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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

Mr., Watson is too busy trying
to dupe the people of the 10th
district into boosting him into cons
gress to fight duel with Col, II.
II. d. Twiggs. Mr.. Watson wants
Office Il little worse than anything
else at present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

Cincinnati is gloating over the
arrival of two carloads of luscious
Georgia watermelons, the ship,
ment being a week earlier than
last year, The Cincinnati doctors
are braciug up at the prospect of
lively business.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

President Harrison and Secretary
Blaine are not such bad fellows at
ter all. They are opposed to the
federal election bill.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

Mr.. r. w Everett has been
selected by the Alliancemen to
run for congress in the Seventh
district He was Endorsed by eight
counties, while Felix Corput re-
ceived the support Of three.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-25

Mr.. Northern will do well not to
resign his position as president Of
the State Agricultural Society.
He might not be able to get an
other equally as good position.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
EUPEpSI.

This is what you ought to have, IN
fact, you must have in to fnlly enj"y
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they iind
it not. Thousands upon thousands Ut
dollars are spent annually Nv our peo-
pie in the hope that they my attain
this boon. And yet it may Oe had by
.atl. We guarantee that Electric Bit.
ters. If used accurdinR to directions
aud the use persisted il, will bring you
G'nd Digestion and O,,st tie demon
sDy >prpsia aid Install instead: ;uprpsy.
W. r.cone,ll Electric Bitters for Dys.
D .ps,a aud "ll diseases Of liver St"n
ach and Kdnrys. Soid vt 5tt:. and
81 90 per Oottl- 1T &. ". SMITH, Dru.
Kist.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
AUCTION SALE.

The undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction, on Nov.-1oth, 1880,
commencing ut one o'clock in the after
moon, ut his farm in Dewald township.
sec. 26, the following described pro.
prrty: One team of horses, one 8 and
one year old; one pair mules, and S
years old; cows; 3 calves; 2 yearling
steers; drag; pulveriz' +: one break.
ing plow; l stirring plow; hay rake; !
six foot mower; one wagon; sleigh; 10
pair home made w00len blankets; 2
stoves;3 beds eads; Whites sewing
machine and other household furniture.
Terms: On all sums under $40 cash.
Over that amount one years credit on
bAnkable notes, at eight per cent inter-
est from day Of sale.
1l-2w* WILLIAM HERON.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
THE GENERAL RESULT.

- This morning We are confronted
with the *Aaring capitals of the city
!: :dailies of both parties announcing g
The victory of their respective
Estate tickets. Republicans cluim
s..tlbe reelection of Gov. Merriam by
from 1000 to 5000 majority, while
1.-The Democrats claim Wilson's
',eIsction by similar majority. The
Democrats confidently claim three
Ck,ngressmen. John Lind is elect
ed IN his district if reported fig
& rs approach accuracy. The next
sGo, Rress will doubtless be Demo
! 8 arat raj, & ii .he Houss and Republican
IA the Senate. The Senate, with
president Harrison, can prevent
3. q 1slsroactive le: islation until the
I soloss Of this presidential term.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

III si1Thb. Presbyterian Church at. Rush.
more: will dedicate its house of wOr-
.-.1hlpon Wednesday, Nov. 10Th. TIL.
Sdesii:atOry service will be held at 2 o.
II Slwk in tie afternoon, Rev. DR.. Ad-
ans. Ut Minneapolis, preaching tn
rlA: mOn. n communion service will
.sbo held in the evening. The building
WAS erected last year, and is u hand
!. some structure. Rev. 5. a. JAMESON. =.
,,..of I.uVern-, has pastoral charge of
this church 1T present, i" addition to
rhis duties rs pastor At I.uVerme. He
believes il hard work in u good caus e.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

Rev. Mr.. Geiser, i minister OF the
German Lutheran Church, will hold
.1eitgi"u4 services in Worthiogt"n it
Jnl,nsOn's Hall, over &. p. Shepard's
shoe store, every Sunday afternoon ut
3O'Gluck. The service will be iu tue
German language and all are cordial,
invited.
~:..,.The District Court for this county
began its fall term on Wednesday It
this week Hon. A. D. Perkins. pre-
siding. The Grand Jury was im:@n-
! Iielr.i. and r. ceived instruction from
his homo: as to their duties II der the
.sl*x. They deliberate In Johnson's
Hall. The rest uf the day Was occu-
pied in .rrxnging to trv the cases Oh
!. the c. ..le,Ad;.r during the session of the
k0ourt,
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
r: KLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

THE BEST SALvE in the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Iaheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles.
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cents, = ~
For sale by G. W. SMITH.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
A Woman Phys,cian in China.

DR.. King, an American woman, occu.
pies the somewhat enviable position Of
physician-in-ordinary to one of the most
distinguished statesmen in China. Her
practice in Shanghai is large and valua-
BILE, and some of her successful surgical
operations have ELECTED the warmest
praise from her brother. physicians.
There is = great field in China for the
woman doctor, and those who are strug.
Cling along here might do we'll to wend
their way to the kingdom of ''rice and
mice and every thing nice"
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

Over twenty different styles Ct OI-
gans and Sewing Macl.i,.. q sid by
Mrs. Brown, FIRST door E..st Of Western:
llOuse, near tile Mill. Stuck + all
kinds taken in exchange. AL Org ans
amp Machines warranted.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

1: The Bli, Il Duun Concert at Masonic
Hall on Friday evening Of this week.
will b.. OF. nf the finest opportunities
tO hear good music which ever occur
ted'here. The Blind Boone is ~ great
tr musical wonder than was the ia
nous Blind Tom.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
SHERIFF'S SALE
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County OF Mobiles. %
! iStrict Court.
Il. W. Kaufman. plaintiff.
Asv..in>f

II. w hiuIlllII. plsllullU.
.... Against
A. Boysen, Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an
execu ion to me dil ccted and dei:vere Il, aid
now III my hands. is: ued out of the District
Court. Ninth Judicial Dist: let, S;a.e nf Min
neSOta, in aid for the County of iIcO II, ul,On
a judgment rendered in said court in favor VI
K. W. Kau:ma ard alaiLS. A. RuySen, have
LEVIED upon the following described real pro-
perty of said defendant. ~ wit: The south
east quarter Of section mite teen >llip ul
hulldrt d and four (lo4) range fort! -Onc (4l) ami
east half of uh west lu,rier Of ser,irn
five l5) township one Lu Il ed and 1uur (lu4)
range fOrty-One (4D aid North half If north
west quarter of section nf"e ('') township one
hundred and four (lO4) range forty two (i2.)
AMI that shall. on Saiu day tie 18th dHv Of
November. A. d., 1884, at the hHur,u ten o eek
a. m ,Of said day 1T the front Il WrOf The Court
House In the village of Wo, o,thingtor. in said
county and state. proceed to sell all the right,
title and interest Of the above A. ROvs-n in III
to the above described property, t" sat isfy sa
Judgment and costs, amounting to one thou
sand and hfty-fO dIarS and twenty three
centStOgether with AL ace: uing costs IT sale,
and interest OH the same from the 18th day OF
August 1890, ut the rate Of seven per cent per
annu,n: at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated at Worthington, Minn.. Oct. 1st 1890.
JOHN MCKENZIE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
GILBERT ANDERSON.
Sheriff OF Mobiles Co. Mimi.
First Pub. Oct. end.
:: Last " Nov. 9th.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

!. REV, J. A. Cruzs", pastor OF the Con-
errxational Church ut Sioux Falls.
B.. D., will interest you with h's ac-
ponnt :of personal observation and ex-
iperience in Hawaii. Monday next 1t
(,anurepatinnal ~ urch ut 8 u'clOck'
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

A TRADES CARNIVAL,
A Trades Carnival will be given at
Masonic Hall. in Wolthington, Nov.
18th, 18th aud 10th, for the benefit Of
the Congregational Church.
Sky ladies will appear III appropri
ate Cost tumes, as rel resentAtivts = Of th
various trades and business establish
nlehts uf this village.
Good music will be rendered by the
"WOrthingtun Orchestra.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, J..
County Of Mobiles. -
District Conrt. Thirteenth judicial District
Emma A. Gregg, plaintiff.
Isaac q. Or, 80, defendant.
The State OF Minnesota, ~ the above named
defendant.
You re hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff IN the
above entitled &C ion. OF which copy is here.
unto annexed and herewith served upon you.
and to serve 4 copy of your answer tn the SAID
complaint on the subscriber 1T his office in the
village of Worthlngton In said county. within
thirty days after the service Of this sun, mons
upon you. exclusive ot the day of such service
and il You fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this
action will apply 10 the Court for the relief de-
mlndetl in the complaint.
Dated October llth 1890.
GFO. w. WILSON,
Plaintlff's Attorney, Worthington Mlnn.
The said complaint l.. now OH file with the
clerk Of said court. October Is. 1890.
5Eo. w. WILSON Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

Ira Mishler and his brother-in- law,
ClareIlce Lamb, have purchased the
he use formerly owned by Mr.. Ham
Imerberg, beside the residence OF Mrs.
DAVIS, and lave taking Up their abode
in it.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
ATTENTION LADIES.

A rehearsal OF tile Trades Carnival
il desired on saturday. Nov. Stl.., NJ
7.3D y, NJ, III the basement Of the Con.
.xregatiOnal Church. All ladies' taking
part in the Carnival are requested ~
:fero.t p..mp.l>.
COMMITTEE.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
At Adrian. Minneso ..

STATE or MINNESOTA, -. .-...~..... -.
County of NOhlex, <">'- s.t. . =, -,
7. ii: G. Mansel. Cashier OI Adrian atate
Rank, d. sOlcmnlv swear that iht. A'Mve state
,n.,mt Is true t. the; best 0f my knowledge aud
belief. (Sisned) II. y. NASssi', Ca hasr.
ConRNcr-Attest:
4 q: g. I,Snesx., sNasx; Directors.
Subscribed ard Sworn to before me- this t7tn
day Of OciOlef lt9V: O1Tlk =. MElIrK.
+ NOtarial SealL -, .-- Notary P:bi.
NOb;ey County, slim.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

The Republicans 1T the Toledo, 70. J
District hoped t" defeat Col. Haynes.
thu present member, Ivy bringing Gov.
J. NJ. Ashley int" the field. The cam
p''Rn was short, sharp and decisive, ,
but TIE decision WAS the wrong way
for Ashley and the Republicans. but
Haynes majority WAS greatly reduced.
On Tuesday evening. Nov. 25th the
ladirs Of tile Presbyte' iau Church will
1--WE al Oyster Supp r. Further par
ticularS given next week.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

SALE AMI LIVERY STABLE.
Having leased the McManus House
Stable. l will conduct Livery, Feed
and Sale Stable ut thr same. also
solicit a share Of the patronage Of the
public.
Worthington. Minn., Oct 18th. 1890.
'1O-3~t-%
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

::Judve GEO. w. Wilson has put new
roof OH his dw, ling. IL is now one OF
the most valuable residence proprieties
] II tie village.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

Court lIoporttr Ayers is Oh duty NJ
this term with the pen If II ready
writer To jot down whatever is said or
done, and type writer tn make 1t all
nteliiQible IT, the common mind.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

Mrs. Alex. Iiv.ly, wno has been visl-
ting her f;.ther's family returned home
tu Sioux Falls last Friday.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
FOR SALE,

A good, heavy team Of horses, and a
wagon for Sale at a bargain. The wag-
on is nearly new, and is complete. will,
spring seat and top box. Apply to me
or NJ. Doane, sec. %, Elk.
lO-2W* w. j. DOANE
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

...Six wears III Hawaii" Congrega'
Church, Monday, Ntv. 18Th, ~ .
n,.lock. Admission % cent?.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

!, Mrs. Sch Q 'er will appear as flower
Rt,l, ut the Trades Carnival. Her
:il.,wer song will br one Of the most at
.tractive features Of the entertainment.
4 Come to hear j..
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
LOCAL..
School supplies cheap ut
SMITHS

Four >pers'us were received ny ie''e'
into the Worthinyto" NJ. +. cn"'c''
OF last Sunday.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

;l:@i"ts. :: Brushes, ,:Alahas.ine
Smiths Drug Store. --.
have four pleasant r',Oma for rent
ZIP stairs. sui, able for gent ,emr" or
ladies', first door west at ADVANCE
block. NJ. f. 1.AWTON.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
FOR SALE.

Two First Glass Merino Rams.
They shexred this season 10 aud z3l
pounds respectively.
q. II. ROCHE,
l -l02w.. Round Lake, MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

One hundred good ewes for sale.
e.. Il. MOORE.
lO-4t Sec. 8 WOrthingtOn, Up.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
FOR SALE.
PIGS Fur SALE,
l}D.

George Nasl,it fini> he'd Smoking his
coan last week.
Joseph Greaser moved north Of t'u'da
last tex.
W. II. Otto, from I'wa, is visiti; &
at +. IL. Thompsun's.-
Mr. ard Mrs. Laber were made the
happy parents of an eight pound hoy
on the o. mother and child are doing
we'll. -"
Lots of thresl'irg yet.
John Zingrebe, who has been visit
iting his many friends here, retnrn d
home last week to lll's. His many
friends hope to see him. back mkt
spring with his new wife.
Thomas WOrby. from Dwight, lll's..
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. F. 7. Wo,by, amp other relatives.
We hope he will soon return here to
make his home. >-
CHRIS, ,"p"-r Oswaldt has been visits
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oswal.lt
t.,is last WEEK.. We hope he may move
his family to south west Minnesota
"ext spring and make this lis future
home.
A Minor arrival ut Mr. and Mrs Jol n
laensch, last Wednesd y. He was
very welcome guest and inter. Dis to
make that his future home. We wisl,
them much joy.
Mis- and Mrs George Horton and son.
also Miss Nellie Navin, visit. d Mr. aud
Mrs L.ber. on Sunday last. ''.
john. Bucknrr intends to ship car
load of. c:.Lbngs to Kansas City next
week. WehoM lie will haye 81. cess.
Herman H0rt0M visited tl,, family
Of Grorgo C"pprrsmith. and: returned
~ Iowa last week.
john Becker intends to move north
1T Fulda, in Murray county. in n few
days. We do not like to see such HI
intlust rions farmer lrave this vicinity,
but w hear Mr. Jack Green aud fami-
lly intend to move on the same place.
William SOwlcs has just finished
plastering Julius Ni,zsch-'s house this
last week. Rumors speak Of n I'd.
ding in the near future. Who knows
IL the truth is toldp
Pete: Zimmerman IL going to Wash
ingtOn IL u short time. -.
Frank White intends to move to
Seattle. Wasli., IN the near future.
We are sorry to have Mr. White have
he "banner state" but W. hope pros
s,erity may follow him to Ills future
liNme.
Mrs John Buhner received the sad
news Of the serious illness Of her sister.
She ut once visited her and We are
pleased to learn that she is improving.
Georg. Horton intends to move t."
Washington s'"'n. -.>.:. p. =.
Christ. Zimmerman intends moving
to Seattle. Wash. ;, soon. We are sorry
to see the many friends lave, ior Il
rolling stone gathers no moss.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
l>ErltESllME ENTS
A TRADES CARNIVAL.

will be sci v. Il ut the Trades Carnival
Cafe, ut MasOnic Hall. Nov II, Is, 80
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
ELK.

Rough cold weather, with high
winds, water scarce and pulitics lively.
Minor arrival at the residence of g.
j. a AmersOM, .Ot Il ten pound by re-
Gently.
Mrs. Armstrong, Of Morris, ILL.,, WHO
wlio HAS lecn visiting her daughter,
Mrs. J"ynSon. Cor some tiMe, left for
lome last week.
The thresi'ing is pretty well along
A number Of Sc ,mers with i few
horse powers conferred here f"r y week
"r two, and the thresllihg -coi:s, quehi-
iy Xot ~ blk lit.
Ms Frank kindpll has purchased u
fine new organ, to while away the long
"n"t"mOus winter hours that are Lear
1T hand.
Miss It"se Bass, of Dewald, has been
engaged tu teaci, the winter school III
nO. 6.
. El.cti, n is over, ''let US have peace. "
Pennsylvania is reported as having
gone Republican by Il reduction from
its usually large maturity.
The Republican ~ .jority in, the
present Congress is small-'t will not
viii not w surprising therefore il next
congress is Democratic in this off
year.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
WANTEDl
10000 Bushels of Wheat.

The Worthington Roller Mills will
pay the highest market price for 20,OW'
bushels If wheat.
- 1U-3w, +. HUMlsTON,
,.<-:. Superb. eLdent.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06

aI Cur bargains knocked em all out
THE MCKINLEY BILL DOES NOT RAISE
OUR PRICES
In Accordeons, Volns Harmonic as largo lines just
received Call and them ......
See the Meyrosc Electric Lamp greater light, easier
to take care of, more durable than any other lamp in
the market Price $3.50.
Pa4mers perfumes lasting and delicate.
3*Goz Try Frangpanni.
!:
t.~.: CHAS. w. SMITHS
sa."~> Drug, Jewelry and Stationery Store.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
DR.. D. L. Kenyon

OF F1CF AMI REslrENCF- Ccrrer Of -Four
Avenue :e,rd Eleventh StTees.
! II C.tils Promptly After dtd to
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
y. p. $. e. e. CONVENTION

IAN Unkn 'wu. i-A'.,,,,. or SIX yen .
in Hawaii, the paradise Of the Pacific,
il the theme of Rev. j. A.. Cr,,z;ll's
address ut the Congregational Church,
Monday. Nov. 10th, ut O'clock. ADJ
missiOu 95 CENTS.
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
FAILURES IN LIFE.

People fail In many ways. In bust"
ness, in morality, III religion, in hap
piness and in health. A weak heart is
often AL unsmsp~cttd cause "f failure
in life. II the bloud does not circulate
properly III the lungs; there is short
ness of breath, asthma etc; III the
brain, dizziness. headache, ETC. in the
stomach, wind, pain. indigestion, faint
spells etc. in the liver. tOrpidity, c0n.-
gestion etc. Pain IN the left side,
shoulder and stomach, is caused by
i,eart strain. For all tlese mNlatlics
Mr.. Miles, New Cure for the heart and
lungs is the best remedy. S"ld, guar
.ntred and RECOMMENDED by Z. W.
SMITH. Treatise free. IT,.
s.. Kindlund, painter and paper
hanger, will save yom from 25 to 40 per
cent. by getting his figures on work.
Pure paints ard wallpaper always il
stock. 72m
FOR SALE.
The Ell, Sw}, "a, II. Dewald town
hip, i've miles from Worthi"gt,,n,
ff-rtd cheap, and on easy terms for
tie next thirty days. Inquire Of J. p.
Moulton. II IT. MARY B. SMITH.
PIGS FUR SALE.
Pigs for sale, 1 week old, ut one dol.
lar Il l.itce
J.FlTZGERALD,
l.ulain Township.
1G-2W~*
The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
w S.W ebb. M u.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
WoRTH1NdToN.

once II K. 4. war,enx Druz Store
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-27

THE practice that prevailed in the man
agement of county affairs in Santa Fe
during 1887 and 1883, OF issuing county
warrants for double or treble the amount
of the bills for materials or services fur
nished the county, in order to make up
for supposed or alleged or mani pulated
discount on county warrants, was an ut
terly reprehensible one, an illegal one,
detrimental to the best interests OF the
people, and brought about without the
least warrant in law, in fact contrary to
law, large increase of the public debt.
Every warrant so issued is absolutely and
unqualifedly illegal, and the tax payers
Of this county should not be compelled
to pay them. If they have been funded
into bonds, the latter are illegal and not
worth the paper they are written on. The
matter should be carried into court; the
invaldity and Illegally of these alleged
of this county can be easily
and quickly determined. This county
should pay its just and lawful debts, but
then and there it ought to stop. Who
will lead the good fight? Public senti
ment is ripe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-27
HOPE FOR THE STOCK MEN.

Thus far the stock men OF New Mexico,
particularly the cattle raisers, have had q
most excellent season. The sheep rals.
ars, in some districts, have suffered some
Inconvenience for lack of water, owing to
the dry weather during the fall, but this
has now been happily remedied by warm
SHOWS and rain in thoso localities where
it was most needed, so that on the whole
all have Jared we'll. The total losses
for the winter will scarcely be more than
| per cent, which is remarkable show
ing. again demonstrating in most praC-
tical manner the advantage New Mexico
stock men enjoy in well nigh perfect
climate and the superiority of this terri
tory for breeding farm purposes. In the
southern half of the territory the grass is
already springing up rich and green, and in
thirty days more the whole New Mexico
range will be tit for fresh spring grazing.
The prospects were never better for
decided improvement in prices. For
sixty days this has been the outlook, but
the terrific storms Of late throughout
the northwestern range states, causing
heavy losses to stock men, have made an
advance in prices almost certainty. In
a little while the agents of the northwest
cattle men will invade the breeding farms
OF the southwest for the purpose of buying,
but our beef raisers, who are somewhat
up to snuff themselves and are students
OF the times and of the markets, will
doubtless be in no hurry to close any eX-
tensive contracts at the first figures suy-
gested by these agents. New Mexico
sheep raisers, also, will not be in y very
great hurry to sell, for the unprecedented
raid upon southern Colorado and north
ern New Mexico fiocks, made in the past
five months by butchers and feeders from
Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and northern
Colorado, most assuredly indicates u stiff
demand and prosperous spring for the
owners Of cattle and sheep in New Mex
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-27

REPORTS of the bureau of statistics
show that Canada buys more goods Of the
United States than it does of England.
The idea that protection prejudices for
eign trade is sheer nonsense. Protection
keeps up domestic wages to high stand
ard, and this enables foreign free trade
countries in some particulars to undersell
us. All this country has to do in order to
compete, and that successfully, is to cut
down wages. But who wants the man
who earns his bread in the sweat OF his
face to work more hours or for less pay
than now? Nobody, but the free trader
and the importing merchant. They be-
! lieyo in getting labor rs well as every
thing else in the cheapest market On
the other hand, the protectonists prefer
to see all American workingmen earning
comfortable wages and living in comfort
| able and decent style. That is the differ
ence between the protectionist and free
trader. The laboring men of this coun-
try fully understand the question, and
can be depended upon to vote for the Re-
publican party, which is for protection
wherever and whenever it is to the inter
terest of the people.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-27
WHAT A DANDY GOVERNOR HE WAsI

1t again becomes our solemn, although
very painful and sad duty, to quote from
the charges preferred on April 2G, 1887,
by Hon. n. B. Laughln, ex-member OF
the house and council of the legislative
assembly OF New Mexico, and a consistent
and strong Democrat, against the then
executive of New Mexico. Ross
He has never made an official move
since governor where principle of law
was involved and tested before the courts
that his action has not been reversed by
the Democratic judges. The facts prove
that he has been downing" the best inter
ests of the territory in general and the
Democratic party in particular, and to
these statements | challenge contrsdiC-
ton.
What fine governor old Bombastes
Furioso Ross made, according to COM
petent Democratic testimony. And the
best of it is that Mr.. Laughlin then and
there told the naked truth, and nothing
but the truth.