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VOL. III, NO. 21. IiRDSBURG, NEW MEXICO, APRIL 11, 1890. nkaertpttonBlngle Coptee

et10Per

Cent.Year.

WESTERN LIBERAL.

I.orrisbnre; Kew Mexico.

PUBLISHED FRIDAY 8.

My IMlN'l H. KF.1ZIK.

SuljBcriptioH Trices.

Throe Unnllw ' 00

Month!) Í r

Ono Year 3 00

Subscription Always Pnjrauu-l- Advance.

Southern Paoifta Bailroad.

Lordabarg Tim Table.

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lti'uufaiatc"p. u.Il:uuCutHultvf

Trato run on Pacific Time.

J 8. MOHLK T. II. GooriMAX.9u perlutm'idAUt. Oen. Pass, and Tkt. Agt.

ArUoua "tw Mexico Railway.KOHTHBOL'Hb.

P. M.

l:uLordsburg. a.w1)UDMBfi:!Wi'llflOU

SOUTHBOUND.A. V.

7:i:Ufmu :SiLiuneait ll:sULordsburgTrains runMalty except Sunday.

P. B. GREAVES,

NOTARY PUBUC.

bolleoltous made lor all IheStetes ami Terri-

tories.- New Next.fcoraabur,

A. N. SIMPSON, M. I).

fkyslelaBS am! Kur geon.

Orloe In Kttl Drug Store, oorucr of FirstShakespeare ativcu. w hore they can be

aifwund at all business hour., unless profession- -

"VbyKli" Hiid Burg.no of tl.o Bouthorr. e

railroad.

Von Mexico(.ordibunr

M. J. EGAN,

ATTORN K Y AT LA W.

Offloe tn the Arizona Copper Company's Build-TV.- t

aide of Hivor.

Olliton. - Arizona.A2HESFELTEB & DQSAB3E.

AT LAWATTORNEYS - -

Kw MexicoDstniag

JOS. BOONE,ATTORNEY akd COUNSELLOR.

Will practice In aljibe uourte audjnnd e

In the territory.

Prompt attention given to all businessto blui.

. Now MexicoLeratng

W. P. TOSSFXL,

J E E L E EA Complete Stosk if

WATCHES, CLOCKS Ab JEWELRY.

AU Work Warranted.. . . Kew Mexioo

FRANK PROCTOR

BLACKSMITH

AD WAGONMAKKR.

H0R8Í BHOEING AND

OKHHRAL BLACKSMITHING.

Hew MexiooLerda wrg

Corral & FeedStaMe(West of Cutanea Brothers)

TV. attention flTem to traueteot andoardtcwi animate.

Trenaportirg of freight and good of anykind wtse eatiaíeoUrüy.

Mall and Plage Une toavee the corral every

Twdy. Tbureitoy and Saturday morulug atp. u. tor Uoul HIU.

M. W. MCGRATII, PROP

TITLE TO LAUD GEAHTS.

Sakta Fh. In renpotue to a reqoent byCongrefipaiiio Ca'wfel, chuirmun of tiiehoux committe on private land claim,Surveyor General Holmrt hat prepared andloi war lcn to Washington the outline or nmemuip which it teem will go a long- - waytowaVil lolvinfi the Tfifd question of laudirrant titlea in New Colorado andArizoim.

The turveyor (reneral takei the pntitionthat the duty imposed npnn the govern-nien- t

of the United SUteit by the treatyof Guudulupo Hiduliro ia a lt-- tnlutive orminititcriul duly and not of judicial na-

ture. ' .

He propowt (lint snryej nhall bemade ender the direction of irovernnientnfficers by townlii s of all handi includedin and conliguoua lo gtdnti cLiiuiod under the Spanikb and Mexican uovern- -

uifnli. The lurveyoin to hare authorityto demand from all grant claimntiti copienof all papera or other evideoce upon wbicb

claimant! liase title.Tint evidence together, with ruaos of

e.icb towuaite or part cluimed, ahn.ll betransmitted to the register and receiver ofthe laud district in which the ifraiiU is lo-

cated and be examined in the same 'nao-ne- r

and under the samo regulations thatordinary land contests are examined. Ifthere are conflicting interests, a contestmay be filed in the local land office, andprovisión tunde for appeal to the com-

missioner of the general land office andfrom thut official to the secretary of theinterior, the decision of the later to be

final, and when such decision is renderedthe government shall nt once ixaue a pat-

ent for the lands according to the findingsof the secretary.

Ia cases where no contest arises the gov-

ernment is to expeditn matters by immedi-

ately issuing a patent as soin as the (ind-

inos of the local o Hirers are reviewed by

the general land officers.

The bill is especially aimed at tke set-

tlement of small holdings and communityV'rant interests. General Hobart will

leave shortly for Washington to canvassthe bitualion us to the status of land grant

and the suggestions be makeswill then be fully discussed by the privateland claims committee uud the generalland officers.

EOW TH2 OLD TIKIS QOT HESE.

Tren: Col. Mills' Hcport.Tu.) otiiiu-ciirti:- pruvi iin to the ril-r-

idi win the m :ans of r ipid transit be-

tween the al ill-e- uud M'Xici; that ia, itwas rapid in comparison wuo he.ixuidiiiuh I ruins, T.1-.- ' fin-- sl:ige line was stark--

in 1810 by WjlJoJt Co., running IroaiMo., lo Santa Fe. It.

service and there was only onechange of team on I ho whole rnutt amilout was at Council Grove. K.ins. Fourinulc or tiors-'- i mppl'- - 'á 'be power. Thecoai h was accompanied by a wagou cann-

ing provisions uud full camping outii',camp was made every night. Santa Fewas Ihe only poi.lolfice in the territory un-

til 185 1 . when a post-tilfh- e was establishedt (.as Vi'tjas, with Maj. A. Morrison lis

postmaster.In 1SG0 tba service on the stage line wa.

increased from monthly to weekly, and in-

stead of camping, statinuB were establish-

ed, where the mules or horsea wcr

changed. In 1805 Barlow, Sandcisnn 4'

Co., became the proprietors of the stagelin- -. Alter tne civil war t'je service was

.ncieused to tri weekly uud shortly alter to

lady. Stations were established on thewhole route, for chun-ie- of stock, from 12

to 20 miles apart, and eating stations for

the accommodation of pasen-jer- providedat proper intervals. The rite of speedwas an average 6 miles per hour, and no

stops were made either day or night ex-

cept to change stock or for meals. Foe

drivers changed every 50 or 75 miles butthe messengeis who worn in charge of

the express nutter, passengera aud bag-

gage run through from end to ei.d of theline, sleeping iu the front boat when restwas necessary. Panenger fare was from

20 to 25 cents per mile.

Silver Belt: An inspection of the range

and stock in Gila county will convince any

one of fa vorahlt outlook for tho livestock

itstere t in this section. Grass has made arapid growth during the past two weeki,

and cattle already begin to show an iin

provtment. Never before have ' saea so

many calves, and our statement ia corrob-

orated by Ro'jort Stead, than whom thereia do better posted cattleman hereabouta.While from some aections of the territory

come reporta of short feed and drouth,

Gila county stockmen look forward conf-

idently toa prosperous season.

St. Johns Herald. The loco weed, as

we have before atated, ia more plentifulthia year than ever known before. An-

other fact is that gophera are far more

plentiful in this than usual, and

either gophers or mice are cutting the

stem ef the loco c!ot,e to the ground and

atripping the leavta froiu the plant.

8tockman : A letter received at thia of-

fice atatea that the Phoenix banks are now

buying teriitorial warrants at their face

value. Tbia ia gratifying to partiea bold

ino-- aucb warranta aa they could not beI aold at any price a abort time ago.

From Thno.A servile truckling .0 ti rteioal epilep-s-

of things is not chaiactotistic of tbeaverage Mexican nomenclature. A ricewhose men habitually totUr undrr a'jch

titles Joseph Mary Jesus Y'isarrI MaryAnn Trinity c '.he Cross Onlleg'i. andtbe like, cannier: be expected to hit tti ter-

minological aud sempiteroal'y epon. thehead. Hut when it comes to calling thenation dish unseemly names, tbe lible lawshould tike a band. Cillly Colorado, in-

deed! That might do as a title for theState just to the north of us;

but tor the ruby pepper of the southwest,it is away out of season. It ia only

nominally, I may reunirá, that poignantpod ever is "out of", season. The ima-

gination which coined the name must havebelonged ts the unfettered seul who sentback to Yuma for his blankets.

I sball never forget our first meeting. I

had waded through fifteen miles t

deep snow from Sao Antouio, am ut atsunset fell across the thrasholsl of KaruunA riera a Mobe bouse in tbe mouth of

cañón. Too tired to stand, t star-

red the last coyote bad taken a qnarelook at my face aud fled up the cfí n for

dear life, 1 slumped upon a roll of bi mil- -

ets and watched pretty Perdita preparingsupper. Nothing but a huge platter otstewed tomatoes. Evidently I was destin-ed to go to bed hungry. I'm no tomato-can- .

Hut I drew np to the table with therest, and adopted a quart of those toma- -

toce which, as I now aaw included a lib-

eral supply of meat in wee chunks. A

funny way to cook tomatoes but I dippedin my big iron spoon and swallowed balf-a-gi-

at a gulp. Help! Fire! Murder!I was poisoned! assassinated! Done tjdeath by the treacherous Greasers.

I Ufl Juan to right the table and helpPerdita evict the contenta of the platterfrom her lap, while I sought to extiuguuhmyself in a friendly snowbank in the ar-

royo. But not all tbe hydrants east ofthe Missouri could have put mo out. Teeroar of the conflagration within drownedshrieks of devilish hilarity from tbe house,where those fiends were exulting over rayuntimely taking off; and 1 had run to keepup with the snow, whichjshrauk and disap-

peared before my ardent advanee.Presently Juan caught up ith me,

htdding his Hides.

"Yes!" I shouted, "it is very funny toyou to see a bright young life cut 08 inLl:e Eit flush of its youthful beauty with

jour rough on rala and tomatoes! Butyoor triumph shall b:( brief! We will all.lie together!" and 1 uu limbered ui

When Juan could articulate, be said:' Pero, señor! Hold not fear! No es to-

matoes us elide Colorado pep-pe- callshiui-e- lf in Ingles. Poco tempo he no hurtyou."

s'ept that niint on an empty but netlonesome sionii.cli, and a son-ui- vow nev-

er to touch chile again. I dieauied thatI was a yolcono in active eruptiou, andthat Perdita was stok".

llest Tliin; lie LCver Saw.Tlie follow ing is au from a lot'erruten by ill. 1 A. Ket m.lds, editor and

proprietor of the Herald, I.TOns, Mich.,under date of January ll'.h. 181)0: "Youwill observe tbut 1 have given your adver-

tisement position on the first page of theHerald, while other proprietary medicinas

have bad to take the run of tbe paper.The reason for doing this is, that upon re-

ceiving your ''copy" a number of cures affected seem similiar to that of wki. h mv

little sen was autferiug. a cae u! bloodpoison, or irritable sores breekin out. allover bis body. To-da- be is entirely freefrom disease, and one bottle of Swift'sSpecific (S. S. S.) did the work Now Ihuis tbe reason for giving you the posilion,as I consider Swift a specific (S. S. S.) thebe it medicine I ever saw. I wish you

sucesss in your business."

The sbove is a sample of letters which

ara cumin- - to ns all the time S. 3. S. is

nearer infallible tha.? any remedy made,and has probably don i more good thanany medicine known to mankind. Wewill mail a treatise on blfod and skin dis

eases to all who will svi.d tb.-i- r address.Swikt t , Atlanta, Ga.

'Key Spring,"Says one of the best housewives in New

Fnglaud, "We fi I the necesity of takinga good medicine to puiilv tbe blood,

Dd we all take Hood's Sarsapsrilla. Itkeeps the children free from humors, un y

husband says it gives him a good appetite,ana for myself I am sure I could never do

all my work if it was not for thi splendidmedicine. It anakes me fed strong andcheerful, aad I am never troubled with

headache or that tired feuling, aa I used

td be." v

New Mexican: Col. W. L. Rjnersen,secretary of the boards of regents of the

agricultural colied?e, has received tbe seal

of tbe college. Thr. design wna origianatedin the New Mexican office and is a figure

landing under a tree. of fruit by the ti le

or a sbeaf of wheat and a plow, under-

neath which ia the latin inscription "AruCum Laboro;" in tbe outer circle ia "Regenta of tba Agricultural College of Nt"Mexico, Las Cruce, 18S9."

9 sir -

I t A. mm r o a, a a. A IE

NEWS MJGGETS.

Various Items of Mews Gathered from OnrExehaugna aud other Sources. .

Mesilla Democrat: The well posted andwide awake foreicn immigration agent ofthe Santa Fe road is a regular artesianwell of information about New Mexico,ber people, climate, soil and everythingelc; and ho ia reputed to have never failedto give a satisfactory reply to the most

question ever aprung upon himby the moat inquisitive seeker after infor-mation. Last year, while escortingparty of people through tbe territory, hehad gotas far aa Lis. Cruces, and, in re-

ply to their inquiries, bad furnished themwith an almost unlimited supply of infor-

mation about New Mexico geographi-cally, historically, geologically, sociallyand from a business sUudpoiu'. whenthe learned young lady of the rrtT turn-ed her spectacles upen him and enquired,"Captain Onerson, what ia the derivationof ibe word burro?" ."Why, Mis --V'returned the ready and unabashed war-

rior, "it comes from the Hebrew buira-rocir-

to bray." And now tbe younglady haa gone back east and written abook on Mew Mexico, in which abe givesthis valuable information to tbe worldand acknowledges her indebtedneea to

U.i courteous and well informed Santa Fe(idicial.

Pilver Belt: E. L. Higdon, 'of Armor,Gila county, left at the Blt office for in-

spection, a curious and valuable specimenof antique pottery, which he dug from amound in the rear of Supervisor Powers'pasture. It 1 a perfectly fashioned duckabout four inches long aud hollow, with anopeni.ig in the top of the he;;d. A amailhole through the tail and a loop (nowbroken) at the back ot the head wereprobably connected by a strip of bark orleather to aerye aa a handle. The back ispainted to represent feathers. There is ablack cirele around the neck, three stripesacross the breast, and black rings withwhite centers to represent the eyea. Thespecimen ia evidently of very ancientworkmanship, wholly unlike any potterymade by the Apaches, and would be high-ly prized by antiquarians.

Reporter. Capt. J. S. Stidger, eprcialagent of the general land office, haa wonthe confidence aud esteem of tbe peopleby his efforts to assist honest aeltlcra inpeifecting thair titlea. Unlike his prede-cessor, he does not consider it his of.b ialmission to stir up trouble aud involve hon-

est snttiere in needless expense. Oihcurslike C-pl-. Sti.lger will umply protect theinterest! ot the government, and al tbesame tima restore conti.leucs in the hon-

esty of our people and the validity of ourland titlea.

Stock Grower: Thia pnper is glud tonote that the Pecos river valley ditch audirrigation companies are all thriving amidoing uiccly. The companies which built,

the ditch K.vtoma iu Caavee and Kddy

counties are legitimate eonterns. Theseditches are facts and n.;l sketches on hue(Irawiug p'iptsr Tie laud water-- d bytnts- - oitei... . nd I Mining land, ouneilij Iin gnvei eiii-i- il or by sei ltb-.- w ho areacquiring titles. The land is very produc-tive and there is not a bind i:iaut withinone hundred miles of either dit :h.

Independent. More thau half a million

dollars u year is expended for tobacco inNew Mexico, and although there exists'.his enormous demand and the seasons andsoil are perfect for successful tobacco cul-

ture, ev.v ounce us- d in the 'errito- coniesIp.ie 'ti '

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lor each i .d r. ...eg "Dham" and "trniia and Mowers, " yoes toenrich and beautify oilier chu-es- when I.

should leiuain at home and build up N w

Mexico.

Optic: Incendiary notices prohibitingpeople from selling wood brdow a givenprice, under the penalty of death, havebeen posted conspicuously in differentparts of the county. Why are such thingspermitted and when sball they cease ?

This is the disproportionate way they dothings in the "Lone Star" state. TheTexas atatu treasurer's bond is onl.r S75,'

000, and the couuiy treasurer of Dallascountv gives a bond of Í 250. 000.

Cholera is on its westward march. It

was first reported iu India, and now it liascrossed Persia nrid is in Arabia andRussia. The prediction of the medical

authorities of Europe and America that itwould sweep over both continents this ver

ified imlen the initiiry cnuit iry condi'lonof all the principal citie-- i ia greatly im-- p

roved in the spring; v

Alihf ugh there are no silonna In Eddy,there arespveral citizens who occasionally

arise in the morning with a dark browntaste in their nioulh.

The Mprlug Medicine.

The popularity which Hood's Saraap-arill- a

bas gained as a spring medicine ia

wonderful. It posessps thoe elemente ofhealthg'ving, g and appetite-re-

storing nrbicb evnrybody aeema to

nml r.t season. D. not continue iu acull, Uri i. tcaatisfactory condition when

you mcy be . much be.neOtcd by Hood'sSar arill"..

' It purifies the bleed audmake tb weak itroos.

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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

asid. 2Potatdes- -

LORDSBURG

FIRST NATIONAL

XL' PASO,

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"Capital, $100,000 $25,OCOorricias:

J. RAYNOLliS, PrcsMont. - - H, 8. KAUFMAN. Cashier.n. Z0LLAR3, Vico President. W. L. MOee. Aseurtaat Caahter.

Chemical National BunkFirst National Bank

Bank, Limited.

COBr.KsrONDIKT :

ZEHIstrt Broth.ers,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS

Haviug the host facilities the Southwest we are prepared to furnish eastotnort with

In auy qiuintltiee and at reasonable priora.

atarse', on Firt street, opposite

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PacHflo depot, south

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MINING LOCATION NOTICES

SILVER CITY

TABLE SUPPLIED WITH ALL DELICACIES OF THE

Under tbe New Management this Hotel will be ia

CLAM STYLE.

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Popular conducted

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Lvr4aewr4 Plant M3ÍMt

PUBLISHED FUDAY3.

By DONl B. KKDCTK.

Bubecripiiioa Prion.TbtM Months ,n e

ta Mowta.... . I M

OM Tear .IN(hOMwrtptXa Alwart Payable In Adroe.

Tub president, ba appointed GeneralMiles at sssjor genera',, in tht place of the

lata Genera) Crook, sad Col. Orients abrigadier f rural in the place of GeneralMiles.- -

In Denting Headlight announces thatit bit ordered the necessary material to

firint ft daily caper. We are informedthat the invoice inoludes "one local reporter."

Tb Piaoi Allot Miner .hat .now ot i

stw partaer, and hit name ie Allen CGuater. Mr. Gunter it of a retiring andmodest diepoeition and anuonneee that hitboard it paid tor 30 days a advanes.

A special ditpatch from Globe to theTunen Citixen, last Friday eavt: La

heoha one nf Sheriff Rey u eld 't morder-en- ,

waa killed near 8an Carloa on thefcond inat, by an Indian of Catadora

IiaoJ, whom he had attacked.

TasRB wat bald the regular springelection at El Pato laat Tuesdsr. At theJemocrats elected all of the oSeera exceptassessor and ene alderman they II

claiea that the election waa per- -

fettly square and thai nobody need produce hia naturalization papera.

Last week the bill for the admiatioo ofIdaho at atate patted the houte. Thedemocrats refuted to rote, and the apeal-ar aouvtwl eiUMiyh a nrb ruc feeet

u4 aIt fotitf U tr.se a uorna. ' Thedemoeralie leadara have decided to makethit a teat eaae and bring it ato the coartato aee if thit manner of counting a quo-

tum ia legal.

Chaklie Davxkport, th popular of-o-

deputy in the sheriff's office hat purchased the Silver City Sentinel. Mr. Daw--

en port writes tbt Liberal that he will retain hia connection with the aheriff't officeand baa made arrange men tt by which bewill be able to confine in the county jaillor ten days every subscriber who faila topungle promptly, and every botineta manwho refuses to advertían iu the Seatieelwill be locked up to await the action ofthe grand jury.

Ts Liberal, bat been owned by itu

pient proprietor since th- - 1st of Janu-ary, 1889, tince which time there but beena change in the ownership of every newt-pape- r

in tbe county. All of which (roes toprove tbat the Liberal it either the bettor the poorest newspaper property in thecounty. lícdcíty forbids our telling whiehit it, but truth, that imperial virtue, ooro-pel- a

ut to ttate that in all tbat year and aquarter we have not pea t any time hunt-ing a purchater.

COLOHEL JotEPH K. SHERlnAK hatparcbated Dell Cobb'e interest ia tbe Sil-

ver City Enterpriae. Col. Sheridan ia aforceful wntfr aaid will add much to tlx-we- ll

deaerved popularity that the pnp-- rnow enjoya. TLecolounl will write overtbe non de plume of "Coanty Commit-aionere.- "

He hi had aeveral very inter-eatin- g

comiuunicationt over thit aignaturethe patt year. the oaly leeption totbe ue of the nmi de plume ia when he ia

writing as humble, but ever populnr 90uuaication entitled, "A. Check for thePay Roll."

- laurea ííattees.perta fraoa Various Campa Itauia i

tlaunl luteiwst to NUmti.The (atett qeoUtina are: Silver 96;

KpperU 30; lead 3.M.F. W. Ueardtlee uiade a i&ipmeat at

ore to Socorro this week.Griffith, Helt ii Co, huye nwde a

from the Jim Ciow (hit wtn-k- .

P. B. Smith hit found two of the tacksof ore which were abalea from tiie Vol-

cano mine.F. W. Beard.l.Bfl hat Ihrowa ap work 00

tbe (.rand Sight mine, at he did not findwhat he expected when tbe abaft watpumped out.

C. II. Wükie and his mea have beenengaged thit week in rem iring the iuülreneaüy purchased by W. C. 1'unkinPyramid to Gold ÜÍ1L

P. B. eolith ia going ta have some' ofthe $30 ore row tie Vhícmoo miniv ofwhich he baa ereral luo ired tout, worked at the (lumboldt miil ai gbakspeare.

The Carlisle cocip iey diacbagd all ofita mísera and cfcat down ite mill Vt'c.lntw-aia-

The compuny jj--- ln ry o-

Cfll ülie. lut Islelv lit ore h Vnnt jfvery loar grain, too low to work frotuUjfaod it tvat necesarf to close the propertydown. aVivat aciion tii copany will

take the Liberal ia ttM, infoiatrtd. WeliAre beea intormiej tiy eier'. familiar

tio the prepvtty tiiat certuisKYplvratiuotald iriiu'tedl)' n Vtul oitendi 1 liO'ly

éA ote. 7e reuton tbs.t thi-- e explora-HOivjj- e

never teyú made ia luck of

iüh Ky tbe directora. AcolhT thing

that ba hampered the company it thealien law which prevente the companyfrom purrhaaing and working other prop-erties The LinviuJ, hopea that the coa.puny will eventually reconsider the aetioaand do tome exploration.

The Riccolite company, which i thename of the company working the terpen-

tine qnarriee on the Gila, bat recentlythipped a couple of carloadt of riccolite orterpentine to Chicago.

Tboa. Foster hat jnsthad completed anhundred foot contract on the Dvcorab, atGold Hill, and bat at that depth crota cuttht vein and expoaed a In body of min-

eral. Ea baa not had hia an ay a com-

pleted yet.

11. G. William, repreaenting the Pueb-

lo smelting and re6ning company waa in

the city tbe fret of the week looking npbutineaa for hia company, which, ia oneof the largeat smelting ard refining com-

panies in the world.

For ihenmatiim tber-- it nothing betterthan Cbaiuberlain'a Pain .'Balm. Tbeprompt relief which it a fjord t it aloneworth many time itt cost,' wbieh it bntfifty cent i per bottle, very badeaaet baya been permanently cured by it.Kor'tals at Eagle drug atora.

New veiling of all kmda at M. C.aüo- -

way A Co.

Look at tbe mita for ladies and childrenat F. il. Gnlloway A Co.

Louie Timmer baa opened a Tim morHoate at Seattle, Washington. Sentinel.

Asirlos t Mothm.Mra. Winaloiv's aootbin'g 'tyrnp. - for

children teething, it the pretcription ol bnoof tbe bett témale nurte and pbjticianalb tbe United State, and baa been usedfor foHy years with never failing socoeiaby milliont of mothera for their children.During the proceaa of teething itt vp'ui itincalculable. It relieve! tbe children frompain, carea dytentery and diarrhoea, grip-ing in the bowela and wind colic. By (riving health to the child it reata th- - mother.Price 25c. a bottle.

BVJaXM av.

If joh have jrpfle up ;.ct- ,lood'a flarsr.i'iiillla di r.ol bo '.ni ne, .; .

iiy other. HooiTs Savttpr.rillaia a pecncdlclno, í'.ossesilii, ky trtue ot I's pcciromhlnatlon, pronortlon, p; epa:.urative power snrcrlor to any otam- r.ri.i Doslon lady who knew v i. i t':o war.:'id wbor.o ciam-'- o la Wuru.y u.wtioi., t:

r expoitcnco lo'.owi

To Get"la one store here I t ' f

areaiiarll'.a ilie cLrlc tiled w hííc.--

uelr own iustcad ( í U joü'i.; h i tü!d me t...vcnld lir.t longer; that I might take It o.jlays' trial ; that 1( I did nut l"..o It 1 uceo ilay anything, etc I.e c.vC.i net prrv?it mi t chanco. I tol l hl.n I ki.cw wl;

'Irod'a Sarsaparilla was. I Had taken It, v.

juUs&cU nlai it, aud iA not want asj (..':.

In2ood; stVhen I li"au taking Jloods Sarsrinar!'I waa irclliig real mlsera'jlu, sKrtur'..

rn'oat dual with dyspcp'iia, and so wiviliat at 'imca I could hardly í land. I look,audi.: '! tor 3cmo time, HUo a person in rr.uuiptlon. Hood'.i li li'.d a '

rmieh good that I wonder xt mysc'.r re.-- ; :

and my Irlc;:ds frequently rcak Í

Ella A. Gof'P, it Terraco Street, tcsicL

SarsapanlliBoldbyalldrni-irlBts- . f 1 : six for Prepared ontbj C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apotliocar'.us, I oiru'.l, Ills.

IOO Doses One Dollar

TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL

The A mebicas Protkcti ve Tabift I.bacIt puliiLshing a moHt valuable terint ot 'Ju.

Ttittse are with a vi.to BUiUs the tajeU and ai'trumenU for Prou.tton, whether In the liitreet of faru:eiluborei-u- . merehanta or nrofeaelonjal mo.Each fpue of tlio series apiealt to thoeu eisiiKixl iu sepárate Innustries.and presente liuispuiaijio iauu comparisons 01 w&Res.eo?of llvinK, and other rnruiueuta showing thoenefits of Protection.

Any single one will be sent on receipt of icent In 3tiiims except WaKes, Living uud'larilT." whieh will be sent for 4 cents.

Thti whole lict. will A10 aunt for HO cents orany twelve for 0 cents, or any Hve lor Itceuts, poeuige puld. Order by number.

'No. Psoasl-- Wsbts. Urina; and Tarlr. X. A. Haeis

HUU.1 10t8 "Tho Atlvautsicscf a Protective Tariff to

tlie lbur sud Induittrlea ctf ths (FulledStates." Hita I'rUe Lossy, ib87. cslaw.rvHu O. Rrnnixo eg

e Bonte l'rmltictton Indispensable to a Sup-ply, at Low Prices, of the Mauufaeiitft dCoiumij4litii-- required for tho lvople ofths Uulted Stj,í4-s-, ud AtltHju&te BumsI'roduetiuu of these Couimotllth lins.-Slhl- e

wltlmut a Protective laillt." tWtCsssr. 1H8S. C. D. Toku Jt

4 " w listare haw jlnrerisla ? Woul.i Pree Rw'alértala be AtlvaiitsKeoui, u tbs LalHir

Iulii!triit'8 of tho United AtutK.1ftwl Prize Khso, IHhii. Houku B. IrMux ITSf ." K. P lllljjiu. .. iiO MHoniH View ou ilia Tariff by an GUI busi-

ness Man." Uko. Diianta. 827 "The Protective iarlff : Its Advautatfea tor

" C. L. Hwani 89A The WckiI lnterit." JudKe VVa. I.AWBSwra SA

1 roterttlou es. A blstorle-A-Hevl'-w- . D. O. llAitKiMAK SO

1-0- Tho Farmer and the lartU " CoL TaoiuaIf. IS

11 ' rrol-- tltm us Pubilo Pulley.'' lísoROí B.Holthuu U

to the ITealdeiit's lie- -

aS4re.N K. p. Puktv.r , 8ia M'ti.kleKaii-- aud ta larilTIt "I h Vttul iiMtiuu: I Sail Amerlt-a- Indus-

tries be Ati&udoned sad American SImt- -tterssuriendt-redi- r

tt in t.orn.ai with Atiilitlnn ain- - or "ao nuoarva I para.

TT ""riott'tlon for Amttrtran niptlng.M. .....a "'Ihe :ann NotaTax." Komkhk orsrtj...

hv Irishman I f S;iO "Prut,.-tlu- " K. II. Amniijws..,Ul " What it a larld ?" Auswaratua Workiiui- -

muis iixmiioQ A

"Tub Amain au Wool Industry.1 K.U.AM--MIUOWN 8

W "Waa-'-san- Coaler l.lrinir.M J. D, Waxxa. aÍ4 "soutbern Farriiua Indualrlrs." , 1Sü " A ahort Talk to VorkiiiKUi-j..- aart" pi and tbs A wuusr." Ssbunr a. SI.

CUiXOH. ISThs Awntif-A.- i Psiomist, awl lr iwrmuA luuidlBoiuslon of all liaMa of UN TaHlX qurarfoa- Si

aaml 't'i-- s fia. Ai.ir aa Auiai u Pttrar. laria Uatua, W.fcal W Naw liat- -

Notlee for rtblissUoa. '

J. fiTOLI.Art.Br his Allomen Uoherts i Leahy.

vs. Plajutitf.JOHN BOUCHER,

Tlefendunt.Iu the JustUie Court Preolnot No. In. Then il liefetirtai.t. Jehu Jloueher, la hernby notl-fle- d

that suit in assumpsit byaMaohment hasbeen oomnienoed saMOist him lu the Justieecourt, preciinot No. u. Ornr.t oonnty. NowMexitv). by B.J. Btoilnr, bv his attrneya infaol, llolx-rt- s & Leshy, for foods furnishedaud delivered, and that iialess you euUir

in said suit oa or before lis Iblrtl-et- n

day of April. )ud(rm,it Winrnin willbe reuderedaauiust you. ilasj. 1 iti s,

Justk oí th Peaoe, Ptiwluut X.

CotkcU as J wittita the finest in tbe landat F, M. OallowayACo.

nandkrrehiela from 5 to 80 cents at F.M. Galloway k Co.

George West ua I'rii.k Murray, thetexk thievea arrested on lb Gila ' and

taken to Las Crucee, have ten indict mentaagainst them, and have taken a change ofveuie to this county. Sentinel.

Oa a recent visit to Iowa, Mr. E. Dal-

los of Luray, Russell Co., - lanías, calledat the laboratory of Cbawberlaia k Co.,Dea Moinea, to ehow them he til year oldboy, whose life bad been tared by Cham-berlain's Cough Remsdyi it having earedhim el a very severe attack of croup.Mr. Dalton is certain that it saved hisboy 'a lile and la vnthusiastio ia hia praiseof the remedy. He aaya it haa ao. eleel-len- t

reputation his vicinity; tbat farmerscome fifteen milea to hit atore fot itand that maay of tbein, like himself, arenever without it in their homes.' For taleat Eagle drag atore. "

Fortify tour System against ditest,with Wright't Compound Syrap of a.

Cleanses and enriches theMood and pives a new impetus, to life.$old at Eagle drag store. 1 ,. ., i t

ioooSome people agree with Tl Soa'a opin-

ions about mea and thinga.aad tome peopledon't; but everybody liket ta get hold of thenewspaper whioh ia neyer doll aad' aevérafraid to apeak its mind.

Demócrata know that for twrpty yeanTax 8t,K hat fought in the Iront liae forDemocratic prineiplei, never wavering orweakening in ita loyalty to the trae interests of the party it serve's with tearless intelligence and disinterested vigor. Attimet opinions have differed at to the bettmeant of accomplishing the common par-pos-

it ia notTHB Sen's fault' if it butseen further into the millstone.

Eighteen hundred and ninety ia the yearthat will probably determine the result oftbe Presidenta! election of 18p2, and per-

haps the forte net of tht Democracy for therettol the century. Victory in 1SV2 is aduty and th beginning of 1399 i thebett time to start oat ;n eonspxay wjJb

The Suk.DAILT. per moatü,..., WDAILY, per year, 6 00SUNDAY, per year 'I 00DAILY and SUNDAY, per year ... , 8 00DAILY and SUNDAY, per mouth.. 0 70WEEKLY SUN. one year.. , 1 00

Addrett THE SUN. New York.

O, at. SBOBT W. H. S1AUT.

Han & ShiDKALEVS IN

IMPORTED and DOMKSTIO

WINES, LIQUORS AND

Billiard Rail attaohed.Muslo evory night.

Clifton Arizona

FOP. ARMYPROPOSALS HKADOC 4HTi:itH Uli I'AKTM KNTor Arizona. Olliet CíiihI Viiarteriimuter. I.oaAnoki.ks, Camkiirma, Mareta lVth, k!M.Hi'Hld nntnoula will tie received at this of- -

flee uuttl 11 u'ulock. n. m., THl'ltSDAY, April17, ltflsi, and opened liniiiedliitely thereuftvr inliie presenoo ef bldderH, for 1 ruii.portition,liy sairtm, of mllltry supplies dm inr tho

year ending-.lun- e ;l.i, lnl, on nultosof theriepurtinent oi Arizona as follows: KollTENo 1 From any btuttou on the' Atliintlc undPuclllo. or Presoott and Arizona Central Kull-rou- d

to Port Verde, Arizona Territory. KoutkNo il. Kroin Phoenix, Arizona Territory, toKort MeDowoll. Arizona Territory. R.ipteNo. 8. From Bowie Slntlon. Arizona Terri-tory to Koit nowlo, Arizuua Territory. UiiUTCÑo 4. From Howie Station or Willnox, Arlztna Territory to Fort Thomas, and Han Carlos,Arizona territory, und from Fort Thomas toStMi Carlos, Arizona Territory. Koutk No.5 From Wiileo. Arizona Territory, to FortGrunt, Arizona Territory. Houtk NoFroiu Holbi-iHik- , Arizona Territory, to FortApaone, Arizona Terriiorv. KorTB No. 7.From Tneson, Arizona Territory, to Forttiowell, Arizona Territory. Huiitb No. a,From fluuchuea Blutlon, Arizona Territory,to Fort Iluuehuea, Arizona Territory. Kom iNo. 9. From any slut Ion on tho Atelilsou, a

& Kanta re railroad to Fort tUenton,New Mexico. Eol'Ta No. 10. From Watroilt,New Mexiiti, to Fort Cnlon, New Mexico.Koijik No. 11. From Winifate Htutlou. NewMexico, to Fort Wleiral". 'New Mexico.Koutk No. IS. From Hllvcr City, New Mexi-co. to Fort Hayntd. New Mexico. Hlil'TE No.13 From Kiiilroad Hlatlou at Santu Fo, NewMexico, to Fort Marey, New Mexico.

general instructions lo bidders undblank forms of proposal will la furnished ouapplical.iou to this oliiee, or to the AnsistautquurtormuHter at Tucson, Ari7ona Territory,or .Sunla Fo. New Mexico. A. b. KIM-I- I

A 1,1.. y uarlerniajuer U. 6. A., Chief (juailur-maste-

FOR FCKI, ' KdRAOE ANO1JK(POU..S Head(uartors i0iartinent '"fArizona. Otlieo of tho Chief Uiiurlorntustor,Uis Amreles, Caiifornla, Maroh üü, k:iSealed pruposals will lie at this ollioe,

at the tnliee of the Quartermasters at!and of the atdtteis below ritiineit, until 11

k a ui , on T iiwlav, April 'i, lityi, andopened 'ninied.altny theres i'ter in tbe pros-- .enee of bldd'ira, for tho f iirnlshinit and doity- -

ery of f uri, fónico and stmw, during tho fls-e-

year cniiltia June ÍIU, iml, at inllltary m-tlo-

in the Department of Arizona, asPorta Aiache, Bowie, ürunt. Huaohu-ea- .

Lowell, Moiavu, Thomas aud Verde, andHun Curios, Whipple Barraoks and Tucson,A nzona Territory, Loa Angeles and Han o

liar racks, California, aud Porta Bayard,Mauton, Union und Wlniate. aud Santa fe.New Mexioo, Prefereni-- ifiveu to urlielee otdomrstic pniduotion and uianufueture, con-ditions of prtoe end quality tieiuu; etiual. andsiH-- preferenou iflveu to artl'iles of Aoieri-c-i- u

rr.Kluo'lou ar.d j.r.ntirKotiire producid icinn Paoitic Coust to ihe exUjut of tho

reo o i red by the pubjio eervlcethere, Froposuls tor either olM suppllotuientioned or lir Quantities lesa .than tbewholerequl)ed, or for delivery of tbe aup-pll-

at poMMsithair tliati those above nsniedw1(1enierNiln1, Kriilt!cattos.

to bladert aud blank foruit ofta fumishcd on application to this

ollioe, or to the iiiarrerwettors at iv of thestations named above. A, 8. KMBALL.QuaiteriuauU-i- . V. a. Army, Ciiiol

L1QÍ1EE1CI - ARIZ.

:m: iste jS's

SUPPLY DEPOT.

A Full Line sf

mmm.BQOT8, SHOKS,

GROCERIES and DSY GOODS

V

Ala a Msstt atarkat AIUaa. .

WboIm&Is ana KetalL

KtTLLIOlf BOrjOMT AMD SOLD.

Quiet 'tales an email profit. I tolieUyear patrooace.

IALCIDO k BCHCLT.Z

M0B?HCI ARIZONA

TEiC

CASI IN" S IT

A favorlte'reaort fot those who are la fevwrof the.free oolnare LOf silver. Miners, Prospacers, jteoobsrt and Ctoekmeu.

Music Every Night.

eaoica

Pf. tfas tffiii km.8. BCTHHRFOHD CO

Morenoi - - - Arizona

GOLD GULCH SALOON

WISES. LIQUOHS AKD CIQAKt OF

QUALITY IN STOCK.

A place where the BOTS do drop In to takea nip on the tly

HARDBLLI SALAZAR.

Morenoi - . Arizona

MOM SALOON

SARTORIS St CARRASCO, Props.

'loorl whixkier. brandies, winet and fine

Havana Ciifars

Spanish Opera each night by a tronpe ofTrained Coyotes.

Moreno! Axixoaa

DETROIT SALOON

WINES, LIQÜGRS and CIGARS.

THE STOCK IS FIRST CLASS

When you want a social giant or to enjoy agtiuu uigur usu on

JACK Q. GRANT.

MORttXCl ARIZONA

OKKNCI BABbKU SHOP,

8UAV1NQ and HAIK CTJTT1MO

lions in a

WORKatAKLIKB UAKNZI

J. H. VAX ODKM.MOBNOI ARIZONA

P. J. CM,KOTAST PUBLIC aid COÍVKTAMCHE,

OUftoo Arizona

Thef "ormon ttlders' Booko a 4 Stnoi. BD'ai. O'- - tu Naa.ilwilssra, sa,aa t vlbikia. 9 uraai St ,'a i wa

'sXls3isTtLCI' 0aF"C',SrAf

ISlL tjÍlattHsMas'!

ljjCllÍlallo...... c3

THE ONLT FIRE PROOF BOTEL IM TOWK.

TWaUJKSTOX MUfyrebaUtMdretViwJAMaaavlsw last taws avvsAlaw --mumbtdt fvr a f t sbsU si The n fawataa

w. wmm w smarswis. saw wMt ww rawaavw tke matul etuwraU

O-oorcr- o Zocolo,

fte L. l filii Mor c.Zwioxd.o"b-cixor-, xr. &9

WHOLAX AX9 tUIIAVL HAUDU M ALL TOT? tfMINING AND 3UILDIÍIG LUliDEH.

Latí, SuicilEj, fifiin, Iflásf Elísás asiALSO

vH:a3r a,xx3. O-rcii-r.

."rrrtíii. Aet.

MINING LOCATION NOTICES

7

ULiloerlawsiaawBtaJ

tataetaalCñssi analta enaLts mtmtm saaLaasa

CJcrrect --Ajasaya IMTad. ovil Oro 43134.

.HSvOlioxu

MINES EXAMINED AND HEPORTED Olí

RATE4 rOK AJMAYIMOi

ti uGold 1 50Oold ard Silver J on

lad 1 wCopper 2 50

m

Tbe Houa and

A Commodious Sample Roo.--

T. Baker is Manager

Tbe Saloon is Attached to the

Laird &

v

roowse aee Use tawt tm Wtrm.

aw

f... ,' -

f

oí

ser

Mrs.

2?ox?2pxlotor.

n

Office.

Chock Assay for Ocld or Ettvear mCheck for both in sample... . lotCheck for Lead aSilica j

eaeh oj

ia it New.

for Ootnraernial

of tbe

Hotel aad Under tbe Snare HtJMgeaa.

Altmah

19 GuLi Ave.

b. ha am.Office mid Laboratory, Broadway, P. 0. Box K3, Silver OUj, Kew Idea.

J.

CORONADO

s4j

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Everything

Depártase!.

M Estate anillBsnraflce Apntss

REAL ESTATB, MINES. LOANS KE30TÍATEO.RANCHES, tITE 6T0(?K. C. 1UTESTMEXT8 WkT

AMD SOLD. amd INFORM AllOSiOorrespcctadLeno Gelicitad. '

RENTAL AQESCT. -- OiEoVKo.

ZiBcorlroa,

Travwism.

Culinary

BOUGHT GlTt

WESTERN LIBERAL.

FRIDAY. APRIL 11. 1S90.

Chat. Fetterly waa in the city thi wrelt.The water wagon began ita perigrina-tion- t

Monday.

C. S. Kellum, has about recovered fromtiit rrcuol illnus.

Juke Spitz the festitve representativo ofSob Bros, San Franoiaco, was towu tblaweek.

Arthur Kichol went up to IJaosaj thiaweek with a train load of stock for C. B.Zeek.

Conductor Tom Beck, wljq baa been laidup in tbe hospital for several weeks, it outagain.

Tom Foster came in froqj Oold HillWednesday, to attend the amateur play.Sentinel.

Bo't Williams, who hat been laid apwith pneumonia, wan able to be downtown tbit week.

Mr. B. Solon ao) Mini Geaevieve andMrt. 'f. 0. Clark have been vititinjr Dcm-luj- f

friend this wk. " ''- .

Frank Niebvl, wbe hat bee quite tickat Silver City, kas recovered tuffieieutly toretnin to bit tiila ranch.

Mra. Bridget Malone and ber childrenreturned trow Lot Angelet Sunday nigbt,well satisfied to liv in Lord. burg.

Hand bi 11 were posted ia town tbitweek edyertiiinu for labon-r- t to work outhe Dealing and Lat Paloma road.

Mrt. GoMtiuith wat in town Monday,en route to ber boma in Carlisle iron a"fisit to ber d0útur. AJr. 8. Uodaoer, of

t Peputy Aatsttor App andLin McUratb have been in tbe I wot endof tbe county Ibis week, inter'iswirgproperty ewnen.

Colenel John L. Motby hat arrived idEl Pato lo eupemae tbe liitt drawing olthe New Juarex lottery which will takeplace on the ?3rd.

Tbe VVeljs-Farg- o express business it toheavy that Fboa. Woods, who ia acting aaagent during Agent Cliitaxn't, absencehut bud to hire an txtra clerk.

Goo. W. rjutuce leave Sundny rightfor California, and will go from tut-r- dowc

in to Mexico to examine Bum a raiainxproperties fur an J3iili8u.cou-irany- .

.

I ui mediately alter hit acquittal KidLew 18, accompanied by hit father andbrother started emit. It ia to be hopedtliat he will not return to Grant county.

Mife Jettiu üaddiv, achoot teacher atis aciioualy tick with inHu-eiiz-

Dr. Gaddia, her lather, cuuie in

from Gold Hill Tuesday to vi.it ber, re

turning-- home Friday. Soniiuel.Geo. H. Utter will, go to congress in a

couple of weeks. Nut aa a member ot

tliut august body, although bo would Ui

a valuable ai.qui.iton to it. but to expluiuto tbe members tba uf ig

New Mexico a state.

Ellis aud Kinjrthury, who compose thewell known clothing tiriuot Ellis A: Kmwbury were oppo.-i- n candid jti'S lor alder-me-

at the El Paso election the other day."King" scratched out with "2 majority undwits tbe only republican t'l cied.

Frank Burke, the Santa Fe cashier atEl Pa'O, who skipped a few werka agowith several thousand dollar o longingto the company, haa bean ccpluied at bin

old hume at Salina, K.itmas. lie will be

brought buck to Paso or trial.

Fruía Cha. Davenport and Price Heutb-er- ,

who returned from Santa Fe lat week,

itit learned that Ada Uuoict was recentlyon tb war path. She had it tet-to- o witkher fiwualo assistant who got decidedly tbewo.-tt- the engngeineot.

Mr. and Mr. Small and their neice.

Mist Ana Marshall, will leave on the metbound tram Mra. Small andAnna go to Cleburn Testas, lo visit relatives, while Mr. Small goes to El Paso to

tee them safely on the Texan and Pauilic

train.Nicliol Bios, are preparing to sliip a

train load of cattle la Kansas, where theywill he fed for tbe summer before baiug

laced on the market. Those they ship-pe-

last fall are looking remarkably fine.

The shipment wili He mile in pal;;: carsfrom Deming.

Jack Fleming made one cf hit famousrunt for, Myor of 6ilver City lait we k.

He bud a majority of 231 out of lae 3S

volet cast. Jaek't Ineoda cluiin that t ti if

majority won't be a marker to the onewhich he will roll up when he runt for

sheriff next fall.

Last Saturday a special train of whatre known at mabi went west, bound for

California to take tbe p'aces of the strik-

ing iron ncouldert. At tevuial ttationtalong the road the tcabt were interviewedand told in unmistakably plain languagewhat tbe public opinion wat of them.

Jobn A. Mores toys thnt thosu who arepolitically inclined can run for office and

tbote who have a litaiary bent can buy a

paper and run it. but for bim, he ia

ttuek on running the Timmec house and

from all accounts he it running it to tbe.queen't or rulher tbe boarder't

iRichaid P. Hart returntd from fci east-er- a

trip laat Saturday night. He rP"'hit brother .Walter at enjoying marndlife tad tayt the Phlilipi brothers, on

whom h called, at Bliaa&eld. Michigan,

appear to he tvell contented an-- proapr-ou- t.

Be tayt he had a good time and belook at though he bad not a taocsnio ot

first clnut eating houtet.

CLIFTON CÜLLEÍGS.

The Grand Hotel opened up on the 9thint under new management r.; Mm. J.I). ft Co. The company, ere herneuei-- i Aliara Mnllie, Ella. Anna, andBella. 1'be way they Hy aruend and teethat a patron gett something to eat is onlyindicative ot what will be in the policy ofthe house. . They are known at the Irishcolony; the gula being recent import

from tbe gem of the tea, the emer-ald in!e.

Will A. Henry holds down the cases onthe Clariou.

Mention ha Iteen heretofore made nn-du- r

the bead of tbe Clifton Cullingtaboot tbe mining outlook ia thit teetio a;but, owing to being ao old corresponde!ot the LibkpuI and having tiid i0 muchin that ttrain it may not been in order tocall attention to the oumeroui ppeniugtfor tafo iuveatmeuta, nevertheless quita aaunder current boom it prevalant and at nodistant day you will record a terietot talettnat will astonish not only the nativet butthose who are averting that this place la

entirely n. g.Cupid at Moipnci teemt to be eotting

quite a caper, Amongst othsrt E. A.Scbultz will be married ' to Mist EllaBirchSeld of Deroing on the 22ad intt.The pecularity.of thia item ia that Ed

savt he is not ashamed to declara thattuch it tbe case. In fact be rather boaattabout it and teemt to live in a tea of de-

light when talking over the affair. Thereit another party who, dame rumor tayt,will book on about the tame time; but l.etold you i corretpondent that when thetime came arouad be would duly atorrohint. At Clifton there are yariout Vumors

aa to what ma; take place lo that time.A young lady who hot been living heresometime, it it said, will capture one ol

the moat popular men in town. Itit altorumored that Mitt Mollie McDonald tbeniece of Mrs. J. B. Kerns will make a voy-

age in tbe matrimonial tea, thit reportyour correspondent will not positively as-

sert. Tim Suilivan the popular sectionforeman on tbe n. g. (narrow guage, J

mean) i cutting quite a awatb uiso and il

it io range of possibilities tnat he maymaae a stroke lowardt arriving at hymensaltar. There it another party who hr

red cheeks aud is the pink of health, tolur as appearance goes, h payieg timitunlattei'dunce on a yooLg ludy who hps been

raited in our nnrjiit ; and to speak candidlya more appropriate mutch could not bemade. 01 conme Adam Smitn ia not theparty attended to.

Lawn tennis tr ema to be the prevailingexcitement. Eaci; evening op the groundswhich are fixed up lor the game ran btseen the galUutt and the wit 'and beautyof our quiet camp opposed to each other inbuttU; array, as it were. The only thingthat etruck the writer at peculiar aboutthe gain" that a lady hnd to do all thebuttling and the gentlemen, it eemed, did

all of the li nking on. Our wug aid. inpeaking about thi ne . ly imported evi-

dence of cultured civilization, "the coun-

try i sate and copper will go up becain--

Lawd Tin-nu- a is in cur midxt."NWAT.

The killing of Cavitt by Doc Bolton andClavton at Juarez., appears lo have

been a cold bloodrd murder. H"llon bus

ni de a staten.ent in which he jayt thatly'avitt uiged the quarrel on him and fired

the !ir.t ahot, hut thia it not Online out bjthe known fact. Cavitt's pilol was loui.d

in bit pocket and it had no( been fnd.Ciayton"a with th. affair ia antyslery to a great many, bin it is general-

ly known that he wat Bolban't tightii.gman, hired for the express pm poxe ot do-

ing Bollón' figuting. Although thesetwo men have plenty of money yet theebancea are they will have considerabletrouble getting fre. They ought lohave inveigl d Cavtl up into Grant conn'vand killed him, und everything would have

pataed off very eapi'y.

F. F. Lloyd and hia wifo were in town

yeiiterrlny. Mr. Lloyd, acting lor the railroad company, took u ninety day bond on

the well cast of the J- - rry Boyle, owned by.J. P. Ownby. Tbit will it uinety feel

deep and bat Bfty feet of water iu it. It

is intended to drift, at tbe water level,

south, with tbe expectation ot strikingtne JeVry Boyle wntpr ledge. It' it is

found the shaft will he pumped out, hihiL

about an hundred feet and a e anl level

run to tbe water ledge, which till give

the company an abundance of water. !fih company hud gone for this li .Hge inthe fin t place it wo.dd hn'e been ved

treat deal ot .xpenae.

Sheriff VThit-ehil- urrived in Itvn Sun-

day night, en route for Clifton loiaking forBill Brock, the Pinna AlUtkiliar. lie re-

turned Tu-nd- ay alone, bin iriaa havingskipped. When in town Tuesday tn biaway home he go tired of packing hit nxahootcr, the olliual badge ol bit position,and laid it anide and ctnjft near goinghome without it, but it. ia dollar to dougb-nnt-

that be will deny thit when be gtlaback to Silver City.

The Southern Pacific pay car was in

town Monday night. It looked awithout Bit. Paul giird:iir it

P.uil't place it i,ow occupied hy Vic VVil

ton, who ran a train on thit div:-io- n fo iror five yetrt ago bjt resigned to take anoffice under the Cleveland administration.The election of Harriao put him hack tnrailroading while it took Paul out of it.

There it to be a grand party at the Tim-me- r

haute and delegatei Irom

Lordsburg'a 400 trill be in attendance.

J. Wiae, lha short-legge- traveler for E.

Martin & Co., Sao Francisco, dealert inKentucky hardware, wat ia town Satur-day and gave tbe Libbral a thrilling ac-

count of hit experience with Arizona bri-

gands. He laid be was in the stage fromGlobe te Florence which wt reeentlyrobbed. He wat on tbe driver 't teat wbenthe itugu wat stopped. The robber toldhim to throw down the mail and exprrat.He proceeded to do ao and managed todrop hit pocket book, whicb containedabout 990Q, in the bottom of tbe boot.The robber then n.ide bun get dawn andttand in a row wHb tbe rest of tbe past-enger- t,

when one of the robber wealthrough their pockett but only got a fewdollara in change frena Wise. Jutt at therobbert were letvmg Wise hollered natto them and told them they owed biro twobitt. "What for?" asked the robber."For lifting down that ex prest and nail,"he answered. "Oh, you go io eaidtbe robber at he rode away. By a ttrangacoincidence Jim Guthrie, who drivet theGlobe ttage, wat io town Tuesday and d

ta an interview in regard to therobbery. He said that Wise waa ridingby his tide when the ttage wat ttopped,and teemed very much excited, be imcne-dialel- y

began getting out the nail andexpreat, without waiting to be told. Attoon at be got it out be jumped down,emptied hit pockett and taid: "0b, Mr.Robber, I have jnly got $12 ia money, buthere ia (900 in checks and I'll endorsethem to you with an indelible pencil whicbit jutt at legal at ink, here il my rolled-plat- e

chain and Waterbury watch, and,please, Mr. Robber, don't kill me." Tbepassengers all laughed and the robbersaid: "Oh, go to b 1."

The Mexican wbo pilednouie ties on therailroad track and triedlo ditch a train afew months ago, and who bat ever sincebeen confined in the county jail, hat beenturned loose and tent down into Cbibaathua. He waa tried, but the jury eould no

agree on A conviction, because be wat un-

doubtedly craxy. At the territory bat noinsane asylum it writ thought that thia wattbe best as well uh the cheapest way ofgetting rid cf him.

Ji. f. Burt went to Tuctoo Sundayto tee C. B. Zeek and arrange with himtor ihippiug about 2,000 head of eattle toKansas where they will be fed. Mr.U.ii t stopped in K.iiisas on his wav home

iaal week, and inspected the cattle he tentup there and found them in good condi-

tion. Hia men have commenced roundingup aid be will ship at soon at be hua atrain load ready.

Our old friend, the "Solid Mnldoon,"him.been doing Lordahurg. The y.iildoonia about due in Silver Cuy. Paddy Fordhas been trying to look after th Mul-dooi-

interests here, but hat a big j ibon hi handii. e. He won'tleave Lordnbuig until he licks the IrishDragoon.

Tbey ku lnvv to enre rheumatism in

PenriM Uwi.i .! Vr. J. F. Meignan, a

cig.ii d. id- r, awi ke one inorning with an attack of rlu uuntii.iu in hitright aim. Wuking around ihe stoicduring the loivnooii ma it, worse. By

noon the pxin was so aevere thai he could

not raise hie hand to bis he I i . bid n

carry bis arm in a sling. One of bis cos-

tón ers, on learning rhe tacta, went acroa-tn- e

street lo E. E Heck'a orng store, und

at hiv own expense procured a bottle nt

Chamberlain Pain Balm and pernuadedtbe cigar dealer to try it. It eased thepain and tiy the next morning he could

use ba arui, and by the second morningwas entirely well. I bis ia only one of thean) severe rates of rht'ormi'itni that have

cored by this vuiualde remedy. 50

cent bottles for sale at E'ngle drug tor- -.

Weighed in the Balance and found A

PeitVc. Dentifrice vVright't Myrrh ToothS inp. Preaeivet the teeth, reuinfes tallar, deitiova bacteria of the mouth. Soldat K igle drug store.

II.LINKRY WUKK.MMtt. L. N. COMSTOCK

Has opoued a lllllincry atore at her home.She ia prepared to do the beat work and tof urnt&n grooda of the newest deeigna.

Sbt lnvltea the patronngn of all ladies whoneed any work In tbe millinery line.

Jay-Eye-So- e Sa1008

Makt a apvaalty of

Pnre Ktatocky Wliisii.es

mash or W

And other letdinf tuaurln.

w An. blear.

BANK EXCHANGE,

CHOtrl V1IMB8, LHI OKB AHD OIUAKS.' Corner Hrei and Stokapearo atráete,

Lordoburg - . . tiaw llexteo

McGRATH & CO.

talrs iaCANDIES, C0NFKCU0NARIK3.

FRUIT8 aro VEUKTABLE8

lUDroad Arnu,Lordiibxirf Ktyw Mnoo

Statk or Ohio, Citt op Toledo, iLucas County.

Frank J. Cuknet maket oath that heit the teulor partner of tbe firm of F. J.Ciiic.skt & Co.. doing buainest in the Cify

I of Toledo, County And Stale aforetaid, andthat taid firm will pay the turn of. ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS for each ar.d everycase of Catarrh that cannot he enred bytbe ute Hall's Catahbh Cum.

FRANK J. CHENEY.Sworn to before me and subscribed in

my preaenee, tbit 6th day of December,A. D. 1886.

) A. W. OLE A SON,4KAL i

1 ) Notary Poblio.Hall't Catarrh Care it taken internally

and actt directly opon tbe blood and ma-co-

surfaces Of tbe system. Send for tes-

timonials, free.F. J. CHENEY Co., Toledo, O.

tTSold by Druggists, 75 cent.Handkerchiefs and glovet at F. M.

Galloway A Co.

Lirs.F.l Galloway

.& Company

MILLINERY.

Have received a new supply of goods fortheir atora. Tbew now nave an elegantttookof

FLOWER BONNETS,Tbe latest tilog out,

STRAW HAT8.ALL KINDS OF HATS.

Alto a large stock ofLADIES' FCIIXIBHIK-- S

andCHILDREN'S rüRNISHINQS.

Everything It new and prloet are Incom-parable, ,

XaOXaiDOlBtJXaCr-- .

T. t. 0OWAT. . 0.,FOtT. V. A. VAsrUVa.

corny, posET mím !

ATTOBNfTS A5D OOUNSBLOBS AT LAW.

Srivna Oitv - New Mixico.

3. O. BAIL. 1. A. AITCtinA.

BAIL ANCHETA,Attarneya-at-La-

Will vraurle In tbe courts of tbe Third Judi-cial lilsi.net and in the Supreme Court of th.)Territory. Silver City, Mew Mexico.

R. U. R. KIXG.DTEXTIST, .

Demicg ' Kew Mexico.

Dr. King wtif vfalt Lordtburg every tlx .ydart

ucean Ticte s.

1 havo reolved tbe aprointaieot as agent

for the celebrated 1NMAN ocean steamttblp

compnnr sad am prepared to sell tickets to

or from Burope at the rcffulur ratos charged

by the ouropaafea.

Io Transf neoTo any point In Europe at tliu recula." ratt ft

DON: H. KHDZIH,Lortlbburg- Now Mozioo

pORrEITLKK NOTICK.

To Bam not 7. Meokfl: You are herebr no-1- 1

Bud thht I have expvuded otm hundred dol-lara in labor an1 itijroreineiitri upou the

lodu, bitualt'd in the Kimball iuinluirdlHtrlot, tirant county. New Muxiiro, as shownby notice of location n 'corded in borik 13 ofmining loeatlun recorli, pHffHK 2 and 2 anwill appear by eertillonto filed on March 3Ub,y "K lu Iheoiliooof the recorder of nald coun-

ty in ordr to hold fa'd prt"nii?i undtr thnpnviions oi' Kcotion '4 revised Bitutci ofthe I'liiU'd Siato, bclur the a'imuut requ.rt'dto hohl the eunur for tlie yar pntjinf Deonin-btíry-

I Hi, wild if within nfnrty days front tlmpt'blioutlon of tin; notice you faii or rfu tccoir i butt) your oroportlon of nuoh ex ta

ae a 00 ownrr. tofft ther with tie ctt ofllnn pubik'ti' ion, your inor'r in Maid claimwill bfcoitif the priiptrty of th subooribcr,uudar HdUl fwetioD f . W, THOMAS.

First w.ibitcatloii Jan 10, I W,

(UtMil lítK NOT1VK.FTo Hiitii!1 W. Mpk: You am here-- y noti- -

fled thut Í nbve oxptiKied ot huudrod dolíanin la Dor aud inipiov'ev.enui upon thf Coa'ode MiUaud in K'mbill mfninp dlitrict.Grunt oouriy, Niw Mxion, as ibuwn by no-tice of Ux'ulton reootdud in book 13 of mlntnclmtaiion notio HZi end aa will

by ovruilcate iiitd ou Maroh Hh, IHn)in the oífir ot ti rord rof Raid ounty inordor to Vdd an id itretnint undfi the ptTTia-ion- "

or tc5'.uio revlbcd acuuiea of theIjiiUfS Htbtr, ne nr: Ihe noont required toholrl the aame lor tho year andina Toembar31, and if within nlnnty day from thapulirti-iu- uf thi- notko yon fail or rrfuse tooonrrHn t your proportion oi tuoh exoMiirlt-Ui- r

as MKwner, together with t.ie coum oftui ou'ulicAt yo-i- tntrett In aad cUirawill become tb pnpttrtar of Ute nuhpcrHier un-der ould aeotJon fcttt. C- - W Thomas.

JTirar publiatkn Jan. 10, 100.

NOTI. .poHKEITCKKTr Jam Broun and wttT T are hereby

nnttrled that. I bave expanded nw liuudrnddolliirs tn labor hfid lir.piirretn'ma on the'..!.;.'-!- xt in tho sr.mball minina;ritrtct. Grant oounty, New aa thownty noricr of local. on recorded in tiook IS ofn'iniiiff liKinrlon iworda pave-22- and atwill appear hy oertiflmto filed on Doembfir1rt I", In thu oetoe of the rfoontw o( ealjeounty tn ord'r to bold aald premiMM nndrthn nronrlalona of aeotlnn fl revised ata tuftof the United Htutea, belnf the amount

to bold thn sanie for the year end-ing: iwcombpr 81. 1, and If within ninntydaya from the pu'Mloallon of thia noria yrufall or rtfuf to contribute your propot Win rvfsuch eipendltnre as a UaTthnrwith the eoata of thia publtoattm, your Intnr-a- t

In said claim will become the protrty ofthe aubseriber, under suid eeotioa :V4.

i. w. Moctrus.Flint publication Feb. 7. 1MN).

The Utxirsl'a admtlaiat LlrtrjjL W. Blinn company, lumber.W. g. Small, Eagle drag atore,at. W. lícGr.Ü,, fcd tad livery dableHart Brother. - srhotetale aod retail

botobert.A. N. Simpaos, pkyeictan and targeoa.P. ft, Orearet. juitice ot Ute peaoa and

notary public. '.

Roatbern Pacifie railroad.Ariaona k New Metioo railroad.0. Ambrer, wirjet and liquors.Bank Etobaatta.

Saloxan.Tom Tit g, reatauraot.frank Proctor, fclacksoittii.

. B. Jone., jtwttae f iba platee.Q. ). Rood.McOrath k Co, Caodiet.A. L. CrtbtHM, aboetaaker.George Reeb, Arlington hotel.Wah Ba, Ownby haute.KokvrU A Leahy, general rnerchaodit--- .

W. J. Totsell, jewelry.Asheafelter aV Doeaboe, attorneyt.Jot. Boone, attovney.Litdaoer, Wormtet k Co.

Laid Altaian, veal víate and Invar-tao- t.

Dr. It. ft. tlag, debritt. .

Ob way, Posey k Hawkins, lawyert,.Bail k A acheta, lawyer.E. II. Etad, ataaytv.1. A. Motet, Tirnmer houf.

ItOHRCI.Pablo faleidoj general ntertbandit.

. Rutherford A Co. Cabinet taloea.Mardelh k Baltaar, Oeld Qalob ttloea.Barterie k Carra ato, Morenai taloeB.Jack Ü. Orant, De trait it loon.

J. H. Taa Orden, barber shop.curro, Ajusoha.

II. J. Kffaa, attorney mi taw.Bart k Short, saloon.T. J. Baker k Aon, Oraad late).P. J. Clark, notary.

EL PAao, WAS.Texaa k Paeilo Railway.Iaternational Smelting Co.

first National Bank.

A Public Claim. Ked Cross CoughSyrup infallible for all throat and lungtrouble. Cures infjuenaa and sore throatExcellent for children. Sold at Eagledrug store.

A. L. &I3S0H.

. '.;. FIRST CLA3S WOUK

Qatisfactlcn QlvenOnAU

LonUburg - New Meibe

per. WarrBitlLiaivaaMH IU t.ID MUI HIT iNt.1) lioib Ud-t- cud ni( UN,

lth Murks tw-- enn"! f

WW h lociHtv Mn Mrttrtj tnttoiollitr ullts our irpt,.i.i ii Ka ut.

k is""'' TboM at NullflOAmi"' ,Ka, -.- .Ph. ara Vaya. All tba nrk vota

iidCfl Jo r to bow wliul aonJ y.n ro Ukh wboatid itaí.hort tiil íIich- nb'mi jrc that ulwaya trault

in t Mltaithia tni.ta lur u. wbi.li M tu." ycaí wlif n one uritftj,and tútM var ratMUd. We any all xprvM, fttlrbt, ate Afiaf

a kuuw nil. If ou w tild llko lo po to wurb fr ua. jn cam

am rruiii JO tn MMtf tT wrk and upwanla. Adlrvaa,bantu a X. Co., 1 tf, CorCantl, llftlBt.

Lúz2. k Njw M. 'ico Biui;.TIME TAHLE

l.ei Tina Tíblb

J c No. 7,Si 8 2f-- S"

'a. Not11:4-- ' a 01

2 a in20 :H3 a ru

8:2 a m7 l:itii8 S:ll. a ni6 8:17 a ro4 8:01 a ru6 7.K! a mt 7:W am5 7:(Mla m

it. W. 1

i55rNo BT4T10K3

ltiiupm1 Lv. , Art ;W p tui 2j " . .Oiirmult. ., Lv3:1X1 p in i'l Ar. I)unci:n8:10 p ml ,Lv .1iiuc:iq.. Arj

p Ol; 47 . Sheldon. ...LvS:M p in, 60 Yoraa

:K1 p lu 66 ..Coronado...4:32 p 111 rU ...ííulhrte....t:lV poii II . .8. Si.linif...6:1.8 a m, M ..N. ttidlna...

83 ji mí lijArClirtoiKIjaVTralni run dtlly except Hundayt.

PAKHF.nosá aira.Cltfton to North Bldlnir..; 60

" " Bouib Hidluir .7U

Gu tin-i- 16"" " Coronado ll'l' " Vnrka I 10

Sheldon tro' " ltinoMU 3 KI' " Summit .' " Lor Isbur. 6K0

Children between tvo and twelve yrs ofaire half pri'w

tr" ..i p und of baKtreyw uorrlorl frHOT?itbeaub fell faro, aad 60 pouudn tmut each halffui ticket.

First National BankDEKI.tU, M. St.

C. H Dial, F. H. Bibpüld,President. Cathielr.

CAriTAL, 1100,000. BtTRPLTTfl, tlo.ono.

Ancounta of Merchante,' Ranohmen ndMinora reoelved on nioat (avoiebl'i wnci.

Correapoodeuoe luvited.

Forntirn and Dorceitto CicLanfe Dovgbtand aoid.

All bnalnnaa entriiaMd to ut will aa k&adtedand oarufully.

PKOVJSALH T)R MILITARY SÜPPLIF.SSTATION"! Hado.uarter

of Arizona. Omoe o tia ,ChlofQunrtrniaatr. Loa Aiiirulca, California, April

, V uf SeHled Proposal", In dupllcaw, will berxccivrd at this otuue, until 11 o olooi a. M onTHCKSIlAY, May , HnO, and opened Imiii,dlatly thcreafuir In th DM'li,for the f ui nlahlng- - of Fuel, Fcraae and Wtrat Hoad Htattonafn tbe tinpartujeut of Arts-rn-a

to paaidna pubtlo tcarua, or doatthmnutsof troop, duHiia- tbe flauil ye.e eintufi)oinNT.lulír 1..1MM. and ending June 80, li'l Ulaok

for propoi. oontatnlni parsHoniara of the auoplK-- renulred aud 4ntruetlnna to blddni, will be t on aiMilv.tfon to this orr.o. nr to the CtHmisau-r- atForta Aiwchis Bowie, ihnnt. itunohue,Lowell, V'o''t. MoJw, Thomas and Varaand San Carlo. H'ulppie Harnmlia and TuceonAlinna Trr(tory. lid Font itaywrd. fWldeu,fttaiitou, Union aud Wiujiate au.l f, nía Fu,Now Th Govmnuut icwettirvoa tlienaht to re)K!t any or ad bia. A. 11.

giutonuusici, V. S. A., QUiif

V: v.,, .

Bubam-t- tor atxl anlewrtte at

i

ftibitstMtrti 'i i

Mtnlnsr Oaron, SnxiUart) and HduIIOH Würkt aOrrouud ua

VU Vaatreai Ppf la at Mivaf jDitt. 4I tance 0 It ty aiilaa.

TTPw tha Sort ot (Mt Vatooa a4 CafU Hala.

JOEtnSAM Haa Goad Kit

gOTJT, it fft &tip ry

is OirWvflt.gwtatJT

atsa SMttrt fata aod Isa TabMo4Vs

J0tTHWBsrf ara Oertlele and taa Oatnpv

L0R08BURG

Utfce ftepot f sapolaoa t-- tail sxMoalvaaliwBV dnrarlot aod for the baouredB OC

wCí

Located fYvai

THF. GILA RIVER

On the Kortt to Ao

Mexican

On tha South

THÍ LIBERAL

Covwra all this vaat territory and ta derrotetiie iu a Jf

MINKB-S- ,

ÍTRCBANT8,

ME0HAKIC8,

STOCK'MEJt

taarata mt atertidoa.Ona year....... ..fSix njontht.,,4.... ..tt ., ...Thr mnntlit,,,, . 4,, J 5

Adjrittn Satee tubjeet m s(al prfPuUUabol avarf ridar at . : '

Y tnMimrr Él SEIKJ

DREAMS.

Jn tiram I nalk In way,Pr lim4J MtrrftHi In mitiny ilhi.When jwif ahldtia and twnvitjr tiirHI,

Aud glow t'iriMili hnppy tiny

I dnvun of frfotiHs wtuwi frvííh i fawtI ilnrn of lore ttmt rnnmA fail.Of ii th:,t iifVff ure ntr ul

Of taoiNU tb..t beck'in till the latIn drunu I limr th non-f- of (..- la,

J iuw tnci Khorvn of happy lan In,I tcf the clasp of toTin ham In,

I cnlcU tU drift of tliUr wortla, .

They ro lul dmuirw, and í, rj i. ! '

Awaaa tit wwp my fraaislirJ LU;Awikf to fwl th truth of tliia:

Tbat drvama can never conw to mm

anmeclmi wtah I iwVr ha! rwainidA bom th thins 1 lonirl for ho.Frtrfh-- my brt mlht never know

llow duar their vaeet fulfllluMnt atxrined.

8011 let it dmun, for ofNa tínwtThe ptkih éa drw, the day Is bleak.My mail ao and. my heart bo wtmk,

I tain wwkl h"ar the buppy chlmra,

The happy chinar that fancy rinnAuruax the dmr; moon of HIV;I fain would we amid my strife

The rafil r inborn fancy brinpt.Doatn Courier.

A TIÍAT FOR A WITNESS.

Many years Ago I took a trip tlirouj;liwhat was tlion culled, the "Fur West."My cou rs'3, fur the most pari, lay throughun unbroken forest. T)iouli n wttkVscabin here and there broke the wildmonotony, tuany a day wiui panned with-out the higlU of a liuhitation or meetinga human being.

One day I came up with two men whohnd disniuunted at tin' wnyaide, and wereseated on a o cliattinjr, hile theirhorses IitowsckI ciubly at a little dis-

tance. One of the two. like inyuclf, wasevidently a traveler, while the tow clothhunting shirt and cooiiHkin cap of theother to Hay nothing of his long rilleand weather face betokened thegenuine lackwooUamun.

For some timo 1 had ticen waiting anopportunity of iiiiiiiiii!; the way toadistant settlement, at which Í proposedmaking a temporary stop, and here,doubtless, was the very man to supplythe information. .

"Jest 'light an' rest your critter a min-il.- "

said the woodsman, when 1 had putmy question: "ine'u this gen'leiuan '11 bethrough piesently."

Accepting the invitation I soon dis-

covered tliHl the busmes I hnd inter-rupted was a liorse trade, which, ofcourse, took precedence of every othermatter.

The "swap," which had already madesubstantial progress, was speedily con-

cluded. The traveler, whoso animal wassomewhat jaded hU reason probabivfor seeking thu exchange gaVe the fron-tiersman $20 "boot," and. .mounting hinew hackney, took a hasty leave, appar-ently desirous not to give the other partylime to "rue.

I related my inquiry, and was toldthere was no road, not even a .bridleiiath. within many miles of where wewere, leading to the place 1 wished toreach. I offered to pay the man liberallyto guido me to some point whence I couldfind uiy way alone. A bargain was atonce concluded, and iu less than half anhour we were jogging uloug like oldacquaintances.

That night wo camped out, supping onsonio jerked venison my gmdu had in hitpouch, and tethering our horses in theedge of a small praino which affordedgood grazing: and the next afternoonbut one wo struck a traveled track,which, my companion assured me, 1 hadonly to follow straight ahead to reachmy destination.

Here we shook hands and parted: andit was a month afterwards at my ownhomo that my western journey was viv-

idly called to mind by the followingparagraph :

"A Traveler Murdered. By our lasladvices from we earned that an un-

known traveler as found murdered onthe 1st of June las'. The act was at lirstattributed to some marauding hamN ofIndians who have l:(ely shown them-selves troublesome. lJut later develop-ments fasten the crime on John Stover,a white man, found in possession of thedead man's horse and some money iden-tified by a tavern keeer who had changedn noto for the traveler tho day before hitbody was discovered. The latter wai ;ist seen alive in Stover's company, thetwo having ridden away together fromthe stranger's last stopping place. Thocriminal barely escaped lynching andwill have little to from a jury ofthe vicinage."

"John Stover!" I exclaimed. "Why.that's the name of my late guide!"

The recollection of the horse trajecame back like a flash. It had takenplace on the last day of May, and fromthat till tho 2d of June Stover never leftluy company. It was impossible hecould have committed the crime forwhich his life stood in peril. The "swap"explained his possession of the liorse,tmd the "boot money'1 that of the. billfound upon him.

There was no time to lose. If an inno-cent man was to bo saved from the gal-

lows. The mails were too tedious androundabout to be trusted, and the tele-

graph wus yet uninvented. There wasnothing for it but (o stage it us lar aspracticable, and make tho rest of theway on horseback. At any cost I fellbound to prevent the wrongful taking ofa fellow creature's life.

It was nearly dark when I reached asettlement twenty miles from where thutrial was to come off. It was set'down,I learned, for the following day, and tobe in time I must proceed that night.

"The road is hard enough to lind bydaylight," raid the host of tho little innlit which I had ordered up)K rand a baitfor uiy I. one. "Ucsides, there ure

prowlii: nlxuit, ui'd they're uglycustomers to meet with of a night."

"I ha no choice," I replied. "A man. is to be tried fur his bid ,

whose innocence I rau prove; Tor he wasiu my company, miles from the scene ofthe crime he is chsigud with ut thu timeof Its commiuHiou.

but if you miss your way," returnedthe other, "you will lose instead of gainlinii."

"f.'rVsp one o' t!iec gentlemen," I

said, turning toa group of three w ho hadbeen listening attentively, "will ngreo toguide me. I nm willing to pay liberallyfor tho service."

The three conferred apart briefly."I'm summoned n a witness myself,"

said ofie. "but I hadn't intendeJ etnrtln'just Mt. However, if you're in a hurry,1 don't mind keepin' you company."

I thanked him for his friendly offer,and we were soon iu our saddles.

"There's a shorter cut thun goin' by therond," said my companion, when wo wereclear of the settlement.

I gave myself to his guidance, nnd heled the way into the woods, which wereopen enough to be ridden through with-out dilliculty. -

We had gone but a mile or two, when,"Hush!" the man whispered.

A sound of galloping behind was plain-ly nud'ble. .

"Indians! We must ride for our lives!"raid my comrade, in the same low whis-per. "I'ut your liorse to- - his best, am)keep straight dhead, while I bri:ig upthe rear and look out for the rasáis."

Clapping spurs to my liorse, on whosespeed and spirit 1 knew I could safelycount, 1 was noon considerably in ad-vance of my companion. There was noluo.nl, but the starlight enabled me toavoid the tribes, nnd heedless of thescratches from the thick undergrowth 1

lushed on.Suddenly, with a frightened snort, my

horse reared till he stood almost upright.The quickness of the motion threw mefrom his back. Then losing his balance,the terrified annual, with a shriek more,piercingthr.n human Voice ever uttered,plunged headlong over thu precipicewhich the foliage had concealed, undwent crashing down upon tho rocks far

That I was the victim of treachery wasthe first thought that flashed iiK)ii me;and the next was mat the safety of, mylife deK'iided on tho belief of my ene-mies that it had already been destroyed.

Quietly as jiossible 1 crept beneath theshelter cf a thicket and laystill. Oefore long I heard voices, nndoon a light was struck: and wKh a torch

of dried bark, which one of them held. 1

distinguished the features of the threemen seen ut the inn. one of whom hadvolunteered to be-- my guide. They foundthe tracks of my horso where he hadgone over the brink, and gave a laughof satisfaction.

"Now, Stover must hang beyond adoubt." said one, "aud wo may breathefreely: for had his innocence been provedthe suspicion more than once whisperedagainst ourselves would liavo been re-vived, and who knows what might havehappened?" .

Then they discussed among Ihemsclvecthe sickening details of the murder, olwhich they had been the real authors,and chuckled over the money they hadgotten by it. -

At last they went away, and as soon asit was safe I left my hiding place, andafter several hours' wandering cameupon anettler'scabin. ' Arousing the pro-prietor. I uiude known my circumstances.Ho was a frank, honest fellow, disposedto give every assistance: and, saddling ucouple of horses, we started nt daylightfor the seat of justice.

Tho last witness had given his testi-mony when I entered. Poor John Stoveihad nothing to offer but his steady as-

sertion of his innocence, and his unsup-ported explanation of hij posjcssiou olthe horse and money.

"Aro there tiny witnes es for thetho judge inquired.

"There is one," 1 anuwercd, at tho endof a painful pause.

The prosecutor nnd the prisoner's coun-sel both looked surprised.

"Docs any one know this gentleman;"asked the former.

"I do." said thu judge, in whomlrecognized an old college friend nnd classmate,"(.tmie forward, Mr. Wythe."

My testimony soon released the pris-oner from his ieril. and put in his placethu real criminals, who, in additton tothe murder actually lying at thc-i- r door,had con. e so near having another to an-swer for. True Flag.

l'lv rXllliuns 4f SoMIcr,Some years ago an idea suggested ilselt

to an obscure workman of Uelleville. unidea that since thou has engendered anarmy, amply qualified, were it a questionof numbers alona, to realize the dreamo eternal peace by keeping in check theassembled armies of Europe. He sets onfoot 5,000.000 soldietii a year. These a

are of humólo origin, but so wasNapoleon. They spring frmu old sardineboxes. Kehgated to the dust hole, thesardine box is preserved from destructionby the dustman, who sells it to a ragmerchant in U.'llevillu or iu Ilultcs disu-nion t, who in his t urn disposes of it to asiR'cialist, by whom it j then preparedfor l lio manufactories. The warriorsare inado from tho bottom of the box;the lid and bides are used for guns, rail-way carriages, bicycles, etc.

All (his may seem unimportant at iir.stsight, but tli3 utilization of thru; oldsardine Uou m has resulted iu the foun-dation of tin enormous manufactory, utwhich no Ires than workmen ore em-

ployed. I went there the other day,und, no one suspecting mo of being apolitical corre- iioiideiit, I was admittedwithout diiiicuity to 11 view of tho gn atuiseiuil und its 5,000,000 warriors. The

M)or workman, out of whose head thearmed tin soldier sprung via the sar-

dine lx. is njw a rich man, and, whatis more, nn eager and keen sighted pa-

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spikeii helmets retire from positionsconquered in French nurseries, and thetime U not fnr distant when the tricolorshall wave over the Berlin toy bhops uslight revenge en attendant the great.liliick wood's Magazine.

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