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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23
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iFrum Fridays psijJ
A Pullsr. registering from saginaw.
Mich. 10 a, the Armijo
sheriff Campbell. of Apache c"un,y.
Arisnna, 10 Agan In the city
Mr- James Me-hsn was passenger
for williams, ArlrunA. THE morning.
Mrs. Joe. Jaramillo aud children arr
NJ the Hotel Columbus frum Lie LunSr.
X Armijo. who was called O 81.
Louie IN business, returned hunr yrst.r.
day morning
VIC Baruet AMI wife. accompanied
10y N,ss R.inA Ellie, arr n, the Hotel Go.
Iumbus fr,m " ilhAms, ArI.
At buck. the sheep huy"r for th"
Armour Packing company, thrAgr sui
knusas CITY. - m the city today.
Dr X G. Dryden. the Atlantic a pAci.
dc surgeon ahd physician =, winslow. ~.
turned ~ the w-rt this morning
Harry = Osen, young attorney 4
this city. visited santa fr yesterday 81
business. returning HON" las, night
y. d naiies. Charles Rcinkrn am
Theo. Donovan. three young gentlemen
from Bclrn, w-rr IN III" city yesterday
Mnnico MirAbel and Manuel y. j
ChANrn, extensive w"ul ra,r"rS from SAT
Rafael. Valencia county, arr IN the cit,
John stein. superintendent ~ Harvey
eating h"ur-s IN the s"u,h~rr,. war herr
Yesterday, leaving this morning for IL"
Vegas
w.O Secor and wife moved up I" Per
alta canon, Crhni mining district, TIN
morning, where they will reside IN ia
future
Major } W Fleming. the min" iu-r"'
tar for New MrAi,n. Registered ~ ~" Ia
rn,ean last nigh, from Silver C'y II
IL making n tour IT the mines "i ia" ter
rtory.
Hon Pedro p-rra resigned the por'''"
of president IL the flrSt National bank 4
Santa Fs. and Major PAlen WAS elected
the POSITION
J.s q Fitch. lawyer II sncnrro an
prr.,dent Of Ia. Commercial club II ia,
town. w in III. city, coming ur las, nigh
W. H. Lille. II also IN IN" city from ~
corro county.
NJ u p.r.,,, wh, b.. ,,.., vi.i,,r
a., I'll, n,h.r ,,h.r r,l I,.,c;.,
D.. q; J.m.. bo, .rrin,,. b,. r,
,.rn.d HON, m. v,,,, Il, IA, sr,in,
US. y,ry h.n.s,,l
y % n,oxo wh, WAS . rnn,hm,
dow, IN socorro county n few yrsr ~
t,r IN. mas, twelve months ont At A,
R,,s. IN IA. .mploy Of III. Santa =
pr-s.o,, A. phuni, railroad. ~ a,npmr
=, IN. wind.or. Mr brown i. h.r~
business. aud will return wc., IN n 4,
d.v.
u.,rv G,..,, IA. duy cooL n. Z,i,.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23
a SAluahle Cheat ,

Tacoma, Wash.-I have used your
simmons Liver Regulator and can con.
scientiously say Il 70 the king of all liver
medicines I consider Il . medicine chest
In itself -George W. jackson. You,
druggist sells u In powder or liquid
The powder TO DO taksh dry or made In,
Ia tea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23
,.sR NAME NEVER PRINTED

Curious ~ Lack witch fss Years Pol.
lowed = wsshlagtea wsaaa.
II looks a. though society notoriety
Ia not TO he the fate of one Washing.
ton woman whose name for sore In
scrutsble reason for the last half.
dozen years has been omitted from
all published accounts OF gatherings
In which she has taken part An
overmastrring curiosity finally
prompted her Ia institute an investi-
CATION into thr matter. She found
then that so far from the omission hav-
ing been Intentional On the part OF
the correspondents, u arose from the
fact hat she was personally unknown
even by sigh, To them. Having salts
He'd herself on this score, the iucognito
shortly thereafter ordered her car
rage, and, calling for . friend.
took her for drive. Thu
little excursion, planned for
pleasure, had q most disastrous ter
mination. Us the horses, taking fright,
ran away and, getting beyond the
control Of the coachman, the vehicle
was overturned and both ladies In.
jured, the owner Of the carriage quite
seriously. In the midst Of her pain
as she was being carried homo there
flashed through her mind the thought
that the runaway would be given
space In the papers. Then. ~ the
turnout was her property, her name
would Of necessity figure In the 40
count The following morning q de-
tailed account OF the accident ap-
peared In the paper, but by a strange
fatality that has for 20 long ruled her
elimination from print, her name was
not mentioned. That Of her compsn.
lon was several times repeated In the
article, which wound up by stating
that - friend who was In the carriage
ct the time Was also injured"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23

Ayers Hair vigor Ia universal beau
tiher Harmless, effective, and agree-
able, /, has taken high rank among toile,
articles, This preparation causes thin
and weak hair TO become abundant.
strong. and healthy. and restores gray
hair 70 its original color.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23
,,s-vr-.-ea m,. Faysrahiy

Banker P-armAn, u moneyed magnat"
Of Boston, makes the following report at
his examination of the A & =. railroad :
"My favorable impressions of the Al
lantic Il Pacific and II It's possibilities
and their necessary development, are
not a. all diminished The read has
c,s, the Atchison . large amour, Of
money. Of course, and probably in i,S
early dAys . good deal II money was
waited, but II Ia . hne property
and IL building up rapidly. Their"
10 . vast territory tributary I" 1t "n
both sides. and which IL full " r-markS'
bi. resources, especially mineral, TIL"
rapidi,y with which they dropped prom
Using silver minc. ys.ldinS large r"'"rnS,
AMI went Ia work developing lSrg" gold
u.i,ra, show what the country rAn 10,
: "My pr,jadices have vanished IN 'r"~
Of the facts, aud now tina, | am passing
over tbs road second time, f..l that
NEGATIVE statements ough, to give way Ia
pusstlve ones a. IA wha, IL and what
may be expected "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23

Some people arc constantly troubled
with pimplrs AMI boils, especially about
the face and neck The beat remedy W .
thorough course OF Ayers ssrsApsrilla,
proper ehsnnels, and " mskes the skin
become son, healthy and fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23

rr.are.- 20 tssvsssp-s., wsss ..
tse etts,rie,.

The Atlss. owned by y tr-iricks, V
showing up nicely.
A yo.i trail 4. bei,y built fr,ym ,b.
Lon. Star u th. A,b.m.rl,
Hand 4. ,b. ,.arr., town and ,.o~,-
,,,,,re Ia IN. ,.mp an L. lara.
m. NJ, ,. .a,,I., AZ,
g. IT,. .,-,. - - ,,,..
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Tue y" Ns"e' he Pri~rV -" nv
'"'r'' '"~'' WI WV" "'' NV ""
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orr Va the Crown f"in' vein continues
" 'herease DOM J" r'cn"""1 ann WYNN W
WV" "'"''' W "'N'" ," 'A"
large force m men are AZ WORK On
III" bailey miii nj All"rt"n. AMI En-
l~c'ei '" he ~ shape !" "ea' Crh''' "'"
10y July 10
The Lone Star company Ia now busy
with force ~ men doing development
work IN that property 'unael
heing run In Ia cut the ore body about
one hundred feet helow the surface
Holt aud kiucAM Ar. pushing Develop.
mrut work On the Monte Carlo lOlr This
~ the claim IN which = Ii'ann aud
Hon rhw u stuart. II hnver, have
lately h-com. Interested.
Engineer W T L"mis spent u great.
~ part II last week surveying claims IL
M"in Da u" rrporis great activity
among III" people there
W. und.rstaud that Postmaster Gable
It Santa Re, together with numh~r 3"
others are preparing Ia b"nm the new
town ~ Alto four m,l"n above Bland, u
East Pm"
John knrhlrr came in from the La Jari
country TUESDAY fnr mail aud while her,
had his nam. enrolled On oar rubscrip
tom b"nks lie reports TIA" n"w camp a
gr"wing daily aud already has ar man!
a. S"v"n,y ..iv" people IN 1t.
II,u / n Walker, the efficient regis
ter ~ the rnlt,L States land office n
santa ~. has d.-igtat.d the CAN a. tn
uiRciAl organ IT C,rh,t in which the le
gal notices Tor patents on rgiuing lain
p ~ the d,s,ric, are to appear
\ rl,,. nu,I nr ,hr wm.is claim has bee
t sury"yr,l ami active development, work
r Ia begin At once This claim has ~ We
l. l-tnrd vein 81 miu-rAliH~l quartz stand
ing M, some fifteen feet cut "rihc ground
- II AAjnius the Bland tnwusitr on ia
70 north.
/ & Gign.y h.. completed the asses.
: r..u, survey and rrrnri,ng II I'm
II ,ruur If claims, each nt which show
" we'll defined ninrrall..si vein They ~
y the Las, Chance. sulphrlr. Gold Bul
t,nlI Nugget, Denver, Azurn aud Nictnl
som" IL which give far assAys IN g"l
frum the SuI face.
Cnry,ll h Hooker, by W r. Lnomi,
...i.,nu, ,nyinu.r. h.y, lust complete
survey NJ IN. Cntr,nan grnup If mimi
!. claims p,.,w.-n M.,lio D,a and Del Nor,
~ r.,n,. IN. vrnur cnnpris.. the Yves
lr ,,,r, p,.r;o.i.p.. rlviny Du,cbm,n, Ma
!. ,,,, p,dI.v. Bln,k Hawk, Little Net,
IN .ud k,.,..ha and ar. All prnmisiu
II ,,,.,.,,,.,,s ,h, ,,,,,n.,r,v N ,;,nr,,. Cot
NJ man, # C.rr,Ilr.
~ .ury.y Of In. dis,ric, shows that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23
a Neg eara.l

=. q. Tracy has established dog farm
In the Pscos valley. Last week he re-
ceived from New York two more import
ed fbz terriers, one Of which .>ok third
prise Al the New York bench st Nv. He
nov has Eve Of the breed. They have
cost SNARE sum Of money. The terriers
are great exterminatnrs Of rabbits and
fearlsssly follow Into the prairie dog
holes. 20 they are handy iittis beasts q
have around an orchard whsasvsr Al.
dermau Tracy and his tribe appear on
the streets the town marshal 10 on the qui
vive to zee " the animals wear tags. Al
one time on Long Island the dag fancieI
kept one hundred dogs on his dairy
farm - Eddy Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23

In the Distriet Cesrs, Coassy Of Bssaalil,s|
nsosy Of fsv haxtso
TAs Lssdosviiis Medicinal Baa>,
HE re,.em.
Assanpsis b. Atsashnsat.
fAs s~sd dsfs ndnas, n. 3. Folsum. 10
nueikod that sait In assuuspstt ~ eitad
has hssA couH.sneed saainst him N Ms
Coart, fos Tn. Coasts q pernali,k b., Tssr,s|
:T n:,'fc z s. ess. slslI asi
trsd dellass WI.s0o), sad thai ,oss psopssS
bssa attached, snd THAI anis. goo en,ssl
appearance In said salt on or bsfoee the -
OF tbs nsst 90 okse torn 81 40 eoastl
aeneins % u: Art hendsy 0sso,si
ball therein Viii b. rsadss.d esslas, u
he said prop ~ sold 20 ss,i;sy e. ed :
A. p. hohnLxx. ATTORNEY for P.siniih.
Avi.s.
Nm IA Cote do Dissrlto, Condsdo De bsul
rsrdtofto do Nasvo hejieo.
n Bsneo Naesesai d Lsndoavilis !
Do vermont A. = y::i..a. No. .
Aasampsit POI Nm barge.
Ri4iohs d sman.iado. n. n. volser. 4
sseas nosiAeado Qus On pleato On assampa
sneseo m edo eo@eSscdo e 90 cni,sss
Tsrsi.orio d hssvo hsl,oo, pos dislc -
tsanoo kasis nal d LSndnpviis d We
perinIoios rsolanaA0 HI oqirientps N
Qas /, psopsSed.d d vd. ha si<so s1barS1
no ssr Qas vd. satse IN eoapafenslo sa
:.so :: !. ss. q Z. Rsss:s. .s =: e.
en- y primer Lases Do Osssbes. lsk q
/ sisndo Octuhse Flmeea, tset, iveio Dos
sssa sasrsdo On coslrs q va. , diskA Psosl
sses vsndida pare sesiseaess dlshc seslan1
n x,v,,,,, g.: ! . NJ 2,s ~, -
vpssses's ssie.
wkrsas, JoAa 4. Hill, AZ he ensnsy 4
aAiiilo and ,ssvitosy OF kew hsxteo. on q
dag q Jasaary. isaa b he ssss.ss Ssel .,
ia - .': :cs = q vod 7 -, x. ,.s
saevss -. 70 .:s . y. JSss..Ss. . ssSs1
foilowi1S dssssiAst rial estate u sAid
.aad tsrritosy, and dascFihsd - fclievpsl
rhs. ss!tsln Y, tssss cad psres Fl ianl
tcvn OF Oid Alheesss2Hs. sorrss the s,ss
os. IL sss. .: .ss ss 1870 s $ sr !. 3
twssa tbs fspee noe. on The eestk eide
tract hcfsin described sad the lad 81 =
Martin. On tbs west b. IN silsy sboas twsls
wlts on The sss. hy 4, s'lsg t.sesy .iss
ss "a , sse.'cs - sSs ~ ss,s.A II
n tEgtA ~. tEe1t - Wht&a @W4f Stt&M ~
that time resided, On tbs soetk b. stfsetl
Nal rod avenue. the dimsnsloas Ut AZ
bong % tbs north aldo iasH fest, On Z
aida al feet, on tbs soath side - test,
ysst edo 10 fest,. more % less. the whae
eses ncw ..s r. ID lcs.s to- q. s.s . e.: :,
yeyrd b, dssd b kssasl and tAfssl A
JaAnA fniie do htL, As'eh n iss1, -
IN bcok ~" psss %, Of he rsfes,ls {
coanty. 70 yhieh y en-" % 70 wsds foss
q esrtsin note, .bsaFias sven date With -
% trust psyably one ysaF sfsss date. VII
est al Twelve pef esnt ,psr annnn ane
And vhsssAs ssid nots y now D ct dos e
paid, Nov ihssstors. q thu Fsqnsss of u.
hciflsF az sai4 nots. And IN socasianss Z
tsrms ana eca4is,ess - the said desd ~
Inc iisH AZ o. Nag. lssi, Cor ~ pasposs5
Ing tks data asd tho cosss sflsinx tksrsn
the postedAos In tAs eity p; Aibaqsssass
oounty end t<svttory, ssli the sbcvs ~
psoessty - Pssi,e ssssios Tor ssss 70 u
d. ". JoHhsros. n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23

while in Topeka last March. 4. T.
BARRIER. n prominent newspaper man OF
La Cynge, Kan, was taken with cholera
morhus very severely The night clerk
at the hotel where he was stopping. hap
pen,d Ia have q bottle Of Chamberlain
Coli. Cholera and DiArrhoea Remedy and
gave him three doses, which relieved him
ami he thinks saved his life. Rvery
family should keep this remedy In their
HON. at all times No one can tell how
.oon /, may he psedcd II costs but 4
,riae and may he ths means of saving
much suffering aud perhaps the life OF
nnn. member of the family 70 and SO
cent bottles for sale by T. X. Burgess q
SON. druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23
re- uo. % 4.ooo.ooo VOLUMES.

ID VIZ " 8,'lN'sotHo NoIo " Bs
Tho rw Urs,, udius st wsshi"sten
-...' 49, 80 ". Mad.
In round numbars tho national II.
hrary Of tho United Statos contains
it bound volumes and 2hi,n -
nmphl"t- all ~ which ai present
are crowd d into room Ia the capi.
toll "a rom which was full fifteen
years ago. according 10 Kate Fieid's
Wash .nston Yet the accumulation
has guno on until there II barely
room Ia walk about In the library
! itself. Viii adoSen rooms elsewhere
| IN IN b,aldlng are illed to overflow.
" ith the need IN plain sight IL tooS
congress several Years 90 make up
It's mind TO erect q library building.
but anally in April lssd. II decided
TO de- IL A sito was chosen on Cap
! uol hill directly east OF the capitol
| ,ts"l aud sjJ1. 90 was appropriated
for IT, purchase Forty or hity
, bailuing, lad To be removed before
! excavation could be made for the
foundation. IL took y. - feet Of
! irnciny twelve feet high TO enclose
the ground and IL was nearly four
y ,ars aft T. the fence was built before
any part Of the building was visible
over Its to. There IL q great deal
OF the library 40 feet long by $40
tcot wide II covers III. ~ square
feet Of ground ami will DO llO feet
la height from the ground ~ the top
~ tho dome when finished. That IL.
next to tho capitol. IL will bc the
largest ediHce in Washington and
tho largest library building In the
world
When congress did decide to DO
tho work II was pleased to have II
done well The utmost care was
used In securing Q arm foundation.
J and the best OF material has been
put into the superstructuro All the
material 10 Of homo manufacture ex-
cept tho white ensmeled brick.
When the contract vas made In 1898
no enameled brick was made In this
coantry-certainly not In sufficient
. quantities Several states are rep
|. resented In the construction OF the
library building. New Hampshire
and Maryland furnish tho granite;
the structural iron work came from
= Pcnnsylvanla, Nov Jersey and lndi-
\ ana. tho ordinary brick are made
within tho District Of olumbia, and
tho door t-iling comes from Ma,sa-
chusetts and Vermont The new
, library building. declares Mr.. poi.
ord. will suffice for $50 years TO
come. When finished IL will hold
, ~ 90 u nearly tfty per
| crnt more than are now embraced In
, any library ia the worl " In ma
!. tiunal libraries France now Loads the
world Hers contains u full million
more volumes than that Of Great
Britain--the ncNt largest Germany
Is next In rank al lussia IL fourth.
< Tho nited States comes ncxt 10
3. order.
Will. in Topeka last March. Il. I
a BARRIER. n prominent newspaper man q
4. La Cynge. Kan, was taken with choler
-. morhus very severely The night cler
at the hotel where he was stopping. hap
pen.d to have bottle of Cham berlain'
.. coli. Chulera and Diarrhoen Remedy an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23

Sometime ago WAS troubled with an
attack u Rheumatism, uss'd Chamb-r
lain's Pain Balm and Was completely
cured. lhAve since advised my friends
and customers To try the remedy aud all
spsak highly 81 IL. siaos GoLpnAuN.
San Luis Rey, Cal. For aAle by T. d.
Burgess q son. Druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23

~ y 30 hu1ls>>s 81 M sssy. ~
slscsy sivsa ~ sbe rsiscses IN M
dsesns~ wss sions snsiaisss 10 4
him. 1'hs evidences hrruwhoa, ,es<
show that he was . daasetsn. frNua.
The jusgc asesss-d a.ane II eis aud =
or thirty days 10 jail, against him. [
cos,s and ane smcua,ei 10 sst u,
he was unable To pay, and vas .s
inEiy zen, h jail City s-nsi.,
Ne .. nss.
As one IL the unfhr,uustes 20 fAcesLl
denomina,sd country saver" by1
"Csnu,-" ~ Tmn Crgisus, I arc.pS|
rvbuk- and bumbly ash pardon ID
par, In the des.c rsiion II bis columns
must. howev-r. solemnly po,es, al
being used a. . means of inducing a
quent subrcribere 70 Ray up, by u
srr,ion ~ long and tirrsome diseer,ss
! have hearl II waste haskets. bu, =
was - mortified In my life 40 b, h,
the serious productions Il my alec
vigils pr,~,hu,ed and made 70 sub
such base purposes Lees shocks
blasted the ambitions of . lifs time.
or his Kind Who would 90 ruthtessly
troy the guoi nam. and fame Of 4
citizen. deserves the curss of osu,
may the grass wi,her At the touch d
milk giving hcifer and the bligh,sd
on the witherySi s,sik poison the bla
the pale face foreverr'
UxcLH Cupvoz,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23

II the care Of the hair were made =
part 81 = lady's education, We should not
see - many gray heads, and the uso OF
Halle Hair Remover would he unneces-
HAry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23

while At P-ekskiil, N. T., Mr.. A.
scr,ven, a prominent manufactures Of
New York City. purchased . bottle Of
ChsmberlAin's Cough Remedy, Such
sonh results were obtained from lie uss
tina, he sent back To the druggist from
whom he had obtained Il for two more
bottles of the SAINT r-mcsiy. When you
have cough or cold give this preIars:
ton a trial and, like Mr., scriyen. you will
want Il when again IN need of such =
med,cins. II 10 rcmo'iy 81 great worth
and merit. o. cent bottle Tor sals by T.
III. burgess a SON. Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-23

la 1872 this man bought u valuable farm
Tor Si5,ooo. Iayin. only 500 down.
uaving twenty years To pay the balance.
| lie figured that with no bad luck, accord.
ing Ia the capacity II hls farm. and with
IA. prices then prevailing for farm
pr"iuc., h. could pay tor IL IN eight or
nine years and have ia. farm left for his
labor. The frs, year he paid his in
,rr-s,. had his living FOR himself wife
aud hui. boy. aud paid over
sa.OD on tn. principal, The
second y.ar-is73-the great panic
strack the country, farm produce
AXE everything else but money, went
Town in value, aud while HE crops were
IA goai as usual h-was only able to pay
~ few hundred dollars gu the principal
Last June twenty years had ELAPSED
sine" IA. bnngh, his farm His wife hal
worked herself 10 death aud his children
hal len him aud he was old and broken
d ,wn b,.for, h,s time. Hs had paid $ib,-
oOJ In ini-rrat In the meantime and $40,
900 on III. principal, aud nOw his farm
was "a be sold Ia satisfy the 5000 IL un-
paid principal. aud the writer sald the
farm would not bring the amount. The
man that rold the farm Was s,ill living,
h. had alr-ady rcceive'i s25.OOO In inter
~, aDd principal and would ge' his farm
tack,
This writer drslucei from this actual
case. the fact that II would have beer
better for farmers "a have sold thei'
farms n, tina, time aud buried the money
In the ground, merely making hv'ni
, for themselves and families 10y their ID
bor, as they could now 70 and dig AZ
their money aud buy several farms q
like value with that money that had
. grown % enormously while they slept
!. although II was not invested. Mr.. james
would probably Say that this was owing
, to the Fac, that the tariff under the Mo
! Kiuley bill put 10 Ier cent on window
glass aud only 10 per cent ON diamonds
and ought 10 have been adjusted IA "
! 70 per cen, on window glass aud 10 pe
cent on diamonds, aud then the f.liov
would have saved his farm
M, Mr.. James conditions hAy'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-10-27
THE BIGGEST LIE.

The Belmont Courier has the
following:
The Virginia Enterprise (Rep.)
Of the 18th instant says:
"Cheering news comes from Nye
County for the Republicans.
While only % Republican votes
were cast there two years ago, it is
now not considered improbable
that the party will carry the coun-
ty this year"
AS a frst.class romancer the
writer of the above paragraph is
certainly entitled to the whole
bakery. Nye County going Re-
publican this year? Not much!
Whilst there are few Republicans
and few Democrats in this county
who still adhere to the two old
parties, the great majority of the
voters in Nye county are solid for
the Silver Party ticket. They are
tired of Republican and Democrat
ic promises, and don't you forget
it, Mr.. Enterprise. The wag who
misinformed the Enterprise must
be A No. practical joker. The
editor of that journal should not
be 30 credulous.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-10-27
Lift, or Death

1t is of vital importance that it should be IN
derstood by persons whose kidneys are inactive
that this condition of things is finally inductive
of a state of the organs where life hangs in the
balance. Bright's disease. diabetes. Albumin
ria are all diseases of a very obstinate chsrac.
ter In their mature stage, and all have a fatal
tendency They often battle the most practised
medical skill. and the most approved remedies
of materia medica. But opposed at the outset
that is to say. when the kidneys tegin to dis
charge their functions inactively-with Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. the dangerous tendency
is checked. Very useful, also, is this household
medicine for those ailments of common occur.
rence-constpation biliousness, dyspepsia and
nervousness. 1t is a safeguard against malaria
and averts chronic rheumatism.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-10-27
WOULD NOT BE PLEDGED.

Two years ago when the Repub-
lican Convention met in Virginia
City to select delegates to the Ma
tional Convention, Mr.. A. c.
Cleveland was in the convention,
and desired to be delegate to the
National Convention. The Silver
League of this county was in ex-
istance at that time, but had not
got out of party lines, so it was de-
cided to send delegates from this
county to the convention in Vir-
ginia City. The writer was one of
the delegates, and happened to be
placed on the. committee appointed
on Platform and Resolutions. Mr..
Cleveland was also on this COM
mittee. Knowing that unless the
Republican party made move to
ignore the demands of the East,
unless they would recognize silver,
the Republicans of Lyon would
leave the party, we presented a
resolution pledging the delegates to
be sent to the National Convention
to vote for no man for President
whose record was not clear on the
free coinage question. Many of
the Republicans in the committee
were members of Silver Leagues,
an9 the matter was fully explained
to them as to how Lyon county
would feel, but the resolution was
showed under in the committee,
Mr.. Cleveland being opposed to it,
and he went as a delegate un-
pledged. This led US to believe
that the Republican party of this
State was not sincere when it
claimed that it was friend to the
silver miner. Lyon county did ex-
actly as we expected she would;
left the Republican ranks and de-
clared her independence.
When a man of Mr.. Cleveland's
standing does not think enough of
the State he lives in to refuse to
support party that has crushed
almost the last breath of life from
her, it strikes us it is poor policy
to elect him to the high and hon
orable position of Governor, and
Lyon county will have no hand in
SO doing.