Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-12-13
WESTERN liberal.
LoRDsBURG, DFcEMBER1a, 1895.

Look at the Christmcs display at
the Eagle drug store.
II. @. Day was down from Duncan
the first Of the week.
Nice filtered ice water at the Parlor
saloOn every Sunday,
Grant cannot take her place in the
list of counties that punish murder
ers.
The prettiest thing in tovn-the
Christmas display at the Eagle drug
store.
The president has reappointed all
the judges of the court Of private land
claims.
Messrs. J. A. Leahy, H. e. Hoffman
and c. N. Shannon went up to Clifton
yesterday
The Eagle drug store has, the finest
line of Christmas presents ever exhib-
tied in Lordsburg,
Frank Shriver was in from the river
the FIRST of the week, buying horses
and household furAlture.
Now that the district court has ad-
journed all Of the Lordsburg saloons
are open Sundays until court meets
agaia.
The republican national committee
has called the pext national conven-
ton to meet 81 st. Lofts on Tuesday,
June 16.
Harry Logue and family we're in the
city Monday. en- route from Duncan
to Globe, where they intend to make
their future home.
DR.. Crocker was called to ella Bend
Friday, by the serious illness Of his
sister-in-law. He returned Tuesday
leaving her in much improved health.
The abandonment Of the detective
department by the Southern Pacific
did not throw w. d. Breckenridge out
OF a job after all, He is n of the
three or four detectives, who will be
retained.
THE LIBERAL presents this week a
write up Of the town aud many Of the
principal business houses. The work
Of collecting and arranging this mat
ter has been most ably done by Mr..
L. w. Ellis.
The rush OF freight traffic on the
Southern Pacific road has let up to
such an extent that the regular en-
gines have been put back on the pass
epger runs and the period of ''chain
ga1glug" is finished.
County Supervisor Hill and Judge
Horemyer of Clifton wefn in the city
Tuesday, en- route to Solomonville on
official business. Since the killing OF
Merrill and his daughter the all rail
route from Clifton to S%olomonyille has
been the popular one.
EAT3p Monday mprniag ]. A; Lsahy
received a peiugram from Porte mouth,
OuJarin, announcing that a son bad
been born 70 him, aud that his name
was Donald. Both mother and son
are doing finely, Mr.. Leahy's many
friends showsred congratulations on
him.
Congress has been in session since
week ago Monday, and as yet no tariff
bill has been passed, silver has moi
been made free, and neither Arizona
nor New Mexico has been admitted
to statehood. Congress seems TO bt
wasting considerable very valuable
time.
A felt want that is knawing at The
stomach after you have eaten a full
meal, and can't eat any more, and ye'
there is that feeling as though you haC
eaten nothing. What is wanted then i
a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator
the best Dyspepsia cure, for that i
what that kuawing means. Simmon.
Liver Regulator is all that is recon
mendcd for Indigestion."-A. r
Dyche, London, Ky.
Sunday morning a deputy sheriff
from the northern part Of the count.
appeared 10 town, and as is natura
with deputy sheriIs, wanted a drink
Being a stranger in town and no
knowing where the best liquor was t
be found be. began Investigating ant
p bought drinks at the various saloons
Before he got around to all the chop
some one discovered that he was
D sent out from the sherlff's Office t
note violations of the Sunday law, an
the rest OF that day was dry and ari
for that deputy sheriff.
Sunday, afternoon about Ave o'cloc
four Mezic8ns rode into town, on
stopped and the other three rode o
east. In a few moments Joe Terril
James Nix, Tom Window, AL Bishol
Frank Cotton and Joe AcAllister frol
Duncan rode into town. They r.
ported that Deputy Sheriff Black WI
with their party, but his horse ha
given out on him and he would be
Iafar Thev were after the Mexican