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PRE- STON + HLV Vim,
FINE ART FU RNITU RE
No. IS Governor Street.

unchanged. Wheat firm spot sales. No.
.. red winter. cash, e9ic.. do. August
sJtc. Corn steady. spot sales No. >,
He. August. 44c. Oats better,
spot sales No. ], white, 3sc No. ..
do. She: No. ., August. 255. Pork
firm. new mess. Si250lSie.1j. Lard
closed higher. August September s6.Jl.
Sugar Refined quiet; cut loaf, crushed
and powdered. 0!c.; graduated. Sic.
Cchee-Spot firm: fair Rio cargoes
1
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New YORK, July 3l.-Messrs.
Hubbard, Price & Co., in their cotton CIR.
cular tonight say: Liverpool opened
to-day at two points advsnce OF the
whole list, the new crop positions show
ing an improvement equal 10 that IN
the summer months, which was rather
a Nv feature as lately they had some
VIM Jagged behind. The spot market
was firm with good demand. Sales,
10 600 bales. The steadiness OF new
CROPS is attributed 10 reports OF
damage consequent upon the te-
cent rains. In New York, although
the market has been lacking in ANNA
ton it has not been wanting in strength.
An advance OF one or two points was
established on the opening, which has
been auietly increased and the close Is
called steady at the best prices Of
the day. New crops have been
steady one continued buying for expofV
account and the great steadiness with
which August has been held has
brought a few more OF the shorts into
cover. No notices have been issued to-
day aud the eagerness with which they
nave been inquired for would seem "a
indicate somewhat larger spot inter
est than is generally supposed 10 exist
Any weakness in Liverpool might IN
duce some selling here, but our advlcs'
from that market DO not lead Us to sup
nose that the bulls will now allow any
retrograde movement.
Spot cotton is dull. with middSnl
uplauds quoted at Il $40 aud sales Of
els bales TO spinuers Unofficial clos
ing: August. 10 G5alO.G6; September
/ 10 lsalO.i9: October, sja995; No
yember. . S7a9 IS: December. s.e9as.9O
January. 9.49a9 80: February. l0.Ol'
1902: March. 10 0Sil0 90, April, 10. l5'
1917: May, 10 eSalO "a: June lO.3l'
1882.
In Liverpool cotton was firm; sale
TODAY. 10000 bales; midlin. upland'
8 $3.50.
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PRICE. ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

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Pr. Turns snnloahtrI. since an who iemcin-
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srtiins manner. 'And now i",
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.t...f im.rfy county. that State.
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''''''''''.' ..l..d .au r.e people into
's H' "'' ...old te mo- further use ion
'~N..''' ''''', ,.i.,,,loo of the maencss OF
thc negroes Mr Norwood tells no" .'''' 'f ,..
down and wof'"..pe" '.''",, ,itn.ar.
"ent"nd n'''' '' ''''' '.. ,...'.,..nnarnood
nr "'' ''' '-....,i.., tf.. .ne.focs as ih,
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meetings p.H'.'' .t. CON
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T.. CHICAGO anarchists celebrate" VI
-o.sar tac one nundicdth anni'Oi'S'l q
I....it.ftec Basiue in vaporous ana up
.,...f,l. Among other speakers MIS-
n.,, va Parsons WIDOW of The late an"iehl'
, ,..,..'. .aia. .Ihc mi of tine Bsstile WAS
80 ,,r rree government, blow TO 'yfan
.'' ,'.,lla.d NOT destroy economic slavery
.'' e ... '' '' nes Government here. they nav
VI, '''' '-,,ornt ln france. yet are W
,.,.,lnnon against the nastiies o' n.y.
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q Family Medicine.

Having suffered for several years ~i,h
liver complaint, indigestion and am OBJ
stinate form OF outaneous disease. after
unsucccs,nilly using other remedies,
was advised by sc,cralphysicilusto try
Your celebrated preparation, 'Nolan.
dine"
Since thoroughly tcstingii, lean con.
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rative blood purifier and liver invlgora
tor have ever used and It can also hs
taken with much efficacy by delicate
females. consider it valuable family
mcdiciuc, possessing the advantages o
Mercury without IL, iniuriousclicct>
and with pleasure offer my unsolicited
testimony i'm favor of " Noiandine.
Very respectfully.
Mrs. G.. ". FRANCISCO.
Richmond, Va.
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CHICAGO. July 31-Wheat opened
steady. Corn steady. Oats quiet. Pro-
visions steady. Ciosings Wbeat-Juiy
17sc. August. ne. September, ''5c.
Corn-July. Sole: August, 36ia3Jsc.
September, 36sa55ic Oats-July. pc
August and September. 2lic. Pork
July and August. sl0.G2t. September
5000. Iard-July and August
sG. O7i September s6.l1i. Rlbs-July
and August. Sj.l2i. September
JJ2l
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NEW YORK, July 3l.-Money closed at
D. per cent. Exchange closed dull;
posted rates. is5iais7i: actual rates.
isj tor sixty days. and 49, for demand.
Governments closed steady. currency
Is. ms bid; Is. coupons, l2ss bid A. S
do. 1868 bid.
The stock market opened dull with
first prices one-eighth to three-fourths
higher than last evenings closing liz
ures. There was reaction OF cne-
fourth To one per cent. but at noon the
market was dull and steady at about
the opening prices. St. Paul. Union
Pacific. Reading, New England, Atchi-
son. Lead Trusts and Chesapeake and
Ohio. furnished seyen-eighths Of the
whole foreu00ns business. After IL
O clock the market became more active
and continued SO until 30 when 1t was
dull and steady at She best prices of the
dav. When close it fell of one-eighth
to one aud One-half. To-day sales
were 1854 90s shares.
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Blood Poisoning.
RICHMOND. NA- JulyI5. 1885,

RICHMOND. Va JmyI5. 1857
T. % /ohnsi0n BQb1icf0y A0iaRdiRr.
Dear Sir u havctakcn Your Nolan
dine" for hahitual constipation of eight
wears standing. during which time ]
have tried mlnyprcparations. but did
not receive any relief until ] used your
preparation, for which have received
immediate and permanent benefits.
Was also suffering with malarial and
blood poisoning ] am now free from
an such complications, and. am happy
To- say. enjoying exceptionally good
health
Yours truly.
7. p. DOWDEN,
Proprietor of Dowdon's Dental Fluid
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July. 3l.-Cotton-mid
ding. lice. Wheat Southern, quiet
but firm: Fultz. s0as1c. Longberry, s2a
Ssc No. =, s6.c. Steamer. Soc.
Western quiet and firm: No. > win
ter red spot. s6ic., August s3ias3ic.'
Corn-Southern. quiet but frm; white,
jOaj2c.. yellow, 4jai7c.; Western
iirmer: mixed. spot, ijc.; August i5sa
43fc. Oats, best grades IN demand
mixed. plenty. Western white, 33a3iic.
western mixed. 2913ic. Rye finn. 5oa
52,. Provisions dull Petroleum steady
refined, s7.l5. Coffee nominal: Rio car
GOES fair. lsc. Sugar steady-A soft
SIC. Copper steady refined l0talOic.
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tlrcc,euswith thcClronic Liver COM
plant. unuhul ard Dyspepsia. Win
total loss OF strength. energy and appc-
titc. accompanied hy siccpicssnes-. \
.in.'c iofncof yuur "Nolandiue . has
restored n, Co. heai,h. ro'Nolaudinc
ann Indebted i,r Tins restoration. !
uou'lal.ostatc. iu TINS connection. that
during the several years of my sickness
trN many remedies. all ot which
nroxel to De entirely worthless DO my
case. Your "Nolnlinc ' should be uni-
versally knonn : am convinced, when
tried. ii VIII become g standard remedy
ANY persons desiring further informal
ton viil have % most Chccriuiiy nnp1t-
cd ly calling upon mc.
Very truly and gratefully yours, !
OF HAWKINS, Richmond Va.
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.FINANCEAND COMMERCE.


NEW YORK. july 3i.-The c.. B. a.
y statement for June with lbs increase
i'm net earnings of over half million
was the good news to-day which made
"A lively advance all around mp To .
O'Clock. while the Atchison decrease
took the edge of the advance AS wc
have often stated the street is ready to
utilize any good news for all ard per-
hans more than 1t is worth $40 the time.
The Transcontinental troubles VIII
probably be settled to-day. Reading 5
friends came to the front today and
there was a good deal Of short covering
in that stock. The coal trade will soon
be exceedingly active. The talk about
railroad trust continues, Che bankers
all favoring it. We do not change our
opinion that he end OF all the backing
aad filing will Dee geai bull market.
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facurers. ON the other hand. have very
light stocks. There can hardly be- amy
question Of that fact. and their shortage
viii about offset the country and ware
house stock. W. +. ID.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. July 3l.-Auction
ondings on Change to-day. d pack
ages. of which two were taken m.
Highest price, $40: lowest, 81, average
1920.
Offerings for month 1,029 packages.
of which - were taken i'm. Highest
price. $40. lowest, DC: average. so.os
Business to-day comprised several
lots of filters and smokers. and few
wrappers. The market is still quiet
and firm. with occasional small new
VIA PIPER sales.
Registered on Change today Alex.
ID. Heard. New York; S. SPAN. Sails
bnrv. n. c.: G.. i. Spottswood, Orange
county. Va: J. 5. Cartwright, Gooch-
land county. Va.
The following IS extracted from let
ters received to-day from Oxford, \. c..
tobacco mon to commission merchants
here: Farmers are very blue over the
Ill continues to rain, the crop is very
much damaged, and ! fear almost
ruIutd
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Baltimore stock Market.
by Inln.fnnn.-

BALTIMORE. Nd. July 3i.-Virginr
Cousols. SIC; do. ten-forues, Soc; do
three S. 6lc.
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RICHMOND. VA July 81. 1889.

RICHMOND. Va, July 81. 1889.
BEFORE BOARD.
100 Richmond City 6's at lis.
FIBST BOARD.
800 Richmond City As interest bear
ing at lOl.
SECOND BOARD.
5000 North Carolina fractional rs al
96s.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. asked.
limited States A. s X. q c.. 1866 ....
United States As X. x Co.. rs l2ss
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The Louisville CSiUie'J0Whdl OF the
2Qlh instant gives "a most interesting ana
elaborate resume of that market ana
the Kentucky crop. from when the ioi'
lowing brief notes are culled
The market has been satisfactory 10
SELLERS with sitter and outside prices on
nearly all grades. but more particularly
Good and c0lory burleys, winch are
HIGHER than at any time this year. VI
der men have steady orders 10 DuN'
and are sustaining the market more reg
uIarlv. and are all busy and in good
bumor. while the warehousemeu nave
had their hands full of work. NO uul
davs have been noted the last week.
Six bogsheads. one crop OF burieys
average 500 20. the highest al -0c.
which beats Cincinnati by Pc. ON TIM
crop. Colory Tugs and trash are III eA
celleut demand. Medium and ordinary
leaf and Tugs have shown no SPECIAL ac
tivitv. but the market is fair anc
steady. Dark Tugs are quiet. no
much heated OF damaged tobacco Oh
fered. Receipts are large. Buyers aI'
now calculating ia advance. Farmers
made relecti0ns when under maihe
ran0es and have even made up thei
minds as 20 value OF their tobacco.
The market is evidently on turning
.oint Conditions are unusual IN
rear the weather remarkable. &C. an'
mist influence prices. The ram anC
/ aood damages are there spoken oi.Wltl
much the same effect that they haV'
/ had on Virginia crops. In june III
crnp estimate was 20 per cent nov
the Commissioner OF Agriculture o
Kentucky puts them at 61i per cent
,rbile there has been steady declin
~, cron conditions since, 80 that 90 pc
nont should be established by tins time
Tbo fields which have survived IN
t;sosters of washlngs and lack OF cuitl
rati,n. do not. on the whole. 100
Ill. many Of them are maturing Pre-
,,atnrelv. Topping time has come 10
soop. and the leaves are snort az
slender. Other fields are badly french
ed The influences in the opposite on
rlctiop. and preventing prices irol
',oing up TOO rapidly on the stagna'io
=, dsrk The crop 10 small, but iorels
1an,ond reduced. Reggie contracts al
mall Foreign tobacco compete nea,
~ with home products though u
c,,mer is inferior, yet each country
striving to raise its own tobacco WI WI
.o,,e success. There are some oth'
1 ~e,s fields opening up for'our Tobacco
"a our manufacturers and dealers al
,early extending operations IN ATTIC
. south America. aud IN olher ciiihes a.
Countries, while our own cons"''P'''
" Farmers still have a good stock !, l ~ :,
Iate IN the year. but air seem connu '.'
p hat tobacco iii be higher s'ill lhu'
IS coming in TO keep prices down. wan
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Richmond stock Market.
Reported hy John L. Williams a son.
.hsukefs and brokers. Ns iii Main street
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araia aud I0iion Exchange.

RICHMOND. Va. July 81. 1889.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-Ss2 bushels.
Corn-S.g39 bushels.
Oats-5s bushels.
Neal-10 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-L0ngberry, 500 bushels very
good on private terms do. ~ bushels
common at Csc. Mixed. IS bushels very
good at 90c.: Shortberry. 90 bushels
very good az 90c.. 90. a bushels good
s5c.: do. "a bushels fair at Soc; do. IL
bushels far at Zoe: DO. 20 bushels fan
m G5c. Total sales Of wheat So bush.
els.
Corn-White, ,OC0 bushels prime at
49,: do. $50 bushels common on prl
valo terms. Total sales OF corn |, o5'
bushels.
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TWELVE thousand extra editions % '"'
TIMES commencing today
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Internal Revenue COLLECTIONS.

Internal Revenue COLLECTIONS
The following are the internal re-
venue collections ade tins day: List
$50: cigars &c, >lO9.55: tobacco
s8 lsaeS special tax. S2oj.'0: total
S1.1J0 10.
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New York Produce Market.
lBy Telegraph.
NEW YORK. July 3l-Flour closed
firm AMI Unchanged. Southern flour
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COTTON REPORT.
Market firm

Market firm.
Notwithstanding. iOsc.. low
miadling, lode; good ordinary
Orc.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-11

THIS PAPER is kept on file at E. G.
Dake's advertising agency, ga and IS
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco,
CAL, where contracts for advertising can
be made for it.
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An AlbuquerQue paper is responsib

AN Albuquerque paper is responsible
for the following:
Rev. Geo. G.. Smith, of Santa Fe, said
that Presbyterianisn began its work in
that city twenty-three years ago. The
most hopeful sign of the work Of the
church at present, and the one fact that
gives unity to that work, is that it is all in
one synod. Two years ago it was en-
braced in the one Presbytery Of Santa
Fe. Fifteen years ago l travelled 800
miles and did not touch either limit of
the synod, for it then stretched from
Mexico to British America. OF the three
races found here the Americans are the
most hopeless of all, yet We are gathering
them in to some extent. The spirit had
gone before us in our earliest Mexican
work. Some say the Indian work is the
most hopeless.
The gospel has been preached in En-
glish, one who understood English and
Spanish translating into Spanish, II you
would reach the Indian you must send
him men who will learn his Indian
tongue and preach to him in that Ian
guage. Years ago Mr.. Dodge was visit
ing Santa Fe. The bishops garden was
the only place in New Mexico where
fruit trees were grown. On several sue
cessive days he was asked "Mr.
Dodge, have you visited the bishops
garden ?" He replied quietly: "No sir )"
One day he visited the pueblo ofTesuque.
Next day he was asked if he had visited
the bishops garden. He said: II saw
one of the gardens that the bishop and
his predecessors have had for three CEN
turies, and in view of that | do not wish
to see either the bishop or his garden.
No sir; have not visited the bishops
garden"
Ii Mr.. Smith is correctly reported it is
hard to tell just what he is driving at
whether he is striking at the American
people, the late Archbishop Lamy, the
Catholic church or Santa Fe. In either
case the showing is very poor, and what
is more some Of the statements are untrue.
We are inclined to believe that Mr.. Smith
Is incorrectly reported.
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Commencing Monday, October Is,
1888, the WABASH ROUTE, in connection
with the Union Pacific railway, Kansas
division, will run new and elegant Buffet
Pullman cars daily between Cheyenne
Denver and St. Louis, via Kansas City
without change of cars. This makes the
shortest route between those points from
120 to 100 miles. Only one change of cars
between Cheyenne, Denver and Cincin
natl, Louisville and all points south, Chi
cage, Detroit, Niagara Falls, Buffalo
Rochester, Albany, New York, Boston
and points east, indianapolis, Akron
Columbus, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and all middle and sea-
board states points. This makes the
shortest, fastest and most complete route
in all respects between the west and the
east. The Pullmans are fresh from the
shop and are Of the most elegant and
modern design. All connections at st
Louis are made in the Union depot
The official schedule will be published
later. g. NJ. HAMPsoN,
Commercial Agent, Denver. Co..
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Job Printing,

Merchants and others are hereby re-
minded that the New MEXICAN is pre-
pared to do their printing on short notice
and at reasonable rates. Much of the job
printing now going out of town should
come to the New MEXICAN Office. There
in no better excuse for sending out of
town for printing than there is for sending
away for groceries or clothing. Our mer-
chants should consider these things. The
NEW MEXICAN is acknowledged the lead
ing paper of this section. The patronage
of the people will enable us to keep 1t so.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-11

THE Las Vegas Optic goes out OF its
way to strike Santa Fe in the following
Las Vegas can get up good local en-
tefainment on shorter notice, with more
novel features in it, and which draws a
larger patronage than any other city in
New Mexico, as witness the chaste per-
Torrance at the ball grounds yesterday
afternoon. Santa Fe could never have
made a success Of such an affair because,
you see, Santa Fe lacks talent and ener
gy, and is amply equipped only in the
matter of office oders and office seekers.
In other respects there is perennial de-
felt over i'll Santa Fe.
Now, it is difficult for an unbiased mind
to understand why this city should be
slapped at by newspaper simply because
some local entertainment in another town
proved successful. What has Santa Fe
to do with Las Vegas local entertainments,
anyhow? The Optic shows signs OF great
weakness in this attack.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-11

The Western Union Telegraph plant
earned the past year for its stockholders
the snug little sum of So, 100000, clear
and clean above all expenses. Does any
body stop to think what nice little sum
that is? 1t would pay the salaries Of the
president of the United States, and every
member of both houses of congress, with
all expenses pertaining to those Offices,
and leave surplus of half the sum. 1t
would keep $4,000 poor families in foo3
and clothing for year. 1t would fur
nish a handsome income for 600 men OF
business and would equip one OF the
largest states with all necessary public
buildings. The Western Union bids fai,
to be big success, DR.. Norvin Green's
complaint to the contrary notwithstanding.
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The Daily tjeV Mexican
"a WV MEXICAN PRINTING co.
TERMS

Terms:
9Th Der Year. $1,000 Weekly per yGaI 500
months ..,.. 800 Six months .,.. l.5D
nee mouths 800 Three monthS .. LOO
Daily delivered by carrier % cents per week.
gates iGl standing advertise h-gI-s made known
application.
All Communications intended for publication
must be accompanied by the writer's name and
nddress-no. for publicatiou-bu rs al evidence
OF good faith, and should be addressed to the
editor Letters pertaining to business should
be addressed to NEW MEXICAN Printing Co.
santa Fe, New Mexico.
ga Entered as Second Glass matter at the
Santa Re Post Office.
SEs-The New MEXICAN is the Oldest uyWs-
pnper ii New MgxicO. It is sent to every Post
Office il the Territory and has a large mud grow
ing circulation 2mOug the Intelligent and pro
gressiya peupie OF the southwest
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-11

TIE Judge has New York illustrated as
an old Knickerbocker riding on turtle,
covered with cobwebs and taking nap,
A big bundle of resolutions and small
hand bag OF subscription funds for the
worlds fair at his side show New Works
progress in the competition with Chicago
and st. Louis, who offer sacks crammed
with millions to Uncle Sam for the first
choice
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The Eiffel Bonnet,

An unpleasantly suggestive fashion note
relates to the "Eiffel bonnet" If, as the
name intimates, this bonnet resembles
the Eiffel tower in height, let us trust that
it also resembles it in lattice work con-
struction, which, while it impedes, does
not wholly obstruct vision.
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WOMAN suffrage WAS rejected in the
election of the new state Of Wisconsin
after thorough trial under its territorial
laws. The New Mexico convention was
not disturbed by q ripple on woman's
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FIRST GUN
Grand Display Of
G ! q I H ! N G
FOR
FALL AND WINTER.

We want the people to understand that
our garments are guaranteed to be the
latest In style, of the best manufacture, OF
the best materials and cheapest in price.
We do not sell shoddy, auction clothing.
We do not mark up our prices double and
then give so per cent off. We do business
on business principles. We buy and sell
more clothing in our Denver and Leadviile
stores than any other two concerns in the
state. We discount all bills and give this
nrOfit to our patrols.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-11

MONTANA has been considered Demo
cratic, but it comes into the union with q
Republican representative in congress-
The congressional race was the only one
involving any national political question,
Montana is all right.