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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-30
TERRITORIAL Tips,

Several cases of small pox at Las We
gas.
The wife of Cayt, J. :. E,9ubel die
at Las Vegas
Mad dogs are at large near Los Vigiles,
San Miguel county.
Significant query in Silver City paper
"How's your scab?"
Mrs. ) b. Davis and son will reopen
the st. Nicholas hotel, Las Vegas, Feb,
ruary 10,
There are seventeen Masonic lodges IN
New Mexico, with membership of $40
master Masons, an increase of sixty-two
over the year 1888.
The gang is said to be receiving acres-
slons in strength day by day and it MAJ
yet come to pass that they will deem
themselves formidable enough to swoop
| down on the town. "-Optic.
A terrific wind storm ragged at Rociada
Monday. Half of the roof of Pendares
barn was blown off; the barn OF Elijio
GalleSos was unroofed, and several dwell
ling houses were badly damaged.
AA'N 'tso 5ouC up. OIc uOlldI
but nine quart tickets, where month
ago 81 was worth ten. Milk men prophesy
further rise next month, and say the
probability is they will give but eigh,
quart tickets for $I.-Silver City Enter.
Prise.
Miss Essie Lamb, while out riding III
company with Mrs. Mike Mandell yester.
day afternoon, fell of her horse in front OF
llfeld Bros store. The lady was more
frightened than hurt. 1t seems that II
dog ran out at the horse, and when the
animal SHE'D the young lady fell Off
Citizen.
A baggage car filled with orange trees
planted in boxes and with their branches
laden with ripe golden fruit, passed
through with the belated train this after
noon en- route from California to New
York city, where the beautiful display will
he exhibited i'll an exposition in progress
there.-Optic.
A. l.. Houck, OF Wichita, Kas., who
has business interests in Ell Paso as senior
member OF the firm OF Houck Il Dieter,
tells the Ell Paso Times: II am con-
tident that Ell Paso will he a great city,
| ohu AiSi lOt ldl Ous ANOG lOIiE
since | had a talk with Jay Gould and he
said to me that the coming cities of the
west were Denver, Ell Paso and Wichita
Kas."
Eddy Argus: The best evidence of Ed.
dy's present prosperity and assurance Of
her future greatness is the activity in rea
estate. The constantly increasing value
in town property shows that those who
come here have faith in the town and the
surrounding country. The list OF bona
tide real estate transfers published in
another column makes record unequaled
by any town OF Eddy's age and size on
the continent.
Las Vegas has monstrosity. 1t is 8
Mexican 10y from Los Colonias, this
county, idiotic and about fifteen years Of
aye. His head is said to be about the
size OF an ordinary apple and out of all
proportion to other members of the body
lis weight is about 81 pounds, he is 8
feet high, it is six inches from his lower
jaw to thu top of his forehead, his mouth
is three inches broad, and his nose is two
inches long. He is constantly attended
| by pretty little sister, about II years old,
she even having to feed her unfortunate
and queerly-forned brother.
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ANUS EN ENTS.
To-NlGHI'S FUN.

TO-NlGHl'S FUN.
Tickets are selling at a lively rate for
the "Spider and Fly" burlesque to be
presented at the court house tonight. A
crowded house is assured. The company
got in this morning, and have posted a
superb group Of advertising photos at Mr..
Weltmer's book store. Those who at
tend to-night's performance are certain
of being pleased. The Fl Paso and Al
buquerque papers are full of praises for
the company and its clever management,
and at Ell Paso there was not standing
room in the hall when the performance
began.
CLEvELAND-HANERLY MTNsTRELs.
huge attraction is booked to appear
at Gray's opera house Wednesday night
next. The Cleveland Haverly Ministries
is all organization of great strength and
popularity and company of unusual
merit, containing as it does in its roster
the names of some Of the greatest min
strel celebrities. The young manager,
Cleveland, can be justly titled the Napo-
leon Of all minstrel managers. He has
pnt together this season minstrel ON
panv of such a knowedged merit that his
fame has extended broadcast throughout
the and, and the name of Cleveland is
now voucher for all that is great and
good in the minstrel world. His success
has been phenomenal.
There was time when either Willis p
Sweatnam, Billy Rice, the Craw ford
brothers or FrazerJ. Bunnell in min
strel company was enough to insure suc-
ess, but Mr.. Cleveland this season has
made constellation OF all these minstrel
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. F. W. Clancy is quite sick.
Meyer Friedman, of Las Vegas, is in
the city.
S. D. Baldwin got home this morning
from an extended trip east.
D. T. Williams, Cerrillos; s. Perea
Las Vegas, are at the Exchange.
Hon. w. B. Childers arrived from AL.
buqnerque last evening, coming on bust.
ness before the supreme court He's reg.
istered at the Palace.
A. NJ. Anderson, of the Cerrilos Rus.
tier, and G. +. Bartholomew, deputy
sheriff, got in from Cerrillos this after.
nom. At the Exchange.
Miss Rochester, Miss Bessie Cleveland
Miss Ketty Hill, F. W. ZanlIg, G. W.
Miller, Miss Hlda Thomas, Jas. R.
Adams, Miss Ada Ray, G. H. Ander.
son, of the Spider-Fly troup, are at the
Palace.
H. S. Church, well known as one of the
leading surveyors and engineers of New
Mexico, has accepte, position with the
Pecos Valley Town company and will he.
come one OF our progressive Citizens
Eddy Argus.
FL. s. Neustadter, of New York; j. A.
Haskell, Kansas City; f. P. Weatherill,
New York; - Herzinger and family,
Ouray, Colo; W. b. Childers, Albuquer-
que Gordon H. Peck and J. E. Fowler,
Haverstraw, N. Y, are late arrivals ut the
Palace.
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So much of paragraph =, special orders
No. 1884, series 1889, from these head
quarters, as assigns to MAORI. W. Wham,
paymaster, payment of troops at Forts
and Fort Apache, A. r., on the Novem-
Der and December USS9) muster and
pay rolls, is revoked. Major A. S. Towar,
paymaster, will make the payment in
stead.
Capt. R. W. Johnson, assistant surgeon
will proceed at once from Whipp'e bar
racks, A. T., to Fort Stanton, n. M.
and report to the commanding officer for
Temporary duty.
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stars and has supplemented their brill
fancy with such lights as RAYMOND Shaw
Iiauley x Jarvis, Harry McKisson, ]. J..
OKOcie, W. f. Vaudeville, Harry How
ard and others. IN adj IhiOn to the ahoyf,
is Su&imoto's troupe of Japanese perform
ers, whom Cleveland brought to thi+
country irom Japan hy special permit
from the mikado.
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In the ears, sometimes a roaring, bu:
ling sound are caused b. catarrh, thHt
exceedingly disagreeabIe and very con
mon disease. Loss of smell or hearin.,
also result fro'l catarrh. Hoods Sarsapst-
rila, the great blood purifier, is Il pec'l-
liarlv successful remedy for this deseasc,
which it cures by purifying the blood. II
you suffer from catarrah, try Hood :
SarsapariiIa, the peculiar medicine
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New Mexico Bar Ass "ci ton.

An adjourned meeting of the New Mex
leo Bar association will be held at the
supreme court room at 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning (3lst. A fill attendance is
desired as this will be the last meeting
of the association for the present year.
By order of the president.
EDWARD l.. BARTLETT, Secretary.
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Everybody admits we carry the
largest stock in the territory
III our line, consequently
We defy competition in
quality or in prices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-30

We have in stack a line of TOile
Articles of every description;
also a full line Of Import
ed cigars & Imported
n California Wines
and Brandies.
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W. F. DOBBIN. MIGUEL CHAVEZ.
Fulton Market
Fish, Oysters, Vegetables Fresh Meats Butter

Pigs Feet, Triple, Pickles of all Kinds.
Fresh Fish, Salt Fish of all Kinds.
Canned Goods, Yoes' Maple Syrup,
Honey, Clipped Beef, and all kinds OF
fruit in season.
FREE AND PROMPT DELIVERY.
Just as represented.
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Extra fine horseradish at Emmert's.
Purchase OF Bonds.
EYECITTJvE OErJCp

VI noHNbs
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Santa, Fe, N. NJ, Jan. %, 1906
l will receive bids until March l, 1890,
for the sale of $4,000 of penitentiarv
bonds Of the territory OF New Mexico, to
be purchased by the territory for cancel
lation, the prices stated to be for the
principal Of the bonds, the interest to
date Of delivery to be paid in addition
thereto. The bonds to be delivered at
Santa Fe within one week after notice of
acceptance OF bid. The right to decline
any or all offers and to accept any part of
the bonds offered is reserved.
l.. BRADFORD PRINCE,
Governor of New Mexico.
Picalilli, Martynia, Old Kentucky pick
les and Mexican Hot, at Emmert's.
Best milk for sale by E. l.. Snowden at
III cents a quart, to every one.
SI2 so
Per month for six-room frame house with
water in. Inquire Of Edwin B. Seward.
Try the new brand of chill sauce at
EmmertS.
John Mccullough Havana cigsr, SC, at
Colorado saloon.
E. L. Snowden keeps the only regis
tered Jersey bull in Santa Fe. Terms SIS.
A First Glass
Railway ticket, good till March rs, from
Santa Fe to Kansas City, for sale cheap.
Inquire at this office.
Feed malt for sale at the brewery.
Fresh graham waters at Emmert's.
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
loon.
Milk loo quart; sc glass, at Colo
RADIO saloon.
Try the New MExICAN's new outfit of
material and machinery whom you want
fine i"b printing nr blank hook work.
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IN THE FIELD.

1t really begins to look as if the A, T
& S. f. means business in reaching out
for San Pedro. For some weeks past
Engineer B. f. Booker has been m king
thorough examination of the various
possible routes between Cerrilos and San
Pedro and also from Ortiz station, and
yesterday car load of surveyors equip
mrnt, instruments, camp outfit and pro-
visions reached Ortiz station accompanied
by full corps of surveyors, who under
Mr. Booker's direction are now in the
field lorating Two lines, the most feasible
one to he adopted for the San Pedro eX-
tension. Tie best route is believed to be
out of Ortiz station and via Chora canon
to the mines, and by the time the Santa
Fe southern people begin throwing dirt
here for their Cerrillos-Pedro extension
it is probable that the A., T. & S. F. will
have its plans perfected to build also to
San Pedro from Ortiz.
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DAILY TRAINS AGAIN,


1t is stated at the Office of the Santa Fc
Southern road to-day that it was yester,
day definitely arranged to put on through
daily trains over the narrow gauge on
February l. The D. x r. &, company
has at last seen its mistake in taking of
it's daily trains south OF Alamosa several
months ago, and it is now SAID it will put
on better equipped and faster train than
ever to run AS far south as Espanoa
There the Santa Fe Southern will meet it
with its own trains daily, making clos"
connections, and landing the passengers
in Santa Fe in twenty hours after leaving
Pueblo.
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DO YOu Know How il Feels?

lsh"nmatlSm: iYcry ON" has hrnro
nc wort. m,ll"w your Mother!
',i'' "il' W"ii cNr"p' h'f fi"."i'l't'iil
ii"W carcl"$Aiy TIA" nnHwrr IS %iv"h
-" 80" know h"w Ii feel" t" hay'
fI'rHn'H''%h'; 'h. - !clfloi'' ;il'
"W' iilliS ana INC "N'fiictiih$ pam o.
ankle Encr' 'lhoW ana Sil0Iid'r' !"S'
~ = '''rh JON! Wa Il h"''u!" .! i!ll
i"i'" nerves. "ach one S,I,'inihIl\
hHii' on "Nii'% NOR" pam tiiiii' '''
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I'innpS and Orn -ps

y. W. TluMp, 10; Main Street,
Cu,umbly, : C., sells Pianos an,' Or
cams direct rom factory No aGruts,
commissions. The celebrated Chick
erilg Piauo. AIathusck Piano, celc-
bratcd for its clcarncss Of tone.
hghtncss of touch and lasting quail
tics.
Mason n lIamlin Upright Piano.
Sterling Upright Piano, from S225
up.
Arion Piano, from 5000 up.
Mason n IIamlin Organs. surpassed
by none.
Sterling Organf. so up.
Every instrument guaranteed fo1
Sin wears. Fiftnc!; lays trial, cXpcn
sCs both ways. if 40! satisfactory.
Sold on in
Whcn the change OF life sppronch
cS woman. she shuulu use Bradiicld
Female Regulator, thereby passin!
safely tho crisis. Sold Ivy all drug
niStS.
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BACClNG rO7 THE NEXT CROP.

rhe siatnsInnrcc .x'h'"s" .i'Irng' f"r
~ .Jn" Iiirl."u r"r''-.
= TheGircc;ors OF the State E.Ac!"mgr
OF the Farmers Alliance provided
for,bagging FOR every member of the
Alliance III this State ut = meeting III
Gree. Vile on Tuesday afternoon.
The meeting was held III thc office
OF the Hon. NJ. l.. Domal isnn, State
business agent of tho Alliance. Th"
members of the Board of Directors
present were j. &. Colt, of Chcraw.
president; w o. Cain, of Sumter.
sccroAur; John r. Harrison. Of
Grccnvillc, md Mr.. Lawson. of Ab
bCYillc. Letters were read from tho
absent members.
Tho purpose of the meeting was to
make arrangements for supplying
hagiilng for tho present crop OF cot
ton OF ia" Alliance members. Th"
S;atC business agent was authorized
80 contract with large anti cate :irmH
for IT," necessary amount, Which IL
rNpcctrdt to be 2.OGO.OOu yards Any
kim | of substantial baggmg, so 1t Is
not Jutc, will b" taken. Tic boar, |
recommends that ncith"rnCwnora"c
puj hand ;ut" haGsin% h" used by
Alliance mrmbcri urd"r umv ConSii
Grafton.
Tho purchase Of baGginS is 10 be
made on the same principle as other
transactions of the State exchange.
Il is to be delivered i'll mStallmcnts
from the 18th of August to the 10th
Ut November. The county business
agent will receive orders from the sub
Alliances for 80 many yards of bag
yinS. These ORDERS accompanied hy
fifty per cent. IN caSll will be sent to
Mr.. Donollsom.who will then send on
the money and ord"r the amount oi
bagcin% wanted III each county. Tho
ba%Gin% will be shipped to the coun
is agent ordering it and by hllm Will
," distributed. By the timc the last
installmcnt of h&gGjng is received
the Ailianc" mv,!ncrs will have paid
for their bagGinG.
by purchasing III wholesale guam
titles IT is expected that the bag-iug
can be procured much cheaper than
by the usual methods of purchase -
News.
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He stole u Parrot.

Several days ago Il thief entered
tho house of DR.. ID. Morrow, ut 3OS
jefferson avenue, ST. Louis, Il dis
patch from that city says. and. chooy
mG between II sidcboar,l full OF silver
ware and u rcdtailcd gray parrot in
GlluCu coGr. tooi- tn" rnirE" r',ln
error OF his preference VIZ" soon !iadt
manifest to linn whCu thc burglar
reached tho street, for trG parrot set
up vorifrrou% cries OF ">t0p thief
and whistlcd mp al the dogs in In"
nci-hhorhoOd. whC thi"f stood il -
lon:, q, thcrc seemed the faint~Si
show OF escaping in spite OF 1t, but III
last, rs mon, boys and dogs Closc'i
around him, he threw down the Gag,
and ninlbly sped away. Daniel
ShaughncS,y was subsequently ~.
rested by the police. Wh"n i'll" triai
comes of in few days the polio
vii! Introduce The parrot as the mani
prosecuting witness. The arrested
man. who was ut first indifferent, has
been aroused toCmploy II lawyer, and
declares thai Lc will chCCrfully lac,
Judge, jury and police. but never th'
tCll tale bird.
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SILVER TRIUMoHS.
The West 'Ddtkc NOLth rIU.c !"... the A.,
GnnmDn

The West 'Ddtkc NOUth rrw.c !"...lh". -
Common E.o.ud
NA>iI'HGT"N. JUu~ l..--iILI!iSun,
Reed and Shcrmau were tunnel
down by the Senate this afternoon,
wECn that body passed Il free coinage
bill, by aVo:c of i3 to2i. and they
made the silver certificates legal
tender.
Indeed, In" administration wa,;
defeated on every turn, and tn"
predictions made III this corrcSpon
dcncc, two weeks ago, haycromc true
to the l"ttCr.
ThCr" was no. mincinG mattcrA by
the Southcrm and Western S4,>torS.
They came ont squarcly for tN{ i-C e
coinage of both sold and silver and
although the president. Wludon,
Reed, Sherman, and I'LL the other
gold bugs, made tn" greatest effort
to force ithc Western Republicans
into line, they were unsuccessful,
and Plmh' free coinage amendment
10 the House bill went through with
Il whoop.
Now the bill will go toa conference
committee, where Tom Reed expects
To get the Senate to agree to Il com
promise under the threat that liar
rlSnl will veto Il free "uiuarc ill, but
ii is hardly probable that the Senators
will allow themselves to be- bulldozcl
10y Rect, especially M they know
that II free coinage bill would ROW
pass Tin" !ious" hy II very large mt
lority. Tho Scnnt"'s actirn has pl,tr
"d the free coinage R"publIran' IN
the House III Il position where they
can now vote with thcil convictions,
and even Reed could not now hold
them in line if Tn" matter WAS before
the House.
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Our aiar, il - Bride.

LoNr"N. Jun" II. Miss Mary An
drrS0n was married this morning to
Antonio Navarro N thc Roman
Catholic Chapel of Sl. Aiary'H. i'll
Hampstead. Th" wedding wa3
strictly private.
Mss Andersen WAS driven from ihr
house of her stcpia,hcr. DIR. Griilin,
to tn" church ina close carria~". IE"
':limpS" was caught Oi tho hrldc Until
she it the carriage iu enter thu
sanctuary. 'ih" marri;; - ceremony
WAS performed III ns ,llic, nMd simple
II mailurr te puSsihlr. There was no
cnulr. the only accompanying music
h";", tia: rF ihc nr~un. Only thc
iminEli" friends OF tI" nrii" and
groom were present.
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How Many ;hc "l,rippr" Killed

According 10 II report submitted at
Society of Am"ric". twenty nmC life
insurance cOrpaniC, PAID ont SSSl,
900 in death LOSSES over and above
thr amount paid ont Ivy them during
the corresponding" quarter Of tn" PFC
ccdinG year. TIA" increase oi deaths
due To influenza for this pcriodrcach
cd one to every 1000 policy holders,
and this. it il. ralculatcd would make
! lotai of 100 losses 70" nli the III
rurHmrc companies H. tn" country.
The insurance rlurus show that 81
per cent. of their death LOSSES for
,hc three months 0"r from either
thc "nrippc' or some of its complies
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->..ee-a- .-.,.' ~. 80 - 49, ~
NTfNN'rA. ~GN.. June lJ.-- urOlai iy
the oldest mnn living is john DIirau
Lester, an inmate Of the Henry
county poorhuIi%". II" IL ID ycala
of aGC. being born in South Carolina
in l7G7. He was wounded three tifici :
III ii;c Revolutionary war and fought
under Genera Jackson in 1872. !Ir
remembers seeing Washington HCv.
era. times. and was personally ac
puaintci with Lafayette. Ills father
lived To be one hundred Years old.
and he has II number of brothers i'll
the nnctic#. Lester Is in good health
and sound mind, AMI expects TO liz"
to be 10. nt which age he says, an
aunt of his diel III England
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ROBBED HIS UNCLE.
TIE STORY YOUNG WALLACE TG!-Is
AFTER RlS SCJOuSN IN CUBA.

naz. Batch Lowitz, vino robbed Wal
laccs uncle and employer John III
Wallace, proprietor of Wallacc,s
Monthly, of S52,0OO IN bonds and fed
to Havana, were brought back yes
tcr,lay by Inspector Byrncs detect
lvcS Thomas Adams and Robert Nc
Naught, and locked up at police
headquarters. WalIac" told the i'll
spcctor remarkable story of his
downfall and fight witd Lowitz.
Ore day last Octo6rr Wallac" said
he met LowitZ iii the corridor of the
Stewart building. where the offices
of Wallacc's Monthly are. and Low
III asked him To cash so check
tr him. Wallace c;,shcd The chcck,
yhich WAS ru tine WounSockct Silk
Nj. company. and WAS signed Il.
". Watta. Wallace sent the check
20 thc bank. and before ne had time
to heor from the bank LuwitH asked
him to cash IL similar check for 5000.
Wallace accommodated HIM. The
next day the nrSt check came back
tOWallacc marked worthless. Wal
lace says that when he asked Lowit2
TO make GOOD hcchCcks LowltX Saii
that hc haA u lot OF diamonds in Il
pawn shop. and that if Wallace
would advance the money to redeem
tie stones ne would sell item and
more thanrcpay Wallace. Wallac, Slil
that Iic gave LuWjiT - check for 81,
100 towItH redeemed th" diamonds
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The Longest Human tooth

BusTDN, Junc H. Dra. Gprhpn
and Stephens have Iust cNtructcl q
tooth for j. T.. Mckmncy OF Wool
Mirh. Me. which l. Gi {. hr tic
Longest human top;h on record. It
i, an csc tooth and measure ON" Und
lIu~ siXtc,Utm inches IN lcnGt!
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A Snake on n 'rrcStlc.

HOLLAND. T,N., juno lS.-EuG
Brown, who resides short distance
north of this place, hal an cxcitin..
rXp,liyRcrn II few evenings ago with ~
huge serpent. Bud, it appears, was
on his WAY homo along the Missouri,
Kan,as AMI Texas track, from this
bur~. aud hc had inst reached Il point
about ono and half miles north o!
Holland. when he heard n queer hI
lowing Gound, similar TO .ha, mad"
by ailigatorS in the dead o! night.
lie looked behind linn and surc
enough, SAW sight that for the
time being rooted HIM to the earth.
About 100 yards i'll thcrcar he could
pl&inly discern Il S'lHl.v q. nonSti Gas
size. The reptile approached him, AT
Il r;tp'i rate, coming 50 clos" TO hln,
il fact. that Bud. with shrek oi
terror. jumped from high trCStic,
lanling in soft sand below. escaping
fortunately. with only Il spramcd an
LlC. Luckily for Bud, some cattle Wcr,
,,raZins along the track, Which th"
hig -uaiir ut once attacked. MAXIM
.n\trr. l., xnp.- /, i. ,.u1f upl iN,,sr
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70 p .AIEi!N ii;i MIL MIN {!
For Estimates or
STEiI SAW MILLS,

STEAM SAW MILLS,
Ginning, H;u vesting and other Ma
chincry write to tkr undersigned,
VINO will guarantee the goods they
may offer in all respects. and make
matters interesting both to consumers
and competitors.
We Will also furnish everything
needed in the line OF supplies: Belt
ing, Oils, Piping. Fittings, Valves,
Inspirators, Inicctors, Pumps, Etc.
w. III. GIBBES, JR.,. " Co,
Columbia, S. G..
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!S..'...Gi' il.tmDnth Il

...'.usr' first month imdCrthC
...,:. ucru." Itw ha5 been more than
tiI.tlctpTv Oycr l,OOn saloons
.a..i been forced oui of business, M
rests hl,r decreased and the annual
revenue haa increased from less
t'#n SI5nUuo umirrthc low liccrs" to
.unI- than :+iuu.ruU under ,i.r nigh
license, "i which Tia" city gets $40,
Oro, Whll" II formerly received nuth
m@ Tie hCpLr l,V - SLjJ
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-06-27

;ioW. during Inc lm%L 'iEilt iloilthS
lnur" stock imI been lost III New
Mexico than had boon lost i'll rs
many wears previous to last October.
Not twitllstanlur the unusual losses
of The past eight months, ihcay"ra-c
percentage ~ loss; ~ New McXir0 for
len years has been less tl'nu that of
amy nth"! stock raising section OF
tins country.