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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
INVITATIONS TO THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, March 4.-Representativc Morrow Of
California called the President this morning ard
presented kilograms he had received from the boards
of trade of santa Barbara and other California cities
urging him to invite the President visit those cities
on his trip to the Pacific Coast. The President said
he had made no definite plans for such trip but said
he would consider these invitations in he should
decide to 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
THE LIOE-TlMER ALL RIGHT.

Denver, March 14.-Fcrdinand Sccth, brother OF
JuIus Scei the on-tamcr, who reported fatally
manclcd by one of his pets at the Paris Hippodromo
the other day. received a cable dispatch this morning
saving: julius all right VIII be able to work sat
urdAy.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15

Correct solutions have been received from IT, r.
Northrup. Onconta, y. y: X. Sage. ir., New-> ork
j. : b.. jr.. New York; H. &. Reed. stamford. conn.
John Jay White. New York; +. Lufberry Railway
" j.: Charles BroughOn. stapleon, staten Island
G.. ". Glasier Pouglkcepsic, y. y; +. 6. Taylor
stamford Conn r. {. Walker. New York: J. l..
stephen, Col!insvillc, Conn. IL. G. Painter Washing
ION, d. c.; Z. 4. Bancroft, Ncw-London, Conn
W. A. f. Tomkns OneOnta, y. y. Joseph Bradley,
Brooklyn, y. y: Glcnwood Club, lloey, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
,v HELPLESS TO ENGLISH MILLIONS.

sioux City. Iowa, March l4.-Mrs. Mabel hliSe' u'
wife Of Sioux CITY contractor has fallen heir to prop
| erty in England worth over S00OOOOo. Her ma
ternal grandfather. Lord Leicester, OF London WI"
arrive here next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
BY w. STEINITZ.

All communications. correspondence. etc. must be ad
dressed Chess Editor. The Tribune" All matters con-
corning games and problems must reach this Office not
later than Wednesday intended for publication the
Sunday following must reach this office not later
Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
PROBLEM no. %.

Awarded first prize in the problem tournament o.
" The st. John (N. b. Globe"
BY W. A. sIIIYKMAN. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
Black-6 pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
SIGNEn RY TIE GOYERNOR.

Albany, March 1.-THE Governor has signed H. D
Johnson's bill providing that Water Commissioner
shall be elected at large in villages, Instead Oh
wards,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
THE CABLE CHESS MATCH.

COMMENTS BY w. STEINITZ.
MY answers 10 Mr. Tschlgorn'S last moves wer
yesterday and they are follows:
Evans Gambit-27 R-Q 81.
Two Knights Dcfcncc-27 Or 3.
The positions are recorded on the diagrams below
EVANS GAMBIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15

TWO KNIGHTS DEFENCE.
Black-Tschicorin TO PLAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15
SELECTED GAMES.
Fifth game OF I'll emstch between Mcssrs. Blackburnc
and GOlmayo played at Havana.
SCOTCH iAMDJT

Position after whites 23d move.
Ilack-J. II. Elat khurnc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
- - 77a7 -
l.DDlI NOllA

The Territorial Bureau of lmmigra
tou IL doing great dea! ~ good work
for New Mexico, which cannot fat TO
bear fruit sooner or later. \ letter re-
cclVrd yesterday from Col Max Frost,
the lndefatlgable secretary saIs.
The bureau ~ DONG lots u; work anil
the large edition ~ New MrNlru' ~ ok
haustrd with demands for At least 900
copies more already, there II no money
10 do anything with and have TO do II
good deal - begging, but am doing
something, Consider me at your service
n forwarding the interests Of amy part OF
New Mexico Twou,y thousand copies
NJ the governors address, have gone out
l2UO ~ New Mexico and Owe H,UH
copies ~ the small folder 'N,S Mcylco.
The new folder, - which | have the
manuscript ready, brnHs the data there
IN up 10 date"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

taiDs and Try aud make their way soull
into Mexico. ~ all " them nre bad mea
Who have long ulctnted along the Mem
can border. II ~ ppssiblr that ere this
they have heeu allr 10 exchange thct
prison rirpcs fut ,,tt2rua clothing, n
they are fnr toe -hrrWd Lut To- have coo
sldcted this question ~ nm lmpUriao,
feature uf thrit long cherished plan iuI
esrapv Appealed " u description ~ III.
osCHpci prisoners ~ taken from the rec |
nrds ut the pcnltpnt,ary
Frank " turtruce, alias "lIifanI
Cur Received. November y, 1850, sou
truce, lie crime, murder; from Socu'n|
county, Ametlcun, ~ Nrats old, weight
lp puuui- > 'rci : inches high lin,
ryo-; dark HAIR. fHIr complexion; lll|
iuCh fput, goo teeth, four days bcafd|
ON lace Body marks Small mark al
night arm, one On left arm near wrist
aud one on lcft chm, mouth misplAced
To right side, born In Mahusco county
Iowa
Charles Il Huber, alias Windy Dick :"
Received, September III, lSh. sen
tcncr, three lcats, crime. nasault with
Inteut 10 rpb. from Grant county Amer
lcan, - years old, weight, III pounds s.
feet luchcs high, brown eyes. iigh,
bar swntthy complexion No jfoot, tad
teeth, hnldnrss showing uu top ~ head.
four days growth ~ hrRtd IN face. Bod
marks Two scars HlpDNr left templ,.
one arrow wound scar above ankle iusJ.
! - u-ht lex, one bullet wound scar 90
elbow ~ lett arm; one bullet wound ot
right leg. one muleu IN muecle ~ left arm,
alsO bullet wound scar lsutn ~ 81. Paul
MINI
! James Could k"ccived, October 2
| 1885, srutrncc. ~ years; crime, murde,
aud burglary from DunH Ana county
| American, - yenrs old weight, la
pounds, Il t,rt high. hazel nyes; short
brown stuhhy hair, sNar,hy complexion
peaked heat aud face. good teeth; No
| loot four days growth - beard Body
marks yellow spot en- right thigh, IT,
| Tie finger ~ lett hand crooked Born u
/ Ella county, IrSaH
Joseph Clark Received. october .
/ lSS'i, sentence, H. yrats, crime, murlel
/ aud burglary from DOM Ana county
! American. - Years oil weight, IL
! pounds, = t".t. y IurhCs, light gray eyes
btuNn hulr Ight complexion; No. foot
good tr,th, u"ari, lew hairs scattereC
over chm Born ~ Dallae, Texas.
Tho military "ncampm"nt will bo
great feature ~ the fair this fall and vii
be we'll worth gong To- sec ~ itself tn,
grand ball t. be- gwen one rTenlng dur
lug fH,r week will hc rendered more at
trac,ivc than ever b, the presence ~ IA,
gallant officers and boys III blue. Ccr
rlllos kuriirr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

probable that had one ~ our modern
cruisers bcrn in the position ~ the Pen.
eacola her commanding officer would
have made the "mistakc" - put,iug n
lew lug shells Through ,hc t"rrc,o bua,
and landing her W H." luttom ~ the
sen II ~ likely, however, that the cap
tain ~ III" Pensacola NHs afraid 10 fire n
heavy guu Tor frsr tlat tie rccuil would
ehnkc the old ARK to- ulrc,s The Amer.
irau eagle unjust Il" getting iutuh,s dutaRc
when 'i'ih r'aa- power ike chm can
pull his hpnk without tho insult beiug
resented ~ courts" liamnr,.dn viii
apology" Hrd that vii settle the matter,
but II would have been much nicer Il
the torpedo boat had teen sunk aud
both nations npulnalled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
Mining Notice Of Forfeiture.

Tcrritnrl ~ Nrw Mexico tuuniy 81 BernAlille
10 Thomas :, Nevliu lien Jaruin Walker,
- krruau, IT., o. H. ANrty, n, ,, ilaJ d-n fraAi
NJ. LlkinS, William Main. JHm"s A, Main. JAeJes
lTi-Attl, liuuH'u NJ. t,Asphtri Henry Sprlbee
Francisco Nnusdnhrr- aud all other p-f-os
vhoSn nAmts- MAJ H. kuuNu Ur unknown tu ~
undrrrlgnNi, Hni H." hrirr hsrigns and legal ~
rr-'niaiI'"S 1T each anda ~ such I@rsnns, az
all peers InH Who have, ~ claim, any interest
the mining ClHim hereinafter mEntiunsSi3
luu ARE hereby uutih,si that W. have eII-'nise
on" hundred dollars ia labd and Inproyeinsns
las will Il" shown NOR" fullJ by tho certI hcan
hlei March ~ i-pi, In the office ~ the rrcIdet q
ds.l, IN Hhid county ~ lIrfnAlillnl upnn ~
Nu"-trn S'nura a" Ice MlarruH mining cIAin.
lncat'si Ami !, l-tp, the lucAtlun whef-,h
recorded ~ lt"uk II, page i~iof the ilecnr'if,
uitr" ia suid Cuuui,, aud IL situated In the los
hills NTH -,"th ~ H." iuuuih ~ HAsias iAnoe.
~ -lid county IL ll"tuAiilln, Territory ~ Nc
Mexico, IA or,leT Ia hold sAd premises under ~
provisions - Section Eva ~ the hAvi~~i SiAintI
~ N" nit'i States lHinz the amount r,~qulrs
- IT, oNIondritu hold the same fer the year ~
and y"u ARE further u tih'si that the nnder-iEes
have, AMI their predecessors enti lesi. have nv
Wise expended one hundf,si dollars for eAch
thelcarH w., l~-E, lNsl, lSNS, lNri, is,N, ".
Amuunting ia rluding the said year isyO Ia th
sum ~ ciRhihunir,'i dollars.
AMI ~ witiin ninety days after the pnblirau~
81 this motto" ~ fcluir-i by Law, you fail vf
FUSE tp c"nirlhUt" Jour proportion 81 such ~
Irnditurc ~ Cu-"wnefu, " you are such, yuuf
~ the subscribers under section 2s2i OF ."
btatute-, .,,.,a
JOHN Ri.OCRSoL
Albuquerque, n, NJ, April tth, 1871.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
coon sI,.,.I.STIo>.

a-rrr e ,h" territorial talr u POINTER
..ru tral.. ~ 'hr Albuquerque iHr
p..i'rru' up u mr" purs" Tor cigG shoot
lr,.N. sal, nruucof IT," drawing features
san Marrnl, t., raso, Las Cruces, Lac
VEGA, uuu Sucprrp all have good gun
..uha aud viii participate II invited, aud
attN..'ni pare" pa app
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

story, which arises from the fact that
the Santa Fe system and the Denver \
RIO Ornnde own n joint interest IN the
Rifle Creek extension ~ the Denver 4
Rio Gtandr aud Colorado Midland
The Flagstaff Sun saye. Charles Can
all, the popular line rcpalter ~ the At
lantic n Pacific railroad, with headquat
lcts al this place, left frdNs morning
Tor trip to Albuquerque. Dame rumor
has Il that Charlie Will return with n
fair damsel aud settle down N happy
vcdded life.
J.. II. Russell, Who Dor u number ~
years wGH passenger conductor IN the
Santa fo road out ~ this city, hut r..
Gently engaged IN experimenting the
construction 81 cable road nj Seattle,
Washington, las returned to thus c,iy
and will probably take service ou the
santa fe road again
Notice has been gwen Chairman I'm
10y, 10y the santa fe road, that It Will
meet the action " the Alton and mako u
slO round trip rate, Kansas CITY a. en-
cage, july Ilst and Augusl lst and "a.
The chairman has authorized other tuHd~
Interested to do the same. The ,lckcts
are limited Tor the return trip 10 August
sth, 9TH aud 10th
Tho returns Of the railroad earnings II
South Carolina Tor tho month II April
show II gratifying increase ~ compared
with the earnings Tor the same month
last year. The thirty five roads IA the
state report total earnings tGG',G17
against Sj2i,lTl Tor Aprl II lar, year, Il
net increase IT nearly ;loi,un, ~ nearly
~ per cent.
The MlssOur, state board II ,IualiAa
ton has tnlsh,I the assessment " rail
rond and bridge property. The taxes fuI
/ 1901 show an increase over last year ~
sessmcnt ~ tl.sl2,OiG.Jn Tho value II
Uar"d on 5..Nl miles ~ railway. The To-
tai assessment IL sG2.lGi,i ~, making
the average value per mile tlO,ISO and d
small frHcti ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
NEIII a NANN.

The sinking ~ the steam launch ~ the
United States war chip Pensacola by II
Chlan torpedo boat aud the killing ~
five men, who were IN her at the time ia
the harbor % Area, Ch,ii, demonstrates
the necessity Of having ser, lceaLle ves.
sells IN the United States navy, II Is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

TIM Springer Stockman thlrk- some
people are t"u particular II says,
".fhcrc are some people narrow minded
enough tu think that an ln"brlated jus.
tlrc u the peace should hot send man
" lnlI Tor htnnkennese
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
MciIII,.mr rILK-
\ N"W NrNican az III" National Edi.
turinI A--0'tatIou

' - ~
turIai N--oc,aIton
- l... l...."f i''.,-.
'''"" i''' character" AZ IT," editorial .
"-~ ..''.." Was 7" !. N.' r'.Sh' "t Ne"
N'\''' 'h" 'Ir' "'."s"'" ~ 'h" tern .
tory 7" u" CONVENTION. VIZ Met r"'Hhl
"'kn"N."di"7 N'W i'"i" '" &" rhmn'"
uF" 'hh' ~ Mltr'""'', hnd 40 'l'l Hk"
~ I""'' h"' 'N'"H7 NJ" M'>''" hh'
\.hnI""'I'" ar" H'".i t"'.'"I"
u" ''rHH' '"N"h |h'' l"ht "H"Nh
l.h We l@I"N"u ~ Ne" Mr\.'' hd
increased "'"u' " per CENT 10 tea Years
] h"' b" I'l AZ Lf"h' gan ~ "h~ hH.l"
10y son. u u" "h"f t'" district" 70 10"
country, 'ut you must r'm"wi"r thai
Ne" M"N." 0" only !l"' l'"Eln"iuE !" "i
trn'' 'aN'r"n" attention. 10" popular
n"'r.u "h'll thHl ''rt'"'i TIA" "Nh\'
desert occupied toy s"m h"r .''"n1
ra'rr, ana mat u va" not ""'" t'r r'N.'l'
eel r"'ri" /" try I" US" Ou''" h"l 'he
country hh- Teen p" W." ""N'i''''T 4"
'"'' ''''' '''.'.'.''
tn" "ut"rr'r' rI'i"u" ~ VI" 'ar''u"
substantial towns "t '"' '"t'''"t'' '~p"'
ml'N 10y ih"~" f'sd1uI 'u N'""4""fl a.
that persons ~ an paths u H." tt"d
states NJ" h'i'nhlrg To- '"'" ~" ''"'h
"'""' NJ" M"\"o am 10" "''r ''"
country hr'"I""H KNOW" w." u"'''r "'"
i'a 'hnnr"- t'f attracting 'mm'Gf'''""'
N'nniu'rl'" 'e growing '"lNi'! ""d IN
No." Known h"' "hIE IN u" '"rr''"r! uu'
III 'n" country " 'rS" "H W" com ''
r'"' center 81 ~" ne" H""'h""s' II ~
rnrl"" IT," sam" relative '"T''"n ezra"
lrI r"n'rht'-'h '''s'i h' h'h'' I" We"
M'h'c" "nd H''|'"" ''"' Denver "''u
pies I" '"''rad' AZ" wyoming IL ~ 4"
""n'"tiH' NV" envy 81 ""'"' ''''' l"'
l'"' sl'""''d III 'h"I'f '"'"'n i'" 't"h""
valley ana IN ""''' "P"' "n'"'E "''''rn
architecture d"r" say 'h"t "h"" IN"
'"hlm't''" Gu" ""'''hs u '"hP'"u'"'
"hi'h " rhpld'! nearing 'h"' po'u'' th"'
!! tour s'"f! brown store ou'hlhH W "''
't' Npu'l"'S''rn country W" nav
splendid h"'''S' comparing l"'of"oIy
WITH The popular hrr' '''sH h"'e'7 OF
DENVER Ih'f' are u course "'h'r
HooH towns III Ne" M"N''' i'"H vegas
S"'''" re- S"c"rf"' p"m'hH an" H'IN'r
ilI ana theE are growing r"P'dg'
WITHIN S'A miles "t Las vegas are the
FAMOUS ho' HptlnHS'
TN" cIm"'" ~ the hh'st known IL
: 'Nr'IS the climate 81 l'"I!' Tor the sun
comes out hrlgh'! ever! ia! IN Tue
: year III New Mexico "Spec'h''! Ia the
H." 'rand" valley VIM" III ii"ly There
, ar" cloudy days Us refuge Tor weak
? '"nSs' celebrated physicians claim That
, III" Htmpsph"r" 81 the IL" Nr"nde, pute
, ani dry from the surrounding m"nn
laihs' has no superior am one ot III"
.,,1I - AIltt..aa.,T,1A N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

IuI California Editorial association
sal. N,'' Nss'ai', Arizona, uu thc 10th
~ Nus..t. \ letter from C. NJ funstun,
~ ,n" t"n"mu" sun. g,ycr this lufurua.
ton lie also states that the memers ~
tie Now MeNluu Editorlal association are
invited 10 Dc present at thu, tune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
Family

medicine Tor old aud young Ayers PHI,
at Indispensable io soldiers, sailors, camp
cts. miners. AMI travellers, aud are every
where recommended hy tie medical fra.
trruiy III i ". Haynes. ralOusc. W, T,
writes Ayers Fills nrr the most evenly bal
anccd ~ ihrlr ingredients, ~ any know Of"
"Tnt more than twenty years have used
Aver, IN, ~ corrective ior torpidlty u
the stomach, liver, aud bowels, and TO ward
or malarial attacks. and they have always
done pcfirc, work - T.. 4. Goodwin, Pub
Usher h,mo.'ii, -. Landry, Ia.
II VA. master " sailing vessel for
many years. ant never failed to provide .
supply oi Ayers rtllS, Tor the use II both On.
crr, aud men They are safe and reliable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

Before departing Tor Santa Fe last
week, II person styling himself l;cy. ".
j, Thompson, wrote a beautiful send III
Tor himself, Hhich, owing g. the absence
ot Va" prnprletots ~ thus paper, hc sue.
ceed"d IN getting printed IN IL" Friday
issue. Had the pruptlrtura been ut
home the reverend" would have occurred
n proper write up, bnt irs'"ad ~ being
complimentary, would have read sntlr.
thing ~ follows ". i Thompson. Who
has beet posing here az reverend" and
preaching ~ the PfcSOy terrain church,
left rather hurrlediy 10 uay, leaving
quite u rambler u unpaid bulls IA various
amounts. Sumo ~ the bills were f'r
whisky, ~ which II II SAID he consumed
pretty plenty Tor several days before
leaving. lie Isl man ~ pleasant Ud.
dress, aud ~ well calculated To- deceive
the business public, lie prrt"nds t. he
a degree gradual" ~ the Dubln uiNcr.
sity, aud also makes som" nominations
rs to literature. tn" press ~ ~" tern
tory should copy thlS item III order that
honest, church ,'ong ~ pie" may not
be victlmi1ed." Silver city Enterprise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

ru' PhjN,, has consented h. deliver
a." u.dr,r- az the territorial far, lie Is
No., lH,,'Ird - perform the duty, and
hr aaIrrs, $40, abound N thcts concern
InE tie trruto! lis address last year
wue worth thou,auds ot dollars to the
'crrlpi! a. az nam, grafton document
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

TnE Durango Herald says "Four new
public school buildings at Albuquerque
with thirteen teachers tins year attest
the benefit OF the new school law in New
MpNicn"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

OSr Of the best ways II boom your
town ur county IL To- boom your local
paper 10y giving It good support, aud
thus enable It h make good showing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
s.Or IT nan,

convention was called al ~ raso ~ con
f,lrr the matter ~ better taIiAny com
m.ui,tlluu htNrrn the ,itl = Denver
and tie territory - NoS Mexico. the
SET constituted managers - the ALTAR
d.I u.t lI,lic the ,itIcr = albuquerque
n,d santa 4" Co. arnd do,cgatcs We
cauru, trcai, f1r Santa fc, but ,s, Gar ~
\luuu,flue .arurrrfurd. no uuttrr vas
taken = the intended eugh NhatrNct,
r.urJN regarded 'h. matter ~ ~ any
Dertrr I,,,rs 'u.N u up and declared.
100 ,ff..i. Wat 30 ,.f.aI convention f,r
Sow N,,.l without delegate. from Al
.l,...... nl Santa IT,. ,Hu,l very
...-,N r.a..O.r 49,. ,n, = lIur'c'
a.'. '......' = llu.,i .,i' out. aud 900
a..'.I '0.' i.n rH.,. uumrl should be-
t..,| a.. t,..I .I..,st',, puI Denver nr.
.... p N., ..l.l luf'.ra ~ .N
u..... I. '.r mu'',r OBJ. rrc,s % iNu'
.. worry r.'uHt Thought N,, Nni u
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
THE MOST
r ELLA e l. &

To correct thc constipated habit,
rcmov" sick headache, relieve
dyspepsia, Is purify the blood,
ruyr JLUudlrr, liver complaint, and
hlloU~ur,~. Ayers Pills are un.
rlualrd. They are dn excellent
aftrr.dlunrr pail, assisting the pro.
ccS, Of digestion, and cleansing and
Strengthening the alImcntary canal
When taken ou the Invasion OF u
cold ur fever, they cfIrctually pre-.
vent further progress uf the disease.
Being Susar-roLtrd and purely veg.
ctahlr. they are the best
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01

Improvements seem 10 be the order
ot the day. Lat the good work 70 on,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-01
Cath rtic

and always give satisfaction" 49, Harry
Robinson - l. rrNrl II, FAIR Haven, Conn
"Iur a long time | was \ sufferer from
stomach liver. aud Kidney troubles, and
having tried variety ~ remedies, With
only Temporary rrllr' began, about three
mouths ago. n" Lsr e Ayers Pills, aud
already my health - :" much improved that
gladly TESTIFY tu the superior merits ~ this
rathartic" Mauuci jorge rcrcira, Oporto,
Portugal
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-12-11
A Rival OF tho Yosemite


In the vast Sierra wilderness far to the
southwark Of the famous Yosemite val
ley there is q yet grander valley Of tho
same kind. It is situated on the South
Fork Of Kings river, above the most ex-
tensive groves and forests of the giant
sequoia and beneath the shadows Of the
highest mountains in the range, where
tho canyons are deepest and the snow
laden peaks are crowded most closely
together. It is called the Big Kings
Rver canyon or Kings River Yosemite,
and is reached by way Of Visalia, the
nearest point ON the Southern Pacific
railroad, from which the distance 10
about forty-6ve miles, or by the Kear-
sarge pass from the east side of the
range.
It is about ten miles long, half q mile
wide and the stupendous rocks Of pur-
plish gray granite that form the walls
are from $500 to 5000. feet in height,
while the depth Of the valley below the
general surface Of the mountain mass
from which it has been carved is consid.
s9ably more than . mile. Thus it ap-
pears that this new Yosemite is longer
and deeper, and lies imbedded in grander
mountains than the well known Yosem-
ito Of the MERGED. Their general char
acters, however, are wonderfully alike.
and they bear the same relationship to
the fountains of the ancient glaciers
above them.-John Muir in Century.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-12-11
How a Coward Feels.

It is humiliating confession to make,
but, physically speaking, am an arrant
cowardl And yet, so far as formation
Of body goes, ought not to fear to cope
with any ordinary being or danger.
lam young, tall, have chest measure
ment Of about thirty-nine inches, and
am, believe, thoroughly muscular.
How l have tried to overcome this
feeling Of cowardice, but in vainl At
the first sign of my being involved in
danger l turn deathly pale, my heart
beats wildly, and am seized with such
q at Of trembling that my legs almost
give way beneath me. am also rem
dered nearly speechless, for my voice
Quavers to such an extent that / can
scarcely articulate wordc.
And my friends actually wanted me
to join the armyl
mo-" said to myself, with sickly
smile. "'The pen is mightier than the
sword so I'll stick to the pen."
What noble soldier I should have
madei am sure that, in the event Of
being "ordered to the 'front.'" should
have deserted at the first opportunity.
"A Coward" in London Tit-Bits.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-12-11
About pronunciation.

The dictionaries are not reason enough
for any ones making himself utterly
singular among his fellows. On the
same principle we in America continue
to say 'skedule" instead of making peo-
pie open their eyes by saying SCHEDULE.
When we are in England we may say
"tong" instead of "tung" for "tongue,"
but the wise American will go with all his
countrymen in such matter when he is
at home. Very few people, either English
or American, ever say "dyuty," soon
stityution," and so on, and yet that is
undoubtedly the way we ought to pro.
nounce them-if we are going strictly
by the authorities. 1t is better to be
idiomatic, either in writing or speaking,
than to be just right by the book.-Bos-
ton TRANSCRIPT.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-12-11

Ho! there, Santa Claus! will
you tell me where you get
your Candies?
Santa-"I don't know.
Yes, l will tell for l know
he has enough for all, and then
he is making more every day.
Why, he has about a ton of
dandy mixed candy which he
is almost giving away, and all
other kinds in proportion, then
he always has such nice creams
and carmels."
Inquirer-"But how are his
prices?"
Santa-"Ah! That is a
strong point, for they are low
er than the lowest, for first
class goods, and then you want
to see his Christmas tree trim
mings, candles, lamps, toys,
etc. 1t is the finest line | ever
saw in all my travels. Then
there is his new book just out
entitled Sweets of Life.
never saw it's equal for pleas
ing everybody and such nice
fruits and nuts ALSO"
Inquirer-"But you havn',
told me the place yet"
Santa-"Why, J0HNS0n'S
BAKERY, Owosso, of churse.