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THE difference between the terri
 tories of New Mexico and Arizona is
 best illustrated by the reference of President Mckinley on the question of statehood. In his speech to the peo- pie of New Mexico, at Deming the President said; "I trust some time in the future, cannot tell when, I do not know, but some future time, the con- gress of the United States will see fit to make you one of the stars in the constellation of states of this Republic" ]" At Phoenix the President expressed himself in the strongest and most posi- tive terms in favor of the immediate admission of Arizona. New Mexico is republican and Arizona democratic which shows that the president does not take a political view of the situa- tion, but Arizona is so much more pros porous and enterprising than her sister territory, that the president be- lieves she is entitled to statehood at the present time. The fact is, that during the past few years Arizona has made such marvellous record as wealth producer that even the presi- dent cannot help but pat her rosy, suu-kissed cheeks, and grant her every wish
The copper era., 1901-05-23

THE trip of the President and his cabinet through Arizona and the arid
 regions of the Rocky mountains, cer- tainly will result in great and lasting benefit to all the west. Until they visited the country they could not realize the benefits to be derived from irrigation, nor the vast empire which
 could be reclaimed by governmental aid. The policy of the present admin istration is to acquire more territory, under any cline, in some instances at great cost, with an uncertain future and with a troublesome and dangerous population. An equal amount of un- productive territory under our own flag could have been made capable of
The copper era., 1901-05-23
Documents Filed for Record.

Following is list of documents filed for record at the county seat for week ending May 21, 1901, furnish ed by Abstracter Fred Dysart:
 Joseph A. Tanner to Santa Rosa Copper Co.,, deed, s1O; Mysie, Daisy, Beauty, Gem, Good Luck, Wm. Tell, Dad Wright, Sherman, Sheridan and Santa Rosa in Copper district.
 Luther F. Sweating filed water ap- propriation of 700 inches from San Fran cisco River.
 eass aGs95gSm A 9@9s4 @ 4t Sq eaSd h4Raf bfaha sh9F % connected.
 Candelaria Vega to Augustine Vega, deed, s1; lot + San Francisco.
 John w. Garden ct al locate Red Dyke, Red Bird, Charmes and Coon Doyan, Rattlesnake creek.
 John W. Garden to F. Nj. Hartman, deed, 800; of above and other mines on Rattlesnake creek.
 Sam E. Roberts files bond as constable.
 Ebbie s. Smith to William Barclay, mtg. $500; adobe on E. side of San Fran cisco river.
 Entunio Alvarez to Pedro Michelena, deed, BIO; of Colon and San Francisco in Greenlee district.
 SiXto Garcia to Thomas Bianes, deed, S100; of Rattlesnake in Copper Mt. district.
 Josefa Manquera to Maria Apodaca, deed, S35; pt. lot II, blk. :, West Clifton.
 Pedro Michelena ct al locate Virgin ia in Turlbull district.
 $. B.Miller to Foster & Marshall, re- lease of mtg. $500 on pt. lot 1, blk. 46 Pima.
 w. NJ. Ronley and wife to w. F. Hagan, mtg. S1S0O; E. p of lot II, San Francisco
 I. N. Stevens and wife to Ernest Newbauck ct al, deed, S10; New Isane in Greenlee district.
 P. F. Crowley and E. E. Tyre locate Defiance No. 1 in Greenlee district.
 Ciriaco Titles and wife to Gila Valley bank, mtg. $50; same.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Now is the time to develop you cop per prospects. There is a strong de- mand for copper mines, and well developed prospects are selling like hot cakes. Every man who is inter- esseo ia good prospects AshoI,ld strsin every nerve to get them ready for the market just as soon as possible, This is the golden opportunity for the man with copper mines. It may be different year hence. Go to worK. Stick to it. Get your property in shape, then ask a reasonable price for it and sale will surely follow.
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SNOWY CANVAS.
Will bring many People here. Big
 Parade on Circus Day.

To get within a show tent in other than exhibition hours is a greater privilege than peep behind the scenes in theatre. There is more to see in a circus tent. There is always something to see that is interesting under the spreading canvas, and when the tent show is advertised, the small boy is interested and even the big grown up boys are anxious for the day 10 come. The big Pavilion show, ''Coontown 400'' with fifty picked per formers in a novel entertainment will soon be here. They present a big spectacular extravaganza introducing all kinds Of novelties characteristic Of the colored race or any other race for that matter, including singing and dancing, musical acts, acrobatic teats, tumbling, unique specialties, grand marches, pallets, and everything of merit that can be given by big first class organization that gives a moral entertainment which is the delight of ladies and children, and pleasing to all classes, full of life and go, and of a high order, The canvas has a seating ca pacity of 5000, and has good number of reserved seats, elegant chairs and sofas besides the regular circus seats, a perfect stage and scenery is carried, and everything necessary for a first class production. Here, Saturday, May 25th. See the big parade.
 EvervfhipU pew neat freSh and
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Hon. c. NJ. Shannon left last week for Tucson to try and arrange an ar mistice between his business manager, Johnny Behan, and his editor, O'Bryan Moore, of the Citizen; who have been saying naughty things of each other and carrying shot guns for some days past. It seems that the editor "fired'' the business manager, but "Johny got his gun" and refused to stay fired. Moore was so disgusted that he left the shop, and the Rough Rider has been in charge and running the paper ever since.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Fifteen cents pound freight was paid on a stamp mill weighing many tons, S day to the miners and as much more for as many guards to watch the Indians. The wonder is that any mine paid there at any price for the product. At present, in the same region, mIne can be worked as cheaply for labor and supplies as on any part of the coast.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

IT is now claimed that the Standard Oil company has gobbled up Post Ar thur, the nearest seaport to the Beau mont gushers, and is therefore in Standard oil people will yet manage to own enough of the wells at Beau mont to control the market for oil, or they will put the price so low that there will be no money in the business for other companies.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

THE city of Albany has been having most interesting time during the past week or two. The city seemed to be in tho possession of the strikers. The governor ordered out three regiments Of malitia, and as a consequence sev- oral prominent citizens were buried the next day, and the hospitals re- ceived big rush of business
The copper era., 1901-05-23

THE whole country will rejoice that Mrs. McKinley's health is improving. Now, if this capitol on wheels" could only be side-tracked somewhere, the country would soon settle down to nor nal conditions once more. The people have read of these grand receptions and ovations until they are weary, and
The copper era., 1901-05-23
S30.O0O.0O Invested.

In the big Extravaganza success "Coontown 100" over sS0.O0o.0O is in vested. The company numbers fifty or the best colored artists in America, presenting new and novel entertain ment combining singing, dancing. acrobatic, trapeze, tumbliug, spectacu. lar, opera, circus. musical acts and all band and orchestra, and the usual parade every day. Saturday, May 27' a- Clifton
The copper era., 1901-05-23
It Saved His Leg.

F. A. Danforth, ot LaGrange. Ca. suffered for six months with a fright fuI running sore on his leg: but writes that Buckien's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. For Ulcer, Wounds. Piles, it's the best salyc in the world. Cure guaranteed Only - cents. Sold by Dunn.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

The partnership heretofore existing between ]. $. Antonelle and A. NJ. Pa gano, under the firm name Of Antouelle & Pagauo. railroad contractors, has been dissolved by mutual consent. MT. Anlonelle left Tuesday morning for Stein's Pass, \. NJ, where he has se- cured a sub-contract on the construc- ton work of the Bisbee railroad, where he will be engaged for several months.
The copper era., 1901-05-23
Old-Time Arizona Prices.

Near Chaparral, Arizona, recently, an old prospector looking over some papers in the office of the Great Belch- CT mine, found an old bill, yellow with age, of which the following is copy:
 MINERsvILLE, May IA, 1s6L.
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Tn all Who Contemplate Building.

CLIFTON. May l7, 1901.
 Pay no attention to what others say of ms whether they say good or evil. Call at our wards and see W hat We have and get our prices and judge for your selves C.. w. WILLIAMS & SoSJ-
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THE dispatches state that Senator Vest lost his fortune in wild specula- tion on Wall street, and then wept like a child. Well, old man, pull down your vest, come west, and try it again.
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ALL Of the American troops will leave China today for Manila. The cruel war in China is over, so far as Uncle Sam is concerned.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Remember the change of hour for Sunday School. 10 o'clock in the morning instead of ? in the afternoon. This Is the summer arrangement and we hope parents as we'll as children will come. Children's Day service on the first Sabbath of June.
 B. c. MEEKER.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Cool off at Dunn's new soda foun- tain. Everything first-class. Nice ice cream parlor in connection.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Tired mothers. arc you worrying about burned and sour bread Why do if when the Clifton Bakery Will fetch you sweet, fresh loai; save you worry. your complexion and your b,alfh
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Victor Penney, dealer in real estate. Real estate listed. bought. sold and bargained. office with Attorney w.. A. Place on Copper Avenue.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Frankfurt is city Ia nous for fine sausages; so Is Hooper X Laffy's Central Market. Tel. No. 2S.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Go to The Becker-Franz Co.,, sue cessors to w. F. Hagan, for general
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Fine stock latest style straw hats L. Segals.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Chairs. chairs. rockers just arrived. Call and see them at J. < X. smiths.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Dunn is agent for Elgin and Waltham watches
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Abe Alvidrcz, the second hand man, has purchased a delivery wagon and horse and solicits hauling.
The copper era., 1901-05-23

Everything new, neat, fresh and tidy, at Hooper X Latfy's, Central Market, Chase creek.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
ADVERTISING RATES.

SPACE. 1mO. 3 mo. mo F mo. Two inches...... % go II % ls Uo Three inches %. 75 % 4 % 2 O SIX inches.... 500 14OO 25 co 45 co Local notices l5s cents per word each inser- ton.
 Obituary Notices over l2 lines and Cards Of Thanks charged for at the regular rates.
 The following scale of prices has been adopt cd by the ERA on legal advertising:
 sertiohsj ,j',,'.S ' ......... - co Articles of incorporation e insertions)
 per inch. --.-..-.-... % from the Probate Court per notice -. 50 Land proofs 10 % Notice of forfeiture .......-..... i5 co Contest notices. ............... ..-...-... l5 co Aii insertion SsdG tlsa, a4' ' .-'-i' rei 'lc ' %
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Fresh apricots at J. X A. smiths.
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Lock Box l5l. SILVER CITY. N. M
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Agents for Ore Shippers
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sal ben gps ppr glnae,t

uGs bereitete mir pftmals grpBe
Sbmer5en" idreibt 8. 6. Sper=
itreet BON @l9in. 9enn., ntpenn ib
tneine eSrau buiten b6rte, big - tpie
es id)ien = ibre 2ungen perlagen
tpiiroen. Cute Nerste iaeten, Die
Sbipinoiudt lei bel ibr ibun 10 tpeit
porgeidritten, baB feline 6Dffnung
mebr fir fie porbanoen tpare. Cine
quite Sreunoin enpfobl ibr ieoob
DIR. Kings New Discovery uno
ein furser @ebraub oieies norsiieli=
den Mittels rettete ibr 2eben". gs
lit uniibertroffen aegen 6uiten. @r=
fdltung. 8ronbitis, Gitbma, 8rult=
uno 2ungenleibens so Gts unb
$1.00. 2u baben bel S. &alteper &
Sobn, @eo. S. S. Sbmitt @igenz
tbiimer, uno No. DreiB.
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geit iibct so Sabren

ldpn tpurhe Wtrs. 8inSlop>s 3cU'
thing Sprup Don Millione' uon
Miittern beim 3abnen Der Sinoer
anoerpenbet. g8irit Du i'm G5,blafe
ourb oas Sfreien eines 8tnDeS gea
itDrt, bas m 3abnen lit mlo UDr
S9mersen lpelut? We1n 10, lalle
lpfprt cine 5laibe pon Mrs.
@in8loms Soothing Sprap bolen.
Sem @ertb lit ,lnbe5ablbar. Gs
pirb oem fleineu 2eioenoen lDfort
2inoerune peri9afien. GerlaBt eub
oarauf, Wliitter, es iit tein 8meifel
bariiber. gs beilt 9iarrboe. re9us
lirt ben Waeen uno Die 0ieren. be-
leitigt gino Solit, erpeibt ben
@aumen, perbinoert gntsiinoung
unb itdrft bas ean5e Sbftem. vMrs.
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nenoe &inoer 1T aneenebm inn @e'
ibmad; bas &ecept itatnlnt BON
einem Der beiten tpeibliben Ier5te in
Den Ser. Staaten. @S 1T bel allen
Orue9iiten in Der ean5en g8elt gu
baben. 8rets 25 Gents per Slalbe.
&auft niGtS anoereS, alS Dtrs.
Win8lorps SpothirazSnrlio.
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pelber man 9laubte. iie tpiirbe ibre
3uitimmung nur einem Dbligatori=
iben Sfieogerihtsplan geben. Ils
gaiis lit einfab Die 6aa9er @Dnpen=
tiDn 9enotnnnen poroen unb ale
an Der pan=amerifaniiben @Dnferens
pertretenen Hattunet1 tperben Der
6aager gonbentiott beitreten. Sic
tDnnen oies iebe uuabbdneig tbun,
ba Die Ser. 9tnoten unb Werifo
aber idDn Der 6aaeer Contention
beigetreten iinb, bat mar bel1lDiien.
baB iie Die @bre baben iDaen, Die
anoeren Nationen eit15ufiibren.
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;, ulIons alfo, tas @nbe naht."

H<AOlt0 0lIUf AtS S1tpS# uuyl+
@9ir begaben uns nun in ben aorriz
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habe etne Before 5anbf9rift, Jag Du
nur dn."
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pfennise, binau tdn,en eisentli9 nod
5ebn Marf, aber bic f0nnen mir uns
59enfen, bo bic Monotsbeitrdge fir
ieben bon uns slei9 iinb."
nSebr ridbttg.1 meinte 5reunb 2ipp
beifdllis, riebt lub mid NAL bic RaiIs
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nnb ipabrbaftig Elm e9ter Sunbertz
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meifter, i'd mub Did lpben. aonnit
Ou bas papier ipehfeln2A
sd tpeib ni4t," faste i4 speifeInb,
,th tperbe na9feben.
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bemiiben. Wtr seben na96er tpe9feln,
i9 bebalte einittpeilen ben @9sin,
nimm 0u bic atpei mart fiinfunbbreis
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tperberr."
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ben 2IDppel f4tpineenb, re9te 8ronae." 1"
nGtne glode," repetirte 2ipp tpGbs
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ftimmen Bel Der Wubl, spDlf j9pdrae
unb atpDlf ipetbe."
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alingel an Der Rorribortbur tporb 70
beftig seldutet, baB mir orbentli9 au=
fommenfubren, unb ba metne 9aus=
bdlterin ausgesangen tpar, mubte i9
felber portterbtenfte perrinten.
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iiber bic S9tpelle, f9on elm alter
@urf9 NIT eisgrauem Bart. Dieter
Mann trus etn 8iib9en auf benz Mrm,
einen ettpa atpei< bis breiidbrisen Rnas
ben, senau fann i'd bas Mltersni9t ans
eeben, benn th babe in uleinem 3eben
ni9t biel nit 4inbern gu tbun gebabt.
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1T ber Sunge, er 1T febr artig getpefen,
bat gar niht seidrieen."
Raum fiiblte bas &tnb tpteber 8oz
ben unter ben Tiiben, na9 benz bic aaps
pelnben 9ein4en eifrig perlansten. als
es fofort auf bic @lode auftiirmts unb
gu tlinseln besann tpie bic Geuertpebr,
tpenn lie Na6ts bur9 bic Straben
iast.
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meinte min Jreunb, rber tpeib itd
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@lode."
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frommen fleinen 8enget NIT auriids
sebosenem a1rper, allerlei Rauber=
pelf4 plappernb, bic @lode f9ipinser
su feben, baB mir unm0gli9 ernit blei,
ben fonnten. Na9bem ber 8ub feines
&on5erts miibe eetporben mar, beganr
er auf eigene 9anb meine Wobnung 81
bur6ftreifen, 2ipp unb i6 amiiiirt BIN
terbretn. 0as 2inb bur9eilte nit film
ten Giibden meine fdmmtli9en &dume
betra4tete eritount bic unsetpohnt'
1lmsebung nnb seIanste tpieber in Der
Jlur auriid.
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/ gefommen tparen.
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gIeid pieber binunter sesansen." er'
piberte mein Greunb In aller Seelen'
rube.
lGortlehuna fplatl.
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saat. er erlitt 9prturen.

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auaen su leioen, oaB ih faum aeben
fonnte" ihreibt $. Hobinion, Sils=
borough, SaS., vaber Bucklen's S
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selnen 9eleationen gu oem pansante=
rifanilhen GDn9reB eraielt tporoen.
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iiber, oaB Die 8ereinbarung cine
einitimmige lit, uno ietblt bic argent
tiniihe Delegation einbeareift, BON
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esn @otho tpurbe Der 300. csoh

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lobe =2angenbura, bes 9egenten bon
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tueroe ben Infang zines Strumes
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rlmnaen in aana Deutlhlano biloen.
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Spiitbern Yacific 8abn.

Nah Netu Orleans, SuuFon unb Sol.
neitDn td9lib.. ........1 1900 Nfittags.
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go (Katy Flyer ....... 8:l5 Mbenos.
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(Katy Flyer $3.50 NeoraenS.
Bon Neiu Orleans, SDuitDn unb @ot~
peItOn ta9liG ........ 4:45 Nahm.
Bon 81 Baio, golifornien uno WerifD
.7:30 Nbenbs.
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(S.M & q. g. 9epoD .7:30 Morgens.
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SunIetsOepDt) ........ .8:15 MbenoS.
Nntunft:
Bon Chicago. ct. 2uuts, 8anias 9th,
Dallas, Sort Bprtb nnb gaco, tdslih
(Suniet 9epDt) ...... $3.50 Born.
Bon @aco, Sort g8prth. Dallas &c. (S.
u. & q. IS. 0enDt0 ..... 9:25 Mbenos.
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Cor. Nnsanh Mn,,4o

= Serr Soiepb 8ruder, tpel1er
in Berlin eine 6anoelssettung beioer
@elten geariinbet bat, befinoet iib
in ct. 2ouis, um Gorfebruneen fiir
Die IusitelluHs beutider @aaren
auf Der Weltausitellung gu treffen.
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9eoriidten Sage Der Snbuitrie in
9eutidlano nidt leibt tudre, bic
s5abritanten uno Grporteure fir Die
GusitelIung gu beaeiitern, oaB aber
troboem fhon sSortibritte aeuaht
ndren uno baB er boffe, baB Deuti1=
lano lih ebenio gut in ct. Souls tpie
in @hicaap pr1ien.iren niirbe.
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@ermamSlnms BON ssabrmma in @ift.

0as Berfaulen BON gtabruness
Mitteln i'm Wagen bat bielelbe @irs
tune pie Irlenif; "Dr. King S
New Life Pill" entfernen jeood
Die Site aus ben @in9epeioen, rubie,
laneiam, aber permanent, uno beilen
GeritDpfung, 8iliufitat, frantbaite
&opflhmersen, sSieber. 2eber= uno
Nieren 4eioen. Sour 25 @ts. 3u
baben bel S. Salteper & Spbn, Geo.
s. s. Sbmitt @igentbiimer, uno
80. 9reiB.
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Giitnbabu syabr=Yl0n.
8. 4 q. u. Basn.
glbfa hrt,

gsah allen Norb<Serass9unften
................. 80 Sornl.
Nab ct. 2puis, Mtempbis unb Dem
Often. II. 80 Mittaqs.
Nac9 8acD, NorbeSeras, Santa Sc nnb
syrisco<8 <8unften g.. 15 Mbeilos
Nah ct. 9Duis unb benz Often 900 :,
gea6 9areop uno Nterico 900 @prnl.
Nnfltnft.
BDn st. 2puis itnb benz Sfen, 80 Goriit.
Son 9orbsSeras, @anta Sc unb Srisco-
Hunften ,...............S. .S.45 &prrn.
Son lpcnlen Eunften .. $3.50 Rachttt
Son ct. 9Duis unb benz Siten .45 9lbbs.
Son 9areoD uno Merito :. II. 10 geamrn.
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lleber bic @ernnlniiunn be

- lleber Die 8eranlaliune bes
1msuoes oes ruiliiben Sofes bon
8atibina nod 3arsfuie Selo gebt
in ben oortieen 6offreilen elm ieltlas
mes @eriibt. gs ioQ ndmlib Der
8eriuh genabt norben ieiu, Dem
@oiier. oas i'm faiierliben 8alalte
eebraudt miro. ibdblibe Stpfie bei>
sumiihen. gu bielen 3tpede loa
Die 2eitung unterbruhen moroen
iein. 8erliner 8ldtter brineen cine
offisiele Depelbe aus ct. 8eters=
burg. baB ettua 100 8erionen oes
Sofes am 2ppbus ertrantt iino.
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GrantS. Gbenep bsidp6rt, oaB er Der dl=
tere partnsr Der Girma 5. 8. @beneD& 6 0.
it, pel6e 8eiddfte IN Der Staot Soleoo, in oben=
9enanntem Gountp uno Staaie, tbut,un oaB be-
iagte Girma DIE Gumme BON einbunoert
Sottars fir ieoen Gall bon &atarrb be3ablen
uiro, Der our9 ben @ebrau9 bon $ oall' & a.
tarrb Rur ni9t gebeilt meroen tann.
Sranf s. benep,
(-) 9eidmOren por mir unb unteri9rieben
Siesel in meiner @egenpart am 6. Septem=
(@-l ber u. 8. '86.
U. 8. 8lea n, ofentti6er Notar
6al' g~&atarrb J3ur ipiro innerlih genommeu,
uno iuirtt olreit auf oas 9lut uno Die i6leimieen
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frei suidden.
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aE- 9ertallft pon alien &pptbetern, Ireis IS
Gents bic 5lade.
SoaG's 7Fantilen= giflen ino Die beIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-31

- @unoerl6bne 5eitgeidenfe in
Sumelen, ubren, 8roben, Glngen.
Eoncu. uno 3oilette Nrtlteln bel
g br. s riber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-31
, @uff ghpre 2sahn.

Nbfabrt.
Naeh stotbule, taalieb, -. 500 8orm.
antunft.
Bon Stpfbale, tdalieij. ...35:ca 9sodhm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-31
g. u. & u. g. Sabn.
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Rab @alneitDn, SDuiton uno guerO tdss
liQ. 800 8prrt.
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unb 2:20 gea9m
Nah Borne unb &errpille, tdglicb.
Mnfunft.
Bon @alneftDn, SouftDn unb guero tag
licb. 200 Mbenbs.
Bon Corpus ghrifti, Nranlos 8aB unb
Bon 8brne unb Serrbifle. taslid. ......
................. .o.oU NoeHoS.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-11-29
The B. Z. T. Dance.
DAYS to come.

The 3. X. T. gave their first
annual ball on "Wednesday evening
inthe opera house. A large number
were present and tripped the hight
Fantastic I'LL early morn. The III
vitatious were printed in imitation
of train order and were a most
novel affair.
\The hall was decora1ed-in most
appropriate and lavish manner, with
lanterns, flags, and other paraphre.
MALTA incident To the train service.
The Montpelier orchestra furnished
good music and everything passed
off most pleasantly.
The 3. r. Us first effort can be
pronounced splendid social and
financial success