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BoYs CLorH1xa DKpaRrmrrr

sAo Black and Navy Blue Strictly Atwood
ChevJt Suits at $3.50
SS.s. $3.50 Elegant School Suits In dark checks
and nsdium brown twilled cassiDeres at s2T5
$3.50 Fauntleroy Suits, Atwood and the latest
Styles s2.T5.
Overeats and Ulsters--We have them from "a
70 S. and will offer our IS garment at the <ra-
cial prie. for 81.
Just reeived-50O pair Of 5Oc. Knee Pants, all
new styls at 40c.
lnporte AI-wool Jersey Suit. In navy blue v.
shape fror actually worth $3.50. at So. 80.
sChinehill Double-breasted Refers. Sizes from q
q g. Ourprice Is $3.50 for them. Special price,
$500.
We can pecial attention to our Double knee and
Doubie-sea Pants and guarantee our prices to be
lower tharany ones
Every-hild viii receive an extra present.
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CURTAINS AND Da,pxH,Es.

lot Of Ecru and White Curtains. yards. so
cents.
lot Of Ecru only. a good bargain. IS cents
900 pairs of handsome assorted designs OF Not
tineham Lace Curtains. all Of which We sold as
high as 50 pair. Your choice at 81 80
80 81 Chenille Table Covers. with knotted fringe.
50 cents
Is pairs Brussels. Quincy and Point Eject Cur
tains, sold at q. so TO IS. at s2S5.
lot Nottingham Lace Curtains, by the yard
one yard wide. Only 10 cents
CHENILLE CURTAINS.
Another lot Just received at % 81 great bar
gain
Is pairs Ottoman Curtains. oriental designs full
length and full width Wei worth ST. So S44a
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN RUGS
i lot Oriental designs. 3x6. 81 IS.
4 lot Goat skin Rugs, 81 q
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ihe total number Of fourth class post
masters appointed Saturday was lo7 OF
this number 4s were to iii vacancies caused
by death and designations ana the re-
mainder by removals. The virginia an
pointments were as follows: Charles City.
Julia A Major. vice Edward WILCOX, re.
signed; Finley. Sarah J. johnson. vice Mrs.
Shepherd, vice b. r. williams dead. Poplas
Hill, Mary j. Jardon. Vice c. A woodward,
The Maryland appointments were az fol-
Fox, resigned; Waterbury. Frank Adreon-
vice J. F. Baldwin
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Corros USpERwEAs AND Corsrrs

One lot $i.9s Infants Long Cream Coats, en-
brOidered Cpe. $13S.
AL OF OF N.4s and 81 Is Underwear CONSISTING
Of Gowns. kirts. Drawers and Chemises, lace and
errbroidery,rimmed, CSC.
One lot Ladies' 25c. Drawers. COO, mpsl,n
hem and tyks. 2Ie.
All sizesin Children's Muslin Drawers. tucked
Ard vorksSutton holes, I2,ac. pair.
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Book DEPARTMENT.
Hosiery AND MERrso UNDERWEAR

Boys Extra Heavy Ribbed Black Cotton Hose
Sizes to 10. 1sc., s pairs for SOC.
Ladies' Fancy six Isle Hose. Sell for tOc
44c. pair.
Ladies' Extra Quality Silk Hose, white, blacl
and oil the new dress shades. SIC. pair.
Ladies' Ribbed Merino Vests, well made and
finished Ice. each.
Ladies' Ribbed Mcripo Vests and Pants &c.,
Ladies' Ribbed Underwear, Is wool. 59c.
Ladies' Ribbed Underwear, 20 wool, warranted
Den-shrinkable. Soc.
Ladies' Merino Underwear. white camel's haf
and scarlet. soc.
Ladies' Pure Silk Vests hand -crocheted sbeuldp
bands. 75c
Ladies' Ribbed Merino Union Suits, white ant
gray. $1.e9.
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT

bot of Satin Top Sailors all colors. Were 75c
For 44c.
lot Of Ladies' and Children's Felt Flats al
coers. Were 81. For &c.
lot Of Fancy Wings and Feathers. Worth Al
to SSc. 39c. each.
lot of Fancy eros Grains and Double facee
Satin Ribbon. Worth 20 to SOC. yard. For 2Oc
yard.
lot of Black and White Ribbons, htest style
Worth Soc For &c. q yard.
Your special attention Is called to our work
We guarantee as fine and stylish a pattern as
any frst-class milliner. Our prices, though, are
much less. Our old patrons testify to that.
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Women's 5-button 'Imperiar Real Kid Gloves,
tan. black and brown, pinked wrists. 81 so
Womens 4-button ''Trefousse'' Suede Gloves,
tan. brown, gray, pearl and black and pearl en-
broidered In black. 81. 50
Women's s'button and S-button length Mouslue-
taire Trefousse" Suede Gloves, beaver, tan, pearl,
brown gray black. red, blue, green and Iaven-
oer 81. 90
Women's S-button length Mousquetaire Car
yie' Suede Gloves, tan. pearl. beaver, brown,
gray and black embroidered in white, and pearl
embroidered In black. 81 .s5
Women's 4-button "Jouvin'' Suede Cloves
brown tan, beaver and black. 81 rs
Womens 4-button ''Jouvin' Kid Gloves
oaeck ........................$2 81. 90
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MEMS Goops.

soc. Silk Neckwear, fall styles, 44c.
Sc. quality Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers
65c.
siOO quality Natural and Cancels Hair Under
wear. 92c.
$50 quality Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers,
$1.1O.
Csc. ALL wool Half Hose. lie.
15c. 4ply Linen CUFFS, Toe. pair.
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TOmOrrOW==Gl0ve Day.

and"
goodness
have others equally for it
W IA the N p
as n no
wouldn't b hee.
~ epa a :
WORKING for @ closely and carefully guarding Glove
retail the In the sam wa 10 the
tel our
ready ne TO the Glove buhne s
pth w them utomurow
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Gloves.

S1.25 4button Prime Lamb Skin Gloves, large
buttons and white welts, all new shades csc.
$50 4button Real Kid Cloves, large pearl but.
tons, selfstitching, modes and tans. $1.39.
$l.09 Shook Glaze Kid Gloves. new shades, sec.
500 4-buttsn Real Kid Gloves, all shades, In
GLIDING eminenee, red, green and pearl, sligo.
S1.9s s-buttou Suede Mousquetaires, desirable
shades, $1.f5.
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UMBRELLAS

81 English Gloria Umbrellas, Dresden knob han
dies, SOC.
Is SILK Gloria Umbrellas, oak tie sticks 81. 10
$3.50 Silk Serge Umbrellas, solid acacia handles,
$1.s5.
$1.75 Silk Serge Umbrellas, crook handles 81. S.
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Ranee Of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings of the thsrS
mometer at tbs weather bureau today, sAm
As; pm, "a; maximum, 81: minimum. a
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DIED.

W J: oowfNG. at his residence. No isii lad
street northwest, aged siKy-ODe yean.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
1ss sisfsd sh G seiored :.sss 'U q Mn
Jane A. Garrett.
In memoriam Of Miss Isabella Giles:
Through days well spent In prayer and prsiss
In words and works Of love.
co 70 "a Al. hf best aef ir s pisssan' ways
Funeral at O'Clock pm. Tuesday. October ~,
from Galbraith Zion Church, eth between d
and NJ streets northwest. .
| HARRIS. On Saturday, October IA 1855. HIS
O'Clock am, Mr. WILLIAM HARRIS departX
this life only son Of Lizzie Harris. aged twes'
" years, seven months and six days
Asleep I'm Jesus.
Funeral hom Metropolitan A NJ 4 Church q
Tuesday, October IL, at O'Clock
HENNESsEY. On October IS, isss, ut q am,
Funeral from MS mothers residence. No. 6s2 4th
street northeast. Tuesday morning, October
Church s where ssSSsu %. s e ). ss;s 70
the repose Of his soul. baltimore papers please
copy
HORNE. On Sunday. October is, 1893, CAROLINE
MILDRED LEE HORNE, wife OF Charles y.
Horne and daughter Of the late Rev. J. H.
Funeral services 1t ZIG 14th street On Tuesday,
October IL, at pm.
Il. Il.
nine years. died at L. O'Clock sunday. Octo6so
Is. 1888. after long and painful Illness
Funeral from residence. $40 LIST street northwest
Tuesday at pm.
PosEf On October il, 1898, THoS ". PoSEy,
beloved husband Of Mrs- Marion Posey, ses4
seyent.-cight years. formerly OF Charles county,
Md. dort Tobacco Times and IDdependenf
please copyD
SToCKETT. At Homeopathic Hospital Monday
October 1e. 1888 at 2 O'Clock am, JAMIE
NJ. STOCkETT. I'm the fortieth year Of his age.
Funeral from residence Of his brother. No sl3 y
street northeast, at O'Clock pm. "Wednesday.
October Is Interrnent at Congressional ceme.
terry. Friends and acquaintanc~ Respectfully
invited.
wIDMANN On Monday, October 16. 1885, as
3:l5 am, JOSEPH, beloved husband Of Cathe-
rine WidIaann, aged SIXTY years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 6&2 LII
street northeast, "Wednesday, October L.
at $50 Am. Requiem mass At ST Msy'e
are respectfully invited to attend e
Military Order OF the Loyal Iegion OF the United
States Commandery Of the District Of Columbia.
Washington. october 16, 1893.
The death Of Companion Brevet Colonel CHARLE2
FAIR, late L. s. Volunteers. on the l4th Instant.
Is announced to the Commaudery.
Funeral services. at which the attendance q
Companions is requested. VIII be held nj 1ss sinh
Street NE. on Tuesday, the 18th instant, at 3
O'Clock Pm. The Insignia 81 the Order VIII bs
worn.
Brevet Major-Gcnenl JOHN G. fARKE. U.s.A-,
W. p. HuxFoRD. Recorder.
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One Case Checked Naims0Ok, &c. Nd.
Opr1cAL DEPARTMENT.


Amber handle, French plate rim best finch
. . .
Amber handle French plate rim, best 3n-inch
lens 'S~o
lens ..................... ...............s17
Ebony handle, nickel plate rim, best 3hinch
lens Observation-Disclosures. 81 8
list floor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., list annex
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HANDKERcHIEFs.

terms, 12hc.
&c. Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs, new de-
signs, 21c.
2se. japanese SIX Hasdkerchiefs four-corner en-
broidery, 13c.
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Brushes For All.
Fine Extracts.

full line Of the Celebrated Deasttrs.
Extracts at half usual prices.
4-oz. Bottles Of Newman Extract. Were
Wv, ioF. III CTS.
ZOE. Bottles Of Newman Extract. We're
W cts, for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CTS
2-oz. Bottles Of Fine Extract "a C-rS
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TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

2Oc. Jet Trimming. 1-inch wide. tic.
sc. Hercules Braid, In blue and white, 1-tnct
wide, 21c.
SOC. Ce,ored Jet Edeing 1srinch wide, 25c.
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womens s-button length Mousquetaire "Jouvin'
Suede Gloves. brown, tan, beaver, pearl and black
flet embroidery, stud buttons and welts u
match NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 2
Women's 4-bntton Real Kid Gloves, brown, tan
rouge and black embroidered in white, black an,
self color large pearl buttons. .............S1.5
Women's 4button Pique Walking Gloves, rouge
tan and black ....................$150 and 81. q
Women's 4button Pique Walking Gloves, rouge
spearpoint embroidery. large brass buttons. 81 U
Misses 4-button Kid Gloves. assorted shades o
TAM rouge and brown. ...............$1 and 81 81
Misses Biarritz Gloves, assorted shades of tai
ohu oio"u .$i-o'
Boys Pique Dogskin Gloves, Russal
tans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and 81. 3.
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YELLING AND NEcKwEAR.

Columbian Wells. jet border, Zoe.
Fancy Bordered Tissue Yelling, 25c.
Fauntleroy Collars and Cuffs, colored edges, SOC.
set.
Striped Chemisettes and CUFFS, Soc set.
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Dress Trimmings

Hundreds of fashionable styles made
to sell for from 81 to s. at Is CENTS
A YAHD.--other hundreds Of styles
made to sell at from $3.50 to - for
20 CENTS A YARD.-Both the choic-
est productions of q stock which We
closed out from ''shaky'' importer.
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Nor1oSs.

Sc. set Dress Steels, &c. set.
&c., Toe. and lie. Stockinett Dress Shields. Il
pair.
12c. piece whalebone Casing &c. piece
Zoe. piece Colored velveteen Binding Sc piece
sc. dozen Black Sewing Silk 100 yards), pc.
dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-16

Read our opening announcement, page Z
W. d. Clark & Co., s07-Sll Market spacel
AdNt
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The President has appointed VIM J. Rans
nells and Thos. A. Keech 20 be notsriea
public of the District OF Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-16

TWENTY-FIVE TEARS AGO MOVED FROM OUR MODEST
HooPsKRr CORSET FACTORY 10 SEVENTH STREET
BLOCK WHERE ARE AND As OUR INTENTION IS TO
WHERE SUCCESS HAVE DECIDED
CELEBRATE THIS OCCASION A PRESENTATION SALE
WISH THE ATTENTION OUR PATRONS TO
DOING NO CREDIT BUSINESS AND OUR Kx
MODERATE,
PRICES. GUARANTEEING LOWEST
REFUNDED.
SHOPPING TICKET
DOLLAR
RECEIVE A HANDSOME SOUVENIR
FOLLOWING SPECIAL OFFERED
yENIRs OF THE OCCASION:
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Kitchen and All-0ver=the-
house Necessities.
i've offered hreva
ask t.
rice low.
HousEruRNrsHrNa DEPARTMENT.

Bissell Carpet Sweepers. A good make. BY
buying a big lot We sell them for. 81. 20
Cooking Utensils made Of steel and enameled-
the most durable kind.
SoHee fots. ....... .~~~~~~~~..~~. toc
lea tVc
Other pieces at proportionate prices.
Five O'Clock Tea Kettles, copper and brass, with
spirit lamp and wrought iron stand. special lot
at ........................ ................S lco
Nickelplated Baking Dishes, with inside porce-
lain pans. Just the thing for buildings, oyster
pies, &c. Covered. ...........-............S 100
Uncovereu '............. .................... aoc
Heavy Tin Double Boilers for cooking oatmeal,
milk. farina, &C. Prevent the burning OF food. soc
Step Ladders, made Of well-seasoned material and
nicely stained. .45c
Polished Steel Frying Pans will not burn the food
or preak. .<oc
GerWan SCRUB Ciotns. s,>~~~>~. &c
Palmetto t1ber Scrubs. .Uc
Imported Putt POmade. &c
Large bottles Of Ammonia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ELECTRO Sll1con ..............s-........ .1Oc
jet Sheen Stove Polish. boxes for. .......5 Sc
Leavitt's Furniture Polish ..................10 Zoe
Crescent Knife Polish. .10c
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The Lace Curtain Sale

Is wi
q
thu be
m what's going on Then believing when youth
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BAums SANITARY CoRsrrs

Special attention Is called to our own Patent
Sanitary Corscts These have been In use for 20
years. We have now arranged with our manu-
seturer that We can again furnish them at popular
prices. Ask for them.
Ask for our own 50-cent Corsets
Ask for our own 81 Corsets.
AK for Baum's Peerless and Sanitary C0rsets.
Book DEPARTMENT.
Please visit our Book Basement, which Is
always aiise with books up to date. Washing
tenians should appreciate efforts In this depart.
ment as It Is the second Of its kind in this eoun
try, and our prices can't be beaten by any one.
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CHINA AND CRockERY DEpARrmrs,

We have selected from our stock Of Fancy Plates
about twenty-five dozen that were 81, $3.50, IS
and 81 dozen and marked them. Zoe
Fine China Pudding Sets nicely decorated ... 81
Genuine French China Tea Sets, ffty-six pieces
hand painted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Carlsbad Cuspidors several shapes and decorations
lot Of Jardinieres, several shapes and colors.
Complete Chamber Sets, nicely decorated. :. 81 so
Dinner. Tea and Came Sets OF all kinds l0c
piece Dinner Sets Of the Finest Carlsbad China rich
Se"'osph xSU
English Decorated Dinner Sets 100 pieces. 50
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WOODW ARID \. LOTHROP.
r NV
AWTWRaN RECEPTION DAYS lN
Infants ParaOrs.
10TH. 1TH AND r sTS NV

FoR
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PRESSED GLASS DEPARTMENT.

Good quality Table Tumblers, per dog. 1890. .35c
Engraved Oil Bottles. .10c
Cake or Bread Plates. Be
Fancy Opal Glass Mugs. &c
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TME "GApBT@l" SEWING MAGAZINE. $3.50.

MEaWUUNGs WVSaWW,
Il nisle~
1t n operation
WOODWARD & LorHRop
F
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Rich Ribbons

At very Insignificant prices.
Besieged last week. and the rush
started In anew this morning. A1i-silk,
Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, in every
conceivable shade. worth double these
prfcaa.
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LAMP DEPARTMENT.

Banquet Lamps Of the newest pattern, cent?
draught burner, finished In gold and ONYX s.
Piano or Floor Lamps OF solid brass, yolt
iacquered, central draught burner. So
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Dress Goods.

Every counter and shelf Is heaped as never be fore
Germany, from England from home looms. French Fl
eHerts, quiet and full of rich beauty. Aiwool Novel
Figured Novelties, tempting the quietest taste Al
and every quality that is worth buying thought
whether the wish be for plain fancy you have the
thoughts in EACH and the freshest of the Paris
through abeolute completeness in Dress Goods you
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-07
DENTISTS.
N. T. HARRIS,
DENTIST.
Office 4O5% A=sdm Arenae.
PERSONAL.

Mrs. w. Washwood, of Corsi-
cana, is at the Palmo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bryant, OF
Gatesville, are at the Palmo.
Mr.. w. A. Battaille, of the St..
Louis Republic, from Fort Worth,
is at the Royal.
A. F. Mckay, M. D., business
manager of "American Climates
and Resorts" is in the city. He
says that the hot waters are most
eflicacious in certain cases and
thinks they should be most profit
able to Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-07
ASTONIS HING,

That we offer rs cent Corset in
Drab, Tan and White for 3Scts,
but we do.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-07
WONDERFUL
SURPRISING,
LAST CALL.

Zephyr Gnghams worth l21c.,
l5c. and zoe, mixed lot, all at
7 l-2 cents a yard
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
THE U. s. MARSHAL APPOINTMENT.

Tho appointment of Hon. E. L. Hall, of
Grant county, from all indications, was
quite = surprise to Delegate Antonio
Joseph and the Democratic statesmen
acting with him. Charges had been made
against Hon. Trinidad Romero, but it
was supposed, they would act in the in
terest of Hon. Felix Martinez for ap-
pointment as soon as vacancy occurred.
While in Washington, Mr.. Joseph had
gotten no less than thirty-three Demo-
mocratic senator's to endorse Mr.. Marti-
nex' papers and it was considered that
the appointment would certainly 60 to
the latter. But "there is many slip betwixt
the cup and the lip" Some Dem ocrats,
not all friendly to Mr.. Martinez aspira-
lions and not having the fear of the
Peoples party in San Miguel county be-
fore the eyes, turned in to defeat Mr.. Mar
tinez' for the nomination and evidently
succeeded.
Mr.. Hall, being on the ground, and
having strong political and personal in
auence, for instance Senators Palmer,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
the JICARILLA APACHES.

There are some Jicarilla Apaches loose
in M IRA county; they belong on their
reservation in Rio Arriba county; they
are stealing sheep and killing game un-
lawfully off their reservation; measures
should at once be taken to put them back
on the reservation where they belong and
they should be kept there.
There are enoughtramps going through
New Mexico, without having to bother
with these wards of the government, who
are, according to supposition, being fed
by the government. The attention of
the Indian Office is called to this affair;
the people of New Mexico want these
marauders and loafers put back onto the
reservation where they belong and kept
there; here is pointer for Delegate Jo-
seph; instead of fling charges against
Republican officials, he might busy him
self TO do some real service to the people
of New Mexico; here is one of the direc-
lions indicated, in which he might be of
use to the people.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
NEW MEXICO FRUITS.

If reports are to be relied on, serious
inroads into the fruit crop have been
made for the present year in Texas, Kan
sas and Colorado by the late frosts. In
contrast with this state of things in those
sections New Mexico has crop now as
sured that promises to be very valuable
the more SO, because of the misfortune
that has befallen those localities above
named which in some measure come into
competition with fruits from this terri
tory. This being the case New Mexicans
should endeavor to make special point
in this year getting their fruits to market
in the very best shape possible. Already
New Mexico has growing reputation
in this respect, and the coming OPP
portunity should be taken every ad-
vantage of.
This year the fruit trees generally are
not burdened with green fruit as is usually
the case; there is enough fruit to mature
to perfection and growers will not be at
the expense of employing labor to pluck
tho green fruit in order to give that re-
naming the necessary quality and size.
This saving should be put into effective
warfare on the insects and spraying and
other devices should be resorted to with
more energy than ever in order that the
best possible results may be attained.
Aside from this, moro care is necessary
this year, both in the care of orchards
and the packing of fruit, because it is
Worlds fair year and wider opportun-
ity is afforded for advertising our pro-
ducts. 1t would also be good idea for
our fruit shippers to devise some dis
tinctive shipping case or attractive and
prominent brand for the cases, showing
at glance that tho case contains New
Mexico fruits. This would be great adj
vertisement and would prevent the
trickery which many dealers have been
detected in, i. e., selling off New Mexico
fruit under the guise that it came from
California.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
T'riumvirate Tested.

The following appeared in the Demo-
crat this morning, mixed with an adj
vertisement, which has stirred up q lively
row in Democratic circles:
SIT will be remembered that Messrs.
Crist, Ferguson and Joseph went to
Washington with the avowed intention of
inducing the president to appoint their
particular friends to Office in this terri
tory. It was understood that the friends
above referred to were to use their per-
sonal and official influence to advance the
future political interests of this great and
mighty triumvirate.
"The scheme was to establish virtual
dictatorship over the Democratic party
of New Mexico and rule it with a rod of
iron. But fortunately for the territory,
the president nipped this ambitious lit
tie plan for personal political aggrandiz-
ment in the bud and intimated that he
preferred to consult the entire Democ-
racy of New Mexico rather than three
dimunitive specimens of the genus poll
tician who assumed to represent them.
Tho triumvirate returned disgruntled
and have since been trying to influence
appointments by letter writing and filing
charges against prominent Democrats
of the territory who are applicants for
Offices" Albuquerque Citizen.