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70 d .. sHEDD. 100, X l. av. au:]s,tu, th,l m&d2m
las s.. ss sssl: sGq sssss... st..
{C!. Circle, ssi saS0 a ssy St: me-, :.Sss so
sis st.. 4-..y. 6r; 80 aeis Il st. s-.ss b. -
sis 18th St. 4s,y Dr. wv a$s St. G
1880 4: s;.ty Si iOo ss s5' b. soO
1885 st.. 8sty: br 'oo 1906 Sos St. s:siy b. .'0O
+. s;;iy br: ~ 1ss st e. ssiy.5i.
l406 stoushiOn St, ' s. Iii ST.. 2-sty c'oO
14i0 ssoushton st. s. on frame ''''''''''''''''i'
sS'' er'..............6Ol
1I2O Conn Nv, 3-sty., I1s45 14th st., 3-sty.
sSioxa Circle, ssis- 1910 81 i S5sh ST; ssiy
1907 st. s:siy. 6r, 10 s e st. Sc: sty ITO
laoa st s-s,y.. isi: 1s g 100
- IA Ave-. 81 20 y store an: and szs
ess &. d i,oor. 1874, ,4 HIT. A., second
st. Attn door 9Yr f4 s an. nd bath iSira e'
SIS st. 9TH door 9Gr s 4ss and s 9 ssatth
STABLE.
In rear Of 1920 ST.. stalls room for carriages,
au3-1m AIS St
E0R ENT-UNFURNIsHEp- =
- 144T Mass $3.50 ia LIST ST. $50
g29 Farranut square,. 100 Summit av, Ianier H's.U
1913 Conn $500. 1888 1oi 5 Pierce
OI3 l3tn 81 ~ Fayette terrace. 20
12lyI st...........lOU 7OS Ii ST. ne....,...... 20
1910 10Th st. 10 4OS 9TH st 8 Is 80
1914 18th 1888 Az 9TH St s.e.. s. 30
iOS Conn aV.. store 40 o1S 10Th St. H. 30
l42SN st.............5O Stable, square 199.. 3
oO st. 40 AT ST.. office. L. on
1129 l9tn .45 1334 II ST., snop......l
2O2OF .4O915 9th st. II
FURNISHED.
18th and SITS "a 66 l21O Conn sos 80
10th st. near so N st. near l4tn.
dupont 300 gtn st.n'r Dupont cir 125
NJ mr. thomas circle. 300 1877 + at. .S3t,
18th near R.........20S.33
FITCH. FOX BROWN,
au15 l437 Penn. Il.
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FOR lighthouses.

NOR RENT-TwO FIRsT-CLASS RESIDENCES,
Il I5l3 Rhode Island ave and l412 18th st. Apply
to ]. sHEDD. 1901 r. I. av. au3s.tu IT, mkd2m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


JIoR sALE-TwEYTY ACRES, WITH sIx-RooM
Bstsyille; Id, B, and o. RR 4, V. HALL, ITO 81,
Paul ST., Baltimore. su3l-3t'
Tor SALE OR EXCHANGES ACRES; NEAR
%f
WANTED-TO BUY FROM TO ACRES OF
w Land near Catholic university; must be a bar
gain no, to exceed $1,000 an acre. Address Boz o.
LIoR sALE-A GARDEN SPOT or 81 ACRES IN
Florida. within half mile of depot and post office;
10 mile. from eainesvlls. bargainf for $500 cash,
wo D. 1913 9th st. au30-2t'
L,OR SALE-ONE HUNDRED ACHES, LARGE
S Rs
on b s RR r miles i 'front.' from the city 500
a is as:
from city, mile from h. X. station, $1,000.
"a SeSq. 1855 s' from
.n IM9 HGK GRE, elegant Cottage q IssmA fruit and
ne Ten ACRES Riis fT" excellent water high.
TEN ARES f ne eaitSstio Sn ordiHsIy improve
ments: mile from terminus of Tenleytown electric
SOME EXCELLENT MARYLAND FARMS On river
and a'r0ad 4HsEE tit * E
sug30-2t T. H. sYPHERD, Sun builaing
EoR sALE-25 ACRES NEW s-RooM HOUSE.
cellar we'll barn. fruit 0,scre woods. hne spring,
au3O-2t' II. L. SALISBURY, Vienna, Va
INoR SALE-THREE AND ONE-THIRD ACRES
on river front, mile above AQueduct Bridge; Vir-
gina shore beautiful wooded slope: for cash. 100
au30-3t I. II. SYPHERD, Sun building
ITOR RENT-SIX ROOMS IN LARGE COUNTY,
1 House Five minutes walk from 14th st. cans
$50 Address II D.. Star office. au2Q st
FOR SALON MET BR; B, O., BUILDING
Lots. Cottages, and Country Homes; grass. grain
dairy and poultry farms to stations splen
Nv. iyS-2m
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EOR REM
III tur.. 2l:!.. Il 81. 800
SCOTT h WILCOX.
1907 Pm. ave. nv,

IOR REST-TwESTY-Tw0 NEW HOUSES, ON
Il Washington circle. 29d ST.. K st. and New Hamp-
shire ave; seven ON I'D ST. are ready for occupancy
and Will be leased at 500 month. The others viii
De really fOr occupancy about October ! and Will
rent FOR $50 and $50 each except the large house on
the north. which will be $40
AL are opeu tor inspection
an3l-6t' BH WARNER co
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I'OR RENT
II 80 o ST n.w-.....s65 49Esw. Ar. stable 9. 30
2 sd St se, 13r-. mi 40 %. 81. GEORGETOWN. s. 80
239 LIST o r. mi 80 400 Armory St 3
su3l-3t' CAYwOOD Il GARRETT. 18th ana Wy ave.
I,OR RENT-72O STH ST. NV. 8 ROOMS: MOD
II ern prOyements; half block from patent office.
THOMAS ". FOMLEk, 81 z 81. I'd floor au3l 81,
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Go on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING 70
Marshall Hall excursion. See advertisemC Mt
Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-31

BULLETINS CAN Bk
FICE. These houses q
mits from our once.
Gu..4-eo.sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-31

l.OE RENT
Il l4l7 9th NV, Dr., I7l2 2:Id H. W fr 5r 90
,eooi@.E MI $40 III q. store, 5r., water. .25
1oOs 'th n w.. Dr.. Tor. 1913 9th. br, 6r.,w- - 80
~ 81 40 1913 Marion. Dr., g.
-ovs ''h NV. Dr., or, water Is 80
IN i;s--.-..-;.-.-...3Ol4 Z. n. Cap- Dr., Ar.
AOo NV, br, 5r.. cellar. water. IA
.-S-oO 132O y. j. Dr.. 0r..
l522 Pierce pl.. Dr., 7r, FUNDAMENTALLY 1880
EN-; 20 % $50 9TH, fr. 5r.w .12 30
ySy - Ne Dr. Sr.ii 20 90 4. fr, Or, water. 10
4ol- 9TH n ", Dr., ar, Z2o1 Sth. br or water Is
n-l................-Z3oo Do CHAS. =. SBkEVE.
11ol-3t 1908 9TH ST nv
I.OR RENT-HoUsE 7i5K ST. OPPOSITE MOUNT
II vernon square. eight rooms. modern improve
lnents. Rent s4O per month Apply 70 W. r. I'D
AONSTON. 800 9th st. NV. sn30-6t
EoR kENT-s20-HANDsoME THREE-sToRY
u Dwelling. Sli1 So IL W.; q rooms and bath, hot
and cold water. bay windows. Key at LARRY corner
sth and y SITS aaSo-.sts
EOR RENT = HANDSOME SUBURBAN RESI-
1snes Corner Attn and Ir'nnbu sts near terminus
o. TN ana 9Th ST. rooms, bath and cellar; mod
srn inproyements large grounds abundance OF shade;
Powers. shrubbery, fruit, 6c.: SIS. II. H. 4. LEI
tOLD. 1900 St nv au.,g 81
Eok RENT-I455 AND 1857 BOUNDARY ST.
II New 2-story and Basement. \ rooms; all modern
sonSeuletees. az So Also Furnished House rear
Dupont csrcle. A p. PARDON, 1876 1t. sua9-4t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

L,OR RENT-sEPTEMBER i, 2013 @ ST. NV.
- aNine-room Brick House: mod. imps Inquire
1915 18th st. NV. au3o-ot
E,oR PENTHOUSE 81 ST; NV; ROOMS;
II modern improvements; $3.50 per month Apply
to W. c. JOHNSON, us 18th st. NV. au30-1m
IroR RENT-479 MISSOURI AVE.. TEN ROOM
IL House bet AZ and 9th SITS. n W., all modern i'm
provements. Key ct AIS Missouri ave. au30-3t'
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I,OR RENT
Il 1902 st. n. W. 1lr SOS 1909 18th st., s35
liz 18th st. Stable. IS 1872 10th ST., 6r pr so
I693 10th st 1T SO 33 Il. me-, Or. 29. 80
lo29 Corcoran ST Ter. 20 Hughes alley Ar. q
Apply to GREEN CUNNINGHAM, laos + st.
auc.l. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-31

TOR RENT FOR CoLORED PERsoNs-NEw
Il Houses on Ward Place w.. containing four rooms
each with range hot and cold water water closet &c
only S12. SO per month BEAIL, BROWN CO,
l0Zl 81. aug BIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-31

NOR RENT-HAND SOMELY FURNISHED
u House, most desirably located near Arlington
hotel Hertucs pass dOUr Rent 4 40 per month 10
private family only Address Box 40. Star Office
E0R RENT-BY FISH MILLER. I2I3F sT. n W
Il 100 % ST. II. LIT S1S $50 st u. " Or s15
Furnished 30 1929 I'D NJ W Tor "a
1O1 IJth 81 nw,l2r3 30 Lilo i ST. NV, l3r... so
Furnished. 1.sl3l6 IL At = w I0r an
au3l-3t "
ttOsss, ~ 49, fS32s Prospect ave, Or
49, $50
III MI % S~V lsOo Z3th ST.. TT.
sS'th 81 IT, MI. new 80 .'S}So-3O Prospect ave-,
VT MI, W.. 40
an3l-3t- e. IL FlCkLING, 1864 sd St
EoK RENT-i5o2 CAROLINE ST. N.w.AvERY
II Nice Little Home. rooms. bath and cellar. i'm
nrst-cl4ss repair; s22.5O. l. l. APPLE, kooIn Sd.
622 ST. au:iI-:,t.
vNOR RENT-TO PERMANENT TENANT ENTIRE
II or Portion OF House. Partly Furnished, With small
family Pleasantly located capitol Hil short dis
lance from Capitol. References exchanged Address
Box Is. star Office au3l- at.
Eok kENT-FURNIsRED, A COMFORTABLE
House IN the northwest section OF the city: eight
roohs completely furnished and in good order terms
Isssonable To desirable tenant Address Box 81 star
oice au3l-3t
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NOR RENT-OFFFRED FOR RENT FOR

{ OBTAINED AT DUB Of
IN be inspected only by per-
HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
l5O3 Penn ava N -
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

Robel p. Faddis, II Soeorro, has Invented
an improved railway ~hich wsa illustrated
in a Iate number Of the Scientific Amerisaf.
The rails res. nst on strihgtrs and each iis
has lis epds divided, or spiil longitudinaily,
one portion beiag then tarued upSard 10
engage the outer side edge ui eseh rail, tae
TIC ianef edge 81 the rail being gagged by
= spike driven through an aperture % thr
lie into the strirger The ties aDd stringsfs
are, however. H,aiply held iegs'ber by si.r-
rups. which embrace the stringers from be
low, ,hp arms Of the s,irrgps extending up
along The 1pti,e sides Of the lir'oeer'
through the lie ard being secured by ntts-
Il will be yGluab!e for tram ways 10 mines.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02
ebfnarY.

Mr. William Stewart Wheeler, who dIri
As GI,aaee, Tvxss, p7 February l5th, isss.
,sas born on Msy 81, ls2s, ia the toxin gf
s;owands, CstlarauEus coua,y, State Of
New Yors. lie was the sou Of Daniel
a.ewis and Sarah pilks Wheeler. and 1t the
age Of % be left home 10 70 70 Fieksearg,
sliss., to 60 INTO business for himself. in
May, 1867, Nr. Wheeler married Margaret
HI.. Price, daughter Of Major Lle~slyn
Price, wesIthy plsuttr u Warreh county,
Miss. Thshsrfy couple resided N Vieks'
burg. Ahere Mr.. Wheeler WAS a prpsperon.
banker from 1859 10 1868 when they went
10 New York, Wbsre the hufbHnd went
inio the STOCK anl Brokerage business, and
remained until 1888. Faiiiag Ia busines'
and health he eaIns 10 New MHEic", wher'
DE became Interested in mining Beius
thsre unfortunate he came 70 Ihis city, aet
bad charge oi he Piersea house up TO Tvs
snonths ago. Mr.. " becler was en-foute i'
New Orlesns 10 ngnia sisociaic Ainiself aEiu
tbS friends and comrades OF hismofe pros
porous days when tho aHfOrenanss scciae''
occurred which caused his aalimels deata
lie Wal loving fa,ner, a DEVOTED husband
and leaves wife. three children and
large eirp:s Of f1riigHds to mourn hls DEATH
Tribune.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

Tie resily excellent And Necessary laws
WHICH Ibs New Mexiro Less.Aturs has
given 10 the i've stock industry ihis session.
and especially u The ea,tls lniare.,z Of lie
Terrilarg. IS one Of the c.,nfaea2sBle ira.-
srss II igZIsttE;fgrf whith tae Stock grower
Ia proud. The cat.einea 10 tie Legislature.
notably Mes.rs. k.ng and DoIan, u The
Council, aad L,sbe,, of the House. have
been faithful An1 nard workers ia al mat
appertainiug 10 1--we stocS leg.slAtion. They
ha,s been ably assisted by Col }. r Chsv
"a. president Of thr -c5unc.l. aai Mr.. :. 4.
Foster, member of the House from Sierra
county To these gentlemen 10 particular
are the tEa1ks "f ibv stoekmsa dse 'er
hene1oe,aC legislation in thesr behalf TIE
Stock GrawSt also extends its grsteiul nF
rrecistion 10 All the members Of the Legis-
laiure ~h5 hsye carried forward by ise'r
tsbcrs 20 sueee.sfat ss6s msasares fui
the eeneaI 0, the live stock btos;fs =
Stock GruEsr.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02
n. Spatcier's Ranch For Beat.

Being in i'll heslth, l now Offer
my entire ranch for rent, except
vineyards and orchards, consist
ing Of about 80 acres ground,
plowcd, and prepared to sow
harley, and cut while green for
hay; about 20 acres also to be
sown with alfalfa, and to be cut
while green for hay; The entire
alfalfa field on my ranch; the
grapes from about 1000 bearing
vines-Black Burgundy, Muscat
ofAlcxanderand Mission varieties;
my pFixate dam, or water gate IN
the nam ditch, and irrigating
facilities the very best IN the entire
Valley, the entire place being
under wire fence. Parties with.
out means to conduct the business
properly. need not apply I'm
quirc st my place one nile wesI
from ,lrrol. n. SrArcIrg
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02
FOR SALE At A BARSAlA.

NV ranch of 100 acres
Choicest land In the Valley.
Situated as good water pre-
siieges as any ranch on the
Naesilia. Acequia, mono ex'
cepted.
improvements consist Of.
2 good Houses adobe.
1 Well and pump.
aOOo vines, 1900 bearing
varieties, N4uscat OF Alexan"
dria, Rose ReEAa,-1iGfandeaS
BLACK Hamburg, SIT 5catei,
mission.
100 fruit Trees, stFaWbeT-
rles, PoHaegranates, Eigs,
Roses, Flower beds and
etc..
Houses surrounded BY
beautiful shade trees.
20 acres Alfalfa. will cut
200 tons this year. with 2
IrTigatbons, TO acres ready
/ to plant.
as acres under wire fence
s acres stock corral.
WaYFantV Deed given TO
/ 100 acres, will give puE
chaser information thatWlI
secure about Ib acres liant
additional.
Adjoining lands owno'
and planted by the ". c. L
I Co. Terms $500 cash. 81,
900 so days, $1,000
wear. $1,000 z y0 ara
$1,000 3 years, interest,
per cent
Immediate Po 8 8 o s slol
given. Gals or address.
J.. w. DAWSON.
la MlesIila. N. ~
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02
Tsrr,bls Misfortune.

Il is calamity Of the iifest kind 70 ieel
that ones physisai sasrgses ere fziilhs tn
tAe prime oil life--to het more neEeries.,
mere uTgpEFitFf. wTHksr tVefT day lei
this u the uahappy lot pi hahdTsds ~ho
surround Vs. A soutes Of reserved strength
which seioucs sppzoYva, Ia behalf OF wbict
uiulGi,u9es Of debilitatSj have aad are esefy
day lestifying, and which. ~ e9aatless
instances, MS butt up CONSTITUTIONS sappsd
by weakness and iuhrsai:y aud lang AN eetie,
htled by olhrF means, sutriy eaiahfsilas y
sslf 70 ell who need tonic. Hestettefs >
Stomach Bitteis IL sueh medicine -pnfs,
butaDie, soothing 70 the hctyes, promotiye oi
digestion and fertilizer Of the blood Dye
papsia add nrrveasAess-ihe aist eanse,
The second consequence Il ssek OF stamina
depart whena course ofihs bittsrs it ifird.
At f1Fms oF fnalarial discase. rhcnmstlsM,r
kidney and bladder trouble, eonsipAilri'
and aiIiiousuess are anfilfaatsd by ihi'
standard family medicine.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02
Wn. w. GnFsix. PxpRo PxRsA.
President. Nice President
First National Bank,
OF sAMTAFE, NJ. hi.
-CAPlTAIs Sl5A,1aa ~
SIiRrIIr S9o,Ge0 %
eAxrA FE.N. n. sept iSa alsS2.
sAhTAfE. N. N.

The st,ret.on n she yHsb,ie. v@f-7+is441 -
f,s,s.,s remote from backs sil hahS-+s, =
respectfully called 30 ibe ai.spssgss y ihli
lssek fss. tae ;rarssSiico e 81 l'as>iiiss3-
ith capital ard sasp'5E q sstF 'lsso
wiih ex.enssye ecnneesions easi. pesT aid 10
The Issrritafy. il Is prepared 10 30 all hrSn-
ehs,s of A bsgatrg hnslaasS ca terms 81
favorable "a szxi b. else = As.Es % ssAtallsssi
Accounts Il hznkx Bsaksrs MrrhAHts
ard Business tnsR IN gvnEtA', psFiscufsrsS
S,ssk Growers. Minsrs ani RaaSnaara,
ss-aie4ssSaa-
Literal arranvsssn,, u,s3e with Haaks
and RAnkeEa Tor l.isEe.t ss esl.sssss. sslf-
rpTcv and Tvnlssranrss-
lslcrssts allewed On Naa- dep's@
Advances msaeOn CoHsignHe1ls, Nouee-
-erg ConnAeiS sal esAss syslsnesS 4 aees.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

General Alger's name has beea frsqueat'y
mentioned IN connection wilh the portfolio
Of war in Mr.. Harri.oI's cAbinet We have
never doubted for moneist but that NJ
Harrison Woald es Flesscd To hAxe him As
ono Of his adj i-ors, Tut We have never ter
moment though, Tia; he would accept any
proposition. Ger, Alger vi! make the next
cabinet himself. Il he zeki Republican coz
veslt.0rr sr4crtt tiFe strongesl aud mosi
sysi!sble Reporter
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

The Reporter wishes 10 expresA is high
opinion Of the pcrsonalaud legal Qualities
tiens Of Csp,. j. r. MeFIe. Thess IA 30
Republican ia the third district better quail
aed ior the lAdgrship snd nens msre Dc.
serving q ths appeintment At tbs hands 81
tire tustNmthg Standardization. lie should
haze sss.--saa AaFpial Rrp~FtsFs ==
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

Remeflaber that .kysra Cherry Pee,Orsi
has no e9Ual as . specific for colds. soaghs.
usd all affections Of the throat Ana iangs
For nearly ball century j, hss bern il
greater demaaa tAzn any othe, remedy for
pu ull.aoasry comPlainis. All dsaEglsa Asse
IL Tor sale.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02
Consumption surelI Cured.

To The RDiroR.-Pieasc inform
yaaI rea,lers that | haze pnsIilxC
remedy for the above named disease,
By It's Timely use thousands of hope,
iess cases havs been permanently
cured. shall he glad 10 sei'i two
bottle. Of ny remedy Tree TO any o.
your readers who have eeHsaERPtien
il they viii send me their express
aud poslotiiee address.
Respectfully,
IA SLocuM, , At' e.,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

Pr0gress.

1t is very important IN III. age Of va,
hiaIeflb pTOEirss taat remedy BE- rlrssing
tetAu taste ard to ,hs.ye. easily taken, &C.
csp,able 10 tie stuniseh -healIhy IN is
stature aud etIrcis. Possessing lhess quaii,
tres, Syrup Of Figs is the one perfect !aAs-
tive and most genile diurellC known.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

1y,lCECONPLIAEXT.

~ session * draNins tla ciose. Much
s.ei.. wurk hn beeH accomplished
ssunr.. ,se questions a. yet and''ci4e d is
.,,,,tiOa OF The Agricultural College
81. pripcirsi asp,rAa,s ios the l9ea'ion oil
81 ,a,oe ART Las Cruces, Socarro snd Al
e. ue,oae. We VII not &, I.,r the pre'sa''
90 .bs merits Of these loca.i,ies. ~ n
c,ace, bs, made by far the bes, hght
"a lie beat showing 1t has kept deie-
ION ecnss,in. of very able men and
ssseSd politicians al the capitol working TO
..,a he przs. These gsn.ietbes, hVw-
bs,ide. locking eat for the location oi
college, hsys h4d much TO do in shap'
- I.,.,si.la.ion ia a wholesome and bene-
81 direction and have worked manfaiIy,
ara and sAecess.ul.y fgr any good measure
a5Ai came NJ.
whe,hsr or ma, they obtain the Agri.
eml,ursi College f,f I.>s Cruces. their work
sd .itas rpeu, here has not beeu in vain.
uss.s the reverse. They hAyo watched care
sully Aad liii-saily over the I'erriiory'a in
ssreais, and specially over the interests oi
Soulhesn fvw Mexico. and hsye succeed IN
advancing then in many direction snd at
rnAny ps,lnt. SuG,hrra Na~ Mexico has
act ouiy powsrfpl and strung delegation
IL tie as,h Le..isla,ile AAeeuihly. h,t II
1Iso has very poweffui aad strong dslsgA-
kiea OUTSIDE oE ,he Assembly. and The two
Ear., bined have ts-Ai-1ss4a TO tbtaia much
sod and beneficial legislation tuF the Ter
ISIOry aflsree s,sd for souluefn Sew NICK
Iro 10 particular,
aAnuux., this Vgtsids Delegation sheail
e eap%Sisiiy mentioned C,,l. W L Ryner
-. Msior IS. II. H. nt~ellya, Mr.. Jobi
vi Riley. N.jor dqha X. AeFis. Of La
stssrr1vrH. Sr5ii e5=1F= Richard iEudson. Of Ora"
s1ss'sEyz 54iae- people of southern AeS Mex
iso a-e ualer great ea.ies,ioas ~ them
They have ia every say possiale hslPe'
sloag the intsrCs;. of their sfetiOa. Honor {,
wa5m hnnor i due.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

Avoid arpSsraage.- wor.As sen,.s-
Fasn, having At unusnaliy red nose. was lon;
sszysese5i "A ssit< siFt,ief on She siy, -
Afesc mol aeii sc sesaainted With his strictly
SsemperAge HABITS. HIS unfortunate dis
Mgaremsas va readily cured Sy the uss #
AYERS SarsspsrillAs
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

Las Cruces has Csc newspapers and nov
xan,s tie government firm. mAn
-ap tire 'txould seem that Lss Cruces
!. ezperimsrt.l station enough tlrssdy.
-Chief.AiE. e@-Ia'
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

n now ,of1s our ,ha, Pegoi,. the Irish il
former, is a l,ar, and convicted himself on,
at bis own mouth.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02
Isl Pearl ST , New Yorl

George H. Casey. Il the Pssssee caI,ie
CampAay tf IJItoln county. has recently
bought two bptEalae. for his Missouri rAncl !;
ono was thyee-year-oid COW and oae =
tSo year-,td bn.i, and cost Ains 81 .9Fe
The associated pyess haa the follouipg
di.Pstch ff,.m The City Of MeGiee: ~Ths
police have effected The arro.s Of Luis Hal
Ter, ehargcI wi,h misappropriasing funds o.
the International company og MEXICO, The
complaint wss made By Emilio VeisscO %
=sCcognt Uf American stockholders. The
amount 50 faE fpand short is sl2s,ooo,
rFesidsHt nisi Is giFihE the sattss ms pet.
sonal At.eatinD. and II possible viii brug
Hal!er to iu.tiec. A great. scesa,ien Is eH,
prcied when the scheme is lsid bare" HUI
Ter is the head ofthe well-krowu eoloniring
und railroad outfit a: Las -saiomas sauth ot
Deming.---l.Ater reports stste that Hailel
was released, thsre being no ground for hs
arrest, Ills hrcaser has sei .he county.
l. LEGAL blanks for sale at the RI
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

I.egaI tlank, d. .aIa a lhe rs
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02
Never Put Off

Never Put Off
Tm tomorrow. so-day's duty, II yoa
have = Cold. Cough. Bronchitis, or any
form Of Throat or Lung disease. do nos
neglect it. Ayers Cherry PectoEai, II
promptly taken. will speedily relieve
and cure all ailments Of this character.
Tive 4eaFs ago I took = severn Cold,
which, belng neglected. was followed by
a terrible Coagh. host flesh rapidly,
had night sweats, and was soon confined
20 my bed. A physician was eaiied. but
she nselttrins he prezEK4s bed afforded
only temporary relief. A friend advised
the use 81 Ayers Cherry Peeiurl.
began taking tisia medicine, and before
finishing ihe fiEat b9ttIa wns able 70 els
ur; four bottlca effected perfect cure.
- Geo, W. Dick. Newton. Nass-
In several cases Of bronchitis. caused
hyexpnsnre TO damp and cold weather.
hare used Ayers Cherry fectoEals lt
Il an Rnodyne expectorant Of great
value and usefulness 10 patients % all
Ages. Its certainty OF action. and its
safety ~ q household renedy, are
forribie arguments ia ita favor. No
other cough pfeparstlon does its work 30
quickly aud satisfactorily. &C. EaEioyt,
II. D., New Orleans, La. n
Ayers Cherry PeCtCral,
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ssia hTa DrsgEis's- Prize en- si1 sea'ies. ".
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

Legal blanks for sale at the Re-
pupLtexS office.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
PgDgRlL.

Anshony Joseph .... DeiegA'e to Congress
b. Ross -..-:....'-5'. ,foN eI '',,l
". Lane -. ,-z'esst'ss sArH
#&e& AskAisn .'+-@' y
ii gr,gkcf. ". r. Henderson, As.ludSsa
ssrs o. Knspp Rcee.,er Puh. A.feys
SIS W Fisher -...-- ~ >. 1 shee'ot
49,. s,ni,h {. ;. DIST. Attorney
ss.s.,r,lo N,rti,,,z $ Aarsbai
s. Rssely. San,a r. Register Land Osiiee
"a. Shieils, Las Cruces,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

ssuaemhe~. and cloves towards The
sIarKn " sRAxKDEs. srP.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-03-02

ion Coasign,Heo1s, NoueA-
ssAsr evidences q aess.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-28
rhex want Her mack.

For several years Miss Jessie Gavitt
with diligence, grace and dignity per-
formed the duties of Librarian Of the
Public Library. When the Democratic
Council took their seats last December,
Miss Gavitt was replaced by the present
incumbent. This lady is giving eminent
satisfaction to all who visit the library,
but when the Republican Council take
their seats next month, there is no
doubt another change will be made
in the Office. Among those whose
names come prominently forward
naturally enough is that Of Miss Gavitt,
and it is emphatic testimony to the
lady's worth, the widespread desire
that is expressed by the public that she
should be successful. All who ever
visited this public place during
Miss Gavitt's term of Office
will be most gratified to find her
at the desk again. The HERALD reports
the fact that this feeling is 80 widespread, 1,
but with all possible endorsement OF the
manner in which the present incumbent
is performing her delicate duties.