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THE GIANT POTLP.

That other enormous horror of the sen,
the giant octopus, with which Victor
Hugo mixed up the great squid, is of
the same family with the latter beast
soft and pulpy monster with eight ten
taclcs of equal length radiating from its
central mass and armed with suckers. Its
habit is to lurk in some dark Granny in
the depths waiting for On unwary victim
to venture within reach. With three OF
four of its mighty arms it olings fast to
rock, while with the remaining tentacles
waving, gliding and feeling about in the
water it keeps ON the alert for prey. A
man coming within its reach-and human
beings are often its victims-is instantly
embraced. Instantaneously as the pull
Of trigger the pistons of the hundreds
Of suckers on the tentacle are stimuli
taneously drawn inward, the cir is re-
moved from the pneumatic holders, a
vacuum being created in each, and the
victim is 30 completely Plnioneo that'
hardly a struggle is possible. Men have
been known to cut themselves loose from
this death-grip, but the chance is small
indeed. Immediately tho other ten
tacles not occupied with clinging to the
rock are wrapped about the man, and ne
Is drawn into the close embrace OF the
poulp, to be torn to pieces by its beak
md absorbed Washington Star.
1T IS only when man ls comp11
mented that he thinks he is seeing him
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THE HEL1eoLAND NATIONAL DANCE.
with q green stripe at the bottom, is
common. Men and women are fond OF
dancing, for which they assemble in the
popular ball room every Sunday evening
and other evenings of the week. The ma
tional dance, picture of which is given
herewith, is called "Slim Mein Moder-
scn." 1t is performed by couple with
intertwlned arms, clasping hands behind
each others backs, swinging from side
% side, while executing with the feet a
:apid polka-step, and has very graceful
fleet.
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Paris gossips declare that one OF the
regular physicians who was most con-
spicuous in ridiculing DR.. Brown-se,
guards "elixir" has just been cured Of
paralysis by its administration, and IS
now as jealous an advocate of Sequard
as he was previouslya scoffer. !
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but at that moment she was not sufti'

but at that moment she was not suttt'
GENTLY recovered to go to Jeanette.
"What shall I do. Mrs. Bristol? L
cannot get to her, and you are not able
to move; where is my nurse?"
"Oh, dear child, don't say anything
about it, for 7 am almost crazy now!
Something terrible has happened
and cannot find the nurse; but you
must go to bed now, and will ring for
the servants to conae AID attend to jean
nette.
"I feel much better now, and yoa
must not worry any more. l am so
thankful, child, that you still live. =,
In o few moments the servants
alarm-pcII sounded through the man
sion. and in a very short time Mrs.
Bristol had all the help she wanted to
get Jeanette to her room, where
restoratives were applied, and she soon
recovered.
Mrs Bristol went back to Lenora's
room, and would not leave it that
night under any consideration. Jean.
nette did not sleep that night, and
when morning dawned her face was
pale, and there were great dark CIRCLES
under her eyes. -,
Never after that night was she the
same girl that she had been: Tho
vision of Silly Tins wild, frightened
face was always before her, and ths
words continually ringingin her ears:
"Her ghost will kill you-me 'fraid
--z-, fo1J
Go where she would, do what she
might, she could not shake OF the
memory of that horrible night. In the
afternoon of the next day she went to
Lenoras room. where she found her
aunt.
"How pale and worn you look, jean
nette! Your fright has told on you
very much"
ayes, dear auntie: I thought you
were dead when saw you lying there.
1 heard you when you fell, but did not
know what was the matter, 80 I came
to see, and when I opened the door
you were lying ther> beside the bed as
If dead. I presume it was too much
for my nerves, and l must have faint
ed, and I do not remember all that
passed, and am not feeling very well
to-day. What was the matter last
night? There seemed to be noise about
the house all night, and Tom said the
nurse had gone. What could have
caused her to go and not tell you any
thing about it? Could it be possible
that it was she who tried to kill Lina|
II do know. Jeanette; there is q
great mystery about it all, and from
all appearances, someone wants to take
her ife."
1T does oil seem very strange, and l
had thought that the nurse was good
and trusty. I am going to the city
shopping this afternoon, and perhaps I
had best employ detective to look up
the matter.
"a good idea, indeed; there must be
something done soon. I do so wish
that Ray was here, and if I knew his
address would wire him to come i'm.
mediately."
"Oh, I hardly think it necessary to
trouble him about it just now, for no
doubt he has some important business
matters to attend to-"
"Well, I feel very uneasy about it,
but you may do as you please about the
matter. Jeannette-"
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National Dance of HeligOland.

The Heligolanders are civil, honest,
wsll-behaved folk. The women do not
always wear their complete full-dress
attire, with the pretty embroidered cap
and head-scarf, but the red petticoat,
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SEA MONSTERS.
GIGANTICHORRO THAT ROAM
THE DARK DEPTHS.
The Great Sea Serpent and What 1t
Really Is Giant Squids and
= Mighty PouIps That Often
Attack Man.

T THIS season of the
year the sea serpent is
accustomed to turn up
at odd spots along the
Atlantic seaboard and
supply interesting sum-
mer reading for the
newspapers. There is
nothing that people are
more eager to hear
about than this mystery
of the ocean-for one
reason, because science
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-08-20

To HAVE course marked out before
hand, is to be prepared for difficulties.
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1T IS only when man ls comp11
mented that he thinks he is seeing him
self as others see him.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

THE district court al Fl P,so has NJ
pointed tbuIlrs u, Vi. - zee vor of III.
Whit Oaks road. Tn IA, after his AZ.
pointnieni Ihr %rrcrive and ~ raj prom.
neni ii Pasnans who int. e-i~d N ~,
road lrf for Fori Wmih l4 G.udis ~
Fort Worth. Putting h., : cs og % e,
induces the aBguih E Pecan To pr.rL.
cav that within n irW W.. h. Gould ~ill b,
building the road. While it Is 10 the ~.
terest Of everybody living west Of Fl Pasc
TO have the White Oaks road built. th,y
have learned Ia coasid-r The promises a
an early building o: the road about A. thu,
do the promise 10 som have cars mnnirp
on the DeminR & Silver Spike road. sitt
: feeling Of hope strongly tingrd with
doubt.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

SUNDAY morning at live o'clock Saui
Randall died ut his home in Washington
Kandalrs carer has been long aud hon.
Orable. He was \ soldier during III, war,
= member Of the city rouncll Of Pnlladrl.
phia. d member OF bhe Pennsylvania $ ~
ate and for twenty. eiRh, YEARS 4 member
OF congress. Mr.. Randall WAS an earnest
and consistent democrat aud his name war
a synonym for honesty. n, Was oup o.
the few stAtesm,n, who command, d III,
admiration and esteem Of the members of
the opposite politlal party. Hi loss is n
great one TO his party. but a prrat,r on.
to the country. May rest in psace.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

AT the election VI Tue uthcers OF lh,
Southern PpSihc Tor the ensuing year Sru.
ator Stanford was rrlegated from prr.l
dent 10 the advisory COMMITTEE, aud L z.
Huntington WAS elected president IN hi,
place. Senator Stanford say hr r~rlirrs .,
as to spend more time oyer hi, university
while others SKY that be vas ioicrd to r.,
tire because be spent so much time ON Poi.
ities. President Huntington announcer.
that hereafter the Soulhera Paclhc viii
take no interest in politics an announce
ment which is reserved somewhat skrpti
cally by California politicians.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

Tue war department lart vr,k issneri
an erdrr tor the ahandvnmem Of Fotis
Mcdowell, verde aud Thomas 10 he
people Of Arizona and Nrw M-Kico Fort
Thomas is one Of the most important "
Of all the territorial posts as It lirs right
on the edge of the san Carlos reservation
and near the principal Indian villages.
in fact most Of ,h- Indians are heiwp
Thomas and tho San Carlos troops. T.
~aS from Fogt Thomas that came IN.
aroope who few weeks aRo killed and
captured the indiana who murdered the
freighter Herbert. II Thomas is aban.
1eped the lever ella valley will be at the
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

The case Ut Magic, ouO suot Judge
Terry, to save Justice Fields life. III Calllor.
MIA, last summer, was up Orlore the W.
preme court Vt the United State, last Mon.
day, aud the court hid that Nagls wa,
perfectly justified in killing Terry aud thai
he was acting in the line Ut hts duty AS a
deputy marshal and that it was noue Of The
business OF the California courts. Thu
finally settles the matter and settles 1t to
the satisfaction OF uOst Vi the people ON
the coast.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup for
children tertling, IL the prescription OF one
Of ihr b-st female nurses aud ph, ]sicidhs
in the United States, and has been nsrd
tor forty years with never falling success
hy mllliOns of mothers for their children
During the process Of terihing It's va'u" IL
incalculahle. II relieves the children from
pain, cures dy-rniery aud d%Iarrhn"a. grilr
my in the howel Is and wind collie 3, ~
ing health to The child it rests III" r'pllpf.
Price 3d.. y hottie.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND
i STRAW Headquarters Departmental
Arizona. Office Of the Chief Quarterma9tor,
Los Angeles. California. March Y, 1881
Sealed proposals will bo received ut this ONCE.
and at the offices of the Quartermasters at
each of the stations below named, until II
O'Clock a m on Tuesday. April ~, l %, and
opened Immediately thereafter ia the pres
enoe Of bidders, for the furnishing aud dellv-
cry of fuel. forage and straw, during the MS
cal year Guiding June 81, 1881, at military sta
tons in the Department Of Arizona as fol
i~oWBs-FOTts apache, Bowic, Grant Huaohu-
ca. Lowell, Mojave, Thomas and Verde, and
San Carlos, Whipple Barracks and Tucson,
Arizona Territory. Los Angeles ana San d.
ego Barracks. California, Forts bayard,
Stanton. Union aud Wingate. and santa 10,
New Mexico. Preference given % articles OF
domestic production and manufacture, con.
ditions OF price and quality being equal ana
such preference given to articles or Ameri-
oan production aud manufacture p~roduced on
the Pacific Coast TO The extent 81 the con
sumption required by the public service
there. Proposals for eithor GLASS OF supplies
mentioned or for quantities less than the
whole required. or for delivery OF ms sup.
plies at points other than those above canned
will be entertained, specifications, RcneFalin-
struotiOns to bidders and blank forms OF pro
posal will be furnished on application 70 TINS
once, or 70 the Quartermaetere ~ any OF ""
stations named above. . A. q klMbARL,
QuartermRster, U. s. Army, Chief ouarVer-
master.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

DoA Pedro, Tue late emperor Of Brazil,
has softsninR Of the brain. accOrding IL
The dispatches f.Om across the sra, aud hi,
~eondition 10 critical. He alternates be-
tween violent hts Of passion aud nlrlau'
chSlly' aud CharcOt, the eminent ''n~d
doctor. has Dsen summoned irom Pan,
obs bedside in TUE Rivera. The ICES Vi
his throne and the death VI The enprss,
bave unhingrd his r-aunn.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

MATRIMONY and money are generally
considered together. One is not consider
cd Of not much account without the other
A. Carlisle this rule does not appear I,
hold good. When the big niue began
failing the young people began marrying.
When they quit aiming gold they bau
more time 10 devote 70 romance, aud whl
NIll say the world is not better III.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18
MINING MATTERS.

reports from "various Competitions Of
General Interest to Miners.
The latest quotations are; Silver s8i6;
copper u %, lead 3 SIX
Wednesday morning six men went 10
Gold Hill. to work on the new mill.
D. Bowman representing the Pitcher
lead works Of Joplin, Missouri, was in the
camp his week.
Charlie Thomas IL making preparation.
70 ship a carload Of ore FROM, the Patch
.1oky, Of Stem. Pass.
The directors OF The Humboldt mining
company are expected here next week, on
heir regular uspection trip.
Mesars. sherman. Calguhoun and Ferrie
went out yesterday 10 examine the Jonney
Bull mine for an English company.
J. P. Brockway, Of sspar. New Mexico
with a carload OF ore for Fl Paso smslter.
was 10 the city on Friday .--Bullion.
On "wednesday W s. Lyle and wife.
WIN. Pickett and H Donntlly we're in
town en- route to Clifton to examine some
mining properties.
The mill which W. C. Toxin bought at
Pyramid, hSS been all taken apart and
most Of it's now 10 Gold Hill where, @ Fl
Wilkie is now putting it together again.
The. 6rst bullion shipment Of the cnp-
per King passed through this week. This
company will hereafter be a steady pro-
Queer and add its qnota to Arizons's
credit.
Lew Friend is in st. Louis where il IL
said he is ma fair way Of negotiating his
Merican mining interests for the snug sun
OF $500, 900. J. Z. Friend his brother is
10 thi' city.-Bullion.
With tho spring has come a bounteou'
supply Of mining men. Men who want "a
buy ores. mines or mills. II capitalists
are aeekinR FIST class investm nts in min.
ing properties there is no better place for
them to come than Lordsburg The
camps surrounding this town Offer splrn
did opportunities for Investment.
Last Sunday Col. Marcus Whippls and
his son c. A Whipple Of North Pownall.
Vermont. and Schuyler T Gree 10 of
Troy New York, arrived IN town. and i'm
mrdiatply lett for Gold Hill. Col, Whip
pie ia enjayinR n p%lea.ur" trip aud intends
to visit California before his return. Mr.
Clarence Whipple. who spent somr time
here last fall, has returned with the intru
tion Of remaining here p~er.nrnauily, Ms he
Is heavily Interested in the new mill VIII cl
Is being taken to Gold Hill. Mr.. Ore, n
man. who Is a sou OF COngres>min Green
man, of the Troy district, il also Interest
ed in this mill, and intends to Iemt in
here, They are pleasant gentlemen an
will be n desirable addition to the plpnla.
tion of Grant county during the census
season.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

TIE Piuos Altos Aiuer %Anhnonuces that
it lie to be a genuine democratic paper, not
like the Sentinel, which 1t considers as
Wishswashy. The sentinel, nov. that
It has the county printing will reform and
Be a. thorOughEOing q democratic paper AS
the oldest shell back could desire. Cir
eumssaneei. Mr.. Miner. alter cases.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

VIZ. GALLOWAY, who ran the 6rst en-
CINE on the Baltimore & Ohio rosd, died
last week in Baltimore. He frsijred N
1887, and was probably the oldest lOcOmo'
tive engineer in the world. At the time Vi
HE death be wal 81 years old.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

On a recent visit to Iowa. Mr.. K. Dali
ton Of Luray. Russell Co.. Kansas. called
at the laboratory Of Chamberlain 4 Co.
Dies Noiurs, to show them lis siz year old
hoy. whose life had been saved by Cham.
Oerlains Cough Remedy it having cured
him Of 4 very severe attack of Group
Nr. Dalton is certain that it saved bis
hoy 5 lite and Is enthusiastic in his praise
Of the remedy He SAYS it has IN excel
lent reputation his vicinity; that iArmer,
come fifteen miles to hts stors for it
aud that many Of them, like himself. arr
never without it in their ONE For sale
at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

GENERAL GRiERsON, VINO has jast,beer
appointed = brigadier. will be retired in
July ne1t, when there will be another
opsAing for a colonel to put on = star.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

For rheumatism th"r is nothing better
than Chamberlain's Pain Balm Tn,
prompt reiirt which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost, which is hut
hit, cents per bottle, Many very bad
cases have been permanently cured by it.
Far .al. M F,vl. DRUG siors
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

mercs Of ia- San Carlos Apaches aud II
The residents Of the valley do not make a
vigorous ronr the LIBERAL. {. no Ruesser.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

Fortify your Sysiem against disease
with Wright's Compound Syrup Of Bar.
<aparllla. Cleanses and enfiebes the
blood aud gives a new impetus to life
Sold at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

&IWL
ron
1e9O
1880

Some people agree with THE Sex 8 Opin-
ions about men aud thing g and some people
don't; but everybody likes 10 get hO;d Of ths
newspaper which is meyer duh and never
afraid to speak lts mind.
Dcmocrats know that for twenty year
THE SUN has fought in the front liRr for
Democratic principles. never waverinR o.
weakening IN its loyalty to the true iater
rsts OF the party 1t serves with fearless 10.
trliigeuce and dirIn'ercsied viRor. A.
ines opinions have diff red a. 20 the brs
mrtns Of accomplishing the common pun
pose; il is not Inc sun 8 fault # it ha,
seen hrthPr into the miA,tORe.
ElghtApn hundred and ninety is the yea
that will probable determine the result o.
ihs Prendentgl S%lectioH Of 1892. and per
haps lho fortunes o( the D~elBncracv for thu
rest Of the century. Victory in 1892 ia 4
duty md the beginning of 1890 is II,
hest TIM to start Oat in company wit
FRY SUN.
d lily. per month ........ .......$O 81
DAILY. per YEAR,. ........... y W
SUNDAY. per year On
DAILY and SUNDAY. per var. 8 o.
DAILY ard SUNDAY, per moath.. 0 Z
WEEKLY SUN. one y-ar......... ! u
Address HE SUN. NV York.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

The Stockman " sorry TO iearn that Mr..
f. J. Bowers, engineer Of one Of the help
ers stationed at Bowie station, recently
had the third dnger Of bis right hand cut
of and will probably have to suffer the
amputahOn Of the second finger. Mr..
Bowers engine got off TIE track at BRA.
COON, and while raising il on lack -screw.
his hand was caught between one Of the
screws and the engine, with the result a.
stated above
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

TWENTY-FIVE years ago Tuesday, Lin.
coin died.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-04-18

r. j. sToLLAR.
BY his Attorneys Roberts 3 Leahy,
" Plaintiff. 500 IS.
JOHN BOUCHER.


In the Justice Court Precinct No. 20 The
said defendant, John Boucher. ia hereby mott.
ned that suit 10 aesumpsit by attachment has
been commenced against him IN the Justice
Mexico. by Il J Stellar. by his attorneys IN
fact. Roberts a Leahy, for goods furnished
and delivered. a that unless o enter ap-
pearanoe Ia said suit on or before the Thrift
eth day Of April, 1e0, judgement therein win
be rendered againet you. bEnJ. TITUS,
Jugdoo Of the Peace, Precinct No 20.
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