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Peoples Grading Conpdny's Store,
Id display Of Fall and Winter goods.
watch for further announcements
Shirts.

Mems extra heavy double thick domestic Milton suiting made
strong with yoke long rolling collar shaped sleeves and
plain button front slOO
Mems Overshl made from heavy buffalo flannel in assorted
dark brown shades with neat checks with nonsfrnE
ing neck band large rolling collar breast pocket and double
stitching filled seams throughout, only $l.5O
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
ATTENTION.

B ATTENTION!
I guarantee to cure all Festulus
Withers and Poll Evil in horses, or
no charges for treatment.
D. BERNARD, Y. S.
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IN OGDEN TOMORROW.


u. y spencer Of the shor, Lnc IL In
rrc,ipt ~ a tcirrram conveying the In
tcliirsncc that 600 members 81 the SIX
tenth lnfantry-ii officers aud 40 men
have loft Fort Crook. Neb.. for
Manila. The TROOPS will pass through
the Junction CITY tomorrow about
noon. This viii be- good ncwe 20 many
utahanH who viii doubtless avail thrm-
selves ~ the opportunity afforded 10
give the'boyr"a hearty welcome and hid
them uod-spccd on their long journey
10 the Philippines.
Arrangements have been made for n
lafEo number " people of this city 20
take trip up ~ Ogden tomorrow
morning. leaving here at sits on the
Oregon Short Line. over 100 friends ~
the sixteenth viii leave on that train
io participate In the reception % the
troops.
The following IL a partial list Of on
GERS accompanying the Sixteenth.
Lieutenant Colonel W. y. Spurgin.
Captain =. W. DunninT. Lieutenant J.
Erwin. Lieutenant John y. Woodward.
Major n. y. r, Harris. Lieutenant n. y.
Timmons. Lieutenant John y. Preston,
Lieutenant Guy q. Palmer
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The people u Han Francisco rcbcliod
and held mass meeting after mass
meeting for the purpose ~ protesting
against the appointment 81 Gunrt. hut
their protest and plcadings were alike
In vain.
burns candidacy for the United
States Senate before the last iesisla-
turn was backed and supported by the
Southern parinc company, the most
of California. THE result u his eau.
didgcy was 60 disrupt the Republican
party In the state and defeat the cleo
ton ~ anyone ~ half dozen men
who would hive been acceptable 20 the
people" CARLTON.
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convened at $3.50. Many OF the people
could not be ACCOMMODATED In the
meeting house. TithinH ssas the main
principle discussed. The speakers were
very plain aud free In all they said.
At o'clock n meeting Of the relief
Society and Young Ladies' wns held.
Mrs. y. u. Richards and Airs. ~. J.
Snow presided. The evening meeting
was equally well attended. and most
enjoyable one President Joseph y.
Smith was the principal spcake. lie
bore a strong testimony to the Gospel.
and testified solemniy that President
Snow wns n Prophet Of God.
The speaker dwcit at some length on
the subject Of testimony. referring TO
President SHOWS perfect knowledge OF
the divinity uf the Gospel which he had
received through revelation.
The weather IL delightful. The party
IL Just leaving for Holden. 10 miles,
whore meeting Will convene nj 10 AIN.
The party will leave Holden nj .3Op.m..
and In due In sclpio at pm. TO hold
evening meeting.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The orphcuu club has decided ON con-
tlnuinE it, subscription concerts next
season. an announcement which viii be
Rad with pleasure b. the general pub
He. AZ a meeting held Tuesday
evening at the residence Of DR.,
Piummcr the following officers
were olcctcd G. l. Rood. prcH.
dent. W u. sherman. vice.
president, !, n. critchlow. Hccrc-
tar. y. y, Jayne. treasurer Fred iicn.
not. librarian. A. N. Peabody, musical
director The reports showed that the
receipts for the season had been about
u 100. an ~ which had been expended
IN engaging home and foreign talent for
the concerts. Director Peabody was
given purse ~ taco with the COM
plmcnta " the club,
McFaldru'n Row ~ Flats opens NJ
the Theater tomorrow nlRht. Al thu
rceneH are laid IN New York city, and
the scenery will be- entirely new.
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Crowds Throug the Streets and
Banners Thrown to Breeze.
RECEPTION TO PRES. SNOW.
Late Afternoon aud Evening Meetings
Held Large Attendance ON Roth
Occasions Pushing Home.

Special per Dcscret Telegraph.
Fillmore. May g5.--Prcsidcnt SHOWS
party arrived In rillmorr yesterday nj
. y. m. and was met by several commit
tees from the city and the church au-
thoritles here. delighted TO tender him
the freedom Of the city and the well
come OF the people. All the inhab-
itants Of the town had gathered on
either side Of the main street. and on
tho approach Of the Presidents car
Rage they greeted him warmly.
Several fiaga and appropriate ban
ncrp were unfurlod. one uf the lady
teachers Of the Sunday school stepped
up to the President saying. "our be-
loved Prophet. Lorenzo snow. we are
happy to welcome you and pray that
you may live long and happily among
U.S."
She then presented him. Ia behalf Of
the Sunday school. a beautiful souvenir
the Articles of Faith and this sentiment
worked on neat silk banner attached
to frame with gold card. The chit.
drcn then sang beautifully. I'VE thank
Thee. q God. for Prophet" The
President responded 60 these touching
demonstrations. In n short address To
the multitude. after which he shook
hands with them all. much TO the de-
liFht and satisfaction OF the children.
A. on other occasions. he kissed all the
babies. which SEEMED To please the
mothers likely more than the Infants
themselves.
President Hlnckicy and bishop cal.
lister had made arrangements for the
reception % the party at the homes u
the kind Saints. A general meeting
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract of nlc. recorders office. sai,
Lake county. utah, May -, 1899.
Sarah n. wakchnm 20 y. y. Jen-
kinr warranty deed. ieiNb0 feet
northeast from southwest corr
ner lot 4, block y, Capital
avenue % 90 o.. tfssss 1917 auN
Mary Rasmussen q al 10 W. ~
HnFmuHHon, warranty deed,
north = OF southeast y % sec.
ton 20, township south.
range I east, Of. 90 s.ss.sstsss. 100
v ~ Llndauiat % Methca Lind
qulat. warranty deed. lots 10
20. block ". Forest Dale. o., q.
Jennie T.. Harvey 10 Kate l..
Cannon, warranty deed. iNiO
fuds northwest from southeast
corner lot s. block I, plat A.. 1900
T.. l.. Williams Il al 10 Utah
savings and Trust company.
rhcrlns drei, north y lot I.
block o. plat D. .... ...s...... 1854
United states tn NorHen l,aHmua-
sen. patent. north . of south
east =, section %. township
south, range 1 east. o., o.. ,... ..,.,,
Tninlss 90 90 ss 90 90 ssssssssAla.ltl
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ESnourE TO rir.LMoms.
Party Given the ssSe Warm welcome as
u Has Received Ev.ryw berc.

Special per Dcscrct Telegraph.
Fillmore. Utah. May gi.--The ride
from Knnoah 10 Meadow was delight
fui. All the menber Of President
SHOWS party arr we'll and much re-
frcshcd today. While President Snow
wna approaching the meeting house at
10 o'clock this morning he wan met by
all the people of the town who carried
banners and fiags The Sunday school
children made n pretty showing The
President addressed them few mo-
mcnta and then shook hands with all
of them. Meeting commenced at 1920.
President SNOW said he had been In
npifcd by the Lord TO present the law
~ tithing 10 the \ ainta and he Intends
10 visit all the Stakes In Zion ana
awaken tho people 10 their duty In this
regard. The iisth section OF the Doe.
trinc and Covenant was read TO the
meeting. ~ the people," said he
whom We have visited viii observe
this law my life will be preserved and
! shall see you all agnin but " you do
not ! shall not see you again.
bishop Preston. during his remarks.
said the people here. and In other
places. do not show the Lord proper
respect by not improving the sur
roundinEs u their meeting houses and
tlthlng houses. President Smith ad-
Nlscd change here IN the ilinhopric
ar bishop bennett IL getting old ana
the Ttsira,is.ii.ics ate too great for
him.
Fillmore. May 2i.-prcaldcnt SHOWS
party has Just arrived. Received
royalty from all The people and sunday
school children who presented the Pres
idcnt with a beautiful souvenir. lie II
now shaking hands with the children.
The freedom u the city has been ten
defcd him.
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Young children, to avoid
marasmuS, scroiula, or
rickets, and develop healthy
tissues, bones and teeth, need
fats and hypophosphites DIR.
w. Gilman Thompson,
Prof. Materia Medica and
Therapeutics, in the Uni
versity of New York, asserts
that Cod-liver Oil is the
best fat for the purpose.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil partly digestcd and
combined with hypophos-
phites, it gives children
material for rich blood,
solid flesh, bones and teeth.
- 50, and %, all dvFEl.ts
SCOTT 4 bowAl, chsalsis, New yoFk.
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CURES
TObaCc0 Habit
FREE |!
Anyone Can Have n Trial Package hv
Sending Name and Addrcss ="

a new remedy has been dlstay..,
mat y odorless ana tBsteiers. can " "
mixed with coffee or food. and 49,, ~
,asen INTO me system q man cnnnot M
tobacco IN any form. The remedv ~.
iains nothing that could possibly a. ~ ,n
jury. u In simply an nntldote for ~, ~
polsona OF tobacco and takes nie,,,tu',
out OF the system. II win eur, 80
the confirmed cigarette ficnd ana 4.
tOdsend TO mothers who have ,,ra,'1,. =
boys addicted to the smoking Of eie,ls
cues.' a free trial package ~ ~
remedy VIII be mailed prepaid ppor , ,,e
rlication To Rogers Drug q cbc,,.tp,
CO.. b2i Glen Dulidinr e.i,'t.i'.il
Ohio. This win help any woms,' ".
solve the problem Of curing b"r 70
band. son or brother 81 a hnh,, ~,
undcrmines the health ieavinF XIV
ANY sr,csp.,n's 20 numerous lingering
Look out for A Wounded Nam.
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The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy.
SYgur oF Pos. manufactured by the
CAtiFonsIA Flo Synur Co, Illustrate
the value 81 obtaining the liquid lnxa'
tive principles 81 plants known 10 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them In the form most refreshing 10 the
taste and acceptable 10 the system. II
IA the one perfect strengthening lnxa-
tive, cleansing the system cffcctually,
dispclling colds. headaches aud fcycrs
gently yet promptly aud enabling one
10 overcome hnhitnnl constipation per-
mancn,ly Ita perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance. aud its acting ON the kidneys,
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them. make u the Ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used. a. they are pleasant 90 the
taste. hut the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from Soma aud
other aromatic plants. by method
known 10 tho CALIFORNIA fio SYRur
Co. only. In order 10 get Its beneficial
effects and 20 avoid limitations. please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
San ynAscfnco. cal
foufsvriIr. Ky. aHw YORK. a. Y.
Dor ale ~ an Driraisia -tsficr &c. urf tuiie
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Premium List Of State Fair Exhibit
This Fall.
ALL THE LEADING BREEDS.
sheep List Includes uerinos, Cots.
wcid., Leic.stsr-, Lincoios, soutb-
downs, shropshIre.. nie.

As In the other departments. the ami.
mails entered FOR prizes must have been
In the state at least six months.
]. ~. white and 4. }. Conrad are
the supervisors, and will give ali other
Information necessary.
Following IL the list.
CLASS 1.--RAMBoCLETr MER-
mos
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II called 10 the very low rate an
nnunced by the Chicago. Milwaukee a
~, Paul ny. from Salt Lake 10 chi-
cngo and return. only Nts0. Tickets
on sale June 9Th and 9Th. good return
inE until Sept 9TH. Travel VIA the g.
~. a ~. u. hy.. the electric lighted
bofth
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EsrRAY NOTICE.

ONE gnAy iionsE. ABOUT N yr,cs,s;
old. no brands visible. one iiice bit' i ~
left Thigh II the above desrribei ~, ~
nrc not claimed md takcn awav ~ ~ ~ ~
iotp June Z. isil they Will be soli T., ".
nv. bidder Al .. m. John u. Mat,9y
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Sc "Spider'
Madras bingham, Zoe
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

A new season
novelty. They
nrfa beautifully
sheer. crisp fab
rio with body"
20 them, blue.
pink. red or
black cordg on
" hite bnc X
Rround.ai Inches
wide, really wid-
or than ordin-
airy IN a u "a q
ginghaus and
sell regularly az
sc the yard
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Again Children's
Stockings, Half Price.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

These were
hought-aa We an
nounced two weeks
since--from the hest
maker Of chiidren's
stockings. who had
"A good reason for
parting with them,
at half price. They
were sold !hr same
way ana tor many
days after Allotted
three days selling
time, there were
clamorinEs for more
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FOUND.

~ 4 IIANpKeRcniEr. SMALL All,
OF money. 0n Main street Owner 80. ~
sane % rfooI OF proporty and pay isspi y,
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AUCTION.

NEW AND SECONDHAND ruHNffrrr
bought sold aud cxehsnar,it eau ~
,gen.. Mashoufn Furniture Co. y Vc,t
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TO be lined up, some from regular stock
otherwise the same bargain onering
again OF excellent fast black ribbed
Cotton Stockings for children, very
elastic. seamless. high Apllced heels
and toes. the l5c pair, or pairs go.
regular kind. Friday and Saturday. EN-.
tire clearance OF them
q Pairs, csc
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CLASS xirr.-swrNn.


Best herd OF swine. any
breed. 20 consist ~ one
boar and three aowa....
.... ......uold medal and 10 90
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ALL FOR S2.95.

style. durability. strength.
pleasure and comfort. com
Tort for your feet that
VIII make life worth living
and walking n pleasure.
Special for Friday and sat.
urday Black or Tan Lace
and Button Regular t1.t0
and 400 Shoes. all aixcs
and widths for .icn and
Women.
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days.
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Ho~ev. 6ch- .ascr SRI

Doe. under years q. .. 800
best herd % not less than
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THO s sss' i,% g.' i.. DID -. ' SO
Best flock uf one buck or
buck lamb. any axe, two
ewes, . years old ana
over. two ewes, I year
old and under 2, two eve
lambs. ilronEe Medal and : %
Best fiock of ono buck or
buck lamb, any age, two
owes. years old ana
over two cNua, ! year
old and under 9 two Eve
lambs. ilronxe Medal and 90
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

sAu ynAscfuco. CAT
LoufsvrLLr. Ky. INV YORK. ~ y
ror ale ~ al Drursisi. -l'fics 20. psr iaiiie
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rInl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-25

lot HOOK OF ono DUCK or
buck lamb. any axe, two
ewes. : years old and
over. two ewes. year
old and under :, two eve
f.u.la Ilruunn Medal AMI %
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For sale.

For sale.
At the fair grounds, four Of the finest
Thoroughbred colts that were ever
brought to this territory. Must be sold.
Call at the fair grounds.
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R0SENWALD BROS.

the Field camp. but Mr.. Pickard brings
the cheerful tidings that the health Of
Mrs. NELL b. Field IL improving on ac-
count Of the outing and that she Is feel
ing Just like a true mo~untaineer.
The announcement Ia made Of the en-
gagement OF Peter Isher wood to Mrs. Alba
Butler, and the marriage will be con-
summated In a few weeks. THE CITIZEN
congratulates them In advance.
At its last Meeting in this city the
Sheep Sanitary board ordered the stop.
ping OF rain inspection until further or
ders, which will not be issued until the
rainy season sets In.
/ IL Rogers. formerly with W. v. Flu
treble. IL now with J. o. Gideion, and
will he pleased to have his old friends
and customers call on him.
Officer Miguel Martinez. who spent q
few days Mt San Pedro visiting with q
sick relative, returned to the city la
night.
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LOCAL

-
I'd. Harsch went up to Bland last night
on business.
Hon. Solomon Luna came up from Los
Lunas last night.
j. q. Street, the agent at Thornton
station. and his wife, spent Sunday In
Albuquerque.
Henry Lockhart, who Ia interested In
valuable mining properties in the Cochiti,
went up to Bland last night.
II. l., Washburn, who has been spend
ing a couple OF weeks at the Sulphurs,
returned to the city Saturday night.
Theodore Muenstermann. Of the shoe
firm OF A. Simpler n Co., visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Becker ut Belen yesterday.
lie returned to the city In the evening.
Ii Ia learned that Gordon Pesrce, who
a year ago was the city editor OF the
Democrat In this city, il now In Chicago
and employed on the reportorisl staff OF
| the Times-Hsrald.
/ The young lady members. OF the st.
Johns Social Guild. will entsrtain the
members OF the Guild and their Invited
friends, at u lawn party to morrow night
at the home OF Mrs. @. II. Frost. on south
Third street. A delightful time Ia an
t~icipated by all.
Mrs. l.. b. Stern and child are expected
oack this evening from Las Vegas
where they have been visiting for a few
weeks. Consequently the somewhat
solemn expression that has hung like a
cloud over Icons face for some time
past has been lifted and n bright and
Joyous smile has taken its place, inspired
hy the anticipation OF enjoying the 80
ciety OF wife and little one again
Louis b. Bishop, formerly connected
with the III Paso Daily Graphic In a re
portal way, came in from the south Las
night and was a pleasant caller at Thu
office to-day. lie was u Rough Rider sn'
company clerk in Major Llewellyn's CON
pany. He will leave for Santa Ne to
night, where he will remain a few days
and from there he goes to Las Vegas Il
attend the Rough Riders reunion.
Samuel Packard, OF the First Nations
bank, who WAS one Of the Kent party oil
the Upper Rio Pecos, returned to the cit,
last night. He was seen this morning
and reports that trout fishing Is excel
lent. the fishermen OF the happy part,
having caught nearly 200 OF the specklet
beauties up to last Saturday night. Tit
Kent camp il about seven miles allow
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CITY NEWS.


Matthews Jersey milk; try 1t.
Nice bananas at j. l.. Bell Il Co.'S.
Dipping tanks. Whitney Company.
window shades, In all colors, May Il
FRber.
Live and dressed poultry at j. l.. Bell
X Cos.
Fresh hgs aud muskmelons at J. L.
Bell X Cos.
Plumbing In all Its branches. Whit
ney Company.
Picture frames aud room moulding al
cost. whitney Company.
Big sale on sweaters this week at the
Economist, up from 2jc each.
Highest cash prices paid for furniture
aud household goods. ia Gold avenue.
7. A. WRITTEN.
Smoke the Albuquerque 5 cent cigar.
Manufactured by u. Nesterfeld X Bro,
POI X abroad avenue.
Electrical wiring and citing. esti'
mates given for ~equipping new houses,
first class work at reasonable prices. {,
g. Pltrat, Old telephone, No. l25.
b. Vann. the well. known ieweler and
matchmaker, has removed 10 lO1 south
Second street and invites everybody u
call and inapeet bis new quarters.
Pure summe fruit drinks from Arkan
sas, for sale ut j. l.. Bell Il Co.'S, Or
ange, peach, cstawba, grape and cherr!
phOsphates are drinks ht Tor kings,
II you intend TO visit the eelebrate'
Sulphur hot springs, consult l.
Trimble q Co. a. to transportation
They agree 10 land all visitors at III
famous resort AT supper time. tn
travel IL made from Thornton TO Bland
and from there through the great Ca
chiti mining district 10 the s%nlphurs.
A. schuster, wife and three children
from HolbroOk, Ariz came In from tn
west last night and registered at Surge,
European. They will leave for Ne'
York this evening, accompanied b
Misses Lillian aud Belle schustel
daughters OF b. p. schuster and wife. Q
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sRAE,

this city, where the whole party will take
an ocean steamer for Germany. Mi
Schuster expects TO b. absent about six
months, stopping at his old home at
Cologne-on-the- Rhine. while his wife.
the children and the Misses Schuster
will be absent from the territory Tor at
least q year.
Having enlarged our facilities We are
now prepared to serve the finest Ice
cream In tho city for 10 cents per plate.
Cream soda and sherbets, 10 cents. All
kinds OF drinks, 8 cents. Delaney's Candy
Kitchen.
Abstracts Of title to Bernalillo county
real estate furnished on short notice by
the Albuquerque Abstract company. J.
NJ. Moore. manager. Telephone. 222.
c. c. Pitrat, electrician. All kinds Of
electrical work aud repairing done, on
short notice. Colorado Telephone, No. 10.
For Rent-Three room furnished house
for during July and August. Call at lOll
south Fourth street.
Try the best ICE CREAM in the city al
ALBERs' DAIRY, end OF street ear line, OF
RUPEES FOUNTAIN.
Boarders wanted at Fountain SPRING.
ranch. For terms write TO Mendel, Dor
sey, n. NJ.
Lace curtains, embracing the mos
desirable styles and patterns at May 4
f, fsber's.
The brands OF garden hose sold by M
are the standard. whitney Company.
Hats and caps on special sale this weei
for boys and girls, Mt the Economist.
My dental Office will be closed from
June o to June 20. X. j. Alger.
Attend the quarter sale, this week, a
Rosenwald Bros
Smoke the Affidavit cigar; 10 cents
two for % cents.
Merchants lunch every morning at th
White Elephant.
See the wash suits on sale this week q
the Economist.
Fresh vegetables Of all kinds at j.
Bal Il Cos.
China and glassware at cost. whitne
Company.
Large fine Logan berries at J.. l.. Be
Il Cos.
MILK drinkers. Try Matthews Jerse
milk.
, Matthews Jersey milk; try 1t.
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For Your spring RsnovstiBg You vii

Ny stock Of wall paper and picture
moulding, contains no old stock. New
designs and %colors, from the most artis.
tic designers In the best qualities may
always be found at my store. c. A Hud
son, No. ll8 north Second street.
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Johnston's Jemel stage
viii leave on regular trip every Tues
day morning, returning to the city
Thursday. Prepared to make extra
trips. Those desiring to visit the famous
Jemez hot springs should leave their or
ders with JAMES T. JOHNSTON.
Copper Avenue Stables,
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Pure summer fruit drinks from Arkan-
sas, for safe at J. l.. Bell " Co.'S. Or
ange, peach. catawba. grape and cherry
p~hOaphates are drinks ft for kings.
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Automatic refrigerators; the
best. +. ]. Post & Co.