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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15
First publication FcI
NOTICE
To Il. NJ. Scott or his heirs.

To II. NJ. Scott or his heirs.
You are hereby notified that / have cxpend
ed one hundred dollars in labor and improve
mcnts ON the Henry Kncl lode. situated In
the Gold Hin mining district, Grant county,
New Mexico. rs shown by the notice OF Local
ton recorded IN book ii folio 3f3 CT the min
ing legation records, In the Office OF the re-
cOrlcr Ofsaid county. In order ID hold said
premises under the provisions OF section &24,
revised statutes of the United States being
the nmOInt required to hold the spmc for the
year ending December 81. 1890, ana II within
pinety days from the publication of this no
lice You fail ar refuse 10 contribute proper
tiOn Of such expenditure ~ cO-Owner tOgcth-
or with tho costs of this publication your i'll
tcrcst in said claim will become the property
OF the subscriber, under said section s2f.
HENRY KAEL.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15
For fun particulars call on

DRoPOsALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
AT ROAD STAT1ONS.-Headquarters
department 81 Arizona, ONCE Of the Chief
Quarterinaster Los Angeles. California, April
~, 0vl-sealed Proposals. IN duplicate. viii
nc received at this Office, until II O'clock a. NJ.
on MONDAY, May Is, 1891, nndGpencd i'm
ders, for the furnishing Of fuel. forage aud
Water at Road Stations In the Department OF
Arizona 20 passing public teams on detach-
ments or troops. duriBR the fiscal year COM
tnencing July !, 1901, N endiag unc 40. 1872.
hiank iorms Tor proposals, combining partic-
uihrs on the supplies required nH9 instruo-
non 20 this ohicc. or 20 toe eUartcrmastcrs ut
Forts Apache. Bowie, Nsanf. huaohRca. and
SAN Carlos aRd Whipplc narracka. Arlznna
Territory. apd FOrt Blyard. Stanton and Win
Roto, New McNico. Tho government reserves
the right To raicct any or an bids. A. s. KIM
tcrmastCr.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15
EoRFElruRE NOTICE
70 r.. NJ. Scott. or his heirs;

To r.. N. Scott. or his heirs.
You are hereby notified that ! have expond-
cd ono hundred dollars In labor and improve
ments on the L. ID. Miller lode, situated In tho
Gold Hul mining district, Grant county. New
Mexico. us SHOWN by notice OF location record
cd In book II, foiios 400 and 40l, mining lOca-
tiOn records, Ia tho Office of the recorder Of
said county Ia order t0 hold said premises u1-
dor the provisions of section 294 Ieviscd
statutes of the United States. being tbs
amount required tOhOld the sans les tle yonF
e9diqF December 81. 1890. and Il Within ninety
days frQiq tao publication OF thig nOticoayOu
fnh or rcfise 10 contribute yOuF proportion
OF such expenditure as ucO-OWucr, together
est in said claim will become the property Of
the subscribrr under said section NEf
HENRY kAEL.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case Of catarrh that can
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm,
West s. Trpax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
TEN. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c,
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
If you want to buy a watch, clock or d.
almond, or if you want your watch re.
paired in fret class shape send to
GEQ. w. HIcSox & HixsoN,
III Paso Texas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

To Il. NJ. Scott Or.his heirs:
You are hereby notified hat I hnVe eX-
pended one hundred dollars In labor and inn
prOvemCnts on the Dandy Jim lode. situated
In the Gold Hin mining District, Grant county,
New Mexico. MS shown by gnotice of location
recorded in book II of mining location rec
Ords pages 226 RId 221 rs will appear by Ger
tiiicatc filed ON December 10Th 1894. at II :OO
n, m, in the Office of the recorder of said
cOhnty In order to hold said promises under
the provisions of section 2l24 revised statutes
of the United States. being the amount re.
quired to mold the same for the year end
ing December 81, 1890, and If within ninety
days from the publication of this notice you
fail or refuse to contribute you proportion of
such expenditure as a together
with the costs of this publication, Epur inter.
est in said claim VIII become the property "a
the subscriber, under said section 2f24.
HENRY KAEL.
First notification Fob. b. IsaI.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15
Ore Shippers

oonsign their ores to III PasO Smtltora
have the sampiinr. weighing, etc, super
yised and COuntcr-ussays Of check samples
made by Reckhart and Hcckelmnnu OF the
independent Assay Office mt tue rate OF 80
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15

Lost Monday night Engineer Suter
was coming in from the west with a
heavy freight train AT that time
Guy Lowe had backed engine l4O an
the caboose track. The %swltchman
left the switch, which has no light,
turned for the side track and Suffers
train went down the side track. The
two engines met but so gently that
the chief damage was a couple OF
busted pilots. The fault is said to
lie between the switchman and the
switch light.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15

Silver City now has ten saloons, the
residents Of the hill give their beer
away. Deming has ten, Pions Altos
four. Georgetown three, LordsbuFg
three, Leitendorf two and Shakespeare
one, Gold Hin aud Hachita are strict
" prohibition.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15

Carl Merrill, accompanied by his
wife and son, vas in town Tuesday en-
route to Clifton where Mrs. Merrill
and Master Willis will spond tie SUM
mer with Mrs. Merrill's sister, Mrs,
MaXOn.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15

The Rio Grandc has been above
high water mark the past week. The
low lands at Ell Paso have been under
water aud.considerable of the Santa
Fe track has been washed out. so
much that orders were received here
Wednesday to receive no cattle ship
mcnts for that road. Wednesday the
Santa Fe trains from the north in
stead OF following the road down the
river came to Dcming and took the
Southern Pacific track to El Paso.
The latest reports were that the
waters were falling.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15

and Judge Henderson. The usual
fattering resolutions were reported
and ordered spread on the court re-
cords.
Harry Oassen and c. II. Dane Sc
cured a mandamas against the county
commissioners instructing them to APP
appear as a board before the court
on Wednesday Of this week aud show
cause, il they had any, why they should
not pay the balance due on last years
work as assessor,
A large number OF cases wcre dis
posed Of by agreement and default
among which were the following.
l.. r. Brit vs.. A. Il. Miller judgment
for plaintiff for S52.77.
j. NJ. Gaddis VS.. nipple, Tonkin
and Grecnman, judgment for plaintiff
for sl,1O7.27.
Never had a preparation a more ap-
propriate name than Ayers Hair
Vigor. When the capillary glands he
come enfeeblcd by disease, age, OF
neglect, this dressing imparts renewed
life to the scalp, so that the hair as
sumcs much of its youthful fullness
and beauty.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15
NORTHEAST lies Gold Hill.
CoUTH Of Us are Shakespeare and Pyramid

NORTHWEST ore Carlisle ana East Camp,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-05-15
LORDSBURG

Is the Depot of supplies for this cxtenetYp
mining district ana for tle hundrecs q
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EuRoPEaN DISARMAMENT.

An Eastern free-trade. paper discusses at
some length tile probable effect of the
partial disarmament in Elrope. 1t esti-
ma teS@ That. at least 0ne-siXteenth OF the
WORKING force of Western Europe is alb.
s6tbgd in the armies Of the several tons.
lii case these armies eeput.on a war foot
ing the proportion of men in arms to the
men. of adult age. would become to less than
three. The Industrial consequence of re-
storing a con siderable portion Of this wasted
labor force is. tlien considered. The imme-
.&diate oonseq4 eite Will besto stimulate pros
duetion and lessen. cost Cur ffee-trade5
CONTEMPORARY continues in tile following.
strain; How does5this country stand with
refeTente. TO the new or:newly widened con-
tests#ef trade thus presented? It stands
with ITS hands bound by gratlGtous, uli=
eqGAleq, unnecessary and oppressive tax
atton I'm pesedstn the general body of the
nation Tor the exclusive advantage Of a
small proportion of each of a small number
|. of INTERESTS The protectionist takes q
tliffrfent:vEew of the question If, by the
/ redGrti0n Of European armies aud the con-
Seqpelft incFeiseYiil tire proportion of pro-
ducets t0:e0nsumers, thezcest If production
Should be iesseae1 In urapesfhe protective.
tariff SYead stand between us and a more
fufuotis cqmipetition<tlan Europe offers iln-:
der present conditions. a free exchange of
! goods between Tile United States and the
eouatfies IF Eqfo pe.Ngould be. attended with
mQre etrous: eo nseqG observation-disclosures
Europe pfodnetion tHafi. at. present III, on
the other hand, wal. should absorb larger
proportion ofihe.E European working force in
the m ies, thu5 increasing tile ineyttablecost
| OF :proaue9lon, our duties en- European goods:
iHlslie.pe Ied uoed OF abolished entiTelg witll:
yt9ts aanser 20 cur manufacturing ldtl5tffes.
/ IL ;Ehrepe shqnld alsarIn, or paftiall ". dis
arm, it isnot ger taiH5 flat the cGstf rroi =
| ton would be lesseneds The c6s3: ~ ~,
I dtIcifan isdetefmined by the rates 81 waees
which, in;tur1i, are deterntned blythe power v;I
| oftherGllng classes: 10. keep, the laborfat
/ classes atwork for. Che pittaIce that barely.
SUPPORTS them. TIE tffsbanding: Of armies
/ and the restoraton of. soldiers to$tle indus:
trial force would be;a: signal for labor to as
sert ITSELF Ylie poWerof repression would
be lessened and the power Of aggression
greater. Labor in Europe is not content
with its reward: - ts submits to the. ihevi-.
table. The men drawn from its own ranks
are arrayed on. the side of the Government.
With half of the soldiers distributed =among
tic workers labor would ASK something
more than a bare living and would be in
condition. 70 enforce its demand The
necessityforan American tariff would tlisap-
pear with the establishment. of The Ameri-
can standard OF wages in other mnnnfactur-
ing countries.
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THE. CANADIAN ELECTIONS.


:. A close canvass in Canada Is said To dis.
CLOSE the probability that the Tories viii
:l;aye "a small. majority in. Parliament f
: Will he rather surprising If. Ills result does.
met follow: The liberal party can trrjtnise
.Iothing:: 1t can promise neither restricted
nor unrestricted reciprocity with,the United
Stats. Some ofjhe leaders ye.repfesenteff
haAmeriean Congress as disposed LET the
liars dQWn. but they have No authorttyto
make promises to that effect. +; Wheh the
test comes it viii be- found that conditions
VIII be imposed upon Unrestricted reel
.procity that Will not ba paiatabie Ia file
Canadian people, The American Congress-
: VIII be required by public opidi6n to take
some measures to insure an equality OF III
dnstrial conditions in Canada and the Jfafsefl
g ates before Canadian products will be sd.
m1tted- into the United States free of. etrtv
! Sir::;J ohm MacdQnalqs plan OF ''rest ricted
: RECIPROCITY, is aslittle likely to.neet public
apprDgal on this. side as the Liberal plan of
! unrestricted reciprocity" The farmers
ana miners will mot relish being. selected "a
. the class OF Producers to be exposed to COM
petition " It'll Canadian producers. There &c
:. another@, influence which tells against fba
g, Liberals. Canadian Catholics do not onite
comprehend the: American doctrine Of aheo-
late religious freedom. They cannot fndorso
GGoVernment that does not favor anv 70
liglous. sect Knowing that the Catholics
are IN minority, they Imagine that The
members OF that church rest under :son,e
Find of disability. They have an idea that.
the Government must be for or against and
that when it is not "for" ii is ''apainst."
There is an impression Also that the nro.
hlDltlon OF religious instruction in the pub-
nc schools is blow at Catholicism. With
that faith more than with Protestants. re-
liginus instruction is part of ordinary ed
ueation. Catholic parents would not like to-
have their children attend schools i'm
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SENATORIAL.

:: Misunderstood that such Senators and
AssemJIymen from the southern counties as
sh6id.themselves above personal c9nsidera-
Eti.rs in their choice for Senator will vote
!. FIR al; asp.rant from their own. section Of
lie STATE Its natural and reasonable that.
. lev SHOULD do so. The Ger IA counties
!.2He}}5:t ING TWO Seaatorsltps fer some
:. It8fs. The present Legislature has elected
IA sanat0r.far six wears from one Of these
cl5idir=EIe<.- Either the northern counties or
theSost hern should now be considered, We
= regret very much to hear the gossip in pollt-
3aaicit.es that mercy considerations VIII
.ea1ltToltle election. TlepureRase Of votes
u sen u in. the most matter Of fac. way.
.lssjf There We're no shame. attached 20 trans
:-detiQus Of this nature. The very opennes$
. with. which the purchase.of votes.3s talked
>.qIs.is.Wi possibly render the use Of money
dangerous. Public men are becoming
resiiye under a condition of things which
renders nliElioHaires only eligible TO high.pt-
: fees. The fact that Transactions. Of this ma
.:tlire have been CLOSED oyer in fle past@is nc
assurance that they VIII be in the future
Vigilance Committees. are not: theresuitoi
s., he first crime. People are only worked ~
to desperate remedies by a. Series of of.
:: lenses. The one that exoites the outbreak
: may be less atrocious than others Chat have
: gone before, but it serves as. lie; lighted
: torch, all the same. H.. f.:
=. There is some quiet talk. ID Influential
circles fereshadoNing .yoluq t4lry action. Ito
prevent the delivery Of the senatorship if Il
: shall be purchased. An effort viii pre6a
bly, be made to concentrate votes on @sUmt
:. one of the aspirantS who issregardedas
:. above that method Of promoting his inter
.egstst and-on the failure Of spclr effort thu
Operations of the"sack'' handlers viii be
>carefnlly watched. Nancy in large amounts
can 0p4g. be used withont detection when NO
. =one is: interested in bringing ths: Offenders
:: to justice. tits time for California to throw
eff this yenal crowd. The fact that the
3: highest office in the gift Of the State i:
:. Knocked down to-the ijg4test#sbiGder is no.
..only shameful in itself, but tits the greatest
ctond.that now hangs over thaState. Here
- A State Mhich claims 10 be the richest and
nll9st productive in proportion. 10 population
:. :in-ths Union; a State that is aisunetivs
:. among all: others for its: maguffeenee4 If
=: grand way Of doing things; State that re
= wards public. service more ]iberallg thai
aHy.othersof its RANKS. and yet a State tha
gells,its highest office for not ot money!
is high tfmecthat this buying and selllbg q
,s6ffices- should be stopped = -
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nfy;". A complete answer to the: question
would require a little investigation into the.
reasons why the Improbable line was UNI
profitable. If il was found that an American
line of steamships could not be made TO
pay because aferefgn line in the enjoyment.
of a Government subsidy carried freightssat
lower rates than the American lns bsidized
line could afford, it might be an*act of wis
dom on the part of Congress. to put the
American line cn~an even footing with the
foreign line, The ncean carrying trade-4ss
the only industry which5is Conducted in the
United States on free-tade PRINCIPLES. The
nartythat. takes freight at the lowest rate.
gets it. Foreign nations, to enable their
steamers to bid low, have given them liberal
mail contracts. But when, a. proppsit9n:Is
made to. put:the American line 10 q position
OF equality with the foreign line, Tie whole.
army: of free. tralierS snafl at IT., PHI
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Society of Pioneers.

Tire Pioneers mel last evening, at their
Eall, Alexander Montgomery presiding. The
Marshal reported the following deaths for
the month of February; General w. +.
Sherman. II, g. Abel. J. p. II. Wentworth,
Commodore L. II. Allen aud William g.
Davis. Obituary Committees Were appointed
for the above. and resolutions Of regret
adopted upon the death of w. W. Ueney, p.
w. Kiser and j. BluXpnl.
c. Davenport CuShman was elected a
member Of Tia society, and resolutions were
adopted thanking Rev, Robert Mackenzie
for Il lecture delivered at Pioneer Hall, on
the evening Of February ST.
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WHAT Is A SuRSInY o

q democratic paper asks this question
anu a. ~ proceeds TO answer it in this fashion !:
w men company owns a line. of steam
ships and cannot make it pay, some Com
gresham offers an appropriation bill To
make up the deficit from the Federal Treas
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FILE NAIL .sr.rsfiyX ELL PASSED ~

The si;ijpir.g Bill as it came from the
tid,ise nj sse The senate, and is new in me
tlo1ss pm ff5s IFesidegt. Thers is no doaht
na!iSf - 35,sreyal-of the bill, The reason
= 80 % ne Senate for votes in favor Of
eeb 1in the House bill shows that tie
Democratic. distrllst Of measures 10. n L
Aaferid an tniustfies ls not overcome lf oe Y,
eraI Democratic Sel}atet5 yotest 10 eIhenIIh
t6e House amendne Mt rat Aer I'D an take ! tie
chances 81 the actipn oil eotfleFeflge CONE
lniItee. Itwas be tier, they th9ugA1' 70 ac-
espts the evil they knew thaji9Q take chances
al those They knew NOT of Tie nleasA re
hada narrow escape. IL was. opposed ~
part an the assunption that=A meftca 2 s !
now RAINING are making uiQuey without .
mail Subsidy Senator Gaalerpn -ceI ere -
statement te this effect cenfaril II. tile
Red Star Sine. which he said was :. .a sl..
bUSiTlPSS at "a boss. T. - >: .t+ =;
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~ 4; III IsIy WA. Butter6eId' nj Taylor
II FNi7 iyis-i,y Geo, F. hanson, at al7 Post
s':t;5l5j5,rrrs- j. simmons, a. 97J Harrison
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TTEsDxA
NOTICE!

A,g of our Patrons aebo fail to find THE
lfORNING C4LLJor sale Jy trdin-5oyS
aeiil coatefa f1ror by notifying ms Q3fce or
the fact, flaming The date and tram.
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which religious teachings are prom ol set l.
On this side we have become accts Isl.
religious freedom. We know what II meas,
We know that it is not a covert a.."eS lion
anv church:or sect 1t Is not;an dtsa .I;. an
religion in any form. II is simply .li'.. iJ
stneuce from active religious WOE Hjie
is=eSSential TO schools attended ny - -
OF. all .creeds aud DETERMINATIONS. - d:
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HIRsCH LIBEL CAsE.-Tle ease of Charles j.
lllrscb, manager OF the Post charged with
criminal libel, againcame Hp in Police Court /
Yesterday. By consent of both sides Judge Rlx
continued the hearing OF the case untilthe 18th
Inc :
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Fell Into The Ray.

Edward Jory. a small boy, who lives with
his parents at $40 Howard street, fell into
the bay from H0wart}-street Wharf on sun
day afternoon. He sank tWiee before he
WAS rescued. and thPh was sent home.
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An. INTERESTING 5SUBJEf T.-Atthe meeting
Of the Technical society next Friday evening
Naval CoHSuuc or a. w. stahl, U. s. N, VIII
read naper ON The Modern Theory oi Ocean
Waves" ills expected that the subject VIII at
tTacr avery large attendance
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DIeIDEND NOTICES.

t. dividend -Sotfce- Office of the
ef~1 Pacific Coast BOrRX Company, san Franc isco.
February IS s9l.-At a meeting of the Board Of
DFeetQrs VI the abgse-iiamed company, held this
Sls declared. nag able Tuesday. March 10. lsal |,
~ the Office df the company. 80 Montgomery ST..
Rooms I and u. Transfer BooSs close Atarcn 3.
1922, 1T 3 O'Clock r. ". aj.sE5 l,l-%
mr.. I'd Al ION IL CL0UCSI S4erefsry
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~ ,TnIn PREDICTIONS.
: 80. SIaNAU SERVICE. Z. s ARAH,l
%, Division OF THE fhclFlc, 7
r. All y seSt.f~su. March -, Is9 ID p NJ

E: r: 80 = S1aN,L SERVICE &; s ABAY,l =.
- =. ... DIVISION oF THE PAclFIc,
: :. :.EAS5 j BsSy 800 March ., Iss Ia: l-sSi' g.
Eyn6ps ; for the Past fwcnty-f5' ia. ft"lirs'
= Barometer has risen IN al districts eKcept
.sIi'.iif f51I.tu Arizona The cyclone has lisapi
,aared eastward over Idaho f@toWed by clearing
tip.sil58 Ell. tu. California aud Neyada IAe Wlnds
sse.1ener4 .y.S0ulh 10 westtn California ard Nevada
m fast 10 n0rthin oregon aud yEdSiIiilslqa DhFT
past twelve hours slight fiI ia 'ls
*Cter has 9keu place on the Washington coast Ste
7[ind5s rsisiE to easterly which iBacaies the DIS
taut alifz.ayh OF another Cycgue rem tbeoceau'
:Ihe WINDS have been fresh 10 brisk N Eastern Cai
5 firiia llf- Nevada. VI Iniemicca, Southwest 20
q. ii ijr5 1pT hour The aHti-ryc}one whfch moved
2 s5itrwSrd fIto washington last night win a cold
waves moving slowly eastward over Montana rue
te6ptra.ures are sJii considerably below freezing
in Eastern Washington aHd Eastern 0rests Dur
fly thu PAST "a hours there has been slight rise
: IN. Tie temperature il washington. oregon aud
3 western Nevada: elsewhere Ce0!et weather has
:. Irevauel.- Rain snow has tllter IN california,
.cSeyaifa and oregon: elsewhere FAIR weather has
= pretaHed The following preeipitatiogs have
eGetn reported from Signal service ststiopsl walia
NYalla "a; Baker city, 40; Rose1Hrs. 0d Eureka
SO; Red Biuii. .OS; winHemuces, Oh Carson city
Sacramento. .O6; Fresiof ,OS; San francisco
+. 10 Los Angeles. trace.
. - Forecast TIL r. NJ. Tuesday.
For Northern Califoruis-IAsat rains followed py
fan weather, except fair weather nj kee9er and
..CarsouCty; winds generally south TO vest nearly
Stationary. temperature, except cooler Al Fresno,
iCarsoBt:i yand winuemuccs.
. For, suutheru Caifornia-Fair weather; winds
generally westerly; stationary temperature.
: For oregon AND. Neutrality-suspicious. weather, ex-
cept preceded by light rain at Boseburg; variable
+ wIRds: generally north to cast slightly warmer,
e1cepf rtTiy stationary temperature in southeast
-5eCH. tfeg6u. ions p. FIS1-EY,
=. -, lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry lu CHARGE.
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Texas and the Gulf States diverted 10 the Cen
mai Pacific overland were forwarded yesterday
10 M0jaye by the Southern Pacific, From HAT
point they VIII be sent to Albuquerque by tie
Atlantic aud Pacific road.
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4 The superioriy.of Hoods SarsaparilIa is due Il
the tremendous amount0f brain work and.cpnstan,
care used In its preparation. Try one bottle aad
youwiil be eonyincedoflts saDeti0rlsy.
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CoUGIfs. -" R.oWas Bro1Gbt1t Tr6ches are not
new and untried but; having been tested bylongand
constant nsethey have attained well-nerltetl rank
among the few staple cough remedies. rs cts a box
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