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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23

Mrs. r. p. EATON, for many years re-
sident of this city, died at Chicago, last
Monday of pneumonia. She will be
brought here for burial, the funeral
taking place at the Presby terrain church,
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23

DE-. KEMPER is now downswith the in
huenza. Dr. Luhmann is still holding
out. There will be no fooling tolerated;
the doctors and ministers must all sue
cumb to this disease or there'll be trouble.
There should be no kicking against the
rnrinl-r
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23

To accommodate the farmers about kell-
ners Corners and our patrons we are this
week putting in feed mill at our cream
cry. We shall have it ready to operate
by Jan. 18th when we want you to bring
on your grain. We will grind it as well
and as cheap as at other mills and it will
save you some distance in hauling.
MANIToWOC, CREAMERY Co.
I. NJ. KELLOGG, Manager.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23

We give place to brief communication
from the business mems association OF
Ludington. The business men of this
city will fttingly respond in due time.
1t begins to look as though we are get
ting iuto close proximity to our friends
across the lake. Thus the establishment
of commercial lines annihilates space and
make us all neighbors
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23
4 NEW DISCOVERY.

Weakness and deranged ivers, stom-
achs and bowels should never be acted
on by irritants like common pills, bran,
ETC., by new method. Samples free at
O. A. Alte-.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23

GARLAND" Stoves and Ranges have
the most artistic finish of any that we
have ever seen. They are everywhere
acknowledged to be the best in the world
while they cost nc more than is often
asked for inferior goods. They are as
noted for durability, convenience and
economy of fuel as for style and beauty.
For sale by the Rand & Roemer Hdwe Co.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23
4flanitouof l)iIct.
CITY AND COUN II l..
THURSDAY, jan. g.
NOTICE.

From this date all natices of Lectures or enter
tainments of whatever nature, held for the pecun7
ary benefit of church charitable societies, VIII
be charged for at half local notice rates.
Notices Of travelling theaters, or exhibitions OF
Whatever uatura for which an admission Zee Is
CHARGED must be paid for at regular rates, ana no
complimentary tickets Will be accepted IN place
of such payment.
October l-t Ie1&
H SANgEDGD Publisher yriJu..e
JOHN i ttiLE P.IblasHaS ut Iti,t.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual meeting of the stock holders
of the Smalley Manf'g. Co. for the pur-
pose of electing five directors fcr the
said Co. IN the city of Manitowoc on
January %, 1890, at $50 o'clock P. NJ.
CHAs F. SMALLEY, Secy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23
NOTICE.

My boy, Frank Hadacek has LEFT me and for
bid any ard all TO trust him on uly account, as
/ viii not be responsible for any debts he may
contract after this date.
Manlt3woc jan g. 1890.
feS6 JOHN HADAcEz,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23

DURING the recent discussion con-
corning the railroad franchise, gentle
man, in course oe his address to the city
council, made the remark that nature had
given this city splendid, an excellent
l-the-year-round harbor, in fact, every
thing to make Manitowoc a metropolis
xcept-enterpTising citizens. This frank
ness is indeed not very hattering, yet let
that pass; in the heat of debate, ETC. etc.
But of what avail are enterprising citiz.n rs
when real estate owners are hOggish and
unreasonable. Enterprise, alone naver
yet built up city. "Enterprising citizens"
may we'll quote from the Good Book, and
say, "oar hands alone can not perform
our enterprise" The real estate men
constitute the most important factor in
building up city; they can mar or make
its future. They need not give nor
squander; only let their selfsiness be
tempered with reason and Judgement.
Prophesying that this city viii yet rival
Chicago, and then holding property at
Chicago prices, may tempo1.,riiy boom
lots in the suburb Rapids, bat practical
ly, it will result in leaving II as We are =
I.stun.ed and stationary.
Cars msy come. and cars ma -,
| But the growth of the town VII always be slow.
| Boats may be going and hoats may be coming,
But business in town will never be hamming.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23

THE service Sunday evening at st.
James Episcopal church will be choral
evening song. Cordial invitation to all.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23
IT Is unfortunate that nothing ha:

IT Is unfortunate that nothing has
the way of we'll selected lecture course.
The success of the courses held the past
two winters, was sufficient guaranty OF a
successful one this winter. Something
ought to be done to popularize intellec-
tual entertainment. Popular lectures of
merit, illustrated scientific lectures and
talks of travellers, can easily be had and
with great profit, and If little time and
efforts are devoted to the object. Milwau-
kee and other neighboring cities have
lecture courses each year, where for a
shilling one can enjoy an entertainment
worth a dollar simply because of the
large number of season tickets sold at
very reasonable figures.
A man who has practiced medicine for
40 years, ought to know salt from sugar:
read what he says:
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. F. J. Cheney & Co.-Gentle-
men:-I have been in the general practice
of medicine for most 40 years, and would
say that in all my practice and experience
have never seen a preparation that l
could prescribe with so much confidence
of success as 1 can Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by you. have prescribed
it great many times and its effect is
wonderful, and would say in conclusion
that have yet to find a case of Catarrh
that it would not cure, if they would take
it according to directions.
Yours Truly,
L. l.. GORSUCH NJ. d.
Office 215 Summit ST.
We will give 500 for any case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists 75c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23
NV TaATNa AND FAST TIME.

NEW TRAINS AND FAST TIME.
rENHF Milwaukee Lake Shore x Western Rail-
1 way changed time on Sunday, September
2nd. Trains run a. follows:
Leave. Train 40. Arrive.
Manitowoc s5:17 a. m. "A Milwaukee .I:50 a. m.
Janitowoc = 80 a. m Milwaukee %lO:SJ am
Manitowoc +I2:5s D. m.2 Milwaukee +3:i5 p. m.
ManitowOc 1856 p. N. 6 Milwaukee Tl1:45pm
Leave. Train No. Arrive.
Ma inflow +s:io ;. m. Kaukauna $40 p. m.
ManitowOc *l0:0i p. IN. ) Ashland +s:2U a. III
Manitowoc +i:3J a. IN. > Ashland fo;io p d.
TWO RIVERS.
Leave. Arrive.
$40 a. N. - q. m
3:2J p. N. - d. ~
$40 p. IN. 81" p ~
sDaiIy Daily except Sunday.
Nos and 1 are limited trains making
very fast time and have through sleeping cars
befween Milwaukee Chicago and Bessemer.
Ironwo0d Hurley and Ashland. breakfast
going south and supper going NORTH are
served in dining cars between Chicago aud stii-
waukee.
Nos. 5 and have through sleeping cars be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee and w ausau,
and parlor cars between haukauna ana ASH
land.
Nos. / and run between Milwaukee and
Amigo, with parlor cars between Milwaukee
ana WauSau. -,
kaukauna.
An trains make close connections in union
depot at Milwaukee 10 and from Chicago.
For information or tickets inquire OF
G. a. HUCHThACsEH, Ileket agent.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23
L.GORSUCH NJ. d.

Four young boys, whose ages range
between II and II years were arrested
last Tuesday by Constable Pierce and
brought before Justice Markham charged
with theft. On Friday last MIR. Grey,
who resides just out side the city limits
on the town line road, locked up his
house and with his family went to visit
relatives in Sheboygan Falls, while he
WAS away from home the four lads effect
ed an entrance into the house through
the cellar, and stole quite a number Of
articles of jewelry and some money-they
also pulled out bureau drawers turned
them up side down and scattered the con-
tents on the floor, and did other damage
When they were brought before Justice
Markham they surrendered all they
claimed to have taken. They will be
given hearing Friday.
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MORGAN'S
DreSSG00dS

27-inch Fancy Strips, worth 18c
a ward Observation-Disclosures. 12lc
36-inch Flannel Suiting. 25c
5O-inch Flannel Suiting, would
be cheap at 7c.........- 55c
36-inch Henriettas. ........... Zoe
40-inch Henriettas, all the lead
ing colors. .6oc, ioc
46-inch Henriettas, all the lead
ing colors. ................. 2l.OO
56-inch Ladies' Cloth tmislead-
ingly called by many mer-
chants -Broadcloth," ........ Soc
4O-inch Henrietta Almas. SlOO
36-inch Flannel Plaids and Stripes SOC
42-inch genuine Broadoloth, Sl.OO
50-inch genuine Broadcloth, re
duced from 81 so to.......... S1.35
.sMail Orders Promptly Filled.**'
MORGAN,
500. 888, 500 East Water St.,
(f3ranch: Cor Vliet s 18TH Sts.}
MILWAUKEE. WISCONSIN.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23

NEW YORK TO ST. PAUL.
New York to Buffalo, N.Y.C. & H.R, R.R. 40 mis-
Ruffalo to Detroit M. C. r. r. psi
Detroit to Mackinaw Bay. M. C. r. r. 29l
Mackinaw City to st. Ignace, Straits g &"
St. Ignace to Mason, D. s. S. & A. BY. 81 =
Mason to st. Paul, &. s. & p. NJ. 4 V. Ry. los 9
Total 1895
New York to Buffalo, ID. l.. & W. Ry. 400 mis-
Buffalo to Port Huron, G. T. Ry. 196 8
Port Huron to Ludington, F. & P. NJ. R.R. 227 %
Ludngton to Manitowoc. F. & p. M. Str. 80 .
Manitowoc to New London, NILS. & W. Ry 60 =
New London to Mcmillan Jc. G. B. W. &
st. 2. BY. 109 "
MERRIAM JIG. to St. Paul {. NJ. & Y.Ry 49, 50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-01-23

Tr6lgQU Is transferred from cars 10 DOdG
and boat to cars large amount of labor
will be employed and the ready money
thus circulated will result benefcially to
our merchants. Our merchants now re-
ceive the same rates of freight from New
York, Philadelphia and Boston as the
Milwaukee merchants and orders for
goods via the new route have air eady
been given eastern shippers.
Our duty to the new line is clear. 1t
has not come prefacing its opening to
any request or conditions, but opening
the way for our increased prosperity has
through it's represe NATIVE said Let US
be of mutual benefit and begin and main
tain forever friendly relations" We
should. therefore become acquainted with
the territory it reaches and draw the tr ade
we are so well able to maint ain. We
should show our appreciation OF the OPP
portunlties the new line aft ,rds as cir
cumstances occur, and if the time should
come when the road would need our
| friendly aid to further any reasonable
| end, or preserve uninterru pied dispatch
| of business, it should be Manitowoc's duty
| and pleasure to be found on the side OF
| the new company.
| We have it from unquestloned author
| ity the line is permanently established
! and the best of service will be maintain
ed
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30
BADLY FRIGHTENED.


1Sw he APProGsh cf = Mountaan LAon
Aneetsd =, HORSE
I had the opro<tunity Of observing the
eject 6u 9 horse when ridden near a
mountain lion.
II was late one night To the autumn.
was riding along 3 lonely mountain
rosds ard wheR OILY aboat two miles
from tie town or mining camp heard
she err Of the mouAt&in lion,
NJ horse a. onee showed fear and NJ
sased to move forward. HIS trembling
SaS 80 intense that hc fairly shook me
in the saddle, To whip and spar he paid
no attention
Indeed. it wAs only ty toe sss5ss5=sss
effort thAt could prevent him frrz1
szraiag ard bolsing In the direction 50
hsf come frona- A crashing in the
brush short distance In advance Of ne
Increased tksa boSses fszr slraa rez.4ve-
Hsss 10 saeh an extent As almost to un-
6oFSs nse-
We both knsw t1'l we'll what that
rrashing meant. bat NaS also well sat-
isaesl that the beast would not Sroah!s
Us, because knew that only short dis
tancs aeross TIE hill was . slaughter
hoass, whittier I Judged the sesror OF
the inoaL tains was sonsneyiRg. =
Although quite ; cold night. I fuqnd
G.y horse sweating IS freeiy because 0T
his fright as If ! had ridden him On
dead rsa for Esiles. .-Chambers' Journal
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30
Exrelleut TraIs service.


Tire prassn. schsc lsls e train ssrvics ca
A. T. s $. T. Il. Z, Ersm Nes AAxisS L
AZ exceliesi - :. ---e= z-5=
A faa expgssz ls,ses 81 Ps44, Dsuiug
saa Silver City 5stss each alsasa2sa, max
lag the Egu 70 EF1son. ~ hsota wsilace
70 La JGnts. By day !iEkt, arriving at Eazasaa
t-sss essss=sg ~ ssennGz SaY.-snd eAicae5
ulogalsss of .airsa Gay eF aepAEssre. Thss
train carries PcllzsHa paiAce sleapers from
= Psse V Bar saS Isiy. za9 Ees As.s-s1ss ta
t.aSSsss1s, z4lllh PgtlnlAa t0aFisg siaepsrs L s4
AHs=.Ss - kSEsAs CitF, uAskias dsrecs eaH.
i-ecila1 Il Z JuHsA s'r Pae5fo, Ce,ers31
Springs ard DGsvvE NJ RzFrtsH fer 81
f-oals viA fte 'FEi@ca RF.
TIE trsif fresn Sat1 Fra,scises5 twith ps. ace
espess 10 ksns&s ClsYzz3 .aariss s,espe-s
70 Cbieasef feaFes Albsgaessse 3sssiv
atsasls toens strikes darkness aeAt WAsos
Mound. arriving q ksas1s C.Sy sTszff--s- c.
iae Esxt day. and "a Csi.ssga the f5iio< iaE
usoruing- An adsaionsi PaliuiAR s.@eeeF
is attached at Ias Eerss- running fe~1sa-t
without ehsnge 10 Denver, via IA Eaea4
hnd TriaidAi.
Ths SErta f. asats ASS ~ rs Isl
1 mss, hne egaEPnsest sd sSSsoaahle rates,
70 uarFlt ihe PssseH4gs u sfss travelling
pab3iS.
Inaaise ~ lecsi agsai. OF write - q. 7.
ASieaelsea, T. z l. r A.. Torxks. kaas-
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30

tfysF -o0 ysars ti#ve pasaed by since The
Paslicatiaa Of the Pilgrims ProgresA In
thai llsafA the agrld tas made ~osAs-fat
sdrance~-bas forgotten, or oaigrawn hun
drasls VI thousands II books Yes this same
Pligfians Progress wriee6 in RedfOsa jail
by common tlHkef 900 years ago IL 10 -1lay
read IN uorU tAngaages s0d by more pea.
pie Of sll classes thar auy atheS beck m the
civilized world. the Bible alone excepted.
4 grand memorial Edition has i4al hsen
pubiished--te I've sold al q Price wishla the
reach u all, ssd vet 10 be The iuess eslai.
tiou h print, The hook 10 tiehiy illustrated
With over 100 uf the grande1t ard moot
wonderful engr&yings Ehicd have aver up-
PsaNca n q waCk " ihsA ktita superb
chafsctsf dusiseasioBs, magnificent aat
Fealislz IitI.uIaats-sd= tsstes eflsi ipa IA oil
rolvrs, valaSble Bible reference. together
with ldr Il Ii. fafhons author and "a
beautiful poem The Lifs& FsIyfgsil,ss' p
IJz EF tiit4 s4est sslealnfial ntlltisn one which
VIZ be eagerly sought sfteF hy All Tof.
ssFs the b sok age0t aac4iallY eppfassassiis. :.
for a righ aasVez
TIE HistoFy Coz hssy NF San fraaeisea
nfe it sittiirigFs Hra theiE sivert seiaeHt
Elz- 80 a-t5al =
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30
The Wabash Hslirsas,

THE1IaH Pt'LLMANs sn,m col,,r,.
Do, Utah and Mya5nlak soySs- L.r.4ss. Ths
requires bat onc eltAgY u cars brswt.~.
points IN ills 4ssaase sd Iesr:sassea sL.,,a
nsinsd 10 Se~ Yesk. B5ss0n. Pailsasltlb5s
HsllImlFc. Wsshiagesa fSgssssrsA an4
sthef Eastern fsls,A'
THROUGH DINING CARS fresr p.s.
We ~ - LOUIS. e~sasetiux al that pssst
w'ih AFough Nliess freas sssage 4, ne ris.,
cpd fastefn eilseS Ahuntaaes ef sl.ns snl
1ssaa the market ssir3s.
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iAs Massasa y ~ psis,ys;ssii t,Ssasa 81 Il
hnc, VIZ Chic4sc. Tasssie, II Iss,i. ii
Fsss;t9. 5AakseaYisaa. eeaFEA. BSa M Ma,se.t
hAnylie SprisaEesl8, neasS 1. tlsturp ss
and iaiA=at-zE-Izszz. sazinis
M.kNS r0T7 nolR CARS as run
Ss-4-a-l 9. AAiAaAa ~ Alll Isl; t.s4s. Lk.ear.,
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pAsssagel rosSaes stypg hash ~ ,tsssrr -
Aieaess pssvsr% ssa lsSafy. An vlssaatls
eqsiFpsa btfseSl y ; pEsa.lte.as astssy II
this-s9rriee.
FvLL PARTICULARS ~ Eaa sppss
q ~ n +-i h
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30
The GovernOr's Proclamation.

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aiLes ptssefleel sy '9R. iEe ghT
ers'ss y aas ssEEltor" 4st New 1ex.eo
s'issH issue MS proSianation forth-
Hlsb, annoanelng ne tact that this
eonss.ssisi','a i sooe submitted % inc
qaasifea e'eelofs o. lsse territory tor
es SloP,soh 70 pe neia on tne ssia
!. - "a y - N'zs"oS', any eo'''''ilt lt''''hs
Atsa fsAl sl1tstlSss Al oii4osrs asSlng aEy
olllNsAi aat'eA 70 perform IA - ancet-
Ion VIA SAID special election also
ea4ifng aitsnueH 10 the prlnelpal
lroyIssotfs Of lAw app.fcaeie TO such
elections.
$ said election SHALL b3 conducted
70 AT respects il the manner provid
cd by shs lsws 81 the territory for
general elections, and the returns
taeseoi sila'l Re made and eanxasssd
10 .ne same mannsr '.nd-by TIE same
-alnet,sy ~ proViasa M sses q
sssiss ~ eieet'aila- = and abstracts OF
ir.ars,nitt,i - 1.sa.1 !. s,'.'- s..'.. =
sers.spshIel, ss;d gn.r,t ~ es,,a.s,, -
81 al Consist Of The governor ana Il.
erelayy Of the territory aud The pro,
sldent Of this convention. At The
sad election ali ballots which raay be
east IN favor OF the constitution shah
haze Written Or printed on them the
words For the Constitution, ann
All ballots which may ba rEstt
against the constitution shail !
ti:.s ss slitsteA or lprlnied on them
saAhst the CONSTITUTION, EHftsHctf
oAsiots shall ee eoai'sed Tor, or against 1
'iis cepss.,as'oii aecofding'y
n .Nsw 'neteiofei l. IL bradford
: , -, $3.50 ,'ot p -Ne# eteN'eo' 90
I 'N''N eu'st Ahe
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30
Desert I.sas Final l,reeI.
Lard UfEce Al tsas CrRerS y N.Y.
ga lssSsrys Ssrys--=-------

Lard UiEee Al tszs Cruces. NJ
Aug. .. 1SSJ.
Soiie,e = heFssby Rsea tsss -z-
VIZ. +. H3GANS, q AntAoay. y. II,
has slea scsies ee issentea % Hn4ge psass
GA hIs desert l1aa esasn No. g41, sor Let =.
SEC IS, TBS south " T. easS, befers
RegS.sef a6d Receiver 3. IsAs Csaees. y II.
% She s27zssisE aav Of Ssna-. 1880
ttS names sne fsllS~ing wilnetses 10
psoye TIE eosnplsse iFrigzlien ae4 recssaAs-
tion of ssld land Gecrsa kiaE. wis sx1n
klHgs Edward Tsiex.t, Asvia Aeilsss=sz, AL
II AushoRy, y. NJ
SAWrKs P MctaEa,
IA tsseesis:er.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30

Hhsodo,s ChiiI NiH can;ritafe - the
neAt aanhtf q Haspes's WAekls a iiaislv
srtErse On = fhe AEasea.isls RepEafe AID *
ftvescnt Crfs4s Having spent tlFs SIX
'Ss'rs,hs trom JsnRary - Jalv. 1890. in
NJ ssll4 ,.~sse- 5I....ss =
Itam bic owp 0beeFsAti0a snd expeFisnes
] be paper 5 the nestt ef careful personal
sS1iy q tbs zosdiiiJn Of Aasirs n Tie cean- :
try OF ne AFgsntsnes, Aaa Vi tbs essEez
s55elea aSye iesl 70 the preseus e9aip,pea1ioHs.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30

provisions iaclade, aacng other-.
;Anse relaiiye 10 the sfyIe oi ballots.
10 bribery ard ahdae influence, 10
ebsiructihs OF teceIving voters and
TO the keeping clear o. The space
around The polls. That ii will be the
E4a;aty IF tire eeHHty commissioned OF
eseh eouaty TO give public ne,ire OF
this election and 70 tcssEnAte the
piz-r-- i.F EeeeiEing votes, and TO ap-
point tbs jadges thereof, in aeeotdaa.
&c with sections ll2a aud l3o of the
Compile, Lass ami if judge shall
not be present at the proper time and
place, the qualified voters ooi the pre-
eiret may appoint Judges and proceed
stttt. the election
In issuing this proclamation IL
seems only proper TO remind oar
fellow cillzeus that this viii be By
far lhe mostimportaatelecuon which
has eser been held IN New Mexiea.
ant probably the most important
that will be held tbtrgin. For il is
not for the mere selection OF officers
10 execute the laws, or for the ex-
prcssioa OF a choice between fndivi-
dtzaiis t.;is u : Io decide Is ID the
organic constitution of oar govern.
ment itself, Il woaId be difficult 10
conceive Of two systems Of govern
4eRs more different than those sf g
territory a#G state ln one. agttI0-
rity comes from without; in the other
from within. One is eonditlon Of
dependence the other enc iudepsn-
drnee. This election. therefore viii
not simply affect the administration
81 affairs TOR brief term OF two years
but wiii decide as 10 fundamental
principles and effect the condition
and desiinity OF generations 10 come. /
In vsew OF its iraseendent imP5I vsHgg !
| urge that aiI g055i eitlzans will 1
study well the questions involved, I
sis king all prejut!ccs aud partisan
ship IN i spirit Of exalted patriotism,
50 that the result may express The
careful and deliberate Judgment u. az
mt riiiFssent peop'e.
Witness my hand and The great Saal ie
d the territory Of New Mexico, at
SslItE Ft1rs the capital, this 26th day
Il August N the year OF our Lori
1899 L. BRADFORD PRINcE,
fsEAL 6iagerBOr oi New Mckee.
By the governor 4
B. u fEoNAs, Seo'y Of Territory.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30
NstIee . AaaIaI.,ratian.

2, \ aiiee Is hereby Esyea taas ~a,sile sn4rs-
slsusd. PaalA Lueero spa 5ax. 4sssssSserc.bave
bsSs Appointed aeRisisSrai1ss u the estate
Il GoneepcssA Lszearo. dxc~Ases. All pn--
tcas eaFtnR Nfreantz EgSf4sss AID eNss4s are
hereby n1tisea "a prEAea. Kne61 sflsfa tbs
iisns FsaaiFei b. Ian. asd ~ persons n
ssssssea 10 sAi4 Ast4ss Are hegesy .0titiei 4
liguiaxsV zasya taxbts Al cEee.
FAEA Eg.cxRn.
JUN f7Tz- xIrs.
AaHi5istrrsors - the estate Il Clazctpeisa
LauerV, eeesssss-
Jaly ~, is9o T. g. REE& i,
Att9Sstg fer s,isaiaissrRasss,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30

TERRITORY 81 New Merics. TGirI gaiieisl
p.ssries, Cont, cozasy Of D-sa 4aA
J5sephas T. Esl;sF.
V. No. Isl!
Vests A. Fe!ses.
The said deseadaa,, Yesta 4. Fr,er y
hsreasy Hctl2=I Knit L -4a7ss - ---4zzs--ze hAs
bern eusasszsEgeeS sgsinss her IA sad Di--
trset Cosrl Esihis, snS tSg IDS Co,4aty Of
Dess Aas, TsTri,S-y Nseasas1, tv ssid
IgsephuS Il. FeiysF, esmp.Siaaai, p.aylaS
for ~ AbSa,lle DsYarca fssgs ~. t3ss.s-sfsat
Nes.a a. ses;er, oE tse saagsi y zbxad3s-
neHi- ThaI unless y9a esssr war HppeAs-
anee in SD sui1, ca - hsbke TIE arss Gsy
of tbs Esxt September. Terra q sssas 's,asi,
eoElneHcisg "a ne SUI Ssy pf Sepsemker.
A. D., 1850, iudgnasas by aesse.i thsrela
all be rendered AEziHss yoa.
A l. GHEIsTf. C3ezS.
BY W. z M4KIls, Deg'y.
JeHy d. BEYAS, Sci. Ger Can.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30
Aibuqaerqne Fair.

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