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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25

probably die. Others seriously injured
are: David johnson, engineer; Vim.
Scott, San Bsrnardino; August Lafsrdie.
North Cuyacomga; Milton Monroe. Mon.
roville; Lee Ritter. brakeman; X. II.
McClung, Grafton; Frank Dennstin.
Eleven others sustained lesser injuries.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
Christmas rrasedv.

Chtllicothe, Mo-, Dec. 26.-wm. j.
Thomas, a farmer. killed his three child.
ren. set fire to the house and killed him
self. A year ago his wife choked her.
self to death. Mira Thomas told the neigh.
bors on her deatbbsi that she made him
promise TO kill the children and himself.
The family had suffered financial re-
verses,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
HOLIDAY AMUsEMENrs.
SHOW AT g:3O TONIGHT.

SHOW AT $3.50 To.NIGHr.
On account Of the social function at
the Commercial club and other places
the show at the 0rdhestrion hall at $3.50
tonight WAS TO give everyone chance TO
see Paul Gilmore In The Dawn OF Free
dom"
SAM HUNT.
Commencing tomorrow night and for
6ve nights "The Sam Hunt Stock Co."
will play In Albuquerque at popular
prices. The opening bill will be "Alwsys
on Time" Prices fifteen cents, twenty
ave cents, thirty.ave cents and fifty
cents. Ladies' free opening night.
PAUL GILMORE,
Mr.. Gilmore for the first time since
his accident at Phoenix, went on last
night and played D'Artignan as he had
never played 1t before. Everything has
been said about Mr. Gilmore that Is good
by every critic Of note in America and
we In our small way could not improve
mis- artistic condition by three columns
Of praise. We can simply say consider
ing his youth, he is to-day the best actor
In America. Youth. education. fine sen.
sitive mind. a gentleman both In. .educa-
tion and birth. with all this and already
q large varied experience, ~ Q stock
actor In the best schools he is bound to
be the coming man. The company &C.
Quilted themselves we'll last night. A
Christmas day matinee will be given to.
day, and tonight at $3.50 on account Of
the many social functions he will pre-.
sent his new play "The Dawn Of Free
DOM"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
Looking Aftcr Am.rlcsn Interssta.

New YORK, Dec. 25.-A special TO the
Herald from Washington says: Score.
tary OF State Hay will have Q thorough
investigation made Of the reported SELF.
ure BY British cruisers Of several cargoes
OF American hour Of Delagos bay, south
Africa.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
Gold a. Chrtatnas.

Cleveland. Dec. 25.-A furious snow
storm accompanied by q forty-hve mile
gale has been raging throughout North
srn Ohio and over Lake Erie for the past
twenty four hours. The thermometer
registers 10 degrees above zero.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
Generous to Fmployes,

Cleveland, Dec. 25.-Ever yemploye Of
the American Express company through
out the country to-day received check
for nve dollars as Christmas gift from
the company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. est is re-
ported here that the towns Of San ia.
clnto and Hemst. In Riverside county,
have been badly damaged by earthquake.
one report saws that Is 600 damage was
done at San JacintO.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25

On diamonds, watches, etc, or any good
security; also on household goods stored
wi h me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid for household goods.
T. A, WHITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
Funeral Sunday.

A large concourse Of friends and rels-
tivss assembled at the church of Immsc-
ulste Conception at ten o'clock Sunday
morning TO pay their last tributes to the
late Joseph Powers. the young man who
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
Quiet Christmas.

Washington, Dec. 25.-Christmss days
are always quie: at the national capita
and WAS unusually so to-day. All OF the
executive departments are closed. At
the White House there were no callers
and no guests.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
Re covering the Bodies,

Brownsville. Pa. Dec. 25.-The work Of
recovering the bodies Of the miners kill
ed by the explosion at the Braznell mins
on Bsturday progresses slowly. The TO-
cal mum, r OF killed IL over forty. The
bodies srs horribly niutilAtol.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
LOAN OFFICE,

Simpson for loans on all kinds Of col.
lateral security. Also for great bargains
In unredeemed watches. 200 South
Second street, near the postofiice.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
MONEY To LOAN

magnificent family horse, ha. cess
and phaeton. Enquire II. S. knight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
Christmas Dinnsr


New York, Dec, 25.-Ths Salvation
Army fed 1900 persons in this city to-
day,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
TO CLosK JANUARY q.

The total subscribed 10 the Lawton
fund up to noon Of Christmas day was
$l4a29 The committee have deter
mined 10 continue the work at least IN.
I'll the second OF January. II IL not i'm.
probable that the fund will eventually
reach $4,000.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-25
Tho IAMton Fund.

New York, Dec 25.-A special 10 the
Herald from Washington says: Adju-
tsnt General Corbin estimates that the
Lawton fund including subscriptions
received and pledged amounts to $4,000.
II has been decided BY the COMMITTEES to
have the fund reach $4,000, enough To
pay off the mortgage on the Lswton
homestead In California, and place. Mrs.
Lawton and the children above want.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
THE ROAD TO
SEVEN DEVILS

STsOK kNfs. wash. May 20 Work
Is being actively pushed ON the con-
structlnu Of the Pacific a Idaho
Northern from wciscr toward the
Seven Devils japanese and other
labarera are being maHscd In great
numbers AZ WeiFer and In that VI
cinity Two hundred men are now
at work IN the canyon leading out
Of weiaer and 900 on the other work.
The Weiser Signal says;
The grade up tho valley IL aEaum-
ing Roo1ly proportions and an out.
ut IL on every uncumpleted mile \
number 81 Icing stretches have been
finished and but little work ls re-
qulred 10 connect them w. Ten miles
will Doe ready for the rails by the
end ~ the week. and the next thirty
days will see teams strung clear
through the country. 80 being now
on. with more coming as fast an they
can get here. The Inauguration OF
tracklaying has been delayed on nc
count ~ waiting for the Short Line
10 put In the junction frog at Wciscr
It VIII take place next Monday
-Four surveying crews are Ia the
field. One at Council IL running the
prospecting survey, the second IN
Middle valley settles the permanent
line. the third well up In the Welser
canyon is doing cross Hnctloning,
and the fourth works on coustrue-
ton"
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FORTS to build up their respective
ne iHhhurhouda
Immigrants coming ia afo some
times caught by the morn NEEDLE
Hame aet1lora and persuaded 70 con-
test tho claims 81 tho hoiHhhur they
may have "A sfudrr against. until
the people are getting diHHuHlsd. The
advance ln che price Of eiulma haH
aiHn tendency to encourage the
jumpers. somr ~ whom make "A blum
rNaellug compromise Of the
amount 1T mnnoy that II would cost
L. conduct the dafcbHe. and Ia this
way cause trouble.
Saturday there wis a sample %
the iumpsra' method The owner 81
a fuo clntu. who had already spent
800 on Improvements and WAS IN this
city az work Waa compelled 10 pre-
pare Tor defending hia claim. having
called several Of his ueiEhbota IN
and employed counsel which cost
him about 500 In the total. Inc
jumping party. hnding the owner of
thu claim was auppafted by a host
Of witnesses IN living up t. the re-.
quiremenia ~ the law failed - put
iu an appearance. much Go the indiH-
nation 81 the witnesses. who loft the
farm work and wrrv anxious 60 meet
the troublesome party It IL belieN p
cd nuW that some move viii be made
% settle the business
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NATIVE PORTO
RICAN SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON. u c. May -
Within few weeks a fully organlE-
Cd battalion % Porto Rlcans wearing
Uncle Sans uniform viii be per-
forming duty on their native ISLAND,
under the direction 81 American eiiis
GERS The organization Of the com-
mant Was authorized by Secretary
Algcr and Gen. Henry directed the
commanding officers u the ports Of
San Juan. Ponce. MayagueH, Arrctbo.
Aguiekalla, Cayey. Hunaee. Ad1untaa
Yauee. coame. San German. Baya-
mon. Malta. Lares ard Ajbonito Ia
designate an offieer to entiot. equip
and Instruct Is men. including one
sergeant ard two cprporals Gen.
Henry recon mends the enlistment of
Porto RIrans. because there was Itt-
tie work and \ great deal % restless
ness on the island.
Reports show there II no lack %
yOiunte~rss and that more than half
the battalion has been enlisted al
though some uf the towns have not
yc, furnis she'd their quota ~ men In
view Of the withdrawal % the Nine
te~nth infantry from Porto Rico and
the fact that there remained only
the Fifth cavalry. Eleventh. Infantry
and three batteries % IN. Fifth ar
tiiierys the equipment % eco Porto
Ricau- as American soldiers viii b.
a welcome addition to eur American
force and enable the commanding
general 20 preserve peace and order
In the island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
YEARS GREAT DEFICIT
A Shortage of 500, 900. 900
Says Secretary Gage.

HOT srRISus. Va. May - -Ly-
man J, 1age. secretary OF the treaa-
ury, said today
The report " an impending ISSUE
VI bonds Is without foundation |
can see M immediate necessity for
che Issue az government securities,
AZ | anticipated IN my last annual
report, there VIII be- deficit % more
Shan Sioa.eo0 COO at the close OF the
current tlscai year.
Next year. however | look for a
material decrease IN the dehclt. Ae-
cording 20 the present outlook. the
shortage then will be, SAY. $50, 600
oe. Heavy war expenses account
FOR the dracit this war"
VIII II be necessary 20 float the
remaining SEQ. 600 COO honis author
ized IN the war revenue hlilfs
4 do not anticipate such a neces-
sity. II something Unforeseen de-
Nci0p. however, u may become inn
peratlve 70 put the per cvuts. on the
market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
BIDS FOR THE
ARMOR PLATE

WASHINGTON. u. C.. May "a
II II not expected at the Navy do
partment that manufacturers 81 ar
NOR plate will make such bids az
can be accepted under the advertise
nent for proposals which are 90 be
opened May n. Under the act Of
May =. 1895, authorizing the constitute
ton Of the three sca-gniuE coast line
battle ships and four harbor defence
vessels of the monitor class. Il is
provided that the cost Of armor plate
zhail not exceed $500 per ton. The
act Of March 3 last. authorizing the
construction Of three battieships car
rylng the heaviest armor and tire
armorpd cruisers. limits the cost "
arruor plate TO $500 per ton. and pro-
hliyits the secretary. Of the navy from
making eontractefor the construc-
ton 81 the hula " these six vessels
until a contract shall FIRST be made
for the armor plate In accordance
with the terms and Limitations Of the
act. Recognizing the embnrrasH-
mcntH imposed by this act. the Navy
department, In the hope OF overcnm .
ing them, invited proposals for Turn
,ahlng plate for the thirteen vessels
to be eonst ructed. which will require
UPWARDS 81 %. 600 tons. thus AFFORD b
ing one concern opportunity Of man
ufaeturfnR the euiire quantity.
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MRS. LETTER
CAUSES A STIR

WASHINGTON. d. G. May ga
Stories chat come from India about
the stir that Mra letter caused there
have not Frvatiy surprised tho
friends OF that eatimshlr lady. she
II unc % the best tempered. kiui-
cst hearted and most generous II
women 10 those Who knoS her. bat
her capacity for making people un-
comfortable at times amounts al
most to genius And the most try
inE part - 4 all Il that she doesa',
nsan Y Rt all.
The Vicerey Of tniia holds a kini
If secondhand court. ana there ia 4
great stickiiux foe forms, Ara NrE,
Letters on-in-lawa happens To bs
the Vleuroy now. and as tsaui curE.
on has great respect ard ennsidrrA-
tion for Mrs. Letter, u naturally FOL.
lowed that Aha was IN a position q
make M end 81 row.
A cable dispatch says the trouble
was over precedence. Mrs. Letter in-
aistinK upon going everywhere next
Co her daughter. u also vas raid
that LerSt Curson directed that an
aide accompany Mrs. Letter and Mtss
Letter and Miss Daisy Letter when
thsy went abroad. this beiug In vio-
iRtion Of all precedent.
TIE real trouble probably was due
o. the good iady's habit q nayiuF
things that would better be left IN
said
Mrs.. Letter b. an cdpeatei woman.
AMI IN fact she taught school 81 one
time Tact. however. Was not On
ths curriculum. Har m0si prunosnr.
81 characteristic - making double
barrelnd remarks. Thr fifst l. sufa
eternity embarrassing. hut the second
shot o. usually osvrw hcifning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
FAKE PENSION SCHEME
Aged Negroes Bunooed by a
Fraudulent Company.

wAsitlNdToN, -. 9. May 80
Thousands of culorud men Ia this
country are being induerd to helleve
that they arv TO be pcnsiunel hy the
United States government upun boz
ina able q show that they were FORM
erlY slaves The promoters ~ this
achrmc have been at work FOR eevs
eral years, aud e r. estimated that
more than 500 ooa IN small sums has
been collected by those having the
project ia hand,
According 10 circular sent cut. "a
copy 81 which II now IN the hands of
"a certain United 3tatca senator, one
81 che officers IN Nashville. Trnn.
I. II. DickcrHnn. h general manager.
The circular is healed, onward TO
Victory" Il also contains what pur-
ports 10 be picture Of Gfncrai Man
agcr nickrruon. W. g Lawson. 81
Washington. Is mentioned aa attofn-
cy.
Another Circular hrars q picture
Of Senator william Z. Mason. OF m
tnuia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following deeds were nlvt FOR
record IA the auditors office Hatur-
day
=. =. Smith q Thomas Saunders.
lots is aud %. blavt p. Francis X.
Days Ia ufAnir add May -. $50.
Aiberisl Ludinztuh auJ husband.
-. q. e. } ~. 4atchy. lot Z. block
4 Hoihei. May .. ti2s.
state 10 Frank Terrace lot G. soc
30. 70 e. Z. Nay ~ $1,000.
State a. ARnrs bridges. iOt o and
nNit setl aee %. ~ "a. 4 May -,
lsst Co.
John ~ f.onE - IN. 10 Edward /.
Rasmussen. 81 NV = Heis sec 20. 70
%. n. May A. tia
kliiic haHiey. as ckeeutrix % viii
% ~ a. HaRisy deceased. 10 Watson
II. uruwu. iuf ! and ?. hlnek {. Jag
ley's add. May ~. tsfaai,
Mary ~ PaEv ara husband. q. II.
% seattle AMI Eastern Trust Co. MS
lot 3. black sa. Trrry's LIST add. April
20. ~
Seattle 8 Eastern Trust 90. %
Clara Nammeusen. "a = iol 3. block IS.
Tesry's lot adj. May ~. 81.
Louis HauncVuid. BY Martin
Wsrlid. attorney - Louis HuuebN.
lot .. block 3. Gilman PARK. MAY ,.
tsa
Louis Hus-hS u Martha wirud. lot
>. hiosk =. Gilman Park. May 10. So.
Administrations 81 Mary Jansen.
tseraard. - II. &. AudefA.sa. lots :.
Is. & ,. II. y. block l. lots / 20 ].
hiock 2. lots a. Z. hiock g. JanHrn's
ata. lots S. and ts. block 6 u. T..
Days Let add. May ,. SiJb9.
J. y. WAiiiuRfafri 81 IN. e. Willis n
4 Allen. lots - & hiork 90. W-si.
iingfaf,i's Park div. Green Lake aad.
May -. tiea.
tnrsnr \. Forsyth 20 Mrs. c. :
FELTON,. lot 4. block ~. isueton Cas-
riai West seattle. lot :. block 10.
Denny uoytu add. June l. 1879.
81.
Hossri Henry 81 IN. 10 Y. a. Aes
Donald. lot IL. block q, Denny 4
HpYta add. May -. tisa
chall les =. Carpenter % =. \. Ate
Donald. lot is. block q. Denny 4
Hast's add. May ,. 6. SO.
Isabella l. Herbert A.. Blifie H..
Henry l.. aud IsoTnr NJ. I,.chtri.
Barbara and n r Nhaicy. Isaac T..
Jessie and Nand u. Ifechtel 20 T..
Dana. lots and ard nra &C u.
~ .. :. May -. iina.
Henry " Brandt et NJ. by ~. a.
srhroedeF attorney. q katie Wilson.
bots Z. and part lot :. block -.
weod.a = $ div. Green Lake add.
April "a. Hto
Receiver American Savings A Lean
Association - W ~ Vincent. . 10
tcot lot G. block "a. lot 5. block ~.
Yssier.s ist add. May 10. $50.
Iteceiver Seattle CEDAR Lumber CO.
to Thomas u. Shepard. part sec ~.
t. e. 7. LOT ,. block I. sup plat Oh
man Park. tracts In ballard Tide
Lands ard personal property. April
=. So ooo.
Thomas II. Shepard ct UT. 70 60
attic Cedar Lumber Manufacturing
Co. Rafrie property. fiis rs. 81
sheriff to Fanny ] wiswcli. 81 lot
2 and M lot ,. block :. iialier's add.
May ~. ii10fsl
y. W. West e ux. 60 Martha Y.
Bailey. let s. block IL. NaEio'a add.
May - satsa.
Ellen NJ. Arthur ~. and Minerva
Hess to same. same property, May
10. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
AMUSEM EhTS.

The productions Of Dumas great
drama. "T-hs Three Guar,iemen.@ st
the Third avenue thrater last night
sas an artistic SUCCESS The staging
q IN. piece was safinfactpvy and the
costumes werc coFrccs. The can-
pany presenting the drama Ia a
strong one. n =. Scott a. D'ArtaE
nan. received two curtain calls ~
the close u the third act The drama
Is on for the balance of tho week
- Bachelors Honeymoon" comes
TO the seattle theafrr tonight. and
will play an engagement - thrve
performances The comedy which
being presented With q splendid com
pany this year. Waiter walker
hoaSs the Iiut - funmAkers % a
Bachelors Honeymoon"
Tomorrow nlEht the stsuneh and
paiattai steamer Alice Gertrude w1il
make her first excursion trip 70 Vic
i1ria. The steamer viii leave the
city soca at midnight. arriving &
Victoria "Wednesday morning about
o'clock Hef mex; trip vii b. run
from here Thursday morning az %
o'clock. ;nAvtns Victoria on her re-
turn at Midnight. Those going up
tomorrow night wili have two days
TO spend in Victoria.
Clay Clement Will present ~
Southern Gentleman and The New
Dumlnian" at the Seattle ihratcr
next THURSDAY and Friday evenings.
clay Clement belongs t. the new
school af actors. Young az he IT.. h
has learned the technique u his art.
In the best academy the actor can
command tho theater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Monday Morning -wcat street op-
cned steady this morning. There ia
enough green stun to supply the de-
mand. Eggs are strong at lie and
isc. Tho fish market In unchanged,
halihut and shad have dropped lie.
old potatuos have gone up. New
p0tMtocs are bringing 2Ac. Sugar
has advanced a fraction Of a cent.
Cherries ure scarce The quality az
Strawberries coming In Ia Improving.
The following prices are being Of
fcred 10 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car at Seattle;
Graiu-Oata.t 27. barley, t23; wheat,
chicken feed. $40. bran. SIS. shorts.
SIG.
Hay-Pugot sound. per ton, 81;
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MUNCIE, Ind. May 22--f.ast
night about 10 o'clock firebura broke
a window light In the George Bower
storeroom and aot the interior on IRE
but the blaze was cxtlnguished with
slight loss An hour later the large
barn. dwelling. Kranary AM tool shed
Of Frank Anderson, a farmer. south
east Of this city, was set on fire al
most simultaneously The dwelling,
tool house and granary were saved
with hut slight loss. but the lrirn
and contents we're consumed, only
the livestock being saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
LAND JUMPERS
CAUSE TROUBLE

LEWISTON. Idaho. May 20 CON
tests have become SO frequent for
lands on the reservation 81 late that
the settlers in some localities are be
coming worked up over the way tho
things are going. and win make %
interesting for some OF the trouble
makers n the jumping and contest
ing Is not going 20 be stopped. They
say they are becoming tired ~ he
ing summoned To the land Office 80
frequently On these cases that In
nine caaca out 81 Lcn have a tend
cncy 10 inclte neighborhood quarrela
and spoil tIhe harbony Of action that
has heretofore characterized their e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
Young Girl Assaulted.

NEw ALBANY. Ind, May "a
While returning from n nelEhbur'E
Miss Lottie NaKei. a daughter ~ J.
SnRel. a prominent citizen. was as
saultc-I by an unknown perpon In tho
woods north - New Albany. When
found Miss Nagcl WINS unconscious.
in which state she remained for ~
hours 4 hanikerchicf was ted over
her mouth. Dr. Davis. OF Gaieua.
was summoned and made and ex-
animation. 4 wound on the head
showed where she had been struck.
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Has already taken its place among
the best stocks OF Republic camp
In fact, most Of the promoters stock
wna subscribed in Republic at y Of
a cent share. and the treasury
stock IL now offered. for a short time
only. at one cent per share. II Is a
free gold property covering two fun
claims almost In the heart OF the
greatest gold camp In the world. II
II the best buy on the market, for
the reason that Il is offered At such n
price that anybody can get an inter
est without putting In his last dollar.
Get In now and get the benefit Of the
raise in price that Is bound to follow
Prompt attention given 10 all orders,
SLATER & SMITH. OffiolaI Brokers
Phone Main soi. ia James ST, Seattle.
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Rough. tsm9. bowel riding. weight go
lbs. ti4ai5a0. ceiling. weights. So
!. 2 and ,. E-lnch. 1900 tbf SDs
!. and g. 7a-luch 700 lbs. tia@t4.
wainaeotinE., fi0ali. rustic. fzs@2s.
sAs nhlngiea. 81 %. STANDARD shInRios
ai.i0. i-iuoh finish. ~. u and te feet.
12ln3t. thick nn.Hh I2sm5s. cedar
squares. 7. 3. ana 10 feet &zt0 20.
piekcfa. si2.
Ktln-driod. 81 In advance 81 green.
draynEc. zoe.
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Chose Their Company.

TEXARRANA, Ark, May 22.-The
prisoners IN the city jail in East
Toxarfana flied the iron bars Of the
windows last night and early THIS
morning and made their escape. Sew
On negroes got away. MI were In
for miademcanors. Two white men,
who were locked up yesterday. re-
fttaa.V ia 20
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Safe Deposit Boxes

FIXED IN stcci-llncd vault Tor The
safe keeping II valuable articles and
papers. for rent a. 81 year You
carry the key. safe Deposit Vaults.
- West Columbia street. = Hh1r-
rock. Manager.