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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

The.brief dispatch announcing the alb
dication of the Servian throne by King
Milan gives no intimation of the why of
the action. 1t was not wholly volun-
tary act, and there is little doubt that
the suggestion came TO him from st.
Petersburg. This is not matter of sur
prise, as it has been talked about for
months, but it is no doubt the initial
slept to series of others to follow in
quick succession that will contain many
surprises. This is the year for momen-
tous movements throughout the uni
verse; several have already been inangu-
rated,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

The friends @ of Judge John Martin in
Topeka are nagging him to enter the
race for mayor of that city. If politics
enters into the contest, as would be the
case with so CONSPICUOUS Democrat
candidate, he would be ANONYMOUSLY
defeated beyond question. Well may
the upright judge cry out in this IN
stance "Save me from my friends"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

Geronimo, the renegade Apache who
has been prisoner of the government
for some years, has become livery clever
gardener since he was taken to Florida.
He is almost as skillful in raising cab
haces as be used to be in raising scalps.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

New York city is Disguised. 1t has
been making a fuss over a merchant
whose fortune was supposed to be an
hundred millions. So he is, in ''teals,"
but it takes ten teals to make a cent of
our money, SO that the great man is only
worth about 100000. New York, that
was about to fall at his feet and worship
him, now turns up her nose at him as a
comparatively poor man. 1t makes all
the difference in the world whether you
estimate a mans wealth by teals or dol
l.,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

The only way that any newspaper can
get any news from Topeka is to send
some one there to hunt it up. Presum-
ably Governor Humphrey is making
some appointments but the associate
press agent at Topeka seems too dead to
think
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

There is considerable CONSERVATION
among the American boodler colonists
in Canada. 1t was produced by the
proposition, which is likely to be taken
up and enacted into Law by the parlia-
ment, to provide for the extradition of
1iduciary fugitives to that country. If
it passes, what scampering there will
be of well dressed, well fed and distin-
guished looking gentlemen of the Doodle
colony. The bill is retroactive, and for
that reason fatal to the colonists now
taking their ease in their inns.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
Hes g Tastey Gentleman

Anthony Journal.
Wichita seems to have a lucky star.
Mr. G. c. Sauer has moved his stock and
fixtures from Admire to the peerless
Princess" He no longer admires Ad-
mire, but will he sauer on Wichita? He
soured on Admire and now admires
Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
Their Various Vacations.

Blaine, the new prime minister has
been a school teacher, lawyer. editor and
speculator. Window has been lawyer
and manufacturer. Tracey is lawyer.
Miller was for many years President
Harrison's law partner. Wanamaker is
clothing merchant Rusk began life
as a stage driver. and has been an active
business man. Noble is a lawyer. Proc
tor is marble manufacturer Tracey,
Rusk and Noble served in the union
army.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

The custom of tolling the bells of
steamboats, while passing Grants grave
on the Hudson river has been adopted
by few boats, in imitation Of the Gus
tom among steamboatmen on the Poto-
mae when passing Washington's grave
at Mount XernOn
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

New Mexico takes the first decisive
step in the matter of regulating and con-
trolling the fresh meat food supply of
that territory by enacting a law requir-
ing the local inspection on foot of all
animals designed for human food and
prohibiting the importation of uncured
meats not accompanied by a certificate
of inspection before being slaughtered.
This is understood to be intended as
whack at the so-called dressed beef COM
bine. New Mexico is cattle producing
territory. Its live stock is its principal
product of export, and it will be an ex-
ception to the rule of human nature if
this restrictive action by the New Next
cans does not call forth retaliatory acts
of all in any way interested in the live
stock business wheresoever. We shall
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
Birds and Flowers.

"Ouida." i'll the Cosmopolitan.
am tempted to say that nothing
places manking in so odious light as
the treatment which these children of
the air receive at their hands OF all
gracious creations of nature the birds
are surely the most charming. Birds,
with their friends and mistresses, the
flowers, are the fairest form of earthly
life
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
You'll Have to Bide a Wee.


Barber Index.
The first noticeable result OF the in
coming of an incompetent admniStra-
ton yesterday. was the non-arrival of
the daily Wichita EAGLE. OF all days
in the year this CITY wanted the EAGLE
the worst yesterday. VIII Bro. Muir
dock please shake up those incompetent
Republican postal clerks?
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
EXCHANGE SHOTS.
A Pun for Lawyers.

LAWRENCE Irlbune.
If Harrison had appointed Proctor TO
the navy instead of the war department
ment. N. B. This supposed pun is for
the legal fraternity only.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
Safe st EOma.

Kansas people hardly know which TO
rejoice over the most-the inauguration
of Harrison or the adjournment OF the
legislature. Either is worthy Of FIRE
works.-Emporia Republican.
The legislature mopped the earth with
the Normal school, and the Republican
feels most as bad as the Atchison Cham
pion. As the legislature left cur dressed
beef and name alone. and gave new
name 10 county that we were inter
ested in, we think 1t q very fine body.
Still, we know the gentlemen conlpos-
ing il are safer and more useful at home.
Kansas City Gazette.
With One Accord They made Excuse.
Exchange.
Last week man stepped up to Us
and said he would pay ever cent he owed
us If he lived until Saturday p. n. We
presume the man died. Another said h.
would pay US in a day or two as sure as
we were born. Query-Did the man lie
or were we ever born? Another said he
would settle as sure As shooting. We
were led TO the conclusion that shooting
is uncertain. Another said he hoped 70
go TO rbe devil If he did nos pay us in
three days Haven't seen him since:
suppose he has goue. but we trust he has
hoped IN vain. Quite a number SAID
they would see us tomorrow. These
hare been stricken blind or else tomor-
row has not come. One man told us six
months ago that he would pay US as soon
As he got some money. The man would
not lie, no, of course he has not had
cent
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

West Virginia is not the only state
where local affairs are in miserable
tangle. A novel question of constitu
tional right, which must go to courts,
has sprung up in Indiana. The legisla-
ture appointed five supreme court COM
missioners. These appointees applied to
Gov. Hovey for their commissions. He
refused to issue them because they had
not been appointed by himself, as he
claims the constitution prescribes. In
the law appointing these commissioners
it is recited that in case the governor
does not issue the commissions the
speaker of the house and the secretary
of the senate shall issue and sign certiti-
Gates, which shall take the place of COM
missions-evidently in anticipation of
disagree ement. If there is anything that
Indiana politicians can not quarrel over
it is matter not yet discovered.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

Kansas will have no geological survey
this year or next, but 1T will be bored
none the less for that.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
Somewhat DIMINISHED, lis True.

SOMEWHAT Dlmlnished, rs True.
Lawrence Journal.
The New York World displays nine
inauguration facts" eight Of which
deal IN the narrow margin by which
Harrison carried that state. and empbat-
ically warns the president not 20 get the
big head. No danger of that and no
danger of New York getting the big
head, either. Its political importance
has departed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
THE CABINETS OF 1910 AND 1889.

The cabinets of the two presidents.
Harrison, that is the six named-there
were no secretaries of the interior and
agriculture in 1910, the department of
the interior not being created until 1919
and of agriculture in 1889, were:
Secretary of State
Daniel Webster. Mass.
J. e. Blaine, Maine.
Secretary of the Treasury
Thomas Ewing, Ohio.
VIM. Window. y. \.
Secretary of War
John Bell. Tenn.
Redfield Proctor, vt.
Secretary of Navy
Geo. +. Badger, y. c.
Ben. +. Tracy, \. Y.
Postmaster General
Francis Granger, y. Y.
j. Wanamaker, Pa
Attorney General
j. j. Critteuden, Ky.
". II. II. Miller, Ind
At the time of the appointment of the
cabinet of 40 a majority of its members
were as little known TO tie public as is
the minority of the cabinet of SO. Those
of the former who became famous were
largely indebted to that circumstance
for their renown. The abilities of the
present for the efficient discharge of
their respective duties will no doubt
bring them equal distinction
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

Johnnie Wanamaker, the new post
master general, resembles Sol Miller.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
CHEWING IN CONCERT.

How tho Members Of . fhs~se, ch~vf7~-
Gam Club Amzs~ Themselves
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

Ninety per cent of the gross receipts
of cotton this year in Memphis, 643,543
bales, is net cotton; that is cotton bought
and sold in that market. The receipts
are increasing at the rate of 90 per cent
every year. Memphis is thus destined
to be the greatest actual cotton sales
market in thd puntry. This fact will,
no doubt, siiI ate the cultivation of
that great ST in southern Kansas,
many portionI which produce it as
successfully al Y part of the cele-
brated cotton red of the south. Not
only SO, but the accessibility of Mem
phis. via the almost direct line of road
already in operation and the other, by
way of Fort Smith now in course of
construction, renders the establishing of
cotton mills in this city not only entirely
feasible, but one of the highly probable
features of the numerous enterprises that
are sure to be put III operation in this
city in the near future. The success of
the Bluff City in the matter mentioned
means much for the Peerless Princes in
the way of commercial relations besides
the features alluded to.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08

I1AoS1o 21e-cs<@-zs ans csesEr r-zzza clubs
ara lie E4Se - z1-lzzxy ussznfscrs coda
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-08
Ladies new Spring Wraps!

Just Observation-Disclosures Beaded Wraps. at $a25 $3.50
$780, Correspond
BroadclothS, Diagonas and French Cords.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
Gn Notnan fra Ylantagerne

Smtrent Is Iar fsr Borsertrisen
boebe Der bos fin Serre Yife Co., Mo.,
en- faroet Mano, iom NJ falber fig Ins
tbonp gowaros, os iom bensansIeiter
be 9ibers Sfif bar gift. vi en..eller ars
ben @runb, iom gbparbsl lite fIenote,
iolste bans Serre BAN til en- ,,Blanter
fra Spoen, men bebolbt bans.&one o.
bans eneite Barn, en- liben Datter. 81
terat gbparbs bar fommen til ,Spber,
table ban mart etboert Spor at fin
Suftru, tit Barn os fin fOrrise Serre.
9a 8riSea bar fOrbi, siitebe ban fig
isieu; liseiaa siOrbe bans Suitru. 9a
bans anben Some bsbe, fpttebe ban til
ct. 2ouis for nosle Iar iiben; psb Ct
beipnberlist Tilfalbe bar bans fsris
Some, Der Osiaa babe miitet i'm anoen
Wanb, csiaa fOmmen til ct. 2ouis %
bapbs i'm Satter meb fig.
Satteren, Der baube faaet en. .bunfel
a%ntpbnins ON, at benbes 5aber bar
81. Souls, siorbe fortuileoe Gn~itrensel'
Ter for at finoe BAN, ps efter tire Gars
SSsen bar bun enbelis iaa lpftelis al
traifs bam / gbwarbspiae. Reiultatet
beraf bar ct Wsbe mellem benbes 5aoel
os MOber, Der life bapbe feet binanber
paa IS Nar. Gslsen af bette Wsb'
bar, at be besse inbfanot fig / 8eccr.
berens Office for at faa sgStsfubs'
licenie. Be Opsao fine Napne: Intbont
@btparbs, 70 Var sammel, % .2ucinot
@ibIon, 70 Nar. Tiltrobs for fin VI
Der iaa be martelis liplise % fraftis'
ub % fan enbnu leue mango Gar lam
men. Datteren bar tilftebe os bar uo'
af fig ielu al glabe ODER bet belbis'
ubfalo af fine Guitrenselier.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

Set bar alerebe | mango Slar peret
befienot - itriper "Eioslfrift for 5iers
fraaul" = at man funoe bppnOtiiere
uisie DIR. 2asser man en- Ssne mso
8usen neb paa ct 8Oro % Salien lise
ubitratt Osiaa paa 8oroet, % traifer
man iaa en- &rioitres paa lanss ben ab
gtabbet Os iOrtiatter ben ct sOot Stptfe
uo paa 8orbplaoen, iaa bliuer Ssren
sanlte rulis lissenoe, rimslisuis forbi
ben | en- Sluss bppnOtiieret 9ilitunb
tror, 8riotitresen ct ct 8aano, Der bin.
Der ben. Oct fOrifres enbos, at man
fan bppnutiiere en- GUNNER iaaleoes,
at ben fan itaa paa Souebst, eaer ret.
tere paa Surene, paa ct gOrb.
s "9ie sefieoerte Belt" fOrtaIer MI
err Sr. ". Wennert, buorlebes ban bar
bppnutiieret en- 5usl for | SO OF tunne
Operere ben. Oct bar en- R~orsnab, iom
bapbe en- flor SuuIit paa ben enc Sob,
Or. Wennert tos 5uslen / bsire Saanb,
trpfteoe ben neb paa Yorbet os bplbt
Sppebet iarlis neo meb Yeseiuseren,
meoens ban bolbt Nebbet fult meb
p~enitre Saanbs TOmmels % Yeseiins
ger. 5srit itritteoe 9pret en- Del imob
men iaa bleu bet sanIse itiue. Sar
tunbs MI trptte Suuliten ub. renls Der
% psnIe ben meo Sublimat. 5usle'
paasnsbe fsrit isien. ba ban opppeo
ben | Yanb for at renie oens noss
imubfise Siar. Denne 5remsanss
maabe bar ban brust enbnu to Sans'
aoben er fureret, fun Bastaaeu er Hos
fin.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

GanS Nilien, Minben, Nebr., friper
24oe Warts 1889: "Neo @lebe meb<
beles, at ies for min Del life bar funbet
nosen Mebicin | Nmerifa. Der bar iuaret
beSre til SsnHsten enb Or. Beter's
"8urito" os "DIe Oib". Seq pilbe lite
unbuare benz for noaen Sris, ba "8u'
rifo" er en- fulbitanois B%loorenier %
"Ole Dbl iuarer liseiaa sObt til fin
Beftemmelie." 1ilifriu Or. Jabrnep.
1913 Osben Gpe., Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

Der cpiiob / Sasttaserens Die % irems
talbtes peb Meteorets burtise Slu9t.
Smioleriio oiier ben Omft9noisbeo, at
gariabeben at 2esinbtrpttst fra We'
teursalen life ipnes at af5ense al Slos
fualens 9psitprfe os Jarpe, at Weteors
balen life fremfalbes oeo SfuftelIe I
Sasttaserens gie. men at ben er reel.
Sporira itammer 5~lcfuslerne Os | bet
belle taset Meteoriterne, % boorlebes
tommer be pllbielis inoenfOr Dor Spnss
trebs? Meeens mo tioliserei troebe,
at Slofuslerne enten bar ub19nSeoe al
Sorbens 8ulfaner eller maaife al Tul
faner paa Maanen, er bet MI sootsiort,
at be er at fOsmiif OprinoeIie, os at be
biisr fig periObepis. Slofusler %
StierneIfub er efter bette en- os ben
famine 8lasie af 2esemer, Der fun Hitler
ia / Stsrrelie fra binanben. . eipreote
Stjernelfuo % Slofu9lerne antases at
bore lesrepne Dele al &ometer, ioet
Slofuslerne ueo ben sieniioise 3iltrets
ming me0em be enfelie Dele bar Iants
menbObet fig til ftsrre Masier, sjennsms
uanbrer &ummet, fommer ino | Sorbens
9ltmplfare os faloer unbertioen neb paa
Sorben. Sci er iaaleoes l~anolpnlist,
at Metsoriterne oprinbelis bar bsrt til
be ubpre fOmetlisnsnoe StjerneFuos
lparme, at be peb 9iltrefninsen bar
fit fig fra bisie, os at be MI siennems
lpber 8ummet i ielpitanbise 8aner.
Mau bar usiaa / ben alerieneite 3ib
upbaset f1sre bunorebe Weteors eaer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bporisiennem Sors
ben uaubrer til be fOrfielise Iarstiber.
On FABIAN Suerm fees bpert Iar /
Slpril us Mai % ipnes at ~uotraale fra
Stieruebilebet 8asten. On anben
Suarm uiier fig fra Gpril til Sum- os
ipnes at uoitraale fra Stiernebilleoet
8efeus; en- treble fra Ipril til Suli
ipnes at ubftruale fra StiernebiIecet
8ronen oip.
Otter bet ~anfsrte fommer iaalebes
Slofuslerne fra Berbensrummets Spb,
tiltraffes al Sorben os fommer ino /
bens Ntmuiiare, buor be paa @runb al
ben ubpre Sart fommer / @lso; be
panorer life enfeltuis, men sjenremleber
&ummet / Suerme. Eager man Senz
ipn til ben tonitante, til pisie 9toer
buubne Spppisbeo at StjerneIfuo os
Slotusler, iaa ertienoer maj meo 5urz
b%auielie Osiaa oeb oisle tilipnelaoenoe
~tilielbise 8anOmener be uforanoerlise
sisnnem Iarbunoreber oirfenbe fOs'
milfe 2ope. Sorben os bele Soliptes
met inbtaser iteoie npe Stilinser
&ummet, us efter Gartuiinoer pil altit
nps Weteuriuerme opbutfe for boz
Sprsfreos.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

Meo Gipsiare ff hans &amerater last
BAN paa en- 9aare os brast bam nsb !
@ropen, ioet ban itabis iamrebe: "Ntin
apne, mine 9srn!" lib paa 5ormios
buaen Ssbe ban. 8e Der Line, Der
~uretiarbis operialbt Dor lille 8robers
itat!
aameratsrne ~ifiGinseoe iammen, og
Qeitnanien ienbte Summen til ben
utienote Gnfe, buem ban iamtiois :noer'
rettece ON, at benbes Susbonb bar fall
ben paa 9grens Narf, % at ban itabis
ipm IN COB Soloat baube ppfplot I'm
Slist mob fin Sane os TT 5rbrslanb.
Gnbnu lanse oebbleu 2sitnanten at
uerfe 8reue meb benbe, % siennem oisIe
larte ban at itatte en- 8uinbe, Der bar
Suitru % Wober, iOm benbes Wato
bauoe p9ret Solbat.
Be tire npe Teitamenter bar life TONNE
Gnfen ibenbe, % 2sitnanten lenbte
benbe iaa / Sulesare ire andre, ioet ban
unoerrsttebe benoe ON benoes Wanbs
iiofte 8iliesptrins. gun ioarebe oa:
"Ses fer, bans Tanfer bar uaret Dos
fine lmaa 8srns O~pbraselie, at leoe
benz 9jennem Giuets Beiuarlisbeo %
iese 9ilflust til Sub, iom psiaa er ben
iattise Gntes % be 5~uoerlsies 2rsiter
% Sialper. Yaa bam n,aa ri bpsse
bort Saab. Nin fiare Manb git bort
os aneoe lite, at Der laa mig en- tuns
8prbe unber piertet, ium jes albris
turbe bore at tilmelbe bam formebelit
Dor 5uttisoOm, os 5amilien blep itsrre
os itsrre; os ti0ise bar ies banse for,
at bans Nob os Stanbbaitisbeb, ipm
ban fplbte fin &Onse os 5soelanb,
ifrloe sisre bam ucpstis til 9ieneite.
Qltiaa fire faoerlsfe 8srn, al builfe ben
iibIte b9rer min flere Mtanbs Napr."
"9et bar ben fattise 5iiferfpinbe, ON
bpem ire Smaabsrn fraulebe, os iom
bar bet fierbe unber fit Sierte, men iom
life baube nannet at fise fin Maub
bette, forat tile 8efpmrinsen for bans
Jamilie Rulbe Heofue bans Mob os
Stanobafti9beo", iaa ban slemte, "boae
ban ifplote fin 8onse ps 5sbelanb os
bleu "ubpstis til fin Gieneite". Der
Dor Sierteuoel / Sptterne iaa fulbt font
paa Slpttene, %, bar 9aumarf mango
%iaabanne 8pinber, BAT bet lite nsbist at
raobes for fin Undergoing. Der mua
gro Spinner al beres Sfjsb, Tom pil
Iaste Mosens Rilieu paa i bans sobe
9ase, % iom meb ben fpnIte Susmanoss
ion, ben laroe Brufesior Rasmus &alt,
pil / @%jerninseu minbes, at fit Sabre
Lamb itploer man alt, bpao man ian no
rette!"
Sa, sgre bore bine to oanife auiucer
ps ale benz. iom bar bin bpbe 5slelie
al, at tit 5abrelanb fplber mon aft,
ubetinset oft: Ifploer Woberen fine
SSnner, Suitruen fin Susbunb os 8ru:
ben i'm Brubsom. "Wen bet er benne
5eleiie, Der er ct meb ben ianbe &iars
lisbeb, bet er ben, Tom alene letter iaas
bel Nanb iom &pinbe iftaab til at bore
aft, libe aft, Ufre aft, - til peb Cubs
Haaoe at uoisre, buab Der meb &ette Tan
fables S~torbaab, enten iaa &rsnifeA
iaar ben isrt til Boss ensr itfe."
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

North Star Throat and Lung Balsam er e.
Gtiert NRiboel for Softe % JorfSlslle. Ella
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-22

THE New MEXICAN says Albuquerque
can "resolate till the cows come home"
regarding the loss Of county territory, and
that albuquerque is small portion OF
Bernalillo county" The cows will come
home to the New Mexican two years
from now, and the kline will be Lean
Albuquerque Citizen.
Will they? Well We will be on hand
and we will put in few ticks that will
hurt, and hurt exceedingly. The AFRO
gance and impertinence of the Albuquer-
que Mugwump crowd is simply astound-
ing. This business Of the three tailors of
Tooley street at Albuquerque trying to
boss this territory had best cease. Albu-
querque will not gain by it, we warrant.
The good people of Albuquerque, and
there are good many Of them and We
wish them well, had best curb the evil
tongues and foolish actions of some OF the
irresponsible howlers in their city. 1t
strikes man up tree that Albuquerque
has been injured more than enough al.
ready by that ik.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-22

THERE is good deal OF imagination
and fable about the Wanted gold mines
in Lower California. For the past few
weeks good many people and would.be
miners have gone into that section
Most OF these arethe classes who general.
ly live on the wants or vices OF miners
There may be some good mines in
Lower California, but the chances are
decidedly against the supposition. The
country wherein these rich finds are re.
ported has been repeatedly examined by
experts, and to say the very least, i. is
very improbable that the immense de-
posts Of gold reported to exist there do
exist anywhere except in the fertile and
rich inaginations Of the men who are
the getters up Of these reports, and who
more than likely are in the pay Of the
International Land company, which
latter desires men and money TO 90 into
Lower California, and will have them and
obtain them by hook or crook.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-22

Poor Old McMains; his race is run
There are ten indictments against him 70,
melting riot, interfering with officers and
assaulting officers in Animas county,
Colo. He has been put under IS, 900 bail to
appear and answer the indictments. For
fifteen years this man, McMains, man.
aged to stir up strife and discomfort in
Colfax county, N. NJ, and Animas coun.
ty, Colo, on the Maxwell land grant.
His actions have been of great harm to
those sections. At last, however, the
strong arm of the law has him, and We
hope, for the sake Of the peace Of those
sections, will make short work OF him and
award to him we'll deserved and long
merited punishment.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-22
A Woman's Discovery,

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this coun-
ty. Disease fastened its clutches upon
her and for seven years she withstood it's
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed Imminent.
For three months she coughed incessant-
ly and could not sleep. She bought of us
u bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was 80 much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept all night
and with one bottle has been miraculous
ly cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz." Thus write w. G. Hamrick Il
Co., of Shelby, NC. Get free trial
bottle at C. M. Creamer's drug store.