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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-06-13

GEN. Y. j. PorE formally announces him-
self as q candidate for Attorney General.
"upon the ticket of Farmers Movement"
He says:
al endorse the platform Of principlei
adopted by the March Convention. i en-
dorss the candidacy Of Capt. B. Il. Tillman
for Governor, and shall advocate the wisdom
Of his election. To be more plicit, I rise
or faA, with the candidates of the Farmers
Movement"
This makes the Tillmau ticket, so far
-----~-- TUX uuvEHHoK, 80 -
D. r. Tillman. of Edgefield.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
~. Pope, of Newbcrry. N
Z. b. Gary, of Abbeville.
FOR ADUTANT GENERAL,
Col. Hugh L. Farley, of Sparianburg.
This gives three lawyers and one farmer,
two colonels, one general, captain and no
privates.
Symmetry would be promoted if Colonel
Gary and General Pope could be sorter
spread out over the ticket. Two men cover
ing one place is little awkward.
But the campaign is progressing. The
fun has just begun GreenpiAe Necs.. ~
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Attention h.. A. Ms.

Attention H.. A. Ms.
We areIequested to announce that P. G.
IL. p. Morris Clarke will visit Ponsett Chap
ter, NJ. l6., r.. A.. NJ. on Monday, the
10th, inst, and special convocation " ill
then he held for the purpose Of conferriug
Degrees.
1t will be very instructive convocation,
and oil r.. A.. Ms. who possibly can
should attend.
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Gle 3OeeE(g union Tines
R. M. STOKES, Editor
S. S. STOKES, Local Editor
Friday, juno 13, 1890.
SUBSCRIPTION, 81 so PER ANNUA
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. o. will be opened for business
froh. 8 A. NJ. to 5.30P. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for BUSINESS from 0 A. NJ. to 4 r. NJ.
The Northern mail will close ut p.
NJ, and the Southern Mail at 100 p. M.
Any inattention or Irregularities should
re reported promptly to the p. M.
j. C. HUNTER, p, M.
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n@- Children's Day was celebrated last
Sunday morning at the NJ. E. Church. The
pastor, Rev. W. I. Herbert, preached SER
mon appropriate to the day. and in the
evening he preached an excsllant sermon to
Sunday School workers.
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Pic Mic at Santuo.

Pic-Nic at santuo.
The Local had the pleasure Of attending
picnic at Santuc, last Friday, given by the
pnpils Of Miss Inez Edwards school aud the
temperance Division. Rev. II. F. Chreitz-
berg, Of Columbia, delivered an able address
on Prohibition.
The occasion was q pleasant ono aud
greatly enjoyed by all present.
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B@- The subscriber respectfully announ-
ces TO the good people of Pea Ridge, that he
has opened Photograph Gallery at jones'
vile, and will remain at that place from ten
days to two weeks, and longer if the patron
age warrants it, He refers to citizens of
Cross Keys and vicinity, and his work done
there lately.s II. d. BINGHAM.
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For the Times
Paeolst High School Exercises.

The closing exercises Of Prof. Elmores 5
High School, at Psoolet, will be held on
Friday, the 10th inst, at o O'Clock A. M
An interesting programme, consisting Of
recitations deelamations, essays, music, ETC.,
'Uiiiob, WIN fy~y yt4sAsu6rJg ~s4yr r-puprrc
are cordially iny;tsd.
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A Pound of Gold and a Pound nj r,

A Pound Of Gold and @ gsgNaAd gNaAdt,6hs af IN the
TINES to which ! give the following an
swers:
lst pound of gold aud pound of cot
ton each have the same weight.
I'd. We soy the pole is 10 feet long.
3D. When n clock strikes Is il indicates
that IL is time to put itin the hands Of first
rate Machinist.
Yours, truly,
j. SANDERS HUNTER.
That's a slight mistake, which many
fall into. A pound Of gold is t'oelue ounces,
troy weight, while pound of cotton is
sixteen ounces, ayordupois. The answers to
the I'd and 3D. question: are correct
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Kew Round.

Key Found.
Found, on Church Street last Sunday. n
Kim Dsad-latsh Key, which the owner can
get 6y calling at The TINES Office and paying
20 cents for this notice.
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l of ream Notc paper 15c., or o whole
ream for so cents at
II. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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Itch, Mango, and Scratches on human or
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. S6fd BY
J. M. GIBBS & son, Druggists, Union
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Lucas Ready mixed paints are the best;
for sale by FOSTER, WILKINS g. co.
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Mems and Boys Straw Hats 2 for sc. at
ii. NJ. COHEN g. BROS,
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Ladies and Gents Summer Underyssts for
20 cents, at Ii. NJ. COHEN g. BROS.
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'p' . = ''''''is 4. 4 n. COHEN ! BROS.
The morning call., 1890-05-02
IBSEN THE DRAMATISr.
Miss wallberr Delivers a Lecture on hi

Miss Wallberg Delivers Lecture on His
Life and Works.
a lecture on "Ibsen's Life and Dramas
was delivered by Miss Wallberg at the
Women's Industrial and Educational Union
last evening. The lecturer regards Ibsen
as the greatest dramatist living; considers
Brand and Nora, or the Dolls House"
his best productions, and believes the latter
work surpasses in technique the best
French dramas, and the former very grand
dram attic poem.
Miss WallDerg also read Ibsen's poem.
Terje Vigen," translated by herself. IL
told story of a pilot who, when his wife
and child were starving during the lock-
AIDE of port in Denmark by the English
fleet, attempted to steal through the enc
my's lines in an open boat in (which he was
conveying five barrels of barley to his fam
lily. He was captured, confined for five
years in an English prison, and returned to
lind his wife and child dead.
He afterward saved the lives of the wifi.
and child and also of the officer who had
captured ami imprisoned him, and although
he had strong desire to kill them for re-
venge. his better nature conquered and he
spared them.
The morning call., 1890-05-02
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


A i idfsi lNsrALLMENT HOUSES AND
$25o-s2o cash, So monthly; 25x1ol; severed; at
station.
$t5o-s5O cash, 50 monthly; 5Oxs6; severed; at
sl7OO-SSOo cash. SIS monthly: 5ox142; cottage
3 rooms
slsoo-s3Oo cash, $50 monthly; new cottage
rooms: at station.
SS8o0-S5O0 cash, sS5 monthly; new house 6
rooms; beautiful home; 3Sxl00.
S2e50-S3O0 cash. $25 monthly; cottage rooms;
SIxlOO; at station. and other fine bargains.
inquire al once at F. MARCUSE, Bay-Street Sta
ton, Alameda, or 325 Montgomery St, Room
-. ap24 ThFrSaSu If
A LAMBDA BARGAINs-sI7OO-LoT 25xI45;
block from Park ST. $3.50 cash; 1925 per month (4l5)
S2OOO-Lot 5Oxl50 with cottage 4 rooms; blocks
from station. street severed and macadam lied; ce-
ment sidewalks, etc. mo 323l
S2O00-Lot 5OxllO: cottage 3 rooms. windmill
and tank; 500 cash; $50 per month. (No. I'D
S2IUO-L0t 33:4xl25: 5 rooms and bath; on Cen
tral ave: 5000; balance $50 per month. no. $3.50
S2I5O-Lot 53xll7: new modern cottage rooms
anu oath; blocks from station: $500 cash: bal
ance $40 per month. mo. RI
$30OO-Lot 27x1l5; new 2-story house rooms
and bath at station $500 cash; $35 per month. *
$315O-Lot 50xl0S fine new cottage rooms and
pathi L block from station all street work done;
hne bargain; $500 cash; $40 per month. mo 39D
S4OOO-Lot 5Oxl25; fine new modern 2-story
house Z rooms and bath on Central ave on easy
terms good bargain. mo 4l3)
S500O-Lot 5OXl50: sunny corner: near station; 2
Story mouse rooms and bath; fine grounds cheap
and favorable terms. NO 33)
SIoOO-Lot 50xl50; elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms, with stable; well located part cash. (40ll
Houses built to suit; Is per cent down. balance
easy Instruments; cheap lots in all parts OF Ala
MOREAL Co, 142S PARK ST., Alameda and 402
montgomery ST., San Francisco. apl2 If
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A NEW LIFE-BOAT,
One on the Way for the Station Near
Fort Mason.

One on the Way for the Station Near
Fort Mason.
The new life-saying station near Fort
Mason is now completed ami equipped with
a surf-boat and life lines. There is only
one man. the keeper, at the station, but 4
volunteer crew will be called on or crew
would be sent from the station on the
beach below the Cliff House in case of Il
wreck near the entrance to the harbor
A new large English life-boat of the most
approved pattern Is now on the way here
by rail for use at the station. 1t left New
York February 18th, and where it is at
present no one seems to know. 1t is prob
ably in the Sierras, coming along slowly but
surely. The boat is Self-righting one,
built of cedar and will carry about fifty
people
Major Blakeney. Superintendent of the
Life-saving Service for the district, will
leave tomorrow on the steamer Bear for
his quarterly tour of inspection.
The morning call., 1890-05-02
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-CoNTrNuEp.

A N ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
n State Will sell his property at sacrifice for cash
or good mortgages: Santa Clara County stock, grain
and fruit farm 1000 S12 so per acre; stock,
crop and implements, low valuation; Is acres,
Wrights Station, $500; 10 and 10 acres, San Jose,
part IN fruit, $3.50 per acre. Monterey County, $40
acres, $50 in volunteer wheat S15 per 4SO I'M
improved 80 per acres livery stable. barn and cot
tage san Miguel, $4,000; also lots, 800 each; also
some good mines; two-thirds -ean remain on mort
gage on any OF these; particulars application
address A w. b., 2S14 Sacramento ST., san Fran
cisco. APPS II
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty beautiful country home in Haywards, OF y
city. 126 Clay st. ape It's
SCHOOL LANDS AGRICULTURAL AND TIM
- Der Public Land Agency, 507 Montg'y, r 4 - q
WE HAVE CHOICE SELECTION OF COLONY
w lands subdlvded into s. 10 and 20 tracts
at the uniform price of Sl5 per acre: easy in
stalinents; send for circulars CALIFORNIA LAND
ASSOCIATION. 6S4 Market st. mr23 Il
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SIN Arguing COR Fiorsnce.

J. II. Boalt resumed his argument yester-
day on behalf of Florence in the Blythe
case. He pointed out that the letters writ
ten by Joseph James Ashcroft in March,
1874. and which were produced on the trial,
made no reference to Julia Perry, thus Civ
ing grounds for the conclusion that Ash
croft did not then know Julia, and establish
ing irresistible evidence that Ashcroft is
not the father of Florence. The counsel for
plaintiff will conclude his argument to-day.
The morning call., 1890-05-02
APRIL WEATHER,
The Signal Service Summary for the Pas:
Month.

The Signal Service Summary for the Pas:
Month.
The weather summary for the month OF
April, Issued by the Signal Service Office,
shows that the month was one with few
rainy days and no severe storms. Rain
fell in Oregon and Washington on eight
days, in Northern California ON three days
and in Southern California on one day
only. The rainfall for the month was de-
fieient in all the Pacific States.
The rainfall in this city for the month
was LIS, making 44.65 inches for the sea-
son. The normal rainfall here for the
month is 2.3S and for the season, to May
1st, 23.09 inches. The highest rainfall re-
ported was at ColfaX, where the precipita-
ton was $3.50 inches for the month. The
seasons rainfall there has been 1885 inches
The morning call., 1890-05-02

Recorder Russell yesterday filed with the
Board of Supervisors report of the re-
ceipts and expenditures of his Office during
the past three months. The net profit in
February was $500 90, in March S1709 "a
and in April S2169 70. The expenses for
the three months were respectively $3196 80,
S3391 and S3S33 II.
The morning call., 1890-05-02

Judge Coffey has received letter from
Joseph Halleck of Macon County, N c., re
questing information about the estate OF his
brother, General Henry w. Haileck. He
states that his brothers widow is dead and
he wishes to know if he is not entitled to
portion Of the property. He evidently has
no knowledge OF the WIDOWS marriage to
General G. w. Cullom, to whom she be-
queathed her estate upon her death, several
wears arO.
The morning call., 1890-05-02

GONE OUT OF BUsINEss.-E. 8: S. Heller, the
dry-goods importers ut SIS and 317 Pine street,
after u long and successful business career, have
closed their affairs and retired. The firm was
one OF The wealthfest in the city.
The morning call., 1890-05-02
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND, OAKLAND, OAKLAND, OAKLAND,
~ oakland, Oakland Oakland, Oakland, Oakland
Oakland, Oakland, Oakland Oakland-Grand auction
sale on Saturday, May 3, 1890 at . O'Clock in the
afternoon, on the grounds: the entire block, bound
ed by OAK, Fallun, Seventh aud Eighth sts in sub
divisions, opposite Madison Park and General Kirk
hani's residence; cement-stone sidewalks surround
the entire property; get off at Oakst Station, broad
gauge railroad; come one come all. For maps and
particulars apply to WOODWARD q MERRILL,
SO2 broadway, Oakland, or A. Ii. BREED e. CO.
232 Montgomery St, san Francisco. my2 2t
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OFFIcE ASSISTANT sUARTERMAsTEK, san

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTEk, SAN
" Francisco. Cal, April 29, 1S90.-Seaed proposals.
In tripiicate, subject to the conditions will be
received at this ONCE until ~ o'clock noon Thurs
day. May 70, 1890. and then opened, For doing all
the printing that may be required at HEADQUARTERS
Division of the Pacific and Department of Cali
fornia during fiscal year ending June 30, 1891" The
United States reserves the right reject any or all
proposals. All information furnished on application
TO this ofhce. Envelopes Containing proposals
addressed to CAPTAIN CHARLES A. BOOTH A.
O. NJ, U. s. A. ap29it my27 2t
The morning call., 1890-05-02

GDH00 PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST
O-OOO. class wholesale manufacturing bust
ness has the latest improved machinery and
business that Will without doubt clear at least S4OO
Irr month; requires his partner to assist in looking
after the hired men, do the collecting, etc; inside
OF ) years this will be an immense business; no
good Will asked the money 10 be invested in the
business in order to extend 1t; owner is respou-
slOle man. Apply X. KENNY, - kearny ST. 1t
The morning call., 1890-05-02

Z0UU very center Of Business 50 rooms M Ih me
bedrooms, dinlng-room, kitchen, etc; well fur
nished; always full and averages 5000 per month
clear; established Is years; owner is leaving the
city; this is a sure, good Investment. Apply X.
KENNY, % Kearuy st. 1t
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT., BUREAU OF MEDICn


NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF MEDICINE
IN and Surgery, Washington, d. c., April 26
1S90-sealed proposals, endorsed proposals for
Supplies to Naval Hospital" Mare Island, Cal,
Will be received at the Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery, Navy Department, Washington until MON
DAY, May 20. $780, at II a. NJ, when they will be
publicly opened, for supplying provisions, gro
ceres etc. to the Naval Hospital, Mare Island Cal,
and horsefeed for Navy Yard. Mare Island, for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1891. Schedules of the
articles, with Information as to specifications,
delivery, conditions, forms of offer and probable
quantity required can be obtained application
to the Medical Officer in charge of hospital. No
proposal VIII be considered unless there satisfac-
the articles he proposes to supply. The right is
reserved TO reject any or all bids. JOHN MILLS
BRONZE Chief of Bureau my2 FIR 1t
GAN FRANCISCO, CAL, APRIL 8. 1890
- Sealed proposals. in tripiicae. will be received
here and at Offices of Quarter masters OF the posts
Named until IL O'Clock a. NJ. Monday, May 5, $780,
commencing July l, 1890, forage and straw for
Forts Bidwell and CASTOR, CAL. also at same Time
at this Office only for forage and straw for Aicatraz
Island. Angel Island, Benicia Barracks, Fort Mason
Presidio of san Francisco ana San Francisco, Cal,
Government reserves the right to reject any all
bids. Preference given to articles Of domestic pro-
duetion. conditions OF price and quality (inciuding
in the price OF foreign productions the duty
thereon) being equal and such preference given to
articles of American production produced on the
Pacific Coast to the extent of the consumption re-
furnished on application to Quartermasters at posts
where bids are to be opened or to ALEX j. PERRY
Assistant Quartermaster General, u. s. A
IL
The morning call., 1890-05-02
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

G40O0 NOW BUILDING: HOUSE, 8 ROOMS,
" wv bath; corner; 50x125, near University.
JOSEPH j.. MASON. 425 California At an3
The morning call., 1890-05-02

OI10O RENT $40: ODD, Mr.. VALEN CHA:
oDf1OO. houses; great buy; lot 25X114. EAS
TON, ELDRIDGE q CO.. elS Market st. my2 st
The morning call., 1890-05-02

ONLY $500 FOR NE COR. SANCHEZ AND
~ Hill sts.; fine lot, with view 35xS5; inside lots
nave sold for same price, EASroN, ELDRIDGE
co, 6lS Market ST. my2 st
The morning call., 1890-05-02
lEQn AFINE INVESTMENT. MILK RnrrE

- lOU. for sale; any can run it: clears $500
per month over expenses; employs ! good man 70
deliver; has trade Of so gallons per day. best
class OF custom; has been established and kept BY
present owner over IA years: he will give you 80
days trial before buying; he is a very responsible
and reliable man; he sells good horses, 2 wagons
cans aud all necessary utensils for above: he has
yearly contract with large wholesale mikman for
his supplies, which is delivered to him daily: no
trouble 70 run IT. Apply X KENNY % Kearny st.
The morning call., 1890-05-02


COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
$4,000 BARGAIN; i6o ACRES OF EXCEL
distance to Napa City; all well fenced and divided
into helds 10 acres vineyard and acres of orchard
in full bearing 10 acres in alfalfa and oats; run
ming stream and never-falliDg springs; good house
OF rooms; large barn and stables; 2 good cows;
good team of horses; wagons. all implements,
household furniture; everything included. BEvAN
4 CO., 3lS Kearny st. Its
Gl ono 40 ACRES LEVEL RICH LAND AID
,DIAOO. Joining town and railroad; Upper Cali
iornia; easy terms. BEyAN d CO., 3l8 Kearny ls
q PER ACRE 1045 ACRES. ALL WE'LL
I'D " Fenced creeks and numerous springs; 800
acres level 800 rolling balance good pasture: good
house and buildings: 10 head OF cattle; is mares:
all farm implements included easy terms. BEYAN
* co. 3lS hearnY ST. lt*
GI0 o0n $50 ACRES EXCELLENT LAND:
ID lO.UOO. so miles from san francisco: com
munlcatton by water and rail- good house and
buildings: wells; all well fenced; producing good
income from grazing horses besides farming pro-
duce BEYAN & Co., 3lS Kearny st. Its
CCH0oL LANDS, 81 SO TO SO AN ACRE: ON
~ very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts to
SUIT; no residence or Improvement required: ali
kinds OF lands. in many different counties: send
stamp for list. Open Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings r W. LAKE, 8 Flood Building Is tt
VINEYARD, FRUIT AND FARMING LANDS A
specially. Send for circular to ID. II. TwING,
S0noma City, Cal. ap22 II
The morning call., 1890-05-02

GS00 EXPRESS BUSINESS CLEARING 1925
tpOOO. Sl50 month; has 4 good trade from
wholesale houses and others; horses, wagons
harnesses; owner will remain with buyer until
posted; never such chance for the money. See
DONNELLY, the agent, 81 helrny ST. Its
G6S0 COFFEE-SALooN, CHoP-HoUSE AND
NOoO' bar on city 'front.' doing fine business. j.
W. Don Nelly a CO. 81 hearnY It,
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EXPRESS RATES IN NEW MEXICO.

The next legislature will be called upon
to regulate express rates in this territory,
The present rates are excessive. -Albu-
querque Citizen.
Correct; this subject must receive at
tention, and careful attention at that, of
the coming legislative assembly. The ex-
press rates within the territory and from
and to the territory east and west are ex-
cessive and must be regulated. The Wells
Fargo Express company discriminates
against the fruit growers and the interests
of New Mexico in favor Of the fruit grow
ers and interests OF California. That COM
pany in this territory at least, seems to be
managed by men who believe too much
in "well, what are you going to do about
it?" 1t is high time that that corpora
ton and any others, needing it, were
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-21
SENATOR sPOONER ON POWELL

1t is touching to see the southern sena.
tors flocking to the defense of Major Pow
ell and his geological survey in the effort
OF the latter to have restored in the sun
dry civil appropriation bill the item Of
81 200, 200 for irrigation reservoir surveys,
which the senate committee so promptly
expunged. Only few years ago these
self same southern senators couldn't say
anything too mean about Powell. But
Hthe sign" is not right for trickery to
triumph this year so far as the interests
OF the west are concerned. This is shown
by the prompt adoption of the resolution
inquiring into the personnel of the geolog-
ical survey and the amount of salary its
members receive. 1t is also indicated by
the utterances of such men as Senators
Spooner and Moody, men who are of the
west and thoroughly familiar with the
needs of the western people as respects
matters relating to the reclamation Of arid
lands. In debate during the past few days
these and other western senators have
rather scorched Major Powells ambitions
so far as the arid lands go. Senator
Spooner was particularly plain in dealing
with the majors so-called estimates of
the time and money necessary to carry
out his plans for making the desert
blossom" Mr.. Spooner sized it up by
saying not even $70,0OJ,000, and an aver
age life time would suffice to carry out
Major Powell's impracticable ideas on
this subject. He thought congress had
made mistake in originally listening to
Major Powell's gentle song for an appro-
priation, and he thought this mistake
could only be atoned for by wiping out
the entire act of October 2, 1888. Senator
Spooner is right.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-21

vociferous in psoclaiming that if we do
not sell we can not buy. Both PROPOSE
tons, however, are abstractly true, but
valueless, as they do not consider the
commodities bought or sold and neglect
the prices at which they are exchanged y
Exactly. In order to buy we must sell
something, in order to get the where
withal to buy. That something
need not be more than a
commodity, either goods or personal ser
vices, which has money value. We sell
our products or our goods, because We can
get more things that we want by exchang-
ing money for them than by exchanging
goods for them. And what is true of in
dividuals is in great degree true of ma.
tons. A South American republic will
buy of us what it wants, and pay money
for it, without regard to whether we buy
its goods or not, if transportation facilities
and other conditions make the price such
that they can save money by so doing
How is it in business life? If you are
a lawyer, do you buy your groceries only
from grocer who is your client? If you
publish a newspaper, do you buy your
white paper and your presses and your
type only from firms that advertise with
you? No; you buy where you can get
them cheapest. York Press.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-21

DURING the Democratic administration
from 1885 to 1889, the expenses OF the
territorial prison amounted to $50, 900 per
annum. During the first year under a
Republican regime, from March 4, 1889,
to March A, 1890, the expenses, with the
same number Of prisoners, were 500, 900.
1t is plain to any person who can read
and understand that the management
under the Democratic administration was
dishonest, and the management under a
Republican administration is honest.
That is all