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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
Chronic Diseases

Yellek treats no acute diseases, but
makes an entire speciality Of chronic dis.
eases. Cases given up by other doctors
and pronounced incurable he most de.
sires to cure. Yellek has treated over
$4,000 cases in America in the last two
years, many of which had been given up
as incurable. Some were blind, others
deaf and a large number We're inv;Gids
for life. Now they see and hear and are
all on the high road to health. +.
Yelek is surrounded by a fine co'!ec-
ton of instruments for examination and
treating all chronic diseases Of the head,
face, ear, nose, throat. heart, lungs,
stomach, liver, kidney, bladder skin.
brain and nervous system cancers, tu-
| mors. piles, old sores, fits, paralysis, neua
| ralgia, rheumatism, dropsy, govt, sick
! headache debility, depression of spirits.
| diseases of children, hereditary and coma
genital diseases, and, in fact, all long,
| standing and chronic diseases. All sur
| gical operations performed. s
| Special attention is given to diseases
! of the eye. car, nose and throat. Yellek
| will introduce his painless and wonders
full methods of Strengthening cross eyes.
removing cataracts and all other SUR
gical diseases of the eyes; errors of re-
| fraction corrected, etc.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09

of the school, that he was very much
pleased with what he had seen and that
his purpose was to investigate the Brook
Ign school SO that he might the more
intelligently consider the reports Of the
committee Of experts who are to outline
the work to be done in Pittsburg.
Mr.. Carnegie's next gift to Pittsburg
will be the great Mechanical school,
plans for which he has had in mind for
some time. and which he has laid before
an expert committee. His Investigations
of the subject Of technical instruction
has taken some time and it was in this
line that he went to the Brooklyn
school.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
AROUND THE WORLD IN SIXTY
DAYS.
QUICKEST MAIL EVER KNOWN
Cunarder Umbria Sails Today With
Mail Matter That Left Australia
L October 14-Distance to Lon
r. don 1926 Miles.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Nov. 9.-When the Cunard
liner Umbria sails this morning she will
carry a batch of mail matter that ar
rived in San Francisco on last Monday
on the steamer Ventura from Sidney and
Auckland.
1t will be the speedest mail delivery
ever accomplished in the world-more
than half way around the globe, by
steam at sea and steam On land, and
steam at sea agan-in less than 80 days.
The New York Central railroad will de-
liver the mail bag-which includes sew
eral bags-on board the Cunarder within
Ave minutes of her sailing time this
morning, and the steamship will have
the letters in the London postoftice on
the morning Of November 16.
1t will beat the fiction Of Phineas Fog
by 20 days.
Left Australia October IA.
The Ventura left Melbourne. Aus
tralia, on October IA, bound for San
Francisco, by way Of Sydney, Auckland,
and Honolulu. From Melbourne to San
Francisco the distance is about 5000 miles,
The Ventura stopped at each of these
ports. She arrived at Sydney late on the
18th, and her average speed was about
400 knots in the "a hours.
From Sydney it took her three days to
Auckland and from Auckland to Hawaii
II days. Her passage from Honolulu to
the Golden Gate was exceptionally
speedy, although it did not break the high
record. The Ventura anchored in Amer
lean waters on the morning of No
vember 4.
The mail bags were brought ashore and
placed on the regular mail trains of the
Southern Pacific, and then run over the
Union Pacific. the Burlington and the
Lake Shore, and then to the New York
Central.
h. Feat Of September z.
The first feat Of this sort was on No
vember T. The run was made over the
Central Pacific and the mail was put
on board the Campania on that date and
delivered in the London postoftice and
made ready for distribution on the morn
ing of September IA.
This run was not like that which will
de finished this morning.
A special train was run on the Lake
Shore road from Chicago to Toledo and
ripped over the rails at 60 miles an hour,
overtaking the fast mail, which had left
4Wo hours before.
Today's mail will be by regular trans
continental mail trains.
The extreme distance from Melbourne
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
FIND LOST MINES
CELEBRATED TAYAPA WORKINGS
OF MEXICO REDIsCovERED.
PRODUCED EIGHTY MILLIONS
Returning Explorers From Northwest
Mexico Assert That They Found
Famous Ore Producer of the
..,- Seventeenth Century.
(By Associated PresS.l

10y ASSOCldtcO fTeSS)
Tucson, Ariz, Nov. "a special from
Guaymas, Mexico. says the lost Tayapa
mines. celebrated in Spanish annals as
having produced 100000 900 in silver and
gold in the seventeenth century, which
are described On Spanish maps as being
situated in Northwestern Mexico, about
so leagues from the sea near Dos Pillares.
have been found.
AS far back as 1859, Robert L. D'Au-
malie,. celebrated French expert, de-
clared the location of the Cieneguita in
the Sahuria district Sonora to be iden-
teal with the lost Tayapa.
The Spanish owners are said to have
been murdered by their Indian slaves
near the c.ose of the seventeenth GEN.
thereafter no one was allowed to enter
thereafter on one was allowee to enter
that region.
Explorers who have recently returned
from Cieneguita report having discovered
the old stone prisons. old smelters. and
also stupendous works accomplished by
the ancients.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
DISCUSS EDUCATION PLANS.
Efforts for Spread of Learning Among
Both Races Of the South.
(By Associated Press.)

(By. sASSOclateu IIeSS.)
New York, Nov. "a conservative
plan for the PRONUNCIATION Of educa ton
of both the white and negro races was
enunciated at the dinner given by
Robert c. Ogden to the Southern Edu-
cational board last night.
The central idea of the scheme is
that energetic efforts shall be instituted
in the South at once for the spread of
educational propaganda among the peo-
pie of that section. The purpose will be
to interest the Southern people of both
races in education to instill into minds
not possessing a zeal for knowledge.
The carrying out of the designs of this
new organization is planned to expend
the sum of $4,000 annually for two
years. The guiding hand in all OF this
work is to be ]. L. McCurry, for lons
time connected with the work Of educa-
ton in the South. Mr.. McCurrv is to
be the general agent of the board.
Closely associated with him will be
the Rev. DR.. c. NJ. Dabney. DR.. Dabney
will be known as the chief of the bureau
of information. investigation and the
librarian. He will maintain at Knox
VILE Tenn, bureau of information and
literature from which will be sent out
a vast quantity OF matter concerning the
purpose in hand. -
The field directors of the scheme are
to be Rev. DR.. H. B. Frissel of Hamp-
ton, Va, DR.. c. D. McIvor of Greensbor-
ough, n c., and DR.. E. A. Alderman OF
New Orleans.
- Associated with them will be Booker
T. Washington of Tuskogee, Ala. and
DR.. G. s. Dickerman of New Haven
Conn.,, associate field agents. The South
ern Education board will have the as
sistance in the work of Albert Shaw
William H. Baldwin, Jr., and DR.. Wal
ter H. Page.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
ENJo1Ns CLOTHING UNION.
Federal Judge Kohlsaat Attempts to
Protect Business House.
CIV Associated PreSS.)

Chicago, Noy. 9.-Judge Kohlsaat in
the United States circuit court has is
sued an injunction against the Custom
Clothing Makers union and it's officers
and members, restraining them from In
any way attempting to injure or inter-
fere with Cincinnati clothing firm.
The firm asked that the union be re-
strained from issuing circulars stating
that the concern was unfair to organized
labor. The order forbids the officers. Of
? the union to notify~by2 means of letters.
telegraph or phone any retailers. deal
in clothing or labor unions that the
.>s-np my has. to allow it's employees to
ors,t.ize or adopt the union label. The
injul ction, labor leaders say. is the arst
of tie kind issued. as it is directed
against the boycott instead of picketing.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
CODY WILL CELEBRATE.
Wyoming Town to Hold Jollihcatio
Over Advent Of Railroad.


Billings, Nov. "a celebration will be
held in Cody, Wyo, next Tuesday. to
commemorate the advent of the new
branch Of the Burlington railroad. J. H.
Peake. editor of the Cody Enterprise. has
sent word to Hon. John D. Losekamp Of
Billings, to interest the merchants Of
his city in an effort to get them to be
present on the occasion and bring the
Billings band. Arrangements are being
made to geet the Burlington to run q
special train, in which event good dele
cation will go from this city.
The event will bee made one Of great
Importance to the people Of this section
and of Wyoming. There Is to be plenty
amusement: Fire works, grand ball,
etc. A large party of distinguished visi-
tors will be present from the East headed
by Col. w. F. Cody, better known as
Buffalo Bill"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
Airships Will Race.
(Rv Associated PreSS.1

New York. Nov. 9.-France has long
held the lead in automobile racing and
seems determined to keep in the front
rank of ballooning and submarine boat
building. says Paris correspondent:
With view to encouraging these de:
cided novel forms of sport the Auto
Velo announces that next season, at
Tronville, races for airships and, SUBJ
marine boats will be held. lsul
WILL INSURE PEACE. !.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
Wall Street Looks for Settlement Of
Railroad Differences. -
(By Associated Press) .

New York, Nov. 9.-The conviction has
crystalized in Wall Street that, an
agreement will be arrived at which will
insure peace between the contestants in
the Northwestern territory and win un-
tie the hands of capitalists who have
been obliged to lock up enormous ca o:ta,
in the struggle for control Of Northern
Pacific and the Burlington. 3'0
Reports Of great activity in iron and
steel, of large percentage increases In
railroad gross earnings for the fourth
week in October and continued heayy
traffic and of good trade in genera
helped rising prices. 49,
Large receipts of Australian and Kicn,
dixie gold have Offset withdrawals fol
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09

to London by way of San Francisco and
New York Is u. 265 miles.
Nearly 11.000 miles of the new route
between England and its far-a away col
ony are covered by American ships ana
railway trains. "
The beating of the last record OF oiis
days will prove that mail can De taken
through New York more quickly than
through the Suez canal, and much more
ouickly than by the all-water route.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09

export. and treasury bond redemption
have kept pace with the government
surplus, thus keeping in allegiance any
anxiety over the money market.
The activity has greatly increased both
in stocks and bonds and prices have
risen
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
Cattle for Deer Lodge Valley.

Anaconda, Nov. 9.-Several hundred
head Of young cattle from the George
town fiat ranges passed through town
this morning and were driven to winter
quarters in Deer Lodge valley. They be-
longed to Angus Smith. Other stock is
ching brought in from Big Hole Basin
to be wintered in the valley.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
CARNEGIE AT BROOKLYN.
Will Model Pittsburg Polytechnic
Plan of Pratt Institute.
(Rv Associated Press.)

(By Associated PressO
New York, Nov. 9.-Andrew Carnegie
intends to model the new Pittsburg In
stitute for manual training close upon
the lines of Pratt institute, Brooklyn,
and he has just visited that institution,
spending two hours in study of the
methods of it's teaching.
Afterward he told E. P. Pratt, the head
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09

YELLEKS
Extraordinary.
Offer .
TotheSiCk and
Afflicted
Ny
This celebrated surgeon and greatest
living specialist for the cure Of all long,
standing and chronic diseases makes an
offer UNPARALLELED by any physician or
Free Until November 10th

All who call before and on Nov. 10,
will be treated until cured. No charges
except for the necessary medicines.
The intent of this offer Is to convince
the skeptical public that DR.. Yellek is
not travelling doctor, faker or anything
else that jealousy would have you be-
lieve, but that he has done and can do
all he claims. DR.. Yelek's ambition is
to have the largest and most successful
practice of any physician in this section
of the country.
His patients say they have not words
to express the gratitude, and never be-
fore had medicines to produce such mar.
velous change in so short a time.
This fact alone gives him ample enc
couragement that his anticipations are
not mere fancies of the imagination, but
only the reward which is sure to follow
true merit.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09

"My face ia my fortune. SIR" she said.
THAT'S very plain" said he.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09

This celebrated surgeon and greatest
living specialist for the cure Of all long,
standing and chronic diseases makes an
offer unparalleled by any physician or
medical institute in this country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
sIINEn ,ut tLrtlW

Special FpuIirrre.
suyrr CItr. ~ 81. Oci iG James b.
Fielder 1ud Hmny returned to-day ff1w
a montha trip tu california for the bone.
at of Mr. Frldrrr health which BE- mu 20
improved.
William Rivers uup 10 uur silver tlN
young Wtu snd Miss lruni" It trri' '.
l1n's Atnr. w," unil'd lh Walill
f .tt.r place Iaft Sunday
bumrs dls,s. prosperous "Ank nln
j Iua mnu ,f 3Init Nll Irft Ul last e .'u.
/ Dos .tr,ig 90 att.ud ih1, fair .........
running ONE shitt RE- WIS. aiEnH' 'N iH'
NTrr1 mount .ius uu account ul HI"ltiF'
of WutHr They orc sinking two Wl
/ toas ia Short tlme the, wlu bt., pI .H.
I tF ul water ant WIl IHt uu ca" ~
Tf. SimpfIu WiH. which Ih HMn'l NL
hDm. u thr am. district H .h'N lH
mont work fIr % short um, ahH l'.
htND ths mime ln such Hhin" ih 10
uh,y ran tahU uui ns much oi' a ia'
mss mime is .hnWinr uns uf thr lHrr, q
deposits nf loW ErHit CUuUUf ore thti lIH'
set boon uuHrth,d iu thIH district t"
mont work .u thf eHf oi driitH 1nl .I's
cutting hIH hrtu done lu every dir"r
zion thti drifts hifT hrrn fnn runrmnl
hndis uf copper orc boy" HhnNn np
fnrr. uf tFhf.ru morn iu thr mime
U 10 NfhrU HtH among thr sIHUr co.
itHH thHt I.t fnr AIhnl1rrHlr i1 tHi" N
rhc rf56asiti.l ~ Utuur up a cIii ntd
IU thIH p'.rr n H.InE tFIfaIHt HH I'Ht H
ground who're thr uIu Fremont hufrI i.r
m.rN H0t ufa hffu dHUHt0d t1 tu. .t.
tan'd thit stops vul E Gk,n boz tb
untr futlrr toward thrt murh urrlt'
ciiy Improvement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

s.rn thasr wh. ,1utlar % moderate
t.I uHuIr Itt fn H deprived appetite lu.
sn'utDiN 'fH.u uu. Co Do happiness CON.
rrde that utoNi,Huta invariably urutIl-
o.. ih. IfHtrI and rnh him of aoue u,.
Hrt. nt .U'i.r rHE'rnmrrt Nnt only tn.
uruuIIrd. Whu NHs become H ruhIuEIf.a
NtaHHl to co... uN..uuIuNfi"r n1Hlt hif
D.. Who frrIulnU thr win. rmW with t1.
tlHt.H tHtIfm i1I u'IuE Soils rNud
u..Iua.. NIft'i. hlH utll.' f'in'm 900
'ie .n" IgT,,}A, ior ior,.,t,}S. ,t,}S',,5 4li,. ,.tr ,f.
arra glass lH t1 dHiiy with hrr urt
wul surely consume h.m DRINK ur.H
,ng nniw4l ROY ~ rh i ,,,.n n ,,, ,.
corded iu the dHilt urnspfpefs sptHk
with thD rlouuvuCr uf Thousand Vote. n
Huiust tho mcr'iirW fore, th1t not on''
inspires lut cu.rDUH to llH1deh'd
Arc thu trmrttrs hlud Goo thU cons
uurnr,H wr! prult ir'W th.t follow
creatures dow "i tN 'r h'Nr lh'N
thc Ruiuso help the hurt that honor
feels
rhc paltnI dw,uues OF the rom.
lives ana hl,,dinE h.tfts thHt routr.bg
tod te iu erection iH not enc whole
untIou in dHug,r off total Hnuihillillu
rSim Jr9% iAf ,hs s'l baa aa T.9 e. 1ors w W ua
ntrruufhH' A NffIuu draws the mHtrriti
fHr its sHHtsItr,u from itH humff. .hd
tho iuhucueD oi UErtE h'ius o. i war
t"H.
And 80 ia prophetic uf thr rnd tn H'r thr
.ntonnr. with ln irr.astIhln nHrn'ti ifn.
draw vast HrWlrH .f .ntnuHiIfiIr recruit
from co., h0utF il9W WnNN mon Hni
Youths in our oity 8te tIrr tH thD Hrlu.
r.plrH on total uuHtil"uDr thHt urn Iuant
Il th.lr homes llUH many ul tNH
.trrutr sos wifi part .'ulfe Zoo che i..
tvltios uf thy vuDt nHt r.e,Ht tho mHi.
tItudr uf temptations tuo sHlnuuktru fra
bivs devised tu trru.r. theme
Mrs RALPH 1llli.
Assistant prUEs Wrpuft.. " a. r. VT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

cauEht bot liner od M.g1uns bat Hnt
Mill'r v.nt tu th. wn"iH f1r one on
NnH Nations aD,i ~ home was the
uI.f Hf tIU HnF and brought down fNr
gunianfi tlo iH r10d pInNrr Fnd
N..us tho some fr'm ai1t o. nnlst
MUtiIUu HHl hINmtr have both NHitNI
Ir uurI m.k HIWHNH mrDtIur thn NHI.
hut .noi .hiunE u wh"r" nobody ain
Robbie nud k.tuh1m both connected
with MHthtWHUuH HN.Hfa flr Three HII
rDu rh.y nr, both Elad stIct.ra rIi
Danny Or,u a pn,nr vurdsrul
slmr fHr a..k mnu. u..I.rF Hud hltiHr
.t faF. rnrr. Whrt would ha i1 f Ic
wrrn feeling Nrttprf
.Ia,k rgvcl the n.cky r.tcner 1nd
wefr conohuE and I1NNing tho bows
HlunU Thff Har 900 rIEht
Ch4ncr rgrritri unHthr hHi fW tr
ao kept Tshi St "a ani ssys tbs trs W
uHr ,Nh.NNinu 90 OltrniIr uHi "tn.u
if. only ht. pr."'l'i "n h'-s.tt "lH
rhr Ur1abrnr boys $3.50 rirsrr drIIru
l1i cover thc st"und 1000 th' urtt Hidr boo
LeW,' - rrat ODD nIre ta ths nhori i,ld
fiartarl iH saiid with fl. hIuu.u."lu.
pna aul t,,ps nn U.Hng h. h,u aHd
IHhUrIN ir v.| lH .nuU Wrru
fr.IIr flf. ...H I. ..u. HIH tHIrI III
nais q o1s rhauc. m
uEnt NTH It.ns we'll g.t.
Mathew .r Cor tNa UUah.
IHUH uII ..I... UspU.HH
tt hrHi N.l.HH
NrGtn. 700 lr.t b1Hr
auon1l t.s vHa go.d.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

Another lr. mu..ral program S'H
eIs.u ra.i.I1Ir afternoon nt H,sHrf
UHu A. Itlulls booth ln exhibition
hau q mm.,r uf aur l0rlI Hni sew.
sraI salnr wuHoara contributed o."
fhr entertainment aud rendered tho foi
lowing selections.
"Eutrruty Thomas li1ii
.rrI Scr low iipr 80. Miss M1hr.
Anderson. Dreams in nnHwer Co 60.
..r..
"Yau HHd sr encore 'uh. Promise
So" NeH E If..mhrrt
"GuDInv. Sweet uay nui "nrr1uH"
.1.s Yau usr N.= Grace uUughtu1
.Ilf.a Dream Dr. I0F Thomas iiII
tnHr IlH.s Smith baritone
.VhHu old Glory Waves L0rn.
waltz. Gn'.y March AHol Mand fIu
rmb
"rho L.t,r TdFed in rlaek Mir
NruIr uruWn.
Perry far ghadowiowu' Mir Cora
Gshrlng
"Tlt Wip 3 Tow. fauIF Smith
M.asu UaH a. IrlHani bow. h.'n in
| ItrueHUI. m I.ir .r1rtH go Hn "A
! .utrrtlIum.ut "r thr VISITORS i' th.
! H.u. Iu uh.,l th.s htse been .murHty
surp,mrlI Another emo prpgrnm Will h'
given thIs afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

fhD fr.g forsHu trot fnr plr.r nf
tio had as starters thr foloeiHa h1u.s.
Susie D. uf Colorado 5punrs e. k W 1f
c..0ulo Enuars Tr'lcr ~ Denver 1uf
Action ~ hUuusffeiin
sIHi, % dd brtcr Yesterday than aH
H.I 1u Tuesday afternoon ana uon ,b.
H... capturing first plara in the frt
...H1 an1 fourth haitH while Action.
uUH W g. Trmbic HH driver teu dlal
oHmH.H.H aithauFh sho went uud.r
tH. vII. Ennd arennd i1 errry heaf i
uHH HHI...I however tu rFHrrI HF
.ga..I sb. har Hnl kind or mffu .t
tL.at s.f..r.sh that Action. Dob hss n.st
cuHdIi.H.. a tre peer nf fnY unUHr
horse 90 tn. present flir ana h.r i.HIHs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

AlNHUuUrIUU ID nN tN p
EI pHrH H. NnH q 70 a. h
sfcweo Uat or i.HrId fr one out whom
winning ruH uHH #..rud
SUMMARY
Tive. nars Iuia-Nan Haitrrr. Hare1.
Worries. Mlfhrwrun.
Thrsr nasa illts -fiaItzri. krt.hHW
ItnIIrHnI.
FIlien uHHer Chance. z. Iea KsIrHHm
Hanr nn nHNr Mathrua1u a. irr E
tIt With Hlu II Matthew HHn q N.
IHn Do
STRUCK Oui ny Mathownon B. by I..
VIVA PITCH Mtfhrwuuu b
runaUI IHH ~ HHIff
Irn on uIfr Albuquerque ~. 90 Pas.
UmpIr. HIrrlthrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

mvrt Indian school have sent H fcw spec.
l linens ui thnif designs in architectural
Wpfh Tho exhibit consists uf miniature
adobe buildings. the Mind which was
pfnuahly inhabited Fctcrnl RUnDrtHuH
nEn lt Dr. ull tight hnwtfrr a wagon.
. huilt frnm the Eruund up. ont W the ttW
WHtrflnl Do also lu erhluIt NJ tht work
utnsmp. .iahrd ly tho scholars nf The iu-
tnr HuhNlrrF department Of tho e.mo iu-
tututiun 81 sufficient evidence that 'hv
Wino of the iudmn UHu hc turned iu the
proper direction und developed rn that
IL VIII hf capable uf outlining and rNr.
cutting lryuluug that VIII ho useful tu 100
mankind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19

NJ ~ Porter .HHalHfIuf ruuUflUtrnd .'.
nuu T. j Curtit local representative UE
thn International rHrr'apHu schn Hfa
ore mItiuurd in hunth this week nt 'hr
hill uf exhibits in thr fHlr Grounds They
hove samples uf dIHWiUrH Hrd lH.HIIa
M some OF thtlf students cOu.ricuuusif
O'HuIf.fl Hud o. rmUin 90 tnp outfits
which uft EI.ru Co. tht puriH whru tHfH
IrHIu work ln thu di0erDut courses pH
w,N Hs bound volumes of useful iufl rit.
tiuu Tor tine uFriHH...
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-19
OUTLAWS SuI ofucrn.
Particulars of Uatu, Iietv,tn Arizona
Nustirrs GOOD umcrrs.

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