davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
uoris Fl frantic.

s,,,io pur aoOmOr os l%aHsbeits'
kaorlss w. far;
80 RotiO II far os 30 NOR;
EtO'iss arnmtip bet pert no tpar tptnnd
F'o''S' % far,
y, "a Ou % udar ipitsr Os brOr'
s.,r,rn ruoOs its sdrb, Os bel obldo
U' fin betm,
-; ,rooOa lit lamb = os ilo lstr.
W. ina, bpr atta Os litiaf paa
Ss i" "0 beim:
L,.,,, - fuo,,n, Iom ftiemmsr fit reir,"
/. V,rio bet pil, me itdl brspta upp
r. w." peg,
4. ~, r,rtor Tea mptjs ap ois,
Kin oitlo BET iuft altio for meg Os for
P'V beg,
l, II. alort "r,s8 urmaun i tr0is.'
u,. s,r o,,Os lamb uerta bella Os fritz
|noo me bpggiu pda %feorarnes erunn;
L, al Ioucet uudrt fult pertd mttt os
~ bli bitt
h.. ~, nr,ia meo bduno og msp MUM.
h, ,r,r ,indite .in "mua pud fftiet
r" meb baat"
|e,r port Rorig bli "framtiSis lamb:
H., o,p ,inTilots drbeio og pprtfame
bddb
|,,r b,yt i~isloFtenOus famfunb | ftanb.
h., b,t munur f%letittie msb inat og
f. meo bros,
h, ii b,lbr mto litsiGl bus
h. lanotminOre 10 helper al ldtftap os
brs,
|roor N, rtiia itdI uater os bus.
gtr coma ME oil, at fpdr ipfter og
bror
|sir for ROrias framtib i plitt.
|oot poar arb til pdart baan ptrtd beila9
FOR:
lit Np NOris fagsrt os rift!
Slap Gittanb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
g.ans OrSfsr.r gsolf sisrnsbp muotos

0esne Srofsrsr Goplf gisrnsbp mcotoa
ben.
MuEtten uofsrt. MI "gopsr ben Sers
re-, bporeftsr Soloot,rns afmariderec'
os W9nsosn lanafomi iprsotss.
Winoeftstten sr en- 8 Mlen bsi 0ras
nitblut, bussst af aurit,n etbera | Iass
mas.
9 ct aelt msp tprsIasts SdbI,r %
@suarer oper Itdar msb splons go9It1s
Der:
"RorDm9nb rsift, bsnns Sten oDer
norits os iD,nIt. arissre, falone pee
9ranasn 25oe apriI 1909.
Ser boIotes | Gftsrmieous en- i9rbeles
p.flpttst S,itmibbaa mso $50 Ssltaaere,
0dmer oe Serrsr.
Gf be mango Salsr fan m9rtsS Sogso
aroab for 4rnesn msb Enffet ON, al
ben inart hunoreoauries 5rso ma osos
bare; men tom Der ufr.o. tuioleoe ban
life paa, at 4anbsn fra 1908 snonu lepes
be / ben norife Ger. Gensral R9osr tuts
tsbs CO furiitrebe, at ben nprite SGr lite
TtulOs fuiste fit aalb. iom &lmsnbsoens
Spmputbi sjoros let. Sbsritlsitndnt
9sdis1 talts anNaosnbe for Rursss Soil
us bets tdpre grme os tulteos i'm 8lab!
pusr, at be to @rmssr for Sremtiosn
ffulbs itua iummsn. Stiftamtmanosn
talte for 8ibragsposrns os ausn9s
aommune.
Den bierteliefts Stsmning bsriteo:
unosr belle Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
Ten atmerifanifc @eianot

/ aiebsnbaun, Sr. Suenfpn, bar msb
5amilie baret paa 9sfps / Rorss.
Otter at babe beiset 8sitIrnbst, iarlig
Sarbanssr os S~osnefiorbsns gpsbsr
Os Separoisbsber, bar ban mn peret /
S%dQingoal. bpor ban bar i'm Slegt, en-
llses Sio, us er MI rsiit til ariitiania.
sSdns Gar, Spen Susnisn Rsrnino
fra Sol, ubpdnbrsbe til amerita /
1857, os bans Wor, 8rifi 9efteitac
fra Gal, 6. 9atteftaos Ssftsr, rsifts
| elsr omtrins Garst 1860.
San fanbt fig m.gst bel tiIfr,bs msD
i'm Rorsustur.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
Bort SDm.


Gn sammsl britift Sistrptein m,bbss
Ter. at bans og mango andre uDsruron.oe
Sismanos Osnitre Gi. sr m,aet iDuosrs
.nb BET bsisrs, furbi be bar sost up be:
bsisr. Dso hpppis grus al bet fcran aits
tsrtslasitt. slsr frroi "Spnst bar flpttst
fig fra p,nitrs til bstrs 2ie."
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
. baanoboe
Minneiotas Sopgipning,
al siep. Y. ~. s~1rttanetr.

SnoebolOeHoe be | 1875 peotasne aou..
gal9lope. 5otunloue, Gouutnlope. Sfatte.
loue, Stolslpoe, gsiluue, 5attislppe, sGste.
Tabs. % Stilsmtsles2 ooe, Real eltat..
gereL % 9auolous, Siittelope. arimiual.
looe, 2ieH.gous, 5reoninsssgo oe o. III
Bosen sr uuuoU9rlis iOr subosr dorret.
~ninssmauo os GARNER. Taso ben / quiet
fan man ipare is uteset grposri o. 10.
glitter til Sasfprer. @oot inopunoet s2.5O.
portuirtt. 1iIialss hos
y. M%nnnofen, 7eeorah, Sorpn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
paa Poipitalet.
Stitie.

Q,oiaod az Ct fort 4ntal Stuosntcr.
8Ssr bier MOrosn bsissts bans tliniite
fortlasninesr, git. Or. Maurics b.
ZgeQin 6tuegang pad aaribuis iisre -
4 6uipitaIst.
4 Stimt bun nspps par 40 aar GAM
Incl, rar ban alersoe en- AZ pdris' met
3niUos Eager. Sans Yale bar liar %
\ tcntis, cg bans tore msrte Zine baOoe
Net uiiqsIigt tantsfulot rbtrpt.
4 Sttt oeO lin RisOum. men usp ibars
Soigt Grbsio, % sn~sitaasnos Gpnsr bapbs
ban cpnanet ale llomarteIisr inoenfor
Hit Toa. Striot for Striot bapoe ban
ubsiogt ia Op til ProfssIor peb bet me-
oittrIh 5atultst % par Meolsm af Sns
~ititut,t. Rn iamtipis bar ban Iaa Bee
f,o,n, at bet naitsn sraroiebs til llnb'
i'lieh,o. 6an bar ugiIt, bsbo,os en- IL
csH. men bpsgslie inorettst 2silisbeo ps
bopcs til iSusboIosrits en- gammel Som.
itu ion lrnae bapos tisnt / bans ssas
mile. Stisnt ban paa SpIpital.t ans
iaa's Tor unosrlig us sresntriIf, bar ban
Nos Ianatfra nOssn Original. men en-
Srt sGntsr, paa bpis Silp1rslfs En-
'IIsr anOsn bsmmslig Surg bapbs fat tit
grRs.
Vda b,g9s Sioer / ben tor, SpaeIaI
'tcO imaa Ssrnisngs paa Rab. Deb busr
Sting itanoisos 2assn % hans glsper
nost Winutsr. Ser talts ban ct trs.
ii'no', Der ct rpmuntrsnos Orb; men
Naar Be baDS, iisrnst iis fra patisnten,
tlno' yrofssIoren unoertiosn fenbs
StaNntsrns ct Bill, iOm iasSs BEN, at
tun 9imIn tunOe Sialp..
u gil ino paa auinb,afSelins.n.
'9dr 0s ncaet MT 1iIialbe2"
"en ung piss. 8lep fsrt inb az
aH10uIdntsn | 4ftes. Ran tun msb
S'n'tsishso trGtts 9sir,t % bar ft.rl
6'0'r, vi msnsr, at bet er 2unoebes
t9fo''', men oa Ri life bar bapt Sio tn
ii aH'tllI' nossn nsiastis l~lnoerIsaelie,
III ri b'0s profesioren sisre bet / Dor
NarOrulis".
s0'fcrsn nttteoe co ipursts: "Spils
Ten Ssna?"
L. III. z, bOor ben SpTuspatient laa,
l'm hi cbouor,c. iaaar."
d. Ysatn narmsos fig ben paasiGls
"N's Ssn8, trat 5orbanset tiIiioe o.
IA m un9 pi9s Ijses Der.
V'aa't' par bun ct af bisI. gafsnsr,
q''n NsO % Sapn ubarmbiertio bar
Y'''oH StiFnbsOsns SLAMS ua llnaz
c'Tlm'ns 3Gtts. Oct bar ct Imutt
"o'NS', blot bet lite bapo. parst Ttiems
m'' al en- ~uiaOOanlie gI.absb. Ipm
p"''ls'r' fOrpssoes usO MuoIatninasn
u'0 "' 1pptss ibenbuItiurte Saar, Iom
'01rammsos bet.
-, S'Osl | hencss m~srtsbrun, Sine par
I'''aH9tt ~luttst; bsnoes farpslsI. Rim
|" qaoo' miitet bsrss Stumbling, ps u.o
TU'' 4anosOrGt blsp benbss uotersos.
c,D Em Iormsos Gsssme itipt at ben
Sn'''''' ION isIO Osnne matte aipstunts
nm fOraariag,Os b,nbe.
H'U SPn't AZ SGssn rsiits pioen ia
9'n9'n, men falot itrar eft,r til
'a8' paa 9uOsu.
GlTt al 1aos uncsrisst benoes grpIs,
,aYJaFs0s Or. 9suin aunbioatens 81
.saUls os tiIisisOs; Oct er bet Iioite
airr.". pu' "
ot, S5SI O'n0is 'is ON for at saa; men
w. o'tun'te ban ia % Ipurats
nit Surn?" sA"''''' ~
u5rrig. 'O' y" ha'ls''
-lI-
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12

Spmaifinen SusuenHen, iom pi mootoa /
gull giuaneo, er ui pei tllirsOs meo, ben
saar let os sicr soct arbsios, iaa iss 'aa.
lite anost eio nnbsfale ben paa bet beoite.
5rast 81 Gents. gsoer 9bomfen,
gbeiter, Dodge 60, NIs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12

gspis. Karen: "Sts tror life, bu nos
geniinbe bar Daret | gpen."
Waren: "@isr bu itts2 Seq Ital oif.
big ben GuIobrOi4s. ies tisbte Der, iaa
ia! ou fda f."
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
Watt Gien0 o 10,
fiIyaIaS sner ti1sts.

gs%,rtlsismsnt,r unoer "rnaes". "rtntts" NJ
'atas" "a ~Giieripsrsier fofsr % aeufit' oro
Ter tptr Csanl. "a ~ Gent pf. crs for ait. isn 1o;s'
niosr u rrs. absrtisieueairr iubtassB 10: iSe
utnerc ens % seats. FsHee mda ufrasissiig HHseisla'
enc shiainasr. Eet isunsr 10 ITS az boJtsrstii
raa z nniiHsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12

for nau h
|RanO %
fdoOsI /
OpitIss ,nb
Bib. tn
rene. III.
big for
|siGIsns %
naa Gsn.
+. Der Ola.
Fkn, bOis
Kingdom i
Oh mua
Pe to1ou
aonssris.
tdos ben
|rmadr at
ninOsIist
Pansr big
8runS!
bet fun.
Pie, frual.
flaa bin
|et iOm ,r
FGnasr bin
|tiae, Osr
|traee for
Gig uooit
nberln
IN bog Zig.
| ban tom
|rt os iaar
|rretninQss
gRano %
ban mob
Sun /
uc oa
|eaenheb /
psr'onIin.
Sortrin
Freosfiucs
tie 5ieIo,
f9t opoosr
bet.
or et r,er.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12

talte en-
bpdb Der
|trpt, oa
ublanoet
1t bet par
lefsr, Der
pdssn paa
ntiot paa
IA fulos
, - men
ts 9isrns
sr mango,
+ paa
brdittf
nj iarlig
snbs for
pr npget
at ling
gfapelige
riitsite er,
Ptsrit.oss
og lin.
be peo 1T
b Sars
eo Srugs
oinmshge
az be
at inos
|r Starn.
itart rg
Femtioens
ON porer
nnsocm,
le 5orlps
og gisr
Ramp og
ct ungt
bel1gger,
Goblet
|bela5gsr,
b perion
fannlsn
for bans
rs 9en9s
bar
+ ing.n
ben, ion,
tibet, bar
psnsers
Sors
,roi bet
E operfor
b Sar ct
Rtngss
rs. sno
/ Wanild
pairing al
Bsnfpn ii!
bet nepps
Oct Be-
aodordt
blis lspss
let paa q:
af Stcr
} 5pns
80 Vans
% alt pil
en- Snap
oo Bag
IN os ida
L., od
hsnbeo.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
WADDINGHAM'S WILL
A Revocation Of the Kansas City
Will Is Filed for a Philadel-
phia Attorney.
TO Be SETTLED BY COURTS
The Large Land Owner Thought 1t Best,
1t Is Said, to Have His Property
Go Through the Hands of
the Courts.

| Kansas City, Sept. 9.-The foundation
has been laid for long contest over the
four million dollar estate left by the late
Wilson Waddingham who died in New
York about three months ago. This
property includes vast tracts of land in
the west and southwest. His will filed
here few weeks ago named Tyid T..
Beals and G. II. II. Lewis, Kansas City
bankers, as executors. This will was
executed in 1892 and provided for pay
ment of $4,000 annually to his widow
| and literally remembered many relatives.
These executors were greatly surprised
yesterday when local attorneys filed a
revocation of the will and asked for the
appointment of Cassius NJ Gilbert, who
has been in charge of the Waddingham
interests here, as executor. The revoca-
tion was dated in 1896 had been en-
trusted to Philadelphia attorneys. The
revocation makes no provision whatever
for distribution of the vast estate but
simply revOkes the will. One of Wad-
dingham's sons-in-law, is VIM. j. Mills,
of Las Vegas, chief justice of the SUI
preme court of New Mexico. 1t is
believed he will be called into the case
by the heirs. Waddingham has been
married twice.
There are many claimants and many
claims against the estate.
In letter the Philadelphia attorney
quotes the aged millionaire as having
said of his relatives: 'They will get the
money anyhow and ii the court decide
the matter there will be none to bear me
i'll will. 1t will be better way to settle
the matter than | can select"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Insurgents Attack Two Towns.

Manila, September 9.--Four hundred
and fifty rebels with one cannon at
tackled Santa Rita early this morning
simultaneously Guaga and San Antonio
were attacked by sixty rebels.
All the insurgents were repulsed with
out loss to the Americans. Colonel Bel
and his regiment, while attempting to
take the rebels in the rear, met two
small patrols and succeeded in captur-
ing rebel captain, lieutenant and
six privates.
A Filipino who arrived here from
Visaya islands says that Victoriano
Mapa, prominent and wealthy lawyer
Of Iloilo, being forced by public opinion
to declare his politics, Joined the rebels
The inhabitants Of Santa Barbara, the
rebel headquarters in the island Of Pa
nay, have abandoned the town, fearing
bombardment by the United States bat
tle-ship Oregon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
The TRANSYAAL TROUBLE.
British Troops in India Ready to Sail for
Cape Town,

:
Pretoria, September 9.--The News to-
day prints an official statement from F.
w. Reitz, secretary of state for the
South African Republic, in which Reitz
says:
Three courses are disclosed by COM
munications of Joseph Chamberlain,
British secretary of state for the colo
nies. First is the commission inquiry
second is a commission of delegates
from both governments to discuss tech
nicalities; third is a conference at Cape
Town."
Secretary Reitz adds that the Trans
vaal government now agrees to the sec
ond proposition, and invites Great Brit
ain to define the constitution of the
commission suggested and the place of
meeting.
Simla, September 9.-Troops are hold
ing themselves in readiness, having
been warned that they will be ordered
to embark for South Africa. Transports
are being engaged. 1t is expected the
first regiment will start within ten
days. The scheme for their removal is
perfectly matured.
Malta, September 9.-The first battal-
ion border regiment, stationed here, has
been ordered to hold itself ready to en-
bark for Cape Colony.
London, September 9.-The Northum-
berland fusileers will embark next Sat-
urday for Cape Colony, leaving from
Southampton. The first royal Sussex
regiment has been ordered to be ready
to embark within three days. An infan-
try brigade, with division of field ar
tillery from Aldershot with eighteen
guns, has been ordered to leave for the |
Cape in ten days. This movement of
troops is said to be merely in line with
a decision by the cabinet council to send |
10000 soldiers to South Africa.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Illness of the Troops,

Manila, September 5, via Hong Kong
September 9.-The censor refused to al
low the following dispatch, the accura-
cy of which is unquestioned, to be tele-
graphed: The surgeons reports in re-
gard to the condition Of General Mac
Arthur's division show S6 per cent OF
officers and 25R per cent of enlisted men
sick. This includes the sick in quar-
ters and those sent home. Eleven per
cent of enlisted men are sick in quar-
ters, and are mostly suffering from
dysentery and malarial fevers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Another Hurricane.

Washington, September 9.-The
weather bureau has issued the follow.
ing special bulletin: At II a. m. hur-
ricane center is north of east of Porte
Rico, and moving in the direction OF
Bermuda. 1t will not reach the United
States coast. The island of st. Christie
experienced last night maximum wind
of sixty miles an hour, terrific seas and
torrential rains.
st. Thomas, d. w. T., September o.
Advices to-day from Antigua say the
island suffered severely from the storm
which prevailed yesterday. Many small
lighters and other boats lost.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09

The gendarmes closed around the au
| dience and pressed them outside. Not &
word was raised by any one. Every.
thing passed off with complete calm
AS the people emerged the gendarmes
Kept them moving away from the court
A small crowd of people outside cheered
| for the army, but the gendarmes did
not interfere, and there was not the
slightest disorder. The Judgment was
read to Dreyfus in an adjoining little
room by the clerk of the court, M. Cou-
pers. Dreyfus listened impassively, and
did not give the slightest sign of emos
t1on, did not utter word, and marched
back to prison like an automaton. 1t is
understood that Dreyfus will be sent
to Fort Corte, in the island of Corsica.
Rennes, September 9.-It was reported
here this evening that as Dreyfus had
been condemned to ten years detention.
and as he has already suffered five
years of solitary imprisonment, which
counts as double ordinary detention. he
will be released at the end of a fort
night. In the meanwhile, unless the
president Of the republic pardons him,
which many think is certain. as being
the only solution to the present situa-
tion, Dreyfus will have to be degraded
here again within eight days.
Paris, September "a semi -official
note was issued to-day, emphatically
denying the report that General De Gal
lifet, minister of war, has rendered his
resignation, saying that proceedings
would be taken against the paper for
the report.
Paris, September 9.-The anti-Drey-
'us newspapers here received contempt
lously the statement published yester- |
lay in the official portion of the Berlin |
tteichsanzeiger concerning the Dreyfus |
,ase.
The Echo de Paris says: "The Ger
nan government made last attempt to
ave the traitor"
The Petit Journal says: 1.-THE court
martial will attach the same impor-
ance to the statement as 1t would to
declaration by Dreyfus himself"
1t is asserted here that Colonel Jou-
ust president Of the court-martial at
Iennes, replying to dispatch from the
Minister of war ordering him not to
ass Judgment in the case until Mon
ay, said he took orders from nobody,
nd judgment would be given to-day.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
MARKET REPORT.

New York, Sept. 9.-Money on call
easier at "a 4 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 44 a 5per cent. Silver,
SO; lead, $40.
Chicago.-Wheat, Sept, 7oss; Dec,
II 4. Corn, Sept, 314 "a 31ss; Dec,
2s9s. Oats, Sept, 21 Is; Dec, 20h.
Kansas City-Cattle, receipts, 25ot
unchanged; native steers, $500 @
1928; Texas steers, $500 q 81. 70; Texas
cows. $3.50 a $3. 10; native cows and
heifers, $l.75 q $500; stockers and feed
ers, ~. so a $500; bulls, So. so a $4.2 .25.
Sheep. no market.
Chicago, cattle receipts, 200; steady.
Sheep, 4,000 steady.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Some Electric Lights Cut Out

The electric light company has force
of men at work blasting and excavating
IN the bottom of the little reservoir
above the power house to increase the
power. In order to keep the lights good
III the business part of the town it is
necessary to shut off some of the out
side lights for the present, which is
greatly regretted by the company. The
outside lights will be restored again
with Increased power as soon as it is
possible to do so.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Color.d TROOP. to b orraui.ed.

for the organization Of two colored reg
iments was issued from the war depart
ment to-day. All the field officers are
white men now in the regular army. All
the companies are colored men who
served in the war with Spain. The reg
iments will be designated the 4Sth and
4sth volunteer infantry. The 4Sth will
be organized at Fort Thomas, KY, and
the 49th at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
More Volunteers Return.

San Francisco, September 9.-The
United States transport Sheridan was
docked at dawn to-day, and the 18th
Minnesota and South Dakota volun-
teers landed. The streets along the line
of march to the Preside We're thronged
with people, who decked the soldiers
with flowers. The men going into camp
at the Presidio will be mustered out in
few weeks. The general health of the
troops is good. They all show that they
passed through hard campaign.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Alleged Cattle Thieves Arrested.

Live Stock Inspector Marion Littrell,
of Las Vegas, has had J. w. Jones and
Bert Lily arrested at Trinidad for steal
ing stock near Ration. Lilyis also under
Indictment in Colfax county for similar
offense some months ago. 1t Is said that
these two men belong to . gang Of
thieves operating In Colorado and New
Mexico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, Sept 9.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes;
Surplus reserve, decreased, So, ,732, 1926;
loans, decreased, $6,016,700; specie, de-
creased, $7,01O,700; legal tenders, de-
creased, SO, ,56o,3 deposits, decreased,
$15, 354, 700; circulation, increased, 1896,
200. Banks hold $2,45s, 925 in excess
of requirements.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Wakeman Not Removed.

Washington, September G-Secretary
cage, in letter to the president, rec
commended that Appraiser Wakeman
OF New York, be not removed from Of
flee. The recommendation has been ap-
proved by the president.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Revolution in venesuela.

Caracas, Venezuela, September o.
The revolution under the leadership of
General Castro is gaining ground. The
insurgents now occupy Niegua, three
days march from Valencia.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
NO. BAKERY.
captWeights Cagtwupights
SnI"H SIDE PLAZA.
NO. a BAKERY.
>"I-Ir SIDE. or PLAZA.

Souvenir China
we nave just Of china
laly Tor us potter
a. - coHees teas B. bonbon
etc. Each
OF Old San Miguel Church. the United States
Prices md "
fresh Poultry and Fish
we receive dressed and Fdays
Fresh fish Friday
Fresh Candles Nuts
We always good
E7otatoes, F71oyar, EIay and Grai1a
we
thus insure receiving goods while orr as
will always correct f
Coffees
We give especial attention
ues at any price, Good quality
Ihls grade is usually sold % lb.
Strawberries Rasro1oerries, Blaelzberries
we are now receiving these by direct
from California, Mondays and
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Spring of '9s chicks at the Bon-Ton.
Plaza Concert.
Indian Teacher Appointed.

Miss Elizabeth Pease of Denver has
been appointed teacher in the Nutria
indian school, Pueblo and Jicarlla agen-
cy, in New Mexico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the postoffice at Santa Fe, N. NJ, for
the week ending Sept. o. 1899. If not
called for within two weeks, will be sent
to the dead letter Office at Washington:
Armijo, Ramon Montoya, Petronila
Convel Maria Rita de
Francis, Mack Ortega Anastacio Pa
Grigg, A + checo de
Gonzales, Leopoldo Ortiz, Decideria
GONZALES, Luz Romero, Manuel I
Gaiiegos, Anselmo Romero, Felipe
1Iallegos, Juan Romero, Mrs Reyes
Iryin, Valentine Sena, Ignacio
Lopez, Mrs Paulita Sais, Maximiano
Lucero, Lucadia Sandoyal Ignacio
Martinez, Pula Sena, Ronaldo
In calling please say advertised and
give the date.
SIMON NUsBAUM,
Postmaster.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09
The Claire !: ss9 NJ ss3;as saI s';t ,.sss' as:;
ly furpirbod in Al,

heart of the city, electric lights. fine of
nee on ground floor, free sample rooms
hrst-class dining room, special rates anC
attention to commercial men.
FRED D. MICHAEL,
SANTA re, n. M. Proprietor
WANTED-At the United States In
dian school, a good cook.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-09

In this line we keep nothing
but the very best; money can
not buy anything better. 1t
is fit for a King
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-09-08
A Wonderful Cure of Diar-
rhea.

A prominent Virginia Editor
had almost given up, but was
brought back to perfect health by
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Read his ed
itorial: From the Times, Hillstille,
Va.;- suffered with diarrhoea
for long time and thought | was
past being cured. | had spent
much time and money and suffer
cd so much misery that had al
most decided to give up all hopes
of recovery and await the result,
but noticing the advertisement of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy aud also some
testimonials stating how som e
wonderful cures had been wrought
by this remedy, l decided TO try
it. After taking a few doses |
was entirely we'll Of that trouble,
and | wish to say further to my
readers and fellow sufferers that
/ am hale and hearty man to-day
and feel as we'll as | ever did in
my life.-O. r. MOORE" Sold by
j. X. Barlow, Savannah.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-09-08
School Opens.

On account of the absence of
Prof. H. e. Woodside, who was
called to Columbia to attend the
burial of a brother, the Wood.
side-Patterson School did not
open up Monday 4th, but Tues
day 9th. The Principals, for sew.
eral weeks have worked untir.
ingly in this and adjoining count.
les for recruits for their school,
and the school opened up with
flattering prospects for a success
full term. By the middle of Sep.
TENDER a large enrolment is ex.
pected. The faculty is composed
of up.to.date instructors, and
parents having children to send
to school this year, could not do
better than send to Woodslde and
Patterson.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-09-08
Religious Announcement.

There will be "a Convention or
Massmeeting of the Christian
Churches of Hardin County at
Olive Hill beginning on Friday
night September 10, and contin-
uing till on Sunday morning fol.
lowing. A. l. Myhr, Evangelist,
Of Nashville, will be present and
consequently good time is ex-
pecled. 1t is hoped that all the
Christian Churches in these two
counties will send a good delega.
ton. These meetings are helpful,
and very productive of spiritual.
ity and zeal in the Lords work.
j. j. CAsTLEBERRY.