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MUNNATAWkET HOTEL,
MANSION VOISE Avn COTTAGES.

FISHERS ISLAND. ". Y. OPEN JUNE TO OCT.
I. Charmngly 10 a.el six miles seward. between New
London and Watc.i Hil line OF y. y. 4 y. H. u. X
and Norwich Line OF steamers frequent communcs,-
lions daily, Excellent boating bathing and fishing:
i.land seven miles long. hotels have all modern I'M
prcvements furnished cottages Ia rent with hotel ser
vice or for housekeeping; descriptive circular.
& WHITE
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LIVE S'cOCk.
CattIe Scarce and Steady-HOGs Act
I've and Eirm-Sheen Steady.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 13.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 200; shipments light. The better
grades of fat cattle were steady; others
slow sale.
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Elsewhere

CHICAGO June 13.-Only 300 cattle ar
rived to-day. and for good to choice native
cattle prices were stronger, the demand
being quite animated. Common 10 strictly
choice native steers that weighed from 90
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OPTICIANS.
"Epw0rth Leaguers."


Have been selected as the official route
for the Second International Conference.
Chattanooga, Tenn. June y TO -.
Special train leaves indianapolis at II a.
m Tuesday, June y, and Will make spe-
cial trip TO Mammoth Cave: also stop four
hours at the beautiful city OF Nashville,
Tenn. for sight seeing
Those who do not desire TO go on the
special Tain will find our regular train
servi best. The route from Louis
vile, n X. r. and -. c. * ~. l.
r. asses through the country madc
fam oy some OF the hardest fought
battles Of the civil war This is the only
scenic route.
One fare rate from all points In the state.
Write John A: wilkins. TRANSFORMATION
cular giving full information. or address
GEORGE r. ROCKWELL ID. II. 4.
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NEW YORK, June. 13.-Agents have ad-
vanced prices follows: Massacfuse:t s
standard drills &c: Lawrence Ii. 30 Incl.
brown cottons. C; Otis. s-ounce blue ard
brown denims. iic,- Columbian blue ana
brown denims, L.; I.onsdale cambria mos
Inns. re; Berkely No. GA cambrics, Ac; For
est mills A and rs bleached cottons. 21a per
cent There was more general request for
staple and colored cottons. and considerable
BUSINESS was done in modern selections.
Printing cloths in demand at 25sc for spots
and l3-16c for contracts, with an active re-
nuest for odd counts.
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80; &c. 14x2o. roofing tin. a5Oa5: &c. COX
rs. sSQlo: block tin in pigs. 1sc; in bars.
zoe. lron--27 II iron, FAC; q iron, 3l2c; gal
vanized. 10 per cent. discount. Sheet
zinc. 5d5l5c. Copper bottoms. zoe. Plan
tshed conner DC Solder liMl2c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08
aroRE sAILoRs NEEDED.
Not Enough Men to Nan the New Naval
Vessels.

vessels.
WASHINGTON, June 1t is becoming
each day q more serious problem for
the Navy Department to man our new
sbips with the small number Of slilors
allowed 10y law. In recent years there
have been constant additions to the
ships of the new navy, but Congress
has not seen fit to increase In like pro-
portion the number Of sailors allowed
to man them. The modern ship, with
It's complex machinery and great size
requires more men than the small SAIL
ing steamers Of the war period, yet
with all the hberalty which Congress
has shown in appropriat!ng money 1oT
the construction of new ships, II has
failed TO grasp the importance OF CIV
ing them effective crews.
LAST year Secretary Herbert appeal
ed TO the legislative branch OF the gov
ernment TO authorize the enlargement
OF the number Of enlisted men by 1900,
Dointing TO the number OF new ships
that will be completed and turned over
to the navy In the course of a year or
two as the basis for his application
The aDpropriauon committees, how
ever. saw III to cut - Is number down
10 I 900 additional men. Now the bat
rleships Maine at the New York Navy
Yard and the Texas at the Norfolk
Yard. VIII be ready 2 90 into com
mission this summer. To man these
two ships about zoo men will be re-
CURED. and as the Lancaster IS also 10
20 into service as a practice ship 800
men must be assigned TO her Ihus
the 1000 additional men allowed by
Consrcss VIII be absorbed.
Meanwhile the big battlesbips IN
diana. Oregon. Iowa and Massachusetts
are approaching completion, and there
viii be no sailors to place on them
unless the department shall put out OF
commission some other ship and trans
fer their crews to the new vessels.
There are already lying at the Mare
Island navy yard several Warships that
the department could put to good ser
vice If they could be manned, ana II Is
said that many Of the ships now IN
commission are manned with Crews far
below their proper quota, thus lmpos-
Ing unduly heavy tasks on the few meA
EMPLOYED and tending to foment dis
content among them. 1t IS probaDle
wben. Congress meets again the Score
tarv of the Navy viii be obliged TO
make q prompt appeal for more men ca
to allow our warships to remain Idly
tied ND at their docks when they arc
noo1a1 fO. foreign service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08
THE CABINET MEETING.
A., .bo Members Present Except Secretaries
Smith aad herbert.

AL .l,o 7Ye,ubers Present Except Secr0'Aiie'
Smith aad Norbert.
washington. D. c., June 7.-Secre-
to~lee smith and Herbert did not al
lend Inc Cabinet meeting to-day. MI
smith was in Georgia and Mr.. Herbert
had not returned from Annapolis sec
rotary Morton was jokingly congratu-
lated uDon the fine character OF the
weather. which everybody was enjoy
ing. Assistant Secretary Uhl appeared
with the papers OF the State Depart
meuI and Il was generally understood
that this would be hts last appearance
us Acting Secretary Of State Attorney
General Olney was an early arrival
and spent about twenty minutes IN the
Presidents private Office before the
Cabinet meeting. Secretary Lamont,
who has been IN New York, returned
to washington. and 1t is believed that
he had a great deal OF Cabinet intorma-
zion In his possession, as II was under
stood he had consulted with the New
York friends of the President while he
was away. He had consultation With
the President soon after his return to
Washington. Postmaster General VIII
son hurried back from the South to be
present AZ the meeting, az 1t was quite
Dossible this would be the last meeting
TO be held before the President went
away for the summer. Il is generally
understood thar # all pressing business
can be disposed Of the President viii
leave here early next week.
J-D TO noon TO definite information
was obtainable respecting the Cabinet
apno!ntments. save that there would
be no Encouragement Of the Cabinet
and that the only appointment beside
that of Attorney General Olney to be
cecretar of State, would be the selec-
-ion of a successor to the Attorney
ft--.,-o1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08
DIsTILLEEIES As ARsENALs.
Heavily Armed Deputy Marshals Ready t.
Resist Attack

Resist Attack.
Chicago. June IA local paper says:
"Fvery distIlery in the United States
controlled by the Whisky Trust has
bean turned into an arsenal For
nearly a month past United States dep
NV marshals have had their headquar-
+a~s 40 the distillvries. They are all
heavily armed and ere prepared to re-
sist any attack that may be made or
anv attempt to take possession. 1t IS
NOT fDcendiaries or dvnamiters that the
receivers fear. 4 decision Is daily eI-
Daeted from the Supreme Court Of the
State which may have the effect OF pre-
ciDitating hos,illue3. This IS the case
IN which Attorney General Mahoney
fIel a writ of quo warranto declaring
the company to no an Illegal corpora
lion IN effect a trust, and existing con-
trarv 10 the antitrust laws Of the State.
ue was sustained in the Circuit Court.
The case was appealed TO the Supreme
Court and q decision, 1t is expected,
viii he handed down within a few days.
While. so far rs has been learned,
tbere has been no concerted movement
an the mart of the original owners to
+oi-a forcible possession Of the proper
Ties I'm case the decision Is favorable to
the Attorney General. there have been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08
CAUSED SURPRISE.
snaclal 10 u Reglgtsr.

Special 20 the Register.
Huntington, ". Va, June Quite
a sunrise was cccasioned at KenOya
last evening when a Deputy United
states Marshal arrested Mr. ". IL.
Weller. a business man who has been
conducting & restaurant at the Nor
folk and Western railroad, on the
charge Of retailing spirituous liquors
without a license. Mr.. Weller gave
bond for his appearance before n United
states Commissioner tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08

Farm, - acres, 10 minutea
Elm Grove.
Farm, ~ acres, two orchard
below Moundsvillc. This iH
farm. Very cheap, 5000.
Farm, $50 acres round iot'cr
bottom land. Cheap. SO pcr
Farm. 40 acres. ou E-t.9-l
miles east OF city. Cheap.
Farm, IT acres tU acres same
land. niles cart Of city.
Farm OF - acres, with '
good business. at Glencoe. i--
~ Deliairc. cheap.
Farm. 10 acres ~ rich ,arI with
OF fruit, ~ miles east " 'L.
Blacksmith shop. b tHe
aire. Ohio with good trace
land variety of fruit i-r1oined
also good place for store ,-t
Farm. Is acres rich Dot lm lana
west OF BRIDGEPORT o., cheap. eaa-
Farm. 40 acres, 3 miles ease NJ
easy terms.
Farm, 20 acres, o miles s0uthea
EESD41r q DEVILS
1879 Mark
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08

BY virtue OF tao '.f a. 'r
By ada j.. Dlcll al -
husband, 90 El
February 18th, I'l
tembcr lst. 1871. hnd ..
Office OF tho Clerk ol ...
Ohio county. West Ni.
book 81, phge 30 the
page "a will sell CT
the north front door c- .
of said county. on
WEDNESDAY, Ntl .-i
commencing at ID o'clock %. o.,
lowing described property -.l
or parcci of lind Known 1s ll.r
nlnety-rVe go and nipcti -s-
east side OF Market sire
fersOn now NINTH stree. aI
(nOw Tenth street in nc cry
ing. Ohio county West Fh 70
ali tho buildings and improve,
on. The latter consist on iluI
ro0mcd houses With an coNF
ten roOmed teneinent ala $50
houses. The properly Gil H
whole and !n parts 90 erlt rrr.
Terms Of Salc-DnC-thIrd
chase money ana as uu.n I.
purcha eer may elect TO Iny
iay o. sale. and he residue in
installments, pas1ble WIN
one and Two years after the Iat ..
tho purchaser ~ 80 nis n9les
curity for tho d e>eTrod o yinants.
title 10 be retained q. .Iii .i.'l
GEO. =. thTIlsON. Iru
Tho above sale is adjourned to SaI
June Use. SOY. the ''me IlNr ono
wben n vH De Offered in six or moro p.
GEO. !. lATHlSON. Tr
The above sale g. adjourned
DAY. june ga, 1890. -....-..
GHO. j. MAIHlSONi
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EDUCATIONAL.
IINIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

sUNMsR LAW LECTUREs GWelvo
woeklv) 2Gth year Of continuance. Pc
ein 97tb June. 1895, end 2stG August. tte
Of signal use-1st, To students Who design
70 study at this or other Law school. 2nd,
TO those who propose TO read privately
and. Cd. To practitioners who nave not
G01 The ADVANTAGE OK systematic instruc-
zion For circular apply DP. o.. Juivcr-
sitv of Va, Charlottesville. Va 10
sly JOHN b. MINOR.
Prof. Com. and Stat. Law.
--.-.f & II X ff11 r. 6 %
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS


The late reaidcncco4 Lewis
No. 90 North lorl. st.
Nos FL aud 4ll. y. Huron
No. log =. From. et.. river
30. So F. IRON; IT,. frame
Building 10, on Nou et. tt
Alley -: Inns frontage ot --it
Tine Bloch Proper, r.rr
/ Ninth streets O. hat 'r.af
yircr. Wi. sell pert or ai Dl Dr.
a Hno building DO ~ "oofr
a piac1 az Market street pr.tr
the Pos Oiiic..
NO. i2S four.ee1t "a street, H.
No. $500 Ctspiite streft. t..-
nc. "a -outG orotdvtg.
Two ftho lot1 ou south Ecol ta..
Finc tu.iiln@ tot8 BIZ PlHa-tl.
IS dcsirah.@ residences u-IHs-.f. N3 %
diana s'roet; Poems. modern.
No 2g2! Ger s-rca-. 2.H--y rIe
ing o,e rooms; hell .oL N1.4Gl 1l..-
feet.
h0NEYI0 L0AE0HClIY R1.lIsil.
TzYIJEEARE e TATo-
City BanL 3ui'din< Room D5i. Is.s9l3f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08
DUN & CO.'S REVIEW OF TRADE.

New York, June 7.-R. G. Dun q GO. y
weekly review Of trade, when ISSUES
tomorrow. will say:
The tide of business is rising. Even
as It was falling just two years ago
with surprising raDidity. The gain mas
zone SO lar and SO fast IN some branches
fhat the more conservative fear it may
not be maintained. But the period or
dullness which comes IN each market
after an unusual rise brings as YET
nothing Ike corresponding decline.
Industries gain much, halt or fall back
q little. and then gain once more. Inc
demand for consumption steadily IN
creases as the employment and wages
OF the peoDle increase. Demand Tor
money expands, one bank reporting %
per cent. larger in the discounts for the
country, and another % per cent. more
commercial loans than year ago, ana
all but two report some gains. The Sc
rious question remains whether the crop
will be full enough to sustain a large
business. But the worst reports to-day
are better by far than the estimates re-
Gently current
Iron pushes upward like the great
buildings into which so much Of it
goes. and the advance in finished prod
ucts has become general. OF struc-
nral steel 1900 tons wore turned out
In May by the Homestead works, break
ing the record, and prices rise TO 1-9
cents for beams and = for angles. The
Eastern Bar Association has raised the
price Of refined iron TO Il cents, and
tho Analgamated Association demands
OF Pitttbmg and Western makers a
change Of wages with IL cents as the
basis. Coke producers are said 70 have
substantially agreed upon sales by an
agency, and allotment Of the output and
an advance in prices to $3.50 or higher.
The Chicago works are in full
oDeration, though the demand
from agricultural implement max
ers lags because the coming har-
vest IS in doubt, Tin is weaker with a
rise in the worlds visible supply to
25.671 tons, about FIVE months consump-
ton, but copper is stronger at 1O2l for
lake. and lead higher at 3.3 cents.
Failures for the week have been 1875
for the United States, against PIC last
year, and % in Canada, against 40 last
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08

enough individual moves in this direc-
ton to alarm the receivers ana nenc5
the heayily-armed guard OF Unlteu
States deputy marshals in the distlller-
les.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08
FoR SALE

WADOLNG TDD1
Containing ~ = itos, on Both47r 4. r.
from clay. spl nlil frul sal 49,
dwelling nous. Also daifv r-r
class Improvements. near Flo ...ur ...-
vs.. r. H1-.
Attorney sll La-l .-.-.
dece&6l City Bank Building 1851 s.-..- ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08
NOTICE
Of the Drawing for Redemption
Of Bonds Of 1893 of the City Of
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
Notice IL hereby given by the commits
s!oRcrs Of the loan Of 1855 OF the city or
Wheeling. that on June 81, 1897, pursu-
ant to tho requirements OF the ordl-
nance Of said city, passed May ~
1898 entitled AN Ordinance TO FRO
vide for the issue and Sale Of Bonds or
the CITY OF Wheeling, to be known as
Bonds OF 1855, and Tor the redemption and
payment into the City Treasury Of Ger
lain amounts from the revenues or me
Gas and Water Works" the following
described bonds issued under said or
dinance were duly determined by lot
by said commissioners for redemp-
ton and payment on the first day
OF July, 1886, to Wit; Bonds 10. one
az for soc: No. twenty-three (20, Tor 800;
No. sixty-thrce 63), for 800; NO. seventy
two ~ for $500: NO. seventv-siN (t5, Tor
$500. No. eiEhty-hve $50, for 300; no;
eichtv-eight 1881, for $500; No. one hun4Teq
ana ten C1D. for 500; no one hundred
and nineteen 40. for 5000 10. one hHn-
bred and thlrty-four $50. for $1,000; 10.
one hundred and forty-three G40, for
81 6O0. No. one hundred and hfty-six $50.
FOR Il 900. No one hundred and seventy
ave 0TS). for 81 600; No one hundred ana
nirat,-qly $50 for $1,000. NO. Two hum
dred and lfty-one esd, for $1,000 that said
bondg viii be redemmed and Paid at the
Bank OF the Ohio Valley, IN The CITY ~
Wheeling. West Virginia, by saln CON-
r,issioncrs on and after said first day OF
Juiv 1895. and that said bonds 50 cetsr-
r7freI will cease 70 bear interest from tAe
last mentioned day and date.
COMMISSIONERS OF TIE LOAN or
jeiera BY p. 2. Dobbins. Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08
THREE MURDERERS HANGED.

THREE MURDERERS HANGED.
San Francisco, June Three MUIR
Gerers were hanged at San Quentin to-
day. Five men were to have been ex-
ecuted. but Governor Budd granted re-
spirrs in the cases of Fremont Smith
END Rico Morasco. The three men who
suffered the death penalty are Patrick
Collins. Amilio Garcia and Anthony
Azor. Collins stabbed his wife to
death because she would no longer give
him her earnings with which to buy
LIQUOR. She was employed az Jarl-
tress IN a Kindergarten. lie followed
her into the school room and slashed
her with a knife. Amilio Garcia cut
,he throat Of an old Frenchmen for The
purpose or robbery. Anthony Azof
shot and killed Len Harris, q Southern
Pacific detective. Azoff was a high
wavman. re had robbed q railroad
station agent. and the detective had
traced him to Boulder Creek, where
Harris attempted to place him under
arrest. Azolf drew revolver and shot
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08

deal ESTATE BARGAINs-r
IL new house IT Park View. .----
ana on easy terms. = roon bows
street. near Eufi street. o. room
1856 1Ith street cheap. .a-
18th street. near Jacob str-.-
brick residence On 1itb street. JOB.
big bargain. Groom house11 .-..
near York street. ats. 1000. % 5li-
storcrOom and stable. 50. SD s.
street, cheap Oh easy terms.
on 1tth street at $1,000. Lots =
on South Huron street at slN..
loan. 5000 70 -, 600. HOLF Il
30 Fourteenth street. Tcicph..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08

PURE RICH BLOOD is essential to
good health, because the blood is the
vital nuid which supplies all the or
gans with life. Hoods Ssrsaparilla is
the great blood purifier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL on EASY TERMS lr .,
w for city property a good arrt.--.
from the c.ty. Enquire o. 2. $. RIL.-
ney-at-Llw, 10. 1913 CnaDhle s.r.- q
ing, ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08

Rose Hams are acknowledged by
careful buyers and dealers everywhere
60 be superior TO an other brands,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-08

HOODS PILLS for the liver and bow
els. act easily. yet promptly and effect
lively.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-08-16

JUSTICE JACKSON Of the supreme
court Of the United States died last
week. 1t was Justice Jackson who
saved the pockets of the people who
had incomes and who objected to Jay
ing a tax on them, although he held
that the law was constitutional. AT
the time the law was first before the
court the judges were equally divided,
half holding the law constitutional,
the rest holding it unconstitutional,
with Judge Jackson absent and not
voting. When he was able to attend
court the case was argued. again for
his benefit. He held the law consti-
t%utional, but one Of the judges who
had before held the law constitution
al, changed his mind and the stufing
was knocked out of the law.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-08-16

TT is reported from Silver City that
Marshal Cantly has the newspapers,
the city council and many citizens Of
that town as thoroughly bufTaloed and
as afraid of him as the late Frank
Chavez had the newspapers and citi-
zens OF Santa Fee, when he was sheriff.
This was shown recently by Cantly's
beating a citizen who had incurred
his enmity and who was just of a sick
bed, and following this up by thump-
log the citizens employer for remon-
strating with him. The newspapers
gave no account OF the affair. The
proceedings Of the common council
show that the marshal was not chided
for his act, and the report OF the trans
actions of the Justices court do not
show that he paid a fine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-08-16

RECEIVER FOSTER OF the defunct
Deming and Silver City banks has re-.
turned from his vacation, taken az
the expense OF the deposltors 10 these
banls. IL Is reported that he failed
70 secure an interview with the hold
or NJ that lone share Of stock who did
not pay the e~ighty-two dollar assess.
ment. He did find out, however. that
his mar was hid in the wilds Of Yer
mont, and he will go back next sum.
mer, accompanied by an Indian trail
err and round up that man and have n
settlement with him, providing, of
course, the fellow does not make his
escape into New Hampshire in the
meantime. While east Mr.. Foster at-
tended the FIRST annual meeting OF
the Universal Brotherhood OF Bank
Receivers, and was elected vice presi.
dent for New Mexico. The Brother
hood now forms a branch OF the great
order Of Knights OF Rest, and its mem
bers will hereafter march in an "a
rades aud participate 10 al strikes or.
dered by the parent order. Before
pr roster went east be promised On
DIS return 70 follow 10 tue footstels
~ the Hon David Politician Carr ard
PRINT q Statements OF lis receipts aud
expenditures, bnt The brotherhood OF
Bank Receivers adopted q by.law for.
bidding any member giving any infoI.
nation or paying any dividend, and as
vice president for Kew Mexico Mr..
foster feels II incumbent on bin L,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-08-16

Try the effect of a mud bath at Las
Vegas Hot Spring, New Mexico. 9th
err forms of baths may be had there,
all especially beneficial in rheumatic
troubles and diseases of the blood.
The cool, dry, tonic air Of this resort
is Just the thing for tired nerves, and
there is nothing so restful as New
Mexico sunshine, especially when sup
plemented by such fine service as is
given at the Hotel MonteZuma, re-op-
ened June 20. This famous inn can
not be excelled anywhere in the South
west.
Round-trip excursion tickets On sale
to Las Vegas Hot Springs from prin-
cipal points. Reached only over the
Santa Fe route. For illustrated pam
phlet and a copy of Land ct Sun
shine" address e. COpland, General
Agent, Ell PasO, Texas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-08-16
live strictly in accordance with all
rules OF the Brotherhood.

The Sentinel says that Sheriff Shan
non returned to Silver City Saturday
from the scene OF the murder Of A. j..
Smith, near Separ, and said Smith
was killed with an axe. Deputy Sher-
in Hardin informs the LIBERAL that
Sheriff Shannon has not been 70 Separ
and that Smith was not hit with an
axe, but was shot. If Sheriff Shannon
is going to tell the newspapers fairy
stories so as to create the impression
that he gets out In the county and at
tends TO criminal matters he should
get the main points in his story right
and post his deputies regarding the
details.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-08-16
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Wond,s Fair Highest MsdaIand DlpIoma.


But we will cure you ii you will pay ~.
Men who are Weak, Nervous aud debill'
tated suffering from Nervous Debility.
Seminal weakness, and all the effects OF
early evil habits. or later indiscretious'
which lead to Premature Decay. consumi'
ton or instantly, should send for and reeo
the book Of lirs," giving particulars toi
d home cure. Sent (sealed) free, by ad
ressing Or. Puker's Medical and surgi
cal %instite. ISL North Spruce St., Na,l-
vile. Tenn. They guarantee a cure or no
pay.-The Sunday Morning.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-08-16

OUR old friend John NJ. Wright, for
merly n OF the leaders Of the Silver
City bar, is acquiring fame as well as
riches in San Francisco. Last Satur-
day at a meeting OF people interested
In the mining business, he made what
the papers described as an ''impas-
stoned speech" and the next morning
his picture was printed in the Sunday
Chronicle.