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Lost Control Of Her Nerves
A HELPLESS, PAINFUL
CONDITION.

food, sleep with irreguiarity. with seldom .
Mrs. q. H. Guise, of 41O Central Avenue,
East Minneapolis, had the misfortune to suE
fer constantly from nervousness and her
trouble was aggravated by want of sleep.
Night after n, - of sleeple,sness he'd created
a worn out condition and she sometimes
would jerk and jump unconsciouely.
In relating her experience to O Tribune
representative, she ss.d:
II wish to state to You the great benefit
have derived from DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. For many months / was
no relief, until began using the Pink Pills,
the required result came very soon, and
hope. may have the privilege of recon-
rnending them TO everyone suffering as did,
fer | am certain the medicine gives instant
relief without any bad results
(Signc,) MRS. C. H. GUIsE."
Subscribed and sworn to before me, No.
T. Z. ANDREws, Notary Public.
Hennepin Co., MINI.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, in con-
dci.sed form, oil the elements necessary to
give new life and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are also q
specific for troubles peculiar to females, such
as impressions, irregularities and all forms
OF weakness. They build up the blood, and
restore the glow of health to pale and salloW
cheeks. In men they effect radical cure
in oil cases arising from mental worry, over.
work or excesses of whatever nature. Pink
Pills are sold in boxes (never in loose bulk
at 30 cents q box or six boxes for $3.50. and
may be had of all druggists, or direct by
mail from DR.. Williams Medicine Company.
Schenectady. N. Y.
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We heard story lately az follows: A
la'iy died and whi.e the palbearers were
conveying her to her last resting place,
by some mishap they stumbled and
dropped the corpse. The conclusion
brought the deceased hack to life and
she lived aix or seven wears and died
again. On the wav to the grave they
passed over Tie salne ground aud when
the palbearers reached the incidental
spot where the stumbled had been made
at the previous Sal rvice III. agsrie, ell
husband stepped in front Of those bear.
ing'the remains of his lamented wife and
said "steady boys, steady" Draw Jour
own moral.
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Notice..

Sealed pr, posals will be received at the ofics
Of the clerk Of the Board Of Educat tion OF Penn
township. Highland county. Ohio, ct 6aman-
tbs, until - O'Clock noon OF the 18th day Of
June. 1907, for building schS0l house on the
l"t aituatsd st SAmspths. according to plans
bid must conssin tbs E&me os every oerson IN.
terssted In ssme and b accompanied by sum-
cient guaranty Of some disintsrestsd person
that II the ND y accepted 4 contract VIII bs
entered iuto and the performance IT Il proper
y secured The bid for each kind Of maserial
sratsly. aud ths price Of each given ana t6s
price NJ labor must also b. separately stated.
None but the lowest respousihls bid VIII BE- 90
esptsd spd the Board msy reject any or all bids.
Iby order OF the Board 1T kdueatIou,
Nay -, 1897. ,. \. WDI, Oissk.
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Right, You Arel

General Miles, Commander OF our Ar
my, has been granted permission nv the
Government to 20 to the scene OF the
Turkish h-Grecian war, 70 observe its pro
gress and pick ny any pointers OH fight
ing which may bc valuable. II be- had
been sent to Cuba with few regiments
behind him to stop The Spanish butcher,
les and atrocities OF various kinds aud to
compel an honorable warfare, bis trip
would be heraled with more joy By our
people, Wilmington Journal
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eISHE BOARD OF hcuOot ExHiniMsrs Of h ixb.
j isnd county give notice that examina
tone of Applicants for iiertide.tss viii IN I
place ~ the HtllsborO Wash iuglon school
bdtldtnS ON the nrnt saturday Of every
iannth.T except Ocst'bsr. A RI May AID
August, apd ON thu second Saturday Vi
nrst saturday OF April ana May, County
eomnAeucement ON TUE second Hsiurdsy 81
Juns. =
y % csnts. NW fee for Boxweil examine.
tlons. -
H. .s.GALLiErT. ,s~rs
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THE IOUBAT
Arrives Safely Mt Her Destination With
the Cleveland Exploring Party.

Arrives Safely ut Her Destin alton With
the Cleveland Exploring Party.
CLEVELAND, o., May IA New
York dispatch from Buenos Ayres an.
nounced that United States Minister
Buchanan had started an investigation
to ascertain what had become of the
American sailing vessel Joseph +.
Loubat, which. it Is feared, had
been lost There need be no
concern as to the safety of
the expedition. Ex-Mayor Gardner
received letter from his son, Kirk
Gardner, who is a member of the ex.
pedition, dated Fish Harbor, New
Island, March 8. stating that the ex-
pedition reached Terra Del Fuego,
Sloggets Bay, on February "a, and
succeeded in landing all their ma
chinery. He adds that the entire party
is in perfect health, though they have
experienced many hardshipa
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In the south three fourths of the ex.
amining boards are composed OF Ok.
confederstes, and they control every
pension board Of that section In Ohio
not one per cent of the examining eur
geons are Republicans. The civil scr
vice law was osiensibly passed for the,
purpose Of giving places 70 ths 6ttsst
men without reference 20 politics Mr.
Cleveland was evidently OF the opinion
that none but Dsmocs,s were ct for any
place.
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Fierce Labor War Anticipates.

WARDNER, Ida, May 17.-Lieut
Link, commanding company F. Idaho
National Guard, stationed at Wardner,
has received telegram from Mullen
that steel house, whore the guns
and ammunition Of the state militia
st Mullen sre kept, was entered st
midnight BY . band Of masked men
who stole 7S guns and $50 roundi OF
smmuuition. Lieut. Link has wired
Gov. Stunbsrg for Instructions Link
viii 90 - nullss 70 try 70 recover the
Guns aaA snounitioe. Il 10 feared
H NANNY ths& this may b the pre.
~ 70 saethsg loeoo lsker W. = nthe
eosS UAlsse
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Saturday, May 16, 1897.

A. 1:80 o'clock p. M. ct the front door of the
Court House IN Hillsboro, Ohio, the following
described real estate. situate In the County OF
Highland and -,tste Of Ohio. and In Jackyon
township to-wit Beginning at awhite osk
". W. corna' NJ the survey thence with one
Of the Origina lines S. y degs 46 mips., W.
Fl poles to the center Of the pike thence \.
IS poles; thebca with said pike 8. Is deKs., E.
23 piles 70 the center of ssid pike; thence s.
Is degs . E 10 poles to the center of said pike
thence s. 48 deRs., e. 6S poles to the center 1
said pike /; thence y. SO degs.. r. IS po!ee ;
thence to stone corner 10 the land OF John A.
Longs II ence with his line N 2S]f degs "
80 poles 70 y stone thence N. "a deRs., W. 79
poles to stone thence N. "A deKs.. E. 46
poles to u stone, dogsOod. hickory and sassa-
fras; thence N. ~ deRs.. W. poles tn stone
and beech tree thence N. IA degs e. 46 pole,
to two hickories In the original liue thence
W. ia pOles to the beginning, containing 81
acres niore or less being part Of survey 6iS9
and icing the same premises conveyed to said
Aaron Stewart from Ollie aud @. T. Mccoy, Of
Green county, Ohio, by de. d dated September
=, A. D 1891, recorded 10 Deed Records OF
Highland County, Ohio bo II SO. page 8S5.
Appraised At e476.00
TERMS OF SALE One-third in hand. one
third In one year, and one third in two years
from day Of sale, with interest the payments
TO be secar. by mortgage upon the premises
sold. SAMuSL GiILIsPH.
Executor OF the last will and testament VI
Aaron Stewart, deceastd
April ls 1897.
D. Q. Mo'r'w. A'to ncy VI P.Aiutif.
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sHERlTF's sAIE.


Scott Hopkins W. Mary Persinger et A.,
Highland County Court Of Common Flea-,
Case No. 6806.
ORDER OF SALE or REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from shs
O0uis Of Common Pleas within and for tho
Al the April = rm thereof, A. D., 1897, and
u me directed, / will offer for sale, ct pubns
nuction akthe door Of the Court House, In ths
,,'~n vi li,lisbOro, on
Saturday, June 5, 1897.
Al 100 O'Clock p. m, Of said day the following
described Real Estate, to.wit:
Sitnate in Highland county. State Of OUT,
to-wit:
FIRST TRACT-Beginning A. stone in tbs
hne OF James W. fishbuck. and corner to Ia.
hanna Keegan thence N. So degs e. l0S 81
poles y, stone corner to the heirs If Thoru-
:; T." m Mcneil Neil thence 3. s7H dsgs, 2 2s poe.
aud corner to the heirs Of jacob Kneedi-r;
the nce N. So degs., E. 4O8 poles to q sto.,
corner Tn sad Kueedler's heis thence N. SIX
deHs., W. 40 poles tU stone corner 70 rxnt
Kneedler heirs and In the line of Dunn's land
thence N. 6S degs., COS poles to stone
smother corner to said Kuee Hers heire;
thence n. 3Gy< degs., W. 63 2 pvles to the
place OF beginning containing 80 acres, QUE
rood and twenty poles more or less In Survey
No 1889
SECOND 1RAoT-Beginning at u stone in tho
line Of Susan Dunn and corner to the heirs OF
Jacob Kneedler, being strip of land rod
wide and running =. 36% degs.. W. 50. 81 poles
and containing 82-10U poles land, being
iot way between the heirs Of Jscob Kneed.er
and Sus,n DUH
THIRD TRAo1-Beginning st stone in the
line Of J. h. Larkins thence with said line y.
d degs 4. 43 pollen to stone ia the line OF
Thornton cNeil hers thence With the line
Of said Mcneil N. S61 degs, ". S9.3 poles to
4 atnro corner m tract NJ land thp~ce
with the iine Of the tracs "a asys, W. 1855
poles TO q stoue thence s. 38H degs e. 80
p'I TO the place Uf beginning, o.ntainiug
len acres, l30 poles Ut land, more or Ices
FOURTH TRAcr-B BEGINNING At stone corner
- b. Gro dsol,; si.etce S.tl he line Of said
Goods''h's iis' n 5S deg, L. l03 poles to =
stone 10 he i,nt Of Ihoi ntn,. McNeal heirs
corner to l.. iot".so.i the NJ with the line uf
said heirs g. S7H ,degs, E. 27.ls poles to
stone ,, corner 70 said heirs !; thence with the
to stono corner to said heirs thence with
the line Of raid heirs =. 361S degs., E. 2sS
poles toa stone corner to SAID McNcal heirs
and Lucinda Anderson thence with said An.
lers'ns line s 5015 degs, W. SO poles t,
line N. 36}S degs., W So 8 poles to the place II
beginning, containing th.i'v (30) acres, be the
sali'- more or les-.
said premises has hc,n ~ 'prais, d at
lst rract-S6O0 90
I'd Tract-S10 90.
Sd Tract-S150 90
4th iract-: 10000.
And cannot sell for less than two-thirdr nf
said apprsisement.
Trims Of sale-Cash on day OF sale.
S. N. PATTON.
sheriff of Highland county
Post d Reid aud Steele Il Same, Attorneys
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sHERlTF'S SALE.
LEA L i.STATC.

VIM n'cn Epili..a y, h..1.l It al,
Hlsn..ui conusy Court Of Common Pleas,
Case "" 6S57.
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court IT Common Pleas within and for the
cnu"ty of Highland a, ''tsta nf 0bin. msdn
at TIE Jsnuar, {, rnl Thereof, A. D. 1897 ana to
me directed, will offer for sale at Public Auc-
ton at the door of the Oonrt House in the
town Of hillsboro. O.. on
Saturday, June S, 1897,
At O'Clock pm. Vt said day the following de-
secribed real estate. to.wit:
Situate III Penn township, HiRhlxnd county
anh State of Ohio. and bounded and described
NJ follows Beginning ct stone Northwestsrly
corner OF Philip Hansborough's home tract
Northwesterly corner OF John Hughes survey
No. IS2l and Southwesferly corner Of his sur
vey No. 2S2O and corner to . tract Of ninety
lard conveyed to said marlborough by VIM.
Keys and wife on the Sd day Of August, A. d.
1880; thence with th. line Of sad tract N. l6
deRs., W. 207 6 10 poles passing the corner or
tract Of "a ecres, conveyed to said marlborough
by Samuel Z. Keys and wife ON the 18th day Of
september. 1850. and with the line Of said tract
70 stone y. W. corner ~ Rees Larkin's land.
20 deg. = 80 poles to q stone In the line of
said Lsrhins land thence Il. 10 degs e
lit 10 pOlee to stone c0roer Ut land convey.
tu Dy WIN. heye ana W1fA before mentioned
thence with the line thereof N. 661< degs., r.
79 poles to stone corner to Samuel Rees' land
lheLce With another of his lines s. 2S deRs,, s.
90 poles to = stone In line Of Hansborough's
home tract (being the north line thereby
thence with said line 8. 70 degs., n l72 poles 10
the beginning, containing one hundred aud
hfty-four acres. thrse roods and thirty-six
perches (164 g., Sr. aud So p.) Of land, part
Of survey NJ 1921 10 the name Of John HUGHES
- surveyed for the said Philip Marlborough
by Nathaniel Msssie January 20, 1887, and
being the same lands that were conveyed TO
said Marlborough bv Wm Keys and vile and
BY Samuel L. Keys and wife, by deeds date / O.
aforesaid aid recorded in the rec.rds Of said
comfy Both tracts Of lsnd herein described
vert patented by the United States 70 John
Brown ~ Assignee Ut John Hughes, and BY
successive conveyaDces from the said John
Brown, his assigns &c. were vested in fee
simple IN the said Philip Hansborough
said premises has been appraised ~, twenty
seven handred and ninety (e2, 79O. COY dollars,
and cannot sell for lees than two thirds OF said
Apprsisement.
Terms OF SALE-Cash Oh day Of sale.
8. N. PATTON,
Sheriff OF Highland County.
BuHgtDe d Watts ATTORNEYS
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4 Kansae Cisy doctor. who wAs lo,h.
Ing t'rs Grassy patient whom h~ vas
- loek up 10 the iassss ss.lun. found
~ isaaaie sssving on jasv 10 ne
circuit euust
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Il Il said that the present generation IS
living in an era of nervousness. Some attri-
if there is an atmospheric effect it certainly
is the least Of the causes that produce ner-
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B. & .. S-W. RY.
TIME TABLE.

TruiDs tpav. Nuisb"," ~ t'li"ws:
FOR rincinnan. 7:45. III a:2"p l:l5pm
uor -, Tou's. l:p0 rtr ti'' 3"
fur ls,ni-v,ii-, 7:45 \ ~ 2:2'pm
Tor hi'ir ti". T,iS- i:iip
For Park'rsi ury 7:45 I'm 4: hpm
For COLUMBUS. 7:45a 2:2a pm $50 p Iii
Fur Pitt .hnrr. 7:45 m $40 uni.
SUNDAY TRAINS ONLY
For CT ciuna,i ~rd Wr.t-s:l5 nv -,h 5 ~
pm.
For Columbus ard rrt,bulG S:la y M a,"'
6:10 pm.
For detail utttu .',,, r.S-t.'t. l. rn'..- " p-
.ars, etc., addresr ] E ian i,rkei Alr"' J..
TO. y ". Ry.. illi.'o,', '',," V Wat
Assistant Geu.gsl l-.-.t..' i4r,t 'hn"'".
oAti. Ohio.
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7. 2. Anthony, ex-postmaster
Promise City. lows, says: II bought
one hottie Of sMystic Cure for rhsum
attain and two doses Of Il did me more
good than all the msdieias ! ever took." !"
sold ny W r. Smith 4 Co., Dyneyisti
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IN pu' uanct - IN orer -ued rom the
Court OF COmmo. Plea.. will a and i.,r the
County I ghls id. an,' State Of Oh.,. riade
a. the Apri. telui thereof. a. D. 1897, AID to
NJ direc'ed. / will offer for sale at Public Auc.
tim at the door of the Court Hous.. in the
town of HiIlsbOro on
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Two Non Kilied By an Av.l.poh..

New CASTLE, Pa, May l7.--An ava
lance of sand and gravel at cut being
made by the New Castle Traction Co
south OF this city. buried five men.
Two were killed instantly.
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sHERlFF's SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

Elizabeth Rowe We. T @ Kerns ct al. High
J nd Cnnty Court OF Comnon Pleas. Case
M 1871
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Executors Notice Of Appoint.

NyOTlCE r hsveby given that the under.
~ .kispso eavs boeD duly appointed aud
Snsmo<d 70 Exocutova nj the VII oS John
Johp y. Hosss, As'y . Ei:isscss. 8 -
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Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on
ceceipt of price, 25c., or for 81.
DR.. HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MANUAL
or DISEASES MAILED FREE.
Humphreys' Med. Co., Ill William st., N. z.
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The
Michigan
Short Line.
4 Trains from
Cincinnati
To
TOLEDO
And
DETROIT
Every day in the week.
Pullman and
Wagner Sleeping Cars
On Night Trains.
Parlor cars on day trains
y. G.. Edwards,
Passenger Traffic Mgr,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

In pursusncs OF sn order Of the Probate
Court OF Highland County. Ohio, I will offer
for ssle q Public Auction, on
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AL RECORDS BROkEN.


New York, December 10.- The six.
day bicycle race here, which ends, to-
morrow, has reached an exciting point,
u day. The speed Of the leaders has
been enormous, all records being
broken. II some Of the riders do not
become raving maniacs by Tomorrow
night, they will be physical wrecks
forever. due to the terrible strain.
Az . O'Clock, this morring, Miller,
the leader, seams 70 have the
race in hand He had 1850 miles 10
his credit. Ha is a sight, with ashen
face and qn,versng lim3s. Rice aud
R,verre are struggling for second place.
Schinnepr is strong in fourth place,
this morning, but Ted H lie 10 fast put
ling up The track was reported near
~ 800 feet short, to-day. by the exam
lping engineers.
2r M.-Niller. 1,761; Rice, ! 500:
R,vitrre. 1876; Schneer. 1921;
Moore. 495; Waller, 1,651; Hale.
1867; Ekes, 1,41o; Golden. 400;
seven others ara struggling.
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CHICAGO, Illinois, December 10 -
The doll show that opened at the
Palmer house, to-day, under the aus.
pices Of the Kings workers. is notable
from the distinguished personalities Of
many OF the contributors. Governor
Drake, Of Iowa, has sent doll in
memory OF his wife, who died recently
The better halves OF Governor Clough.
OF Minnesota Governor Smith. OF
Montana; Governor Stunenberger, of
Idaho; Governor Powers, OF Maine;
Governor Lowndes, of Maryland, and
Governor Tanner, of Illinois, all con-
tribute dolls made by their OVID hands.
Others rpprese nted are the Baroness
von Thielmsnn, of Washington; Julia
Marlowe, the distinguished actress,
Mrs. Robert r. Lincoln, and Mrs
Potter Palmer.
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a "HIoH PROFESSOR"
Goes Prom Home to Air Ills Views on United
States Policies.

LONDON, EngIand, December TO-
A remarkable review of American poll
tics, said 10 have emanated from a
high professor at Harvard university,
and which has just appeared In q
radical paper over the initials, 'H. w.
B. NJ. !" is creating considerable atten-
lion and furnishing abundant material
for the essayists and editorial writer's
The writer says that crisis is taking
place that is bringing the United
States into line with other parts OF the
English-speakIng world. "The work.
ing men are slowly becoming con-
vinced that tbs republican and demo-
cratic parties, representing respective
ly the northern manufacturers and the
aristocratic southern planters, care not
one jot for their welfare Further.
more, that the third great American
political party, the populist. which
claims to represent the interests OF the
people at large and to be opposed to
bribery and corruption 10 which the
older parties are steeped, is acting the
part OF ssgay deo+ivef'' when 1t en-
deavors TO represent itself as labor
parry. 1t has, in fact, become fused,
with the so.called Edemocrats overthe
silver question, and no distinct labor
planks appear in the platform which
they have adopted"
The professor is Of the opinion that
the socialist labor party Is working its
way 10 the front as the party which
really has reform at heart. In con-
clusion, be believes in the future there
could be little doubt that NIL the
branches OF plutocracy would merge
into one republican party, and all the
branches Of the democracy, except the
gentleman farmers Of the west, into
one labor party, il it were not for the
course the sociaIist labor party have
taken in demanding, as an absolute
of membership, an adhesion
10 the doctrines OF cullecuvism, There
are many bona fide labor men who
cannot, as yet, assimilate this doctrine
,wing to the economic regime which 1t
ldyocates being so very unlike anything
o which they have been accustomed
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BRAVE FloHr wrn OUTLAWS.


SILVER rITr, N. NJ. December TO-
News has just been received here thai
a desperate fight has occurred on the
border of Arizona and Old Mexico.
Three guards in the Mexican service
were killed, as was Frank Ophallard,
ons of the "Black Jack" gang, who
tried to loot q town. There were eight
outlaws against three officers, but the
latter bravely opened the attack. The
outlaws turned their horses for
the hills. but OphaIlard dismounted,
and, drawing a Winchester, opened fire
and killed three officers before he fell
lOphalinrd was notorious
character, for thirteen years hav-
Ing terrorized tbs country
along the border. Ia his pocket
was asletter from Miss Edith Cunning.
ham, Of Las Vegas, stating that her
brorher had jist been killed By Dick
Efahtry at Rad River, N M. OpbAl-
lard was the last of the Sam Bass
gang OF train robbers, who cleaned
ous Custer City tnanv years ago.
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LAREDO, Texas. December 10.-
William Jennings Bryan and party are
entering the republic Of Mexico &C.
companied by several prominent
Mexican controls, dispatched by Pest
dent Diez Preparations have been
made all along the line for bis recep-
tions. Mr.. Bryan is repeatedly re.
fsrred to in speeches made ity purely
Mexican citiz ns as sour great silver
friend . The reception committee in
City OF Mexico telegraphsd Bryan to
delay his arrival in that city until
Monday,
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ANOTHER HOLD : UP
Messenger Jennings Kills One
Of the Robbers and
Wounds Another.
cARLIsT RISING IN SPAIN
Three Officers and One Outlaw
Killed in a Fight on the
Mexican Border.
ALL. RECORDS SMASHED

SAN SIMON, Ar,asna, December 10th,
1897 - Train Nj20. on the Southern
p .ciic road, was hsld up at Stein . Pass,
Grant county, N. M, about $3.50. last
night, by four masked men, one about
six feet in height. the others
about two inches shorter. Expreess
Messenger Jsnnings shot and killed
one Of the smaller men. name unknown,
and wounded another. They secured
no booty. Aposse is In hot-pursuit.
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CHICAGO, u cember 10 The st, r
avert OF the weeks big shoot at Burn.
sicc is on, to day. 1t is the contes
between the crack teams Of Kansas
City and Chicago. Bo'h sides have
beer making great preparations for the
event, and the biggest crowd of the
week w-nt ont 10 Watson's park. this
morning The Kansas City team 10
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