, Uncle George
and Aunt Kit Belknap, Walter
Belknap. all of Monroe;C. 1. Starr,
of Salem. S. @. Starr and family,
~ Col,u;llo
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Congress has adjourned and
members of the Oregon delega-
tion are coming home, but not
to rest. There are many feder-
al appointments to be made yet
and Messrs Mcbride, Tongue and
Ellis will be kept busy listening
to the autobiographies of hundrds
of party patriots, each one OF
whom, alone, saved Oregon to the
G. O. P.
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"Tl1ey don't make much fuss about it."
We are speaking of De Wits. Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills for
constipation. billiousness, and all stom-
ach and liver troubles They never
gripe Allen & Woodward.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-08-06

This fall will be a mortgage
killing time, and there will be a
grand effort on the part of the
farmers of Oregon, to drive this
many-headed monster from the
state. This is royal sport that
everybody can enjoy.
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OAK GROVE NOTES.

Miss Pearl Woods, of Harrisburg,
is spending this week at home.
Threshing was begun Tuesday
in our community, and the grain
is yielding fairly well.
Mrs. j. F. Mayberry made a
peddling trip to Corvallis, Wednes-
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-08-06

The golden grain fields of Ore
gon please more the sober mind
than any contemplation of gold
discoveries. in the frozen ends of
the earth.
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Vim, vigor and victory:-these are the
characteristics of De Wits Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for consti-
patton. bilieusness and all stomach and
liver troubles. Allen & Woodward.
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Assignee's Notice of Final Settle
ment.
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ALMA.
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w. q. YATES,
:. Assignee e. A. Frantz, doing business rs
Frantz Bros. "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-06
The Best Blood Purifier

Buazr = =1.s51l.- n ran--Ayer's
an 13.T- = zze E-zzs = =z1A Ers--ss-
------~0--o-o-o|o-~---~
EYERs PILLS, II eEsLL. Glass PEALS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
Miss ALBRIGHT A. rNRIS.
/ I"ninn Nusical journal K-fr. 10
4 a,lk

4 I"niun Musical J"urnhI Refers Ia az
NihuIu-ruur Lady.
II gives TmE GIriLfN great pleasure Ia
note the compliments b." 'tn~rd upon Mis-
Claude Albright. daughter of Cot. AMI
Mrs. Il. Albright, 10y the pap"r- ot Lon.
Musical Courier of March Il, says
Paris, France. March H.. IN" mntlnr"
arranged 10y MIns. Anna Il" l.a,,rangr Tor
her pupils, last week. suddenly aud IN.
"NI@cttsiiy found Itself transformed into
NrrltAhlr concert. The arrival uf shin
lng lights ~ the Artistic world gaNr the
pupils Hui the audience Hn opportunity
ri listening 10 a feast II good things. The
llf>t SURPRISE was the ARRIVAL ~ MsS-rnrt.
who did not e-capr unnotlcrd into the
TOom III the artists ~ -o1l a. hr waS
recognized the audience gave him an eva.
ton the applall-" VIA long and hearty,
the Maltre acknowledging II gtaclouSly
hen u irw minutes later that delightful
writer NJ charming songs, Brmhrtg.
slipped IN, hut he. tpp. shared ~ III" w,l
come from hl] many admirers. Othrrr
II smaller reputation came later ~ that
before the rud 1T the programme WAS
reached there WA Thoroughly artistic
r".mnion. aud all fingered late. The
programme i~chnr HI impTuulptu Que.
AMI ~ turn Miss \lhright and Miss
bella Rogers, uf La scala, Milan. both
pupll' oi Mime, hr La orange, NM
Hardy The Holman Black, Athrftuu
smith AMI Mdlle Jeanne BnurgalIi We're
warmly applauird. The works ut Mas.
~"nrt and brmbrfg given, these r"mpo-
rrs rrmalnr,! nj the piano aud accom-.
pali"i. Particular mention should he
male ot Miss Albright. who. though still
u pupil. shunr among this galaxy ~ ar.
lstA who have already hal much exprr.
lrnce. She has n hrAutlful contraltO
Voice. which bids fair Ia carry her un a
successful career over the stormy aud
troubled HeaS ut n professional life, She
Il stu very young, and the voice II not
yet fully furm,si, hut she II constantly
improving shr ha- NJ bal faults. the
voice hA- quality, aud she po-Se--rS tenn
permanent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
JUDGE sr,RRY lSrrsvit We.
what he tellSa los Angeles Paper About
lmpruV menty.

Judge =. y ~t"fiy, solicitor for the
Atlantic n rwirr at -nn'h"fn Califnt'
mia railway. has i-l returned from
try To- NhuI IT, We seen To-
daS ~ his ui'i - bt Rrroti rri1rt"r ani
SAID
~ yon H. ", th' Atlantic \ Pacific
ruh- tom Nlhuprt1I" ~ the NeedleH.
From the latter place ~ Mnia'e the com
pauy las been operating the Mojave d.
vision II tho southern Pacific, which II
will purchase next month.
Large sums NJ money will certainly
be -p-ut Ia Improvements on this through
line. The road bed will be braced up
and q new line Of telegraph constructed
from Barstow 10 l.oa Angeles, which,
while not n part Of the Atlantic n Pacl.
tic, Is It, near relation. At Ration, | he
lieye, the coke and coal interests will be
turned over ~ the Maxwell Grant com
psny, who will build 30 new coke ovens,
An electric branch lin. will he built to
handle this product.
IN Lss vegas 1ion" depot and hotel
may b" butt aud ia" Montezums ani.
Arlum oI"nrd. 4 branch line may bs
built 10 the Rcd river gold drlds Tn,
Atlantic " Pacific offices at Albuluetpu,
will probably b" removed a. this city
ami III" rnIlr" line viii probably be IN
der IA" control ~ General Manager
NrNin." !. - Angeles Record.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17


hIur- wilkinson, NJ l"- \ug,'ir-, L. At
the highland, The gentleman l. the
l,.--,, # the wood -rpufng plant "su,d
hS 4 4 rnut. AMI lDrht"d Just north II
Ia, r'-r"ut IT company ,nfi-
lhl- plant "ns pat ~ many years aga
b, IT, uWu,t nut Wa never operated hr.
riIo' ul r"uHlllou- rNr,tlug that mhd" II
unpt"utahI" t. ,lu --p
\pw. howrNrf. Viz Nilkin-ou. Who II u
man ur lafg" "T"fl"nr" ~ ti!a u"ld. 10.
h,Nr- lr -rr- ',f enough mt" Ia" future
Ia u-li'y HIM ~ taking hold AMI run.
ming u" property lie hriI"Nrs Ia" -riI.
ste II The ullrl states vii p,l-- the
uIughN hun law Substantially ~ 1t
came truut IT," luW'I huu-".
IN iung DaI- oi ,rur,,', ,ril ptutertion
VII l." gN,a t. tee wou gI,""r- and
mhuu't.lufrf- 81 Hruirn ihhtlr-. ~
.,n,u a. thI, g., -huwu h. h" the lutrnt.un
ol thn -r,ht, AMI To- du thl~ VuICkB
Noull h' ,hr uui, proper fr-prH-r 1" the
hmui 81 Tia. voter. Wh, elected Mr.
Nrhinnb TO- lh' pI"-IirncN h. has no
.l".ll Nn th- ttutpty IA common with
uti otHrr -,rlIuu- II the country. viii
I,N, rut,f,d uruu another era II pfu-
rIIt, -, ,u''rnlN arrested ~ i,r! 10y
~ election IT Mf I"Nrhul.
Il b. thu prp-p"r, lAat has injured the
t..L
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Iusitial AMI commercial Interests eS.
pet t,rn rur-ilrn'iol fot the pres
rnt and tulul~ Demands the early pH~.
sag IT thr bangle, hll SUBSTANTIAL, ~
II ram" ifum w, huu-"
I'l-r..n, - Dos u.D." cu1r"'rut Ia
mig. ual .N. g., ..I.u-.' ih- Hl, have
hAi The 200 .' .,rt.. .u.,' udI"n ~
thor prrrAraD.n ~ lr lru." con
mIl,rr un 49,, au m",n,. When IT."
utrfr-i- OF N. Nhu,r rDrulfN ATE gwen
,hrit rruI,i w.. yht /, !. tl.u rpur'hrd
tha M" 'nra,ulr a. II cam" from MI.
pugl,N'- COMMITTEE, D. tie mu-t ,cl,Utiti
rall, prepared I All, II It, klnd ever
pt"-ru;rl 10 any r"ugtr-
II 1t l. 'uuui tth, lhl. "stlmAt" IL
shown b. hr CORRECT l., ,ur -ruair CON.
mlttr- ~ whu-a hand u uow y, the
chances ATE all ~ tNur ~ but irW
Anrndlurht. ~ any great -"JGrnc-
being mal His h"luy the ca" the
llkrllhud T. that there viii De- ~ WY
great IrlA, ~ getting IL" hll ready tor
presentation lu ~" senate Tor general
consideration II - even now suggested
that II viii l." frpI'tri lu-ltl" ~ two
weeks hence Win tina matter we'll set
tlrd and ih"n l"ft alone with the fuIl ~
-ufsnrr that It viii "amHtT uull-tufh"d
viii without douh, ',tg" ahead aud IT,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
NV HEXitU NuTtS.

las Vegas puhIr -rhooII Will rI~s" on
the !",h,
The Monte zgm Klln-, at Las Vegas.
hold regular drlIl~
lwo newspapers will -rnu he r-tah.
li-hrd at Red River civ.
Il. T.. Carr Wa defeated Tor member ~
III" school board AT silver rity.
The rntrrpti-ing san Marrial lirr will
shortly lSsur n special edition.
Efrgo Bara and the entire republican
rltN ticket wa- rlrrt"d In Socorro.
~"I. Luna l. at ms hig sheep ranch
near Mag lalrna ~ocntro county.
Delinquent poll tax payers at i.as We
ga ARE being sued ia the courts.
bona MA count, l. nring run at less
np"u-" than ever before IN IT, history
T. Is nov lA~ Vega, the word East"
having h"rn eliminated at Ia" recent
election
Ration ri-t - Votes more than las ~.
gas last Tuesday. a." total number Of
ballots east being a..
las Vega. iirrmrn are agltAlIng the
question ot holdlug the annual tourna.
urnt ~ that rItS uu JuIy /
The COMMENCEMENT rN"icl+rs ~ the
-chnnl ~ ulu"- viii h" held NJ n" opera
house, ~prurn ihur,.lLN evening. May
hih.
Ia, ihld inN at the Agricultural col.
lrgr lh- wear viii h,' uu MAY Il, aud the
Young Ellnt"r- are already IN training
Tor h"rNrIi-
CONSTRUCTION "u the nftl .toi nj ut
Nl'ri"u viii ~ al probability begin
nh"ut ~" lift~u,h ~ a." present month.
sinai prrptttt,pu- ntr uow under WAY.
city Marshal lokrr arrested a tough
'hhfutrr AT Ration, who Wppri "A ruat
ami ,,-t from III" New York FAR The
follow shaved night. hut tukrr landed him
~ the rnrlrf. where hr nnw hngui -hr.
awaiting trlal,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
CAPITAL tUk NEW hExJLO.
Incorporation Of Company for Land
Reclamation and Railroad building.

The r,cu- halfway Construction and
Land company, recently Incorporated un.
der IL" laws " lrNas. has IN view land
reclamation aud railroad building In the
southeastern part NJ New Mexico. The
main object ~ the company ~ Ia open up
the Prr"- valley region by running u
railroad from ltrwsll. on the Rio prcOa
nrrtheasteTly through the territory "a
connect with the Rock Island ruah aud
the Fort Worth branch u the Gulf 4ys.
tenn, nj either \mAflllo. NaShhurn Or
Pan ,lir Gay, leNa~. Tie incoiputa
to-. ~" " r i,rrrnw gd, II j. liager.
uau AMI v II Jones. II. j. ilagerunan,
WIN. +. ',reen woHi, John ). Hunt. ". u
Jones AMI II. \, Burllrn ar. named NJ
directors The capital stock In tlWuD
at 80 I-r share. AMI the principal office
of the company viii b. Al Colorado
Spfing.. with hranrii Offices ~ New York
city and Eddy, \. NJ, The hackers Of
the enterprise arr principally wealthy
tul"raiu men.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
The True Remedy,

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chief" SAYS; We won't keep house
without Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds Ex.
p-tlmrn,ed with many others, but never
got the true remedy until we u-ei Df.
KING New Discovery. No other remedy
can take its place ~ oui home, ~ Ia II
We have u certain aud sure cure for
coughs, colds, whoopins cough. etc" II
II idi- tO eEp-f iinent with other remedies,
even II They are urged on you ~ just ~
gUsl ~ Dr Kings New Discovery. They
are hot ~ R,ssi, becaus. this remedy has
q rrcOrd VI cures aud besides II guaran.
i-tpi. u never fails a. satisfy. Trial
bottles Tree AT all drug stores. Al whole.
sale by j. u. Ultislly X Co . Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

this corporation are end"ayoring N ons'
all miners on the "OriiE " mine grant
who do no, recognir. the validity of the
grant, Judge ~ l.. Warren. ~ this city,
has Just entered app-aranc" m court nj
Santa ~ on behalf ~ twenty h'r " tie
forty.-ix persons sho claim rights AL
ver-ely IN thUse hplding under the grant
patent. Among these defendants are capt
]. 5, Hutchinson. Daniel =. Taylor, ] u
Shnfelt ani ChaA polti, NJ tmlirn and
Dolores.
The contest q 'Omi-es to be n notable
one. The miners allege that they have
both Justice and Law with them aud At
the proper time will make . showing
that will surprise the natives,