davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-27
Exagarado optimiSmo.

Nuestro aoreciable colsga ds
Gasysma Ell Semanario Conner
cia! Sc nos esta republicanizandt
marcadamepte.
A 10 que, sin embargo, nads
t nemos que objetar, por aqueile
de que duefio es cads cual de ha.
Ger de su capa un sayo, que dice
el refrain.
En- el ndmero del citado college
correspondence oil 81 de este me,
leemos las lineaa que siguen.
"En'el suelo de Ia joven Anne
rica no arraigan monarqufas nj Inn
perios: el del Brasil no fu6 ma,
que una planta ex6tica que no pu
do aclimataIse.
Quedese ESQ para Ia vleja Euro
pa, psgada de tradicionalismos J
de sntiguallas hist6ricas".
Y estas liueas ha escrito E.
.Ssmanario Comercial despues d,
haber dejsdo estampadas las qut
van q continuation en- ell mismt
artfculo:
Sci Brasil, por ejemplo, Sc pre-.
para sordamente para Ia contrare
voluci6n, habiendo llegado la osa.
dia de los partidarios del imperio
hssta ell extreme de urdir vasto =
tenebroso complot contra la rep1
blica, por fortuna abortado 90 di-
ce EI SemGnGriol vi6ndose dos We.
ces en- la necesidad de suspendel
las garantiaa constitutional es Y de
declarar la ley marcial en- toda Ia
naci6n.
Los conspiradores, que no Sc dan
punto de reposo, pululsn por todas
parties, y ell sebastianismo, que es el
partido de Ia restauraci6n imperial,
iufunde espanto y terror en- todas
las conciencias ~.
Nosotros, que a'gda conoci-
miento tenemos ca las cosas del
mundo, = que al advenimiento de
Ia nueva situsci6n brasiefiA sobre
IN imperio, vi lima prec;ssmente
de su tolersnte J benesola demo
cracia, predJ,mos, sin fungir de
atd,pices, 10 que esta oeurriendo
en- sl Brasil; nosotros, repetimos,
tiehiamos tomar por este In CT -
rrespondiente nota de lo' que he,
mos trsnscrito, y la tomsmos, co
mo se We en- este artfcuIo.
Muy optimieta muestrase El
Semamarso COmerciaI, por un
lado, coo 10 repGblica brasiIens,
4unque por otro pints con ligu-
ores tintas los rigores y trastor
nos q que ha conducido aqueI
pats, s7tes psrsdisiscamente tran
quilo con el regimen imperisl de
don Pedro, 10 dictadura de Fon-
SEGA y Compafiis.
Cree Ell Semanario en- la CON
solidacion de6nitiva y perdurable
de Ia repdblica en- ell Brasil, 4 pt-
sar de que todo 10 que alIi ocurre,
desde el cambio de gobierno, re-
vels 10 contrario. Y 10 cree por
que, dice, las Monsrquias no
arraigan en- Ia joven America;
porque el Imperio del Brasil fu6
pIanta ex6tica, que no pudo acli~
matarse; porque ESQ debe quedar.
Sc para la vieja Europa, pagada
de antigUalIas, etc.
Preseindsmos de este, porque
dsmasiado sabe sl colega de Gaa
ysma que algo, m&s que Ago,
darian por zanzibar sue gohierncs
con los do las Monarquias euro
peas muehos paises de Ia ioven
America, en- donde Ia mayor par |
70 De las epdb.icas s6lo de nom !
,re 10 son, y en- donde muchos de
oa mAs feEvientes xedent0res del |
,uehlo sultan en- dictaduras ne-
'oniAnaa y podeFea onnimodQa y
hsq asor,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-27
0Olecta patri0tiCa.

81 total de il que, con destino
4 las victimas De los fsmporaIes
de ID Psniasula. viens pnblicando
q peri6alco otieia s.ciende en 4
Gaceta de hoy ! SIS III rs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-27
"GOBIEREO GENERAL

"HUBlEkNU HEN 5kAL
DE La ISLA DE PUERTO RIOO
Ell Ekcmo Sr Ministro de q. ira.
mar, en- telegrama de esta fecha
me dice 10 siguiente +:
"Presentada dimisi6n Gobiernt
? confiado por s. M. eneargo for
maci6n nuevo Ministerio 81 Sr O.
uovas, queda constituido bajo so
Presidencia en- esta forma:
Estado: Duque de Tetusn.
Graoia q Justicia Oos- Gay6n
Guerra Azcarraga.
Marina Montojo.
Hacienda Concha Oastafieda.
Gobernaci6n Etduayen.
F0mento Linares Rivas.
UltramGr Romero Robledo.
AL tomar possession del cargo COR
que s. M. se ha 1ignado honrarme
saludo afectuosamente 4 Y. e., &
las Autoridades, Oorporaciones po
pulares, Olero regular Y secular
Ej6rcito, Marina y habitantes esq
Isla, 4 cuyo bien y prosperidad con
tribuire con todas mis- fuerzas con
tando CON Ia cooperation de to-
doss.
El Excmo Sr Ministro de Ultra.
mar sa!iente, en- telegrama de ests
fecha, me dice 10 siguiente:
"Al cesar en- ell deeempefio ee te
Ministerio cumplo gustoeo debeI
msnifestar Y. E. mi agradecimien
to por cooperation que ha presta-
do todos mis- actos 0obierno, rogan-
DUE salude On mi nombre Autorl.
dades, Corporaciones, Olero, Ej6r
cito, Marine, Vo.untarios y habi-
tantes esa IslaD.
Lo que sc hace pdblico por me
dio de esta GaoetG extrG0rdinRri0
para general c0nocimiento.
Puerto Rico. Noviembre "a de
189I.--L4iSSO."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-27

Relaci6n nominal do donations para
alirsar las desgrGoias oDsrridas
altssnaane'sse on Ia Peninsula, cue
SO publicG en Ia GG0eta por doEsY-
do de Ia Jmnta 81 ordos del E3cmo.
Sir. Presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-27
GlCETA EXTRAORDINARILY.

He aqui Ia que circu'o el mar
tes dando cuenta del cambio d.
Minislerio, J del saludo y despe
ida de eostumbre de los Minis
;ros de Uitramar entrante y o.
Iiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-27
pasemos Ia exportac ion.

80 sVMs
D-rante q mes do Agosto iIti~
mo ~ ieroa 80 .os puertos do Ia
iala con carga y lastrs uncs, dc
'tgansito Y arFibada loo ctros, 100
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-27
IMPORTATION Y EXPoRlACloN.
AGOsTO DE 1891.

En- Ia Gaceta ha publicado !s
Administration Central de Con.
tribuciones y Rentas, con ell w B:
de Ia Intendencia General de Hs
eienda, un estado expressive de.
movimiento dc navegaci6n y sue
resultados en- las Aduanas de esta
Isla dursnte el mes de Agosto de
pr6ximo pasado ai1o, comparable
con su igual del afio anterior.
Vamos d extrsctsr ell estado en-
question.
Segdn ell mismo, dursnte el
mes de Agosto dltimo entraron
en- los puertos de la isls, con car
ga y lastre unos, y de transito v
arribada loa otros, los buquee. 3
mas que en- iguAl mes del afio
anterior.
He aqui 10 que rindieron los
expfesados buques al Erario, por
loa derechos que 80 veran:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-27
!UNTl PROVINCIAL Dg s0C0lRtg
SECRET4RIA.

Las v1cTrMAs DE La PENINSULA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-27

271829
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18

UTsLFEI FLFT7W EEhII NH""7
ruhu,hti every IussdAy and Friday. sub.'fir-
ton price, In sdunee, FER year. taco. .ii months
MS. three months 500. postpaid Of delivered By
eAfnsr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18

or the state maintained Ia the curly
years Of the Sixteenth century by some of
the great eccleslastic-, let Cardinal VOL.
hcy's household furnish nn example Three
boards were daily spread IN his hall,
wherever he might he resident. AZ ne
head ot the tlrst at a priest a. stewhi l.
A. the head Of the second, a ktAfht AZ
treasurer. aud ut the head 0t the third. an
esquire rs controller, Tue kitchen estab
lishment WIS literally organized, consist.
lux of master cook, whose daily dr.
was either velvet or snin, with gold ch
a. his badge Of Office Two under co
and six assistants, or lahorcrs, as
were called, besides two clerks ns cont
lers, and n surveyor over the drcssers.
In the hall kitchen were two cooks and
twelve laborcrs and children, the spleery
was superintcnded by a clerk. the pastry
layers, the sculerJoby four ,culllous be-.
sides one yeoman and two grooms. There
were yeomnn and groom In the lnrder.
two ycomcn and two grooms In the but.
terry; the same In the every. three yeomrn
and three pages In the cellar, and two yeo.
men In the chandlery.
The list is not yet complete. We must
add two ycomen In the wafery. q master VI
the wardrobe, with twenty assistants. or
male chamhermnids." In the bedroom de.
partmcnt yeoman and groom, thirteen
pages, two yeoman purveyors aud a groom
puUoyor In the laundry Then In the
bakehouse. two yeOmcn and grOOms, ono
yeoman nnd groom IN the woodward. une
yeomnn IN the garner and two ycomen and
two grooms as portefs at the gate,-All
the Year Round
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18

Men show a slayish devotion 10 trade
marks They buy particular brand o.
flour, and no flour appears NJ my yalue
unless u is got In u ceUnlu colorrd paper
bag, with q well known name written Voc
blue lnk across the front They do not
seek tho best flour. hut the Kind which has
a peculiar trade mari ,nstcl on the cover
ON the same princi that mankind buys
H. 'Jod. II choose. IL clothes, furnishes IL.
house aud reads IT, books IL dares not
trust Il, own judgment; IL follows the
crowd, II declines 20 respect any merit ex.
cept that of popularity
Is the book you praise by so.nnd so' In
that case n course Il must ic good. and Ii
l. necessary to read Il N1' By sucha.
onei Ali who Il Such n.oue' II there vs.
anything worth reading IN bis book. sou
may depend he hns copied II from S0.and.
NJ. Why. nobody ever heard OF him he
ioro' How Is 10 possible Tor thing To be
excellent which lacks the stamp Of fashion.
able APPROVAL
Why should not "such a ones" thought
be- ~ good NJ 'so'and.so',w Truth /. no
respccter Of persons. one Of bis arrows
may sink a. deeply into the heart Of Hobbs.
the carpenter, as Into the heart Of the wis.
est philosopher. I. not q saying true or a
truth immortal unless there l. written No
the beginning, Emerson says" or printed
Ut the end. ny shakcspcarrfn
Spaud 80 once was obscure. lie worked
hlswayto the goal with the same difficulty
that suchn.onc finds Il H. true be reached
H. while Thousands " Suchn.ouca fall a.
the ground. Yet the uttcmncrs Of these
may have been ~ wise aud tsrir thought,
as noble, by and BY. when sucha.unr hu,
gained a few friends, the bcst OF mru will
press, each eager 10 he tiF.t TO do him
honor Yet Bis voice may have become le..
ringing and bis words not 20 thrilling o.,
they ~ today. To recognize the truth
aud no merely the authority Tor the truth
Is rare virtue. Few there are who 20,
seAA lt-llafpers Balar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18
DESERET EVENING NEWS,

raSii.s.d ever day .Tc.ps suna.y It ~ m
lub,orp,on pric., In sdvsnes tiooo pr y,sf, fioo
,sr iaon,h, IS cents Tsf week, POSTPAID o. ds'efei
~ esffiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18
LOOK =. AT :: THESE :: BARGAINS! III!
ANOTHER CUT IN PARASOLS.
o do no, intend carry single reduction will dspo


Wo reduction will dispose Of them
brocsdci
Umbrellas from $500 $780, 5 $780,
s.7b, from $3.50 TO $500, etc.
rINnErRcID11IsII AND IsACD9.
Embroidery
l0c from Sc l5c from c to 20c from 5c to s5c from c 10 30
Magnificent Founcings 27In
81 10 %
Aoyor Hamburg mbodcr,s reduced from 6Jc 10 3c from
1000 J aucsp Vienna prices which will
In stock from So from loo to lOc from Sc l5c
$780, $50 To 500 from $500 To .5 from $1,000
CARPET rtmNIrI ANTS.
Tapestry velvet body brussels Muette In lengths from to
n Realize Pricu
80 Smyrna Mats reduced from 55c. to iOc
s.
ugs designs reduced from $500 to $685. from $500 to
one o pHniei Ctnm6 Cloths Gso oie, worth $3.50.
Mr.. +. II. Auerach j. going East for stock.
Closing PrIoe
ssssSi ess% S..i Ssfs jSi,cy %oa tom iio n@
~ FLANNEL nardoEn@ n~rny
S SS 10 81 ts.sSSsfs shs@.. ,issSs IS or ~.
9Ss i 81 isa ots p,t soiSs ws. value 81 =, .rnn
one iS soe 4 g, volta
9Rs y.sUisd
I. ms.
sl. IS. stiS ~
y. ne hhnif5SSFsd aah roff s. Is forun
aDrJTss' rUIsrSIszrIrTG DEPT.
0nele q ho,, Wss9 hs sthi', ay 90 NS,iea'S
Ssi no from mo- hon
s -. NJ 90 ss
Mammoth as SE Gs g, s Sis M T. . Ss,
GsR S's'Er" r.. AUmTtnAGTE nIISo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18

"l'm very sorry" said the young
housekeeper but you won't do"
whats tho objection TO me,
ma'amf asked tho would DO maid aux.
lousy.
You arc too tall We live In a
Yorkvllle HAT, aud our maids room Is
only by .. "-llaFpers Bazaar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18

Theater Gocr docking over diagram)
Il will take this seat.
Box Bookkcepcr-ono OF the pillars
Is directly in front of that seat, sir,
Theater Goer-So observed. pre-.
fer a pillar To u high hat. New York
Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18

IN the handsome new stone church IN the
village Is magnificent stained glass win,
dow. placed there by Mr. Howard In mem
DRY NJ Meg 4 small marble tablet under
meath tells the simple story of the young
girls herolim. ~ the bottom Of the win.
dow. In quaint lettering, af1 the worl..
Greater love hath M man than this, that
inan lay down his life for his iriends'
Peggy goes to church regularly. bat Il l.
not when 10 Is iilled with crowds " richly
dressed SUMMER visitor, that she finds the
most comfort. She Hikes Il boat when u Is
quiet and deserted.
Sometimes when the orgnnigi T. ptnct,c.
ing he catches glimpse Of q slight you'll !;
girl gliding into the church and standing
Tor - moment with ewes upliitcd To the
beautiful window Then the black robel
little figure knrel. quietly In the corner "
q pew. aud the many cnlorcd light falls
upon the fair young head resting g The
claspcd hands. Aud knccling there. with
the peaceful stiffness broken only by tho
deep, solemn tones u the organ rthoing
beneath the ffrttrd root. Peggy feels that
Meg Is not very far 81, Even death eau.
not separate them True Flag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18

ass 10 20 rsge Magazine, The shsaps., ard te''in
The country, specially valuable A. F,hss q ouHtni
history. Price. per volume Of % narb.r'. $40 ps'
tt,r o. %. mailed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18

siaut Meg wa. by the led hrousing the
soeper. 1T Is the house, Peggy thought
felt 10 before, but was not sure. one or
two more bookings like that and u VIII DO
vi over with usfp
The four frightened girls climbed up
hnriledly through the skylight. and drew
up the ladder after them. A. they stepped
out upon the roof the moon struggled
through a rift In the clouds and the flashes
Of the great light showed them on MI side,
drclry waste NJ water Nothing else was
visible save the tall. white tower close he
side them.
Meg crcp. 10 the edge u the roof. and
with pcggy's help showed the ladder out
by the ftful flashes until 10 rested FIRMLY
on the stone ledge Of the tower window.
"Now 20" she said, rcasmrngly, 10 Miss
Howard. Don't he afraid. Hold fast
10 the slides u the ladder and feel your
way on your knees from round TO round.
Then wait f0f a lash and raise Che win
dow"
After few momonis'oi suspense tho
young girl reached the tower safely Theu
II WIS Bcrtha'a turn, but she had 10 le
urged aud scoldcd and threatened byturns,
until Meg lost patience. "Nou arr vast
lut ltttluWH tlflN--Aul ItfuAilH lNFHi SUI
sud solemnly, AZ there was another CULVER.
Ing n the house under them.
"Meg 20 yourself Don't walt for her,"
cried Peggy. beside herself with fear
But Mcg seized Bertha by the arm and
forced her our on the ladder aud she. too.
managed 10 make the passage safely.
"Now. Peggy. rs your turn
The young girl drew back Not before
you." hut tho sound ~ Meg. rc-olute
voice silcnccd her Gtasping the sides u
the ladder. she worked her way cautiously
over. but as her feet touched the window
ledge she felt a sudden dipping of the fr1ll
bridge, aud house, ladder and Meg sank
out o. sight 10 an Instant. and the only an.
swer TO her dsspnlring cry, "Mrgl Oh.
Meg" was tho mad rush Of the cruel
waters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-18


Sale Prices this Department until sold
We cali attention TO further reduction Figured Sk Popgee
55c from 0j, 10 7r from sl5 s5c they
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

Last Sunday night a west bound
freight train was within about four
miles Of town when the engine hit q
COW. The COW was knocked OFF the
track but staggered back and caught
the FIRST car back Of the tender. The
near wheels OF the car were thrown
of the track and ten other cars fol-
lowed 1t before the train was stopped.
Luckily no one was hurt. The train
Was under the charge OF Conductor
George Rich and the engine was
operated by Jas. Barnett. An alarm
was Immediately sent to L~ordsburg.
Luckily for the road the new opera
tors had just got the wires to working
and the division superlntendent's Of.
ice was notified Of the wreck aud be-
fore daylight the wrecking train was
at work on II. The EAST bound pas
senger train wal held here until after
eleven o'clock and the west bound got
here a little after noon. The cars
vera loaded with general merchandise
and the mud was strewed with ali
sorts Of stun ranging irom.ambulance
wheels to soap. The old COW would
not have brought much money at the
stock yards but she proved TO DO a
high pFlcedo ne 10 the railroad com.
pany.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

NOTICE FOR PuBLICATIoN.-LAND OF.
IN hoe at Las Cruces, New Mexico, NOV. il,
1891, Notice 10 hereby given that the
following named settler has He'd notice Of hts
Intention 70 make final proof In support OF his
claim, aud that said proof will be made before
Probate clerk or 10 his absence Probate Judge
~ Silver. City NJ NJ on December ~, 1891,
via. Hollin III, Speed, OF separ, N, NJ, who
mado I'd. EAtry No, 1889 for the sK M X
sec -, .TpE 3, Range ~ " and lots and g.
SEQ 10, Up r. 3 FenRo II ".
no names the following witnesses . prove
hla continuous rehldonce upen, and cultivation
or, said land, VIII ", u Donaldson, Of silver
City, N. NJ apq 9eeego boTpbroQk, O. ~,
MeJ.
the allowance Of such proof, or who knowa Of
any substantial feaeqn,- under the law "A
tho regulations OF tho Interior Department.
why such proef should not he allowed, will
be giyeu an opportunity ~ tee above meas
toned time and pleo4 20 cross examipe the
witnesses on said claimant, and .to offer evil
dfneq IN fehuttal Of that 0ubmltted by oaid
elaiwank eAAupA J, EqpN1,
gisDt iBsarasn Nos, a
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

Last Friday night there vas one Of
the formally informal hops at the
Thinner House. Silver City which are
so much eHioyed by those WHO have
thesg0ed luck TO attend. Among the
dancers we're q couple Of Lords.
burgers who had q good time. One
Of the L0rdsbufgers was skating
across the floor IN q giddy waltz when
be espled something which had been
dropped by one Of the fair dancers.
by q quick move he managed 10 eSp.
tuFe the vagfaht article. After the
waltz was over he announced TO the
ladies' that he had found something
which 6ae Of them had dropped, but
held IL concealed IN his hand so they
could not sec what II was. Several OF
them claimed 10 have lost various ar.
ticles but none Of them answered the
description, not even that Of the young
lady who whispered inhis ear that she
vas short yellow garter. At last he
saidi II Will show you what l have
found, and then let the owner claim
lt,h lie opened his hand disclosing o
piece Of chewing gum, and In all that
assemblage Of falr ladies there WAS
not one who who would Claim II 90
QeF own.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

Asa preventive and cure for Group,
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy has no
rival. 1t is In fact the only remedy
that can always be depended upon and
that is pleasant and safe to take.
There is not the least danger IN giving
it to children, as it contains no injurl-
Gus substance. For sale so cents per
bottle at the Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18
RANCH FOR SALE.
KED1Is = CtAsSrN, Le.4ssDrq, y. n.

KEDzK8 y CLAssEN, kegdsburg, y. -,
squatters title, located, 1856, and
situated IN Graham county AriE.
Land unsurveyed and situated about
10 or IL miles from Clifton ~easterIy.
Living springs, and the land is sub
irrigated; wster can be had in from !
10 IL feet; 40 acres Of srabls land Is
acres broke and under fence; Soil is
rich and there is about 40 acres 81
together Of good farming land.
The location Is good for . small
stock or horse ranch-iO00 head.
Commands One range. Plenty Of
timber.
Command all the water water there
is 10 the vicinity which makes the
location an exceptional one for the
raising Of stock. Wind mills and 3
system Of piping would make II Of I'M
told value for an extensive stock
ranch.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

". 3. Rutherford Of Morenci, one Of
the owners Of the new bonanza ,mlne
recently opened Ia Gold dulch, had q
little disagreement with one Of ais
partners andthe matter was left to
the festive six shooter and Ruther.
ford gotta bullet Ia the muscles Of the
abdomen. The wound Is not 4 dan.
gerous one and anllcable relations are
said to have been resumed between
tho partners.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

NOTICE FOR PUBLIOATIoN-LAND OF
IN noe. at Las Cruces, New Moxioo, Nov. 4
1901. Notice Is hereby given that he fol-
lowing named settler has hled nOtioo OF HE
Intention 70 mako 1nal proo4 Ia support Of
his claim, and that said PROOF will be made
before PROBATE oloFk or In his absence Pro-
bate judge at Silver City, New Mexico, on
December Is 1891, Wat Cullen Stein, OF
Lordabnrg, New MoxicO. who h0a made %, d.
No, asst for the 81 \ 6M ri NE sM u; eh x
NE Y Sec n, TIP 20 10 West.
He names the following witnesses To proVa
his continuous. regidenca upon, and oultiVa.
ten Of eald land, via, frank Davenport,
Cal nakeF, ], n, Stevenson q ], Whitmyer,
auof Grant county, Now Mexico.
Any person who deairea 70 prQteet against
the allowance Of such proof or who knows 81
any substantial reason vndor the law and tho
regulations Of the luterior department. Why
proof should not be allowed, viii be RiV-
MR opportunity at the above mentioned
TINY and place 70 cross a4amlue the Wit
nofloa OF ani0 claimant and 10 Qner ~oVidOnO9
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

The dancers OF the town are making
extensive preparations for tho mas
querade, and from pregent appear
ances it will be a great success.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

Or. Woods went up TO Duncan
Monday, having received notice that
bis wife and son were slekr lie re-.
turned yesterday, having cured them
and about Q dozen olh0rao Of Tho grip.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

D. Cough, the superintendent Of
the Copper King company, at Clifton,
returned from his eastern trip last
Monday and was glad to get back into
the land Of sunshine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

Miss Susie, the sister Of Horace b.
Stevens. who is lying OF the latter's re-
sldence with typhoid fever, 10 re-
ported lmproying.--El Paso Herald.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18

The grip has had a pretty good run
In Lordsburg this season although
there have been but few who we're
completely knocked out by It. The
drugstore got to making up cough
medicine by the gallon.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-18
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