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Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31
you, Us AND COMPANY.

These are the days when the high
protection Republican looks at the
tarif.reform Democrat, his neighbor
and a man whom he has learned to
respect, and thinks in his soul: "Man
alive, how can you be so stupidity
foolishY"
And these are the days when the
tariffreform Democrat gazes at the
bighprotectioa Republican, fellow
citizen whom to know is TO honor,
and asks himself: "How can this
man, who / am sure is honest, be
such numbskull, such a narrow
minded, selfish healhen?"
And the wind bloweth where it
listeth.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31
AN oRAl EIELp


DIR. George II. Thrailkill, of jim.
town, with party Of prospectors on
their way home from the Needles,
aud when about thirty miles to the
south Of Jimtown, came across bed
of boulders covering a territory one
half by one-quarter miles. They ap-
peared to be OF lime formation. Gu.
riosity prompted the doctor to test
the strength Of the rock with his
hammer. II crumbled away to his
blow, as The shell of cocoanut, out
showed another boulder as the ker.
nell. This proved to be hernstone,
and this in turn was submitted to
blows, more severe than the first on
account Of its hardness. The result
we'll rewarded the effort. The in
terror disclosed stratum Of pure
white agate. again beautiful speci-
mems Of moss agate, and most sur
prising Of all the most dazzling opals
ever seen. Not a particle Of the nu-
merous boulders broken up but show
ed every hue of the rainbow reflect
ed by the suns rays striking on these
variegated stratums. The doctor
and his friends dissected the opals
and agates from the hornstone to
their best advantage in the absence
of the proper tools, and succeeded in
getting some good-sized and rare
specimens. They propose to secure
the land on which the find was made,
and then make further and system,
attic search for the native gems.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31
The CALIFORNIA PLAN OF TAXING
REAL ESTATE.

They have plan in California Of
taxing mortgaged real estate that is
said TO be generally satisfactory. A
man, for instance, buys a $1,000
piece Of property and pays 800
cash for it aud gives a mortgage on
the property for the remaining e2,-
500. When the tax assessor comes
around be assesses the property re-
gardless Of the mortgage. The hold
er Of the property pays a tax on the
property as assessed, but when he
comes TO pay the interest on the
mortgage, or part Of the principal, as
the case may be, the holder Of the
mortgage is under legal obligation 20
deduct from the amount due him one
half Of the amount Of that shown BY
the tax receipt The assessor is not
supposed to know who holds the
mortgage, nor does he need TO know.
lie assesses the property wherever
he finds it, and the law enables the
the holder Of the property to get just
ice when he comes TO settle with the
person who owns part Of the pro-
perty, as shown by the mortgage.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

Hon. r. NJ. Force, having offered
10 bet that the Democrats would car
ry Santa Fe county, had his hands
full this forenoon explaining 10 Re
publieans who rendered him money
on such a wager just why and how
he had changed his mind. Antonio
Alarid walked down street with a
roll Of bills amounting to $500, which
be invited Mr.. Force 10 accept on
such conditions, and another citizen,
happening along, offered TO make it
$1,000, but the bets we're not taken.-
New Mexican.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

Mr.. Labouchere says, in Truth, in
connection with some remarks about
the Worlds fair: cit is certain that
at the present moment America il
the most prosperous country in the
world, despite the assertions that pro
lection is ruinoua. II had been an
American myself / should have ad-
vocated protection. The proof OF
the pudding is in its eating. Pro.
lection pudding has provided a more
plentiful meal for Americans than
free trade provided for Us.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

one Of the most favorable reports
ever made by that company, present.
ing a marked contrast 10 the rather
discouraging financial statements Of
recent years During the frst nine
months Of this year tho gain in gross
earnings has amounted to "a, 2,24S,051.
This increase, il is claimed, is
largely due 70 the natural develop.
ment Of the territory traversed BY
the road and is not the result Of ex-
eantio~ails- fsw~-.hl. ,.s--..-..-.....-
Consequently, there is occasion TO
believe that the presentprospenty Of
the company Will continue. Il is not
expected, however, that even under
such circumstances the Santa Fe will
return to a payment Of dividends
within the next year or two. It will
no doubt devote a large portion Of
its earnings 70 Improvements before
beginning to distribute the profits to
stockholders.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31
RESOLUTIONS

The following are the resolutions
adopted by the Republican conven-
ton on the eth.
We, the Republicans Of San Mi
guel county in convention assembled,
renew our adherence to the princi-
Piles Of tho Republican party as
enunciated at the last National Re-
publican convention held at Mia
neapolis, June Z, 1899, and also the
resolutions adopted BY the Territor.
ial Republican convention held at
Las Vegas ON the 25th day Of August,
1899.
We unqualifedly approve that
great measure, known as The Mckin-
ley bill, knowing as we do that il
protects the wool industry Of our
territory, an industry an which we
are all either directly or indirectly
interested. We condemn those Dem
ocratic measures recently passed by
the lower house Of congress, placing
wool and lead on the free list, be-
lieving that such Legislation is mimi
cal TO our business interest.
The time has come in the history
Of our great territory when we should
have a delegate in congress, who can
rise TO the dignity and duties Of that
great Office. We have looked to the
present delegate IN vain, for legisla-
ton, affecting our material interest.
We believe that the people Of New
Mexico demand a change, therefore,
we most cordially indorse the Re
publican nominee for delegate, feel
ing that his experience in public af-
fairs and his acknowledged abilities
will rapidly further our interest, and
hasten our admission into the union
as a state, an event much desired by
all classes.
The shameful and deplorable con-
dition Of our county affairs is on
every tongue. There has not been
a time within our recollection when
we have had such incompetency in
official places as now. Our public
monies have been squandered with.
out reference to law. Criminals
have been allowed the freedom Of
the law-abiding citizens and have
gone unwhipped of justice. Our
taxes are greater than ever before,
aud our assessable wealth less than
il has been for the last eight years,
notwithstanding the removal OF all
exemptions by the Legislature two
years ago. Capital has been kept
from our doors. Neither life nor
property have been secure. The good
people Of the county have had to
form law and order organizations for
their own safety, knowing they
could expect no protection from
those in authority. Dishonor and
disgrace have been brought upon
our county by the order known as
the "White Caps" and which is a
a part and parcel Of the so-called
Peoples party.
Therefore, we call upon all good
citizens who sympathize with us in
removing these stains from our coun-
ty-to join us in the support Of our
ticket and our principles, that we
may regain our credit. and that
which is dear o every honest citizen,
our prosperity and our good name.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

The last number OF the Sol de
Mayo comes out with a poem against
Lopez written by Charley Rudulph.
II was not written for El Sol but was
printed in the Sunday Courier. An
other evidence that files should be
dispensed with.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

The manufacturers exchange in
Denver has indorsed the Denver &
EI Paso Independent railroad, rec
ommending that the business men
Of that city help 20 raise the $500, 900
asked as a starter.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

This is the way Las Vegas gets
free advertising in the east:
"Politics are warming up somewhat
in New Mexico. Last Sunday Trim
idad Macs made a speech in Las We.
gas denouncing the Peoples party
and renouncing allegiance TO it.
Sunday morning Senor Macs was
found dangling from one end Of a
rope, the other end Of which was
tied to the limb OF tree. The cor
oner's verdict was Death at the
hands Of unknown parties "
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

The appointment Of supervisors Of
election by the United States mar
shall under orders from the attorney
general is a sad blow to the peoples
party. One Of the members said he
wished the government would send
a regiment Of soldiers in here and
run the whole county.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31
PRogrERIEE 0F gHE sANEA TE.

The officials Of the Atchison, To
peka q Santa Fe are particularly
pleased with the report to belaid be.
fore the annual meeting Of stock
holders at Topeka tomorrow. It i
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

There seems to be a let up on call
ing some OF It's former friends bood-
lers by the Center street organ. After
that bill for printing a defense
against lis own attack the word
"boodle" looks bad.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

What the public school needs is a
better lighted and a better ventilated
basement for the children TO study
in, is the testimony Of medical gen.
tleman, and although library is a
useful adjunct to a school, by any
means let us have the former first.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

K. Wilder, treasurer Of the A. T..
a. S. f., has issued a circular to the
employees Of the road that those who
wish TO purchase any Of the Worlds
fair souvenir half dollars can do so
and have the amount taken out Of
their pay checks. The company will
see to their purchase.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

We are informed that the effect
Of the murder Of Macs, at Tablason,
his residence, has been 10 make the
voters all Republicans.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

Mr.. Patterson, the well-known
prospector, has returned TO the city
from an extended mining expedition
in the state Of Sinaloa, Mexico. lie
says great distress prevails among
the natives in that state, as their
crops haYe failed for want Of rain
for several years. The government
is feeding the unfortunates. The
mining industry is at a stand still
there for the present Mr.. Patterson
travelled by way Of Guaymas.--Dem-
ocrat.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

Friend-"Did you enjoy your So
journ in Europe?" Relic hunter
enjoy il? / should say sol / cut
some gold fringe from the emperor's
throne in Berlin, hooked a door knob
from the vatican. broke an ear of an
old statute IN Italy, and .chipped off
apiece Of shakespeare's tomb. would
not take a thousand dollars for'emp
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

The court house az Puerto de
Luna is nearly completed.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

No, Catron hasn't paid this paper
a cent; hasn't deigned 20 write it q
word or make il promise, nor hasn't
spoken to US, that we are aware Of,
for eighteen months. This will, per-
haps, satisfy the curious, who are
anxious to know what the Rustler
has received for saying he should be
elected and Joseph retired. What
we are looking forward to is a
change for New Mexico -and when
one is in the rut, 1t is: "Anything,
oh, Lordl"-C Cerrillos Rustler.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

hildA1 AaDNito euio Auoi ktatiOht
a-ea
Do you want something good?
We have it, and we almost
Give il away. Think Of a great big
Newspaper, the Weekly Journal
And Agriculturist, for so cents
A year, or trial six months for 20
Cents Interesting stories and
Miscellany. Special features for the
Farmer, the stockman, the tireside.
Take your home paper first, then
The Weekly Journal and
Agriculturist. Your postmaster
Will act as our agent, or send the
Money direct TO the Journal
Company, Kansas City, Missouri.
Ripans Tabules best liver tome
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

Finely furnished rooms for rent by
Mrs. Hern, Main street o3-lm
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

Ripans Tabules best liver tonic
Las Vegas free press., 1892-10-31

Ripans TabuIos cure indigostion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04
Mr.. Morss's Muddy Messenger.

VA" u Iiuuuy Ntessenger.
Mr.. Morss. of the Sentin ell. has been
speaking again." remarked n Democratic
politician to n Journal reporter. His
speech was made in Chicago at the BAN
quet of tho Iroquois Club, and. as Mr..
Morss's own paper says. was a masterpiece
In Its way It's a great thing for an ora
tor to have q newspaper of his own. Hon.
ID. nj. Dickinson. Hon. G. w. Ewing of Chi
cago, Sherman Hoar of Massachusetts,. and
others spoke. but what they said was dis
posed of III less than half o column. Mr..
Morss had more than o column and O half,
solid nonpareil.
What want TO call attention to is the
sentinel gives it under q black-letter head
ing. 1t says: "a novel climax to Mr..
Morss's speech was q telegram brought III
by @ mud-spIashed messen ger-boy and read
by the POSTMASTER as follows: Indiana
county conventions held to-day generally
instructed for Grover Cleveland
Now, L want to say that sort of pigeons
milk may do for those b%anqueters in Chi
cagO. but down here in Indiana we know
that the message brought in 90 opportunity
by Mr.. MOrss's mud-bespattered messenger
Is a dastardly prevarication made TO fit the
occasion. A few townships have instructed
Tor Cleveland. but up to this time but one
county has done so. and that was the coun-
" OF Orange. which was taken in charge
by Thomas Iaggart. Mr.. Morss and some
other When the time comes. and
It's coming, the Gray men will count coun-
tics with Mr.. Morss. this new king-making
Warwick. and Isaac p. Gray will get his
own State or some of Us will know the rea-
son why"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04

stockings. The first exhibition was a
march. in which the appearance of several
little tots. of about six provoked
considerable merriment by their successful
mistakes.
The dumb-bell exercise by the girls
classes was, perhaps. the showIest and
most artistically rendered. There were a
few halts in the marching. but. on the
whole. it was good. On two OF
three occasions Professor Widdekind,
the director. stamped his foot very loud
and requested the orchestra TO play the
tune over again that q few refractory boys
might get in line. The Indian club exer-
else called more ont than any other and
therefore appeared to a better advantage
than some of the other numbers. RED
White and Blue" was suns in q full chorus
of small voices and sounded patriotic. The
vaulting and exercises on horses and paral-
lei bars brought out the superior training
and natural agility of the older members.
There is something very inyigoratinQ in
witnessing these muscular exhibitions,
while the faces of the performers show
some of the benefit received from them, as
well as do their well-developed forms.
There certainly should he more schools of
the kind. and every boy and girl in tho
city who possibly can should attend them.
The contemporary development of the men,
tai and physical capacities has proven a
success and deserves q more vigorous OBJ
servance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04

aud that he can give the big man from the
Empire State cards and spades and then
walk all over him hands down.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04
OCA NEWS NOTES.
Rev. Henry A. Bucbtel is moving to his
new home at S25 College avenue.

Rev. Henry A. Buchtel is moving to his
new home at S&5 College avenue.
The Woman's Bible Class Will meet this
afternoon, at $50 o'clock, with Miss Eliza
Hendricks. at the residence of her brother.
Mr.. V. X. Hendricks. No. 615 North Meridian
street.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of MeridIan-street Church will meet to-day
in the church parlors. Luncheon will be
served at 1890. and will be followed by an
interesting programme.
Friends in Indianapolis have received
word that ex-senator Newton Booth. of
California. is rapidly recovering, and his
ply sIcians promise that his health will be
restored in q short time.
The arrang ements for the entertainment
to be given this evening by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Seventh Presbyterian
Church have been perfected, and there is
promise OF q large attendance. In addition
10 the programme already published Mr..
Herman Frey will appear in Shakspearian
Tecitatlons.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04
TURNER GYMNASTICS,
A Large Audience Furnished with Entertain
ment-Many Kinds Of Exercises.

The ~gymnastic exhibition given last
night at English O~pera-house drew a largo
crowd of people to the theater. There
were lie scholars on the stage when the
curtain raised. ranging in age all the way
from six to eighteen years. The boys were
on one side and the girls on the other. and
presented a very pretty sight-the girls
dressed in coarse black stuff. with short
skirts. and the boys In the regula-
ton gray, with short trousers and black
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04
WOUNDED BY A STRAY BULLET,
Henry Kinsey. q Car-Driver, Shot in the Head
OH West Washington Street

Last night. at ten minutes after s o'clock.
Henry Kinsey. driver of car No. les. of the
West Washington line. was shot by q stray
bullet in the back of the head, and received
q scalp wound about two inches long. Kin
sey was on his way to town with a car.
and when he reached Belmont avenue and
Washington street he received the wound.
He displayed pluck enough TO reverse his
mules and bring his car into the barn. when
he became faint from loss of strength and
blood. Flanner ~ Buchanan's ambulance
was summoned and took Kinsey TO his
home, at 81 Douglass street. He is consid-
cred one of the most reliable and steady
men in the employ of the street-railroad
company. and has been with it two years.
The wound is not of a very serious nature.
Ii is not known who fired the shot.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04

MILLER'S spring hats, Americas best, lust
received. DALTON. Halter. Bates House.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04

$3.G5-TO Ch~fcago-S3.65
Via the Pennsylvania Line from In dian
apOlis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04
Col. Merrill's Lecture in Calcutta.

Col. Samuel Merrill. United States con-
sui general at Calcutta. recently delivered
an address on American Institutions aud
Ideas" before the Chaitanya Library and
Beadon Square Literary Club of Calcutta.
He had an audience of over n thousand
people. many of the leading native resi-
dents being present. The speech has been
published by the club in neat pamphlet
form
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04
Struck by Lightning.

Lightning. yesterday morning. at 8
o'clock. struck the barn Of Henry Brink
man. at 8 Parker street. and did consider
able damage. The barn was burned. to-
gather with one horse, one COW, q ton and
q half OF hay and twenty-five bushels OF
corn. No person was injured. The loss
was about $500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04

Htna DYnamite.

We are agents for Etna dynamite, fuse, caps,
etc. and sell same at manufacturers prices.
The best goods at the lowest prices. Write us
before you buy. Also agents for American dead
shot powder, loaded shells and other ammunition
at lowest market prices.
UILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
SO South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04

The Cleveland end of Democracy has en-
gagged rooms at the Denison House. and the
candidates will have their headquarters
there. Ihe Gray adherents are located at
the Grand.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-04
New parlor goods at VIM. l.. Elders

So. G5-To Chicago-SS.6S
Via the Pennsylvania Line from Indian
spolis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-18


Efcas y podeyoso sensed6o para las e'afeTnse
dGdes del pecls0.
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA del DR.. Ra
bell, es IN magn1fico maravilLoso agente TO-
Eap6uuico de 6xito seguro On Ia BfOuQIstss,
Tjsis, LGringitjs, AsnsG, CGtGsTos, Toses peril
Haces, ResfY5ados. Escy6fNIG, Assensj0, RGQstS-
tjsnsO en- los ninos, DebdljdGd general y, en- su
ma, para las atecciones de Ia garganta, los
br6nQuios y los pulmones. Desp1erta 81 ape
tito vigOriza Las natuIalezes mas emp0breci-
das Els el remedio pOr exelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABELL,
nueva, tnica original asociaci6n de ACEITE
DE BACALAO, CREOsOTA E HIPOFOSF1TOS
DE CAL SOSA, es una deicada crema, de
suave olor balsalnico, de grato sabor, palada-
ole hasta pOr los aiiOs.
TodOs los entsrmOS Ia tOm&ran sin repug-
lancia, con faoii.iad y gusro. EstA elaoorada
son esQuisjto esmero. Pru6bese y admlrara su
c&pida aocion ourativa.
WrVease el ampli0 prospeoto que acom-
0ada oada fraScO.-De venta en- todaa las
Droguerias Boticas de Ia Iala de Cuba.--De
pdaito principals "La Reunion" de Joa6 ea-
bA--Ranan1,--puegs Riso Rarm2cia Dro
susria st 0slls1aaaes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-18
HOTEL FENIX,
BAJo. LA DIRECTION DE LOS
esposos GEUrHIER, deseilOs del GcreditGdO
HOTEL. MARINA

Casa ventilada Dor los saludables aires del
mar.-Habitaclones decentfsimaS, decoradas al
Buz6n para Ia correspondence. y
cocheras.-Departamen Independence para
que los senores comsionistas que traigan
muestrario, los exhiban.- En- una palabra; 81
HOTEL FENIx, hoy por hoy, es elmejOr mCnta-
10 de tOdOs los que exis5en en- esta Cludad.
IBUENA MESA
Hospedaje IL reales l$1.5O) y So, segdn
las haoiJaolones.-Mayaguez PuertO-Ric0
Marina SeptenGriOnal, al la1O del puente
de hierro, cerca de 5odo el centro comercial de
la Playa.
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FL duefio de este antique y acreditado esfs
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que reuuiere el siglo XIX. ofrece sus serv1cles .
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e;amhra. Darticular1ngnte los ajerOs de 10 Isl.
que viaiten Ia Capital,
Tiene el establee miento habitaciOnts fTsa"a
y ventiladar cor toda elase dc eOMOC1O adeR
mismo que exeeeutee salones C0me0tEeh
dnaSiono ha em1tida sacrifclos para hacel CODfor
tahle al diche estabeGmiento dcnde 90 ser, u
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an eeta Matina, Gale de L. PIincsaa ndm. Z. VI
sitsd dicho aasableciuiento ssldteis compls
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-18

EGcas q p0dey0so yensedio para las e'VeTn'e
dQdeS del pechO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-18
Emulsion GreOsOtada
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de la Universidad de la Habana