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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23

Tom Cobb, the popular ex-eOunty COM
missioner, who has spent the winter in
Sultan City, WaShingtOu, has returned 10
Silver City. The Sentinel reports that
Tom is stuck on the Northern country, has
= coed mercantile business there and AZ
sOOn ~ he can settle up his affairs in
Grant county will return there 10 reside
p%srmansntly. Tom Cobb is a valuable CT
tizsn in any mans country and the Tn
RRAL IL sorry 10 nee him leave Grant
oounty.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23

IL. Bell. ths brilliant editor Of he
Sentinel, willacespt an invitation to dsliv-
Or N Oration before the @. A. R. Of King-
the 80th inst. J.. J. is one Of the
most dashinG and aswsry Of talksru, and
has a habit Of At oil times hitting the pep
ular chord Of public ssntimsnt--Enlsr-
-.s
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23

The president has appointed George
Christ of NogaleS as collector oil the new
customs district of Arizona. There wa,
considerable mugwump oppositinn to Mr..
Ohrist'S appointment, same Of which was
prevalent at his home but it has been OBJ
served that mugwuup opposition does not
amount to much with the present admins.
tratiOn. The LIBERAL eongratulatsS Mr..
ChriaL on bis appointment.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23

If you want To buy a watch, clock or d.
amond, or if you want your watch re-
paired in FIRST class shape send to
GEO. w. HIcKox e HixsoN,
Ell Paso Texas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23

The horses rode by the robbers who re-
Gently held up the Bowie stage have re-
turned to the range of their owner, Mr..
Willism Gillespie, of Stockton Pass.
They showed no signs Of hard riding. and
it's believed the freebootsrs rSds them
only to the vicinity Of Wilcox. Mr.. Gill
%lesDie was aEreeably surprised at their re-
turn. ss they wer, both gosd horses and in
excellent condition Bulletin.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23

Ehe sorroWa OF being = Eoatmaatar
From the Enterprise.
Dos; H. Kedzis, the Lsrdsburg pest
master and editor Of the LInEAAL, is feel
ing a trhe sore with the administrator.
Ion ordered n spring suit Of cloths from
bis old friend, John Wannamaker, who il
also in the postofiss business. The clothes
car in due time and Don: was strut
tins round aa proud as a Pssooek until he
found that the same suit for which he had
paid nins hard Americas dollars, could be
bough, for Ous-half the moAey in Lords
burg. Don: is rsd-hesdsd, and aWears
that he will stop Wsnuamaksr's paper
unlss' the old man punglsS. He don't
propose to carry such people On the dead
head list any logger.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23

Pablo soiS. moral merchandise.
\. Rvtherfcfd b Co. Cabinet saloon.
Mardelli 4 salRsar, Gold Gulch saloon.
sartoriS 4 CarrASco. horenei sAlOon.
Jack H. Grant, Detroit saloon.
J. h. Van 0rden, barber shop.
oLBTON, ARnouA.
n. J. EEan, attorney at law.
Hart & Short, saloon.
T. J. Baker 4 Son, Grand Hotel.
P. J. Clark. notary.
III PAso, TEXAS.
Texas 4 Pacific Railway.
International Smelling Co.
First National Bank.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23

Acting Governor b. n. Thomas. at San
IA Re, has nominated for appointment By
the president two oommisioners and two
alternate commissioner to The Worlds
Columbian fair follows: Richard AAns-
Geld White, Of Sierra eOunty, and Thomas
G. GutisrrsE, Of Bernalillo county. 10 be-
eOmmissioRer', and Louis &. Tstard, Of
San Miguel county, AHd Charles B. Eddy.
Of Eddy county, to be alternate gomnis-
%siOners.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23

Sheriff Wkitebill has appointed VIM.
ChyiStman as deputy sheriff for The PinOs
Altos precinct. Does this imply that 4
candidate for sheriff has been removed
from the field. or was the appointment
made no that Christman could have a little
practical experiences before his election?
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23
IntmentB Tor CntnTl
tain Mercury.

tain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy The sense Of
smell and completely derangs the whole
systsm when entering it through the mu-
ceus surfaces. Such articles Sheuld never
be nsed except on prescriptions from repu-
table physicians, as the damage they will
do lie ten fold to the good you can poaSibl
derive from them. halls CatarTh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., To
lsdO, o., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the System. In
buying Halls CAtarrh Cure be sure to got
the genuine. It Is taken internally, and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by z. J. Cheney 4
Co.
EE-Sold BY Druggists, Use psr bottle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23
Eg-sOld by Druggists, Use per bottle.

Subscriptions to any periodical can be
made at the LIBERAL Office at publishers
prices.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23

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Excellent for children. Sold at Eagle
drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-05-23
THE CHILD's
Of Christ
H I'LL
INTRODUCED BY THR
REV. j. L. HURLBUT, d. d.

The wonderful story rotold and adapted
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
coUKT REtoRDs.

ProsArE-Judge Perkins Estate OF
Tnomas skahan, deceased; order allow
ing CLAIMS and decree for payment.
Esate Of Francis J.. He!tner et al.
minors; resignation OF guardian filed,
Estate Of Celesta L. Brown, deceased
Administrator bond filed aud letter,
issued 10 OrsOn Brown. Estate oil
Hiram IL. Austin. deceased; executor
bond filed and letters issued 20 William
Winnegar. Estate OF Orville 4. Austin
at al, minors; guardians bond filed
and letters issued - Saliie Flanagan
Alics schendell. INDECENT insanei order
for admission 10 the asylum at kala.
marco at expense of Kent county. Is
tate OF Lille VI. NJ. Lawson ct al.
minors; report of sale OF real estate
filed. Estate of Robert =. Cutler, de,
ceased; petition for appointment OF al.
mmistrator filed; hearing September ;
Estate of Emma Craw a al, minors
order appointing Elizabeth Craw guag
ltap
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
MINISTERIAL SIDE ISSUES

The preacher who trotted his fast
horse in q race at Saranac, Mich, is to
be brought before the church confer
ence. Politics and preaching appear to
be q more successful combination.
Ministers should stick to politics as a
SIDE issue, and not fool with county
fairs.-Toledo Blade.
That is what Rev. J. W. Reid, of this
city will do. He will run the Prohibi-
ton side-show in Michigan this year
II be get: througha red-hot campsign
without getting his ministerial wings
scotched, it Will be because his church
will wink at great deal IN the inter
ests of prohibition.
When the Prohibitionists were fight
ing for temperance only-one OF the
cardinal Christian virtues-that church
could somewhat consistently favor that
party; but now that the Prohibitionists
have carefully raked over the political
ield-once go dIstasteful to them-iu
search of vote-ca,ching planks for their
platform, the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Michigan would better fight
little shy of the political hash pre-
sented bv the Prohibition party thi:
time. While the last General Confer
ence Of that church went far toward
making Prohibition an article of faith
they did not take IN the money ques
ton, the tariff question, the pension
question. the Australian ballot system
interstate commerce, civil service re
form, equal suffrage, antitrust and
combination legislation, the capital anc
labor problem and alien land owner
ship and unearned land grants. Any
attempt to force these questions upor
members promiscously. Will result IN a
resort 10 the divine right Of kicking.
There are great differences Of opinion
among members on these questions
and they can not be forced into or Out
Of unwilling threats with tho Prohibi
ton stomach pump. Tho reverend
chairman dares not attempt % use hi.
| own church as a Prohibition party
| propaganda nor bis pulpit as party
rostrum. re viii not have 80 much oi
The prestige OF the Methodist Churct
hack Of him in this campaign as hsi
been the case heretofore.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

The good old time -honorad name
Canal street. Is not quite euphon.ous
enough for some Of our citizens and
they are signing for a change. There
= not quite enough Oscar Wide aes-
thet.cs, WITH sunf0wer attachments,
eiingnz 70 TIE name, to look snd
sound vel BESIDE asphalt pavement
and four railway tracks Vow the
TELKeskE-HERALo never stands n toe
way of changes for tie better h1t
where = there - be any advantage to
come from such = ehsngee what's =
name Tnst vhich ve cal Csnsi-st-
by any ether name would smell 70
more sweet It would not be Any vlder
OF nors convenient fer a new name
Causl-st. IS iGst as suphoniogs ard
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

rsacaes coEclaslo1s acre eale&ly ta2n
maav others $40 are less familiar With
tie wnols sah5ecs II pF0seetlon, ti-e
clement q ss4zsenBssz = zlsoget1eE
2Lselt.
Ms. B.aine eosnprenends clearly ne
advantage ~ Be derived igo0 free
lracs rclaaoas vita south AmeE.ca.
As the shole protective system = based
upon adyantsgs 70 tAs United State
"only thai and nothing more '-aad
tie tariff Fate Is merely means . Sc
cure tAaE Sd santsgs, tAeEe : nothing
inconsistent shztever IA Ar. Bla.as'
pzssens position.
Does any one suppose NJ. Blame
would advocate reciprocity With soath
Anlerea, unless be really thought Is
beneficial 70 this eouEtTy, merely be
cause there = ''gro~ing demand for
freer trade, NJ. Blaine 3 as honest
as be . keen. anG as stable IN his con-
yict.Ous as sc is honest. lie has never
shown any "yaTableness or shadow Of
turning" even when the winds OF free
trade doctrine, stirred uD by Waters0n,
Cleveland. e. al, have butfeted him the
hardest. No; Nr. Blaine has jumped 10
no CONCLUSION il response u any clamor
set up by free trade shr.ekeEs. lie Is
following out hls own lines OF thought.
How can he be said 10 have sprung for
ward as the champion OF reciprocity
when every one kDows that ne was the
main promoter OF the Pan-Amerlcan
Congress, whose sole purpose Was u
pave the way for reciprocity!
II Mr.. Wstterson were as familiar
with the history OF the Republican
party as political editor should be, ne
would know that that party has never
vet been known Ito halt and turn
back" at any mans command. The
sun stood still upon Glbeon and the
moon in the valley of Ajalon, but nc
man yet has stayed the Republican
party IN its progress. Neither IS Mr.
Blaine's call TO the party call 10 hall
and turn back. Mr.. Blaine never take:
place in the rear of his party, but
ever IN the van. He IS beckoning the
party forward IN It's destined end and
aim" the advancement of the mater
la interests Of our country.
Mr.. Watterson's idea of dependent
province" Is unique. In fact, If adj
yanced by any editor of less prestige
than Mr.. Watterson, it would be hooteo
as ridiculous. Dependent, indeed. A
country, which has developed It's varied
resources to such an extent that, with
"a Chinese wall of protection" around
II, II still could exist, and flourish, and
grow rich, and overshadow every other
nation upon the earth, all In one gen
Grafton, only 10 be called "a dependent
province instead of a sovereign powerv
If sucha statement had originated in the
columns Of the Grand Rapids Demo
crat il might have passed muster, but
in the Louisville CourIer-J ournal! II
the Democratic Southern Confederacy
founded on free trade and slavery. hao
succeeded. then, indeed, would the
world nave seen an independent
sovereign power upon the American
continent Go to, Mr.. Watterson
Talk to grannies and Old fsh-wives
even that party for whom you presume
10 talk will not take in such nonsense
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
yxAITE.soS on BLAINE.

In a recent issue OF the Louisville
CourisrJournal, Henry Watterson has
this 10 say of James G. Blaine
TOO much significance can not be
attached TO Mr. Blaine's recent argu-
ment for reciprocity between this coun-
try and the nations Of Latin America.
Mr.. Blaine -. without question. the
keenest intellect n the Republican
party. BY force Of brains, brilliance
and experience ne s easily first among
Republican leaders, and ne owes this
premiership chiefly TO the acuteness
and swiftnsss with which he perceivss
public sentiment. and the promptness
and adrOitncss with which he springs
forward "a 90 Champion.
TO no one in the least acquainted
with the character of this political
leader could there be a more striking
evidence of the growing demand for
frser trade than Mr. Biaine's sudden
advocacy OF reciprocity. That the man
who but a short time ago so dramatic
ally flashed across the sea his defiance
% President Cleveland. when the latter
placed himself AZ tne head OF the tariff
reformers, is now the man 20 step forth
and command bis party 20 halt and
turn hack from the very road toward
which be directed it, - a. once another
manifestation of Mr. Blaine's sagaclty
and another proof that the tide has act
Irresstlbly against the barriers which
have walled our shores aud which have
made rs, commerci ally, a dependent
province instead Of a sovereign power.
But II tbe fact OF Mr. Blane's srgu-
nneut $ significant, the method OF Il q
more 40. Tie not only fOrsakes the m
suisted ground OF the protectionist.
that fres trade - our greatest foe. but
be insists that free trade with Latin
America - thing to be coveted. and
-ovefed 80 strongly tbat Il We csu't get
T. n any other way We should barter
or e.
Not only /. Mr.. Blaine ''ths kseuest
Intellect n the Republican party, but
10 IS also the greatest of 81 American
tstesmen Of the present day. Mr,
3lsine's advocacy e reciprocity, how
yer. s not 50 sudden" ss Nr. Waiter
on represents. snd, ( Mr. wsttsTson
rers better informed az 20 What the
protective rollcv ~ NJ Blaine really =.
se would see thst there = nothing
Nsudten- about any of Mr Biaino's
conclusions On tee tsriH question. His
conclusions have been formed after
Fsars of patient Ard exhaustive study
,nd thought, and, While be naturally
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
WINANS & WORKS.
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL EsTATE EXCHANGE
RooNs tNo ? rowtR sLooK

Dr0OLIA & &BEIDI-.....-PrOpuctors
KXANTED-Ma Help nrsfc'ags c19k Q
" barn men. ~ fEfnifuHs vnreffs. i..rI-
TORS 3 agents. IL .sb9ters. Rooms ana
Tower block
VEANTfD-Tcma' HOB kitchen f.rit
~ afHfrr. room. z p IS. - Efurr1i hnHs ErIt
second g.rl. 3 tanlarerse- chHmbfrmel0s
NHof AID as InFrr b'nr.
KkF HAVE q raffg hsrna from sloo 81 9ih
~ g. invest % frrana hap.a p frsiff trne
in vouf ha gains. 7 .ans and :, Tower bloch.
FrTNr 10.-aau house cn LaFs-svf. modem
fsal easr fsrHs Blooms aua =. InvHf t'arE.
sKE HAVE q quantity of iiFs sfnaf fo rt
~ fhargs for fsfa 'ats ~ hause aHf .af.
gTf 1901 ~ au H s.f.sf.. east ~ Maf IsoH-tFr
- frf Hsif On rCfffH g. easy ftffrH- tnIHas
g srf q Tower t.nfA.
FTof ~ err ia' ir Clsrlotfs N'ct rents fsf
II fn rnr frrrff rr -Ea .Er irr ttfaHa Rap
fds f+n e. u assafaf Hf4moeruarf- Rooms
are g Tower i.rff
1--WE lofs - Flsifffid are- iug3e efT fer
ssie on easy lsffas. felals aaa g Tower
hiaet
gNE laf fn eoufnern rs-i ~ rifT - eTrhenFe
eyrhanEs far team --aruff nersss. Rooms aHf
81 IaE OH
CFS-FFfI good farIos 90 eTei.aHrf far 60 no
n Fau.as Fra apeffv. resms snt 2. lover
tlrrE
sfarrT ~c f.ofw 81 re-f srs re-sara' rrrf
"a erfg In sums fe sgst asosnas > rnf g. Tower
Hoek
HOUSES sna rooms 20 rsnt' aiso unrohsf of
~ sn8f fflenfs rrt' ~ - fttf bnna l
rouf keys Essnss anf 2. Tower hiorf
DrgoLdA 8 BEEBE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
WlNANS & WORKS,
Successors e. A j. foEe a lo3
3 aud Tower Block. Phone e20

WANTED -Fcma e. Heip-u girls for general
" hoL,cwurS. good places ADD god WAGE
Mattresses; good roohs, j nakiFy cook 4
second giri 2ialAorcsses. Immediately. 3i.a4
4 Tower block.
WANTED Help farm hands porter.
" miA hands, several QuAfieitf singers.
good pay carpenfefs General laborels some
good calxassefs f0l city work, great induce.
ments. and Tower biock.
E0R SALE $50 stock wall paper. hszaar
goods aud artists materials one hAlf q
store could be uSec ay millnfTi neu hri IS
store aud nice locality. and 8 Tower tiacA.
EQR sALE-. story --room house. near falr
grounds-lot 0Xi5-ior $3.50 terms easy.
= add Tower block,
TOR SALE-Oood Nroom house on Turner
81. Tor sl590i terms easy. 3 and Tower
block.
EOR sALT--Nioe s-room house on Trowhrdes
ST. Tor sisN $50 down. balance vu easy
terms. and Tower block
LHOR kEN1--Dnea 81 tat on lnion-st..
rent 81. o.lc story house on ALarcs-st-
and one on lameest., So each pof nonfh-
from SC 30 SO per month. sand Tower nleck.
WANIED-To purchase stock q dr. goods
W OF general ncrchauais se IRON tfs3 10
So .909. ? and Tower block.
E'0R SALE nice lots on Madison ave 3 on
4 corner sl5yf. inside $40 81 -h, ! or lam Is
81. skn elJOl. Is1 feet nn BRIDGE ~. tl. ser
foot - ots on Gidugs plat o.iy s.e0. worth
$1,000. lols on Indiana 81, nice grove. aud
3 Tower block.
TOR SALE nice lots on Day 9u-si. $50
4 each vii discount ~ both are sold quIckg
i on Cass $50. aud 8 Tower tlsck.
E0B sALE-s nice lots 0n Terrace Court. lay
i about two feet above TIE er 4ds. sn0 4
Tower block.
LoR SALE--Lot 1o0xlp- Troom house l0
4 acres % laud Slaughter house good open
ing Tor meat market. a. liie Lake. Grand
Traverse county. VIII sci The Whole fof sY4n.
OF exchange loI lof in Grand Rapids 3 aDe &
Tower block.
EOR SALE AND EhFH ANGF--f drug tocks.
in the cry. 4 0utsloes general stock. 8
hardware = saloons cd Tt IA ile stands ~ g.
ers wish - retire from tho business roufi L
mills. la furnished rooms. SEQ GOOD locality.
a.wHys wei o. q led 1 sero fa-aaud furniture
stock. doing good h1s u.fF. foUG reason Inr
selling. viii invoice about 500. e millinery
stocks. s510 cd stand. J VIZ invoice about
Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

The Repuhli cans Of the city OF Grand Rapids
are requested 70 meet IN their respective wards
Monday evening. August IA. AZ 80 O'Clock for
the purpose OF electlng three delegates TO the
Republican County Convention, 20 be held IN
the city % Grand Rapids. August Il. lso.
Meetings viii b. held iu the following places
unless changed by the ward Committees
First Ward-At the corner OF Fifthaye. and
Graudville-ave.
second Ward-Hartman Building. Fountain
Sc.
Third Ward-Irving Building. South Divi-
sion-sr.
Fourth ward-Clrcuit Court BeSms
fitrh Wad-COrner Taylor snd Leonard-sts-.
brick bald ug-
sixth Ward-SteSstee Building. West Leon
ard ~.
seventh Ward Danish Hall, Scribner-st
Eighth N ard-NO. - West Bridge-st., West
side Building sud Loan once.
Ninta Ward-McC lelland Hall, West Fulton
81
Tenth Ward-Crehie's store.
By order OF the Republican city Committee.
JAMES 4. COYE Chairman
ARTHv r II. CHILVER, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
RrrunIIcAN COUNTY CONVENTION

The Republicans Of Kent County will meet
tn Convention atrhe Circuit Court rooms. IN
the city OF Graud Rapids. ON Thursday. August
I'll. AZ il o. clock a. m. for tue nurpose OF eject
ton % be held az Detroit. August Y and y.
lse and for the purpose Of eIectlng delegates
20 The Republican Congressional Convention
OF the Ftfth Congressional district. hereafter
10 b. called. ana also for the purpose OF nomi-
Mating candidates for county O1iceS TO be
voted for AZ the general election. 20 be held
November T. 1890. and the Transaction OF such
other business as may properly come before
the convention.
Zach township and ward Is entitled % three
delegates. By order 81 committee,
X A MAYNARD. FRED s. CLARK.
Secretary. Chairman.
Dated Jgly i9 ls1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,
REPUBLICAS CONGRESSIONAL con
NESTIOS.

A Republican Congressional Convention OF
fh- Fifth Congressional District. OF Michigan
wtif bs h~id at the Circuit Court Rooms. la the
e.ty OF t4raud Rapids. Aicnigsn. On tuesday.
september z. islJ az II o'clock a. m. for the
purpOse of nominating candidate Tor hrpre.
sentative tu Congress. aud the Transaction OF
,ach other bilslaoss as may properly be eou-
sdcred-
According 20 a rule heretofore adopted. the
several counties OF the district VIII oe entinca
f0 tne sane number OF delegates as In the Re
publican state convention. via: =.
Ale-an ---- ~ ~
heur =
luulA
Ottawa ....-.-.-.---..-- .--. 10
By order OF the fifth District Republican
Congressional COmmlttce. -
DWIGHT toss. ID. y. bLODtEII.
secretary. chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
TO sUBscRIBERs.

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HERALD who falls 60 receive the paper
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the fact at oaee. send postal card or eAli
up telephone 5J1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15

CoxsnEsaAS Wheeler declines q re-
nomination aud the name Of Hon. D.
?. Markey, of West Branch, ex-Speaker
OF the Michigan House Of Representa-
tives, Is coming prominently 10 The
front, IN the search for a successor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15


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collars maEe thal J AIce e8i O0+Ai 80
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cant lots an Paris. college Ans rogth nie-i->t.
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