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VOL. IX NO. 2!). LOltDSIiUKO, NEW MEXICO. MAY 29, 1SÜ8. nhacrlptlon tf"'WESTERN LIBERAL.

New M fixicoi

ftTBLlSBKD FU1P-AYS-.

Br lOKt If KEDZIK.

8abecriptiB Prices.

rtirae Months CO

six Month! i :rOio Year W

Babaor'.'Hen Alwaya Fnynnloin Advance.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.FEDERAL- -

T. Catren Delegate to ConirroaaW.T. Thorn tan Covi'ruorLarlon Miller SecretaryIkH a.lttuiita Chief Juilicoft ta. U."l. 1

J. B. Hamilton, I AaaociatesB. ;B;l.nil(chlin, (o. D.niiH )

Charlea F. Knaley Rnrveror--ealra- l

C. M. Buannou United States t ol;eolorJ B. Hemingway U. 8. IMalrlut Alloroey

ilvard I.. Hull I). S. MarshalW. B. Leonila U. B. MiirahalJ. W. Fleming U. S. loul Mine lnKfiorJ anal H Walker, Santa Fe, Liintl Ollloereare Del-aü- Bnnta Fa Kmj. Land nmeeJ. . Prvan, 1. Crucoa Keif. Land ORiceJ. P. Aacarala, I.a Cruces Keo. LamtOilico

llcHara Tounir. Étoawell Ker. IjiihI OfliceW. H.Ceea-rore- . Iloawell Iluti. Irftni OAVeW. W "lloirle, FPlaom Hf. Land Office

. Tiehlea Hcc ljtuil OfneeTERRITORIAL.

j p.Tlctory Solicitor-Genera- l

j B. mm, Pinta Fa Diat. Attorneywi L Tannr LasCrueea "ev Ta. Whl"aan. Albiiquerquo "A. M. Barliie. Silver City "M. W. Mill SpringerL. C.Frt. Laa VigaaGeera--e P Bakor, Kuawellr Vino. . LibrarianH ' 8 Cla'iev Clerk 8;ipreine t'eurt

H 3B'iiniaiiQ tiupt. rotMti nliur.vCas w Koaelicl Ailjutant CciieralK.J. P.in Treasurermrmtt lo Pare AmlilerA mad Chaves 8upt. 1'uiiHc InductionV S.Hart t'oalOII InsHlnrÓ0TTRT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.JeanDh U. Heed of Iowa. Cbirf JtiFtico.

io:iTS Justicks Wilbur K. rUone, orCelerado; Thomita C. fuller, ct North luroli-a- a

William M. Murray, oí Tijiiesoe; lit in y

. ltiaa, af Knnnaa.Vimlioar U.lleynel(W, of ltitsourl, U. B.

Aueruay.OOUSTT.

1. 1. DrannaaTuos. Foater ...Coanty CominiisiouorsA. J. ClarkIt. . Newaaam.. Prohato .ItidjeB. M. Taunr Preljate ClerkT.N. Chlldara.... AcsnaForBaylar Slianuan. '". BhoriOrB. T.I.luk ... .Saflaol SuperintendentN. A. ".alien. TtxrtKiirerA. B. Laird " Collr ctorgot. ft. Brawn... SurroyarIsaaa aireas , Coroner

Bonthern Pacifia KilroaJ.Lardaba ra; Tima 1 alla.

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0TA1ÍT PUBLIC APCONVEYA-NCEH-

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Ite4 tutea Court Comml.aionor utnor- -

Ltn 0m8 bu,lne"- -

1. U ". . Hew Moxloo

Lerasbarg

M.M. CROCKER, M.D.

rhyalelaB aaílart"- -

Near MexlooBr4sbar(

M. J. EGAN

itTOUn AT LAW.

Compaay's BuUd-a-Copperpa. AriaaaaIB ld Qf RiTtr

Cllttox. - --xlzcaaa.

A. H HARLLEE,ATTORf IY AT-LA-

". . . . w Maxloo.Btirar City.

eountlos of GrantBiatrial Attorney for th

asa iiarr. .

JOS. BOONE,

ATTORNEY awd COUNSELLOR- -

Wlllpraatioainall tho oouru an.' Inn J of

Root la tba tarritory.given to all uaainc. on

oruatedtobim.Now Mnxiro

iwmma

S. M. ASIIENFELTER,t ATTUlXNEY-AT-LATv- -,

ormneiniock. BUvor Avenue,

Dealing, New Moxloo.

A GEEAT STRIKE.

Prom tlioSt. LouiwOlnbo D'Tnocrnt.SjVikan;:, M;iy 2. Last Honda)

Martín Ncilly was returning to Unsc-lan- d,

Tlritlsh Columbia, arter anprosperMing trip into the

Salmon Uivor district, no reachedtho Columbia river at a point aboutsix miles north of Trail Landing, 1).

C, at noon on that day, and Bclocttnga spot on the bank of the stream atthe foot of Lookout mouutato lie eatdowirto cat his dinner. As he did sohe noticed n huge boulder half buriedin the rami in a dry portion of theriver pot far from whore ho hat.

When he waa through with his repast he shouldered his pick and Miin- -

tered over toward the huge boulder.He examined It at first la a casualway, aad then bis experienced eye teldhini that it was promising lookingquartz, rock. He struck his pick IntoIt several times and dislodged a pieceof the decetnposed rock. Great washis surprise when upon picking up thefragment he saw traces of gold uodcooper, lie walked around tne Douiu- -

cr and knocked off piece after piece,and as he did so his excitement in-

creased with, each succeeding disclosure. In speaking of the circumstancesto the correspondent he said:

"It was some lime before I fullyrealized what a fortune I had discov-ered, but when it dawned on me t lintat last I was a rich wan 1 am afraid Imade such demonstrations 89 wouldjustify any one who mi(iht have seenme In believing that I had lost mysenses. i or several years 1 nave ucen'grubstaked' In prospecting thesemountains without success, and manyIs the lime I Jiavc gone hungry forthe want of the price of something toeat, and can you blame mo for goingnearly crazy when I realized that Iwas no longer poor?"

When Neilly had demonstrated tohis eatUfaclion that tho huge moun-

tain of rock before la aim was full ofrich metal, he proceeded to locate hisdiscovery by posting the usual uoticcstaking in the Rround upon whloh theboulder rested. He then selected a

number of the specimens of rock thathe had chipped on", and putting themin his pocket, he started for Uoseland,arriving there, late in the afternooo.He went to several assnvcrs and leftsome of the rock to lie assayed.

The next inornipa; one assaycr's re-

port showed that the ore containedD3 in cold to the ton, besides being

rich iu copper. Tho other two assays

showed Í47 and $."8 in fold and alsocopper.

From the position of the boulder,lying as it does on the dry bed of theriver all by itself ami at the foot ofLookout mountain, which rears itscrest several thousand feet up iu theair, it is evideutthat at some periodthis hiifje body of rock has become dis-

lodged from the mountain and rolleddowu with fc:trfiil momentum to thepoint where it now rests.

The boulder, as near a cau he es-

timated, cent:; ins in the neighbor-hood of 2O.C0O tons of rock. As yetKcilly is undecided what he will do

with his boulder. He says he may

conclude to have it mined and shippedto the Trail smelter for reduction, orhe may decide to disposo of it to some

syndicate er capitalist for a good roundfigure. He has set do price on it, andsays he will not until be has had timeto think the matter over.

It is au old saying that "the proofor the pudding is iu thu ealinc of it."And it is because peaple have takenRlmmonf. liver refulator tbat theyknow it to be a most excellent medi-

cine and especially for the spring ai.dfall, when there is so much malaria iothe air. Mr. W. T. Lee of Pendleton,N. C, savs: "1 havo used Simmonsliver regulator for twenty years, inplace vl calomel and quluine."

Globe Belt: It is said the Sin Car-

los aeency Indians are growing inso-

lent, and that freighters hare beenwarned to Leon their guard. Aboutten days ago a freighting outfit was

stoned by Indians at the Point of

I'ux'ks on the San Carlas river. Thefreighters now camp three or fmir to-

gether us it matter of precuutiou.

Tho Jews at Albuquerque- arc fig-

uring nn building a temple and secur-ing he services of a regular rabbi.

The Flagstaff Democrat says Coco-

nino county will ship 12,000 to 15,000head of cattle this spring.

Are You Uno

Of those unhappy people who arc suf-

fering with weak nerves, starting atevery slight sound, unable to endureany unusual diaturlmnee, finding Itimpossible! t sleep' A void opiate andnerve coniprunIs. Feed tl.e. nervesupon blood mude pure and nourishingby the great blood purlilor and truenerve tonic, Hood's sarsaparllla.

Hood's Pili; hic the be-- t :ifter-din-ne- r

pills, artist dii'Mion, prevent0

CAPTURE OF MURDERERS- -

The Las Vegas Optic of a recentdate ha Ibis timely article, whichahould be carefully reml by the sher-iffs of the territory;

There is not the esprit do corpsamong some of the sheriffs of NewMexico which so largely characterizestbe same bodies iu the states. In al-

most any state should a murder becommitted the sheriff of the countyin which the olTenu taku place, feelsin hnnor bound to secure the culprit.He feels also that his official reputa-tion is at Ktake; and I' he fails to ap-

prehend tho murderer and is com-

pelled to call on the governor for helpin the way of cxtia reward, he ishumiliated in bis own opinion and isplaced at a disadvantage in the opin-

ion of others. There Is a pride of of-lic-e

which leads tho different sheriffsto endure every possible hardship andto put forth every conceivable effortra.ucr than that a criminal should es-

cape. The violation jof the law in anycounty is a personal offense to the of-

ficers in that county. The result is

that but few rewards aro offered forthe apprehension of criminals andbut few escape arrest on the commis-sion of a crime.

In New Mexico It Is not so. On thecontrary, it bas been vtry largely thecare that If the crime was committedat some distance from the county sent,or at some remoto part of the county,no effort would be made for his appre-hension, unless the governor offered areward. In that caso a private de-

tective, or perhaps a kberhTof anothercounty, might put forth orno clTort toearn some money. . It is to bo hopedthat the shcrilTs of líew Mexico willat once awake to a seine ct t heir du-

ties, and that it will no longer bethe shame of the territory thnt thegovernor must offer a reward for thoapprehension of nearly every manwho commits a murder.

Two Lives Saved.Mrs. riiocba Thomas, of Junction

City, 111., was told by her doctors shehad consumption "id that there wasno hope for her, li.it two bottlts lr.King's new dlscovjry completely curedher and she says K saved her life. Mr.Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida street, SanFrancisco, suffered from a terriblecold approaching consumption, triedwithout result everything else thenbought one bottle of Dr. King's newdiscovery and in two weeks wascuiedHe is naturally thankful. It is suchresults, of which" thesi! pro samples,that prove the wonderful efUcacy ofthis remedy for coughs and colds. Freetrial bottles at Eagle drugstore. Eeg-ularsi- .e

CO cts. and $1.00. . .5Willcox Now.-.- : General Wheaton

in command of the department of Ar-

izona, with headquarters in Denver,is now in southern Arizona takingpersonal observations on the Apachequestion. As the general arrived o

Wüli'ON in "a private car, which is n ..v

shunted on the siding during bis visitto Fort Grant, and does most of hiss.ildiering in tlin same comfortablemaimer, wo don't think he will killmany Indians on this trip.

Oíd People.Old people who require medicine to

regulate the bowels and kidneys willfind the true remedy in electricbitters.This medicine does not stimulate andcontains no whiskey nor other Intoxi-cant, but acts as a tonic and altera-tive. I tact son the stomach and bow-

els, adding strength and giving toneto the organs, to the organs, therebyaiding nature in the performance of

the functions. Electricbitters is anexcellent appetizer and aids digestion.Old people find it exactly what theyneed, Price 50 cents and Í1 a bottleat Eagle drug store. 5

Omaha World-Herald- : The cli-

mate uf New Mexico Is uilld, game Is

abundant and the territory is a sports-man's paradise. Law aud order arestrictly maintained. Its newspapersaro liberal and broadmluded, its pul-

pits are able and Its schools are goodIts people are generous, progressiveand ready to lend a haud to every uewcorner to establish himself and main-

tain a support for his family and him-

self.

Albuquerque Deni 'Cr:'t: The NewMexican nomiaates í ho Hon. GeorgeCurry for delegate to congress on thedemocratic ticket. With all our re-

gard for Mr. Curry, we must say thathe Is scarcely a big enough man forthe place.

rJueklen'a Arnica Sulve.The best valve in tho world for cuts,

bruises, sores, ulcers, ult houtn, fev-

er fores, tetter, chapped hands, ehll-bain-

coma and all skin eruptions,and positively cures piles, or uo payrequired. It is guaranteed to giveperfect satisfaction, or money re-

funded. Price 2" cents peivb.it. Forsale at Eagle drug store.

' AwardedHirjhcst Honors World' Fair.

ID!

MOST TERFECT MADE.A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Freefiom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant.

40 Yr-Ax- s tKe Stiniard.

In JohatnBoabuTB-- .

Long boforo daylight tho pqnnro Isfull of ox wagon.-:- , some from distancesoccupying days to traverso, mid tho boy-

era of forage, oats, corn, ruealio moni,firewood, poultry, eggs, eto., aro bnFy assoon ns they can eco. Hero the niiddlo-ma- n

makes a good profit, often ridingfar out on the roads to got nt tho i Iliter-ato Dutch farmer bofore the lattarreaches tho markot. Hero is an amusingiustuuoo of a bargain rocontly overheardon the sq.ua'O!

An Engliuh trudor purchased nwngonload of stuif froiu a Boer, and by meansof a few figures and calculations e.wilytossed off Y.'ltu many flourishes niukcsout that the amount ho hua to pay thoDutchman is about half of what it oughtto bo if corrootly reckoned up nt thoprice agreed. Oom Pnnl cannot reckonmuch, but has a Itoidy liuckoucr andpoints to oud wants tho larger nuiount."What's that?" says tho other. "Let'slook at it." Then, "Why, that's lastyear's Ready lleckouor. Look hoio,man, it's marked lbU4. It's uo good

"now."Allamachta'rnys tho Poor. "I did

not noticu tluit. " And he plodu eff homo,wogou and nil, content with tho locsersum.

No expenso is spared in high liviug.A special fruit train is run daily fromNatal and fish is brought enormous (lis-

tóneos. All South African fish, however,aro cither tasteless or of a milk and wa-

ter or insipid flavor. Tho vegetable war-ko- t

opens each morning at dawn. At 8

tho lots nro all sold at auction, and Ma-

lays pilo up thoir carta and puunlor bas-

kets to soil their stuff from hor.so tchonso beforo the midday heat. In Eng-land moat is dear aud broad aud vegeta-bles choup. Iu tho Transvaal bread andvegetables nro dear a small roll notlarge enough to bo dignified with thenanioof loaf ro.;tiug sisponco anduitatis cheap. Chambers' Journal.

Euro of It This Tlino."John! Joliiil"Mr. Billus ceased Rnoring."What's the matter, Knrini""There's a man in thohouso. Listón 1""What?""I hoard a heavy foot on tho stairway.

Listen!"Mr. Billns listened n moment."I don't hear anything. ""Ido. There I heard itnpainl"There was uo respnuso but a Fnorc."John!"Another snoro."John liillus, nro vou ofruid to got

up?"No responho.Mrs. Hi 1 his lay down again."If you can stand it to havo tho house

robbed," sho oxulaimod wrathfully, "1"can.

At the eud of half tui hour sho spokeagain :

"John!"No answer."John SilUs!""What's tho matter now?""I was mistaken. Thtro wasn't any

man in tho house. Aud thcro isn't unynnui in the house now, either. licarthat, do yon?" Chicago Tribuno.

Glory Bnfielent.The barber's tradn is everywhere

ns honorable, but Tho Commer-cial Bulletin tolls a story of ouo manwho had pecaliur reasons for magnify-ing his ofiico.

Thuro wus onoo a hairdresser in Bos-

ton who uumbored among his patronsmany geutlemen of tho medical profes-sion. One day, when operating upon onoof thorn, he broke forth in great glee:

"Vat yon dink, dogtorf I haf boon todot hospital, nud vhile I vait to go npnud cut a man's hair I seo murple bnstsof dedogtora. IVro was Logtor Storerund dero vas Dog tor PoegcUvw mit do

vig I dress for hiui deeo tlwenty years,In mai'plo. Dink of dot I Von if ioyvigs in marplol"

Information For the Tenchor.Tho teacher wus asking quest ions

teachers uro quito ipt to usk questions,Slid thoy sometimos roceivo cni ious

This question wus ns follows :

"Now, pupils, how many mouthshavo 28 days?"

"All of them, toacher," replied theboy on thu front sout. Utiea Obsorvcr.

KxpeoU the Wor.UI always expect the worst in all things

aud all eases, beeauso I know the wcrslis possihlo; therefore it is natural for meto expect tLo worst, and us it is the

that hnpi ns, tho worst docsnot often Imppen to mo. Fibor and Fuh-ri-

New Mexico never had a cyclotn?.

at w

The Roberts & Leahy

MERCANTILE COMPANY.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

v cielesale 33os,leM La XX&y, Oral 3a

and 3?otatoes.

LOStDSBURS

FIRST NATIONAL

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Capital, SIOO.OCO 3s2S.OOOornccRs:

J. B. ItAYXOLm, President. M. W. FI.OCRNOV", VlcaPre Ideal.C. 8. 8TEW UiT, CV.sblsr. J. F. WILLIAMS, AsaU Caabl

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Chemical Natioral CankFirst Natienal BankAnglo-Calil'orm- a Cank, Limited

Treasurers of the Local Boardsof the

BUILDING 8 UlFOU LOUDSISURG N. M., CLIFTON AUIZ., AND MORENCI AEIZJ

V,'. H. SHALL. Leidsbms,J. O. nOKKINS. Clifton.

GEO. ROUBE, Moresel.

Fidelity pays 20 per out. dividends; 6, 7 and 8 per cent, on withdrawals;Secured by state laws; Protected against runs.

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ASSOCIATION

BICYCLE

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Pasaenger Servios Unexcelled

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WESTERN LIBERAL.

New Mvilco.

ju;it.!?iir:n kriday.

11 Uli.M H. tir.izic.

Subscription Prict.tir.n Mono. (I Mfti JlnnUit 1 7

Tear 1 (0

Subcrlptln alwayi l'ralilrn Adraaca.

Verdicts of Grant county juriesEle decent citizens a (treat respect forthe way law in en furred In Mexico.

Tun Sentinel has suspended ow ingto the attempt of the receiver or thedefunct First national bank of SilverCity to realize en an asset.

O.vi of the juror In the Iavenprtrtcase announced on his examinationthat he would never convict a man ofmurder In the first decree when thepenally was death. It needed thatkind of jurors to acijult lareciport.

Tin; people of O'rant county havenot got much of ft kick coining

the wjrtlrrs do hot catch uiur-lri-

Indians. The example set bythe Jural officer is not a brilliant one.They eatch few murderers, and thosethey do catch are turned looe by theJury.

It now begins to look as though aaoldicr had come Into this countrywho hud a desire to get the renegadeIndians. Col. Sfniuer Is after themhot blocks ami says he will keep afterthem till be gets. them. Arrangemetits are being perfected which willenable the troops to follow them intoMexico.

If a man wished to commit, a niurdcr in Grant county and wanted to doCt in such a manner as to be convictedof it by a Grant county jury he wouldhave to consult a lawyer as ta the cx-c- t

mode of procedure necessary tolie foüowed to accomplish this object,aud we doubt if any Giant countylawyer can advise a client so he cankill a Diati and he convicted of murder by a Grant county Jury. Theonly man who has been punished formurder in tbis county in rscent yearstook no chances with a Jury but pleadguilty, and by bringing a strung influence to bear on Judge Henderson succeeded In getting hung. It was aClear case of suicide.

Tim Liukiial has received the firstannual catalogue Issusd by the NewMexico school of piiues. Judgingfrom this publication the .school isgoing to play an important part inthe future of New Mexico. It hastwo courses, one in mine engineeringarjd one )n chemistry ami metallurgyand these two subjects appear to betreated exhaustively. In additionthere are special courses for the

of people who have notthe time to take the extensive course,but who desire to learn some of themysteries iuvolved in the great e

of mining. One of these coursestreats the subject of assaying and itpromises to cever the subject com-pletely In a year. Another specialt'mirse is called the "Prospector's

'Course," and we predict it will becomeyery popular. It U for the beuelit ofprospectors, miners, mine fofmen as-

sayed and others who arc sufficientlyInterested in mining to desire to take8 course of study. The subjects cov-

ered are chemistry, mine talngy, geul-pgy- ,

ore concentration an. I assaying"This course commences on the llrstMonday in January and lasts eightweeks. The fwes are ill), and in

the student has to hoard hiin-Fel- f

and pay for the chemical In- -

The cost of the course is about thesame as one big drunk, and there area great liiuny iitiiiers in the territorywjja can well afford to forego onedrunk for such a purpose.

An army olllccr la commenting onmi article which receutly appealed in

the Liiikkai. intimating that. Lieut.A verill would bt disciplined for kill-ing an Indian, said to a reporter ofthe Kl l'uso Times: "Now, asa mu-ter of fact, army otlicers are. jiut asprompt and conscientious in the dis-cbarge of any duty assigned them, asany otbeiír.ass of (ifii.'ers. The armyhas never been allowed, wiiliwarring Indians as vigorously as tl.rarmy olllcers believed they should hedealt with. The peace conimis .ionwas invariably Cdllcfl In jnM o Un-

sold er had cornered the ioin.lrir.u-- .

red wen. Interference by amlm; illi s

who thought they trould unJcrMandthe situation a thousand miles distantfrom the trouble, crippled every elTurlthat was ever made by fjen. Miles amiothers to crush nut Indian troul.les In

the west." There la one thing (heLibkral admires about army ol!i.- - is,and that is the way they Maud up for

each other, right or wrong. People,

who do this from a ma tier of bui.itoften make mistakes. Imring theput nine or ten yeirs there have been

rornmll'nr'. In f !:i , t :i lar.po peace? thecovutry but, .tue:i tV'. .. ;

been no need of them, but once laveIndians suffered from the soldiers'guns. Kver slnco Gerónimo came In

there lias been a small baud of Indianoutlaws corumittiug depredations andmurders between the Kan Carlos res-

ervation ami the line of Mexico andthe whole force of the fulled Slatesarmy in this department has been un-

able to lake theui in. When severalregiments of soldiers are unable tocapture less than a dozen outlaws af-

ter hunting them for ten years thefriends of theso soldiers have a greatdeal of nerve to say these officers arc"as prompt and conscientious In thodischarge of any duty assigned them,as any other class of olllcers.1'

John McCabe came up from the Aidmas Friday, bringing his luother.Mrs.I". M. Chase, who is visiting Mrs. V.II. Small. Mr. McCabe went over toSilver City Saturday, where he is awitness In the case against Jesse Fish-er, who is Indicted for changingbrands, more especially brands whichhad been put on diamond A stock.

E. AV. Iiinfee, who has had chargeof the Hubert K. Lcc mine and mill,has resigned and gone to Colorado.W, 1). Griillih now has charge of theproperty.

The Uev. J. li. Angel, who preachedin Lordsburg last year and went fromhereto AVbitc Oaks, has Ii-r- thatcamp and gone back to Texas.

Miss Fannie, li. Shannon, sister ofC. M. Shannon, collector of iuternalrevenue, and of Sheriff Shannon, diedin St. Louis last week.

While in Stockton, Cal., some timea;ro, T. I'. Langan, of Los llanos, thatstate, was taken very severely withcramps aud diarrhoea. He chancedtomeetC.. M. Curler, who was simi-larly nlllielcd. He says: "I told himof Chamberlain' colic, cholera anddiarrhoea remedy, and we went to theMolden drug store and procured a bot-tle of it. It gave Mr. Carter promptrelief and 1 can vouch for its havingcured me. For sale u l Kaglc drug store.

ltiilhirtt'a llori-hount- Kyrui.We guarantee this to be the best

cough syrup loaniiia.iuicd in thewhole wide world. This is saying agreat deal, bul It is true. For eonsumption, coughs, colds, sure throat,sore chest., pneumonia, bronchitas,asi hma, croup, whooping cough, amiall diseases of the throat and longs wepositively guáranlos líaliard's lioie-lioun-

syi up to he without an equal onthe whole face of the globe. In sup-port of this statement we refer to ev-ery individual who has ever used it,and to every druggist who has eversold it. Such evidence is indisputable.Free trial bottles at K.iglc drugstore. 1

A fiuiiti'l l.lvr Mulcei a Well Mini,A re you bilious, constipated or troub-

led with Jaundice, sick headache hadtaste in mouth, loul breath, coatedtongue, dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dryskin, pain in back and between shoul-ders, chills and fever, etc. If youhave any of these symptoms your liveris on', of order, and your blood is be-ing poisoned because your liver doenot act promptly. Ilerbino will cureany disease of Ihe liver stomach orbowels. It has no equal as a livermedicine, i'rice 75 cents. Free trialhot lie at F.agle drug store,

Indigestions due to Ituirlivity of the Kliim.icli. liver Binl

limvi-lit- . It to cliruniu tlysiif psiu andmuses (treat . It is cured by

Hood's PillsFur sale liy ull druioiists ; 25 cents.

Who enn thinkWanted-- An Idea of sonio Blmpltlilntc to iwu-iit-

Prntm't tout !rtPn: ttirv mn lirliiir vmi wealthWrit JOHN WKDDriUH'ltN ., Pul.-n- t Att-.r-

uo.va, . v ., HT lucir f i,' (intu uuvriitt mt of two Uuuiirel Inventions wauteU.

KI'l:T OK Till-- ; CONDITION OFR

First National MlOF Kl. I'AHO, TEX AS,

At the close of husillo' üii

MAY 7, I 01.

ICv'iiiuriM.i.

I,i.i. rinil iI:miiiiIii ivir.lr.il rtee:iivil lin.l

ltli-eure- in.iir.'iI . S. Itotitl it,

IKI.HKJ no. Heelirllic-- . jtl.l;- -

in. fit, cliHir J. (t.liuillillltf letii., , ,j ixil II I

.Hid liXOMe-- ; iKi

OiliiT r. al ciaie midllli.rl 'Ílt;fe4 iih fh'd

linn irijiii otlii-i- Nalii.lullii.ink (ii,i,r.!h is

line Ii.iiti Iluiiksmid l!:lliKers ni.vm it

line ni'iinivi1.! re--M'M l li I'l'Ill H 6..'.Tt :a

t in-- , mid oilier rushS.I If S7

Uní-- , .it i i'.n I', ink' b,i i oll'ili'l iiii.n i pt:.'l rur.CII-vy- .

niel.i - a... eenlrt. . s asi.'IU fill liliill. y li'srlVI. Ill

In nk. i. :

S..T.. 4 :.r,t ::,I.eif:ll tMti l... n iies.Hi ileiiiiit i. ii l .ir.il n li li I'.

K. Trey :iT (T, per C'eillfit enviil.iti'i. 0 i.tY. I

T..mI .:U.lrJ4 3

1.1 ll.illlie.I'lllHOll -- I.I. K .li. ill llf.lMlHill .!im Inn. I ,U;I lJI I .f..l'4 le-- I ,

Mil I llli H .illd.. il.'.'J S."

N.iliiiuiil llmiK mil-- ' nut- -

lan. lull! S9.IW 111

llilei.il.ei N.lluillHl f, ft)iliie Mute ttalikrt lllld

llankei- - O.I'SI !W

Ill.livi.llllll lit Hir.ilri rllllej.'. f l.i i i . li .'III. Ill HI

I 'ii :i n i e. lleali-t- i i if de- -

I.....I -- 5t r i li knuUliilldV MTIW V'

Total ;.n.n-'- l 111

LTTK OI' TKX.AS, 11)1 N I'VOF Kl. I'AHO.Os; I, s. Hri. All T. tllll .i till- - IllHiVC

limn d t.ailU. (in Mileuinly sweat Itml till1,'i'iee -- In' nielli H If lie In the l.i-- o mykiun Lt dife mid L. S. Ki. aiit.

I anliu'r.HillierlU'd nnd Hurorn to befure ble I bin

pith day if Muy, IMI.IV. li. Hum--,

Nntiiry I'ulilic. I'd Fiihi. I 'u.. Ti. Joi.CoHRRCT .' ?! t J. H. Htr.Noi.ns.

M W ! oei'viV' I. t ' w -

Any one who has ever had an at-tack of inflammatory rhemutism willrejoice with A. J. 8111111111, u HoyleHeights, Los AiiKcles. over his fortú-nalo escape from a sic;e of that dis-tressing ailment. Mr. Stutntu is fore-man or MerriAin's confectionery estab-lishment.. Some mout-h- s nv,o, 011 '.eav-io-

the healed work room to run acrossthe street cn nil errand, he was caughtout in the rail). The result was thatwhen ready to ffo home that nlRht hewas unable to walk, owintf to intlam-ma'.or- v

rheiiuiatisni, lie was takenhome, and on arrival was placed infrontof a k'ood (Ire and thourou(jhlyrubbed with Chamberlain' pain balm.During the eveniuu and night he wasrepeatedly bathed with this liniment,and by niorninjf was relieved of allrheumatic pains. He now takes es-

pecial pleasure in praising Chamber-lain' pain balm, and always keeps abottle of it in the house. For sale atKagle drug store.

For Orrr Fifty Years.An Old and y.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup hasbeen used for over llfty years bymillions of mothers for their childrenwhile teething-- with perfect suoccss.It, soothes the child, softens the gums,allays nil pain, cures wind colic, and Isthe best remedy for Dinrrho'a. Ispleasant to the tasto, fcold by Druggists In every part of the world,Twenty-fiv- e cents a bottle. Its vnluo isincalculable, lie sure and ask for Mrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and tac nooilier kind.

eriila what gives Hood's Barsaparllla its great

popularity, its constantly increasingsales, and enables it to accomplish iUwonderful and unequalled cures. Thecombination, proportion and procesaused in preparing Hood's Sarsaparilla

re unknown to other medicines, an,make Hood's Barsaparllla

Peculiar to ItselfIt cures a wide range of diseases because

of its power as a blood purifier. It actadirectly and positively upon the blood,and the blood reaches every nook andcornerof the human system. Thus allthe nerves, nnifelr, bones and tissuescome under the beueliccut influence ot

SarsaparillaThe One True Wood Purifier. 1 per bottle.

t rl"'B Ills; easy to1 100U S PUIS üikc,eieiytouierate.Uc.

JIM LEE

H COUNTER

TWKNTY-OX- MEALS FOR $0.00

LO ROSO URO, N. MKX

Watchmaker, Jeweler.The repairing of watch- -

,

clocks and Jewelry a specialty.All work done 11 a workmanlike manlier and guaranteed ormoney refunded. Simp locat-ed in the Ari.on;, copper com-paey- 's

store.

11. LHMON,(Late of London. Enirlantíi

CLIFTOX - ARIZONA

MB at mmThe oii'.y Meat Market in Loidsburg

is now run by

NAO AN & RUTLAND.

The best meat on the range is han-dled by us.

IM'NVWi.YN Itl'n.AKI).

Janes T. Tni,7':ilvr i

General Merclianflise

llnn.lU " everything In tlit line of

IDxy Gocda and.Orccorleo

I'lia' Hie t'arim 1 Hii.l It; Ii.fr niin.

CALIFORNIA CANNKD ANDKVAI'ORATKI) FRUITS.

TiiliMeco nnd Filio ('üui-.s-

Hay, firain. líenim, Oiiíoiib mid oilier Furtua

(iii'ill care (eri in neleitiuir litemAll nrders fur 1'iiraire nail ullier nup-li- e

tlllid nilh .ii.miiiiiHii 11:1. at prletmewnnistent with Murl.cl VulueJ.

DUflCRK ARIZONA

HQilENlT- - ARIZ.

TI1K

CAEI1TETA faTorlttireort fot those who aro In favor

of the;freeo(iiiinite of silver. Miners, Proa-rector-

Hn richer and Stocktnou.

Music' Every Night,

cuoiea

"Winesand, CIgrars,

Of the mot popular branda.

8. JtüTHÍHFOED CO.Moronol Arliona

MEXICAN SALOONFine wines, Kentucky Vhlsklep,

French rir.mdles and Im-port-

Clgrtr.

Vino Fino. WhUklc. da Kont0okr. Cotrnarraneo.yPnrod Importado.

XOniE ALTARES,

Morencl - Arizona

SALOON

BAUTlUliS & t'Ai:u.VS.CO, Propa.

Good wliihkiea, bran'lies, wine anel fia

IJavana Cinara,

Spanluh Op'Tacnch ni(fht by a traapa ofTrai'Jcd C'g)Qts.

Muvcncl Arlaoaa

DETROIT SALOON

Tha Favorite pr MoiancI, Arlioaa.

Uoublo Stamp Wbiaklea-Caliror- nla Wiaca,W'arranttd Puro Grui JulcoForoljrn

and Domaatio Cijara A Qtiiet Eesort-Da- llrand Wrrkly rnrera Always

oa band, if the ualli don't full.K. DAY J 3, rroprlotnr.

Arizona & iTew Mexico IlailtrayTIMK T.'Bl.E.

Tihu TableKo. II, s o

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I .00 p ni i:0 a m3:H0 i I" Ar. . Ilunean. . . ' I:ü0a m2:10 m i.v... tluneuu ...Arl 8:10.

p in " ..Shildon. ..Lv 7:40 a2:4 p " ...Y.rki.... 7:aa3 :(..'. ill 1 '.Coronado... 7:li a ui3:25 p 11 " .. Gutbria.... 7:10a

p 111 " S. "Idlntr... :46ami :W) p oi n. ftni nii... 6:48 am4:30 p m r. ..Clifiou. .Lv S:l6a m

Trains mop on Miriu.l.f VTn'.ins ru n dally exerjit Sundays.

BATÍS.union to north H illua; 5' " Pouih .Siding !! .70

ituinri 1 go" " '"('roiia.lo 1 jo" " York ( l0" " 9 million j jo" 'I lluncnn 3.0

rnimnit 4. ee" l.inibuir 5, gChildren betweou live and twolve years of

iiuii fit lee.lT'100 p.. nud of hatrirare carrlad frwltheach full fare, nhd M pounus with each half

TOM TONG- -

WNBÍ HOUSE

Dlíilüe GOOMTahie mi.pliüd with tlio lal iu t

kct.

Vjvrnti'ing neat mi olean.

IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT

A.l.tri.a l..it..r ...i .

lutnnriiuiaiu - T. . "4n - - maiiaiii9 Kliornt.

SOLDIERS, WIDOWS,CHJLDREN, PARENTS.ímf.ir Knuiirrs .ni Sullnri illnl..:.l in tlmltmofemy 111 tl.a reirular Annyor Mm r lreilio wr.Purriven oí mo liun wari nf lHü-- j to lsii ndUi.ll wldowi,nwcnutld. OlJamlrejiauacIaiima P(Kl;illy. llmmian.U rntltleil to filtrttur ratii.6l f.ir iiíw lawn. Üo elíai íor dvtc. Botón

taThls Company la nunaged by a eombtnatloo oftho UtftH and mot tndacntui Btmpapan la that'nlted btAUi, for ths czprow pnrpoM of protee in

tkrlr aubaerlbera agalut untcrupuloui andlttcompcu'ut tiitlm AguiU, aad iKt paper prlnLagIhU adrortUcuicnt vouclioa for the reaponjibllHy andliigli tuellHK ot the ITvm CUIiiu Cooijuny.

E. E. HURLIN GAME'SASSAY OFFICE SíSBEíU,fprtw til terrlvit roriipt and curtíul lUntiou.Gold i Silver Bullion u':,7-irX.i-

":5. !:?8 L?:- - St., Vmtr Cito.

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specialty cf

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E ARLIHGTOH.The Best Table Town;

Good rooms and comfortable itcs.

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protected valid patenta, wej

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if charred with infringeameat Vfreü.l.i.

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not entirely, nnoa the care and

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With th Tie w of protecting inventor from worthleae or careleae ttuu i inai are

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"'"' .viioi iiw, iu jiuicui. praciice, aua tlieretoro are prepared toObtain Iattntm in the United Statem and lorCount rio, Conduct JLT&ke

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to Soopo nnd Patents, rwrrjueienuil v, 1 .1 ........ . . . . I

gether with a brief deacrtption of tha important featnrea, and win bi 73once adyiaed aa to the beat course to purine. Modela are aeldom Mothers are infrinRing oa your right, orothers, aubmit the matter to na fr.rmatter.

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FOR INVENTIONS.

Intorlcroncea, tSpeciMÉExamination, l'ro&ecuto liejvotcdTrade-ATarí- ca

Validity I'roaeouteinfringement

neceeearT?

PRESS CLAIH5NORTHWEST,

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COHPANY.

NsnagingBrtQmaj,

Imposed upon buying rem.that rcquiri; neta-In- cmore than substitute. suddentip:ii;e tobacco must harestimulant, and uiostall cases, effsalstimulant, opium, morphine

opiates, leaves worse habit cob-trade- d.

Ask your druist about BACO

itioitcco cease Vrmsystem will free from nicotine day before took your firstsiiuiLe. clad written triiaiaiileeforms,. - .. , . . . .in.uvi.vu in or DOXeRtreatment and guaranteed cure,) $2.'.0. Kor sale druggists will 11

sent mail upon receipt price. SEND SIX TWO CENT 1AM1 S FOBSAMPLE HOX. Hook and proofs free.Eureka

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1 iisinu' tobacco with HACO- -.1 CtltO. Jt Will notify youwhen to stop and your

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01k uilcal & M'f'g Co., La Crosse, TVls.

no it), tne tiM'or luinicio for tho time I ii,anil viiriona ri iiic'i,,.!,,'h,.ii yinir iviriM urn. J . wt'OltN

Omoo of THE PlOKEEIl PHESS COMHANV. C. W. Hohnick. Hnpt.' H' l'""1' PlU- -Enri-k- n.rmlcnl and Mfa Co.. I.a Croe. 'r hir I ItHVf it tulmivo lliinil fur ninii yi an. lin.l .linlnif paf l twoniiiki 1 tllti'm In irwnly ritiiiK rrif'ilurly t.vi iy Jay. Vy i,i,. ".VHtrin li.,H.aV0

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WESTERN LIBERAL.

LORDSHU1IO, MAY 29, 18'.m.

Ves Chnse was in from the AnimafSuQday.

II. C. Day was down from DuncanTuesday.

Most of llio Lorditburn court visit-

or relumed liunic Wednesday.C. U. Wore ef Tucson was in the

pity Monday, and went up to CliftonTuesday.

l'.ud Griffith, has returned from hlivacation and looks us though he hadhad a good time.

Will Kelly of the Soloinoaville Bul-

letin, was In the city Friday, return-ing from a Clifton trip.

J'rof. Selby of the Silver City nor-

mal school expects to spend the com-

ing vacation in Europe.Tomorrow is Decoration Day. We

believe there Is hut one veteran of thelate war buried here, P. B Greaves.

Hewett's Musctts played to a goodbouse Friday night, and, as usual,gave an interesting entertaiuiiicnt.

The latest quotations arct Silver,smelter price, 6J; copper 11.50; lead,smelter price, 3.02Í, 'cw York opeumarket, 3.05.

Mrs. Andrew Jiystrom is reportedas about well and is expected to ar-

rive 1b Lonjsburg this week accom-

panying her mother.Karl Kellum, well known in Lords-bur-

appears to lie a society leader atFort Thomas. The Fort Thomas cor-

respondent of the Guardian writes lisfollows: "Our young people are goingto Indu'ge in a hop Thursday evening,thanks to Earl Kcllum's persistant ef-

forts to get up the party." '

A cornuienccuicrj, ball will be givenat Las CruGcs iti honor of the class of'90 of the Agricultural College onWednesday, June 10th. This prom-

ises to be one of the most elaborateballs for several years. Tickets w illbe two dollars each, including supper.Juvitallous are now being issued.

At the mcetiDg of the people whoare organising a lodgo of the Knightspf Pythias last Saturday night it wasdecided to organize the lodge on thenight of the Fourth of July. Thelodge was named after the mightypeak to the. south of us, Tyramid.The following officers were chosen forthe first term: Past Chancellor, J. A.Harrison; Chancellor Comtnan !cr, H.W. Filbert: Vice Chancellor II. J.McGrath; Prelate, D. 11. Kedzie; Maf,erat Arms, Win. Blackburn; Keeper'of Records and Seals, O. 11. Smyth;1Master of Finance,. E. C. Belt; Masterof Exchecvcer, C. B. Steven?; Masterof Work, Herman Ki'oeyor; Trustee!1,W. II. Small, II. E. HotJman and S.

It. Dunagan. There will be anothermeeting at the express office tomorrownight, at 8 o'clock hliarp. These pre-liminary meetings are not secret andany person who lungs around the ex-

press office eavesdropping, as they didlast Saturday night, will be disap-

pointed. It Is due to the untiring ef-

forts of Messes. Fred Elvers and Jas.A. Harrison, both of whom have longjeen members of the order, that thislodge was organized.

It will be remembered that somelive years ngo there was considerabletrouble up In the Pino Ciénega coun-try over cattle rustling, and that theHall boys, whether rightly or wronglywas never proved, were given creditfor having a hand in it. In the fall of1891 Bob and Dick Hall started to godown into Arizona on a bunting trip.They were seen just before they gotto Ash Spring and were never seen af-

terwards. Their friends claiuicd.theybad been murdered and their wivesmad a long but unsucpessful searchfor their bodies. It was the generalopinion that a committee of cattle-men had performed the vlgllaucu act,and bad dono it so tborougly that notrace of the boil les ever was found.Mrs. Robert Hull had troubla withher husband's family and this quarrelproduced another killing. Tom Hall,her brqther-iu-law- , killed her father,Tpm Burleson. Hall was admittedpn ,hc grouud of self defense. Mrs.Jilehard Hall married again and isliving near Georgetown. The Hallfamily moved from the Tine Ciénegapountry down south of here near theMexican ll'iu. Now comes word froaithe Ash Spring country, that youngJohn Parks, while hunting rattle nearAsh Springs, discovered the remainsof two men who had been killed andtheir bodies burned. Gtinsaud kniveswere found near the remains whichyere Idcntilled as the property of thepissing uien. Steve Nixon, who wasforeman of the Rail N cattle outfit at(.hotline the boys disappeared, andW. B. Traylor are now under arrest,and warrants are out for Sam Hatchand two others. Sam Hatch is awould be bad man who once drew aknife on II. Ambler, who kicked himputof hit saloon and chased hlrn downthe street, p'.autlug a kick where Itwould do the most good every time hecaught him. Hatch afterward triedJ,o ride a horse into II. C. Boone'store at Duncan, whereupon Hoiinc hit

him over the head with a.n Iron bar,geary tilling Dim.

DISTRICT COUHT.

District court has been In sessionover at Sliver City.

Many prominent citizens ara out ofthe territory on business djrlog thetime the grand Jury Is In session.

The case of Thomas Woods chargedwith murdering William Grudggens,on a change oí venue from Socor-ro county, was tried, aud, as was ex-

pected, Woods was noiutttcd on thegrounds of eel f defense.

All the tax cases wcro set for Tues-day, but were not reached as the courtwas busy with the Davenport case.

The Sunday violation cases aro setfor next Wednesday.

The following persons have paidtheir taxes aad the suits against themfor the collection of taxes have beendismissed, viz: John W. Chenowith,Worniscr & Co., Cook's Peak MiningCo., estate of Idus Fielder, Walter B.Duffy, Rice & Doyle, Standard MiningCo., Julia Black, John I. Foster andthe Mechanic savings bank of Wester-ly, and John B. Foster.

The grand Jury refused to IndictBosworth and Parker, who were InJail on the charge of conspiracy to killP. H. McDcrmott, and they wereturned loose.

The case against ,Wm. C. Daven-port, charged with murder, was commenced last Saturday. It will be re-

membered that last July Davenportquarrelled with Sig Wcisl at Carlisle,because Wcis! remonstrated with himfor disturbing a sick man; that Dav-enport left Weisl's store procured asixshooter, came back and, renewedthe quarrel; that when Wels'l sawDavenport was armed he started forhis own gun whereupon Davenportshot him, killing him instantly. Asis common In murder cases in Grantcounty the Jury brought la a verdictof not guilty.

The case of Harry Styles, chargedwith themurdcr of O'Ncil, near RedRock, is billed to follow the Daven-port case.

VOTES.

Lordsburg and the adjacent countrynever was tetter represented a, thecounty capital than at this term ofcourt.

Dick Roberts, foreman of the crandJury, and B. B. Ownby have been piloted around the city by Hy Fisher.Fishtr has had lota of trouble flndintrsoft places for the boys to walk, sothey woulJ not hurt their feet.

John KcCabe and Joe Taylor ar-

rived Suuday and immediately triedto hire Hy Fisher as a guide.

J. A. Leahy went over Sunday totake care of John McCabe.

- B. B. Ownby, a prominent lawyer ofLordsburg, Is looking after the Interests of his clients In court. Eau'le.The Eagle if mistaken. Mr. Ownbyis not a lawyer. He is an honest man.

Martin Mullen of Cold Spiing andthe Hon. James Tracy, of Deming,

of Grant county, have beenleading butterfly lives. The

is a liot one and bis sido partneris not slow.

A week or so ago Collector Lairdwent to New York on business. Assoon as the grand Jury met it was ru-

mored that he was a defaulter. TheLiHEiUL received word from Demingthat Laird was short í.2,000 and hadskipped out. There were several rea-sou- s

fur believing this to be untrue:Laird has held the important posilionof collector several times and themnever before has been any rumor ofcrookedness connected with his name.While this was very satisfying to hisfriends his enemies pointed out thatmost embe..lers bud enjoyed goodreputations up to the time they tied.Again, it was remembered that thecounty owed Laird $10,000; that hisbooks were checked up by the treasurer every month; that but little cashIs being taken in at this lime of theyear, so the work" would have extend-ed over several months; that in th!case he would have required tho assistance of his deputy, J. J. Sheridan,and ho had nut, skipped. Then camefurther news from. Deming to lua ef-

fect that it was an o'd affair that hadrecently come to light, that EditorSheridan of the Enterprise had foundthe missing county records and theyshowed it was not Whlu-hlll- , but hispredecessor, Laird, who was a default-er. This sounded plausible until Itwas remembered that the records disappeared at ths latter end of Whitc-blll'- s

administration, und that'CharlieDavenport would never have hid thosebooks If they had showed any such astate of aiTiiirs. Then came the newsfrom Silver City that Deputy CollectorSheridan had denounced the story asa lie, had pointed to the fact thatw.ithln a few days $(,000 had beenturned over to tho county treasurer,and invited the grand Jury to comethemselves or scud an expert to ex-

amine the books In the collector's of-

fice. Laird's enemies will have tospring a belter story than this to ruinhim In the estimation of those whoare acquainted with his reputationfor honesty aud bis ability as i'.ii ac-

countant.

Lloyd Payue was In ths city thefirst of t lie week, returning to Cliftonafter his trip to the Gila hot springs,looking In bettev health than be hasfor years.

rTVili doctor may be a

J good old man, buteven so, raedtrat

ond tbelocnl application "jr k w ax

treatment are abhor-rent to every mucU'Stwoman. Ihcy areemlmTTfH"1n;j oftenuseless. I hey shouldnot lie submitted to

I j T! unlit everythingIf a I else has beenr I V l I tri'd- I" nine casesif '"II out of ,cn' ,,lcre

no reason lor mem.In nine rases out often, the ''rtri ingeneral practice isn'tn competent to treatfemale diseases.They mVc a bnneliof medicine bythemselves. Theyare distinct fromother ailments.They can be prop-erly understood andtreated only by onewho has had yearsof actual practice

and experience In this particular line.This Is true of Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief con-sulting physicinn of the Invalid's Hotelsnd Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N V.I)octor Tierce's Favorite Prescription, forall derangements of the reproductive

of women, has been in actual use formore than thirty years. It was originallysold with an absolute guarantee that itwould cure every cyso, or that the moneyEaid for it would be refunded. Its success

been so universal thnt this guarantee isno longer necessary. The " Favorite Pre-scription " relies now upon the thousandsof testimonials from grateful and happywomen, in all parts of the land, whoselives have been made worth living by itsuse. "Favorite Prescription" is sold bydruggists.

Complete Information regarding It, andtestimonials from hundr:ds who have usedIt, are embodied in Dr. Pierce's CommonSense Medical Adviser, a standard medicalwork of iot)8 pages, rnofusely illustrated,which will be sent frei on receipt of itone-cen- t stamps to cover :ost of mailingonly, o This work is a complete family doc-tor book and slfould be read by both youngand' old. Address, World's DispknsahVMapicAL Association, buffalo, N. Y. -

The Solomonville Rulletin reports aheliograph message from .be Mexicanline which says that on the lSt'U Lieut.A.vcrlll again came up with the Indi-ans, killed a buck and a s'juaw andwounded a. squu'w. In speaking ofthe new policy adopted by Col. Sumner for dealing with tho Indians theIluiletln says: "Ho has kept histroops on the go continually and theyhave been kept at points where therewas some probability of striking thetrail of tho renegades and runningthem to earth. He has not simplysent detachments out to investigatemurders and report back to Grant.bin,ho has kept his men on the trails.Lieut. Averill deserves especial praisefor he has twice Jumped the renegades." The LinuitAL Is glad to knowand to chronicle the fact that a soldier has come into tho southwest whohas the desire anil the dsterminatlonto capturo this little band of renegades. Hurrah for Col. Sumner andhurrah for Lieut. Averill. It Is alongtime since soldiers like them havebeen seen In either Arizona or NewMexico.

M'tinciplng Cougti,There is no danger from this disease

when Chamberlain's coiiuh remedy isfreely given. It liquctles the toughmucus and aids its expectoration. Italso lessens the severity and frequencyor paroxysms or coughing, and insuresa speedy recovery. There is not theleast, danger in giving the remedy tochildren or baliles, as it, contains noinjurious substance. For sale at theEagle drug Etiire.

llallitnl's Know l.l:iment.Mrs. Hamilton, Cambridge, Ill.,says:

I had the ilieiimatism so bad I couldnot raise my hand to iny head. l!al-lard'- s

snow liniment has entirely curedme. I take plea uro in Informing myneighbor! and friends what it hasdone for me. Chas, llandlcy, clerkfor Lay & Lyn.an, Kewauee, 111., ad-

vises us thai snow liniment cured himof rheumatism. Why not try It? Itw ill surely do you good. It cures allInllammation, wounds, sores, sprains,cuts, c!c. Free trial .bottle at theKaulc drug stoic. 4

The Parlor,The Neatrvit,

The Prettiest,The Most Complete

Saloon In Lordsburg.

Mixed Drinks a Specialty,

Oiiiy the Rest Wines and Ltrinars.CAI. i. Axn IRK lit,

Price Simpson.Ntftlcin ,

To Whom it Tiny Concern:That tlin l Is a half owner, more

or less. In tho Volcano Mining flulm, sil i.iteh: !'.,. Klmtiell milling ilUtilet, Grant eounlj, territory of New Mexico, ar I herebygives milico that mid Inierent man not behelil resrnmsihln for any labor o,' con-

tracted or Injuries received by any emplwyces emp'o)cil by o l hers tlmii in "elf.

Thnt no debts in c. valid umilim eaid Interestunices cont,aie.i by myc!K

' W. r. Meaiik.Muy Sml, 1.B.

To'i'homkd Votiicr:You are heivhy iiotllled iltut we Ulive

one hundred dolían in la hot' audon tho Nnncy I.en lde. Hituated

In the (UiUi Mill mlnhiK dintrict, (ti tut county,New M"ijt, un unown oy not ico of locationrecorded in hook M of in ill In if locution roc, rdMpatt-ei-

, Niand 7 in the ollieo of ieonderol .uldcounty. In order to hold puttl priMiiihen undertho provhionH of reetion i,4 revised nt atutíaof liie f oiled StatcH, tu intf the amount ro

iilred to hold the rJttuio for the year end-iiii- r

l4eiimiher M. iH'tS find If witliln ninetTday fiotii the pudht iiiioii of till notice youI. hi or re i tint to contrinuie your pnortion ornurti eH iiditunt iih a tojt-tlio-

w itlt thu co(s1h of thin puhlieatlon, your iuier-r- tin Maid claim will hecomo tho property of

the üuhc-rthert- , under tuiid ii.'-t-Jtt.-S- K J. KlKSTPtt,Yha n k (i, (link,

Virnt puldicntiotl Mareb 1.1, 1ti.

A man who hm practiced medicinefor 40 years, ought to ki.ow salt fromtugar, read what ho says:

Toledo, O., Jan. 10, 1S7.Me.wrs. F. J. Chomy & Co. Gentle

mcn:l have been In the generalpractice of medicine for most 10 year,mid would say that In all my practiceand experience have never seen apiepa-atlo- n that I could prescribevilli a' much confidence of success as( can Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu-factured by you. Have prescribed It

great ".utny times and Us effect Is

wonderful, and would say in conclti- -

lion that I have yet to find a case ofCatarrh that it wonld not cure, If theywould take It according to directions.

Tours Truly,L. L. GoRstx H, M. D.

Office, ':2."j Summit St.W will civ Í 100 for any case of

Catarrh that ran not be cured withHall's Catarrh Cure. Taken Inter-nally.

F. J. Chkxby & Co., Props., Toledo,O. Sold by Druggists, 7,".

If ) want to buy a watch, clock rsr if yiu vant yttir watch

infir't eKj sl iif send t

Uso. VT. lib Ror & llitsoy.?ironf)n Rlock, p'.l P.iso Texas.

W. L . Douglas3ÍÍMftKT I3TMCBÍ9T.

fit roa amn.fPtv0. CORD OVAN,

Ik TOUCH fciNAMCiieOUALF.

- v , , m3H Fl ! CUT ttK&KSt'': '. tl "Our,! ipr tM

LAD1RS

i s

W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 ShoesAH our ItOC3 r.ra c j .ttafactorTMry fire thi '"t vabo frp the nosey.fr mal iMara shws In t ! or.1 fit.Tbir werli C ur3rpw!W1.Tas prices ara isfrtn,"fta-i):- i sn frsla,Prcnlfi l$jY.JTor'N-- r msfces.

U joarrinUr c.xanc 1 1 p ?1 jr y ts cía. oli Jdealar. whose nanin will shortly niippnr heroApcnts anleil. Apiiy at once.

SuDscriDtioa Agency

Tue Lios.UL Iiub uimlc ari:ii!ftcuient lo

lake

SUBSCRIPTIONS

ANY PERIODICALPerdón wish ins lo uÍi.;imI.c Tor any prrioil-Icn- l

can llii'ir f;iiiirrfitinni itt lh' ollh--

am! will rri'"'( ! ti( i'íi pfr or iijiij'ftzinoll.roiili tl.u niihuiit r.ny orexpcnue.

Kic notk i.jji(iiii:ri.iTo tho hoirs .f iioor.j-- Murslinll, d'coMMl:

You uro hi nniitlnl thnt wo haveouo hiixlrcil ilollars In litlioi-inu- l

Oil it.;' .Juliii mine, Hliimit in theSK'oplo Itrck in in ii ir ti rU-t- county, ofiirunt, territory of N.'w Mrxico. nsntiown lycorl ilU'itto of l.i ..ir tllrd on thf 7th titty til .Inn-unr-

iv."J, In i h- o.'hco of prnhutu clurk anlrt(trilt'r of Kui Hir int oouiity, nn l

il in Lo-i- ;i) of l itt pit'f iiituul;.:! In to h'ihi tmit mino ntnlprcniltsc under the provision- of Hcctionri'vucdKt ii tutos of til I ni ted Stat'-t- i of Ainrr-Ici- t,

l hut lieiiitf I ho amount l red to holdMiid initio and .mini's for tho year ondiiuf

tsiú; and if within ninety daysfrom i l.e pui'lteutlou of thin in. I lee you fail orre!'iiKC to contribute your pioioi-- ion of xuclie.xK'!iditiir un th, voih IntürwHt inMid mini1 antl pnniir will the prop-erty of tuu Miijcrilicrs. onder snid twrtlnii'I. .Iaukk H. Fir.i.KKii,

It. . ltUNKH,H. J. Hkamoon.

Vu-x- rtiMitution March III iKW.

t vvt: notick.JiHEFFITo 1,0 hefir t iPo. (i. Mai sliall, deceased :

You are reliy nothW.nl that we huvnone hundred dollar in luhnr and

iipun tho arrie M. iníiit-- mui-atíü- lin tiiu Steeple took mining district,

county of (irtint, and torritory of New Mexi-co, h iiPi'i0 hy ci rtitleu'e of hihor tiled ontho :í.rit h d ty oT .lantmry, 'M. In the ol!leo ofthe prolmtc cierk and recorder ofah id (.rant county mid Kemdcd In lioik U ofdwedf tit puvi' In order to hold iiid mineMttd preini-- c undertint ;roviionrt of cert ion"iM revised Htatutenot tho I nited StatfuofA infrien..thnt hihiti the amount re. pined tohold Hiiid mine ntnl ti ímiiÍhm for th yrar end- -

in t M. v, ;if und il within nlnlty f i om tin puMie.it on oí t hit imiKC, yofi

t.d'l or rehirió toeoetritnite' votir propia tioii ofiieh "xienuiiit: as o owiu trt your interest

In nai'í mine und in m will hetiotno llioproperty of Ihu nuii.scrihrrt iMelt-- i iaid etliOll Ztii. .1 A M ItS S. t (tl.Ul.il,

it. I. IUH.F.i.II. J. líKAi:tnrr.

Kirs? i tiMícation Maruh U, lMHi.

ifTJiHSi-- I'- fcf"

PS i ?fl lrct them. nlantW'if Uf litbein. They are thei

'staujiiid seeds every- -

VIas' v.bere; sown by tbe'IHIlvVni U1UIUVIP 111 111V TlUiltliJ Whet htr you plant úÜsVMia'io feut

of (rrotuid or ftO aorttH, you should

Tiie mo. i VAluahlo Ijook for fat- - fUiai'k and ifaruenem over ivtíu

uwuy. Aiulieu litu.

tfrj Detroit, Allult.

Sterling Bicycle í'IlfVor tho convenience of our trriilo wo have cstablislicj agencies In

most of the towns of the Southwest, but if you cannot reach ;in acntwe will rturtp yoti prices on our lead Inj? lines of Cjrclc'iauj Typewriters.

Ofli til'AUAN I'Y H A OK Oi. B lll'SINF.SS.

Geiienil rep;iir work h.MWic 1. I'M Hue of cycle sundries.

FINNEY & ROBINSON,Bicycles, Typewriters and Photo Stock.

Kslnlill-lie- il 1W7. 10

Pinney Specials

It Is A FactTHAT

The SitaFitOM

DEMINGor

EL PASOTO ALL rOINTS EAST

Is The Very Best.

Ask A (fon l i in abóte pnlnl or tlioso namedboluw for roíitr?. ratrs and YnMrr.

K. COI'I.AV n,A.T. MniOI.SOX, ticiKTllI Alfont.a

Ü. P. and T. A. Tuprka," KlI'sso.

COUNXIL ROOMS

Choice Wiuci, Liquors tm.hllnvnna Cigurs

Operntic nnd other musical ftelectmiifl rendered cr.cli nfirnt fir t he ctitertuiii'

nr.'iit of patrono.

Dally and weekly nowspapert a.i.l othorpcri- -

odicalBon Hie,

For full part ieulnieeallon

Hugh Mullen - PropCLIFTON - ARIZONA

vN "? Wr. : K V4 A'A2 7 Sé )' kT

"1 iThis ?xiii- -onllnxry H' CoiRtl;.ntlon,Juveuaior InthO JllOBtwonderfu I

Vrr-o- s

distort ry of mm ofUviwl.iiuctho eyestho ac It nnd o th orhg bcn

I. y tho to? paifj.lcrtdiltKÍi.11- - Btrcpthenfl,tillo j. .ta oí' 1 u v I k Ta;tKurora und m nu tom-sili-

A iiv lira. entirvsyhtcni,Hudjaii Í3 Huilyan curca

J e b 1 lity,Nervousncf-H-

Hudyfl Btowl mi lona,Pferiiaijiencf's and develop s

end restore!or tiic i i g.cliarj in 'o vi'alc

Ivlna lu theüu"S. C'llüS La Ok. lofsei1, 0 f. Í hy a o y or

Ei-.HCC- LUhtbioppcd

l.Uj.-- i f. ..Cf le' i'fiíi, iV'--

qui; V'.r. O.ur I.OCO riTii'Ktaer.doibjincntu.l'Tv' íi.''i;-.orn- im i'i-- iai'iuHiu y lu ilio flnt

rí":'.1. i' U il ! nf Fi iiiit't luu 'i'-i- i!.:u 'a. H u.a Lo .lu.it i in 'Alcyhy '.o Lo o; 4.HvuFi,

'l'.'CMX - - '.': y Vi. o ".' ' v ill ínoi'l'ü-- !

t- - ti. .11 i iii.Ü.'v i t'.'í c.l UslittttI. i ' i: .:is..t , fi..u.f. H M vrry

.f.ii, ciil liA'ir.;. .y. t, ill f i i!. I a rack-Otyn- rj

fi:'l..;íria for íi.UMt Ia'r CJ'rd UX(w).Wr..l.'U ::il :tll'Cü ri TU cu: o. IT J'ollfi lmt i iin sro i iil'cii.irt i r c n'il.LX laurt)

i IU iilnc of h:1 cliur' i.l : ; 'ri-- nisrui 1 (.nir.ioli'i.l Adluts

ÍI.-.'í- S ilH"!i.t!.l JS'1I'1,1:TK,II. ii' .Ij.j M. 4 !: , ilafktlí, K.lllsSt

i'Vaiti-li-U- Cut.

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TIip lll-s- t of AuiAl-lru- Nn.iHiernC'I!.!:I.KS A. l)AiA; Kriitoc

Tim .1 uiurtvnu Cnn.tit utiou, tlm Anirr-Ira- u

lil.u, tli AuutUmii Spirit. Th rsc first

li.t, nuil ull lliu lluiu, turrvrlUully, ly iiiuil, ... tjitluyoiir.

Dully and Jsuuduy, by iitull, - 68n)rfiar.

The Sunday SunU t lio Krouli'.l tin ii lay Ni'wapnpor In tho

Will 1.1.

Tries 5e. oopy. liy uihII SI a yeur

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tho North of us lie Matón aa4 !Uron

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A: i' rut t)i worM I rlrw pijr hnrt,j fcfiif In nri'l hnlf In ftoT

I iv to 1.íy nnrt h..jt: "iAjutrll

A i ry wltfh tirn rlt U.l In.i ts&kw hr :it rn Urn,

it r nrc inri.n f in,' m of di1iv.

t".u l,old4 with n nnVnwn)' ful un iiv In hi r heart ' niLiiM

Tf ti i Ion-- , 1 rmix,I m. ntrli hvr fj't.

Tj r ti1) r ytsi nro hnrT ii r1 inin nny j y thut ?Vr huj roloo.

J a hf.Tiin'fi fc hi-r- ,

J, tOfl, IH'Joi xi.

Ar-'- i I P.ttTo rlr.l tho d.mr li(r.n.A ihiwt tlio worM I clow my htnrt.

I r !1 fcir with i y Kp4.ll; la viuV.' tni'l nho ilturt.

1 Íé I'! htt with a Mirrr rr ll,) yoni inivr.o aiul

K Ni Iutc, I cunnot tull,miup Iff loro.

Arthnr Symotia.

FIDDLING JIMMY.

Ho '.vas long, lank and lean, llht'.air , with pale bino cyt ., t!iO productif 1h '.lis-toiir- i bottom, v here thinpn

'..! vp with such umn.iiitf iuiiktio.;-- )

(.! ;!.i:) tnatnro with eo much delibcra- -

V u ho dror-rc- frrrj a train ntJ ',.' City, ho huil kti oM f:u iiionrd

.,;-- -- rk in ( in !:r,:'al a.i.l und r hidi 1! r ami vua o fi.MIl i.l it fault .1 brown1 a .: Ho looked ubot.t li.ni Hoiarwhtit inv jUoa nnont nt tho rivr nnd tho lol-V- .r

frw Ichs country merging into thoi Vy tar away to tlio sun lb and thinn:a:n nt tlio loiifr, crowded Htroot onti e iriicr sido. JIo looked but for a uio-r:i!!- '.

howovnr, nrl 11k:i priircrx.h.'dtraiht tu tlio cClce of tlio fc'outhwe.it;n r company. Ilia inquiry tlioro

Wa.i oud to tlio point."ilavo ya got niiy job a follcr kin

I,.V' iiis wna yc.vs no, when IVido w

Oi" :id .f tlio tivtrhuid cnttln drivo n:;df.iüvchiitlid to ÜB rcfutatiou i:f a wildi n i .vnolly tov.u. To tin outli f:ir af -- v.' ;:iik'S wen n Hj.rinklo of fcttli rs n:idI 7 a l that eH was l'iiicsimio iiud iii-ii- c

i ilublo.'1 .'ta ÍLi'uthwrslrra conii'iuiy ohvnyt

)i v.KaiK'ioH. Ali'iia tho many routes-v- ,

' i ttrlain relay KtatiuiiH, boiho ofv. l'..''i vrro Hiiro to be in iieiul of kwp- -

rf. Thv.rc orm lino in iiurtiuular,i;.: ;iii:,; d:;vi t:) T;:íí'v:i, on tho South

tili:,!!. In Tc::i3, u Etnuhof 250! , i::; 1 j ml a lit tin ovor halt v:ayv :. H.'ulion, No. 13, v.ln'io a niaa

.. i.oiui d nt onrc. Tho i ;:y v:a if 10 an.' i ' !i. Tho (lath v. cro tin:;:ly to watchl.aií u duzrn uitili' and l:avo a teami ai.y for tho wcokly that

. ''irisirrt ull th.i tranupurtation, thoi'i''it boin róually two of Uuclo

' ci'ü í'i.iil Kicks. Tho co!ii;any kt-r.V- f

I r. (,;:!! nuil umuiuuiiioi!, Hour, o:f-Í- .

, ;:it und inortrit'ri. Truly it Pcr.uiodi' nanzu to inr knight of tho violin.'j boro Wiw uo lianlintr ovor tornis,

s..i! Jim C'n: onbny, flJdlo mid tarjint-!.- ;

woro duly dii jialohod tho voi-- noxti'i it.iing to tho fluid of Iiis new labors.A Jim wiis duly dubbtd Fiibllin;'.'. ;.iny by clt-rk- , driver nud all whor ) ill cmtiir.t with hiin.

J.rinry lir.d tc:n (biiy iji'ormod thatJ vonld find thiiipi "nortcr" loncsoiiio

..t ut No. l.'i, but hi:d i"; lie in.it d t'l.tt heij hi't "ki'ir a durn" fi r bcii.'X by him-- -

If. The lid lli! w;m ilo:iiy oí oouipany- i )i;m Rrnb o..:.in rrjiul.ir.

Now, ther i wt ro nortain things abouti. 1.1 that had bcon liNcroctly ovt'r-- 1

i4. in II:" ti lling. It was 85 miles: :; tho .via; ion.', on cither isido midi ' .1 of n i .;ii!t.ii holu dug at tho topi ! a p bi'iik ovi rl u water! i.i lino of thoro jd.iiii.-- : tru ks whcio

::i I. Indos ori-r.- nt loiiR iutevvalB, thn.i' i.i nib T IrAv-- t;inn'!y n grasd nrown'i i ..ion. Tho hoi ) was riKifod with

poles 1 on which dirt hadI.i throw n a lu;;oiit puro and yini-- I

'ii. 'J'hero wi ro n rudo firrplaro and nIn V f' r n chimney. Thi.j vun Jinmiy'gi i v. i co. '1 hero was a stookailu np ontin. i'.i.t, fur tho iniili h, and with this yoo!..i, iliOKtaliun conipl'.-t"-

N ' )::a:i who hn.iw ho oountry con Idli i. i.iord to tiiku No. l.'i for love orin .'iey, no tho company had to (lepen. 1

ti.' o i!.o ifíiiorant nod tho Uansii nt.'Jl:.' uitry vas full (f runileiH nndcow t!niiv(H. Oeeasional K,ns of Iu-f- i

Oil tlionatioll 11. ed to flip ulmitft!. In nt on any di :ltry that cilioha:..'iy. Win n No. 1 3 waa ocaipi' d, itv a- - o hhiiii'i;; mark for until prniry.Ti.o .t oci.ni'iiiit lmcl lietn found, nota ; ' iJir boforo, lyinR out on tlio liatm !i a bull 't ill llm buck of lii i le'ad.

'i !.. ! an Ik foro hi. a had had : :;t i oiluri f r bfe and a month in t d fru.n a1' - l...;koil ly II wi'leliet'T ballot. Oni .o ó xeavinli No. 1,1 had been flittedao.i . i:u laníos run off.

i .l, in bÜM-fu- l .Tiniinyjt': powioHi ion of bin now homo. Thof. Wiard rntllod r.wny, tho driver1 . ! o K back, Tiupathotio bnt iioncom- -

10 i nl.1' r huid weeks n'l wc.s quiet nnd

i ful. It was tho j Irn-oio- t (ictt-oi- of!.r i ..rly iiut.ium. .linoi.y pr.t u lino i.lli,i. ater lmlo nnd had ii..!i wlienevcr

i v. mt. d. Twice hu rhot aut'-'op- c mi- -

4 lóim to di ii.k and ivtbi'l in fresha!. II' In it rvoty i f ui.y fias

I. ai l ad vt'iiiK nu I f eather.s, and lining.ov-.xf- us to whut ,ni y'Mrfl or bad to. ' i nki .1 und tasted ull. boiuo ho nto,

:'.:! iiim bo tlirew away. The buek-"u.- tt

cniiu) by with prompt n guiavity,'iota) ino!Y a taxi k of Hour or mea!, ao 1

:i " port iranio woekly to hradquat to:Htl' .t ; ho "feller with tho iiddlu out oilI.-- ' ' i reí k hadn't Ix eu pcti led yet."

'V':. "feilor" pat in bin day wati hiliftb'.--i lock, lihin;;, hu!ti!i(;, (niul.iiiK nndo.ii:ij, uno whin tho chill of (hu cveu- -11 l eiou ufier cupper ho would throw auttj.i vood n hilt Hie, draw up noi:p- -

; at unit play on tin) lidillo uo'.il hosean y -i , y i i' ii;;!l to roil up ill hisI i :!;oo, ii :'io (day lio .r nial . thor', i i f li-.- la in 1'ioiict m liealtn andi " o- -i o t.

1 'ut i '! io oiling w hen tho Hliadowsli.ni fa'ii ii on all tlio vulloys nud tl.orr i it I , w!; o t'n ro bat a lighter

aliado ovr i'ie v...t to via;.' thns. ii hi.'l b:.:J'ii i; d.,i,y f i M, (u ror.mo s'oi ! to; ro It.- i c : L.: lii'gWolf un . i f Ji i: 'i: ty, ill mi llii:'bu thTen, f ,i,l 1 of ii'.o i. ;,!;, re,.i!yfur nay! ii '.-- . 1 i i pe'íj oiee':y rp tomurder, pr. i I'd t!" c;t;::ti.ni allowedJiiine wi;l:out daiixr to tlio crinii'iu!.

'Ihfly bad a herd of stolt u pouiis d

roma inih i Ik. low nud wore com-loi- r

up to .") what No. 13 might affordin tlio way of dive:' i o. T.i fciii(:ln liiothey I'.ittfl I'lon.; . . V.i ly as iiludov.-ti- ,

liuw und thi.i Fti i it hee.dB tip, talisten, as is tho wont of Loasti of prey,fc'udiiilily Wolf I ti pi d i 'eortt.r nndmoro Btiddenly than tmu.il, r;tvln en5to n etr.rt led Rnint, All btoppod, riidan statues, to l.ston. A faint wind tus-tle- d

for n i.ioment, died down, nud thenfrom i.far ciimo mi enwouted Kotind inlhi wild. nuns. It was the couud tfJimmy's Cddlc.

Caatio-jil- tho I.tdi:ti:a crept clorend cloh'rr, Htoppir.a now nnd then tolisten, until they leuolu J tho foot of thobank ut tho water ludo Justnbove thettir.hono tho liht from tl.o (itvo-j- t

Tho noiso of tho tortured flddlowas lr.it 1 i:ud clear, r.nd nt tioms Jim-j- i

y'a tuico was uplifted in old hymns8'ul cainp incetlii(r sougs rominiscvut cfother days bnek in Missouri. (Jalot, bnthwift an irawllnx suaho?, tho intrnderiswept up tho incline (f tho clay bunk.A moment l iter they swarurol in o;i theiniibii.ian. Jimmy wan id:ti:i,i nt theBiilo of bis Ci; placo, i tnl his winehe..stelwas near the C :or. Thus ho ta cutfrom his cnly weai)o:i.

Wht ii thix:o Indians cnir.n in, fillinatip tho little dns j.i', I ..It if in all theworld there was a mnro mrpri.-e- audfrightoncd bolnjr than the koojier of Na18. Tho music stopped. Tho hum! thatwielded the bow dropped as if para-lyzed. Jimmy stured at tho appari-tions, whilo old Wolf smiled hypocritlo-nll- y

nud rrrmttcd "Hnw I" Stjwowhatrrasi'.nrod by this apparent eocithility,Jinnny tnniiafjcd to miiip out, "Howdydo?"

Tho eoj:s of t!io(V'B3rt doiil oraioly sr.tduv.u on tho l aro lliKir, nnd old W'ollouco morn grunted oat:

"Play iiddlp. mero. V.'oliko."Jimioy phtye.l fon thiiiff ct onco,

and of com.n uftcr nwhilo wonnd upwith !Uotirii h, v.i all peiioruiors do, nndstopped.

Tlio somber ndipr.cn pivo no sif?n ofapproval or d!.i!il:o. Th-- y Kit perfiftlystill, t that their lift lo eyes gllt-ti;re- il

and ho::.i in tho firelight likolint when Jimmy stopped Well

grunted nila :

"Morn."Jimmy played moro r:id topt on inrpojis lo tlio rofjuost a'lcr each cessa-

tion. Finally ho lowered tho bow uudprotested :

"I'd liko to ho obliging, but I'm gct-tin-

too tired. "Wolf simply loor.enod ft Winchester

from (ho fold.i i f a dirty blanket, cock-ed it r.nd pioeoiiti d it nt the protostor'sbody, grunting a.ilii:

"i'hiy moro. IJuch lioap. Damnquick. "

Thcro was a;i Iraroodiato rovival ofmusical activity.

And so thry kri't tho frightened fal-dl-

to his work. JIo played his wholorepertory ovor rij ovor mjain, the aiidi-ene- o

nevir enriu;; for tho repetition.Tho ri;;!it who on. I'ar over tho flabicamo tho n:t:iWi): inr; how Id of the lnclan-ihol- y

(..yetes, (y.aiYcrmii aud dyiiifjaway in a loj:j dra wn noto of utter

but tho sound cf tho fiddlenever ceased. A lato moon roc'O nndslowly climbnd toward tho zeni'.h. Thebig dipper in tho northern sky droppeddown and around tho polar star asthon;;h timo were not tho cssouoe ofthn performance. Kti 11 tho sonud of thoei.n.o ant fiddle vibrutod in tho chill nir.At la.;t over in tho eaist cnnie n faintstreak of light, nud then nil crcutiougrew dim und gray. And with tho firstlight Crawling Wolf ntixid r.p and shookhimself. His did likewiseThey took Jimmy's rillo and everythingportablo on tho promises, never allow-ing him to ceaso for a moment, thenquietly filed out uud disappeared in thomorning mists.

About 10 o'clock next morning thokeeper of station No. li, ovor ou tholVavor, happening to look np, sawsomething ceinirg very rapidly over thohillrf inn, i tho .southwest. Tho Bomo-thin- g

soon resolved it.ilf into u miin ontho back of 1,01110 ercaturo. As it camecIom r it wus appoi-en- that tlio ercaturowutii nmlo miming fur dear life, wdiilotii man was usina; both hands and feetWilli fcrcnl energy. Tho mule stopped,ull blown ond wet, iu front of the sta-te n, nud tho man fell off iu a doadfaint, ilo bad n broken flddlo bow ini no hand und in tho other n ruined fid-dle, tho bra'.y part beaten to a frnzzlotm l tho i,;s ilying all about iu aperi' i t maz.i t tu'iglod.

And tho very mxt driver to nrrivs ntDodge City aiinouiicod to tho powers utth stago oOicc ;

"Fiddliit Jimmy's dono quit. "I'liiladelphtil Times.

A Raultn ArtoLAn nrtel is nn iwiociation of persons

who nireo to throw iu their lot togethernud stand by each other for better orfur worse. If tho urttil is "productive,"tho members work together and divideequally what money thry onrn ; if it is"cuiiisn;iiitivo, " they sharo equally inthe expense incurred. Tho ni.ibt niaikedchiiracloriMiccf thtfo ns.soointinuH is tho

t cqm.lity which prevails amongtheir ii'"!til era. No matter what may lea man's l gifts or delleieneios,fn-i- tbu iv. oiK-n- t ho enters uu nrtel hois i in ;i!y uo a par with his eoinra leH

l'.o mie-- t bear tl.o saino burdens lis theydo, and ho nceives thu samo rewards..i his turn ho will bo thu uitelman, or

chief of his nrtel; in his turn, too, bewill be its lifwer of woimI und drawerof vat. r. As the former ho will beii( le r rleh-- nor p'x.riT tlimi ns the lat-

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One braad on ent one year 812

Kaeh additional brand oa cut, sameowner 8

Each additional brand in rrint(straithtletters and ijurea) 2

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The AimucAK PnonrrTmi TAWTrrljiAcrtnb nuMaifejug a UMt ralMbJa aorieai ot Tur-- I'JicuiBtia. ThwM ar prrparwl wlUl a vUwto itals ake fats anal artTuaMsjas fur lretot-Uom- ,

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Copper claims in groups of three to eigHtmines.

Gold and silver properties of known morit,GROUP, He. full claims continuous on the same lsde-e-, cf kick trade

capper ere carrying silver j width of lode about seysn fst, with rich pay streak el

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abeat twenty-tw- e incbes; property tkorefhly pretpectsd; sitnatsd in Grabase WwabfSrst situs iarsiameat.

GROUP Ke. J. Iifbt elainai eealif neas to each other; tepper ere; flanee, red eefitles ana earbenates; will arsrafe U to 15 per cent; CO tens of bt'ch grade we nütktume; sitaated in Ike Ceppsr neunlain tninine; district, Graham eennty. Teass

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OROCl X).'3. Seren troU asá silver beariar qnarti nines; tkerentkty srerseeeewaed enenesl n; nlenly ef weed acó adjacent te the San Franeiice rirer, wkisk reastke year reset! afferdiaf aaple watsr pewer rtj any nnsnbsr cf stamps, ceneentrsvtors, smelters.'ete. ; nnder Intelligent and praetical mininr sepervisien tkis gres ofmines will yield ese.-saesil-

y ; sitnaletl in tke Greenlee gelJ asenntaia ntiaiag tliaikiceGrakass eeanty.

GROUP K. 4. renreesperelaims; eaxkenate ere; free satsltisg; sitsatssl Im Use

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