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The courier., 1901-04-13

"orus eacn one nnlshed and keeping It's
place IN the stanza as we'll az il wi hout
the aid OF melody she we're improvising
apoem, increases the literary effect of
her singing. Let US hope that when
she comes back from instruction, she
may still like English best and that her
lquihed tones may still be
plain to understand. Doubtless she
will return with repertoire of Italian.
French. German and Spanish songs,
but no one ever reaches the people so
effectively as by singing sorgs 10 them
in their native tongue. Miss Holmes
voice is rich and even and free from any
harshness throughout the entire regis
ter. She also has a most agreeable
habit OF singing on the key. She sang
the Carmen song with melody but with
out abandon to the joyous freedom and
bohemianism OF the gypeey song. She
is too youthful. too inexperienced to
sing Carmen.
Mics Holmes was greeted with i'm.
mense bouquets Of lilies and roses. She
was ably assisted by two OF the most
talented musicians in the city. Miss
Silence Dalee whose violin has a tender,
deep, human voice never played better
or more acceptably. She was sym
pathetically accompanied by Miss Sy-
ford. Miss Hoover's playing is always
characterized by musicaIly true senti-
ment and reserve power. Even igno-
rance is quiet when her clever fingers
touch the piano. As au encore she
played Fruhlingsrauschen. Miss Holmes
accompanied. Mr.. Randolph, was one Of
the secrets of her confidence. Accom-
paniments were never better played or
more delicately and truly shaded.
The concert and preliminary business
were excellently managed by Mr.. Neal,
who was the motive power. the initial
force, that started the movement and
kept it moving. The program:
Creations Hymn" Beethoven
"Delizia," Beethoven
my Abode" (Aufenthalt) Schubert
Greeting to Spring." Fruhlings
glaube) Schubert
death aud the Maiden Schubert
Tho Asra." Rubinstein
Miss Holmes.
Piano SOLO
(a) Melodie Paderewski
(b) ScheIzo Rheinberger
Mies Marie Hoover.
(a) Spring Song; (b) o Love Thy Help;
(c) My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice;
Samson and Della. SAINT Saens
Miss Holmes.
ITO Sevilla," Dessauer
Three Fishers went Sailing"
John Hullah
30 Mother Nine Homer A. Norris
September Charlton
Miss Holmes.
Violin solo
(a) Adagio Elegique
TO- Polonaise in ID Wieniawski
Miss Silence Da,es.
Gypsy Song" from Carmen" Bizet
The courier., 1901-04-13

h3ouo o. OLA " Sp'Sh III tuo ulDruiDS,
Miss Mamie Muldocn to Mr.. George
Heffley. After a wedding breakfast at
the brides home, Mr.. and Mrs. HI fiji "
began wedding tour in the east. Mr..
Hefflsy is stalwart, straight. soldierly.
looking man. Miss Muldoon was depu
ty state auditor to Mr.. Cornell.
Ex- Governor James w. Dawes of
Crete. is one Of four recently promot, d
Nsbraskans. James w. Dawes. J.N.
Killian. B. d. Slaughter and Thomas
Swobe have been transferred from the
volunteer to the regular army. Major
Dawes now has the rank Of Captain in
the regular army. Captain Swobe. at
presen. in the Filipines. is now captain
in the quartermaster's department. .
General Killisn Of Columbus, is now
assistant commiseary OF subsistence,
with rank OF captain. At the outbreak K
of the war he was captain of Company
X. First Nebraska. and returned from
the Filipipes with rank of major and
has since been appointed sdjutant gen
eral OF the state. Major Slaughter of
Fullerton. is placed in the pay depart.
ment, with rank OF captain.
Miss Pearl Bishop gave a crokino!e
party on Wednesday evening. Miss
Pollock won first prize and Mr.. Hall
second. An entertaining program was
furnished by members of the Thslian
club assisted by Mr.. Harley Husted.
Those present we're: Misses Var der
veer, Willis. Mussetter, Salisbury, Pol.
lock. Marsh, Meters, Hawley, Smith,
Wagner, Grimm, Snout, Murray and
Mrs. H F. Bishop; Mesers. H. F. Bish-
or. Nelson. Wonderly. Hustled. Sneider,
Hall. Steiner and James F. Bishop, Jr.
Doctor and Mrs. j. F. Stevens gave
dinner Saturday evening to Mrs. Lane
of Detroit, Doctor and Mrs. Peters, Mr..
and Mrs E. B. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. B. Barnes. and Professor and Mrs.
E. A. Burnette.
Mrs. w. A. Green gave card party
Thursday afternoon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Green entertained in the same pleasant
manner in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Smith OF Red Oak,
Iowa, are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
G. d. Follmer. on their way home from
a extended visit in California.
The courier., 1901-04-13
Omaha Notes.

From The Excelsior }
The courier., 1901-04-13
THE COURIER.

words each finished
place n the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-27

WANIED-A man With team. Apply at
w 2lD Gold avenue between \ and q
o'eintk. singer Manufacturing COMPANY. 81,
N7AETED-Expens need salesman. must
St.spcak Spanish. Apply al once. The Wind.
,or Ba4ar Co. Trinidan, Colo %
WAHTED-Lfst your honses with7H. GIea-
W. gpn d Co. II You want them rented
promptly; IA s}uth Third street. n n. Gle
WANTED Young girl 10 assist in care VI
" e4lldIen. .AddLess q: X care % SllLzsn
MANAGERzEperRetic man u manage
Nn bfanch, Old established house. ko'so-
LETTING; % office duties wholly. SALARY sl2b
hehthl and extra COMMISSIONS, Iearly ems
RsRemtut chance fapid advancemsntfOr man
" abilhy. kxpefienre not necessary. Midst
furnish good Ielole nees and $500 eash.i Nah
ageri drawer "a, NeM Haven. Con.L
WAETkpEA Fin Tor general houseyUrk,.
w tor particulars Inquire III Btockmaef&
Cox. Nsu" D" fHI s"tttfH "|tti.tl eI T
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-27
.iLpnnser ot COLO. md 10 Grlrpe.

The great danger from colds and la
Isrfppe is theit resulting In Pneumonia.
II reasonable care IL used, however.
and .Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
ltakeD,A all Iuapger will be avoided.
Among the tens OF thousands who have
used this remedy Tor these diseases
We have yet to learn OF a single case
having resulted In pneumonia, which
concluslvely that II Is a certain
preventive Of that dangerous malady.
1t viii cure a cold or an attack OF Ia
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ron SALE.


EOR sAf.E-Besntiful home In third ward.
mouth B.J. Parker.
l. OR SALRIYounR horse: good driver. w..
:, J. TNav. chtnet Second aud Lead avenue
EfOR $kt.kEA ayoccty business, viii lnven-'
= tory y, . " s1,0pV;, selling from $4,000
office VIZ lnt W. ''
EOk SALk-A Charter gas OF gasoifne enl
Riue, Az horse power. In good working
CONDITION and Just tue thing for a ranchman.
lie Citizen. Albnquerque, N. N. nn.lL
EOR SALE CHkAP-Mafkst parden. eight
= and half acres. one mile from city OF Albu.
qqeruuf, high state Of cultivation, orchard OF
zoe trees, half acre OF strawberrieH. 20 stands
bd1s; horses, cows. chickens, wagons aud all
taftnlna utensils. Including a hfst class sor-
shum mill aud evaporation, and household fur
niture, kood story and a half brick house and
NECESSARY out buildings. Inquire of Under.
Watts. Old AlbuqueIqne, N. NJ.
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FOR RENT

Y. q RkWARD -For tenant on large alfal-
VIA Ia farm and orchard one year, with ten
EoR RENr-riVe 9 brick cottage, kn9
I qnlIe al . u south Walter. !. 81
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Glorious News

dmes rrons Or, ~ D. Carlyle. of
washita. 7. r. He writes: -Four
bottles OF Electric Bitters has cured
ief scrofula, which had
caused her great suffering for years.
IRerrible4 'snres nwould break out on
her head and face, and the best doc.
tors could give no help; but her cure
This shows what thousands
have pgoyedrrthat Electric Bitters In
tte best blood purifier known. Irs the
salt rheum, ulcers. boils and running
sores. II stimulates liver, kidneys
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-27
Reccnt ennnnmanta snnN nm

ss~YeF of fooda may be cpmpletely 81
by a preparation called Kodol
1pipepsia cure. which absolutely di-
gaAts what you eat, Az II Is me only
podblnation of all thu Natural digest
ffsb esver devised the demanb for II
fhd2s become enormous, II has never
failed TO cure the very worst cases OF
Indigestion. and ID always gives instant
Ifelikf. Berry Drug Co. and Cosmopoli-
tan drug store. 1ui .
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTE-Anr classified sd~veni-erents. NJ
~ tnlfer "lner.' one cent a word for ench
l~nset,iun minlw1n charge for shy classified
Advertisement, In cents. In order 20 insure
cfntser Justification Jail timers" should be left
n this itirr r.tiaisft thar . o'r'oct r.. m, =.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-27

g. Muslin Underwear for less money man
you can buy material TO make them Of
at the big sale of nrstlclass underwear
'ttS TN, hstSA5nnist. HAN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GREAT TRAINS.

." '
DENVER NoRTnwEsT- The blur
lingtpnlNofthern Pacific Ezpressh for
the Black Hills, Wyoming, Montana,
apekhnc, Tacoma fSeatleg Portland.
DRIVER t.Asf-4The celebrated tAhi-
cagoa and -. Louis Limited Flyer MOB;
also hight ndiu No. 2. The Burlington
is the main travelled road Denyerto the
east
KANSAS CrVY NORTH - Two fine
trai.A daily 10 Ornaha, ST. Paul.
. KANSAS CITY no CHIOhGOrrThe ia
NOUS "Eli." n Do -..a, .II
KANSAS CITY TO SP LoUlsmTvo
fast trains daifyy ,.i.,f .H'H .. .
N Thb highest gradeOi Wide yestibuled,
fint3oif lighted equipment i" 80
White for descriptive matter, rates
knd Information. NM " '0 N
n "" H. w. WAKELEY
. General Passenger Agent,
st. Louis Mo
C. Ii BEECH,
Il. II. A., 800 Scotland Bidg.S
Dallas, Texas,
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
a.. General Manager,
st. Louis, Mo. "
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40 California for saS.

NImeroas ,~sgcnhabls epsiness open
ingtip California. Buy a homeseskers'
iiekki-xla santa ~. Eqgle AQd lnyssti
gate conditions there. Only veg, N1bu-
querque 10 California; Tuesday, TO
April ~, Inquire al depot,
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M GRANT CASE.

3is mNLANp GRANT CASE.
Irenco Chavcs. deputy clerk Of the
c2llt Of private land claims. Joyyardcd
u 4on. BinsenaIIernasn csmudssiouer
Of H. gcncpI hndSorke d Wishing
~ the certified coTp e THO heision n
. COURT ofyrtiyatdl land chiHs which
Mssaecn CONFIRMED bAhc suprstne count
of the United States in the case of the
Pyllorof Saiho p9Ioinep and the Pueb-
Iva San Fehrstts the United States.
The claim had been for 10000 acres In
BcrnaliIio county. but the decision Of the
.sstxt .qf. .pEiygie la9i elaims .eopirped
only n small fraction OF the claim.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-27
-ffaye-yuu ~rcr- tho pretty dressing

RHl-lN
sacks and wrappers II. nfcid q Co. are
having fspschl eale ON. rhcs arg tea5
nArsfnffNypse of them ES
The Hats& Bottling @As
are the only bottlers of the gen
uine Coyote Canon Springs MINI
eral Water, arg S. First Street.
New 'phooetF4 As. lDAah1 lA1(
Cornice work and tanks NJ whitney Co =
Winter goods at one-half thsir ac-
tuai value 81 R~osenwatl Bros.
Brunswick cigsrs-Havana nled.
''lt"' saI u.. I
T. See our new, line Of sofa pillow tops.
Albert FabeB aos West Railroad
avenue. W,
ID ATTEND 'tne' great whiteN ear sale this
e at 'the Bconcmist "i .'" i.Hi.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Try a Brdnswisk 10 cent cigar.
Copper. tin and galvanized iron work
VOC MAY HATCH rlE PRICES
but you can't match our furniture at
Sur prcgf. fufellS second and Goal.
IuSk MOL Ncins rorls market on
aprtS Ttyfd Btre :. rs has h incest
tfesff Mats N the city.
C. A. Grande. so5 North Broadway.
One liaaors an fcigars. Fresh lime for
ssle. Furnished rooms for rent
Pho for coughs ana colds. GOOD for
II ages. Matthews drug store.
pnstcye rssssss ssrany store made. whit
Kleinwort,s A. the place 70 get your
aloe fresh. stsak-M kinds Of nice
lHssap, iI0niJ ssYtu u,luoH
-f'fumbtrg IN rtitts brr--hes whitney
III s9wsl44ssaaSi,rAsrtahE 4 pocket
npcoka, Of siI-Jfiitreleis iurniture. Sec
-ord and Deais- -
? NO ithssysuloSis ttPrssssvaifhe or col
orrng In Matufewy Jersey mink.
Nothing reserved in this SPECIAL sale.
All winter foods Stbne<haif' price. RoI
senvald Bros.
rife' Bruhs@iek cigar took first prize
at the Paris exposition.
Reasonable profits. reliable goods,
pght ttcdtnhnts are fbe thTey re Of
futrslis the hchse futnehety second
and Coal.
Duplex mattresses are tho best Fu-
trelle q Co. sole agents. corner Second
street and Coal. Telephons, Automatic.
MOI 47t. -a.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-27
How 10 cure the Grip.

Rerpaln quietly AZ home and TAKE
Chan1berlain's Cough Remedy as d.
rectcd and a quick recovery is sure to
follow. That remedy .tcounteraets any
tehdehcy. Of the grip to result In pnep-
monla. which is really the only serious
danger. Among the tens Of thousands
who have used II for the grip not one
case has ever been reported that did
NOT recover. For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-27
Brunswick ciysrs-Havana nied.

Winter goods at one-half their &C.
tnai value ct Rosenwatl Bros.
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in Iha} winter OF 1898 and 1899 Iswps
9ken DOWN with n severe attack OF
%hat h~s:called la grippe" says F. l..
%s%'1 fiss 1fd1gfFs3ib6Esiigset,R HGf
T SaS - SG,''G]t ,60g aYAHrsgoI
and stoIped the coughing like magic.
and have never since been troubled
with grlppe." hanfb4SIain'sItG Cough
RemedySyan always be depended upon
TO brdak upJqgeygra aotd and ard
or any, hrdsssssd httt.k org phed-
moniat 1t Is pleasant to take. too.
which makes 1t the nssh aaarsbIe and
n OF the most popular preparations
in usel for these aJlpents. For sale by
all druggists. WV" wv """' '"
; ft5nt iniss tnt sfe6tar sAreH on iadlesI
.eiderdPwn ana, papnflstts, Trnppers;
also Indies fine dressing sacks. one
week only. 9Iol ssehapalues ever ,of-
fered before at the prices they are be
i1g SID. for 'tr''nt1id''S '9'' 4"
II. 1. Knlss}"W iif tftaln.aS "6dsih9ss2
for ydu for ~ sanil @anmAssipRnr .,..
+ A>doop Bat nQE q0Qps for, p ,lItr
tie bt of price-Futrelle's furniture.
Seo<hf and Coal. ',,rT an..
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II w. ID. bryan,

A TTOREEYs.AT.LAw, A~lbuaueians. N
"A y. Oflcs, roousb and 9. First Esifona
Hanl building.
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grippe Ifss-~--<tf~~ TttNss-saS-sse<a
trertmenf Hssfaht ir2s$el ~
". b. tptr4cASM s ees
IN white, ltfab l3ttH ENkS ~ffrall arr
rerent sttBis "a va, a4sspeA III H.
field & ckD I gM1n
II, :. kpisht' ~ SCI egnk houlansi
dollars tiIohn n RSrl N% I'M,
block. wv - ~ \
'f'6 savd.asaey-o a maisiiH p9derwearl
attend tAe big saie this ys;k at the
Eeonomif LLLAl-R w.
CO eilfs; youe choice only 60 cents,
-iar one week at b. HELD & Co.'S.
!. Md have just received our 1901 BIZ
S4spTs Hac1id this year has itaf,
azi&. srlf-oiler, coaster brake, cushion
futr. Call aud seN' the latest bicycles
on Ihe market. Albuquerque Cycle a
IN T. coagS Gold avenue
Rescrptiongd ale cla1y III o-RiE-
ly + COZ dtnsss second atreaiapi
coz ayenSa2I l.A nv
I sSSitss}a to $50. Az
y mattsT NfSfat price, every 18th
~ orieret ENeul store March 2na q
itlt wiz lgkiEth Gze OF cte r. Simon
StFp, thefEasoad Avenue pf5thbr,
lPr@,dentb Hnauspsstion coreaeaiss
Il Wellington, q. G. I'll I
itttes Of sale -February y TO March
!, ticlusiye. BstHrn limit; Mar6h +.
| Raj; One-fnre plus 81. Tickets mss
be i executed at Washington by JONI
pg+i bafors returning joint ageaey
NOD 90 cents, T, w, RATE, Agent
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II, M, BOND.
10

n Wash,rr1on, ID. G.. Pensions. lands, pat
enta, Copyrights, ~eAviaia. letters patent. trade
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90 II W.D ITII"
A TTORNkr,AT,LAW. A~ituqueTqne, N,
~ ". Office. Flrsi National BanL bnlldlnE.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-27

Chlldreh's Wool t0ms. worth IS TO
"a, talts; your choice only GO cents;
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provides th---ee-t--f sew
ers shall be assessed against the abut-
ting lots or land on the line thereof. and
authorizing the issuance OF bonds in
whole or inpart to cover the cost Of
construction. A board is provided to
make the assessments for sewer pur.
}ldsstt from the yfecisions Of which APP
Jtds9 may he tatyn to the district
-eonf5 Asssssmente are MAIDS PAYABLE
Ia -thpee hhnpq p4yptnts, ana may be
lpaidxifta fdrsps ofheryise ~ draw N
per eenk in~tspeStJ NI/ZCSN '
COUNCIL bllL-No, 81 AosAogtsNy In
rorPorgter ebies ~ straJghtea-aA al
TER 1strsctayanb alleys. was men Taken
. '' e = r .snsife e5tMys ahAts92 rse
number yf;Aoosf bHs ontne b~tesbdents
table, ine1hdBg Hhose lso4 b, %enar
schools, 3theU b1hh asyIurt.# Ter6rm
school, eE.. Vert aiken IN brbd befS
red 10 epprobtiye committefs Sit6LoW
possible e3cent9n jMr. waIyonf gksyeA.
yard mea<ur4. bong to thf commlttee>
bp PtiyAbgeY phd electiops on motim
% Mr.. cruEKshebk. Adjourned td\ 10
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Inm.arnMA

ATT xsshfjS SaiIidins. Wi 1m Ssiie IaeF Is Z u
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PROFESSIONAL Il
DHNTIsrs.


PROFESSIONAL CARDS. cog Do
u.n - -"ai,
,e b.. .iai Ed. Aispr. ID, D, n.
a RMIIo BLOCK opposite pfeld. Bros,
b. m. totp. m. Antums tsc Telephone No.
tas Appointmen's made by mall. l,l,. hn,
"' DOCTORS. 'N'
p OH o. A--A--- mtll ii, Ipan
hH' nm DIR. .. E. BRoNsON..t.1I b..
J. BOO .au homeopathic
Room y, Gran. Block Automatic phone S7t
20" LAwYERs. -u.al o. o.,
,g.,5 ,d1EENARp y. RoDNy, O.
A TTDRNFY.Ar.LAw, Albuquerque, "a.
N n, Prompt atteatlon given to All busi-
noe 10 ~ courts ofths ThisoEy and beiofeiKs
". u. EamDERs, T T
Attorney .at.L Law.
Ohioes III Gold ~avenue; entrance also
through Cromwell block Ell hedlaT, In
my Absence, wall be- found IN The office and
REPRESENTS me. Business will receive prompt
and efficient attention. uT IN
4. m, bond.
A TTORNEY.AT-LAW. AZ + street N. w.
N Washirrton, u. G. Pensions. landr, pat
enta, e~oPy.iahis, ~eAviaia. letters patent. trade
mmks. elaine.
" LILLIAN %. LEE,
A rIogNkY;AT;LAW. Once, room TN,
N r. Af1lil6 building. viii pnactic S7in'a ali
the courts a. the territory. ,tad0 4dan /. ai
-, CONGESTION . sIsICAL. I
| A TTOREkYS.AT-LAW, Albuquerque, ",
IA u. Oflce, roousb and 9. First National
banl hgpaipg
900 II W. ID. RBHAr, lUl..
A TTORNkY,AT,LAW. AitpqpeTque, N,
~ N, Office. First National Banh bnLldlnR.
FRANK W. OLANog, . ,
| ATTORNEYrATsLAW Tooms2 and 0. N.
n 7. Aimiio building, Albuquerque, N. M
4. W. DoBsoN,
| A TToRNkY.AT.LAw oniee over Rob
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in o.. iai ~ y. Aisnr. ID. d. n. .
a RMIJO BLOCK opposite ufeld Bros,
oftes bonisi Z, m: to ~ isS 2; IN: go
Aaa Appointments made by mall. dino. Huf
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N3oosrr.

In the house yesterday forsPooh Mr..
Barnes presented and had read in full
a strong joint memorial praying on
gresss-to de9Lmore illegally by New
Mexico An-aonatinSLenbif lands for
educational purposes. Referred 20 com
mfttee on tesrtofisr aTaprsi q'heifoi.
lowing new bills. were introduced and
ieferred! , fPGI huL pI,nH ran,
House bill No. l6s. by Mr.. Read, by
Request, reiative to qualification Of pub
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54f$tiU,Eis s$s,:iSgEsa5. III Sss i,
FtiNps.

7 T'suHI, VItFO tUUnIl D NnIctI0 z,
Abcytia, Socorto, SOcorro county.
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% ATTEND mt great whiteWe ear sale this
week t"the Rconcmist. ni go" i.Hi
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oornice work and tank. a, whitney Co :,
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ING hqntfltfW4 Nolt
Adopted.

ness, adopted the following resolution
Whereas il has pleased the Supreme
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10 savd4asaey- on maisiiu h1derssarI
attend tHe big sale this ys;kl at the
Eeonomif w
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Terrific Explosion.

One Of the most disastrous accidents
in the history of railroad building hsp-
repei at Baker camp Dear Durbin, Po-
cahootas county, W Va, on the line
Of the Coal and Iron railroad now build
ing out from Elkins. AS the result of
dynamite explosion six men are dead
and several others are not expected to
live. The accident happened at noon
Friday while the men were at dinner.
Somesdynan;te had been placed about
the stove to ,haE out. and shortly after
a terrific explosion wrecked the camp,
killed three men outrigh and Injured
eight others, three of whom have since
died. The dead mere blown into atoms,
legs, arms and hands, and other parts
Of their bodies being found in differ
ent directions from the little building
in which they lived among the wild
mountains. Physicians hurried from
Greenbauk aDd worked all night with
the wounded, some Of whom begged
the doctors to shoot them instead of
helping them to live to b. blinded or
manned for life. On account Of indi-
rect connections with the camp it is
impossible to secure the complete de-
tails.