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Mrs Ntns.aw s@assIhs syrup fof chill
1sen fe=afainH, l. fhe prescription Of cue o:
the best female nurses aud physicians IL
the pitr~s states, aud has nseu uss6 fsr
naisliass eg aaos hers for their chisdre1s
Dartng tee procsss os tssthsax. its value 10
Enea,c1Iahle. IL reiseses ths child trnxr
pain. CURES dyseasrry ard dsayrhtss- grip
lar 10 sas usweis, aud wind cello. BY CIV.
ing health 10 the enid. II Fests the ussshsr.
Price NO . hottie ewYv
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An eminent physician says. A healthy
sssag ssrF%sss from tso ~ sbFee ranpsls uf
bile every twetisy tussr hours ana dfstsuSas
Of iris secretion where RI Will do tee mnsf
<ssesi. Now IL sAe liver ~ cur a orter. ssse
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oppressed. The taipl Il rsf clear. aad q
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ts@gsoTm rs progses functions. fheseas reg
usasta4 ssse y Ssslss systFss- sss.ss by Ne Is
a-i & Holmes Drug empAay.
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Oregon & California Passed Med
ford: C. H. Dexter and wife. Sadie b.
smith, Howard n. smith. Mrs. R0ble.
Mary A. Currier, a. ID. Hayes. Mrs.
Hayes, Mrs. 81 A. Caps, J. G. Pealer.
wife and three children. Mrs. Levy
n1d child, Mrs. Hughes, d. w.
Hughes. Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. +. N.
Sissons. Mrs. q. q. Mosfltf. Ida Moffts,
q. q. Earle. J.. r. Mahon and wife,
Rev. G. l.. Fitchett. Mrs. WIN. Ritter,
w. L. Dennison, Mrs. n. S. s. Denni-
son, G. Anderson. &. n. Jones', s. III.
Hammond, Lerey Spurlock, G. u.
Lockweil and wife. III. IL. Cohn. Isaac
Meyers, n. Roose, =. ]. Wills, =.
stone, Geo. II Ledgerwood. A. NJ.
Mohibefg, Cbas. Rubcrti, J. II. Corap,
Il. &. sheppard, Ino. Butler. Mrs. J.
l.. Smisl5, j. II. HabIe and wife, Anna
). Gray and daughter, and fifty-twO
second-claSs.
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4 SKca>H RAILROAD PATTY. - EliIAli
Snaith. W H. Holepsnb. ten. Dodge.
Mr.. Lane and Mr.. T.. Campbell. all
prominent railroad nssn. arrived ia
she city Eresn Port Townsend On the
North Fxcisc, al ? O'Clock yesterday
Afternoon They were snet az The
hsest 81 several citizens sith carriages.
and orsvsn around the city The visit
oxs Uere shusn 81 tfse principal ssssanss
ST lateress- Use parry returned to
tAe boss ~ I O'clock and wsns oa 10
Tacoma
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person. The other witnesses exam
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t4u young Women VITO worked 1T the
Clara Ma, 'aanxify. owned by Sir. iii
iuid. And la which tise fanaiIy hyeu 1T
the time tie crime Is said - have tee..
cu4Ismlstesl. The defense has not yes
been outlined ana Will be given tnis
morning.
JUMPED THE1x n9Sps.
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~ The race track which broke up IN
general row and shouting aHfny; but
hone u the defendants cuufu be ivunds
except scott aiia Chase. The latter
appesfsd Ia court the hfse o. the week
came IN yesterday and MAS arraigned.
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assa~stss <E@xlsie - sn aessfaEs care sns
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SAwxsIL CoArASY.--Arsieses OF m
corporation were s.ied xith Ilsecoasty
autiisr yesterday by tie Taylor Mill
Company. The op1est of tse CONF
pany, as Indicated by the naa.e. h TO
own. build. construct and operate
sAwmills. The capital stock j. ss,.u8
in 40 shares uf $ltV each. The tReor-
porssogs. v ho serve lis trustees for the
ilrst six months. are ID. y. neaton,
Eglck sisin, jr., and John Isylor The
entire amuun, oil capital stock has
seen subscribed and the company Will
pusld a nil at Seattle immediately.
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AaAiS IN OrKRATIos.--The Front
street cable which Is again in oper-
alton. is carrying almost as many pas
sengers "a before the iiFe. The new
double grips are in use, and they work
satisfactorily. The transfer is made
hy a switch from one track to the
other al the ioot OF Cherry street. anu
the use OF the tufntabse il entirely dis
4asa
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|ARGlllarPiClGl

EVERYTHING from the basket itself. to the
siaiutics that nil IT, Finest lot If fancy gro
ccries north OF Sanfrancisco.
ApolsinsFis and White Rock Mineral
Waters, Golden Rusxet and Carbonated
Sweet Cider, Lime Juice Cordial, Lemon
Syrups, Crpss 4 klackweIl's Raspberry and
Curntnf Vinegar, Sarsaparflia and Iron.
Spiced MusScis and Oysters. every known
brand OF Sauces and Relishes, TruilieS,
pate de fair gras, Picked lambs Tongue.
Glover Leaf Lobsters. Trutlied Grouse.
Woodeock. Partridge, snipe. etc.
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NO CHANGE or OFFICE.

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eFrs e sssss- IL ysss xAHf sessr r~1tssesase lss
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~ Hbunk Stenn3
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a BoLp THiEr-On Monday man
named Oiiver Beason was arrested on
suspicion Of having stolen bundle
containing q yaiaabie sealskin sacque
fuand in his possession. lie s:ouiiy
des.ied stealing The bundle. but ~ he
could not prove ownership was hell
for trial. Yesterday woman named
Mrs. ]. Gordon Winks appeared in
Justice Miller court and Identified
the goods as her property. She tod
the court that during the tire Beasofi
r9Sbesi up 70 her where she was watch
ing her goods on one of the wharves
and assaulted her. He forced bottle
OF whisky into her mouth and make
her drink. She was SO frightened that
she did not resist when be carried OF
the bundle, and had given up all hope
OF recovering il when she heard that IL
had been found by the police. Beason
will have an examination on q charge
Of grand larceny this morning.
The JuMgERs REsTRAISEp.--On
Wednesday evening gang OF men
commenced putting up temporary
shanty on lot at the corner of Fifth
aud King streets. belonging TO J. r.
MeSaaght, without Eirst securing q
lease OF even the consent Of 4, q
osner. He bad leased the property
10 !. Mrs McExen Tor a period OF
turee Years al rental III 500 per
aIunth, 80 be ~ once notified the
tFeSp asssrs To siesist from their baiid-
ing operations. This they refused 10
10, aid yesterday he secured = tenn
pvrary Injunction from Judge Han
lord restraining thena from further
proceedings unsll saturday. when Tie
nssriss OF the case vii be heard.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15
JOSEPH A AEOHETA.

From the flew Mexican.
The new attorney for the district COM
posed Of the counties Of Grant and Slerrai is
Mr.. Joseph A, Ancheta. He was born in
Mesilla, Doha Ana county, and received
his preparatory education in Santa Fe at
st. Michael's institute. graduating in 1882.
He then stndied at NotFs Dame university,
Indiana, and graduated therefrom in
1885, receiving the degrees OF bachelor Of
science, civil engineer and bachelor Of.
laws, and he was in the same year admit
ted to practice beforc,the supreme court Of
The state Of Indiana. While a student he
was always at the head Of his classes and
recivied the highest honors. being the re-
cipient Of no less than twelve gold medals.
30 much for his college course, He was
admitted to the bar Of this territory 10
1887, and is at prssent the law partner OF
Judge John D. Bail, and although he is a
very young man, be is a good lawyer aud
fully qualified to dis ,harge the duties Of
the Office 20 which he has been elected.
The irm of Bail & Ancheta enjoys a very
lucrative practic and Mr.. Ancheta is con-
Sidered amongst tho rising young lawyers
Of this territory.
Mr. Ancheta ia now chairman or tho Re-
publican central committee of Grant conn
tyi he has rendered valuable service to the
Republican party during the past cam
paign'in Grant and Sierra counties, can
wasting both these counties thoroughly and
making numerous speeches, although he
was not a candidate for Office. From the
time Of the primaries to the evening of the
9th Of November he did not rest, and he
contributed largely to Republican success
in the counties named.
The NEW MEXICAN is Of the opinion
that Mr.. Ancheta'S appointment wasl one
Of the best made by the legislative council.
We are gratiGed 10 see an active, outspok-
en-, hard working young Republican prop
erlY rewarded, and we believe the ap.
pointment will be found to have been judi
dious and proper. We think Mr.. Ancheta
will make an excellent record during The
coming two years.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

TIE Arizona Legislature. from all ae-
e%ouHts, iS having a great time this winter.
II has been in session about two months
and has passed but two LAYS. The trou-
bic appears TO be that the legislators can
not get used to the peculiar quality Of
liquor set out by the Pbonecians. The
liquor merchants Of Phoenix, in honor Of
the removal Of the legislature 10 that
burg. sent east and procured II quantity Of
Eve old Kentucky Whiskey for the delectR-
tiOn Of the Legislators. The honorable
members had been living for years on the
various brands Of t~AFantula JUICE, rattle
snake oil. tequilla and other liquids indigi-
nOus in ArizsnA, aud when they tasted the
new article imported for their benefit they
eOttOned 10 It as = baby will to mothers
milk. The action Of tho liquor merchants
val made with the beat Of intentions, but
the result was. unexpected. Either ths
liquor was unusually potent or the amount
drank was unusually large, for It is al
meat impossible 70 get a quorem Of the
Legislators to meet ia the legislative halls,
Ii fact their meetings wont average two q
week. OF course the entire lsgial4turs
was not 90 overcome, for there are emf
nent apostles Of temperance among the
msnbsrS, but they are IN the minority
The LBEakL is not prepared to say thaI
ths tsratog u any the worse Of on thin
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15
REFEITU NOTICE.

To J, ]. Reinmuth: You are hereby notif-
Cd thai the undersigned have ex-
pended one hundred dollars @lOOl in labor and
improvements upon the "Hoboken" mining
claim, located August 9th. 1857, in Gold Hill
mining district, county Of Grant, territory OF
New Mexico. and described by certificate
filed the 10Th day Of October, A. ID. 1887, and
recorded in book 70, pagesls and 10 Of min
inng records In said county, In order to hold
said premises under tho provisions Of section
Sf24, wise statutes OF the United States,
for the year. ending December alst 1888, and II
within ninety days after this notice Of publi-
cation you fail or refuse 70 contribute your
portion Of such expenditure as IA
being an undivided ~One-fourth, amounting TO
twenty-five dollars (s26D and the costs Of this
publication. your Interest in said claim VIII
beeodpo the property OF the subscribers, I'M
der said section 2R4. H. AMhLER,
20. PARKE.
Fret publication January 9Th. 1919
Lust pubncltou A~prIaG.h. lap
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

The LIBERAL has received IRON Govern
or Res copies of the tWenty-thrse veto
messages which he sent to the Legislature.
also an address 40 the people. The ad-
dress is printed IN the irst page of TO-
days paper.h In regard to the wisdom Of
the vetoes the Liberal, is unnble to pass
an opinion, as the Legislature was too poor
or too penurlOuS TO supply the press with
copies Of the bills introduced. The gov.
ernor, however, argued his side Of tn,
question in 4 most fOrcible manner.
When it comes to handling y pen Gov.
ernor Ross, in the words Of the poet
''getS there with both feet"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

THE Las Cruces Republican says that
Judge Henderson is a partner with J..C.
CarrerA in the Bennett mine. It will be
remembered by persons acquainted with
the wonderful evOlutions through which
this property has passed during the past
fourteen monthS that Carrera and bis as
s~OeiateS enjoyed a lease on the property,
that they sold the lease to C. c. FitzGer-
aid Of FL Paso. obtaining therefor SO, 1000
in cash and $l4,0 900 in notes. For some
mysterious reason Col. FitzGerald, after
having opened out the property to a con-
siderable extent. was busted from it by an
order from Judge Henderson. Soon after
wards Carrera again became lessee, and
as the Republican has it, is an associate
of Judge Henderson; while Carrora and
his colleagues, innocent holders" are
sueing FItzGerald for the value of the
notes, after taking property, notes and
money. Of course this is all right 20 far
as Carrera lie concerned, but it fails to sat
isfy Law abiding men to learn that the
very magistrate who sanctioned the pro
ceedure depriving the purchaser of hi,
property without redress, should nov
prove 10 be a partner Of Professor Carrera
1t is reported that Judge Henderson hai
forwarded his resignation to Washington.
and we should think it was about time foi
him to do so.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15
EOh
1899


anu lot NMt DtmotFhGyH
THE sun believes that the campaign for the
election ofa Democratic Congress in 1890 and
a Democratic President in 1892 should begin
on or about tho fourth of next March. TIL
SUN will be on hand at the beginning and I'M
I'll the end of tho most interesting and impOrs
tant political conflict since the war, doing Its
honest utmost, as over. to secure the triumph
of the Democratic party and the permanent
supremacy, OF the principles held by Jefferson,
Jackson and Tilden.
The great fact of the year is the return to
absolute power nj tho common enemy. Of all
good Democrats--the political organization
for whose overthrow HE SUN fought ut the
front for Aftcen years, tho memorable years
of Grant and the Fraud Hayes, and Garfield
and Arthur. r
It is the Same old enemy that Democrats
now confront, and no will be intrenched in
the same strong position. 1t has been oar
ried once by brave and hopeful fighting. DO
you not believe with THE SUN that the thing
can he done aRaiuf Wait and see!
The hope OF the Democracy Is In the loyal
efforts of a united press, oherishing no memo
ries of past differences In nOn-esBentialB for
getting everything but the lessons OF expert
ence, and that victory Is a duty.
Probably you know THF SUN already as a
newspaper which gets all the news and prints
II In i~noOmparably interesting shape; which
chronicles Facts as they occur and tells the
truth about men and events with absolute
fearlessnees, making the completest and most
entertaining journal published anywhere on
enrtn; and which sells its opinions only 70 It's
Subscribers and purchasers at two cents a
cOpy-0n Sundays four cents. IT you do not
know n SUN, send for Il and learn what a
wonderful thing it is 10 he in the sunshine.
DAILY. per month 80 so
DAILY. per year. 6 90
SUNDAY, per year 2 90
DAILY and SUNDAY, per year 80. 8 90
DAILY and SUNDAY, per month. 0 70
WEEKLY SUN, one year......... 90
Address THE SUN, Now York.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

The LIBERAL regrets to announce. the
death Of Col. H. Smythe, the editor of the
Fl Paso Tribune, which occurred last Sat
urday evening from Bright's disease.
Col. Smythe was one Of the most active,
go-ahead newspaper men in this section Of
the countryi personally be was a most
genial companion. He leaves a wife and
daughter. HIS death is mourned by u
wide circle Of friends.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15
Consumptlon surely Cnrod.

To TIE EDIToR-Pleasel inform your
readers that | have a positive remedy for
the above named disease. BY its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases lave been
permanently cured. | shall be glad to
send two bottles of my remedy free to any
Of your readers who have consumption If
they will send me their express and postof-
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup. for
children teethipg, Is the prescription Of one
OF the best female nhrses and physicians
III the United States, and has been used
for forty yeara with never failing success
hv millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teeihing its value is
inculculable. Il relieves the children from
pain, cures dyaentery and diarrhoea, grip
ing IN the bowels ard wind collie. BY Civ
ing health to, the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c. a bottle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

TEE Enterprise brings out Senator King
as a candidate for register Of the land office
at Las Cruces. Mr.. King;wOuld make an
admirable successor to Mr.. Sh slds, who,
by the way, bias 6lled the office to the sat-
isfaction of all who have had any dealing
with Il.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

To W. Fl. Case; You arc hereby notified
that / have expended elO in labor and i'm
provoments upon the Alabama No. 3 and
BLACK Hawk mining claims, situated in kim
bell mining district, Grant county, New Mex
leo, us recorded In book 4, ing. loo. rec, pages
9b2 and 96a, and pages 35i and aA as will ap-
pear by certificates filed on January 3Ist,
1857. In the olhoo Of the recorder OF said
county Of Grant, in order 10 hold said preni-
Uses under the provisions Of section @324 re-
vlsod statutes OF tho United States, being the
amount required TO hold the same for the
year ending December 3lst, 1888, and II within
ninety days from the service Of this notice
you fail or refuse 70 contribute your proper
ton of such expenditure US a co-owner, which
IA u one-fourth interest, or go, and the cost Of
this publication. your Interest in snid claim
will become the property of tho subscriber
under said section 264. FRAEK PROCTOR.
First publication March 18th, 1889.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

VIZ reprint this week from the columns
Of the New Mexican a sketch Of J. A. An.
Oheta, the brilliant young lawyer who has
been elected district attorney for Grant
and Sierra counties.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

account, in fact, judging from the rec
6rds made by other legislative bodies. we
think the people Of Arizona should be
congratulated.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

The Hon. Lew Martin is ~squRring him
self With bis constituents. He has intro
dueed a bill in the Arizona Legislature to
make the license for selling whirEsy in
that territory $50 per quarter or Sl2o psr
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

SoNE Of Wells-Fsrgo's detsotiyOs think
that the present run Of stage robbers are
eastern crooks, who have come out into
The west and adopted this profession.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-03-15

THE Hilltboro Advocate is now owned
BY A. 6. Mcdonald, the proprietor Of The
las Cruces Democrat. Under its present
ownership it will never be accused of mug
wumniam