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The morning call., 1894-03-11
CONCERNING
10, 500 YARDS
FLANNELETTES.

That's the quantity OF that nice soft ''fuzzy''
cotton fabric i'm all the newest patterns and color
inHS which we have Just put on our shelves and in
our big west show-window.
e1C-THE CHEAPEST GRADE in point of
VA price but not cheap in satisfaction giving
qualities; stripes and plaids, light colors mostly.
QlC-VERY DESIRABLE SHIFTING FLAN-
O3 NELErTES; good fair quality, in pretty
checks, piaids and stripes; this springs colorngs
~ col0rs rather dark. mostly bright stripes;
some light colors and some figured pieces.
I OIC-FLANNELETTES. The heaviest quality
~ Newest patterns and color effects This
grade has been sold at &C in previous seasons.
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11C-STAPLE GINGHAMs, checks and pIaids.
IL Make your aprons now while you can save
&c yard.
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cannon, boys, but as soon as she's used w
I'll 60 out and get you a lot more rations
OF The same kind" r. M. FLINT.
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sOC-BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. IS inches
w wide. good quality of German linen; every
thread linen.
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OSC-BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK so inches
w wide, same quality as above, only wider
Good assortment of patterns. We also have it
So inches wide for 75c yard.
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SILK BRAID, with tinsel through the center, the
open-work effect in vogue in Paris
and n ew YORK. all shades
inch wide. Csc yard
inches wide. ..... .45c yard
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NEW
SPRING
SILKS.

We've opened within the past week some beauti-
fu printed midas. lovely glace Tahetas, wonder
cent line of Satin Duchess. They here in am
pie time for your Easter costumes. Few women
ous what nave some rarity worn dresses Iala aslde
them up. Here's the new styles atyour command.
hey'I make the old dress look new again. Here
are some price hints;
50C-2o-INCH WIDE ALL-sILK.. PRINTED
Wv midas Some lovely floral designs, and
small dots in new coIorings.
7SC-24-INcH WIDE PRINTED INDIA SILK.
! ~ latest figured designs. and the coIorings that
Will be In vogue this spring and summer.
W SILK. the new fad in designing: that is. de-
sign printed upon design and color upon color,
producing some very novel effects In figures,
G1 00-PRINTED WARP TAFFETA SILKS.
I'D .UU This is the material you require for
mat new SILK waist Small seeded effects in
cnaaseable colors; It's good value at 81 20
CT OE-GLACE STRIPE TAFFETA SILK
u .ZO 20 inches wide. The color effects re-
mind one OF the chameleon. Like that Interesting
little reptile its changes its COLI with the changes
OF light or surroundings. 1t was made to sell at
81 80 yard.
cI R0-BAYADERE STRIPE SILK 20
I'd I.'O inches wide, changesble, wavy effects
In different color combinations, for all the world
like the edge of a rainbow painted cloud En-
tirely new this season.
q 7S-2lINCH GLACE SATIN DUCHESS
N L. ~ Each piece is but a com bination of two
eol9rs but so ingenIeusy are they woven together
that marvellous changeable effect is produced
81 or 81 rs downtown.
go 0O-GLAcE STRIPE PEAU DE SOLE
W wv SILK, 81 inches wide, chanceabIe
oackgrounds, with dainty rossvine stripes High
art material for street costumes.
CD k0- BROCADED SATIN NEW PAT
Uc'OO terms and latest eolorings, for evening
wear. -e
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Q9 R0- BROCADED SATIN. NEW PAT
Dc'OO terms and latest eolorings, for evening
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A1C-STANDARD CALICOES. All colors and
f2 patterns. You cannot duplicate these two
calico offerings.
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ALSATIAN AND INCROYABLE TIES, the ex-
treme novelties in MORE. trimmed with choice
Gupure laces Point Orlando, ETC., So to "a
each.
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QC 00-GLACE STRIPE PEAU DE SOLE
ID L.OO SILK, 2l inches wide chanceabIe
backgrounds, with dainty rossvine stripes High
art material for street costumes
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31 00-PRINTED WARP TAFFETA SILKS.
I'D .OO This is the material you require for
that new silk waist. Small seeded effects in
changeabIe colors. It's good value at 81 rs a
yard That's another point.
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THEY'RE
READY TO
INSPECT.

The new and extremely popular laces of the
Guipure family. whose various offsprincs are
known to the trade as Point de venise Point d
Gene. Point Orlando. Oriental, etc.: the dazzling
spangle and jet effect TRIMMINGS viii are now
In fashions favor; the beautiful MORE Ribbons
in black and coors ;the stupendous bows lovely
Jabots. which are the latest Novelties in ladies'
neckwear: these and many other new things
ready to be seen and sold.
MORE RIBBONS. in the new patterns. so
much worn for bows and trimmings. the best quail
ity only.
Black . 3IA inches wide 35c ward
Black ..................4 inches wide, 40c yard.
Black. 6 inches wide. 75c yard.
Black. q inches wide, ST. yard.
Light coors l.. inches wide, 45c yard
Evening shades. ......-.S inches wide. soc yard
MORE IRE. ANTIQUE RIBBON. very heavy quality;
inches wide wide &c yard
inches wide ......... 6Oc yard
sPANGLE TRIMMING. in three widths, black
12-inch wide. 45c yard
A-lnch WIDE. .5Oc yard
inch Wlue......- ...Ioc yaro
sERPENTINE JET BRAID. IA inches q RO
wide. beautiful novelty patterns. ID .OO
for skirt and yoke trimm ngs. ......... Yard.
LACE AND JET COMBINATION
TRIMMING, ia inches wide, anGe1 IN
entirely creation. made full ast .OO
aruthe Tor skirts. Yard
SILK BRAID, with tinsel through the center the
new open-work effect now in vogue in Paris
and New YORK, all shades
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Q0C-24-INCH WIDE EXTRA HEAVY INDIA
w SILK, the new fad in designing: that is, de-
sign printed upon design and color upon color
producing some very novel effects in figures,
stripes and dots.
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@1 CR-GLACE STRIPE TAFFETA SILK
Ut .-c 20 inches wide. The color effects re-
mind one OF the chameleon. Like that interesting
little reptile It's changes its color with the changes
OF light or surroundings. 1t was made to sell al
81 so yard.
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CI TS-2l-INCH GLACE SATIN DUCHESS
I'd e. - Each piece is but a com bination of two
colors but so ingenIously are they woven together
that marvellous changesble effect Is produced
81 or 81 rs downtown
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dlC-INDIGo BLUE CALICoEs, full assort-
IT, ment patterns
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HHakl21
i INCORPORATED
This is a Great Store!

NUKE
NEW
DRESS STUFFS.
One hundred pieces, one hundred new color
ings, one hundred different patterns Mostly
Jacquards. 1ridescenr fishnet weayes prsmatic
SILK and wool CRYSTALS dapper little pinhead
checks, weaves like the changing sea waves Do
es.ic makes and hoicest imported fabrics. alike
oeauthul and weil-nigh iudescribable. Come and
see one of the sights of the town We mention
some OF The more modestpriced novelties:
1SC-37-INCH ALL WOOL FANCY CHEW
tO lots. domestic weave looking almost as
handsome the imported 81 goods. Six-color
combinations.
S0C-3sINCH ALL-wooL PLAIN ARMURE
" CLOTHS. In an immense variety of color
ings Made TO sell at CSC yard.
W RiETTA. in good assortment, street and
opera shades. A very special value.
7hC-45-INcH ALL-wooL CRYSTAL CORD
~ SulTlNG. Excellent line solid colors GOOD
&1 00-441NCH WIDE SILK-AND-wOOL
W I.OO CHECK AND PLAID SUITINGS late
Paris styles. and sold elsewhere to begin the sea
son at 81 so. We start them at 81. See these
sure
ST 25-s4I2,INGH ALL-wooL ILLUMINATED
W L 80 BIAS PLAID SUITINGS. Something
new and pretty. Value at 81 75
q 7H-40- INCH FANCY CHANGEABIE
W - ~ JACQUARD SUIT IGS, silk and wool
mixtures. in the most fashionable standings
CD 00-40-INCH FANCY BOURETTE CORD
spL.OU CHAN FABLE SILK AND W00T
MIXTURES. modest colors dressy and dainty
DoWntown price for same quality So Our pat
terms exclusive.
MORE SILK RIBBONS
MORE ANTIQUE RIBBONS
BLACK AND COLORS
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SOME
SPECIAL
THINGS.

OSC-LADIES' CALICO WAISTS; stripes, dots
II and figures: pleated fronts and backs: 8
yards of material in these. How does the price
strike you?
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7SC-24-INCH WIDE PRINTED INDIA SILK.
y - latest figure designs, and the coIorings that
Will be in vogue this spring and summer.
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GI S0-BAYADERE STRIPE SILK. 20
ID LEU inches wide. cbangesble wavy effects
IN dinerent color combinations, for all the world
Ike the edge of a rainbow-paInted cloud En-.
tirely new this season.
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LACE AND JET COMBINATION
TRIMMING, IA inches WIDE an01 m
entirely new creation. made full as ID .OO
ruffie for skirts. ................. Yard.
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GO 00-4o-INCH FANCY BoURETTE CORD
SpA.OO CHAN FABLE SILK AND WOOL
MIXTURES. modest colors. dressy and dainty
terms exclusive.
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G1 7S-40- INCH FANCY CHANGEABI,E
W - ~ JACQUARD SUITI SCiS, silk and wool
mixtures. in the most fashionable standings.
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MORE SILK RIBBONS.
MORE ANTIQUE RIBBONS.
BLACK AND COLORS
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C1 OS-42-INCH ALL-wOOL ILLUMINATED
I'd .[C BIAS PLAID SUITINGS sOmethino
new and pretty. Value at 81 rs.
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sERPENTINE JET BRAID. IA inches G1 RO
wide. beautiful novelty patterns, ID .CO
for skirt and yoke trimmings. ......... Yard.
The Lamar register., 1894-06-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

EsrAtE or ABRAHAM d. UPpIKE, DECEASED.
V,HE Undersigned, having been appointed Ad-
! minpssrator of the estate of Abraham d. Up
dixie. latte of the County of Prowers in the State
of ColorAd do. deceased, hereby gives notice that
he will atpear before the County Court of said
County, AZ the Court House in Lamar in said
County. AZ the May Term. 1891, on the End day
of July. A\D. 1891. next, at which time all per-
sons havint claims against said estate are no
titled and requested to attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted. Al persons indebted
to said estatr are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersi igned.
Dated at Lamar Colarado. this 26th day of
May. A. ID. 1894.
MORTON STRAIN,
j2-j33 Administrator.
The Lamar register., 1894-06-02
has the upbuilding Of our town and coun.

ias the uppuiliinS OF our Town ana cOun-
ty, the prosperity, the common good of
all, the proper respect for our dead and
the protection of the health and happi-
ness of our people, at heart, when say,
that should our city authorities do those
''things needful," that loud amens will
sanction their action.
Our town and county has passed the
experimental period, its possibilities are
well known and if we live in a town and
county worth living in, let us improveit
making it inhabitable, that we may Ell
Joy life, happiness and peace. y
believe in progression and detest in
activity, we have slumbered to long, let
us be up and doing, for the night will
soon come when no man can work Every
community is what Its people make it. 1
have no sympathy for those that have
aught except evil to say of our county,
they stand as stumbling block and are
an injury to all good.
Let all good and true citizens encour-
age our mayor and council in the good
work they have begun, and / opine that
we will have city cemetery and city
drain, two public necessities. REx.
The Lamar register., 1894-06-02

B.s, line of new shoes in the mar
J, at Twins
&C. b. Thoman was in Denver 'he
81 OF the week.
81 Scott Robertson was ON our
kee.s Wednesday.
In. W. Robinson came mp from
ranada las, night
j. Il. Davis was up from tue ransh
slanval last Sunday
N 5. GooJale was visiting 20 1Fa-
h las. sunday and Monday
a,,ss Nellie Gocdale has been VS.
u friends in Pueblo this week
Robert Tilliss OF the s. raneh TH'
town several days the tirst of 'tt
tek.
Lamar now has more groe%y
Or,.s than at any time in tile #
pr years
r'be regular rnessing OF the ref
nm club is next Saturday at 81
barge attendance is desired
IT,, inches Of rain fell in
i week exclusive Of that wbi't 1
large sized chuncks on Mono
4 Van Deussn is doing q
plivcry business now he d,
,ods for most OF the grocery
Mort Underwood took gu
men 10 watch him and WEI
siyht OF the bridge
crning-
The program arranged fort 4
ration of Decoration day haf sza|
Ideiinisely postponed ownin
eayy rains OF this week
The memorial services at
Church last SEnday
nspices OF the G. A. r. ~
were largely attended : =
Judge Novels is the hap
town now. His famil.
tom Trinidad on the train
BON. They are living IN Il
inc house west of the NJ l.
The Lamar register., 1894-06-02
LOCALS.

The DELAY in trains caused by
prevented the REers
I,om receiving its usual ready prit
Is the cause of the half size iss'
(bieh we present our readers tn
keek.
The Lamar register., 1894-06-02

here in initiating
bers. They report
in the river caused
to overflow its banks
several miles Thurs
he banks of the ditch
per places Just north
hHm's ranch, causing
VA damage. Several
wei e flooded but We
her erious results.
4 new line of groceries
openeNd d in the place
rnpied by Falkner &
l will Id in charge of
In and F. L. Irwin.
Zen wish Ito assure their
iey will naintain the
higurated by Falkner &
will be pl eased to re
are trade.
>Arnoon one D f the heav-
IS on record \ Nisited La
avy hail did NJ pt extend
.ry much and v ery little
rs is reported. Nearly
in town has scre ems to
VS. and as the winH was
at the time the da\mage
The sky light inn the
ce was the shining mark
the largest stones, tnd
lly riddled, wire screA ZEN
have spent most of IN pc
glass and putty ouS I
nd expressing our feel
ety blank verse.
storms this week raised
river higher than has
or years. The water
we'd it banks at Pueblo
lit reached the union
,ff travel over the San
al days. On Friday |
looded and trains were
Ether south or west. |
along the river had
as there was great |
of them would be
NE Henry and Amity |
raj smaller bitches |
" breaks. At this |
nable to get any es- !
image. having re-
pers from the west
rning about 4:3O
Rom the west was
it was run into |
caboose coming |
ton. The freight
'ked, the caboose,
frigerator car be- |
o kindling wood
k car broke ont |
the plains but
ded up. Two
n the caboose
ured, were the
One was taken
unta and was
ply hurt, the
his home in
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12
THE COUPON CUTTERS OBJECT.

Eastern organs of aggregated wealth
and constituencies greed continue to ex-
plain their hostility to the proposed in
come tax feature of the tariff bill by
asserting that such tax is "inquisl-
torial." As the New MEXICAN has several
times suggested all effective systems OF
taxation are sub ject to the same obJec-
ton. Not dollar was ever collected by
taxation without what the coupon cutters
of New York and Boston, if they were
personally affected, would call "inquisi-
tive prying into private affairs" The
trouble with existing methods of collect
ing taxes is not that they are inquisitorial,
but that they are not inquisitorial enough.
Under existing laws only the middle
classes, persons whose earthly possessions
consist of their little homes and necessary
personal property, all in sight, pay their
full share Of the taxes, and they pay vast
ly more than their just proportion, be-
cause thousands of men possessing i'm
mense wealth in the form of bonds, stocks,
mortgages and cash Systematically and
successfully dodge the tax gatherer. What
the country needs is system of taxation
sufficiently ''inqulsitorial" to catch the
millionaire as we'll as the humble cottage
owner. The income tax proposition is
popular with the people because it is
aimed in that direction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12
On Statehood.

If the Republican editors of this terri
tory have not filled the amor of Delegate
Joseph full of holes it is not their fault
At any rate they believe they have done
that much. He has been charged by them
on every occasion with having openly
neglected to push the bill for New Mex
ico's statehood to the front. But now, as
the cap sheaf to much indefatigable labor,
that Mr.. Joseph has secured day for the
discussion of this, to US, vital topic, and
has even succeeded in enlisting Speaker
Crisp in favor of the measure, these Re.
publican fault finders should now TURF
round and plug up these holes with some
thing more than apologies and retrac.
tions. 1t is quito likely the bill for our
admission in the union will pass the
house in less than fortnight, and be.
tween now and this happy contamination
there is ample time for these editors tc
shorten their ears and remove there
freckles from their bray i'll giving Mr.
Joseph the credit for hard and persistent
work on this admission, bill which is
clearly entitled to and which is the least
they can do.-Albu querque Democrat.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12
A FRIGHTENING PROSPECT.

The leading trade journals speak en-
couragingly of wool prospects. Notwith-
standing the stagnant conditions of bust
ness, the sales of wool at the three prin-
cipal markets of the country during the
month of April amounted to 21,SSS,95S
pounds, against 16,9Os,95O pounds during
the corresponding month last year, and
the sales for the first week in May ex-
ceeded those for the same week last year
by nearly 100000 pounds. In COM
menting upon these facts Dun's Review
says: "As the sales for years have been
in steady relation to the entire consump-
ton of wool, it is fair to infer that, in
spite of the stoppage of some important
works, and in spite of uncertainties as to
labor and legislation, consumption will
continue large for some weeks at least"
The settlement of the tariff question
by the passage of the Wilson bill will un-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12

EDWARD l.. BARTLETT,
Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Office,
Catron block.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12

The Cleaner Has Got 1t Down All
Right.
J
Gathering Them In.

Last week we reported the arrest of
three men, Ellis, Truitt and Hayward, for
attempting to hold up the Shalem colony
messenger. These are held in $4,000
each, for the grand jury, and are in con-
tinement.
AS noted in our locals, three men were
arrested at Ronault's ranch, having stolen
goods in their possession. Officers
Williams and Lehman, following up the
good work, arrested eight others on Sun
day, making grand total of fourteen
arrests in four days. At this rate the
gang of thieves which has for SO many
years infested the valley with impunity,
will soon be behind the bars, and the
capture of their leaders will surely follow.
Las Cruces independently Democrat.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12

SINCE the publication of the congress
sional directory about one year ago death
has claimed Senators Stanford, of Cali
fornia, Colquitt, of Georgia, Vance, OF
North Carolina, and Stockbridge, OF
Michigan. The mortality in the house dur,
ing the year has also been exceptionally
large, including Representatives Chapman
of Michigan, Mcdowell, of Pennsylvania
Houk, of Ohio, Brattan, of Maryland, and
several others. The latter lacked three
days of being 40 years old when he re-
ceived the final summons. Clearly death
is no respecter of persons.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12

If If can be established that any U. >.
senator, whether Democrat, republican
or Populist, has tnkered with the tariff
bill for speculative purposes he should be
promptlv requested to take back seat
The sub ject is too grave to be trltied
with or used for money making purposes.
Senator Coke, of Texas, has declared his
intention to probe the charge to the bot
tom, and he can be trusted to do the work
thorouphly
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12

questionably give fresh impulse to all
branches of business and thus increase
the present demand for wool as well as
all other raw materials. Quick and decis-
i've action on the tariff question is what
the country needs infinitely more than
any other boon that congress has to be-
stow. Hence the prospect that the SEN
ate will soon act on the subject is very
pleasing to the people.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12
The A., Il. Il =. +. Helps out Tourist
Travel.

The action of the Santa Fe in making
a one fare rate westward for all conven-
tions to be held in Denver, and the same
rate eastward FOR all prominent conven-
tions to be held in the east this summer,
will be appreciated by the travelling pub
lie. This rate has been announced after
due notice to the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION, of which the Santa Fe is not
now a member. That association has al
ways stood for high rates and it is for
tunate its policy can no longer control
the Santa Fe, whose management has al
ways been liberal in the extreme in these
matters.-Denver News.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12
Why Take the Wabash

For ST. LOUIS?
Because it is the shortest line; the best
equipped line; runs free chair cars, Buffet
Pullmans and gives you ample time in
Kansas City for supper.
For TOLEDO OR DETROIT?
Because it is the shortest line; avoids
transfer across the city in case you are
going further east, and makes close con-
nections with all trunk lines.
For NEW YORK or BOSTON?
Because it has solid through service
from both Chicago and st. Louis, via
NIAGARA FALLS; gives forty minutes
stop at the falls at seasonable time in the
morning.
FOR ALL OTHER EASTERN POINTSf
Because its service is uniformly good
and you can make no mistake in asking
for tickets VIA THE WABASH.
G. M. HAMpsoN, Coml Agent,
1924 18th St., Denver, Colo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12
Press Comments On Territorial
Affairs.
The Bray of an ASS.

1t is now settled that Ferguson, Fall
and Thornton will not run for congress
and poor Antonio Joseph is to be forced
to run. The first three gentlemen are
afraid to run as they admit defeat. Joseph
must run whether he wishes to or not, and
right here his public career will end. 1t
will be joblot of Democrats that are
elected to any Office this year.-Rio
Grande Republican.
***
The Cleaner Has Got 1t Down All
Right.
Ex-President Harrison, as we'll as all
other leading Republicans, is lodging in
all directions in order to avoid an inter-
view on the existing panic. They don't
want any of it, and the intelligent people
all over the land are beginning to realize
that Republican rule, under the present
circumstances, would be as much out of
place as Barnum's tattooed woman
would be on exhibition at church con-
ference Gallup Cleaner.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12

THE Globe-Democrat, which is nothing
if not narrowly and spitefully partisan
intimates that the leading Democrats OF
the country favor the reelection of the
late Col. Breckenridge to congress. EVIL
dent}v the editor had not read Henry
Watterson's merciless arraignment OF
Breckenridge in the Louisville Courier
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12
SATURDAY, MAY y,

THE next sheriff of Kings county, N.
Y, will have to try and make ends meet
on a plttance of $4,000 per year. Gov.
Flower has signed the bill derriving that
official of fees,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12
CITY Of MeXic0.

Round trip tickets to the City of Mex
leo on sale every day in the year at $751;
10. Tickets good six months from date
of sale. Reduced rates to all other princi-
pal points in Mexico. H. l.. LuTz, Agent.
GEO. 7. NICHOLSON, G. F. A.
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