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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
a nHrLLIHsT SUCCESS.
Such was the Rendition uf Queen -.
thsf"-- %. peated this F,enlne.

sneh was The Rendition uf Queen -.
thee Repeated this Fseuing.
Home tulent and haur work produc.
cd IN the now Albuquerque theatei
last night the most beautiful and
successful musical program that
has ever been seen IN New
IN New Moxico-the production Of the
beautiful cantata. queen Esther" and
which was pronounced by AL who at
tended a perfect SUCCESS.
Under the able management ~ Prof
A. l.. Newton this beautiful piece was
most grandly handled. and was Civ.
en- without a flaw or hitch throughout
the entire Eve acts
The principal characters assumed
are found In the following cast.
Esther, the Queen Mrs. Knighlllnger
Ahnaucrus, the King ,,..A. l. Newton
iiaman the Kings Counsellor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
mrnuSo oF rIHr DrrAHrMrNr.
u. Huprr Elected ChieT--Other Depart
n,ent Uniccfs chosen.

msni Oni.ets Chosen.
The annual meeting FOR the election
of officers OF the local nrc department
was held Tuesday night az the CITY
building. The meeting was called 10
order BY Harry johnson. who announ-
ccd that nominations for the position
OF fire chief were ir order.
II. Buppe, who has been on the re-
tired list foT only one year la seven. re-
ceiYed the nomlnat. on, and. there being
no other names offered for that respon-
sibility was elected by aooiamation.
Patrick Murphy and a. X. GENTRY
were duly elected 10 the Offices OF sec
retary and treasurer respectively.
The meeting then adjourned until
next Tuesday evening. when IA II ex-
peoted that all fire department mem-
bers VIII be present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

~ dry caiauh iAoy q. w Coo secretion.
which adhere lo tho n ,nl fana and derom.
ppte, causing "a o. maro fer 0uHiroaliof, sn
the onlinlry ioaauf cla.lIh. AvoiI aildry.
iug iuhaltris. f1u.as smokes nni lnu
end nso thal which cllausrs, faoihea srd
heals ily.s trtam il.im D. arra remedy
and VII care clinrrh or cold ia iis head
esally and pleasantly A tral siga viii bo
mailed Tor ilcenis 2. q egrlslH nell 40
by. sixe " iinothcrg p mnren N NY.
iha ih,l cArf haui a'p. aaes noe
iffi .aio or t,as3 anfos .rg q lfpf aas ih 4
over nn irrilaioi & ialsryt tfi-l l,t. rfl.ay-
Ing mmrd.ais'y thoI al ls.aMaiafiou.
With lly's Cream Ea'm y9a arc armed
againat hasal Caisrsh and Hay Iego.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
Territorial Funds.

Territorial Treasurer Vaughn has re-
'eived the following remittances' From
william NJ. Robins. collector OF Sierra
county, taxes of isae s2Ss.sI. OF which
iilS.05 Is FOR territorial purposes and
i6o.9s for territorial institutions. From
Jacob schaublin. collector OF Dona Ana
ounty. taxes of 1895. tle17; OF 1896.
iS.25. " 1891. $3.50 OF iS9s. sif65: of
1889. t2ig.66. Of which tii4S7 Is for ter.
,itorial purposes, and lbs0S for territor-
lao Institutions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
} GEORGE GIBSON
San Francisco, April 18th. 1900.
solxlRIto

Fine strawberries have been on the
market f0f several days.
+. uillett reports the recent sale Of
twenty toms ~ alfalfa. which ~ nov
worsh ti5 ton.
Hugh Williams has been promoted 10
the position of fireman on the main
line
The court house will be IN arss oiass
condition for the coming session of the
district court.
A. y. Coon thinks he viii have a fun
crop % fruit. the recent frosty nlgila
to the contrary Notwithstanding
bOdd a Lembke received two Or
ihree tons ~ iron roofing Wednesday
Tor use IN conneclion win the improve
mchts they are making az the hre clay
works
VIM. iammel viii soon make repaIFs
On the burned part Of the Tyler resi-
dence on California street which he
recently purchased. and viii occupy tho
same
John J A Dobbin came in from Wa
Ter canyon Thursday bringing with him
some Tine specimens of copper ana ga.
lena ores Tor the school u mines cab
met.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Albuquorque, ~ 81. April Ill de-
sire 20 call the attention of the city
through the columns of your Journal to
the fact that the young trees planted
this spring are "a great need of watsr.
noticed some days ago that trees.
twelve 10 fourteen years Old In the
northern part % tho city, we're water.
ed BY the city wagon. while the young
trees on the streets set out this spring
we're neglected and will die unless
watered TAX PAYER.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Washington. April M.--Conalderatlon
% the scott case was resumed In the
senaie. fcttus continued his srgu-
ment against the resolution declaring
that Scott is entitled 70 a seat A
vote Was taken ard 2c0tt was declared
entitled 90 a seat. 90 10 o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
DisrRlcT couRr.

In the case " Wallace Douglass vs.
Charles W Lewis. ct a.. a Jury was
cmpnnneled and evidence for the plain
I'M submitted. when Mr. Clancy move d
FOR Judgment for the defendants. Mr.
Childora on behalf of the plaintiff NOV
81 for leave 20 amend h.s complaint
which motion was granted by the
court. Mr. CLANCY then moved for a
continuance OF the cause. which was
granted and tho jury In the case dis
charged.
Nearly twenty years ago. Douglass
huuKht a tract uf land from Lewis Tor
something over 5000. In 1883 he sued
Lewis on his deed to recover the pur.
chase money. the action being on the
Implied statutory covenant 0f scizin.
In this he failed, the supr,ms court OF
the territory and the United States SUI
preme court holding that the Insertion
In the deed of an express covenant Of
warranty did away with the implied
statutory covenant After THESE de-
cislons, Douglass began the present
case. based ipon the covenant of war
ranty, claiming that he has lost the
possession of the land because Lewis
ht1 not title, lewis claims That his
title was perfect one and therefore
plantifi ought not 10 recover
In the case OF n. a. Donahoe We.
Peter Bailey the defendants motioL q
grant. him a new trial In the case was
sustained by the court.
on motion OF the district attorney,
the cases agaiIsst L. y. Densmore ana
Jose a. Baca. indicted by the last ter
sitorlal grand jury for the murder of
John Maxwell. were dismissed. II was
discovered that the murder occurred
on an indian reservation, and the de-
PENDANTS are now held 10 await the
action % the next United States grand
jury.
Two cases are on the docket for trial
ta-day-Firat National Bank vs. Los
scr a Lewlnaon and 4. p. Robinson
W. Palatlne Insurance Co. A jury has
been empanneled and evidence n be-
Ing submitted In the nrat named case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
I have long thought
it my duty to write
you a few lines to let
you know what DR..

fi,fces rnvofiie Prescription has done fuf me ''
Nfiits hfa Nuphemia paicunsf ~ rfsns
Yeafs uld have been maffisd tea yrsfa am
the muihff of fuuf children Nv hrsf two
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Kansas city, April -Cattle-Re-
cripis, 200, market steady. Native
steere, N0b.25; Texas steers. 90 50gt eb.
Texas COWS. 3a259i native cows and
heifera, t204S5. stockers aud feeders.
ss5o066o bulls. 81 40Qt
sheep Receipts. 1900. market strong.
Lambs. i5.959f5O. muttons. IS lO9G.
N. " Myers, the restaurant and
hotel keeper OF Bland. is In the city
to-day,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

a dispatch from Baltimore. received
10 santa Re, annoui cei ths appoint
ment of RI Rev. II. Granjon. Tor sever
al years a priest Ia Arizona. as bishop
~ Tucson. AriN.. TO succeed Bishop
Bour"ade, advanced TO thc exalted
rank of archbishop of Santa Re. The
new bishop is nov al 81 Mary's SEM
nary. baltimore. bIt viii doubtless
soon leave for the west lie ia a cler-
0mnn ~ nne intellectual attalnments
tnd noble character.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Hon. ~ ~ Ferguson. attorney. was
a passenger for white oaks. Lincoln
coup'y yesterday morning Mr.. Fer
guason ia interested In the "Old Abe
mine ana reports received recently
rive the Information that the "Oid
Abe" q again producing seme rioh ore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
REV. GIBSON IS NOT DEAD.
Ne IS Much Alive and has not Confessed the
Durant Murders,

Dufrani Mufdcfk,
The following from the pen % Rev.
, George Gibson. appeared ia the san
Francisco Examiner 0f the igth inst
and imparts timely Information 10 the
las Vegas Optic and others, who be-
hrvcd the sensational aior' promulFat,
cd by the Optic 60 the encct that Rev.
Gibson had confessed the murders for
which Durrani was hung;
To the Editor uf this HExamlner'-
Sir. u u seldom that l ask a favor Of
the papers, but ! should b. grateful
" you could grant me one al the pres.
ent time. al | ask is little space Ia
your paper
'bunn gthe Durrant trial was VIII
'ng 90 bear my share OF trouble. s4i
no one ever accused mo Of saying bit
ter things about my critics. Five years
and more have passed since the muir
dera we're committed. I have remained
IN the city and In the same church.
People have hsd every opportunity 20
test my character Ny ability as q
minister has alno been proven by the
tact that have teeE ruccessful in
spite OK all the troubles
Now, after all these years the east
ern papers are publishlg the fact that
am dead, after having made con-
fcssion of the two murders. I have had
the doubtful pleasure OF reading nay
death IN three papers. and the news IL
goinS around. Had I retired into OBJ
souriiy there might be some ground for
the statement of my death. but here
! am IN q great city preaching to hun.
dredH 81 people every Sunday.
II do feel Ike complaining now. for
Y 1ems like persecution from which
nave no protection. I have remained
az my post and stood every test that
the public has applied against me. In
spite ~ an plans formed against me
the church has prospored. and II am
not mistaken. do not occupy the low
est place In the San Francisco minis
Try
IL is unusual Tor a man TO ask a pa
per 70 announce that he is alive. ask
you 10 DO a.. however. IN the hope that
the eastern papers, after long while
may get the news
Thanking sou In advance. remain.
yours heartily
fHnnfNs fVpgg.N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
Tarnn,Ia b. T..n..

Dallas. Texas. April 27.--A tornado
passed through the southern part of
Johnston and the northern part uf Hin
counties about noon to-day doing ter
rihle destruction. The town 0f Blum.
in iiill county. seventy FIVE miles
southwest of Dallas. was partially de-
stroyed ana several persons fatally tn
jured. A daughter ~ Dr Hanks had
scantling driven through her body.
and is ln d dying condition. The eight
year old daughter Of ID. A. Hunt had
both legs broken ana was injured In
ternnlly. and ls not expected 20 live.
Lacey RObertson's wife was caught
In their falling house and crushed 90
badly that she viii probably die The
public school ho-le was wrecked ard
two pupils were baaly hurt About a
dozen dwelling houses were destroyed
In addition TO the school building The
Baptist church was wrecked. aud
much other damage was done, hut de-
tails have not yet been feteiyed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

~ Honor, etc.
The Instrumental parts of the de-
lightful program we're furnished by
Prof III Mauro on the violin, and
Mesdames Murray and Mimoe on the
nlann.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Washington, April ~ 1.-The president
sent the following nomination 70 the
senate Commissioners Of the District
u Columbia, Henry u. r. Mcfarland
and J w. Rose. no be capfain 10 the
navy, Commander JameH w. Dayton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
n. U. NUDGE.
General Manager


Why should this city 50 70 the eH-
penso of building a viaduct on Coal
avenue and agree 60 forever maintain
a.. n switching OF trains In to be- con
unuvd ON Railroad ayenueg
There u The utmost good feeling In
this city toward TIE santa 30 railroad,
ana u can be maintained u the rail-
way company Will treat the people With
faifneua. The company needs row
bal iinEa here. a viaduCt 10 needed
over Coal avenue, and the people stand
ready 10 60 their part IN every Wy
possible, but knowing their rights will
maintain them regardless OF cOnAs-
queucca. The mayor and oity council
All favor the proposed improvements,
but they should look carefully after the
interests Of he people before cloalnE
any contract with the railroad COM
pany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
a CoHinE Esent

Al the Armory hall next Monday
evening the Young Mems Catholic club
annual ball viii be Even and ia al
probability a large crowd Will be In
attendance az the invitations were en-
tended 10 all 10 come and have a good
time. The club VIII BE- assisted BY the
young lady members of the church v no
viii have charge u refreshments An
arrangements for tha event have been
completed, and a oplendid program 10
prepared. MuNo viii BE- furnished BY
Prof ID Mapro ami his famous orohes.
ira,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Presented to the Governor.
Governor oiero was this morning
presented with a magnificent NE. alze
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28

Washington, fprii s7-The house
went into COMMITTEES % the whole on
privato pension bills.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-28
NOR sATIsTACTnnY.

The following letter from General
Manager Nudge OF the santa 70 rail-
road. regarding contemplated Improve
ments la this city. IL not satisfac-
tory to the people;
Topeka. April 20. 1909
20. y. MaFrOn. Mayor. AibuqusrQue.
Dear sif: referring 10 your lester
af April 8. 1 now have a letter from
President Ripley in which he states
that my letter to you OF April 4, cov-
ea the exact proposition aud that
nothing else was agreed TO by him.
He states that he aid not say that
We proposed 10 erect a depot and hotel
about the same or a little larger than
those az Las Vegas. lie did nOt aay
that We would discontinue AZ once the
switching across Railroad avenue but,
OF course, We nope 10 reduce this very
materially
y have now placed this matter IN the
hands Of superintendent Hurley 90 bo
closed and / hope there will be no de-
lay aA We expect 10 have The plans FOR
the hotel completed soon.
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A Minister Good Work.

u had severe attack Of billions collie, got
bottle Of chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy t2sk two doses and was en-
tirely cured says Rev. A. a. Power, OF Empo-
ria, Kan, @My neighbor across tho street was
sick for over a week, had two or three bottles o
medicine from the doctor He used them for
three or four days without relief, then called in
another doctor who treated him for some days
and gave him no relief, so discharged him. l
went over to see him the next morning, Re
said his bowels were in a terrible ak that theg
had been running ofrs long that it was almost
bloody nuS., leaked Ia, & he had tried chalp.
berlain's Cello, Cholera and Diarrhua remedy.
and he said, No. l went home and brought
him my bottle and gave hin, one dosei told him
to take another dose in fifteen or twenty min
ntes If he did not find relief, but he took no
more, and was entirely cured. think it the
best medicine have ever tried "@For sale by
pr Bishops drug store,
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Cured Of Chronic Diarrhoea After 80
Years OF Suheripg.

alf suffered for thirty years With diarrboea
and thought | wasepast being cured,' says
John s. Hallowayi Of French Camp, Miss, 81
had spen 80 much time and money and suffered
SO much that had given up all.nopes OF recov-
cry was SO fee1Ie from the efgeets Of the diaf-
rhoea that / could do no kind Of labors 1uld not
even travel, but By accident Yas per nitted TO
ind bottle Of Chamberfaiu's Collie, Cholera
and Diafrh ;ea Remedy, and'after taking sew
etaI hotties lam entirely cAfed o. tllstt trou-
bic. am 50 pleased with tile result thai am
anxious that It be in reach ofall who suffer as
IbaRe.n For sale by Bishops drug store,
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The worries OF weak and sick mother are
only begun with the birth Of her child. By
day her work is constantly interrupted and at
night her rest IS broken BY the waillng OF II
peevish' puny infant. DR.. Pierces Fayorite
PRESCRIPTION makes weak women strong and
SICK women we'll 1t lightens all the bnrdens
Of maternity, giving TO mothers strength aud
yigor, which they impart TO their children
In over thirty years OF practice Dr. Pierce and
his associate stan OF nearly a score Of phgst-
clans have treated and cured more than half
million suffering women sick women arc in
vited to consult Dir. Pierce 81 letter free Of
charge An correspondence is strictly private
Address Dr.. R. V Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Buffalo.
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WARNING UP.

Princeton, n. j., Sept. 13.-Captain
Psll, of the varsity football team,
arrived at headquarters this morning.
He will commence at once to loob over
new men, and active practice will be-
gin on the l7.h. He seems well pleased
with The general outlook, and, with
Trainer Robinson, ssys that Princeton
will be near the top Of the heap ttis
year.
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EXPO Ir1ox RACES.

Paris, France, Sept, 10. The fourth
day Of the international races on the
Exposition grounds will he taken Up
with the running off Of the half finale
ana Bnals in the international races,
The American riders, mcfarland,
stevens and Cooper, showed up well
in these races. The only other race OF
importance is the fifty kilometer race
open, and with pace. The purse is for
900 francs, divided into five prizes.
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<SP6RTS'5$
p - "
GOLF TOURNAMENT.

J nssy4Ile, VIE, Sept. IA grand
gulf touruament opened today on IL
iuckletOn links in this city, under The
susp'cts Of the sluwlssippI Golf Cub.
All events were open to members Of
the United States ard western golf
associations. rne entries foreshadow
some tightly fought contests,
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ABoUr "a GOLD VINE.
Guy Woodward and Company Wn
Produce It Here Monday Night

There is, in the South, probably no
better or more favorablg known mem
Der of the dramatic profession than
Guy Woodward, and his annual wish 10
Brunswick is regarded as gala even.
He always briggs with him company
of exceptional ability, and his perform
ances are produced with every atten-
ton 0 detail, and this season should
prove no exception to the rule; in fact,
it's Gained that he has stronger and
better balanced company than ever be-
fore.
His plays are now all new ones, that
have never been seen in Bruno wick at
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W. ] Butts, Special Agents.
suMMER EXCLUSION RATEs
70 All Mountain Seaside and 7I,aRo Resorts

~ SFsKVI0 FI11K 4lFlNH 1tE6VI
Via The Plant System.
Tickets on sale June ! % September 80, with
return limit October 81. 1900.
Perfect passenger service. Pullman sleepeTs
on all trains Full Information given on ap-
plieation.
GEO. w. COATES, d. p. Al,
Brunswick, Ca.
D. W. WRENN, P, t. NJ. saydnnah, Ca.
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popular prices, among which Is the op,
ening bill A Ga'd Minis. This piece
his yer been produced BY anyone but
Nat Goodwin's company, with the ex-
ception Of three nights in Atlanta this
summer by The Grand Opera House
stook-oompaaY
MI Woodward oaly secured The
pit ee for himself and comp any after a
lengthy correspondence and by contract
ing to pay royalty OF $3.50 for each
performance.
Il beautiful comedy, aud tells Of an
American in Eaglaud trying to sell a
gold mine lis replete with bright
diologue and clever situations, and has
/ also pr tty love story running through
liz.
spsciaities vii Be INTRODUCED hg-tbs
Rumley sisters. character vocallss
b * and wing dancers; Chas. w. MIL
ton, character artist and humoristi Mr.,
Woodward and .o.hera.
sests are now on sale Al B It's drug
store,
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ZOE 80 'oN EAsY rERMs.

The loll@Rfng valuable building LOIS
ohsrmingly sssastsd il, the resident
pcrtioucf ibe city, aFe for sale on easy
terms
1a5xl80, on Union street, running
EasI.-Ea Ia1s riaoe
.of property can BE divided into six
Iotsr l549o esoh tt,ee fronting on
Union and three On Reynclds streets,
and is sitaated immediately north of
The residence Of Mr.. GIauber Lot on
the east side o. uoion street opposite
he residence a Mr. John II, nocol.
Tough, a04ls0 feet, can be divided INTO
fopEliots 45x9o two fronting on Union
and TWO on Ellis streets. Lots lSOxl8C
feel, cerpefine on Albany, Albemarle
and ApIhg rst streets, can be divided
into siabts'o'g 45aao feet each. Also
.lots q else Fer street, between Al
baay A. Astrsets, ard lots on
Albany bosgn Gloucester and T
street,; afd On Amherst street, be-
tween Gloucester aud Fstreets. TO
anyone Wishing desirable Bunding
lots, either for their own residences or
for re9t0 e nnot fa,ltob z satisfied with
locstion'- For further lnforma-
fion app'yto
J. L. DuBIoHoN.
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Chamb .jn's Cough Remedy a Great
Fayorite.

The soothing and healing qualities d. this
remedy, Its pleasant taste and promat and per-
manent cures have made it a great favorite
with peol le everywhere It IS ospecialy psized
by mothers Of small children for colds, Group
and whooping congh, as 1t always affords quick
rcltef,and as il contains no opium or other
harmful drrg 1t may be given as confidently to
a baby as to an adult. For sale by Bishops
drug store
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Rates Via Southern Railway.

RIt,3i NOM, VA Annual Convention s3yer-4
elsisn franc S Logs Independent Order "a
oiioFS . Cio lazy iot we wound trip. Tickets
on sale Sept. i5-l7 final limit sept IS.
MACON, Ga,-Street and Agricultural Fair.
For individuals, one fare for the round trim.
ot military companies and brass bands In
uniform, 20 or more on one ticket $3.50 for
The round trip. Tickets on sale semi 2i-9a
final limit Oct. q.
LoUIssG Y KY,-oAnnnal convention coll
ored OddfelloWs. One fare for round trim.
limit Oct. 9.
ASHEVILLE, n. C.--Annual meeting MissIa
sippi Vallop Medical Association. one faro
ior round trip. Tickets on safe oct, 60 final
limit oct. Is.
vcnti0n Of the Christian church. tiekefsSviII
he sold TO Kansas City, oct. $40 with finaJ
limit oct. z3, at rate Of one fare for the round
TRIP, plus ST.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN.-Chicamau and
chattanooga National Park Commission.
Annual reunion Of the society Of the rmy
81 the Cuhbsrlant, Confederate Veterans
Southi annual meeting National ssociatIon
spanish War Veterans One fare for the
round trip, Tickets on sale Octoben aud q,
win maj limit October II, 1880
Association. one fare for the round Trim.
Llckets on sale September 80. with 1ull limit
october 10, 1900.
ATLANTA, q A.-south0u Interstate FAIR.
For individuals, one fire for The round trip.
plus 10 cents admission to the ri .sr9ruas
For q illtary companies and brass bands I'M
UNIFORM, twenty or more on one ticket ono
cent per mile ~ each direction per capita
CHARLESrON, s. C.-Annua C,onge,ti,,,
League Of American Municipalities. one
iafe ior lhe round trip plus $500 Tickets on
cembcr "A, 1900 ''' ii'''i' NV-
AAIEElCUs, GA,-Grand Lodge A. r. ana
masons ami Auxiliary. ono ana a,,o ''t,i - ~
lsIes iPr the round trip. Tickets on Sale
oS cPt6far , 70 to October with dnal limit
~ ~ W. ssk CITY, Ga.-Co'ored Campmeetino
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Huslliug young man can make 500
per month and expenses. Permanent
position. Experience unnecessary.
Write quick for particulars, CLARK e
Co., 4th q Locus Streets, fPhiladeI-
phia, Pa.