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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
MOUNTAINS OF SNOW.
All Attempts to PlOw the Roads Clear
Net with Defeat

SAN FRANCIS, Cal, Jan. 20-The snow
blockade on the Central Pacific railroad in
the vicinity of Truckee and Emigrant Gap
has became very serious. Since Tuesday
last no eastern overland trains have been
able to reach point further west than
Colfax At present east bound trains are
at Sacramento Colfax and Shady Run,
while the western bound trains are at Emf
grant Cad, Trukee and Reno. At Trukee
the snow is eight to twenty feet deem. The
railroad company has several hundred men
at work shovellng east of town. The pillow
was only able TO go mile out when il
stuck with ten engines. The shovelers
were called to the rescue. After several
hours work then dug them out so they
could return. On the west the road is
fitted with drifts OF snow from fif-
teen to thirty feet in height.
A pillow with five engines was thirty-six
hours trying to make eight miles. The
whole crew returned on boat, having
abandoned the train as they became raven
Gus with hunger. Another plCw with
twelve engines started out to clear the
track TO Summit. but before they had run
two miles they were securely blocked, the
snow falling back on them. They were
fast III both directions.
Yesterday evening it began to blow snd
cleared portions of track were again filling
fast The railway officials declare that
the present blockade is the heaviest and
longest they have experienced for over ten
years. Flows are unable to do much on
account of the depth of the snow. The de-
lay seriously affects mail facilities. No
eastern mail has reached this city since
last Tuesday evening.
NO SUFFERING FROM HUNGER.
The report that snow bound passengers
are suffering for want of food is denied by
the railroads Abundance of food is sup
piled them and trains are M no point
where it would be impossible to reach
them. Experienced men on snow shoes
are constantly on the road between Colfax
and delayed trains packing fresh beef and
other necessities. A large number of
cases of influenza are reported but the suf-
ferers are kept warm and receive medical
aid promptly.
The situation is equally rs serious on
the California & Oregon road in the north
ern part of this state. The train which
left here Tuesday evening for Portland is
still at Redding. \ force of shovelers
who were working to the south from
Dunesmire returned after forty-eight
hours work. One engine WAS brought in.
Others are showed in without wood or
water. Another force started out again
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21

Jones Brown is rich and stingy. An 40
cuaiutance of his met Browns son the other
Gay and said:
''Your father seems to have lost a good
deal of money lately. The last time I saw
him he was complaining and saying he must
ecoaomize"
Economical Did he say where he was 60
ing to beging'
Eyes; on his table, he said"
''Thsn he must be going to take away the
liable cloth, ;" WIS the fiiial declaration. View
York Ledger
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
CIRCUS BEASTS EATING STOCK.

QUINCY, ILL.,. Jan. 20-A band of farmers
is being organized to capture a beast
which has lately committed some depre-
dations among live stock in this vicinity
Some time since two lions escaped from
circus which passed through here and it is
thought that they are responsible for the
loss of stock
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
PORTUGAL SUBMITS UNDER PROTEST

LISBON, Jan. s0-The Portuguese gov
eminent finding the powers unwilling TO
mediate in the dispute between Portugal
and England in territory in east Africa,
viii submit to Lord Salisbury's full de-
mands under protest, while at the same
time it will try to conciliate Portuguese
public opinion. Az attempt TO increase
the capital of the Portuguese Mozam biQue
company from sis, 900 600 to So, 00o, goo mas
fafla3
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
A STAB Al RaIIi ANGER.

PARIS, Jan. eo-In his speech upon as
Stunning the presidency of the senate to-
day NJ. LeroYer srid that France, by q
striking electoral manifestation, had AZ
firmed her wish to find in the republic the
morality and tranquility necessary to
evolve her destiuies. He urged the Deces-
sity for fulfilling the program Tor iegisla-
tive reforms.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
HAMILTON READY TO RESIGN,

TAMIL olN hGfHOr " nCOISlNs
Topeka, Kan. Jan. 20-State Treasurer
Hamilton, who has recently been appoint
ed live stock agent of the Santa Fee Rail-
road, said to a reporter today: 81 will hand
in my resignation as state treasurer the
latter part of this week. 1t will take eff
feet on the appointment and qualification
of my successor"
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
A Pocket MirrOr Free to Smokers OF
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SELF RloHTEoUsNeSs.


Dangers Of the DARKEST kind
Piss in mis,s 90 HssSevtnz p<aise,
Duarfed conditions Of the mind.
Stunted growth and EnnsSd waysi
Irnp~rfect IL tbs human race.
And ever one RAY sofnssirnss err.
There i 10 Ezrre. nor IL there place
Where wrongs may 70. solasilass occur.
Self fasy sit ~n,hros-d on bizs.
Say rule IN fooss 81 sanity grace,
Sci may pray. aud r,grr. AID s.zn
Ger al Tia sias q e. lss rae
EoneTsi SS&s nssT So- tss OIL
Bibl~ pr@c-vts 81 s4s air.
Sal for ~ uii % I'D tel:
Sslf fes s-f si1 90 All ears
6slf nay stab -fts rsxs.sous wo--s.
Se.f rlaT sszis rlxhtsssas eaass--
Kay z4rlks al ts-sta--sz4 thrs th- Lo~f
strlkeA szo1 tnT0gZs his ss>-z.A- x~a
So czsT rze. ssst ssif VT .sil;
SHATTERED kfEas aD11s vi -.
Est fhs fraestoss 1z5sse far al
Lsssz.s iiss human nos-s On nish'
- iES~roe,aA
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21

with three engines and a pillow to reopen
the southwark railroad. The officials state
they expect to have both the Central Paci-
fic and the California & Oregon roads open
tomnrrnIr
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
PLEASURE SEEKERS MEET DEATH.

OQUAMAN, H., Jan. 2O.-Elmer Freed,
Silas Tracey, Charles Wilson and Ale1an-
der Whitmore. Of Gladstone. ILL.,, were
drowned in Griswold slough near Bur-
lington Saturday night. They started for
dance, but their team became unman-
ageable and backed the wagon over the
bank and broke through the ice The
body of Freed was recovered
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
SHELF SECURES BAIL.

LIBERTY, Mo-, JAN 2o.-James Sheetz,
the slayer of John Lewton, furnished $3.50
bail today and was released from the Gus
today OF the officers.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
no moi take anv chances of being poison-

Do not take any chances of being poison
ed or burnt to death with liquid stove
polish, points and enamels in bottles. The
Rising Sun stove polish ii safe, odorless,
brilliant, the cheapest and best stove
polish made, and the consumer pays for
no expensive tin or glass package with
every purchase.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
WIN she Pisted EieA Fo,ls

was waking home froa Sunday school
with & gin Of ds@ea years Abruptly sss
exclaimed: Il 10 pssy rica foIsx" ~
rlch solkss' ! said ''LitEss girls Ike you
dent usz-aly pity RIA felix's. = Vel. 10,
she saia. Why 30 yos PITY rich fOlkgf J
ssksd again 'Becsrss trey are % unhappy.
Unhappy YES, unhappy. There Is ny
little co1sza-- Sd. wens or; ''sne hss every
thing sae psasts, AID de Is fassicg hal ia
f-Tne. Wbv. this very Dorra1g she ~znsse
70 20 &c church, And bag rcsner sad sc
cscsdrS GO ocesCss tcs-> ~zsa'r sIras 20
Grestsr. Sra bad 20 msny things 70 put
on. snd such nfce ;si.rs. skst sser- w2sns
sEs 70 gss ssem GA S--CAlcxgo A1voca.s.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21

Best iodides and yegetabl alternatives
make Ayers Sarsaparilla the best blood
medicine. a
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
1t Was . Cold Night.

Mrs. Kohldphiet-What on earth are you
doing. Ciarenoea
Mr.. Kohldphiet-Only securing my half
interest in bedclothes against possible con6s.
cation TINS eveDing.-Puck
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
THREEPERlSHED IN THE FIRE.

THEE PERIof1tDI TN ne FTRE.
KNOXVILLE, Mo-, Jan. 20-Luther Nc
Calmont's residence burned this morning.
His aged mother and two young girls per-
ished in the flames. Origin of fire I'M
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21

Taken after dinner, Ayers Pills pro-
mote easy digestion. Have you seen
Ayers Almanac.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21

Travelling soap recepsactes s-e made az
% eseh.ag ana caaaay
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21

PEARS Soap secures a beautiful com
plexiou
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-21
HIS TROUBLES ENDED.

For disordered liver try BEECHAM's
Pulls
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

1s5th Edition Now Ready. A book Of
over 200 pages, giving more information
Of value to advertisers than any other
publication ever issued. | gives the name
Of every newspaper published, having a
circulation rating in the American News
paper directory Of more than 25, 900
copies each issue. with the cost per line for
advertising in them. A list Of the best
papers OF local circulation. in every city
and town Of more than 5000 population
with prices by the inch tor one mouth.
Special lists Of daily. country, village and
class papers. Bargain offers OF value to
small advertisers or those wishing to eT-
pertinent iudiciOusly with a small amount
Of money. Shows conclusively how ia
get the most sevicr for the money. etc.
etc. Sent post paid to anv address for 80
cents. Address GEO. P. RowKIA & Co.,
Publishers and General Advertising
Agents. 10 Spruce Street, New York City.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

THE New York law providing for the
execution OF murdsrsra by electricity has
been declared constitutional by the sap
rene court Of the Uuited States. The
attorucys TO- Kemmeler, the arst man to
be sentencsd to death usder this law, have
been trying ever since his conviction to
beat the law, butSofar without sfoct, and
now it looks as though their last chance
wEs A murderer should die at the
hands Of the law, ana one way Of killing
him IS about az good az another.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30
MINING MATTERS.
RsP0rtS from Various C~amPs-Itsns Of
General IntSrsst ~ Ainsra.

Reports from Various CamPs-ItsnS OF
General Interest to Ainsrs.
The latest quotations are: Silver los;
copper 1925; lead 49o.
Toe Standard Mutual shipped a carload
Of Gro and a carload Of concentrates to
the Oxford copper company Of New York
this week.
John Splllar, superintendent Of the Pa
eihc mine and mill Of PlBos AltoS, was in
the city, yesterday. Mr.. sFillsr took his
fret lessons in milling Of P. b. GrsAvsS Of
this city and GrsaVeS says that spiller soon
learned more than bis teacher. Mr.. Spill
Ter has put the Pacific on a payiag basis.
Geo. w. Eustice. superintendent Of the
Carlisle company, was in the city Wednes-
day, on his way to Silver City from which
place be will start in Il day or 50 for Lon
don. He may and he may not return.
Nr. Eustlce is an accomplished mining En-.
giBssr and a very pleasant gentleman and
the LIBERAL is sorry TO see him leave
Grspt county.
J. W. Haghss Of Vt. Louis was in town
Monday, en- route frem Clifton to CHA
Bend. Mr.. Hughes was in Clifton to eK.
pert the Ingram group Of mines in Gold
Guleb. on which he has bond which
has AbOut four and a half months
to run. Mr.. HuEhaH was very much
pleased with the looks Of the property and
thinks he will have a rare bargain. HI
loft for ella Bend to iRvsstiEats The CANA
aOmpsHy in which be has get considerable
money invested.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

j.. r. Dodds, editor Of the daily and
weekly Arbor State, Of WymOre, Ne
braska says; II have seen the magic ef-
feet Of C%hamborlains cough remedy In
cases of Group and colds among my grand
children. We would not think Of going
TO bed at night without a bottle Of thin
remedy in the house. Chamberlain q med.
icines are growing more popular here
avery day For sale at Eagle drug
store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

THE president has sent 10 the senate a
letter from the secretary Of state submit
ting 4 plan for the preliminary survey
Tor a railway to connect the principal
cities Of the American hemisphers in ac-
sordaacs with the accommodation OF the
pan-Ameriean congress. The presidenl
recommends prompt action by congress te
enable the government to participate il
the promotion Of the enterprise.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

The pr, sidtn, bes appointed J. A.
smith Hs postmaster At Fl PAaO, whsreat
there is great rsjoicing. Tho pOstofice
haa been run for SIX or eight years by
Mrs. Porter and Lad long since grown to
be muck too big a job for her. Mr.. Smith
is a EeOd business man. and has had post
al experience. He will undoubtedly give
satisfaction.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

TEE president has appointed L. A.
Hughes a. collector Of Internal revenue
sOr New Ms4lse Hssueeee4A Il P. Nc.
GrOrty. the last important Office holder IL
THE territory Of the Cleveland admihistrS-
tion to be displaced
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

LAST Saturdays Kingston Shan con-
sisted Of twelve pages printed in blue ink.
II was 10 commemorate Decoration day
and was a c~oumsndable saort.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

Last Monday while Superintendent
Peter WAS aSSaying his Office caught Gre
from the farnaso. A couple Of pals Of
water cooled the fire and a few shingles
will repair The damage.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

excepting the Carliqle. the most extensive.
" developed property on the ledge. II
has been sample BY experts eho unite in
declaring that the ore will average S2b
per ton. Tbers never hai seer srsnl run,
made Of it. add it on this rdR.5be ore
averages $40 per ton all hands Willbe rel,
satisfied. ~
II the run on The Pennsylvania u. salts
factory. Ar. Miller, will At the end Of
hIs siE months be In = position to diotAte
terms 10 che CArlialo company. It will
have either to purchase the properties he
has under bond, sell him the Carlisle
plsst or abandon all hopes Of ever get
ting anything ike a fair return for What
they have invested.
A few weeks sgo H. G.. Lang Of San
Francisco came t. Carlisle purportipg to
have authority from the company to dis
pose Of the mill as he saw best, 90 a. to
get The most money out Of It, He imme-
diatsly began disnautling the plant and
shipping il. II he had been allowed to
proceed the chances are that the company
would have got comparatively nothins for
their valuable plant. Luckily. both for
company and the camp, Mr.. Miller had
the lease on these twenty stamps and the
sand to bold on and force Laag to quit.
In this action he bad the moral support Of
Eittbe inhabitents OF. the camp, and they
are With him iq everything be undertakes
Lang uads'a strong attack on Miller. but
where Miller was known ii tad 10 r6ret
and he went back to San FfAueiscO soaAd-
erably disappointed, sEe%
Superintendent E6stice leaves shn week
for London, leaving Jas. Tong rs the rep
ressHtAtive Of the company.
John A. Miller, is well known through
Southern New Mexico. Like many ether,
hs has his ups and downs in his SIGHT with
fortune aud Tor the past fsw years they
have been downs. He now has = good
chance to revive his fortunes. and, what
is more important to this seetlon. 10 make
Carlisle one of the biggest producing
camps OF the territory. In this attempt
We predict be has the nerve and knOWl-
edge to succeed, Rnd in 1t he has the bes'
wishes Of the county and Of the LIBERAL.
W. G staubly, fol msrly we'll known II
this section has been getting intO troubl'
in St. Louis. A thirtson-ysar old girl iiv
ing, with her aunt want to st. Loui,
Staubly fOllnwed and tried TO gat the CIR
away, but the aunt caught her arm an
called the police. Staubly drew his si
e shooter, on the MD lady, but just then tn
8 police cameIp and stopped the circus
Staubly was admitted to bail IN the sum
= seven hundred dollars, on sbe charge {
carrying concealed weapons. His bond
e men wrote to Lordsbnrg to snd out whu
his standing was while here, and, we nj
d stand, the report~WaS not favorable.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30
CARLISLE.

A. n. Robertson. Of San Francisco,
who was some years ago connected with
the Carlisle store, and who owns a interest
in several Of the best properties Of that
sAnp, arrival IN Lordsburg Friday ead
wsLt up to Carlisle aud staid over sunday.
o. his rsturn the LIBERAL Interviewed
him and learned that there was still a
strong hope Of Carlisle continuing as q
producing camp, and il it does it will be
svniag to tie exdrIionS Of JOhh A. Mil
Ter.
Mr.. Miller has a working bead on the
Center. Annie, Pennsylvania and Pilgrim
nines. al Of which arc east extensions oI
ihs CarIisls mine. and on she same ledge,
Be has bss,dss this a working bond OR the
Nugget, a valuable properly. bat net on
the same lodge, a lease Of the Nugget
pill, together with the water privileges
Of The uias. and everything nteesWS Il
tbs working Of these stamps, whieh prae'
ticAlIy ties up pretty much us Whcie mill.
Thsss bends and leases are for the period
Of s~ix(uonths.
MI KILLERS ~intention ists put q force Of
men Il work On the ~Psnnsylvania nine,
ssa rort lie ore. Tie PsansylTania is.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

goVERNox Kees has rstqrned to Dem
Jog and is again filing the editorial chair
Of the Headlight, like wise the eolunns Of
that paper. Both jobs are 4Esll dsns,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

The tariff bill has passed the house and
gone to the senate. The bill as Passsd
provided for = tariff Of one aud ohs-hAit
cents per pound on lead ore.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30
Tariff LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFFLEAf
IL publishing Q most valuable series Of T.
documents. Tloa6 are prepared with q "
to state the facts and Arguments for Prot
ton, whether in the interest of farmer
llhorers, merchants or professional meu
Rnch ilsuo Of the series appeals TO those en-
Fsged IN separate industries, and %prescntsir
diBputable facts-comparisona OF wages. CO
OF living, and other arguments showing q
sneht OF Protection.
Any single one viii be sent on receipt Of
cents In stamps except wages, Living and
Tariff which will DO sent for 4 cents.
Tho whole list will DO oont for % cents or
any twelve for 20 cents. or any ave for IL
cents. postage paid. orderby number.
'i-"wsess. Living and TariE." \ A. HANS
s-aT6S Advssts..s Of 4 fI,1t:sitiiy. iFsaiS 20 avs
tho LABOR aud Industries OF the United
btates,P FiIst Prise Essay, 1851. CKAw-
EnHoms Prodaction indiipSnsabie To- 4 slD
ply at low Prices, OF the MANUFACTURED
ths United states, and Adequate Home
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and InluStrieS o. ns United states.
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30
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Some people agree with TKR SvE 3 SPin-
lens abOat men and thing. andAoms people
den't; but everybody htcS tOGst bold Of the
~nevspaper which is never dell aud never
afraid to speak its rsiad. sss6 D.
Democrats knewsthAt for tHruty- Sasr
THE Sun has fought in the front liRep for
Democratic principles, never waverihg Or
w~rakeRias Ia its loyalty 10 the true-tpter-
ssts u the party 1t serves with fearless in
tylligsncs and dielnteresisa vIgst. At
tiaes Opiniohs have differed "a 10 the best
means Of accomplishing The OOmmOp par
pose; it il, not The SUM- fault # Il has
seen furthar int the millatoAe.
EiRhtssn hundred and ninetyiuEHs ysA'
that will probably dstermuAs the rfShlt Of
the Presidential election Of 1872, aud por.
haps the fortunes Of the Democracy for The
rest Of the century. victory in 1891 is q
duty and the beginning Of 1890 is tie
best tiuss to start out in company wits
THE sUx.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

The Importance OF purifying the blood can
not be o~verestimated, for without Puze blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, ~vltalizs, and enrich
die blood, and wo ask you to Try Hoods
nos.,lia. ~sarSaparilla. 1t strengthens
TCSulldi and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones tho digestion,
while Il oradlcatcs disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
q the vegetable remedies used give 70
Hoods ~sarsnparila pecul t. I&ealF
lar curative powers. No 10 tlSSH
other medicir ohasoueA arecordo Of wonderful
cures ~ you havo made u? your mind 70
buy Hood's saTsararllla do not be induced 70
sake any other instead. Il Is = Peculiar
Medicine, and b worthy your confidence.
Hoods ~sarsapariila n sold by an druggists.
Prepared BY G I. Hood a Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

Z. W. Potter. the post master At Kim
Greek, Nebraska. lays be has personal
knowlsdge Of several cases Of rhsuma.
tism, ia that vicinity. that have perihAn,
emily cured BY Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
after .oIhfr remedies were ustd without
benefit. He haa sold 4. At kis drug stsre
for Eve years ard rays he never knew II 70
fail, that ANY customer who oues d.di
Chamberlain Pain Balm will have hoths
ing else instead" For sale at Eagle drug
store.
oh. KedEie has been appointed aEsna
Of thecelebratsd Inman steamship line
ard can Sell you a ticket to 60 10 Europe
or one TO bring any Of your friends over
from Europe. He can also transfer money
for you to any point in Europe. II you
want to go home or to send aftef a friend,
a family or a sweetheart. or II YOU wish 10
send some money to the old folks at lfoaft
call on'Ksdzie aud be will tx you outrin
Rood shape. ssag
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30

ne AMEnHnAN RooBonInT, Weakly. dgvptnd 20 L..
discussion Of all phases q de TaHh question. q
eyear, eampie copies free, Address American Pro
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-30
P. ]. Clark,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND ooEvEYANoEK,
c,fton Arizona
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-09
[ For the Marietta Journal.
CHILDREN'S SAYINGS.

Our four year old boy on coming home
after attending church and being a locker
on during communion service said: Pas
pa, what kind OF a tea>party was that at
church to-day p
Another original little fellow, having
lost a pin and found it in the lining Of his
jacket, said, i've found it in the ceiling OF
my jacket"
One dear little boy while riding one
windy afternoon said, II like this fandy
weather."
As an example of how little town boys
know OF the real things Of life, little boy
of seven years going through an old mill,
stopped at pile oil wheat, picked up some
in his hand, and with a very wise look said:
"Oh, see-bird seed"
The little fellow who was being given a
lunch Of buttered biscuit. having received
the bottom half, still waiting, said, please
put the lid on.
Little Bob, OF being carried into cushs
toned pew with his class at Sunday. school,
said: Isn't this reserved seat ~ he hav.
ing previously been accustomed to sea,
with no cushion.