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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Yesterday, J. ID. Torliua shipped sever.
al extra fine Brussels carpets to Judge
McFie, Major Llewellyn and Mrs J. X.
Livingstone, OF Las Cruces. and las,
night Fred, Hslwiag, the veteran carpet
layer, went there to supsrinteud the work
OF putting them down on the ioop
This demonstrates what TmR CITIZEN
has frequently asser.ed--the Albuquer.
que merchants ship goods all over the
southwest, Las Cruces 10 only q few
miles north OF Fl Pasc, a city which has
heretofore claimed the distinction OF sup.
plying the southern New Mexico towns
with goods, bnt which distinction they
have on numerous occasions failed 20
substantiate, For the beat goods. at the
cheapest prices, Albuquerque ia pre-. emf
nenty head snd shoulders over oil OF ito
competitors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Good naturel, happy Charley Powers,
the flower ~ the theatrical aggregation
us thus city, WHO Tor nlu" months has
been wandering throughout the country.
living and enjoying To- his hearts content
the interest on the money hs earned IA
the New Mexico metropolis, returned To
his first love- yesterday aud shook
hands with his friends at Inh CIrIlIN
Office, IL have gamboled on the Texas
prairie with the horned frog, Visited all
the cities aud towns II that immeL ~
state, have basked IN the sunshine aud
slept ander the magnolia trees ~ the
south, paseod through aud stopped Tor u
fes days IN the principal cities ~ the
land OF Dixie, have tarrled with friends
IN tho metropolitan cities - the east,
aud have us,d my dental formation 10
masticntc the stuhhuru slriulus ~ u
northwestern steer, but remarked MIR
Powers, IL prefer Albuquerque 10 all aud
have come back tu max" thus cIty my fu.
ture home" lie IN kc many who have
left The genial, pleasant climate - the
Rio GrRnde valley and the prosperous
city OF Albuquerque hey oil come back.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Cen mer~,ai Ciss Mee,ing.

The Commercial club met in called
session last evening, being called IN or,
der by President Childers, and the fol
lowing members present: Messrs
Kuhns, kieylert. IIesselden, Walton
Lee, Weaver, Bruner, Nichols, Secor
Barbour, Garcia, Rodey, Folsom, Bul.
lock, Llew-llyn, Albright, Keen, School
craft aud Burke,
Mr. Llewellyn made 4 statement in
regard 70 Mr. Bariani, the Artesiau we'll
borer, stating that he was 10 every way
and respect responsible, and could DO re,
lied upon TO carry out any contract he
might enter into,
Mr.. BsriAni, on beng called, spoke
briefly in regard TO hIs work and what
he proposed to do,
On motion Of Mr.. Burke, . COMMITTEES
of five was appointed, with power to act,
TO deal With Mr.. Bariani. CT any other
artesian we'll man. Tho committee IA
appointed by the chairman consists OF
Messrs. Burke, Lee, Rodey, Secor and
Meylert.
On motion. the club adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Another Attempt.

Last night, between the hours u II and
u o'clock. % Mr.. aud Mp J. L. Reber
state, some person fred . shot through
their frame house On north First street
the bullet passing through the inside
board, aud then through the head board
OF their bed. The hole 10 there, looks as
II the bullet came from Q large cslibrs
revolver, and that tho person first put HI,
weapon through Q knot hole in the gu,
side board and fired, the ball ranging
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
CuAuPioNr VsCnAwrtoNs
The uareoss tIhrI, 20 ru.s,e with
the % Ease llroNas

the ~ Ease uroNas
Ito baar hnl mrrtiug last evening, a.
decide whether t. Vrslt ~ paso ~ invite
the browns ~ that ciiy io VISIT here, vac
largely attended M each aud cyct,
memlHt spukr hls say, showing the u,
most harmony ~ the CLUB aud the gtcn,
est enthusiasm
Yesterday the home grounds wcte e1
amlu",i aud 4 was concluded that sirc"
the gun tournament II would tnl,, sever
nl weeks and the expenditure ~ cpurrd
ctnhle money tp pu, the ground IA any
KIND ~ coalition o. cop" successfully
With .urh as'rurg aggregation ~ pla, 4.
"fs ~ c'mpppr the T. pdsu team, aud
therefor" II WAS out ~ the gu~tlun t.
mrk" tie ~ THgp cIul, proportion to
com" here. TIE gun club cu, ny u Large
portion ~ the diamond field, where thor
trars Wrf" art, ken clay b,fds aud lu.
Vulnerable empty shells are scattered
prumiscuu-ly over the field. and the NE
~ II hall player, attempting 10 play CO.,
H." home grounds ~ the condition lrfi
10y H." gun tournament, would be- most
miserable indeed
After much i,srue.,np. M, md con.
Il uns tuul, d.c,,I.l T., p,,k, ,,tr,s 4,
the T. paso club 10 wet them aud pln,
tNu gdtncs ~ tie Pass CITY on saturday
ara Sunday nilctuurus, Oc, ~ aud II,
NLd acting upon thrIuArt vested ~ I'm
We manager "' H." Mar" ~ last evening
h".'h I" M"i. ger j 'r' ~ u" ~ 'hsp
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

circular hriirT
tie secretary - tie committee on pro
motion, having 3D., charge Ia, forwarding
-, ~, ,,,L - 49,. ,....,, ,,,r,.,,l ,..,,
N'h'"h AT A'""'""' que n H"Hd''S "u'
the following cttgu,at letter
S,NrA r.. y. NJ. S.ut ~ ~.
DEAR SIR II mr,,r,, - tIr ,I,,,,
committee, lr,d Iu A,lu.I,rfYl,r. rr ~,
Iyth mt. under the rusrr tc-,.d ia 4,
L., th. tc.nlutiuYs siupt.d T., it.. r.u
y.nt,nn, ,uu Nrre sr,.,t.d unau.uuns,
as n, t..,, lcrs. Il ~ ,uufio Is To- n,f
pisl, IA. dr-,r,d information. and tho
committee would ur,. mon ,uu Dan,
c,..tty ~ art,r, ,d ono" nt.I .,t iir,, NJ.
soon as ro.sIbIr ~ IL. s.rf.,ar, all the
Information you have urop tie f..u,
INC uniut.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

,re ~ the Miners c,ngresS to TO held IN
w. laar Tor the purpuse ~ mcmot,nliyiug
congress o. repeal 'hc A "n act and tn
pnse fn,"tHhl" 'il,cr Legislation ltWilD
b" IT," ltgcst gaiL,iirc ~ miners ever
held ~ the Suu,hw.s'
II ~ understood thai T. \ Walker,
the pr"scut clerk ~ to district court. AZ
SANTA r., appointed 10y Juds" White.
mnr, will soon icsgu that r,stion md
vii return with his fanny ~ Abuqusr
que to tre,ls lie will IN all hkrrhoud
Boz ,ur''eicd hy t. VI G. shotn, the
p'c'rht Deputy clerk
IT," Present. journal sn,s The nnnl
a'tnrg'morts ~ the INCREMENT T., ttuuIs
from Nmpp'r have beet made, ard hey
vii .,ayc saturday m.rrins. Two com
pnrtrs ftum liu. ruur, viii l,ayr that
p'te'ih,' the fuur companies VIII meet
ut N,huqu"fqur aud proceed tu their Dies
tuatIuy together
u tas been sugE'st,d tina, when at
ENGAGEMENTS nrr mud" h"fIrg ~ ~
rcuWru'Hl wei tie work lr done On
To-" rem scs = the prr un vito viii pby
th' wust 'ur u I.Di's god ilra "
- :; 81 How ~ water IL struck the well
Wut b" Valuable, aui at, u.r ustug
much H1trr can bfTJrd g. give n good
snm Ter the chance
M,,- I'auu,r Bcitrum, Nlu uns ,is'.
lug N,'h FL lut,u, aud family, received
word iaSt ,,rn,us that ter brother.
Harry licrttum, NHr lying TT tncu,tt
- death ~ ~ lHuis. ST." 'rfr un the
midnight tram nrr,mta r"d G> Mrs
r"tInG aud children. Harry Bcrttum
" fk"d fpr MIR + run h,t year, ard
ha' uULy friends ~ Nus ri'l
49, y klu,ball ra proving met excel
,r'' r"rk nt the Arui!. lis a.sr-turt
I- IT, l.VI-, nluuug man ftom Iruu'ad.
t.n- Mrlar"i, the clerk undrr the ,lI
m,uasrm, ~ and inst r'as- .nr at that,
N."li Lave b,ra tria,tpd t., Mr Mics.
uui fur CERTAIN rumurs, uu' ,mtuntirg
r. 600 Mr. MrIuuc,, IuWr,rt. trh tom
t"tl'd quitting when The change wns
mad"
l'"fluulrs at iu'rlunku Euin, even
49, u'd O. n'uuiug unto 5u'cl,,k IA,
v'!u NrUtue viii be- a.. lrNr-h New
Nyr coz tie f,ast - Rash-haehuuoh.
IT, swrI l." the 40 anniversary 4 Il,
creation ~ the world ac.utdug t. tie
ioNl-h chronology. The Jews ~ thus
- vii Keep their stores closed fur the
'~ruti four hours mcn,lui,d aDu,c. aud
Proper services vii he conducted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Frank Cornelius, VI Purcell. Ind. Ter
says; Il induced Mr.. Pinson, whose
wife had paralysis In tho face. 10 buy n
bottle OF Chani5erlin's Pain Balm. To
their great surprise before the bottle had
all been used she was n great deal better.
Her face had been drawn TO one side; but
the Pain BALM relieved oil pain and sore
neaa, aud the mouth assumed its natural
shape" II IN also q certain cure for rheu.
matism, lame back, sprains, swellings
and lameness. 30 cent bottles Tor sale by
ThoS. ii. Burgess a Son. Druggists.
The many remarkable cures OF catarrh
effected by the use Of A, er's Sarsaparills
10 conclusive proof that this loa,hsome
ami dangerous disease 10 one Of the
blood, only needing such searching and
powerful Alternative 10 thoroughly eradi.
cate,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Her Presence not Needed

Maud Drew, the dlssolut. street walk
or and common prostitute. who was
picked Up on First street dead drunk.
the other morning and lodged IN the city
jail, 10 back again after being sent away
FROM the city on her soldering up She
arrived from tho north last night, So.
cured u hack and gave orders for tho
driver 10 take her II spin around the
town. She stopped At u well known re-.
sort, made rush Tor the bar, called Tor
q drink u whisky aud with one swallow
drank wine glass; half full Of red eye. ="
She made some money while away, but
the same dirty, greasy calico dress, with
the same filthy straw hat. still covers her
persun. She should be arrested and
kept out of sight uf decen, people IA
soou IN ehe nakco her appearance on the
streets She came her from III Pasu,
and III Psso il requested Ia send for her
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Nrtr-lna Wen News

TIC nt..,,an we'll ,Ymm,,,,, - IN.
Commercial r.un bnd II u,,.,,,,,, nj ,l,,
c.,i r.Iuu,- Last might. mad nJi,u,,,I T.,
mr,.t ~ H., ANN. r',,.,. ia r,n,,,,, ANAL,
NIX Mr Barraur, Tho man wit. m.
we'll /. r,ns uutGt. wa. .,\,,..t.d ,p meet
with Ia, committee, I'm, -, l.,,rru,sr,.
srr.trd hnm l,m stating TINT H., lnL
teen nN, .llrd 1, - Ia I,ns Cruces IA l,,,,
atr. ht- n.nrl,n,r, and c,,lJ NOT l.,
pr,,.nt, TON, wa. road, t,.yni,.votl, an
aNrIn, TIM. p.,nt Whenever I'M, r,orl.
.n.u.I 90, t,nd, far I,. s,r, r.. Th.
committee d,,cus-.d IA. stun,,on II,
SOM. .cu.lh. aud finally o,i,tu,r.d tim,
lLn work ought e. IL. urL.tt.k.n IN n
hu.,u,.. Ike. VA, .uJ With ca,tn,
.uuu,h -un.cr,b, hawai- dean wall .
necessary. Mr. H,r,nu, vh, am g.,
merit. md claims +, INV, magyar m,s.,lhv
'"''' '""' "'"'" '''' !" "e''''"' '''H 'he
dtplh az winch water could br had, IL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
a lhiId's Party

Miss Julia aud Master George Collier
the two pretty little children OF Mr. and
Mrs. y. &, Collier, held a pleasant child's
party at their parents residence yes,er.
day afternoon, 10 which the following II =
tie people were invited and took part in
the innocent festivities: Stella and
Genetto Walton, Juan, Flora and Anita
Otero, Willie and Alfred Mcclellan, Mary
Whnm, Lizzie Hughes, Fred. Whiteman.
Louis and Herbert Brooks, Ada Camp.
field, Stella l.ewipson. Isabel Spencer,
Belle ATmiju, Erna and Harvey Fergus.
son, Rhenetta and Lorian Miller, Jr.,
"Bady" Pearce, Tommie and Jesse Ksle.
her. Cecil iiostetter, Pearl Mupson and
little Miss Borradaile. II was very
sweet party for the happy little folks, and
Miss Julia and Master George enter.
tanned their guests in good style.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
Bridge Bonds.

The bridge bonds carried by large
majority 10 this city the majority is
over 400 Barelas gave a majority Of ~,
and old town gave small majority, In
the country precincts the vote was very
light aud most OF the people favored the
building Of the county bridges.
A faded or gray bcard may he colored
a beautiful aud natural brown or black,
at will, by using Bu.kinSham's Dye for
the whiskers,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03
a Land tsrhattaH~.

Messrs, Thornton and Clancy appear,
ed before Judge Lee ut Los Luuas on
Monday IN behalf 81 the owners Of the
Nicolas Duran do Chavcs land grant
against Barbara Sanches. The latter
made homestead cutry within the
boundaries Of the grant and received u
government patent therefor, The grant
owners brought suit in eJcctmcnt, aud
Mr., Upton, OF the surveyor generals OF.
tee, was called upon 10 give testimony
respecting the grant and It's approval by
u surveyor general years ago. Judge
Lee, however, held that the govern uient
patent WA superior to the grant claim
aud affirmed the right II tue homestead
or to hold 100 acres. This decision, II 10
said, h no wise effects the stat us uf the
grant. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Last night, about II o'clock, Ne Eli.
"Ard Turllna, son ut J. u. Torlua, was
going home, walking along the miserable
sidewalk on South Thirl street, he IT. de
ehor, step of u the s,ree,. crossing
Just beyond the bridge that crosses the
acequ,a and fell 10 the ground. both
bones IN the right ley being broken mid
way between the ankle and knee. ic
crawlcd for a Few yards and hailed n
pasecr by, who summoned Meesrr. Nc
Lean and Dorscy, residing near by. and
they conveyed the in ured gentleman to
hls home DR.. yesterday was imm-di.
ately sent Tor, and the bones, which had
cut their way through the tissues of the
flesh aud were protruding, were put back
and proper remedies applied. II Ia the
doctors opinion that Mr.. Torlina will
have 10 remain in bed Tor at least ak
weeks Mrs Torllna il not ut home,
having left Tor visit to st. LOUIS rela.
tlves only Wednesday night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

Capt. w, \. ALBEIT, VINO has long
been with Messrs, perclval a iIat,on,
real estate and insurance brokers, Des
Molnss, Iowa, aud is one ~ the best
known and most respected business men
IN that city, says; II can testify Ia the
good qualities ~ ChRn,berlln's Cough
Remedy, Having used u in my family
Tor the past eight years, can safely say
II has no equal FOR either colds or Group"
d cent bottles Tor sale by Thos. IA. Bur.
gees a Bon, DruRgists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

from tho northeast. List night, forum
a,ely, Mr.. and Mra Reber made their
bed on the floor aud tlcp, there, Tor had
they been sleeping IA the brd and the
Ns,n'sln H0"'" thc tat TUT CIuHtN
10 day would nayr ~ chronicle mid.
night murder ~ Que " the other
instead ~ telling the People ~
another attempt ~ AS-asslnR,c the
gentleman and hls ate On being
Questioned 10y the reporter. Mr. Iiebet
stated that be- aud his Wifo heard two
shuts, and that the, came from some
person On the northeast eide ~ th.ir
house, bUt hclug f-ightcurd, from the
fact that u shu, NRs tired mt their
house last "a urday ntsht they laid Jcr
fecth quiet AM dl but iu,r'ugatr until
this morning. meeting With the unu,c
result-. They cannot imagiuc Who has
It N 'ur them NJ Ec',rr IL here Ia
suun engage IN the spud water business
Mrs. NINA Schrtudl, Nho lives within
fifteen yards ~ H." place, statcs that sle
d,d not retire unit, about L. O'Clock lnst
nlght aud that she heard to shots.
II any Icrsuu hus dcugup upon the
ME ~ Mr. ls-hrr OF LIy Nlir they are
surely takus very UujrfhaLdrd man
nct Ia winch g. Hy,uSc their AturEs.
la, them c1nc uut nud make known
their grievances
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-03

The Nswe % tee Ress ana Isseer
s'ompan1 tnantsnau, ~ changed

Compan, Inssisasa " Chassee.
Since the reorganization ~ tho Hook
and Ladder company one % the Nuina
trcr hire COMPANIES Of the department
aud the election ~ new aud active Of
iiccrs there has been disposition, unsn
imoua al that, Ia change the name ~
"Shenhcld" TO "F-rgutson," and a, Il
special meeting held laet Tuesday night.
IN which largo number ~ tho members
participated. the following card was
drawn W mud ordered pfes.h ted Ia Hon.
H. u. Fctgussnn:
ALbtVt ERoJE, n. N keut. ~. VI. /
Hon, II. H. fcrsu--on, Albuquerque, ~
Dear Sir At epccla meeting ~ the
nembrfs = the above hook aud ladder
conn ANY held this evening, Il vas agreed
unanimously To change the name ~ the
company aud Jour name was unanimous
" adopted instead. A committee was
appointed 10 confer with YOU " 4.
McCtright, foreman, Meaers Geurge NJ,
Cuudlh and John JacObJ, committee.
men. Yours,
W r. MCCRKrunr,
Foreman Hook and Ladder Co
THIS morning Mr. Ferguson answers
IN the following clegan, manner, IN which
he pays n high tribute to tue yolupteer
nlcmbers u the Hook and Ladder
company
AIntVt mot ., y. NJ, Oct. =, VI.
Tow ! No r,shL foreman, John Jacob, aud
h"utg" 'undih committeeman
forming me ~ IT,. desire " the Shcniisld
Hook aud Ladder company to use my
name IN connection with its organization
has Just teen handed Ia tue.
! appreciate fully the compliment
conveycd, and whlle not accustomed to
E|k nuturiety, ] can see no objection To
having my name associated with yulun.
trer lire company, ~ my town. composed
" young men ~ my acquaintance, whose
sole object IN uniting ~ such organizA.
ton IL Ia more effectively devote them.
selves Ia the unsrltish service Of others.
II IA not on,y n worthy example IN every
community volunteer fire company
but u IN cunoblIug To each participant
10 realize that he stands ready to risk
health and life to save bis town and his
neighboru from loes
Very respectfully,
III. Is. FIRCcs>oS.
1t will be seen 10y the above that tho
office seeks the man" and pot the man
the Office The Hooks made most Ell
cellent move III changing the name ~
the "Shenheld Hook and Ladder com.
pary," winch will be known in the future
as the Ferguson Hook and Ladder
company Mr., Ferguson il one Of Al.
bnquerque's popular citizens and the
tire boys havo unquestionabiy honorcd
themselves. All hail to the "Fcrgusson
Hook and Ladder company"
AT to morrow evenings special meet.
ing they will select new uniforms will be
measured Tor them at once, with insiruc.
tions Ia the manufacturers Ia have them
here at the very earliest date.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

IF the tin plate industry cannot be
carried on successfully in this country
why is it that eleven large plants are
now in process of cons truction? The
free trade men did not imagine thst it
was as easy to erect tin plate plant as
1t is to make mud pie, did they? II
not, why the cry of failure before there
has been time to erect plant? IN
der no circumstances was it expected
by common sense, business brains
that plants would be in operation be-
fore the new tariff creating them,
went int effect. Only the free TIRE +.
ders expected this.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

THAT baccarat scandal trial will be
made much of. Bsccarat is played
more or less by thousands who will
hold up their hands in pious horror
at the revelations made in court.
The Prince of Wales is not RESPONSE
bic for another mans dishonesty.
The real crime, as human opinion
goes, is not in doing but in being
found it out. Such opinions are I'M
wholesome.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

THE Philadelphia Press is not
worrying over the republican nominal
ton; but, to those who are it offers
the following suggestions, in the way
of cold facts:
"The next republican candidate for
president will be nominated by the
republican national convention, and
the republican national convention
will be chosen by the republican
voters of the country. Political
prophets and spectators will do we'll
to remember these simple facts. 1t
will save trouble"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

THE Tyler Democrat is not ena-
mored of the work of art, so called
that is supposed to adorn the capitol
grounds at Austin. Criticising this
chef d'@uvre the Democrat and Re.
porter says:
There never was a more complete
farce on this earth than the Alamo
monument. so-called, which now
stands in front Of the capitol building
at Austin. In conception and execu.
ton it is dead failure. 1t is
made i'm imitation of an old
Texas well.shelter, or patterned
after sentinel's box around
the walls of the penitentiary. The
bronze figure on top looks like he
had discovered q gang of ducks in
the Colorado river and was preparing
to take a pop at them with an old
fashioned rifle. If $4,000 was paid
for the concern, the price Is q bigger
monument to the folly of Texas
financeering than the i'll Y construct.
ed lot of stone is to the heroes of the
Alamo"
The old heroes of the Alamo have
very little to thank either San Antc-
MO or the state of Texas for. If they
are in any sense conscious of the
things that now are in the Lone Star
state, for whose independence they
gave their lives, they will not
feel any divine exaltation at
the manner in which their memories
and their services have been per-
petuated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

OUT of AZ 900 Jews in Moscow 40, 900
are ordered out and told not to stand
on the order of their going. The ref
ugees are not permitted to tarry in
Berlin and London gives them the
cold shoulder. Most of them will be
shipped to America in the end.
Uncle Sam must revise his immigra.
ton laws.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

UNCLE SAM is old enough and
shrewd enough to understand that
there is very little profit in exporting
crude materials. The export of the
manufactured goods pays, and for
reasons. Export flour not wheat; pork +,
not hogs; refrigerated meats, not
stock on hoof and it will add from
ten to twenty per cent to the profit of
the transaction. 1t is because OF this
among other things that manufac.
lures need 10 be protected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

Chiffon will canvass Texas. What
for? Is the ball opening for the next
campaign already? 1t really looks as
though there was something more
than wind in that alleged Hogg.
Chiffon combination versus Ross
Mills. If the fight begins this early
how, when, and where will it end
and what, o! what, will the harvest
be?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

RUSSELL HARRISON says MS father
does not want denomination, or at
least that the family are opposed to
it; also that the utmost good feeling
exists between the president and
Secretary Blaine, socially and politi-
cally. Now, If Russell will put a
plaster on Arkell's mouth we may
have peace.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

The democracy think that it would
be a means of grace to President
Harrison to compel him to read one
or two democratic papers every day.
Harrison's worst enemy would hard
ly be so cruel as to impose the in
Fiction. Make it bread and water,
hard labor, anything but death by
slow torture.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

The republican party looks with
alarm upon any movement that
would weaken the popularity OF
Roger Q. Mills with the democracy OF
Texas. The republican party is
banking on Mills as speaker and he
cannot get there if Texas goes back
on him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-04

ONCE more Fosters prediction
comes to pass and all the northern
section of the country is flooded, and
hailed over, and split with lightning
bolts, and swept with cyclonic storms;
only in southwest Texas are the
elements at rest and the husbandman
at peace.