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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31
Notice Of sale Of Real Estate Under
Mnrignge.

NJ office Is hereby given that whereas William
IN 7. Dorsey, and ms wife, Florence r.. DORSEY,
OF the town Of silver City,ln the County OF Grant.
and Territory OF New Mexico, BY their Ger
tain mortgage decd. dated Tie Nth dav az
May, A. ID. 1850, and nled Tor record in the 0ilca
Of the Probate Clerk, and ex-0Icio recorder, 81
the County Of Grant, aud Territory If New Mex
leo, on the nth day OF June. a. ID. 1850. at 1 p mn (.
and duly recorded ln hook $50. p of MORTGAGES M
pages OK, oos, u9A, $50. GO and 65I, did convey to
The undersigned az mOrgagee, the following de-
scrlbed real estate, together with the buildings
and Improvements thereon lying and being sif-
gated IN tae town ol silver Cit{, u. the CuuntyOf
Grant and Territory Of New Mexico, 20 wit
In the town Of Silver City, in said Grant Coun.
~, and beginning at the southeast corner OF
spring street, opposite, and south Of the south
west corner 81 whit was formerly known IA o.
4. Nrawlurds bank aud Store, thence Fnmlue
cast on the south slide line on Spring street q
distance Of forty eight Nsl feet. thence eoufh
parallel Will east line Of Main street q dlsiancf
OF my 800. feet, thence west, parallel with
OF forty eight Cfj feet, to east siis
line Of Nam street, and thenca north
distance 81 nfty t6o) feet. % the place OF befin-
Ming Being. the slme properly acquired by
said PARTIES OF the trst pgr, ty deed nom 4.
recorded Ia book Z of Deeds Oh SAID 6rani
County, no pages 200 and 1l.
Which said mortgage was made 90 the under
certain negotiable promiseory note with even
dtte. with Tie said mortgage made hy the said
Wiuiam ~ dorsey Hhu Wa wife, IlOfenre E.
Dorsey, for the sum OF four hunurcd and eighty
$3.50 dollars payable 20 Tie order OF Henry Mils
leitWith nterestthefeO from date at the safe ~
one l per cent per month, due eighteen
months after date, which said note Is mention
90 and fully described in said MORTGAGE. Aud
whereas default has been made in TIE payment
~ fliu note ana the Interest thereon, A, the un-
defsigned. Henry Muller, mOffQaaoe ns af0la
said, under and ny virtue ~ tht power and ant.
unofy in me vested by the TERMS ana condl
lions OF anlu morlTtrc. VAL, on "Wednesday. fno
l1lh day Of November, a. ID. lQ1. 10 lH tloct.
noon q that day, proceed 20 sel slld anotr de-
ttliucu properly aud real estate "a public Yon-
due NJ tln Highest bidder IUf rltI ullt. said
premises M Che town 90 Silver Ciff, In tle C0nn.
~ oiNilni ald ana IrTIIoff ol New Mexico.
p satisfy Ne terms ana couI|Nona of SAID morI
ursnr MfltrM
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31
Observer Weather Bureau
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Oct. IA, 1898.

The state Ore Sampling Company has
just been organized BY Messrs. Bailey 4
Morning, who for years have been we'll
known 70 mining men 10 the ore market.
They have Offices 10 the Albany hotel,
Denver aud will sell orc on the pubic
market or at private sale, and win get,
as they deserve, n full share Of the bust
Mining Industry and Iradeamen.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31

Go aud soc William Walkers new
fashion plates. lie viii mako you d suit
OF clothe8 cheaper than you can get
them from eastern taiiors. att
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31
Always Get the Best.


Persons who suffer from Rheumatism
want immediate relief. 1t is not enough
that the pain should be eased, and III,
appetite be increased. Anything shor
OF a cure is only ~prolouging torture. The
poisonous acids in Tie blood, which IS the
direct cause Of Rheumatism, are immedi
ately aud effectually expelled by DR.
Drummond's Lightning Remedy. Moth.
ing known 10 medical science will al,
ford such speedy relief. n the druggist
cannot furnish Il the remedy viii be sent
prepaid TO any address on receipt OF
price, five dollars. Drummond Medicine
Co, 1850 Maiden Lane, New York.
Agents wanted.
l have the agency for all the
standard and high grade bicycles.
26tf w. O.. P~orterfeld.
Great reduction on all goods
sold in the next 30 days at
lift. ?. b. LADY's.
Go to the Cave Saloon for a glass Of
fresh Anheuser Beer. 49tf,
When you leave your order for a suit
OF clothes with William Walker, you arc
sure Of a perfect til and goods aa repre-
sented. fltf
Fresh roasted peanuts at Links poet
Office store. A-w2
Steve Uhle, at the Cave saloon, keeps
only the beat goods in his line.
1-tf.
Steve Uhls's new suloon-ths Cave
LIT.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31

Justice Given's court was occupied
last Tuesday with the case Of Colby vs..
White, for trespass and damages, in
which the defendant was charged with
t~respassing upon the premises Of and
appropriRting TO his own use a horse
and buggy belonging to plaintiff. The
grew out Of the accident which 90
CURED to DR.. and Mrs. White some time
last April while driving Mrs. Colby's
horse and buggy. The conditions sur
rounding the case rendered Il very in
trcate and in summing up the evidence
the Justice assessed damages to the
amount Of s23 90 and costs against The
defendant. Notice Of appeal 10 the dis
trict court was Immediately filed and
that tribunal will administer justice Ia
tho caus8 a. thB Nogomisr t5rm
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31

District court will convene IN and for
Grant County on Monday, November ID.
The docket Is unusually large and no
doubt much of the business will have to
be continued owing TO lack Of funds.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31

If the general public, and especially
those who are prone to fault finding,
were more familiar with the duties de-
volving upon one who is oh arged with
the responsibility of issuing a bright,
newsy paper in times like these, they
would be more c~onsiderate and chary
with their criticisms. just imagine
a fellow writing up sixteen columns OF
new items when there is not enough
excitement In the town to disturb a
funeral. You would also be surprised ia
passing among your friends and &C
quaintanoes, whom you had always
looked upon as especially interesting, to
note their replies TO your interrogatory:
"Do you know anythingf" The sENTI-
MEL does not wish to be characterized
as harsh and exacting but it would be
very gratifying to its host Of readers il
some one who is not afraid o. the conse
quences would 60 out quietly and prove
himself q public benefactor by commit
Ting Suicide or running away irori his
sins. To publish a spicy news
paper when there is no news is like
peddling peanuts in a grave yard.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31
Notloio de Pubnceclon

En- 10 CoTte del Tercer Districto Judiclall
del Territ0rlo de NueyO Mexico. dem
trO y por el COndadO de Grant.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31

OCO OIINE
engineers an q
other railroad
employees can
be educated in
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-10-31

District Attorney Ancheta has set the
six murder cases for trial the first week
Of cOirt-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03
B YOU CITY NOTES

Hot sroN Texas, May 3, 1898 -
Some tune ago the BRICK lagers no
t he'd the 'ntracttr. tina after Nj Y
st, theq wou d wolk niue hours "A
day al fifty cents an hour and the
same vent into feet yesterday.
-. \ che as { .tholic church will
be completed this week. ard will
he dtd'c'ted on Sunday My 18th.
The junior ca of the nigh
school viii give an entertainment
and ball in h, nor Of the graduating
class next 'Tnu'sday nigot at Tur.
ner Hall.
The amount received 40 far 1T h
p ,S''s t'ice for the Ci.co 5, lie er.
i, - -. This does not inolud,
amounts Elected by tie q. lens
lmmit,ee.
it was rumored around towr
yesterday thai packlrg establish
ment WAS one Of the latest enter
prlses on foot IN Houston. Mr.
Geo. NJ Barnun, late superln
tendeut of the Fort Worth packin.
house, has been in the city for som
time and it is thought that he vii
be at the head of the new establish
ment.
There was strike lasl night il
which nearly all Of Che bakers il
the city took hand, ana in cor
sequence this morning most of tn
bakeries have shut down.
Matte Collins, an inmate of
house of i'll fame, on Prairie street
died yesterday evening from a dos
Of lac danum taken with safe. al il
tent,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03

tonight a g ard b nquet will be
given in their honor at the Hotel
Met'op lis hv Worlds Fair pr.s;
dent L. w Palmer of Michioar
1t will be brilliant aft air, aod
covers rill be laid In the main ba,
quoting ball for over four hundred
guests. There was a big rush to
jackson Park this morning and the
ticket takers at tue numerous turn.
styles were kept u-y from che
opening hour up to noon. A snail
army of workmen was at work in
stating the ,xh bts and compile
ing the decoration AMI other datalls
OF the II, finished buildings Her.
culean efforts are to be put forth to
the end that the exp 81 ion my be
In completed state by the m die
OF the month. when several thou.
sand newspaper men and women,
representing nearly ey ry state in
the uiop, as well as canada. and
many foreign countries. will gather
here to participate in the great press
conference.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03
). The Boisterous Atlantic

~ffof to timid voy4ge's, scarcely l.ss on
t'uh' otthe peris OF the deep than the nj most
i'''ihIy OF sea sickness The best curative of
'e mer is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
settles The stomach at once and prevents
har &c. 70 all travellers and teurists
,"er ~ sea OF lard, it prevents happy
'0h between the nauseous or ineilect ua
ees OF the medicine chest, and the probe.
oai oenelit derivable from an unmedicat ed
Aoi'o shmuant. no matter how pure. The
Ing VI railroad car often produces aton-
~ disorders akin TO that caused by the
As oil ship. For this The Bitters is a
np' ana certain remedy The use of Il
'sh water particularly on long voyages in
"opics' inevitably breeds disorders of the
- anu bowels. Hostelt.r's stomach
No. miAei with impure water null fie- it,
.n"es' Similarly IT. counterac,s ma a,ial
o'Her prejudicial Influences of climate or
''p ere AZ well as the eff cts II exposure
"'!sue Use 1t TOR lidney eompla nts
''n"''sm and debility.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03
A Direct Answer.

Lord Palmerston, when confronted
with an annoying questloner, as states
men 50 very often are, used to answer
him with a Joke or chstf hlm for want
ing to know too much There was
butcher who, whenever the Prime Min
lister apo AIRED at the hustings, used to
"heckle" him with questions His
Lordsnip had an oitnand manner which
took with the crowd and be would turn
the laugh against the butcher One
dav, when Palmerston bad treated him
in his usual style, the butcher said to
the crowd;
You can never get direct answer
out Of tina, man. He always wrlggles
out with Joke or some dodge y
mot so bad as that" answered
Lord Palmerston, with good nature.
an promise you direct answer 10
any question you may now put to me
Immediately the butcher asked: al
such and such a thing is proposed ii
Parliament what will you do?'
''s that your question"
Yes"
"And you want direct answer
yes"
"Well, | promised you one you
shall haze it | won't tell you
There, said the butcher, turning
to the crowd, II told you he d &c, OUT
OF IT somehow, and you see he has y
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03
|I0RuIvC SPECIALS
. INTEREST FROM ALI.
y" ,u TuE WORLD.

,,.,rvard students Debate
,.x,,S- Nmeric8N TrOttiNg
,.,iou WorId's Fair Notes
.,ute. Cont OF Appeals
Transformation of Hotel
uu,ogy on Blaine Con =
nhou o, uachi"'.'s.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03

ARE YOU MADE miserable BY
Indigestion, Constipation, DiIAiness.
Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skln7 Shi
loh's vitalizer is a positive cure. For
sale by Williamson Drug comp sny.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03

formation a Assr citation of Mschin
lists VIII b, in session here during
the pr. sent week. An Il na'oam :
ton with tlacksmiths may be &C
com Jlished.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03
\ college Debate.

special to The News.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May B.
Graduates and under graduates Of
Yale and Harvard have literally
taken possession of this town. To
night they will pack the Hyperion
Theatre, where the first \ ale II ar
ward debate is to take place.
Chauncey NJ Dspew presides, and
the judges are President sGates of
Am lerst, President Seth Low Of
Columbia, and Pref. Woodrow
Wilson OF the [ University of Penn
sylvania. The question chosen by
Harvard is "Resolved that the time
has now come when the policy of
protect IN the United States
should be abolished" Yale takes
the 3 tfirmative. IIarvard's repre-
sentatlves are Ii. q. Lakin, '9i, l..
G Mclaughlin, 93, aud f. w.
Dial niger. '93. Yale is representt d
by ii G Butterick '95, l. =.
Gillespie, "a, and a repre- 'enta i've
of the II ent Club of the YAe Law
School.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03

Ladies, BRING your husbands and
er 10y together a svi i'm in the pool al
the \ aTAToRIo SANATnRiuM
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03

ooVer. Tor over Four Hundred.
Petal To The News.
'hIcAao, May 1.-The D.ke of
Ffat ma and his party were late in
sing this morni e yesterday =
uld of festiv ty having reduc. d
n to pretty tatigued condition
pore they finally sought their
aftmen's They have 40 spt cial
ent on the carpet FIR today, but
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03
Gar Questionable Practices

,ed for questionable Pr"ct'ces'
ITO The New
u,rAco, May B Dele 9 stes to
annual meeting of the Amerlo an
,,ing A .sooiation are sembhr g
ths Wellir gton hotel today.
If the most important questions
N is to come up for C nsiders-
il the case Of Fr4nk Van n ess,
owner with Col. w. M. Sin
' Of Phila ielphia, of the great
Grjty winner, NJ )rello, who at
snt, is d, barred from re eng on
mcks within the American Iu' f
ress. Several years ago Van
was rule,l off the trotting turf
fashionable practices, and the
Of the turf congress provide
no one ruled off the trottin Q
can race on a c ngress track
CO Van Ness was refused by
Nashville and Memphis, and
4, Van Ness is reinstated
clio will BIZ unable to fl cure in
Of this summers events. Great
sure and ilHlence have been
lght to bear upon the members
the association by racing
uslasts amt the probabilities
that Van Ness will be given
Their show.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03

VI Tue ~ CIV Nlup VI tue Law
School.
De,ibera,io". OF Court OF Appeals.
Special TO The News.
Iu,cAco, May 3 The United
States court of app eals opened for
the purpose Of hearing arguments
today in the United States building.
By the retirement If Judge Gresham
Judge Woods Is no " senior Judge in
the Seventh judicial circuit, and it
is not improbable that he may take
up his residence in this city. Ju ige
Jeukn ms of Milwaukee has taken
possession of the chambers va lated
by Judge Gresham.
Entries in the Agricultural Con.
special to The News
CHICAGO, lii. May The dairy
tests in connection with the agrl.
cultural department Of the Worlds
Fair were inaugurated today, the
entries including Saort-horns,
,Jers-vs, Guernseys and other breeds.
The first test of Two weeks is fol-
cheese, followed by one of thirty
days for butter and the last ninety
days for all commercial products.
Gathering oil Hotel Walters,
special 10 The News
CHICAGO, May Hotel walter'
throughout the country will be in
teres,ed in the outcome of the an
nual convention Of the Hote En-
ployes' N ational Alliance, whlct
wlli be ia session here for the Al
ance of the week. A meeting oil
tn. execu i've committee is b.lne
held today, aad the convention
prol err opens This afternoon. There
has been a good deal Of unrest OF
late among hotel employees in many
arts of the country, aud it is be
lleved that the time ia ripe for
conce rted movement in this branch
of lab n, To- king towards shorter
hours and higher wages. Th'
newly formed Hotel Walters AS
ISOLATION in Nav Yoik has decld &c
to stfi liate with the alliance. Thi
rg.nz., ion COZ fines its member
ship to waters of good characte
, who can speak three languages
One of it's aims is to secure TO
walters the right to wear mus
5 tache
HOmoring The Memory OF Elaine.
special TO The News:
CgluAGo, MAY 3 Senator Frye
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03
ca.iot the Bishops Conference

pca.i at the Bishops, Conference.
sl to The News
MANSION, H., Nav 3 Inc
hbers of the board of bishops of
Methods, Episcopal Church are
Pmbling here today preparatory
their annual conference, ana
ch will last n. arly two vet Ks.
the first time III nearly twenty
u that the organiz alton has met
lineage or its vicinity Sixteen
hops b long to the board as fol
IS: Thomas Bow man, St. Louis,
,,R S Foster, Roxbury, Mass
N. Merrell, Chicago, I'LL K q.
Arews, New York City; r w
rren, University Park, Colo q.
F~sS, Philadelphia, Pa J. +.
bret. Washington, ID G ; w. \
nde, Detroit, Mich. j. M.
a den, Gin ipnati. @ w. +.
Rllslieu, Buff alo, \ y G. IL.
p1ler, Minneapolis, MINI. J. II
ncent, Topeka, lIansa.. j. \,
'1gerald, New Ocleans, l., f
gce, Chattanooga. Tenn j =
Pwman, Omaha, Neb ID. A
Podsell, San Francisco, Cal
shop William Taylor, of Congo
frlra, and Bishop j. M. Thobarn
Calcutta, India, have no jurls
ton over the American confer
ce, al d are not mbers of thu
ard. Bishop Mallllieu, who Aa'
en- absent for some months on al
cal trip to the conference il
pan, China, Corea and India. ha
Farned to attend this meeting
ehop Newman ea led month az,
oiilcal business 10 the confer
re III South America. be boa,'
bishops meets annually, and it
mary OF ect is to divide up tn,
PIX Ct the titlsrent conferences
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-03

HOmoring the Memory OF Blaine.
special TO The News:
CaIcAGo, May 3 Senator Frye's
euloey on the late James q. Blaine
will be pronounced in Music Hall to-
night. the dem and so far indicates
that the great auditorium will be
packed. Representatives OF the
Blaine family will occupy seats on
the platform.
unconditional AssOctaiiOn Of VA
chin1sts.
Specis 10 the News.
INpIANAroLI,, Ind, May B.
The annual convention OF the In.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-04
AGAIN POSTPONED.
The Reopening of the Columbian Club at
 Roby Indiana Seems Quite Indefinite.

CHIcAG0. iII4., Dec. 1.-The reopen ing of the oNsnOtoriOus Columbian
 Athletic Club at Roby, Ind, which
 was to have taken place tonight af- ter several postpOnements under the new management of Ali Kennedy for several years packer of Billy Myer, has again been postponed. much to the disgust of Jim Barron, the Aus tralian, and Danny Needham, of St. Paul, who were to have been the stars of the occasion, and of Johnny Connors, of Springfield, and Jimmy Barry, the bantam weight rivals, who were to have a twenty round contest, or what amounts to knock out under another name. According to the powers that be of the club the postponement is due to the fact that the heating apparatus is not yet in working order, and that consequent Iy they are unwilling that the refined recherche mob of patrons of pugilis- tic sports for whose especial benefit the club was organized, should en- dure the discomfort of sitting for few hours in an atmosphere d trifle less comfortable than that of the b lrrooms and other resorts in which a greater portion of their time is spent. The fact is, however, that the belliyose attitude still maintained by Governor Matthews, of Indiana, despite the opinion rendered by the attorney general to the effect that his guns had been spiked. is almost if not absolutely responsible for the hesitation of the management to go on with it's program. The efforts put forth to eonciliate the chief ex- ecutive of the Hoosier state have so far proven abortive, and the man. agenent is decidedly unwilling to take the chances of encountenng a few companies of militia and Cat ling gun. to say nothing of the fact that the chances were in favor of the arrest of everybody on the speclai trains whether principals, spectators Pinkerton men or representatives of the press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-04
Baptist Church Services.

Rev. ". K. Penrod preached to a crowded house last night at the Sixth avenue Baptist Church on "Why 1 am Baptist He built his sermon from seriptural references and advanced therefrom some strong arguments in behalf of his theme. After the sermon three candidates for immersion were baptized. The recent improvements made at this church, while they are not striking disappearance from the outside, from the inside they are very pleasing and attractive. The auditorium has been enlarged sufficiently to accommodate the large audience that worships there. The new Yestry and baptistry have added greatly to the inside ap- pearance of the building. The church is constantly growing in member ship.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-04
CARRIED TO NEWPORT.
Wyrlek, the Train Robber, Will Be Taken There for Preliminary Ex-
 animation.

Special to the GRAPHIC.
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Dec. 4.-Wyrick, one Of the alleged train robbers who has been in the State prison for the last few days, was taken to Newport this afternoon. There he will have q preliminary hearing and then be brought back to Little Rock and placed in the penitentiary for safe Keeping. This proceeding is carried out because the crime was commit ted in Jackson county and it is neces- sary for the trial to be conducted there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-04
CRUSHED AND BRUISED.
i Serious Accident Befans MT. Charles J.
 Lahgston at Chicago.

Mr. Joe Langston received d tele- gram Saturday stating that his brother, Charles J. Langston, had met with q serious accident in Chica- go, having one leg crushed and an arm badly bruised by locomotive on the Rock Island road Mr. Jud. Langston and mother left for Chiea- go Saturday evening Mr. Charles Langston for a number of years was foreman in the machine shops of the Cotton Belt in this city, and more re- gently has been foreman in one of the departments ill the Illinois Central shops at Chicago. His friends in this city regret to learn of this accident and hope sincerely that he may re cover.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-04
STRIKERS JUBTLANT
Snow at Buffalo May Cause Blockade and
 Paralyze Business.

BrFFALo, \. l., Dec. 1.-The situ- atlon in the Lehigh Valley strike is unchanged. If anything, it looks un- favorable for the road. Last night at this place and in the surrounding country over foot of snow fell. The strikers are delighted over the pros pect, as the snow will cause a block ade and they claim that with green hands the business of the road will De completely paralyzed. Chief Arthur, of the Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers, is expected here today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-12-04
Sunday Mornings Fire.

Yesterday morning the fire alarm brought out the fire service at 7:45 o'clock. The wind was blowing fiercely and the weather very cold.
 The fire was located in the residence of Mr. Finn Hut, at the corner of Main street and Fifth avenue. The fire broke out in the roof of the kitchen, some claiming that it was occasioned by d defective fue, and others that the wind had driven sparks of fire under the shingles of the roof The firemen responded promptly and in very few moments had the blaze under control. Mir. Jack O'Keiff, who was passing down Main street, first discovered the fire and gave the alarm to Mr. Hutt's family. The roof of the dining-ro0m and Kitchen was almost entirely de- stroyed The greatest amount of damage was done by the water Mr. Hntt says he is not yet able to esti- mate the damage.