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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
NOTICE.

To Samuel W.. Meeks: You are hereby no.
titled that l have expended ono hundred dol
lars in labor and Improvements upon the Vol
untcer lode. situated in the Kimbnll mining
District. Grant county, New Mexico, ae shown
mining location records, pages ~ and ~ AS
viii appeafh by certificate nlod on March Both,
tsSs, III the office OF the recorder OF said OOun-
ty in. order 20 hold said premises under tho
provisions of section 3324 revived statutes OF
tho United States, being the amount required
20 Hold the same for the year ending Deoem-
hor3l. 1875. and II within ninety days from the
publication OF this notice you fail or refuse to
ootributa You proportion OF such eXpandt-
turea a. a cO-Owuer, together with the coats Of
this notification. your interest ia apid claim
WIN BECOME tho property 81 tbs enbs0rtbcr.
under aaid section 1924. @. ". TaOHAG.
First publication Jan. 10, 1870.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that can not be
cured by taking Nails Catarrh Cure.
+. }. CHENEY K Co.. Props, Toledo. 0
We, the u%pderngned, have known F. J..
CHEEEY for the last Is years, and believe
bin perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, aud 6naneially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & TrpaE, Wholesale Druggist, Tole-
10, 0nlo.
Wslding, Ktunab 4 Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists, TVledo, Ohio.
E. 4. Vaa 8Sessn. cstAies, toledo Nabop,
Al Bank, Toledo. Ohio. T
Halls cetaSb Cure 10 taAeH ihlesSnalI
~, ectiR = dilsttly pPobtbsblOod and p,ul
couB surfaces Of The system. Rrtt, vic,
per bottle. sold BY an DrUgnH.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

bis stocking by the chimney tA'b care
was tickkd alUOVt to. death to 6nd that
his, good wife had anticipated Sis near At
hand wants and filed this lsocking with
Standard Seeds. grown and pnt Up By D..
NJ. Nrry& Co, Detroit, Michigan, who,
on application. will mail Jon free a copy
Of their Seed Annual, for 1890. This lis
the most useful of all seed catalogues. not
only for experienced gardeners. but for the
novice as web. Send your same and Ad
hresa for a copy to D. N. Ferry & Co.,
Detroit, Michigan.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

Will. N Ming lea sudir PURCHASES at
Fox & Nh Yesterday, 4 Megican ridled
mp to 4 boA Of egg and Ayly iA,ad his
coat pocket wih th-sn. Fox detected him
ia the act hur k"pt stiu until the man had
hts pocket pretty nearly hllrd With eggs,
VIXEN handing hi'n the rms'l purchase h.
had made and allowing him to tara 20 g..
Fox q%nle.ly took holl of The fellows coat
pocket with boh hands and sqnrcz Al it,
The broken rpg- ran down on to the floor
bat the man didu'I pretend to notice it as
he left tn store neither did Fox. Yet
both were mad -Srrtin4l.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

Teachers. Young Men and Ladies'. Mir
i~strrs, Farmer. Mechanics an6 Clerks can
easily make from SIS TO 49, PR day. No
now ready. Send Immediately for illus
trtted clrculpls ana terms free. or. to S.
cur.. An agency at ourp. send 81 90 for tn"
outfit and son shall be served FIRST. Mon.
~ refunded Il riot satisfactory. Address
THE HISTORY co 72S Market st.
. San Francisco. Cal
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

d. ". Kedaie has becn appointed agent
Of the celebrated lnman steamship line
ADD cen seli YOU a ticket to 20 10 Europe
or one 10 bring any OF your friends over
from Europe. He can also transfer money
for you to any point 10 Eusope. r. yoa
want to 20 home or to send after a friend,
a family or asweetheart, or il you wish 10
send some money to the old folks at home
Gallon KsdEie and he will Rx you out in
good shape.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

There are Two d,sea-rs IN tins vicui'y
One is toe genuine RUSS n inAnrnza aud
is known us Ia grippe. The other disease
is superiuduced by Il liberal application OF
the whiskry cure to II slight attack Of the
Russian malady and is known as grippe,
without the la. In telling about your
malady be careful to explain which brand
you are suffering from.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

The LIBERAL stated to give a personal
mention Of the people who were laid 40
with la grippe, but when it found that it
practically amounted to printing a direc-
tory Of the Town it gave at up.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

Last Monday was the China new year
and the Cinnamon celebrated 1t in
great shape. There was an usual amount
of lire crackers turaed lonsr to the great
delight OF the small boys in the vicinity.
Everything was lovely and Joss was salts
fed.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

A bear ou'hl, similar to lhe one that IL
vaded I.ordsburg last week. vas in Puso
del NOrte Sunday. The owner took the
muzzle of one of the bears to feed him
when the bear concluded to lunch off his
master. The man died and the bear es-
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

Mrs.. n. h. Alexander Of Drawer IA try
ing to 6nd her husband WV. Alezasder
wbQ has Puppose 10 have been in LOrds,
burg about TIE middle 6k.NoSefabeI, 1888.
Does anybody know where DO isp
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

10 nichau'H Golden BALKAN No
0arcs ChA1erea, hFl. and : oond $780,
SORES IN tho Legs and Bdy; Sore FSN
Eyos hoeo, oto, Copperc Tor 4 Btotche4,
syphi.i..o Catarih, diseased goalp' Ana 81
primary to-as OF the disease known Al
syphilis. Price, o 90 DOR HO.fqo-
Le Richauis q Ldan BaIsam No
Cu~Tes-Iertiap, MereuriaiByahiIu Rheu.
mattsnh Palms In tho Bones PAIN In tha
h0G PACK q the Neck, Uiccmtod Bow
Ihrert blphaitio i;afA, Bumns and cpa-
dactct Co.'s Stiffness Of the IlmhN. ana
eradicst& NJ d,soaso from ths nHsetn'
whether caused BY ind Secretion or shriaS
q nercurh leaving tho b,nd pura and
bcalthy. Ice tB 30 por OftIo.
10 htcha4sa Golden = naIsh An L.
aot1 tcr TX cure Of GoBorrhna. Oi,et
Irritation Gravel, and al UhnaY Or Gonl.
= e~isaFFanseneats. Pviso % 90 per
Z Rishag', Golden ePsnish IN.
lk6ttnnt Z rusroro rntTof 0~oasrds,a
IAkhmeto YCbct Btdttureska Rano
~ ~ eoF Aottlo.
, L. Attchuu'o oogdHa D~fnAuk6aas
eoteih 81 XIV healn9cf phiutie S5roa
uGd eruptioaA RrieSel 0Op RoG.
- Ilchn0AU Golden pii s-Nc,o,
an-aBrin GcltmcnS toos o. phyuinol pow
=. erccel o. ovcr-work. fTootfalion' &c.
Ertoo - 90 pea HoE-
Tontg gld N0rVlua,
sent esEwboga q. O D.. soairs'y paetad
Per efpretG
q. n RICHARDS a co. Aaenta
81 ~ ansona Htroef. CornorC Chs.
SIN frsncleoo, Cal.
CIRCULAR AAilGD FREE
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

The Liberals Advertising directors,
L. w. Blum company. lumber.
W. II. Small, Eagle drug store.
20 y. ..McGuth feed und livery stable.
Hart Brothers. wholesale and FETAL
butchers.
A. n. Simpson, physician and surgeon.
P. B. Greaves. justice Of the peace and
notary public.
Southern Pacific railroad.
Arizona & New Mexico railroad.
H. Amber. wines and liquors.
Bank Exchange.
Jay-Rye-see Saloon.
Tom Ting, restaurant.
Frank Proctor, blacksmith.
R. B. Jones, justice Of the peace.
C. !. Hood.
,McGrath & Co, Candies.
A. L. Gibson, shoemaker
George Reeb. Arlington hotel.
wah BIZ. ovbby house.
Roberts . LeabJ. gabsEal mtS,handia".
DEhIrD.
". }. Tcssell, jeVely.
Asheufelter& DODahos, attorneys.
Jog. Boone, attorney.
Z~iDdouer, NotDues q Co. - ~sL f,
Laird b Altman. real esla.s bwa insor'
anee. 'F;'t -. t4.,f. .,tf
p. Err. King, dentist. %.
HLvER CITY,. 8
Conway, Posey 4 Hawkins, lawyers,
Bail \ Rnebeta, SaVy0rs.
s. N. Hand, assaysr.
ia. Noses, Trimmer hyase-
MoREEcI.
Pablo SsleidoGgeneFal merchandise,
; s. Rutherford & 20. Cabinet Saloob
Nardelh & salAsors Gold 6nleb aai9or
Sartoris 8 Carrasco, Morenci saloon.
Jack Il. Grant. Detroit saloon
-. h. Van otd'n, barber shop.
CLIFTON, ARIZONA.
NJ. J. ERsD, attorney at Law.
Hart 8 Short, saloon.
T. J. Baker 8 Son, Grand Hotel.
P. J. Clark. notary.
FL PAso, TEXAS.
Texas e Pacific Railway.
international Smelling Co.
First National Bank.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

The Roo Gross Syrup, made by Cbaylds
Wright 4 Co.. - especially adapted for
deep seated colds, yDsie there 10 pain ia
tho cbesl. and tsn hdey 10 gppepmShla or
pietfley. a}sseopsas0id inirhg4iitqly
sold at Eagle Drug Store. W :
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

The ladies Of Shakespeare will give a
basket social at the little church on We'd
nesday on the 90 at p. m. to which the
ladies and gentlemen Of LordsburR cor
daily Invited to attend. Come one, come
all. Their object being to raise a salary
for the minister. Lordsburg people who
wish to attend aud have no conveyance
may leave word at the postoiice and the
Shakespeare ladies will ssd "a ring down for
them.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

Arthur Nichols, accompanied By his
sister-in.law. Mrs. Frank Nichols, was in
the city Monday, en- route to the raNch on
the ella. Mr.. Nichols was just returning
from Kansas, whore he had placed another
train load Of cattle on farms to be fattened
for next season. market.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

The Graham county court opens next
yIhe Liberal will be represented
iSplSnyDviile bS Cob P. J. Clark and
any BUS seqs cItrusteditb him or subsorip
aonr made 70 bin viii receive prompt at
t%ention.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
GENUINE STANLEY BOOK!

From Stanley's own writings and des-
patches. Over 400 Of the R%randest aud
most wondcrtul new Engravmgs aud Col
orrd Plates ever seen IA a book OF travels.
1t bias BEEN eagerly awaited, and will be
mnrr sought after, make more MONEY for
ihp agent and make it easier than any
hnok ls,r-h for the past fifty years.
eau ZION! Oil and unreliable aoconnlr
of Stmi-l : travels arr being pub
lishrd. 'Uo n0i Lv deceived by old books,
rr-hasheS and battered plates. We AN
uouUee this to protect our agents and the
pnhlic agH1st the numerous, worthless E0-
called Stanley Bovks-all Of winch are
simply ad'bookS that have been in use for
year. and are now being offered as new
hooks. with a few pages Of now matter
added.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

Wright Myrrb Tooth Soap gives pearly
Teeth, pure breath and healthy gums.
Sold at Eagle Drug Store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24
Stanley is Back
And Has Eleetrlaed the World

By the announcement Of his safe return to
civilization. His adventures and discov-
cries have been grand. wonderful. marvel
GUS. The world has seen nothing like
them before. Hill thrilling adventures.
marvellous discoveries, daring exploits, AZ
founding prlvAtlons, wonderful trip across
the Dark Continent, How hr iou.d Emln
Be,- Every thing will be included, rom
his first eutrace mte Africa TO The peeent
time. Everybody wants the new
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-01-24

q. y RICHARDS a co. Aoewt.
81 "a Sansona Etroaf. Conner loy.
h1n frsncleco. Cal.
CIRCULAR NAilED FREE
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30
Mckinley 10 All Right.

Washington special: Gen. II. V.
Boynton, of the Cincinnati CONNER.
cial-Gazette, has returned from Ohio.
He says there is no reason why the
Republicans cannot sweep Ohio this
year in spite OF the Democratic gerry
mander. The only stronghold the
Democrats of the country had was
Ohio. They believed that they had
gerrymandered nearly all OF the Re.
publicans out OF congress: but they
will find that their course has only
solidiiied and strengthened the Re-
publican party OF Ohio and through
out the nation. Major Mckinley will
be returned to Congress. although the
Democratic legislature put him in a
Democratic district. He will be elected
to congress, will then be made gov.
ernor OF Ohio, and look out for him
IN 1892 when the Republican National
convention meets to nominate a
presidential candidate. Watch Nc.
kinley.
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30
Five and Forty Years Ago.

| There were twenty-seven States in
| the Union.
The total population was about
2O,OOO, 900.
James X. Polk was president.
John {. Calhoun was secretary OF
state.
George Bancroft was preparing
plans for naval academy.
Webster, Benton and Cass were i'm
the Senate.
Texas was admitted to the Union.
California was q Mexican province.
Expenditures OF the United states
government were s. ,99j.31O.
There were / SO postoilices in the
United States.
Abraham Lincoln was practicins
law at Springfield, III. William II.
Seward was practicing law at Auburn,
n. Y. Henry Ward Beecher was
preaching IA Indianapolis.
Ulysses >. Grant was a lieutenant i'm
he Fourth United States infantry.
William Il. Sherman was n lieIlten-
ant in the Third United States artil-
lery.
Jefferson Davis was representa-
tive IN Congress.
Robert +. Lee was Captain OF ensi-
neers.
J. l.. Motley was secretary OF the
American legation AT st. Petersburg
Horace Greely was editor OF the
fOur-year-old Tribune.
w. c. Bryant was editor of the Even
ing Post.
James Gordon Bennett was editor
OF the Herald.
James q. Blaine was IN Washington
College, Pennsylvania.
Benjamin Harrison, James \. Gar
field and Grover Cleveland were bows
under 15 years OF age.
San Francisco had 500 inhabitants:
Omaha and Denver none; Minneap-
oils, st. Paul and Kansas City a few
hundred; Chicago about 10. 600.
There were 4 .S33 miles OF railroad
in the United States.
There were passenger packets on
the canals.
The first telegram was sent a year
before.
Thomas A. Edison was not born.
Whale oil lamps and tallow candles
were the chief illuminators.
Wood was the chief reliance for
heating.
Sewing machines were not in com
mon use.
Mowers and reapers were in expert
mental stages.
Rubber shoes were coming into use.
X. NJ. Hoe was thinking OF a rotary
printing press.
Quill pens were still much uSe,l
Genesee Hour was the standard.
Hand fire engines were the best made.
State banks furnished the currency.
Shlllings and sixpences were the
silver change.
Gold products OF the United States
was 81 ,OOS,3
There were no telephones, electric
lights, steam elevators, sleeping ear.
or type-writers.
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30

The People Will Hereafter Pay Cents a
Pound Less Than Before.

For the reduction OF the revenue the
Mills bill relied chiefly on free wool
the Mckinley bill on free sugar. The
circumstances admirably illustrates
the difference in spirit and purpose
between the two measures. We con-
sume 6OO,OOO,OOO pounds of wool
annually and we can produce the
whole OF it. We do not need to 90
abroad for n single fibre We con-
sumo 1 aga, 900 tons of sugar. and we
can produce only 226,OOO tons, not
twenty per cent. OF our demand. Now
the republican policy is to protect
WOOL, which We can and do produce,
80 as to hold our market for our own
producers, and to encourage wool
growing and uring: and
on the other hand, freely admit sugar,
which we are not Largely producing,
90 as to put it into the coffee-cups
OF our people at the lowest possible
price. The democratic policy IL to
admit wool free, thus drawing the
semi.savage wool-growers of Asia and
south America into competition with
our farmers. to the inevitable lestruc-
ton oil our wool industry, and to tax
sugar. The republican policy proposes
to sent no more money out OF the
country than absolutely necessary.
The democratic policy proposes to
send out as much as possible, and
needlessly to tax the American con
sumner as well. With wool on the
free list every advantage is handed
over to the foreign producer, and
with duty on sugar every hardship
's imposed upon the American con
snmer. With wool protected every
is held for the American
producer, and with sugar free every
advantage is left to the American con
sumner.
1t is especially to be noted that in
his opening OF our ports to the sugar
,f the world We have freed the people
rom all danger OF having to pay
ribute to a trust. The sugar that
'omes in, up to No. 1G, is a white,
EXCELLENT sugar, fit for table use any
where. The people are therefore be-
'ond the reach OF any combination of
efiners.
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30
Mining Is Booming.

WASHINGTON, October 2O.-E. q.
l.eech, director of the mint, returned
from n visit to a number Of mines in
the West. Speaking of the trip, he
said; AS to the prospects of silver
mining and the current production of
our mines. ! should say that the silver
products in the United States is IN
creaslng. Certainly there is great
activity in all the mining camps that
! visited. And when one considers
that only short time ago they were
getting but 80 cents an ounce for sill.
yer and ~ cents per pound for lead
while to-day silver is worth 81 90 per
ounce and lead q cents a pound, it is
not surprising that there should be
great activity in mining industries,
and that the output should he in
creased -
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30

Here is proposition from the Cleve-
land Leader for the free trade prints
to wrestle with:
Now, there is a can OF peaches. The
tin in the can weighs about a quarter
of pound. II the increa I'd duty on
tin is added to the price, which hasn't
been done yet, the tin in the can will
cost three-tenths OF cent more than
formerly, or about three and half
cents a dozen cans. But to prepare
that can OF peaches required half n
pound of sugar, the duty on which
will he reduced two and a half cents n
pound on April next. Next season,
therefore, it will cost one and two
tenths cents less to furnish the tin
and the sugar in n can OF peaches
than now, as a result of tariff legisla-
ton. The free trade organs say moth
ing about this. 1t does not suit their
purpose, which is to deceive.
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30
The Record Of Congress.
The late Republican congress +. ssed
the following useful bills:

The late Republican congress +. ssed
the following useful bills:
The bill revising the tariff.
The customs administrative bill.
The disability pension bill.
The antitrust bill.
The anti-lottery bill.
The Idaho and Wy oming bills.
The meat inspection bill.
The land grant forfeiture bill.
The original package bill.
The Sherman silver bill.
These measures were passed despite
the violent opposition of the Demo
cratic members, who obstructed, fill
bustered and absented themselves on
every possible occasion, and whose
shameless violation of their oaths of
office is a lasting disgrace to the party
which elected them. Tom Carter was
one OF the foremost of the Republicans
who stuck to their post OF duty and
worked faithfully and effectively for
their constitusnts.--Inter Mountain.
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30
GREAT PROTECTION H0R FAaMIas.
Cheaper Prices Guaranteed Upon All Their
Expenses.

| The lies that are being told abou,
the tin-plate schedule are fair sampl,
Of the weapons employed against tn,
bill throughout. 1t is alleged, for in
stance, that the increased wooden and
linen duties will inevitably raise prices
upon the consumer. Now, it 10 plain
that they can have that effect, il they
have it at all, only upon those varis.
ties of goods on which increased duties
have been imposed. Those varieties
are only the finer grades, such as per-
sons OF large incomes will use. The
duties have not been raised, but
lowered instead, upon the ordinary
grades such as are in common use,
and the prices Of these cannot possibly
90 up, because the market for them
is already in the possession OF Ameri.
can manufacturers. The effort of this
bill in all its departments is to recover
to our people markets that they have
lost. and to obtain for them new
markets into which they have not
hitherto sought an entrance. The
iuties on iron-Ore. pig-irOn, scrap-irOn
and scrap-st eel, and all the various
forms OF bar-irOn, have been etained
as they are IN the present tariff, ex-
cept that they have been slightly re-
duced. SO have those of iron and
steel forging, on steel ingOts, and on
copper. With the exception of the
duty on tin, the metal schedules have
been subjected to general reduction.
The extent to which the bill has
gone IN protecting the products OF the
iarm, and in reducing the expenses OF
The farmer is q striking witness of
the care which the party OF protection
has always exercised over the inter-
ests OF that immense portion of our
population engaged in Industrial pur-
SUIT. The duty on binding twine has |
been placed at seven-tenths of a cent, |
which IS 80 per cent. lower than the |
duty fixed by the Mills bill. The |
farmers OF the country will realize the |
hollOwness OF free trade pretensions |
and the wickedness of falsehOod when /
they consider that, whereas, under the
Mills bill every one of their products
was placed upon the free list, or left
With the aillictiOn OF a revenue duty,
and almost all OF their necessities
heavily taxed, by the Mckinley bill
increased protection has been accorded
them for everything they have to sell,
and lower duties established upon
substantially everything they have
10 buy.
The protection party only asks
hat the people will examine this new
arm law; that they will consider well
he principles that have governed its
ohat they will note the
many ana extensive industries which,
inder its provisions, will be estab-
ished, giving employment to thou
'ands OF workmen and vastly increas-
ng the domestic market i'm all parts
II the country. |,
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30
square-Toed America.

Brooklyn Standard Times. II j.
charming to hear that the impression
prevails abroad that the Mckinley
bill is an act OF American ingratitude
toward Europe. All right let Us
say there is an end OF the confederate
form OF government and the colonial
system IN this country. Tie United
States OF American j. AT last n nation
that stands square-toed to the world.
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30
The Troubles Of An Explovah.

Dysart What terrible hardships
STANLEY had to undergo in Africa,
Nevill-Na-as, so I've heard.
pysart-He even says that he had
to wear pair OF trousers which were
cut from an old blanket, and another
pair cut from the curtain OF his tent
Nevill-Poorfellah, I'm deuced glad
I'm not an explowah.
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30

The best paid, the best fed, the best
clothed, the most independent class of
working men on the face of this earth,
and we do not desire to place them in
open competition with Mexican peon
and Cinnamon.
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30
wooL.sroRlNc FAclLlrIEs.

bank Special View the Stors
Of WOOL Judith and Wolf Creek will find
this point to haul their WOOL whether
desiring sell or ship
Others seeking will find the route via Judith lann
kinds at BED Also, blacksmith shop at Landing
ssrORDERS BY MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30
Population Of Minnesota.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-The popula-
tion Of Minnesota is given as 300
oil, an increase OF 5l9,2II or 80. 80
per cent.