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CONNECTIONS

Train No. sd connects daily nj Koysvil,
for Chase CItY. CurksyIf and Oxford
Durham, Hcudc son and Raleigh com
meets af Greensboro Cor durham
Raleigh, Salem. uuo Winston. Gnf g'l points 0r
North Carolina ID. vision. ni salisbury for Ash.
vile. Hot Springs and aI points in Western
North Carolina. and AZ Charlotte Tor O.. G. 81
A. X. X.
Train 80. 81 connects daily 40 Greens
bOrO' FOR Salem. Winston. RAJ aiRh. Go'ds
uOrO', and MOreheai city. az salisbury iOi
Ashcyille. Hot Springs. and al nontl lf
Western North Carolina. 8t Charlotte With
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta ra ir0ad for
Columbia, Augusta. Aikou. Charleston. sfnn.
nah, in0mgsY.Ic, Ca, ltoksonF "a aud 0ilol
Florida rOi.ts, also WITH Carolina Contra
railroad Tor Wilmington.
Trains from ile south arrive at Rich,nOn0
i.l5a m Hni iN DIM.
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safely trusted with the honor OF tho
State Of Virginia ne gentleman of az
proved legal ability and a man above re
proach
We only feared that lot Of lawyers
might possibly beguile him with tech
nicality.
The State and the Democracy are
proud Of Mr. Ayers. and the TINES IL
particularly proud Of aim because we
worked hard TO get him elected, beliey-
ing that tho State needed in public life
men Of hard sense who did not claim
mere social position to give them Office.
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CUBA AND BLAINE.-Mr Blaine favor:
the annexation of Cuba, and be gives
TWO reasons for IT, Il would settle the
sugar question he thinks. and then be
believes that il the United States owned
Cuha we should discover some means of
stamping out The yellow fever. How our
ownership of the island would contrib
ute TO that result is not altogether
clear Perhaps il would be as well 10
stamp out the pestilence in Florida be-
fore annexing any more yellow fever
territory 10 practice on. After we have
eXtirpated the disease within our pres
ent borders, perhaps we shall sigh for
more worlds TO conquer-if We are not
too Old C0ur,er. J0urnal
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WEST POINT ACcoMM0DArl0N.

Lave Richmond Csd So. depot. 70 0a
Arrive Richmond. = rs ID 3
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THE Mobile Register calls 10 mind the
political assassination Of General Hind.
man, of Arkansas, an eminent Demo
cratic leader who was killed under very
similar circumstances 10 those of Clay.
tons assassination The difference in
the cases. however Is that Hindmsn was
Democrat.
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THE Baltimore Sun publishes large
number of interviews with business men
engaged in the canning industries, IN
which The injurious effect of the pro
posed high tariff on tin-plate is clearly
and conyincingly shown.
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A Wonderful Eject on the LIVER. stom
acb, Bowels, Kidney and Is God

1919 '"N-'f -N'""'' go" - WV
4 prepa red by DR. Il. M'zey A lanta. Ga
pleasan lemon drink thar positively cure,
l4i BiIiou ness Onsti cation. Indigo. ton OF
Dyspepsia Headache Malaria Kidney Dis.
esse ID zziness Colds Loss of Appetite. Fe-
yefs ca ls, 81 rches, P.mpes. all lmpun.
ties Of the bl 'od. Pain ia the Back Palpasa-
lion 81 the Heart, aud all other diseases
ca sed by clsOrdered liver, stomach and
AidneSs, The INST great ause of ali iats /
diseases. % cents and 81 per bottle sold
oy druggists. Prepared only by II. Motley,
81. D., Atlanta, Georgia.
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THE last Partisan sensation IN drama
Is Sardous "Marquise, which had its
initial performance on Tuesday 1t was
wicked and witty, but ii failed, and tho
brilliant playwright Is set back badly
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YORk RIVER IlNE

fTmni Daily. Steamer Il-Wechy.
The faYorte Route t0 Dlfmu
Tho steamers OF this lime hIo m dec of
beauty. elegance. and com urt
fLeafO Richmond Tuesday Thursday aud
saturday Ht I'D n.n.
Aruvc Baltimore ArrFe NNhuOuU
sJi am II.iIH.m
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Ihli slly and Sat.
urday at lp.m
Fare mchmund t0 Baltimore. First q lss
g., second class. flJN.
The York River Line arOr18 superior Rd
FautaFD- tO business Den iu enabling Meu O.
leave RICHMOND near the close 0f fle lny'f
transactions. and arrive at Baltimore ear.f
next morning, flfor having fu 'Oyet BE- delight
ful aipht's rc-t. free from One dust aud noise 0f
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
l., ave Richmond Csd 81. depot. rs Jam
Arrive Richmond. . fs ID pm
'DauJ. tDaiy except Sunday.
Depot and tlDket-Onice foot OF VIRGINS
street 40 town Office. corner Tenth and NslI
streets
PkYIyN RANDOLPH. JAS. L.qAYLOF
Gene. Al Manager Gen. PHse'I Agent
SOL. HAAS. JOS. IS. POTTS.
fhihc Manage Dr.. pass'r agent
nnlf % hmnuf We
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WHAT AN OLD MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE
HAS II Q - a y
cOSCERNIS0 THE
Chase City Mineral Wafer.
ForKrAyp, NorrAw4Y County,. VA.

August rs, 1855.
w. n ?. NudN. chase Gin. lns
ill., b rinnny years ! suiciel very much
fr m fptps a.. 9th rs complications. rhch
a- urrNou ness, neuralgia. iudiz'.ti' %. 'unsii
patton. ifcr affection. etc, until hccine nl
most a confirmed invalid. lurnR tlr limo /
was treated Oy intelligent phyaic. rs. who pre-
-oflHel faflo. IS remedies. used BON Nihli
nrl Uih0r mineral Writer'S. also br. warner E
in'nI'atrd Liver ana Kidney Cure, all 10 out
little advantage.
HrlrnT 90 your ncwly-discoycrtd chase
CIV Mineral Water ! sent Tor ana obiaiuc i
D case az 10. lasted me ab no tire" Weeks
during Which time / imlr Ncd ~ mu' as 10
Doe Huie tu have home. which l hat not httn
gao tn du nr months previous. then wen. I'D
Cease Cirvand continued the use OF the Watr p
fresh from he well. for four weeks. MNlth
gave me more real benefit than an Tic other
remedies cOmhiu a. My nerves were soon
quie si. lcould sleep wellali nis ht. my gloomy
fears -nn torrbudings vanished my mlhd ln-
came bright ana cheerful, | c MA enjoy lhc
mpnuy OF my irionl- which before avoid
ni. my appetite ! creased. ms digestion
greatly improved $50 tnat o ld eat almost
any hin1 oil fOHd with uuniiyl the cons lId
81 ou was o. liefcd, and toe idne, affection
realty benefited all ni which attribute D.
ru~c Oi your mineral watnr.
must eiy. in CONCLUSION. fiAf Ice u,llet me
1i.Cov rs ~ this water blssHg ~ IHiflf
hNn0nly. Away with your drugs and nos
truus. Go 20 natures fountain Of hea th B
Drink pl lt- healing water. 90 1ftk. ana Dee
made WHOLE J. u. POWELL.
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a04 Dailu Gtmrn.
III LsHED EVERY DAY IN THR YEAR
ny THE TINES PUBLIcuIN0 COM
PAYY. OFFICE 40 EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
THE DAILY TIMES.
crrY DELIVERY.

Delivered IA any part Of the city ard Man.
chester by carrier At ~ cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINES delivered ~
their homes can secure % by postal card re-
Quest or order through telephone NO Ht
when delivery is irregular immediate com
plant should bc made 20 the ONCE The ad
dress may be chang as desired. n car" b.
tpkcn ln all oasos 20 mention the old and new
address
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sauon in England Climbing Poles nm,
Walking nopos-Tsatornizing with Bird
AVID Mice.
Cats base generally lscn REGARDED as e.
pccially and only useful for the purpose o.
catching rats and mice The cat has nlvc
been flppood % 90 nn Intelligent animal
nothing Ahe as Intelligent Gs the dos
but o. o. Sportsman the cat is emiEeutl
.uccealll How four legged anina
sen catch 8 winged bind, VINO has nothing
to 10 t1 yet away except % Gy W
10 tho afr. where tho cat can't follow
o., b. remarkable No0ithoiesg. pussy mas
be- e-cn alamo cly timo IN sumner stealing
through tho long grass, clou-hiEg, slowly
whs-ing hCr tail from side % side, nov
-rawlu. forward. and 40 last bouncing on
the un7 r.cung bird before 70 has timo &C.
get its win going and rise IN the dir. Then
cat w.ii watch the parent biritll IL goes %
RS neft. thus revealing Us locality, when pus-
sill MONT ihe tree and eat up the young
birds When o bird is seen hopping abou.
over ilDc.s and shrubs. chipping all the time.
making great fuss and evidently distressed
tue chen ces 0ro that somewhere near q cat is
watching lo see where toe bird goes But the
bird at such times IS usually too sharp for the
eat. all stays away from its holle for fear OF
bemyls It's bJd.ing,
IE0rEss0g rTEDEmcEs' PETS
Lately man in England has .raincl cats
ile Us % i''0 l'I'-l Trainer OF animals, such
e9 iA' ioI-' TIE ooe' tle goat or mo pig.
'ie 'a' ili.' lumber 81 c--'. ana las given
-i' con 'n-. i.ne ~.'elIil.' IT, Is ioies.of
.I-i''-,' Ai d. on e..u''.'i'f OF us p.,a
-' '' '"' morning ln inc
'- -i '' .''' HOUSE, ai-" tt.us ln'.A on
''-' ana iAAA- tne5 u4e noi
''.'.' ii 'i'- i1--',' 'i A." p-'
e, "-''.5 -''' V'1I ''' 0'''i''. 90
t"' "iI H-'- eN-" OFT WIN eAp--.ei
DOT. t, o'''ii dl- -'ti! t9" ana men. ar
'h' ci5 way ..' uea' iLen |" wen % us e'l.
il.ion p lo I.i 'D-n rest Professor tFedri
c.s u- l7 .+ee I'D framing tnemi anu
never l.iA-s ~ Whipping 'I.iA. hill.l7
o., '.'' an '-.,i ''l-,' '-i
..- ''.'''.' ''''.'''.' '7'' S -,
.,o F- aug
" '-o'- VIZ" ''.--' i' ln-l i4'. arc w,
f.'. lI+ I'D '-ii lAllTi liet lhiu@ tAe
'l-illF wants To pay ana don consider t.e
L....-f aL nh sii.l5 LIVER! 10y or 4nI
--Il iei. e|A Ny Hai'ra WITHOUT
-' '.'' ...'i'',D' .ll "a. ln' kitten ooesn 3
..- ,-H '-'.lN'
paw ili"'l-o GIG
i, ''' '- Di. .'eii a'!l
'.''' '''.'' ''"-.' 10 'i.''i I'D ''a-n " ,'. To-
.''.iD % ''' '"..' Do .'".''' o.l' ii''.'.' ---l
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ADVERTISING aATEs

- Reading notices in resdin0-matter type
Is cents Ter liuc. Nonpsrcl loaded y cents
eNrc.
r~-W ints marriage aud death notices not
exceeding eight lines. p c,n's sCb Insertion
80 rccial contract mates furnished on ap
rIcation
..ftot sales. Legal Notices and Afnuse
m tIserff-ements ~ per inch each
I ,-srfion
{ at %, ucnmono Va F""'"h
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Reinittancos should be mede BY drafts
checks nostoGlco orders or registered letter
PAYABLE fo
TINfs PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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lie CABoN was Union soldier. But
the record shows that he was put In Jail
for desertion IN the face OF the enemy
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AAI~HIps
~ r--rr--r1~--~~r---.-"-H ..r-s-.H---
{ tLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
~ PANH.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY Df b u.n.
Steamers .caVc New York i0r Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY agd SArl RDAl
40 y. m. arriving 10 Richmond MONDAY Ano
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations ulqlrpls
Cabin fare 90 Sew York VIA James river
route including mtlIt HHl Ntrth)..... (
nounI-frlp Old knta limited o. thirty days
after date Of Issue. .......... is lf
otccfuge with subsistence. s..s...... ID
Uclage, without subsistence ..... ... U
Cabin Are Via Clcsag oalfc AMI ohio uil-
iDdltfts .....t.ar I'D ~
Cabin fare ya Richmond and Petersburg
ltlliuh .t.. ..ft....ttff .tttt.t. ....... DID N
Tickets can 0e obtained at A. ~. CARRIERS.
100 Vain street, Chesapeake sll Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg IepUts. and zoo com.
panys Offices, lOi Mail street, and wharf.
k0Ck.tt3.
freIghts forwarded and through bills 0f lac
ing Issued Tor points beyond New fOrA.
Freight received daily until hour of saiIll.
Passengers leaving Richmond ou MON
DAls.I kcDA Ia.WEDN ESDA Ys.sIiUli IDS
DAYS. and sAtD hDAYs UY the Chesapeake,
and Ohio railway NIa Newport heWsiaf s.ila a.
and Oy Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day 40 lJo3 m.. VIII make connection
al NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
0EORG & ". ALLEN 81 Co.. Agents.
No. 1911 Main street. ana
2iy le-tf Company Wharf. Rockets.
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DIEDMONr AIR-LINE-

DlEDMONr AIR-LINE.
RICHMOND e DANvfLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND most DIRECT ROUrI
TO TIE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEpER- on All MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE M EFFECT JAV'Y. o. isa.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA AND kIDNEY TROU
BLEs, drink Chase City Li,hia Water
Price % cents gallon, or "a a case. =
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a RAID BY oPOILsMEN-It is not
Democratic but Republican authority
which describes President-elect Harrison
as overrun by horde of ofhce-seekers.
The thousands OF oilice-seeking letters
and applications which have poured in
upon him since his election, writes The
IriJUne's correspondent, "hsye eugrossed
much of his time and about all of Pd.
yate Secretary Hali0rds' An even
more serious encroachment upon the
time of the President-elect has been in-
flicied by the personal visitation of those
seeking something themselves OF urging
the claims of their fav0rie Cabinet cam.
didates " T. Word
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RICHMOND. Va. April II. lesS.
Dear slr-Ihc Chase City Mincm Water ]
b. Ye fcen ffing from you has been used
parily Dos myself and friend, with eo iHr,
iory happy results for torpid liver in both
cases Yours truly.
BENZ r CIR Mp. Ul 'rumn West
Coal Dealers, l1le cs-t Carr street.
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CORN MAKES WHOLESOME FOOD.-
The reason corn is not more largely used
in foreign countries for human food is
because foreigners do not know how 10
cook II. With hundred years expert
ence in this country there Is still amazing
ignorance as 10 the best methods of pre-
pairing II for daily purposes In Europe,
where corn has been introduced as d
cheap substitute for wheat, rye and oats.
the method of preparing II makes IL only
d; for pigs. In making the proposed
corn exhibit al the Paris lnterternatiOual
Exposition care should be taken to
spread the knowledge Of proper ways Of
preparing IL for the table The Rse0ra
some time since published fifty different
methods of making palatable bread,
cakes, pudding .&c.-Phsla phsa ReegTd.
JAPAN IS WISE AND PRoeREssIvE. -
The new constitution was promulgated
from the throne by Mikado on Monday
The constitution establishes a House of
Peers, the members of which are 10
be partly hereditary, partly elective.
and parlly nominated by the Mikado,
and a House of Commons of 800 MEM
bers The right of suffrage is given TO
all men Of the age Of twenty-five years
and over who pay taxes TO the amount Of
S25 yearly
The Memphis Appeal comes nobly to
he rescue of Granny Blair and pr. Mary
Walker in their heroic efforts to free
woman from the tyranny OF the monster,
man Col Heating not only writes IN
ayor OF woman suffrage, but his feryor 7.
; SO great that he pours out his soul in /
'rayer for the day of jubilee.-Nasteide .
American.
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4 TUMOR IS REMOVED.

JEsrP, Ca, February IS. 1888
HmHio- Ad'ens Company,
GESTLEMEN.-l have had rheumatism IN lis
worst form Tor ei-ht years. About thres
years ago a tumOr formed In my omach and
hrged the chest or bieas'bone SO that my
cnin rested on the cnest Have been treated
oy i've hyslcians and have taken larg guam
Titles OF medicines without the sigh est
benefit. until ! began the use u "hu. nj
CUTS Rheumatic Cure" 1 have taken eight
bottles Huunic us Rheumatic Cure. and am
entirely free from pain; cat walk FOR the ni st
time ia two years. The tumor Is removed.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. LAURA ALLEN
Leading Physician Of jesup, Ca, Tsstlfes.
JEsUP Ca, February IS, lsss.
A1lhchH Nedlcne Company.
GENrLENEN.-l hereby certify that | saw
MS. Allen on sth OF september last. and her
condition ar that time was as above stated. !
recommended nunnlcuts Rheumatic Cure.
and she has hoen improving IA idly ever
ince. Yours, etc, q. W. DRAwDY, NJ. b.
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RAIL DAD
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
" WAY COMPANY
RICHMOND.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 10TH
iesY.
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400 pro. accommodation. ...r. -
station arrives HI ADD
oW pm. leaves hIoa arrive. .. ..
5i2 um.
$40 ON. accommodauon. n-.
street station. leaves t....I
tW.
500 pm. aulfeo at E.m .sagO t.
lI' nm.
z. A. TAYLOR Hlrrm Ii.r.
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DICHMOND AND Al.s. ID
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS nrEFFa
HAM AIR. .."U I..

on. Sos. 4 and ran lfI.
Richmond aud lIil0I Forge. Hnl U.
sunday Bot" zen Balcony kals all f. 4..t.
ron
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AsfATIc YANKEEs Twenty years ago
the Mikado of Japan was regarded 6y
ais subjects as @ divinity When he re-
ceiyed his courtiers or statesmen a screen
was drawn down so as 10 hide bis face
II meant death for any native who dared
TO raise his eyes from The ground in the
Imperial presence, and when dis Majesty
passed through the streets of bis capital
every blind was drawn and every win
dow closed -k1chanqs
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THE TRICKS OF PUSS.
4 Mar WHO TRAINS CATS TO DO
MANY AMUSING THINGS.

The Feline Pets Are Creating Quite a SEN
sation in England Climbing Poles mud
Walking nopos-Tsatcrnizius with Birds
AVID Mice.
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Proved to be the Best.

Tested and proved by over thirty years
use in all parts OF the world Allcock s
Porous plasters have the Endorsement Of
the highest medical and chemical author
tiles, and millions of grateful patients
who have been cured Of distressing all
ments voluntarily testify to their merits
Alcock's Porous Plasters are purely
vegetable. They are mild but effective,
sure and quick in their action, and ab-
solutely harlaless.
Beware of limitations, and do not be de-
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for
Allcock's, and let no explanation or sollr-
itation induce you to accept substitute
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE
I and Straw. Headquarters Depart
mentof Arizona, Office OF the Chez Quar-
termastcr, Los Angeles, CAL, April s,
lSSg, - Sealed proposals will he receivcd
ot tlis Office, and ut the offices of the Quar-
tern,nsters at each of the stations below
named, until II O'Clock, Il. H., on
WEDNESDAY, May S, 1889, and opened
Immediately thereafter in the presence OF
bidders. for the furnishing and delivery Of
fnel forage and straw, during the fiscal
wear ending June 81, $500, at military
Stations in the Department OF Arizona, nH
follows Forts Apache, Bowie, Grant,
Uuachura. Lowell, Mcdowell, Mojave,
Thomas and Verde, and san Carlos,
Whipple Barracks, and Tucson, y. T.,
Los Angeles and San Diego Barracks.
CAL, and Forts Bayard, >eIden, Stanton,
Union and Wingate, and Santa fe, y. NJ.
Preference given to articles OF domestic
production and manufacture, conditions
OF price and quality being equal and such
preference given to articles OF America
production and manufacture produced on
the Pacific Coast to the extent OF the con-
sumption required by the public service
there. Proposals for either class OF the
supplies mentioned or Tor quantities less
than the whole required, or for delivery
of the supplies at points other than those
above named, will be entertained. Speri-
fications, general instructions to bidders
and blank forms of proposal will be fur
nished on application to tins ONCE, or 10
the Quartermastcrs at any of the stations
named above. 4. S. KIMBALL, Quarter
master, L. S. Army, Chief Quartermaster.
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FRATERNAL ORDERS.

MONTEZUMA LODGE, No. l, \. F. 4 a.
NJ. Meets on the first Monday OF cach month
G. F, Easley, ". NJ: Henry NJ. Davis, secretary
SANTA FE CHAPTER, NO. J., X, a,
month. W. 5. Harroun, II. P; Henry M DAVIS
oe shSTA FEE COMMANDERY, No, l,
Knights Templar Meets on the fourth Nonday
Of each month. L. L Bartlett, E. G.; I. IL. kuhh'
Nt SaNTA FEE LODGE OF PERFECTION,
No /, l4th degree A. A. S. r. Meets on the third
Monday of each month. Max Frost, V. NJ.
CENTENNIAL ENCAMl M EMF, l. ~. r.
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays Max Frost
G. p; ? H. Kuhn, Scribe. n
Meets every Thursday evening. Chas. u frooS''
\. g.: Jas f. Ncwhall Secretary.
ATTAIN LODGE, No 3, l. .. U. r.
Meets every Friday night. J. l.. Van Arsdale' N
g.; s. &. Reed, secretary. uo..
SANTA FEE LODGE, No. z, X. OF +; Mee's
first and third Wednesdays +. H. Metcail' N'o''
C. H. Gregg, X. OF X. and s.. '. n u
GERMANIA LODGE, No. s., n OF r.
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. A. "lnosor'
C, CT. G. Mcfarland, X. OF K. and ). ,-...t.
NEW MEXICO DIVISION, NO. !, UNIFORM
Rank X OF t. Meets first Wednesday III eaGl'
month. f. l.. Bartlett, Captain A. NJ Dett'eoach
Recorder. , ~, .,,Up,C.
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA
Meets second Thursday in the month. Alaliaci'
Romero, President; Geo. ORTIZ, Sccretar! " NJ
Dreamer, Treasurer. a n u
SANTA FEE LODGE, No. 1851, &. u; o.; U. r
Meets first and third Thursdays =. W. Moore
\. G.; W. W. Tate, secretary. =, "a
GOLDEN LODGE, No. 5, A. q, u "
Meets every second and fourth Wednesdays.
; Harroun, Master Workman; H. Aihooe'"
Recorder. - oo+,
first and third Wednesdays of cach month"; IL
oil vnuth side of the plaIa.
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SANTA FE SOUTHERN AND DENEkh * klO
GkANDE RAILWAY COS.
Scenic Route Of the West and Shortest line 10
pnrhin. colorado springs and Denver, Colo
SANTA ~, y. NJ, April ., 1852.
Mail and Express No. daily except sunday.
Ma md Express so. daily except SUNDAY
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Mr.. G. J. Smith, travelling salesman
for Belford, Clarke & Co., Chicago, had
the misfortune to sprain his wrist Ho~t
severely. Il was suffering great pain, y
he says, "and my wrist WAS badly swol-
len; few applications of Chamberlain S
Pain Balm relieved the pain and reduced
the swelling in one ni.ht, and in conse-
uuence my work and business were not in.
terrupted, for which am very grateful
| can recommend Chamberlain Pair
Balm from personal experience" Sole
by C. Nj. Dreamer.
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Hon. Jas. u. Griffin, Judge Of the
ST, judi;ial Giatri,t ol Iona, says
1T gives me pleasure TO recommend
Chamherain's Remedies, because do so
from actua experience in the use of them
in my family. I refer particularly to
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which l
think unex, elled Ivy any other" Sold by
G.. NJ. Dreamer.
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General freight and ticket once under Ine
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rates Hss' viii be checrully given and through tick
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Pueblo, Leadville and ogden. PASSENGERS doF
nrs from Cuchara All trains now go over Neta
and Conanche passes in daylight Berths Sc
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