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What Is Going on Among tie Veterans OF that
section.

What Is Going on Among ihe Veterans o. that
section.
EnIoH AATToShL IlIIHNE "Ont0 Wushingtoul'
D. HoW lr fHil y3ug rls. sewer cen remember la
base lt'Hrd i.ic dying rcHae- ~ one Eupampmcut
80 r'aHc.f followed hy tHr oueer- l1r tIp meat n
D. lr EuI 81, mort. AIyt a. Eof.m over again
tfra. HHurI Post z, ul ltnn, Hts voted tl l9 aud
John h. logan Post JOSH Di Cambridge La- nB-
THcd committee in -l.lpn BE- action a. tlle Same
cHa. Iofr are considering tle matter. and tlicil
action yli ht reported lD your readers. Count ati
fnsr tcIusrtr- IHI o. b.g delegation. boz fact tll,
biggest tHnt tFgr lrN hur borders a. attend VA.
uuua EuuHuUmtut
l-o-i ~, uIl. be Instituted al Nuuiuclot Aug 2s
Department Commando Smith will accompany
INSPECTOR NeiHeTbat tHtsar
Tie following nute b. explanatory.
AEIIarIuE VA. July ~ 1881.
National Cemetery.
N4ta kind remembrance 81 Post Q, lynn, Mass.
sord % tho boys some Ivy from Gen shoridun'i
grave. Keep lt alive.
ln ~, T.. aua J., J. A. COMMERFORD,
superintendent.
o. Sept 2 ODE 56.h Mass Regimeutal Association
holusilE Reunion iu Continental Hall, Worcester
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10. 7O-sQrARE.

I. A musical instrument . A manufacturing
town of CampObassO. Italy. 8. The states Of hold
ing the best and third best cards at whist. 4 A
town OF Haddiugton, Scotland. s. To anger. g. A
river port Of ChrH, China. ,BijOu.J 2. Pushes on.
SAMMY SNUG, SOmerville Mass
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For complete list six months subscription 20
Es0tories For two incomplete lists, three months
subscription 70 same. To be- aw Rrded by lot
To- Answers, sOlvers, and prize winners will ba
given in No. -.
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On TOTALS steep they fought and died;
Brave men they were, those warriors true.
Though death swept down the mOuntRin-side,
They onward charged and him deied,
On TOTALS steep their glory grew.
Above the clouds that day they pressed
Mid HURTING shot that screamed Of deathf
Zen those who sank in bloody rest
Crept upward toward the SMOKY crest
Nor paused Til failed their dying breath.
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MARYLAND.

AT n meeting last weel. Of Gen. John A. Logan
Camp resolutions were adopted in memory of
COiOT-SergJ Joseph =. PostOn. The resolutions,
which referred ia feeling terms TO Bro. POstOn 5
worth, were drawn by a committee. II. Thomson,
Louis A. Frey and Jacob Huck. The charter and
badges Of the Camp will be draped in mOurniu <
for 80 days. The Camp attended the funeral in .
body.
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aud FOR n number Of years a lucoIhnllA, 'l'r'
neer on tho Chesapeake a OHIO Railroad lie was
Rprsriuted Postmaster az Huntington, ", as ny
resign before hs term expired, and lac at once
moved with his family 10 Boise City, whore nc s'i"
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THE GRAND ARMY.
News From The DGpartmentS---NeW
Posts, ETC.
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
CALIFORNIA,

CALIFORNIA
SrdgwiCS Post of Santa Ana, ID members WIZ
tl,.i5 families went INTO Camp ut Newport, near
thpi place. on Aug lh. Gordon Granger f"sl' ~
Orange. accompanied them, Regular camp inu-
time was established, ana nn #ll'c'lN' I''s',,t
fll,,,,aa ott eRrh dnv Much 81 the success ~ ihc
affair was due 10 the ladies OF lhc Relief Corps
IDAHO
Iud.nn snofnrd Depnrlmenl Commandor. was
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The fight i5 won-the foemen fec
The victors' cheers ring loud and deep;
And FIRST, Oh, glorious sight to see
The starry fag-fag Of The free
Waves LAST upon old TOTALS steep.
-IROS Mask, Batavia, ". x,
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REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings Of Rcglmeutal and Other Orsani-
zatOuS.
CONNECTICUT,

CONNECTICUT.
The OH Conn rcuucd AZ Mil'cr's Pavilion, and
the attendance WAS far better tlnu was expected.
The morning wns spent in social enjoyment aud AZ
O'Clock an sat down to q shore dinner. Capt
o'Brien sat al the head 81 the table and acted as
tUastmHalcr.
Letters Of regret were read from Rev. Father
coin. Ncb.: Capt Wilinm W. Wight Of New Or
leans aud Col. John r. IcaIy, 81 tbs city, who ~
NOW travelling iu Europe. 10 was the opinion 81
in Washington at tlc time Of the National 5n-
cumpmeut. A committee was appointed 10 look
after the history. The committee consisted II
Capt OBrieu, Col. IliZglbb0us, William Gleason
Michael Cohen uud John J.. IIealy. Officers:
President. Capt. Lawrence O'Bricnf Secretary.
William Gleason; IroHsurers, George L. Cook and
dents, Capt. Il. Sheridan and Capt. H. Garyey,
MnMunn-
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NV IERSFY,-

The Joint committees 81 Posts 81 and lO2, OF Cam
den. have decided to bold Fm open tamnlre lh
welcoming home Gen n. Burd Gulhb Minister
P.euiHotsut8ry 60 Spnn, lu the bih hrEl'noHl
charge of tile following committee: Post lu-, g. IT,
Davis NJ IA. Jones y 5. Delanlater, w. u. Cooper
Charles Shivers, d.. Jolm II. hroo6eri Po-l ", y;
M Kiusrv IIprris Grpileu. a.. s. Ma-rath, Richard
Drnse Samuel Gaul Martin Barney. GOV Abbott
aud Commander. lu- Chiyf Palmer Of New York,
W be invited 10 be present.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Attlc Reunion ~ The litA r. III. A. al Amsicr-
dam, Aus. Do and -H these officers were elected /;
Pres Charles A. shaw, Broohyuf First V-P,
David lour- Utica -rcYHd E.-P. r. D. Tnman,
Detroit; Third A-Pr Lulherlt0 Laooua; Seo
william ooDmTUzrr brooklyn; Treas, Joseph
IIspwurtH New York Mills. Cuau, Rev w. r.
HeImes, Iicliira Syringe; Color Bearer, William
D.. ~raUau- rlagEry. % was voted TO hold the
neat Reunion Boo Washington during the National
l.ncIiurmcui ~ important part Of TIC proceed
iiga W..s tbp action taken fJr ta publication Of "A
history ~ thn regiment Capt. George D.. kilaicr,
who wHs appointed rclimruial historian 40 the
Reunion az l7-f reported that material would be
available BOO tiU course gI iTrc months TO make an
auisU. iC aud croliale history and that The yvorl,
Of printing cuuId bee commenced as soon as the
necessary funds were la abe hands 81 the Treas
uTeE al abe glHucIta. association. ID b. proposed
o. issue book 81 500 b. 5.4 pages. with suitable
iilu-,IHhous 0 iin price 81 -. guarantee fund
of ~ 200 s Trgurrd o. pay FOR tlc first 800 copies.
THIS fund will Doe secured U paid up ruly-cr pti8us
aud contributions Iam The veterans aud their
iirua-. The aul-r u.ioHs ui those present at the
meeting amounted o. over 500 Tie work will he
4 nr nnHr complete Hs UD-s.hle.
l E. Nuuu.r Secretary Warsaw: Reunion isl
I y y Dragons, at Portage Bridge, Aug q. Write
Secretary
~ s. webster. Secretary. Auburn: Reunion 10Th
! - - HIa ~ - 4. Afi., 81 ti-ls place, sept 40.
Write o. secretary.
Secley Couovcr Secretary, Amsterdam: Reunion
Z 81 ltr 10th p. y. boa Rooms Of A.. s. Young Post
. ai.a eabIugt.r.1, photographed Col. Summons have
4 been provided Tor members. at a cost Of % cent,
I Tor 1IANs
Tho l2ith Is. y viii reuue Rt Neelcyiown, Sept
4 8, lu connection with tuc Reunion ~ veterans q,
4 Orange DutoHrsr, sullivan, Ulster and EOclllaHa
/ C0uutes Members oi tlo I2iih who have not 20
] c'.yed circular 90 July D. viii please notify tAs
Secretary, D. X. Mayotte s52a Greene avenue
! Brooklyn, ~ y.
Reunion 81 thc lG.h Legion. composed 81 5Cth ~
y, tii aud do iuuepu pendent batteries aud lsl y Y
] MID Rifles, ut hUciy lOwn. Sept. g.
Frederic tussuW, President, Auburn: Reunion
7btl =. y ~ lls place Oct 2
OHIO.
D.. w Cuuigan, Secretary THIN: Reunion lois
4 OHIO ut f1s.DflH Aug ~.
li ~. Phelps. M"sicryilc Reunion g5lh Ohio n
] NcstcryIlle sept. 3D.
George 81. StUll EOscylllc. wants 10 know wheI
ana where tuc Reunion II the l25lh Ohio viii b.
] held
Han S. Spellman, Secretary, DE Croft Reunion
ssh ohiom ltopsic Sept A.. beginning with Camp
fire on the 10Th.
VERMONT.
A. l.. Chandler. Secretary, Oxford. ~ IT,; IL
union Go. ID, lst Va. Cav. al Fair Grounds ~
Johusbury, sept. ., al ~ o'clock.
WEST VIRGINIA.
}. W. ShT0yer Secretary, Fairmont ReuniO
l4th W. Va. al this place sept. lO-l2 There will b
held al tIe same Time "A big Reunion at which al
West Virginia regime Ats Will be represented.
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RHODE ISLAND

IHa Department Commander wishes 10 ucyu0wl
rlel Use rgrrI,-I rs '.fi efdrd by SIuclm Po-t FU
ale -lHfHsHII NufoIi OF I5ue.lIu Post 20 aud al.
other comrades .a aafI IcIpatod boz tha escort u
Pros .iieuee. Aug. D. iD fHe Department officers
ls.ss-lc- tfls representative previous 10 the dc
p-riure to attend the -IlEcI Centennial
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Frank Ta'Imnn, Secretary, u Academy street
Auburn Tho Third Division, SIKH Corps, held d
Reunion nt Detroit, Aug. 3. Gen. J. Warren KcI
Or was preseut aud addressed Tie meeting. Gen
Eeifcr WIS elected President 81 thc Association
aud Prank IH.lmHu. Secretary and Treasurer. Il
WAS decided 90 hold iUr meat meet gg Ga. Washing
toH during thr next National Lucampmeut. Al
members Tre requested 10 send tlirir addresses
with company aud regiment, Co tAC Secretary.
Capt. john J.. Glenn, u. S. A., War Department
Washington: Reunion Society Army ~ The Cum
berIaud, at Columbus, o., sept. Do and II.
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MISSOURI.

A. J. TwHddcll, Ash Grove. All old soldiers
snilors aud their friends Tor the first time u the
history 81 Missouri invited 20 the Eden 81 Amer,
lo8, sept. and 3, 10 swap experiences Of :
quarter ~ a century ago.
Jam,s H. Vaughan, Sprngfeldi Reunion CtlI
BIO. Cav, boo connection with that Of the cx-Fed.
craI Association al Southwest Missouri. Rt Doiug's
Park, Springfield, Sept . aud 4. Write, Secretary
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T. b. Kelly, Secretary, Du Quoin: Reunion 18th
I'LL, al Murphysboro, SEPT TO- Write ~ you cGuuol
come. Reunion Of tie Southern Illinois Soldiers
ana Sailors Association, gt Murpbysboro, the birth
place Of Gen. Johu A. Logan, sept. and H.
james Lennon. Secretary. Reform: Reunion al
49ih Ill., sept. TO- al Murphyshoro during Reunion
Southern Illinois soldiers aud sailors Association.
j.. j.. Emerson, Secretary, New Windsor: lie
union lo2d M. Iu Alcdn Aug. rs aud -. Yourself
and family arc cordially invited 10 attend. Trans
portatiOn rates ot ono fare aud ouehiTd Tor round
trip on thc following roads: g, =. x q. and santa
lfe, oa oil lines cast ot the Missouri River; the
Central Iowa; Chicago Burlington * Northern,
aud Illinois Central. When buying your ticket,
call Tor return certificate.
GcoEe III. Knott, Secretary, Elgia: Reunion
l21th lli,, az .lt. Hall, Aurora. sept .
H. NJ Lusk, Monmouth: Reunion SD H., al
Eosoriilc Sept. 3. Write Secretary.
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CORPS NEWS.
GleaningS from National Headqnar-
tcrs---NOteS from the Departments.

NArIoSAL Headquarters w.RC, J
DELAyAN, ILL }
SRI PIKE SANDERS National President
ELLA REE. CoBEAN, National Secretary.
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CONDUCTED By YoUlxDE

Choice original contributions and solutions
solicited from every rea5or Of TIE NATIONAL
IEIEUNs Write puzzles on one sido OF paper,
apart from other communications. Address
everything pertaining 10 this department. 10
foUNNDT,' TIE NATIOSAL TRIBUNE, WASH
ingt0n, ID. G..
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MIRHESO'
MLsCELLkNENU

j. y. Enmcr. Wiuona: Reunion sth MINI. IN
Chamber % Commerce Hall, st. Paul, sepL9.
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IOWA

Tho -3d Reunion was held ag usual IN the han and
grove ~ lie l-l0-43.h Me- 90 Long Island. Casco
Hav, Me, Aug. l3. Two hundred and thirty
nine Original members az tie rFcimeHtRl ssEoCia-
lion aud nb0ut 2Zj guests attended, making the
largest uuc-day gathering since tIc war. Corporal
Tanner who happened ou the island, Was sent Tor
and made q speech Tie most pleasant experience
WIS the gathering again 81 j. members 81 the Old
bard under tie weIl-kuuwn iHaud Ter, their former
legGer The Old tuaEs were played, and the bows
responded with cheers and tears Photograph
were taken ~ the regiment aHd many 81 tEe cora
members, made Sarge group The association
owns hHl aud kitchen .ul a beautiful grove COW
criug acre 81 land fronting lHe quiet waters Of
Ca-co Bay. The names Df 25J5 meu were on the
rolls oil the combined regiment. Of whom over
400 a-c now probably alive. aud The p0stOflicc
address ~ 700 are known. Hon. H8uweI =.
French. lynn, Mass, Captain 81 Co. X, was chosen
lrr4idoit iur iHr coming year.
o. II. Thompson, Cornish: Reunion ga BE. al
Cornish, Aug 70
The rustler., 1891-12-11
Notice I'm Chancery.
Minnie Spencer Benton,
VS.. as.

Minnie Spencer Benton,
vs.. IS.
William Jesse Benton.
In the District Court, County of
Santa Fe.
The said William Jesse Benton
is hereby notified that a suit in
chancery has been commenced
against him in the District Court
Of the county Of Santa Fe, Terri
tory Ct New Mexico, by tho said
Minimize Spencer Benton, praying
for dissolution of the bonds OF
matriaony now existing between
said parties, and that unless he
enter his appearance in said suit
on or before the first Monday OF
February, 1892, decree pro confesso
will be rem lered against him.
II. Nj. GosHoRS, Clerk.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Dec. 3rd, 1891.
Edward Baker, Solicitor for com
plainant.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Congress i hgAin IN session and
the usual amount Of bills will come
mp some good, others Indifferent.
Others bad and Others still worse.
Let Us hope that the good accom-
phshed viii overbalance the had.
What the west is especially inter
estod in is the silver Legislation and
the repeal Of The alien act relating
10 The territories.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

The people OF New Mexico, Ari.
zona and Utah are united IN their
request to repeal the alien act, which
prohibits foreign capital from IN
vesung m mines IN the Territories
except in the roundabout way OF
being handled through an Ameri-
can Trustee. What the mining
interests Of the territories needs is
capital to develop, regardless OF
whore IT may come from, ard the
Alien law has retarded very ma-
terially the advancement of mining,
not only IN New Mexico but in all
the Territories. The present Con-
gress is likely TO be buried with
petitions asking for the repeal OF
this act, and II 1t refuses to repeal,
il will be buried stIll more deeply
by un!avorablo public sentiment.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Just now there is = general lapse
OF business interest OF various
kinds due TO the approaching holt
days and the advent OF the new
year. Judges and courts and
assemblies will adjourn, iriendsHnd
relatives will visit relatives and
friends, financial institutions Of the
country will adjust their books,
and while the old year will go out
with the usual amount Of mirth and
jolriy, sighs and groans, the new
one will come IN smiling and full
OF promise,
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Ths R0sTLER meyer has laid up
any money-never has got out Of
debt in fact-and never has tired TO
do anything but to work for its 10,
cality, to make living and to build
mp q creditable newspaper. 1t
hopes for something in the future,
but too heavy burdens must not be
placed upon it.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Gov. L. Bradford Prince has
favored this Office with a copy of his
1891 report to the Secretary of the
Interior. It treats exhaustively,
all the important subjects, growth,
development, irrigation, products,
public schools, railroads, etc, and
is altogether a good document for
Now Mexico.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Santa Claus, the annual visitor
whose coming is always n theme OF
delight to the children, is supposed
70 be getting bis sleigh and traps
ready and will arrive as usual on
the night Of the oath. No King is
equal to. King ChristmaG Long
may good st. Nicholas live.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

The big crops over the agricul-
tural states and the failures IN
European countries, will bring
bushels of money TO thus country
and should make times flush for
1892. Never before in history has
the American farmer had such u
bonanza. Hurrah for the Ameri.
Gan King, corn
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Rose of Kansas and Imperial" I"
favorite brands of flour-from the
celebrated Walnut Creek Mills
just received in carload lots, by
Ames 4 Gould, who now have the
largest and best stock Of -four
ever brought to Cerrillos.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Russell Sage is nicely recovering
from being blown up with = dyni>
mite bomb. He concludes that il
is less expensive and not much
more dangerous than the average
presidential boom.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

A strike has been declared by the
agents and operators along the line
of the Southern Pacific in New
Mexico and Arizona, occasioned by
orders prohibiting them from join
ing any unions.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

The Exchange Hotel, Santa Fe
Is the only conveniently located
hotel to the business part of the
city Southeast corner OF Plaza
First-class accommodations. and
reasonable rates. John 7. Fosrha,
proprietor.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Secretary Noble has decided the
case of the Deming town site in
favor Of the application of the town
for the land, and against Bond and
Kidder, who were non-suited on
the grounds of having no rights to
the land.
The rustler., 1891-12-11
Colorado Saloon,
S0Wt0 We, ". M,

U. s. Bond Sour Mash Ken
lucky Whiskey 103 proof $3.50 per
gallon.
w. II. McBrayer Superior So
lOl proof 81, per gallon-s4, 1Os
proof, $500 per gallon.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Delegate Joseph goes to Con-
gress armed with petitions from
the boards of trade and every body
interested in the subject IN New
Mexico, asking the repeal of the
Alien Act.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

The Wells Fargo Express Com
pAny at IT wingAte has been rob.
bed, and a newspaper commenting
on the matter remarks that ;
s'Turn about is fair play
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Tomorrow will be a great day at
Father Defouri's church at Santa
Fe. Archbishop Salpointe and
Bishop Chappell will be present TO
conduct services and a large nuns
Der OF Priests.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Almost al the citizens Of Santa
Fe believe in irrigation. They also
practice what they preach. On &c.
count Of the undoEeloped water
supply however, they have used
economy in their consumption Of
that article.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

James Miller. An omploye Of the
railroad company at Silver City.
took an Overdose Of morphine and
died. last Saturday night
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Roger Q. Mills, the great Texan,
made u strong race for the speaker
ship, but failed by small majority
to get there.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

We have added Collins and Cas-
kets TO our line oi business, and
can make prices as low as any
house In the territory.
CERRILLos SUPPLY Co.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Lottery and Prime Schemes
used Co sell Alum and
Ammonia Iiakfng
Powders.

turers of an ammonia baking pow
der boasts that lie yearly profits
are over a million dollars. While,
perhaps, none VI the makers Of
alum powders individually can
show 50 large earnings yet their
profits are enormous.
A business 30 profitable, will al
ways attract 10 itself those whose
greed will cause them 10 utterly
disregard the effect their traffic
may have upon the health or life
of others.
Alum baking powders are intro
duccd largely by gifts, prizes and
lottery schemes. A piece Of glass.
ware or china, a child's wagon,
sled, a pewter spoon or some other
article OF attractive appearance, but
OF small intrinsic value or cost Is
gwen with each purchase or a mum.
Der Is attached to the can which
entities the customer TO a similarly
numbered article or to prize OF
some kind. 1t is some such way
Us tins that the trade In alum and
ammonia baking powders, which
has now attained such giant pro-
portions and their consumption by
the public which has reached an
extent which is truly alarming.
The highest authorities of all
countries condemn the use OF alum
IN bread without reserve. In
America the most distinguished
physicians, chemists and hygienists
have declared that the traffic in
alum baking powders should bC
suppressed by law. In England
and France where the subject oI
pure food. and its effect upon the
system, has been more fully con
sldered and made the subject oI
extended experiments by the scIen
lists, 80 serious matter Is the use
Of alum in bread or other food con
sidered TO be, that most stringent
laws have been enacted to prevenr
it. These laws are rigidly en-
forced, and the sale OF alum baking
powders would not be permitted
for an hour. Any one who at
tempted TO use them for raisin,
bread, biscuit or cake would suffe
severe penalties.
The i'll effects upon the system
OF food raised by alum baking pow
ders are the more dangerous be
cause of their Insidious character
1t would be less dangerous to th
community were it fatal at one,
. for then such food would b
avoided but their deleterious az
ton because impercoptIble at frt
is no less certain.
The puckoring effect which alur
has when taken in the mouth
familiar to everyone, Physician
say this same effect is produced b
: IT upon the delicate coats of th
: stomach and intestines.
What housewife would TAX
home TO her family can of alul
or ammonia baking powder If 81
q knew it. Such powders not onI
undermine the system, but il
pointed out that ammonia take
into the system IN even infineti,
NAL doses day alter day, imparts
the complexion q sallow al
bIotched appearance.
1t is safe to discard all bakil
powders sold with a prize or gi
What mlsnomer are the wor
absolutely Pure" as applied
baking powders. Two ofthe ID
gest selling brands, one made fro
alum, the other containing ANN
MA and both of these drugged bs
ing powders have stamped up
their labels and circulars tn,
words absolutely pure, as q matt
OF fact they are absolutely Poo
as shown by official examinatlo
Crisp, the newly elected speak
has refused to define his posit
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Mrs. G. Doyle will sell you fall
and winter goods at low prices.
You can find goods TO suit you by
examining this stock.
The rustler., 1891-12-11
Edfterlai and LEGAL.
Dom Pedro is dead.

The Presidents message is out
Rusrs.Eh readers viii know more
about Il next week.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

E~ Subscription TO the RUST
LKR are cash In advance.

Croekery and fruit jars just In
bel quality and great quantity. Of
Cerrillos Supply Cos.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

If you. want good goods, u nice
stock TO select from and fair treat
ment, call at @. Doyle's.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Best Family Flour Mt Ames q
Gould's. Try u sack Of II and be
convinced.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Fine Colorado potatoes received
In car load lotg ut Ames 4 Gould's.
Prices low.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Remember that Mrs. Doyle's Il
headquarters for Ladies. Gentlemen
and Chlldren's fine shoes.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Grain, hay, feed, -four lumber
and building materials at Ames &
Gould's. See them before buying.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

It is said that Blaine pouts when
Elkins is msntioned for Secretary
of War.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Go to Mrs. Doyle's to buy your
Groceries. Good goods, full weight
and popular prices.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

The largest and best selected
stock Of boots and shoes In town
also the cheapest, at sirs. Doyle's.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Crisp, the newly elected speaker,
has refused to define his position
on the silver question.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

Remember c. Doyle for good and
cheap goods Of ell descriptions.
The rustler., 1891-12-11

1t has been figured that n free
coinage bill cannot be pissed in the
present session OF congress,