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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

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trip to Dallas, Texas.
W. q. Warning was over frolm Silver
City the Erst Of the week.
R. B. Jones was able to be cult and at
tend to business this week.
Muldoon from Gold Hill lgraesd the
streets Of LOrdsburR this wssb
D. R. Cunningham and frank Cline
Of Geld Hill sundayed in tOwIn.
ice Leahy and George HaIkoltlne are GO
ing east-whOn the trains ru j again.
Ten Foster, accompanied by his bride
is expected to arrive in SILVER City this
week.
Frank Duggan has re turped from bis
trio TO Sacramento and iB nov firing on
the road.
Il is no easy job getti Ipg up q paper In
a town where the mail. service has been
abandoned.
Jshn Brooks, who n ~ an engine on the
baby gauge" road Itbovs Clifton, died
recently IN Bisbee.
Judge Keeney, W no has been visiting
with W. G. Tonkin AZ Gold Hill has re-
turned to S%ocOrro.
Bert Woods, so 1 Of Ross Woods who
died ia Shakspear & years ago, is in tewn
visiting BIS gram / mother Mrs. A. Woods.
VIM. Titus, rho ran a passenger en-
Qine on this division Of the Southern Pa
eias some year ago, died at Yuma last
week.
Roberts & Leahy sent out a train load Of
provisions tuesday for the men repairing
tho washout on the Southern Pacific at
Dragon.
Last Saturday two carloads Of N0xican'
passed through on their way to Guatemala
to take a hRnd Ia the war now goiRg on il
that country.
The Prospector Is informed that sE-aOv
ernor Ssfis.d, now a resident Of Florida Il
gslng to return to Arizona and will max
Tombstone his home.
Captain Ksyes says that he has neve
seen as pAueh green west Of the NississiP
pi in any one day as he did in conini
through tho Barros last Sunday.
Elss,rhsro will be found the CONDENSED
abatement Of the condition Of the Denim
National bank, which shows tho bank
be, as usual, in a sound condition.
Lat Saturday evening there was a elou
burst at shakspears, which turned lsosa
big lot of water and fer the hrst time Chi
seas. b. the streets Of Lordsbarg we're aeeo
ed.
JLek Fleming was in the city Friday il
tsrJ1awing democratic voters on the sheri
oudssion. Mr.. FleminR has net fully d.
c,dad whether he will bs a candidate
not.
lGssrgs Woods has bssR over fron b
ella ranch this week visiting his meth'
lIsa. A. Woods. He got tired waiting
See the trains 60 through And starte
iona yesterday.
The statement Of the First nGtiona
Bank of FL Paso, whisk is Published thi
week, saows that that reliable instit'
tion continues 10 do plenty Of good bu'
ness and has got a nice httls amount Ia.
away for the rainy day which 50 'oldo
comes in this section Of the country
Ben Roberts returned f.em his thrI
month"; vacation Saturday night, leokir
in better health than he has enjoyed I
years. Unfortunately he could net indu
any one to accompany him TO the terrific
of New Mckee. 1t was two far out Of Il
world. Another argument for ssatshoo
Rains and WashOut have No effect .
The toununicAtiOn between Lerdsbu
and Geld Hill. The wars Of the elemeu
have no tsrrors fer ArkansAW aHd Bueep
elias, and they make regular trips vi
an enpty nail bag and draw Just as mu
pay as though thsy were carrying an As
6red Founds Of nail.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Sealed proposals will be received By the
und,rsigasR until Z a. m., August 9Th, for
fnruishiaE transportation By bpll teams
botwesn Iiord,burg and the outside world
including Clifton and excluding Gold Hill,
With Whioh place eonmuaieatien is still
opon.
A sobd will b required fron the sue
csasful bidder for a san Of double the
amouht Of his bid.
A certified check to the amount Of ten
per cent u the bid will be required frsn'
each bidder, which check will, undsr nc
sirtunstansss, be retained.
The right to reject any and all bids il
rshsrvod.
DoN. b. KEDzIE,
Postmaster,
HARRY CLAssEN,
Agent Wslls-Fargo.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

In apeaking Of the eensu being taken
Of the stock Of the country the Kansas
City Live Stock Indicator says; "Mr. Can
trell, the deputy enumsrator for the dis
trict of New Mexico, was compelled to kill
a man on the 2Sth Of last moath. Can
troll rode up to the mans ranch and stat
ing he was a special aReAt to enumerate
the cattle on the range handed the ranch
man a blank to Gil out. The r%anchman
was a surly sort Of an individual and in a
rather forcible manner told Unele Sans
special agent to 20 to the lower regions.
Of courses such language as this to a Vps-
cial envey of the great and RleTeus United
States was aH insult to the dignity Of bis
Office, and he resented it by whipping cut
his six-shootsr and instantly killing the
thoughtlass ranehman. Cantrell reported
the matter and gave himself up, bat at
the preliminary hearing he was acquitted,
The jury concluding that the deceased
came to his death by lnferriRg that hell
WAS n better place thar New Mexico. y
Mr.. Cantwel, not Cartrsll, killed D man
named Moore, against whom he had a law
suit. Cantwell was discharged at the
rr-lirnirory hearing beeause he claimed
tae killing was done in Sslf defense, and
there was no pposingtestimony Tbisre'
port Of the killing, which must have been
supplied by Cantwell, seems to indicate
that the killing. was, what a good many
men claimed, q cold blooaed murder.
The LIBERAL, however, predicts that Mr.
Cantwoll won't kill the man who is nov
doing Mr.. Moor's work, whether he make
a suitable census return or net. His nan'
Is Il. Z. Muse.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Last Sunday E. N. Young Of Silver
City and Wis. Davis and Charlie Fox Of
Pines Altos arrived in town on a business
trip, although they were willing to talk
politics. Fox fell early in the struggle
aud took the train back to Silver City.
Young and Davis continued their trip to
Stein Pass, still On business, and talking
%politics.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Word from r. P. Hart at Las Vegas bot
springs says he is much better. Hn bro
thsr Howard came on from New York and
is staying with him and will bring him to
Lordsbarg as sOen as he is able to travel,
which probably will not be until after
court meets.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Wednesday B. ". Claire began gather
ing the crop at his vineyard betwssn
Lordsburg and Shakespeare. He brought
down a tive pound sample Of his
crop and displayed it in the Eagle drug
stsre where it was grsstly admired. Ow-
ing 10 the irrsgularity o. the running Of
the trains Mr.. ClAiro has net been able to
ship his crop 50 as to Gil his customers or
ders with regularity,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

A report reGeseS US from Globe that the
wounded Apaehe aay-es, recently oaptnr-
ed by the scouts, has confessed to having
murdered Harsie in RueEor canon ia
the C~hirioabuas, and 10 tia murder Of
fear others while on that pleasure trip.
he explained the Circumstances of the
Hardie murder with such accuracy that ne
doubt was left in tbs mind of the com
handing oifeer that Say-os was the guilty
murderer.-Flereac Enterprise.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Last week aomo robbers tried 70 held up
a Santa Fe trails scar Triuidat, when The
engineer founa cut what Vas uP he pullsd
The throttle wide opsr and gOtAvay fren
the rsrg. A few shots we're fred at hin
one Of whish bit the engineer in ths hand
and another nade a ssalp wound on ths
hraksman's head.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

take this method Of announcing 30 the
voters Of arant county that / am a candidate
Tor the once Of Sheriff. subject 10 the en-
d,rssment Of the republican county oonven-
ton. EDWARD MouLroN.
eEoRoHrowr, N. NJ, May 8, 1920.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

The LmEHAL received a large amount
Of Clifton correspondence and advertise
msnts last night, too late for this Issue
Look for It ne1t week, it is all interesting
bat will have to wait.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08
WESTERN LIBERAL.
FRIDAY, August 8, 1899.
ANNouNoEMENTs


hereby announce myself as a candidate
for sheriG Of Grant county, subject TO M on
dora,ment Of the republican county ooiiven-
Hoa A. j.. sPAuLDIEo.
PNos ALTOS. N, ~, Nay ., 1890.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Sunday night thore wAs = washont or
rather a series Of vfashouts On the south-
.rn Pacific between here and Tue'sn.
Just who're they all are or the extent o.
them no mas can Cad cat, Althsugh y "
known that there is one near Pantane' an
other at Dragon, and that the aPPreache'
to the bridge ever the San Pedro At bsr-
son has bees washed out. The company
has had all the men that could be
hired At work On The breaks. Yesterday
it was reported that the water in the san
Psdro was rising and the new wsrk threat
sned. Monday night the regular Pa'Sen-
ger train went west, and turned arsund
and oame bask Tuesday afternoon, sinse
when there hAye besn no pas'engsr trains
sither way until last night when = paasen-
ger train left 81 Paso, wsat TO Will
cox aud returned to FL PAso.
The road has bssn oPsn from
Willsox to FL PasS a distance Of 22l nilss
bat why trains were not ran over thu
section No one knows. This being shut
out from the outside wsrld Is net nuei
fuu, and every enc Is anxiously licking on
fer a resumption Of traffic.
Sunday night there we're somt washout
on the Arizona 8 New Mckee read.
few miles wsst Of Summit about a thsuS
and fest of track we're washed away. !
was in an OPen place, near no stream, an
the Imposition iS that a cloud burst, brOk
a dam in the mountains above the tras
and that supplied the water which WORKED
this devastation. The track was broke
and several hundred feet were swun
around at right angles to the track
still being attacked at enc end, Tb
bridge near Clifton which was waShe
away a few weeks age was taken agar
There was alsO a hole dug, near the SS,
! end tunnel from Clifton, about forty foe
= deep. Ne mail was sent cut frem Lord
burg 10 Clifton from Saturday uatil We
e nesday, when it was sent cut and tran
D fsrred. There was 40 mail received fro
: up this road up till yesterday. The raj
road authorities cannot promise VIXEN Il
road will be opened.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

hereby announce myself as a candidate
FOR the assessors office. subject to the en-
dorsement OF the republican county con yen
ton. B.. II MOANiN +"
Fort BAYABD July 8oth.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Some years ago we're very mush subject
10 severe spells Of cholera norbuIi and
new when we feel any Of the syaPtons
that usually proceed that ailR0nt, such as
sickness at the StoRash, siArrhoSa, etc.
uo bsesno seary. We have found chan-
berlain's remedy the very thing 10
.trsiRhten ons cat it such cases, aAd al
ways keep It about. It is somOwhas sim
liar 10 the usual sholsEa cures, bat seems
to sOataip ingredients that render il mere
pleasant to take, and that Do the work
more quickly. Sheriff Dsvsr'uH tells as
that he is subject 10 cholera morbus, and
recently felt e spell oemiRg on, when he
obtaiaod a bottle Of ChAnbSrlain'S collie,
cholera and diaErheea remedy, and two
doses made him all right. We are not
writing this fer a pay testimonial, bat t'
lot our readers kAsW what is a coed thing
to keep handy in The hOuSs.-Troy, tKAH.
sAs) Chief. For sale at Eagle drug stOre
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Sl71.bO5 50

CTATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF RI PAsO,
CSS: j. II. s. KAUFMAH, Cashier of the above
move statement is true to the hest of my
Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn TO De1Qre me TINS
2sth dav al Julv. 1880. F. u. HUNTER,
Notary Public. FL Paso Co, Texas.
CoRarCr-Attest A. KRAKAUER,
JOSEPH Schultz.
j. RAYNOLDs,
Directors.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Captain Keyss, with troop d Of the
Tenth cavalry, arrived In sewn Monday.
He left a detachment with Lieutenant
Whipple in command at Lordsburg aHd
the next day started for the double 'debies
to relieve GLieutenant AyrsS, whs re-
turned to Fort Bayard. Lieutenant Triple
left on Sunday tor Fort Bayard.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

TVW W"TTT"V-7 NJ
lam in the field again for che assessof 3 OF
ftoe and hope the republican county ~clonven-
ton will put my name on the ticket.
b. CLAl6sEN,
IoRDsBuRG, July 2T.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

1 am a candidate for sheriff Of aFont ooun-
ty. subject te tho action Of the republican
county convention. Al LAIRD
DEnIEo, July p, 1890.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

j. P. Ownby Wal daily appointed As *
center Of the will Of the late Emma Jshn-
son BY Judge HolmAn. He has IN sticial
netieo to all dsbtora and creditors Of The
..t,ts in this weeks paper.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Jun WT0T""|-' 7
thereby announce myself as a candiaa1l o
for the oaoe Of county assessor subject p
the Endorsement Of the Democratic coun y
oonvort.ntior. JONI X. ADAIR.
PfNos AIFos, N. NJ. July 10 1890.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

If YOU want to buy a watch, clock or d.
amopd. or if you want your watch re-
paired in 6rst class shape send to
GEO. W. HIcKox & HixsoN,
81 Paso Texas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

For sale an adobe bOHps with three
rooms. also four lots, all iH Clifton.
For particulars Inquire Of
c. r. KIRCHFER,
S6 40 Clifton, Arizona.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

It is reported that all Of the renegade
Indians except Kid nave beer. captured,
that the Mexican authorities will attend 10
Kid, and that all the troops in the hsid
will be ordered home.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08
nnLn I'LL EXPREss.

Inow carry the Cold Hill mail three
times per week, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, leaving LOrdsburg at $50 a.
m. | will carry express at the following
rates:
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

The appointment to serve on the grand
jury Of a mar whose hands have so reeen-
tly been erimsoned by the blood of his fell
low man might be considered bad taste
or it might 30 considered a scheme to stop
the investigation Of what many people
believed was a Geld blooded murder.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-08-08

Passengers, Lordsburg to Geld hl'l
81 so; Gold Hill to Lordsburg 81.
ROBERT BLACK.
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ew representative from tho first But
ramlay, not knowing this. laid everything
, Pnil's luck when tho young man invaded
ne whist room II tho club, called Tramlay
way from table just as cards had been
leait. and exclaimed In a hoarse Whisper
I've got IT,"
Got whntT asked the merchant, not over
pieased al the interruption. Phil stared 70
wildly that his employer continued; "Eot
.hc smallpox, | trust What is III Can't
you spcakf
II should think you'd know, " said the young
nan, looking somewhat aggrieyed.
Not Lake and Gulfidep
Exactly that, " said Phil, removing his hat
and holding II just as be remembered % have
ssen "A cOnqucror's hat held In "A colored print
Il "Gen Scott entering the City of Mexico -
"llurrahw shouted the merchant, dashing
% the floor tho cards he held This move
ncut eiiciting an angry protest from the
able, Trnmlay picked up the cards, thrust
hem into the hands Of lOungcr, said: "Play
ny hand for me. Gentlemen, must beg you
10 excuse me, sudden md important busi
Irs, ssizcd bis hat, and hurried Phil 70 tho
,trcat, cxclniming:
"Sure there IL no mistake about iti It
seems tOD good % be true
mere h no mistake ubDut ms Inil re
piled, taking letter from his pocket Tho
gnrchnnt hurried 10 tho nearest street lamp,
,Dykcd al the written order, and said
My boy, your fortune Is made DO you
realize what "A great stroke Of business this
isr
II hDpo 80, fnid Phil
"Whnt do you want me 10 do for your
Name your terms or figures
Phi was silent, for the very good reason
that he did not know how 10 say what was in
ni7 heart.
"5uppo,o | alter tpy sign 20 Trr.nlay &
HuEn and mako yon my equal Partnerr
sim Phil wus silent
"Wcll,' said tho merchant, "it seemed 10
ne that WIS n fair offer, but If IL doesn't
Wart your views speak out and say what you
prefer
"Ar Traminy," said tho young man, try
ing 10 speak calmly, but failing most lament
ably, they say II countryman never Is
satisfied IN IA trade unless he gets something
20 boot
VERY well what shall il bof'
MiIlous-oycrything; that is, wish you'd
Civ, mo your daughter too"
Tho merchant laughed softly and shook his
heal Phil started and his heart fell
81 don't snc how can do that, said Tram
hay, "for, unless my eyes deceive me, you al
ready hnvc her"
$50 sag L. tho merchant responded
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1890-01-10

what money he chanced 20 have in his pocket
was all he could hope to call his own until
the first Of the next month, when the occu-
pants Of his tenement houses would pay their
rent.
1t was awful. il was uncomfortable; he onGed
to scream, TO rave, TO tear his hair. He
mentally cursed the bears the brokers, the
directors, and every one else but himself.
He heard some Of his companions in the store
bawling messages through the telephone, to
be wired to New York; these were veterans
who assumed from past experience that a
pertial recovery would follow and that they
would partly rccoup their losses. But what
could he dot There was not on earth n per.
son whom he could ask, 10y telegraph for the
few hundred dollars necessary To small
speculation on the ruins
He heard the outburst of incredulity, fol.
lowed 10y rage, rs the passengers who had re-
manned at the little hotel received the unex.
pected news, which now seemed To him to be
days old. Then he began to suspect every
body, even he crushed president and direc.
tors. What could be easier, Narge said to
himself, than for these shrewd fellows to un-
load quietly before they left New York, and
then get out OF reach SO that they could not
render any support in case of n breaki He
had heard Of such things before l. certainly
was suspicious that the crash should have
coma the very day after they got away from
the telegraph wires. Likely enough they now,
through their brokers, were quietly buying
up all the stock that was being offered, TO
peg il up" little 10y little, 10 where IL had
been The mere suspicion made him want 10
tear them limb from limb, TO organize n
lynching party, after the fashion of the tc'
rtory they were in, and get revenge. If not
justice.
Continued next week.
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1t was Just an ordinary scrap of wrap
ping paper, but 1T saved her life. Size
was in the last stages of consumn nton,
told 10y physicians that she was inrurahle
and and could live only short time; sh"
weighed less than seventy pounds. o.
a piece Of wrapping paper "a" r..al %.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery. AMI ro' 4"
sample bottle; it helurd her, she bought
a large bottle. it helped hcrmor', ought
another aud grew better fast. continued
its use and ia now strong, healthy. rosy,
plumr, weighing 40 pounds. Fvr
fuller particu ara -rni stsup ~ W. H..
Cole. Druggist. Fort Smith. Trial Dot
tbs of this wonderful Discovery free a
l.. L. Lulher's, drug store.
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Rev. L. NJ Shr'u'. pastor Tn Co..
Brethren Churrh, B.ue Mound. kausns,
says: Il feel it ny duty 10 tell whs'
wonders Dr. KINGS New Discovery hoe
done for me. My lungs were badly di>
eased. and my parishiouers thought cou' d
I've only few weeks. l took five bottles
Of Dr. Kings New Discovery and am
sound and well. gaining 20 he. in weight.
Arthur Love. Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, wtiiee After n
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
am conhden, DR.. Kings New Disc very
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iria bottles at T.. +. Luther's drug store.
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rousum,,,on surely Cured

To ruE EproR- Please inform your rCaders
that I have a positive remedy or The above
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shall be glad o. send two bottles of my rmCdy
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Office address ResuCCtfuly
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CHAPTER XIV.

NE Of the penalties
Of success accord
ing 10 the success
fub being the ma.
lignant envy Of
those who have not
succeeded, II is not
surprising TINT IN
time there began 10
creep into w all
street some stories
that T.. a W was
no better than II
should bc, nor even
quite 50 good, ana
that there was no
reason W h y the
Il - ..
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1890-01-10
COUNTRY LUCK.
By JOHN HABBERToN, Author Of
"Helen's Babies" .Eto

Copyrighted by B Lppincott company. Pub
nshers. Philadelphia. and published by permission
through the American Press Association.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1890-01-10
CHAPTER XXIV.
IRON LOOKS STILL HIGHER.

ELL, m y dear"
said Tramlay 10 his
wife one evening in
late winter, "tho
spell is broken.
Three different peo-
pie have bought
building sites of the
Haynton Bay com
pany, and a mum
Der of others seem
interested. There's
been IA good deal Of
moupv ua1a this