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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03

CHFRIFTs sALF-JoHN II. MILLER.
plaintiff We. Mamie Smith, George X
Smith her husbAndl. John c. PAulsen. Mar
gaFst paulsen this wifel. oah J Ct onnel
fArAh l.. Mcdonnell Ibis wiisl. Adam lerhau-
ser. Theresa hoslnA berhAusor ,his wife. de-
fsndants
Under and by virtue Of an order Of ale and de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the first Judicial district Of the
Lewis and Clarke. on the lfth DAP 81 January
A. ID. isal. in tho above entitled act on. wherein
"; sShA ,., s' d is above IAus o.rI plan .,
foreclosure aud sale Ainst above named
defendants, on tho 2ist day Of AuEust
A. - isgL Tor the sum Of sttHiai besides in
torsst costs aud attorneys fees. which said
decree was the 2ist day N .ugust. ,. ID.
isa' accorded in judgment buok No. 1 Of said
court Al nae -, am commanded 60 sell all
th { certain lot. piece - parcel 81 land. situate
lying and being IA the cennty % lewis and
Clarke. state q hogtana. aud bounded and do
ioi numbered four IN IA block numbered
eight lsi. said lot being Bounded on the north ~
Ishth avenue ON tho rart 10y lst numb red i've
ga che west By lot numheraa three 49, q sati
b ook q said lots amt block ar numbered. 20
said add. on on hle IN tho office OF fhe county
clerk ard recorder Of lewis and q iarko county
addition o. the city II Helena county ~ Lewis
Togsttor With All ana singular tho teasueats.
here litamrui- AMI appurtcnNncee thrreunto 10
lunaius CO.. In suywtse sppertainin ma.
pnbie notice + hereby given that on Toes day
40 ,ah ,.s} 90 o lusry. A b. i,si. Al = o'clock
n % tili daf 90 the front ooor ~ le court house
n. sua. owls AMI clarke county Montana.
will in clrliance Go faid cfdrf 90 sala AMI decree
of f4.eeloture aud salr. fe fie shove descriesd
frst aff4 CO.. much q orani he
ferraar, fn FL ely faid Judgment with Interest
AID cfsis o. tie hishest aud beet bidder for cash
Csc uuder my hand this 18th day Of Januarr.
CHAnIIS o. CURTIS Shcrih.
Iylurn j. huss. Under ehrrln
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SHERlFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
- cution in my hands, issued ont Of the dis
trics court Of the First judicial district Of the
state OF Montana, IN and for the county Of Lewis
M rlp, IA the SUIT OF noDert IS. dale against
shirley G.. Ashby, duly attestsd tho 18th dsy Of
December. A. u. 1854 have levied upon all the
right. title and interest OF the said shirley G.
Ashby in and 20 the following described prop
erty, situated IN Lewis and Clarke county. state
Of Montana. viz;
4 ots numbered one D. two ~ and three 90 in
block number twenty-ono en- Of story's addition
to the city Of HeleHa. in the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. stale Of Montana, said property
standing nov on the records Of the county Of
Lewis and Clarke in the name Of Emma T.
Ashby.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
hereditaments and appurienAneos thereunto be-
longing OF in anywise nppertainiug
Notice IL hereby gwen that on aturday the
ID day OF 0 ehruary, A. d. 1891, At the hour OF u
o'clock M. Of said day, at the front door Of the
court house Helena. ewis and lsrke county.
stat u Montsn l will sell all the right,
title and interest Of the said shirley &. Ashhy in
and TO the said above described property, TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of
JanuAsy, A. ID. 1897.
CHARLES ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
FRED =. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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FREE CONSU .TATION given TO all persons
suifeIing from ILronic Dlstasce. Diseases Of tbs
Eye. lar, n se. Throat, Liver. ftomaoh Kid
neys, IinAry rgAna. Nervous and Private
Affections. he rapidly increasing number OF
patents in Montana dsmsnd greater fArilitie
and accommodations, IL meet which Drs. liebl.g
10. have established offices in this city. hey
will De "a charge Of a duly authorized rsprasen-
tatike. who vii report all complicated cases 70
the head Off e. where compile records are sept
- all cases and the treatment adopted. Zach
ranch having is spe ciali u.s. no ono physician
aud rover lees than tive experienced specialists
Having thousandH 20 r-f0r 20, comparisons are
readily made No fNpertmentng--slmply ap-
plying the treatment tina. has tmes without
number proved tucceHsfu. hiH h she secret of
thnir success ant the retson such marvellous
Gu - heretofore reported have heon made
after the bssi local nhysiciHns pronounced them
hoIelesrly incurabls
MN hronlc Affections whether from esrly
Weakness. Ioss 20 a anhood. syphilis and other
affections uniting them from enjoying aay Of
the pleasures Of nfs. treated and curoi after
absolute failure b. others lr' Liehig Co..
treating the Diseases Of Men Is worldwide. and
thcy have patients in oil pa-ts ~ IT,
WOMEN their spocia ist fer affections o.
Women, has an Che lAtest appliances and
remedies used IN tie principal hospitals. an H.
Nttluuta superior on the coast
tAIAhRH-And kindred affections q the
Fye, ~. Throat and Lungs successfully treaie I
ana IN manner 90 mildly ~ 10 be acceptable TO
tie most delicate child.
races fer fp nal lefarmitics. Club roe. etc.
manufac turtl. Satisfaction guaranteed.
all early and avoid benz hurriet by the
large number oi ralionts. bose WHO ctqnot
tnd % convenient 10 81. the hminoni specialisis
can state thnir cases hy Hotter tarefrl attention
given TO corr. suuudence and medicine ami ap-
pliancea tent bl eNuresz
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SHERIFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF ANExt

SHERlFF'S SALF-BY VIRTUE OF AN ENE-
- cutiOn in my hands, issued ont OF the dis.
trict court Of tho first Judicial district OF the
state OF Montana In and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. IN the suit Of ", J. OOoke trustee.
sgHin-t ilelona Electric Hallway ompany
Min; z; Chessman and q. X. Wells. duly attested
the 18Th day OF JanuAry A. ID. 1894. / have
levied upon all the right. title and interest OF
the said o., =. hessuan. IN aud TO the follow
ing described property, fituated in Lewis and
Clarke county slas OF MontAnA. via;
cts mum sered eleven al D, Deing s. feet front
on Ewing street by no feet deep the southerly
~ feet Of lot twelve ~. being ~ feet trent on
feet Of lot twelve ~. being siz feet front on
living street By 100 feet deep. lot thirteen Qsl,
being eighteen feet front on fwIng street by 100
feet deep, lot fourteen "a. bainR d feot front
ON twing street by 100 iees deep. lot twonty one
en-, being ~ feet front on sixth avenue b. so
feot dsep. in block ~ Of the original tuwnsits
Of tie city OF Helena. county u evils and
Clarks. Montana. tho same appears Of record
Ia he othce II the coauty clerk and recorder 81
said county IN book 20 Of deeds pages ~ W -
which for = orc particular description Of sNfd
premises reference 10 hereby bad.
Together with all and singular the tensmants
herod taments and AVpu-tenances therouat be-
lonaing or in Anyvise anpoftAining
Notice IA hereby given that on the 18th
day OF februari, A. ID. 1891. he VEN the hours
q nine 81 clock aud i've O'Clock L. m.
OF said day. tn-wit. a. ~ o'clock m Of saiA day
AZ the front door % thecourt house m the civ
q Helena viii sell all the right title and in
terest or the SAID "a ~ 4. ie-fm ~. In aud 20
nc aid above described property 10 tho highest
bidder Tor cash in hand
Given under ny hand this. the PAD day Of
CHAs. D. CURTIS, Sheriff
FREp T. hoss. Under shsrlh.
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each case outmaneuvered by their savage
foes. Captain Wilson with the advance
guard pressed on in hot pursuit Of King
Lobengula when il would have been more
prudent to halt for re-enforcements from
the main body, from which IL had been sep
arated by river swollen by a sudden rain
fall. General Clusters own impetuosity
and contempt for savage foe were repro
duced with the same disastrous conse-
quences.
The Matabeles threw Captain Wilson OF
his guard by conducting a dsorderly re-
treat and thereby encouraging him to be-
ieve that they would not fight, but would
scatter in the bush. Then when his "a troop
ors were in pursuit of the main body, and
the capture OF the king seemed a matter Of
only few hours OF hard riding, forces Of
savages concealed on the right and the left
closed in upon them and cut off retreat.
When the troopers were fairly entrapped,
the kings warriors faced about and made a
determined stand upon high ground. Cap
tain Wilson's followers, surrounded by
hwarms Of savages, persisted like General
Clusters cavalrymen. They used their car
bines as long as they had a cartridge left,
and then fought hopolessly, but CALAMITY,
with revolver and saber. Closer became
the onset, until every wounded and dying
Englshman was face TO face with hundreds
OF merciless savages When the last man
was dead, the bodies were stripped bare aud
horribly mutilated
Captain Wilson was Scotchman and
was 81 years Of age at the time of his death.
He was a great athlete in his youth, and In
1873 lac went to Cape Colony, Joined the
mounted police and served IN the campaign
against the Gaikas aud Galekas. lie also
fought in the Basuto war and distinguished
himself by his daring conduct. In fact ex-
cessive bravery was Captain Wilson's chief
fault and Il timately caused his death.
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The Partisan municipal police, which
cost the city 200 900, 900 OF francs every
year. number about 1900, besides q, 600
gardes rcpubicaines, horse and foot.
These are divided into 20 brigades, one for
each district Of the city. There Is a great
difference between the officers OF the dow a
town swell districts and those farther out
and in less wealthy sections. In the Amer
lean quarter aud along the Boulevard des
Italians and the Rue de Rivoli, so much
frequented by foreigners, most Of the po-
lice understand English, and the befogged
and 'hazy individual who has been edo
ing' the sights of Paris in the evening,
and who cannot speak French, will not
find so much difficulty, after all, in max
ing bis devious way back 20 the hotel IN
the dawn. Very generally, too, the Pa
risian police are uniformly unobtrusive
and unless needed attend strictly to their
own business. They are kind and polite,
always ready and willing 10 set one right
or TO escort a woman across street, and
they all carry in their pockets street and
business directories for the strangers use.
Philadelphia Press.
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NOTICE TO Co-OVyNERs-To q. KLEIN
Az schmidt W. r. Reed J. 4. Walsh. Geo.
EtSel. ". b. Richards. oo-Ownors. and r. h.
1rerise. purchaser OF the interest Of e. Klein
schmidt. W. b. sed, and J. Z. Walsh. their
heirs. assigns executors and Administrators
You are hereby notified that We, your oo-OWn-
ers. Ihos b. Miller, l.. A. Walker and b. II.
langley. have in AecordAnce with section 2sll
Of the revised statutes of the United statss OK
pended IN labor and Improvements uIon the
placer claims designated as follows OTIS and
5. rec @ tp H. nr "; lots 5. o, = s sec 40. 70 H.
nr2 ". located opposite tldorEdo bar. an IN
organ Ied mining district IN the county Of Lewis
and larke and state OF Montana the sum Of
two hundred dollars, bsing the work required by
law for the purpose OF holding nnd representing
faid claims for the years Of 1881 and lse2
Now therefore. be Il known that unless you
each contribute your hare Of euch expenditure
amounting to as apiece. for each above one
eighth interest held or claimed aud remit this
same to the Office Of 4. b Miller. az Helena
NJ ont ma in the county Of evils and lArke.
within ninety days after the service OF his mo-
tics by publication. your interest or interests in
the said placer claims will be forfeit ed, and hs-
come the property Of tho undersigned. az pro-
yided BY said section 2S2l Of the nited States
statutes. IHOe. a.. MILLER
81 IL LANGLEY.
L. A. WALKER
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OB
~ tsorga hoadarmar. docoAsoi.
Notice Il hereby given b. the uudsrsigned. AL
ministrasor Of the estate 90 tfsurEe auoA-
darmsr. deceased, to tho crodi urs o. aud
all persons havinf Claims against tho said
deceased. "a exhibit tanm with the necessary
vouchers " thin four months liter the hrst ga D.
hcat on ofth.s notice tue sAit a IN lstfatuf
the oft CO ~ N - uerner. n tfo Nontfna Ma
tiunll hama building. ~ Helena. Montana tho
cams be- ng the place To- the transa action 81
tho business uf said oslata in the cuunty OF owis
ami clarke
JOS. n KENCK
Admiristraior % the Estate Of Geo. lhoadArner.
dscsased.
Aied Helena Ianusry S. 1921
Date Of hrst publication January q 1891.
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When fuffer.ne from throat or lung
: oubes take OF suoh medicine az has
been p owed worthy Of confidence. Such a
7 medv 10 Ayrt'- G errv Pectoral. a specific
for sudden colts and inva liable IN all
forms Of pulmona- y consumption. Sold by
Il uggists. Z ics 81.
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When nahy was sick, We gave her Casiorla-
when she was child, she cried for Castoria.
when che became Mis-, she chung % Castoria.
When shc had children. she gave them Castoria.
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Montana Division "a Nsin street, Helena
northern niF.rfuu-s at broadway, lutte
ely. Monfana
Southern niYi.Ion-lls south Main Street. Los
fElll es. altoona
Central liFis.oa .a.l ta 81 West Nintl Street
Kansas Us. MlrsnurI
Metfr-u .visinr 900 .earr Street san Fran
cifou. te'i.orria.
Eastern lyi.ial 200 iaui1i,'h t,tea- Chicago
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A s. P !I,!,.:

Dr. Catuus Reliable Comp aund Tor Islies are
Safe rE5mpt EheetrAl lho ola ~ and coli
sssisa Advice Tree CA1ON 6lLC Co. lee
-. haa@
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A LAS SUMMONS 3D. IN THF DISTRICT
N court Of the First Judicial district Of ~
state OF Montana. in and for tho county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
John Merry, plaintiff. vs. Myron l.. Tompkins.
Bessie J. 4 ompkins his wifel, Al bert AZ. Thorn
burgh, Leuis g. n. Lott as assignee Of A. NJ.
lhornbuRh, The Denver Investment and flank
ing Company, Limited, II be Provident Trust
Company, defendsnt-.
Tbs state o. MontanA sends greeting to the
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
Drought against you ~ the above named plain
uff q the district cclrt Of the First iudiolAl
district Of the state Of Montana. Ia and for the
county OF Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the
complaint filed the Elm. within ten days lexclu-
I'VE OF me oal OF ssrFcel after the ser on you
OF this summon1 i served within this county
or II served out OF this county, but within this dis
triet within twenty days othsrvise within forty
days, OF judgment by defa1lt will be taken
against you according TO the prayer Of said com
plant
The said action is brought to recover juds-
mont against the said descendants AyrOn l.
aad Bessie y. 1ompklns in the sum
OF one thousand dollars and interest At u per
cent per annum from Aug. 1893; also for The
sum OF 80 and interest thereon at 10 per cent
per AMMAN from Aug. l. 1888 the same being
accrued and unpaid interest all of which Is ao-
cording TO the conditions Of q certain promis-
cory note made and delivered by the said de-
fendants 60 plaintiff On Feb 4, 1891; and 30
fereoloee certain mortgage on lot nun Der
chris. keaok addition 70 the city Of Helena.
county Of Lewis aud Clarke. state OF Montana.
made and delivered ~ the sAid defendants to
secure the payment Of the said promisso Org note.
for the sum Of Si2t 40 reasonable counsel fees
for such fuit; and for such other legal and
equitAbls relief usually demanded In suoh cases;
particular reference is hereby had to the COM
plant on file herein for more particulars.
And you are hereby notified, that n you fail TO
appear ana answer the said complaint as above
reQaiTed tho said plaintiff will apply 20 the
court Tor the relief lmanded in the com p aint.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of the Dis
triot Court Of the First judicial District
of the state OF Montana a. IN and
~ for the County Of Lewis and
{ Seal First Clarke. this 9th day Of Janu-
I Jud. Diet. ary, in the year Of our Lord
Court one thousand eight hundred
-r and nineiy-four.
JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY G. o. FREEMAN. reputy Clerk
II. 4. Hepner. attorney Tor plaintiff.
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars,
Buffet Smoking Library Car,

Passengers booked 10 Europe BY the following
first Glass lines; tunard. White star. Anchor
lied 8 tar. Allan, American. and others. Pre-
paid passages from Europe arranged
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No. -. Atlantic Express. eastbouni 1928 .. m
No, y. Pacific xpresa, westbouud-.. BIB y. m
No. 2. Butte Local. daily except sun
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The WILSON MASSACRE.
u Resembles the Disaster at Isandhlwan
and the Slaughter of Custer.

~ Resembles the Disaster at Isandhlwana
and the Slaughter of Custer.
The massacre by Matabcles OF Captain
Wilson aud his little band Of brave follow
ers is only an Incident ia the history Of the
struggle for white supremacy In Africa.
Rivers Of blood have flowed ia Matabeleland
since Cecil Rhodes decided 10 fight Il out
with Lobengula aud place his company Of
English adventures In possession Of the
yich gold fields Of Matabeleland. II has
been black blood mostly, and the white
mems gore spilled at Shanghai Is only a
drop in the bucket by comparison During
this cruel war over 5000 natives have been
slaughtered, while only half a hundred
whites were killed
Like the disaster at Isandhlwana, In Zu-
luland, and the slaughter Of Custer at Lit
tlo Horn, the Wilson massacre ought not
TO have happened. The whites were in
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For further information, maps. rates. sto.
call at
No. North Main street, Helena.
Or vrite the underlined
c. W. PITTS. City Ticket Agent
WA. HARDER. General Agent
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DrPARr TRoa HELEEA

No. J. Butte Local. daily. except Sun
Jay rbI n n
no. "a Atlantic Express. eastbornd.. 1875 j.. m
No. p iacitc Express. westbound 5z5 . m
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Regular Visits Monthly

A. Great I ais ~ tine 18Th snl 10Th.
AZ MlstoUla ON tie 9th
AZ EozcWan on the 2sth.
Al Livingston on the astl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

when I ID Williamson aud Enoch Ma
pier 90, the little tyres on the defunc,
Albuquerque Journal yeara agn. thu
former locatcsi . hom-stesd south ~ tn,
city and after living TN !, for some time
abandoned the entry. moving to Califnr-
mia and thence 10 Denver. Tho two old.
tim. newspaper comISsi,ors are now In
the city. and are spending their time
walking Around aud observing the man,
substantial improvements made in the
city and in the valley during their all
sencs. The advancement In wonderful
and both b-li-v. ,hs, they made = bis
mistake when they shook he Albupurr'
que dus, from their feet. They are sns
,oua To locate somewhere in tbs ~outh
west. Rio Grande valley preferred, an,
should any newspaper drsire their Her
vices they will be found capable and com
petent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

T., Angrics has "struck oil"--uot hg
urAtiVely. but literally coal oil and lots
IT It. A dizlAtch h. the Associated Press
concerning the hnd rays
AT midnight Monday a II Susakind.
who owns n triangular piece 1t land nj the
Junction at first and second streets, up
p,,ritr the SECOND rtrrr; park, struck h
gr-a, run 1T luck ia the shape II 100
barrel "ll aud gas we'll. AZ the new we'll
nas not been cAsrd, and IL spuutIng al
and enormous quantities 81 gas. g,Si'
sized lake 1T oIl has been formed on ih.
y .cuud street front 81 the trSct, while 81
the same time n steady stream Of OIL !,
pouring into n hastily secured tank The
new well IL within twenty i've feel
IT the electro railway, AMI tue great ho~
winch har been struck - u surprise u
every one. including most ii the oil mel
Aud certain experts who very Sngely an
nuuucrd that ~ oil could b- found II
that locality The hrw "f gAs from ,h'
we'll IN the heaviest that has yet b-e'
struck ia = uth-rn California, and indi
Gates that there IN strong gas belt un
i.rlyiug that section of tho city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
rn ~ NOMINAL.

The rcpublicAns hal = harmonious and
enthusiastic convention nj SOcurr,, ami
the norniuatiou of Hon. Th,s, Il CHtrnn
gives satisfaction IN republican circles
ihroug boat the territory He 10 the leader
Of highest ability of hls party IN New
Mexico, and ~ nomination. came H. hIni
unsought, aud though number ~ cuun.
ti-s presented candidates, Mr. CHirbu
was the choice 81 every delegate IA the
convention, and when his name wAr
tnAlly presented un the third ballot, hl'
nomination WAS made with the rn,husi'
Asm and unanimlty only evoked by y
leader IL brains and ability.
Iwo years ago Mr. CA,r"n was n"mi
mated. aud he was beaten Oy the '~"'"
ia-t n-- uf ia. d-l's i'An'ef III VI"
sod other counties THIS year no divis
lone nr dispensiuus arr disturbing the s"l
hly unit.d republican party. aud all Tia
malice, Islander and NituperAuun II Tia
democratic press aud speakers will n"
have = feathers weight ia preventing hl
triumphant election.
TINS CITIZEN place. the name ut Hon
Thee h. Catrop at It's masthead, and vii
do everything IN its power I" Aid IN IN
election, believing that this terrIt"r.
needs mau VI his experience aud admit
in congr.su
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
$50 tN az.

AZ Socnrro yesterday - representative
Il iHg ClrIsS had the pleasure of visit.
ing Hon. A Cun's urchAri. which n
situated abnui "a mile south ~ tina, ci,y
THIS orchard consinls of any acrrs. plant
eel h. apples, r"arr, peaches, plumr ami
small frutir ia. trees are all GRATED
And ui the best vaIirtirs. ali healthy aud
Insdrd thi- year With fruit. Mr Coon
planted Ia" or'hard right yrarr agn aud
hsp sl,u, about $1O.uuO III the purchase
nj the land snd improvements. The ~
mArkAhl- thing about THIS orchard II that
there are ~ lrrigatlng ditchrr IN the ar
chart, aud the ,r-rr have never been n
rlgatei. IL fact. Va. trees are hrslthrri
AMI more prolific than irrigated orchards
~ the Rin GrAudc valley. Neat year
when the irr,gatIun cungrrss meets IN 'ht'
ciiy. arrangements will l~ made I" have
excursion trains run H. S'rurru, aud esIr
,ially L. inspect thus orchard. which II T.;
tar the hes, III New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
ruE.kwh OaD TALE.

Brsistrr-,'s report 81 the state Of trade
for the week JUS, past rel'easu the na'ne
old story that We hay. b.ari week after
week ever since til. country wandered
into the desert IL democracy oi
everything pruiuce,i IN this country s'ill
gong down--wh-at "gone oh' several
NOR. points. aud selling for the loves,
pric. On record. The p-opl. sto"i this
SIR, II thing without much complaint, fo'
u few months, and even fer . year. but
now that we are well On toward tive
wears ~ democratic rule, without break
in the mono,ony or hope of Improvement
they are beginning 10 tire IL democ ratio
ways. And feel that IL 10 time to return Il
better methods.