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New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFLE-Brahl gr,"ths on the srot V,ie , Hsn' Eo
tan.d II plic., and demand continued afi 0Goc na@s
quot 7sc; ~ae, 1000 bags 10 = - &c Co1 Iog. No
30 :. 17Lc; ijo0 bag> No. g. l'4ej ana T oog 16jc
i7c all pprd 2,UCO Dags No. g. anu L. ~ "a,
500 bag, no sihto> Isle aud 800 oa2' 800 300 g u
Saracabo, 49, bags Lasuayri and LOO C'g to
was a moicatc degree OF ACTIVITY. Tut az rrsula'
THe ,arly trailing showed decline OF IT. POM, on , a.
brr while others from ) points lower 10 . polO n'
Ian,c The later dallag, however di,Ra'' n m'' gdurn
,,cr, : il IGuts higher except pecelnD'r "hi'i va
I'm hanged ua.rc quiet. but not Eaniia.Y irI,ry
lover ohc, uongr oncil qu9tatGnS cj : ;tI V, y rs
L,i.ruary rs March. 1J>: APRIL - ou Nl'l,
nnr 35s I'd july IL 81. 30 quCes Rcgqa' hr,. 10
ko.,. $50; aood second 10 kiios r olo M Irk
li.coO bags receipt, Snto- 5000 Dat; santos ,,' a.
has gond Santos : o'J' r'.,P.S az
Eio Iuly / to February {, sol, la2 600 etg i % nv %
1880 Lii9.Oo0 baf,; sam; IL - 1l lTH. -9I 80 600
f,I, SIu'r time 1870 T. i93 GOO hag-. Same time ls-
I,j1i 600 bags; total sales mere ""'S' -''V00 '''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
DIR SPITZRA AND THE CASE OF PETER KEHR

si,zk, AT 712 LsNrctoa-aNe., last evening TO AK
whether or not physician had any statement to make
concerning the part ;ojH in the case Of eNAlderWan
Peter Kehr Kchr declared TO be insane by judge
Me Adam in the superior CouIt day a,t week, tn
de ision being ba~,d upon certificates signed by DR..
Stzka and Dr. G W Rachel. Of No. 325 Fast Nineteenth
81 4 few DAYS aft rHaId Judge McAdam revoked lis
former order after having an Interview With kehT Dr.
sntzka said that be hat nothing to say The reporter
xuatned that the case peculiar and he thought
perhaps the physician might wish 10 explain his posit on
Dr Spltzka SAID that relations 70 Mr. hehr were those
Of phy clan patient and he did not wish to say any
thing about the c3sr.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
11vr ArncK MARKErh-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Icb. j.-Cattic-Rrccpt, D. last - hours $50
head total for week far l2 oB0 at for uo
last week. 10 900 had consigned through. ltsO head.
ucD head tp New ork. 40 head sale price, steady
and unchanged Sheep and lamb~-Rcccipt> last hours
900 head total for week thus far = no head for
tur last week. - 400 head: lgncd through 500
head 400 head o. Ncw.N ork $500 head ,al- d..
nlud fair. ifD, steady sheep choice to extra - tu0
- - good to choice - lO0s5 35 t. fair -
49, %: lambs choice 20 cNtu, - i5dSi 20: good to
cor lta 80 20; common To fair - 500 96 Oj Hogs
R-c,p, last - hours $50 head total Tor week thus
far ., 800 head ur time last Wrrh 80 0iu head
CONSIGNED through 800 head $50 head New York
- 500 head sale" demand fair prices steady mediums
heavy and mixed 80 lsht to heavy iorkris - rough,.
- 800 ~.
Chicago. Feb. TIN Evening Journal" reports Cat.
tlc-R,ccips loo had: shipments $500 head
generally steady -",r GOOD b. prime - o. q - 30 com.
medium, -30 - So; cows ~ 2JdSS p soclsrts,
~ .50 ~ Hog. Receipts 30 900 head, shipments
9OOo head; market active strong and higher, rough and
com tun 500 t3 81; prime heavy asd fancy butch
weights, ~ 'o0+3 40 light S3 GjdS3 20 prime mixed and
packers - Go0-3 20. sheep Receipts 1000 head ship
mcnt 5000 head market active. sady; natives n i16
- % W -t'rn~ t3 ?OGsi 9j; Texans, % 25GSi 90 /;
lambs - JO0 30 10.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
SODiFOrNTATY MEN COMBINE.

An interesting Trade combination made public
Yesterday \ certificate Of Incorporation filed
in thc Office Of the secretary Of state. ri Trenton y j.
for the American soda Fountain Company. The mem
hor. of thc company are John Matthews Of this city
lanes " Tuft, of lo,ton; the 4. ID. Pucr sons
Manufacturing Company. of Eoston, and Charles Lin
pencott a Coz oi philadelphia. These are all old
concerns Mr. Matthews organized hi, business in
-31 Mr. Tufts in I7G3, the I'uhcr Company in l7i2
and tbc Iippencott Company in l-B2. They control
'bc tn-tn1s :. Of the United states, Canada. and the
Wcst Indies, The capital stock j. TJ71O0OO. Of
which $1,000 shares viii be preferred ana l.,j0O
shares common stock.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
PARK COMMISSIONER HTTCIiINS ILL.,.

Park Commissioner Waldo Hutchns has been seriously
III az home the PARK Avenue Hotel for several days,
and Yesterday physicians regarded his condition
critical Commits Ilutchins not been good
health nearly month. lie contracted severe cold
and this wa, complicated with attack Of biousncr.
Pneumonia resulted and for week Mr. Hutchns has
been confined his bed Dr. JancWay has been attend
ING him other physcians were called IN ycst"r-
day. evening Mr.. Hutchirs's wife and his thrc"
sons were at bedside. Augustus :. Hutchins, who
j. associated with father III law practice at NO CO
Walst said evening that while immediate danger
wa, not apprchcnded both the family and the physicians
believed that there was serious for alarm.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
A SURFACE CAR RUNS DOWN JAMES REDPATH.

James Redpath. first vice president Of the Ana
Poverty Society. but better known as a newspaper
man and labor leader, and well remembered a. an
energetic slavery agitatOr more than quarter
of a century ago met serious accident yesterday III
Park Row. Mr.. Redpath has been almost completely
disabled in his movements well a. in his speech
since the stroke Of paralysis which prostrated him
few years ago In his attempt to cross PARK 10" 10
the PostOice yesterday afternoon, the street beng
nrettv we'll crowded with vehicles AT the time, car
No. ia of the Fourthavc. line driven by John
McGowan of No. 313 East Thirty second st., ran him
down. william Lane O'Nel lawyer Of 40. 23l
broadway, and James Curry, policeman, carried Mr..
Rcdpaih into Pcrry's drug store. where Dr. Perry
gave temporary treatment 10 the Injured man, ana
then scnt for an ambulance, which took him 10
Chambers street Hospital lie had scalp wound
over tie left eye his left arm Wae badly bruised,
and il was found that he was seriously ehochcd IN
tcrnay. Mr. Kedpdth, wife Wa, informed at tho
Hotel Glad tone where they live. and she fastened
10 the hospital 10 nurse her husband. MCGOWAN was
locked up IN tie Oak-st. station.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
IysrRAyCE COMPANIES COMING TOGETHER.

Twcnty-scvcn he-insuIance companies have agreed TO
attend a conference February l. at the Fifth Avenue
fotc in response invitation Of President Henry
HYDE, OF the Equitable Life Assurance Society, for the
uurIose Of forming association. the member, Of which
will bind themselves not TO steal the agents Of other
members Of the Association. james w. AlcNand,r vice
prc,dent Of the Equitable, said that the companies In
the agreement trying to De friendly. In
petition men would 20 shopping for the brightest
available but" said he, 'we going live in peace
now. We snail try TO agree OH some means for accom-
p,hing PURPOSES"
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
THE PETROLEEM MARKET.

Nrys FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The stock Exchange again neglected the crude ccri
cate spcculations Yesterday. At the Consolidated
Eoard there were sales Of 5000 barrels, and th,
narrow movement prices ranged from 7G - to
II 34a77 II cents. The only news from the field
,ras ~ increased production in new Wildwood well
after deeper drilling. In refined oil case, were ad-
vauccd five point, 10 $50 cents Willie barrel, re
1naiued unchanged at 40 cents iulk $50 cents per
Gallon Foreign quotaiiun--Antwerp, Il l. francs
Lrclncn q. 20 marn,: L0nd0n. 30 pcmcc.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
THEY SAY SHE GAVE NO SIGNALS IN THE FOG

r. s. Cannon, general superintendent OF the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Rirold company sent 10 Ooect"
Frbardt Yesterday copies OF reports Of CAPTAINS Of
ferrvboats employed by the railroad company Of narrow
escapes from collisions which they said they had with c
fourmas ted schooner Douglas Dearborn on January %
w H. Brookes captain o; the fcrrybOat Southhed, com
Iained that the his course anchored be-
tween Liberty Island and Robbins Reef Light The fog
was heavy and the did ring any bell. The
Southheld passed the Dearborn ten times between the
hours OF 10 D. and p. m, but did not hear any
William Cole the ferryboat West
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb > - y. m.-Bccf and pork in poor
demand Hams in fair demand. Bacon he demand has
fallen or Cheese IN rood demand Tal"w ~ fair de-
u1ud Prime clty ~ 81 - trpHtnr IL filF
demand. Rp-n Ia good demand laid-Spoi and future
In nor demand. Wheat ln Gen and No. = spring
non,n,l Flolr in iIlr den aad. Ccr-Spo n poor de-.
mand fnturc. IN active demand mixed N,stcn sio1 firm
at sd: at - ID March strong q,
Z. id: April At o. I'D. Hops At LOndonla, Ne
Con IN far demand
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

rany and the only significance would be that ese g'he'
men knew a good property When they saw IL
Picrpont Moran who il reported 70 have conducted
the psrcha.es for the Nandrbls declined 70 make q
repy To direct induirie to the reports Hc did not
think 1t improbable. however that the Fahoefpht' h'd
49,, ,no-a,l,,g ,ha.r holdings 81 have :te stock
laid away my,elf~ he addd with plS,sant sui!c
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

A POSSIBLE OFFICE FOX EI SENATOR PIERCE
Albany Feb. t>pecilD.-A story Is around Albany
to,f-ht to the effect that Governor l has promised
g, ..uotor James F. Pierce of Brooklyn, to send 10
+he sercte his name tomorrow superintendent OF
Insurance to succeed Robert A. Maxwell. II Is
Ire. aly possible that the senate would confirm Mr.
Iirr
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

oS, Sna anu Sooo bush choice Michigan at 79aso. -,
Ian Saaua voc asked Rye dull No is quoted A. sosNe Ne
~ 'Sauy demand fair; best patent sprlno seaoic
W Wns; T1 br uo wnte - s5asi 90 Meed nr % sos
hnsb cnrn ~ o 90 spring s2l keceips-Wneat ncc
Wheat, 1900 bI-i '' ''''' "uSh' ohlpments-
Chicago, Feb 5.The leading futures ranged ,s ,or.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
FOR AN BIEvATFD ROAD IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia Feb. 3-Ihe ordnance authorAnis 'i'o
Mayor to advertise for sale 10 the highest bidder the
right 10 erect an elevated road in Market st. from the
Delaware River to Sixty third ST. passed the ConhcH
today and now only awaits the Mayors signature to
becomc a law.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

field Captain j. c. Smith. also Of the Westfed captain
Samuel B. Kohler Of the MddleOwn and Captain FRANK
X. Br1sted OF the Erastu, Wiman. also gave testimony
TO Dearborn rang bells sounded whistles
during fog. The penalty 800 for such offences
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
gEcryT LEGISLATION IN yEW-MExICO.

ea,ia Fe.. n NJ. Feb. > (speciaD.-BOth Of the
hans of the Leg stature have just unanimously passed
crst class Public school law Last week an eX
cellent High License laW was passed
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

Wafchoi,e del iveri. since February ls9l New-Yok
a. tlg iag,; Eat'uorr, LII bags; Nr"'Oreans 2O'O
tags: total. 1850 ua9s.
,7TrON-on the SPOT was dun but without quotablc
change. sales 1I bales Tor consumption. "rt re-
,ipt. 2IG-J bale against 2iOj2 bales thi, day a9s
week aud IL go bales this day last year Crop move
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
CTrur5lous.
,CIAL GPAND EXCURSION,

SPECIAL GRAND EXCURSION 2H
WASHINGTON AND MT VERNON.
VIA
baltimore and Ohio Il. K. elegant special rain -.
odor rho nesona supervision of Thos. H. HondficAson
u Vs. the weknown tourist acen:.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY = lSn. -, h,,s,
FARE entire trip (3 days, including niet-c'S ,r IA
hoard and all expenses only f2 80 itn9IaS 0l Ssw.
YORK: IsO Markct-,t.. Newark. and Of THOS H. hT'
DIiICKSON. 2l7 Atlantcavc., BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
Hluslra! Jnstrr m:nI5.

A ASSORTMENT OF secondhand Granu opiiies,1 snd
"A Square Pianos OF make. In perfect panoS
fully warranted. Also a number OF secona-hAnu
of other prominent makers az very low prices
WM kNABE Il CO..
lfS JTH.AyE..
NEAR 20Tu.ST. NEWYORk
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
| Visible suppl
STAINED

Good ord narv............ ~ Low Ndilng'.....' 60
StIict O. o1 Ordu,ry. Nidiung .-..-..-o lll'
options had another quiet dIy. and thor" w,r' h3
special fatut.- developed. while the Nlrrton, al ngt
,Ncr,d points. m,r.lF repetition oi ti' 'hti
local transactions noted iu our l1-L M one p'rod
prices rul.d @a3 points higher. aud then again "'in'
i0ath- shove! q ~Igut decline. Tin" close, however
steady. Indicating rise of about point al, aio'.
LIVERPOOL advanced shade. and this coupled WIN M
very u0l,iltc port receipts responsible Tor th'
huoyaury. Salos. ~ 900 lalr-
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06
THE KEEIs OF CRUISERS NOS. AND 8 LAID

Bath. Me- Feb. 5-Thc keel Of the tir,t iron ship
aver built in Maine laid yesterday hat OF Cruiser
No. D. at the Bath Iron Works. The keel for Cruiser
No q was laid to-day, and the work Of construction
will 20 rapidly forward
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

quiet and unchanged Eggs, 102a2lc
Milwaukee, Fs9 5Fou5 sady NV Wheat easier, No
northern, =: Corn nr@ at 3lq5llac . oats aFm; 80
fo1K Ehs Mut t7 $40 H9y % Ia at % SS Rye a% 5
shipmentsFlour 1,600 bbls; wheat, 1000 bush barley
phi.dslphis Feb 5FGur market ,ulca nf,s aE% y.a
quotations. but latter were extreme for general wholesale
%s s d trade a q oa as S ip & 50 " %
choice Pen9.ylvana; Buckwhsat -four scare and firm
2efy Is6t and market showed no important change De-
mand from me' co was m@dea 81 a %l,c hG ao2 M nothing
i sSgy 80 T.S i oSss Sslfs o o'as Ss 5
asd gm ard %S r%9g Pos S ehss 2a EcSs gs S 5
,,ss and %ths 6sre %s r s Hy mer 5Sm @s 8qS %
srSis sraGs dsnu depos oc so hS6 mixed in 2oth elevator
and in grain depot 62c 40 mixed February 81 aS2e;
oa.-Prces advanced .aac undr light offerings, Sg'
aIt S S wS very a qu for SqSh %c car uo %' 80
white short torase, DC and DO REGULAR 2StaS52e 70
5saa5c a j1A Nay, 5ia5ic Eggs scarce arm Penn.
,yvana nrsts. c3q2ic; srgsr1ieiined irm p9Tders-
changed Recept..Fogr 20 500 soo bR bh w9sat $5N
Corn. 300 bush oats, $500 oush
St. Louis Feb. 5.-Flour inactive, unchanged. whea,
Nearly everything this morning favored the bear element
ca.inf ngaTes shortly afterward however inner &
ing followed by an advance some OF which va, los,
higher {haO y.teSay S no 9o Fd 5a G GJ es 81 & &1y
closing 9OisG0O.c. Corn opened quiet and 1c below yes
tcrdays close hrned mp and ruled steady until near the
close when decline was scored though trough last price,
were l.Qi,c higher than yesterday No >, cash. 504e
5Ol,c: Nav 500, a5la-c closing 5li-c; July. j12d5lc
closing 5l'lc 0at, quit but steady No ca:h i5a
d4Oc May f0i. GGs-c, closing at 1870. Reno Offer
ings. Barley Nothing doing. Hay unclaimed. Bran
scarce firm sacked o. b.. 95a25i2c FlaAseed lower
~ 20. Lead dun and weak; - - sellers Butter un
changed. Eggs frmer l9c Cornmea irm unch,agad
Whskey steady ~ II. ProyisOn,Dry salted meats firm
and higher: other, unchanged pork. - s7i2;
lard S 55as5 so; dry ,at"d neat, boxed shoulders
t3 7j longs ~ - ribs - so short c'ar - 90 bacon
boxed shoulders. - 62i6@l 10 longs and ribs, - 3j;
clear - ij0S5 10. Reccipt-Flour 5000 bush whea,
% 600 bush: corn, 81 OeO bush oats, ZOO bush
900 bush barley. 5000 bush. S..pmcnts- Flour 0G
bbls wheat 3 600 bush corn, 90 COO bush oats, ION
bush barley. 1000 bush.
Toledo Feb. 5.-wheat dull cash and February, 81;
MAY ~ O2a. June. ~ o.; July, 95c August 92Na
Corn dun bit Ann cash 52lc: May. 5l,c oats quiet;
cash i7c. Coye,secd steady cash and tebrua5y y ~
corn 2O5G bush Soyersecd. 40 bag. sh,puents
Flour. btls; wheat I,2o0 BUSH corn, 1900 bush;
rye 500 bush cloyerseed, l.3s0 bags.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-06

Ldsh qUOJau0hs Mofe as fOIOWs Flour, hrm and nm
changed ~. spring wheat o5.doo2c No sprIa, ia
wheat, 93d9i Ice No red, 97lac Nc. corn 81 dfss
No oats, i4i4e; No rye, 72c No. barley nominal "a
faAseed u 20 Prime timothy seed, II 25asI Is nv.
pork, pee bb - 10 lard per loo 10, - Is short rb
sides lCose, - coast So dry sated shoulders toxd
s3 90asi short clear sides boxed, s5de5 o. whsksy
dstiers finished goods per gal. 81 II sugars uncbanee
No. white cats iGi2aiec No 3 white oats 45L 49,
No. barley, o0a72c No. do. 0ldCjc. ''t
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-04-03
1ARIFE urERAruRE EOR An.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARTrFLEAouu
Il PUBLISHING a most valuable series Of Tariff
documents. These are prepared with n view
~ state thn faots and arguments for protac-
ton, wh0thor lu the interest of faruicrA
lnbOrete, merchants or professional mon.
Hach Issue OF the series appeals TO those Gu
cared m. separate industries, and presontsin-
|disputlblo facta-oomparigons of wages, cost
OF living, and other Arguments showing tho
bencnts OF Protection.
ANY single one wni be sent on receipt Of
ecntg IN stamp8 except Wages, Living and
1srim," which viii be cent for 4 cents.
IN whole LET will be sent for 90 cents or
any twelve for 80 cOnts. or any live for ~
cent?. postage peid. ORDERLY number.
i" wasos Living and Tariff" = A. Harris
s-arssS Idvs. ts.ts * 4 Froicsiite Tariff to
the Lnbqz aad Industries o. She United
Nta;cs" First Prize kssay, 1851. CRAH-
s-"non1is produeti5n iaii sosneaSi 70 a $40.
Fly, as Low praces, o. the Manufaotfitl
Commodities required FOR Tire loopia ef
lia Unisod atatef, AND Adequate Rome
Ifodue,on ot these Sansnlcaittas lmeos-
Prize Etaay, 1883. Q. ID. Topg.. zee. X
&-W hat aro Raw Materiaisi Would Free Eaw
Aatotsls be AdvAntogeois 20 the ltbef
Dad industries OF tto United etsias."
tirst frAe lssN, IssS p Dusta
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G-"nomo Views on aao Tariff BY an Oh EusI
note hna." ESQ. pRiInn. ..-...~.-. ~
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tha a0rth." c. L.. pwABas.......... 81
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qyear. &Gaaplr &c pkaa frge. Address A~nlcrcaa Pro
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-04-03

IA IA. Cd C i 9 @ ,

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WuYy
Because u is thu Only paper ia Apariea
that advocates Aaerieaa rniv in tie URIt-
ed States.
Because America gives eRsA weak ~
equivalent Of the contents Of a s. epat
menthly.
bsQausp America hss s. Lrssr csrps u
]istirgaih had oolHibltors than any paper
ll thiN eoeut-y.
Bseasse it prints eoAh week stories. ns-
snNs. poems and mise7lansots ARTICLES
rror such aothars az these.
fsnaasr AlHcaa &Nastor Curo1
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B~eaRas you can bny it OF any newsdcAl-
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p~lrDaA0n to
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-04-03
A FANCY QUAINT.

Isometimes wish Il were really so,
AS tho Buddha devout declares,
That the soul at win could easily 20
From It's feshy sheath unawares,
Fleety as w wander IN a dream.
Softly as from buds the roses bloom.
Or as lightly as a golden beam
Fits ia and out a darkened rocm.
Then float above this earth world.
As the clouds in the blue o'orhcal.
With the spirits wings unfuricl,
Wandering as the impulse lei
If this fancy quaint were really SO,
As the Buddha devout deciarcl
Couldn't you tell wnerc first would 20,
And steal upon whom uuawarcss
Swiftly as moonlight creeps on the tile.
Lightly as perfume floats thro' thc err,
I'd wait myself, dear love, 90 your s.ie,
Kissing away all traces OF care.
Then float above tiis carti worlli
Perhapsi / cannot know nor sayi
When rou1d you my spirit furlc1,
j might forfeit this life to stay.
New York Herald.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-04-03
Texas ( Pacific BY.
Tho Great Popular Rou,e Between the
EAST AND WEST.
Short Line to Now Orleans and to All
Points ia Loui2iaaa, New Hex
loo, Arizona AID CAL
iGreia.
.FaTgtis LIS to tie Eatl, Est AID
ssatgagt,

Double dsFy1.ne Of Pullman Palace slocp-
ing SAYS 10 d. Louta via
THE mON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
SEQ tAat your tieiscts,rend VIA Texas 3 Pa
clio Railway. For r1ape. tao tsbics, hosSet
ratos aad al rcaulrod l~DtorlnaAon enH oa
Il. L. SARGENT, Goaeral Agent, n Paso,
ToSas,
IL q. ARGaER, Tsnvcslag Passenger Agent,
Da4as, pcNas.
u. W. MCCULLOUGH, General Passenger
aad Ticaot Agent, Dahns.
JN0. A. GRANT. General Manager.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-04-03
STOCK BRAN DS.

THE L4BERAL intends 10 make a spe-
oialty Of the stock interests Of this portion
Of New NertO and the surrounding com
try.
II will be ia tbs hands Of aad read by
most Of Che ssocsmou nnd eowSoys in thts
poF&on of the territory.
As stock is KaAia to sway it rs aosAaA's
Rog owners to have their braads Wte"T
known, SO that STRAY stock can DO resog-
iaed and Owpsqs n0e.So4.
Ia order to have braads WILDLY Known
taoy mOst be wuli advertised.
THE Liberal viii advertise stock
brands at tho following rites.
One brand on cut enc year...........$la
Each additional brand on cat, same
owner o
Each additional brand Ia Prnt(sstmsht
letters aHd hgures) .........-.... 2
Each additional brand, character, bar
or connected letter requiring an en-
graved block 3
Zach brand giving l~osation Of brand
on animal, or ear marks Or BOTH. 5
All descriptive matter m addition 10
name Of company, address, range and
brands charged extra.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-04-03

The CIRCULATION Of the oIIROS-
LCLE Is equal TO that Of All
THE OTHER san francisco
Morning Papers cQmbinea.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-03-27
Everybody Likes Her.

You have undoubtedly met Disagree
able girls who, without doing anything
especially spiteful or mean, have i'm
pressed you as girls to avoid. But have
you ever met the girl that you as we'll
as everybody else likes i? You are un-
fortunate if you have not met her.
She is tho girl who is not "too bright
and good" TO be able to find joy and
pleasure all over the world.
She is the girl who appreciates the
fact that she can not always have the
first choice of everything in the world.
She is the girl who is not aggressive
and does not find joy in melting aggres-
sive people.
She is the girl who never causes pain
with a thoughtless tongue.
She is the girl who, whether it is
warm or cold, clear or stormy, finds no
fault with the weather.
She is the girl who, when you invite
her to any place, compliments you by
looking her best
She is the girl who makes this world
a pleasant place because she is so pleas
ant herself.
And. by-the-by, when you come to
think Of it, isn't she the girl who makes
you feel she likes you, and therefore you
like her?
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-03-27

MASON'S Porcelain-L Lined Glass Cans, In
IV1 pints, quarts and half.gallons, at
june 2s D. Fl. B0UIC'S.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-03-27
apr let
THOM AS J. OW EN-,

LICENSED AUCTJONgER,
GAlTHERSBURG, Md,
Will attend TO sales in any part OF the county
on reasonable terms. All orders directed to
him at Gaitbersburg will receive prompt at
Sentiou. fmar Tiff