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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
Wibigan.

- DIS @ebeimniB Der 6abritation
bon tlebri9en 6Iic9enpopier miro nit
SprgfaIt 9ebiitet. &iirjll6 entlieB
cine iol9e Yopicr.6irm0 in @ranO
Rapics, Die 600 Nrbeitcr bei6Gi=
ti9t, eileu in oos 8ebeimniB 81 uer=
biubern, feline &enntniB Der SerItel-
lun9sweiie 81 Derwertben, iu9te Die
6irma einen 8cri6tsbefebl nU6 uno
crlan0te aud einen iOl6sn, wOour9
es benz Yetreifenoen ouuerno unter=
ia9t lpiro, oas 8ebeimnib 81 entbiil=
len, Ooer ielbit iOl6es 6Iie8enp0pler
gu fabriciren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
Su6len'S 2(ratca Satbc.

Die bette SaIbe IN Der WsIt fir
S9ntttuunoen, 9auti6irfungen, Wuns
ben, @ei9piire, SaI5fuB, 6iebsrwun'
ben, S4orf, s~siprungens 9drDe, 5rOits
beulen, Srdbenausen, uno ale 9autents
sinounsen uno lit stne iibere 3etIuus
fiir Sduorboiosn. IS uirO sarantirts
paB pas Wittel poutommene @enIg,
tbuuns stbt wenn ntdt, wiro oas 8eIo
surideritsttet. 8reis 25 @ents per
S9a4teI. - gu ~pertaufsa bel Z. Us.
Ruete, Npotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
Qusla D.
Geuti1lano.
Babe II.

- 2lu3 g Aopfbeim miro &C.
I6rieben: g9Nbri6einli6 i'm 3uiammeu=
bang nit Dem Unoauernoeu 60bnre9en
uno Dem SObwaiier itebt cine wunoer-
lame NOtUreri6einun2. bic bier auf9e=
treten it. Ser Gihener See lit eri6ie-
men. g8er unbetGnnt nit Der 8egeuo
an benz prd6ti9en ouutel0rilnen Berg
ice, in wel6em ii6 bic SblparSWalo-
tanner ru]ieoeripieGeln. pOriiber9ebt, Der
0bnt ni6t, oOB am Gage DOrber nod
Der NterpfIu0 ben See9runo Ourh=
fur6t tat. Ser Sce lit nGmli6 iiber
gtNGt getOmmen uno miro lpObl wieoer
zines 3U9e5 ebeniO rGtbielbaII i6nel
Oerl6wunoen fem. Ser see ldBt ii6
oft iubrelana nidt iebsn. W0n6mal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
@ei6' amsscsei6neter &aHee.

50 i6reibt uns cine Same aug
Geras, bic 100 Yiuro BON elmer lln5e
u~nieres oeutiden &afees 3O9! Die
llnSe toilette iie 25 Gents - aliO 100
Yfuno 9uten aaifees - 10 gut ME
8lo, i6reibt iie uns; gaes fir rs
@euts.
gY1 !Serr Sol3er isnoet portOfrei
35 Yafste friiber Gemiie=S amen, 9e=
nuQ fir cine GamiIIe, na4 Gmpian9
DOn 81.
60 sic nieirs ausi6neioen uno nit
Is Gents 8riefmarten an SObn q.
Sal5er Seeo 3d.. ga @rple, Wis.,
~ienoen, betOmmeu Sic frei ein Padet
&0ffee=g Obnen=S amen uno Sal3er's
osutiben &atNlO9. 9euti9er &atalOq
aIlein 9e8en 4 Gents YartO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
@oat Sbr nit Current Sabaf
clue i6one Wceribaunt>
pieije crbaIteu.

Ooer wolt Sbr beim 2auhen cine
illberne ooer eOloene ubr peroienen,
Ooer wOlt Sbr cine feline Yfeife ooer
elm oStaQ SOrn" Saihenmeier
9epinneu, 10 fra9t auf elmer YOittarte
ooer in einem Sriefe I'm bic Seoin-
9un9en al, bel: d. c. Chaser
Tobacco Co., Dubuque, la.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
@oat Sbr nit Gmren 3abaf
einc i6Sne Weeridbau,t=
nfciie erhalteu.

ober poQt Sbr beim &au9sn cine lils
berne Ooer SUloene ubr Deroienen, oOer
wOlt Sbr cine feline pieife OOer Elm
Stag SOrn"sSaidenmeiier 9%ewinneu,
10 fra9t auf elmer poittarte ooer in
einem Yriefe Inn bic Seoin9un9en an,
bel: D. c. CHASER, Tobacco Co.,
Dubuque, Ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
~ o ut tbr nit Gmernt 9abat
cine i60ne WccrtGauntz
0feife erhalter.

ODER tpolt Sbr bsim Rau4en cine III.
bsrne ooer Soloene ubr psrotsnsn, ODER
polt Sbr cine feline pieife Ooer ein
Stag SOrn"- 2aidsnmsiisr %se,utnnsn.
10 fra9t auf elmer pOittarte ODER In
einem yrieIs UNI bic 8soinsuuasn an,
bel: D. G. CHASER, Tobacco Co.,
Dubuque, Ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
Wputaua.

- Sm SOipital 81 Seleua itarb
ein betamnter 8ei5bals, infOl9e LANCER
Gntbebrun9en uuo un9eniigenoen
SduBes 9e9en bic gSitteruu9. Seit
SObren bate er Elm Sun9erleioen=9 Do
iein 0efiibrt unO mar in &umpen ein=
be~rge9un9en. Als mar ibn aufano
unO ms SOIpituI brahte, mar es be-
reits 81 Ipdt, I'm ibn am 2eben gu sr-
b0lten. Gr biuterlGBt 8runobeliB i'm
2Dertbs Don 500. 600. tuel6en iein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
saubbsit fam miat sebetlt werOem bur

locale appItcatiOueu, neil Rt ben rrau.u Lbstl hes
Gbres uttI erreiden touHeu. gs 9tbt nur sinsH Neg,
bic Gaubbttt ia turtreu, uHo or III oura soRittius
itousut Setlmittsl. Eaubbett ptrO ouTd siHtu en- ina
beten SultanD or i6IeimtgeH austlstoune Der Guitas
ttibsH 6obre Ueruriubt. Gcuu eiee R6bTe id ents
SIuoet, b0bt tbr stHsu rumpsIuosH Ton oosr unpoas
tommeHes gebor; uno DeuH te gang geihloieH 1T, ers
iolgt GGubbett uuo peuu bic 9ntSarbuug nibt gebos
ben uno bttit N0br. pisoer in tbreu ~9ebort9su 3uitaub
periegt uerben tGru, Dtro oaS geh6r rIr thinner isr,tort
psroGn; reuu Sale inter yebu ituo ourd Ratarrb pers
uriadt, Wel6er Ht6ts ale Gin eHt5lHoster 3uitano Der
ibleimigtH Sbertaaeu III.
3ir wolsu siubuuosrt Dollars iar itosu (ourd
RutGrrb UeruriadtcH) SAD Don LGU5bstt st6su, ben MIR
nibt our6 g%tnHebmsu Don oau'S RatGrrb Rur bsilsn
t6unsu. sGBt Sud umiOuit GircuIars tOmmsn.
j. Z. Gbtuep IS o.,
Eoleoo, 3.
SE- @srtauit uou apotbt',rn. rs Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21

einsi0er Gerp0noter, Elm Setter, Der
Yr1Iioent elmer S0nt in SroOtlDn,
sc. g., lit, erben piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
gliaB- 2otbringen.

- Den Srunnenarbeiter Sol. Greu-
lin BON Sabsbeim bat Elm furht.
bares ungliit credit. Der eaR;s Dor.
fad bot oesS 9redliten mebr oils lid ben.
ten lGBt. Naditebsuoe Ginselbsi.
ten, bic mir Der vGolmarer 3ts.~ ent.
nebmen, o"iirTten nod binsu;ufu9en
lein: Der crit rs Sabre alte Wann
arbeitete an 10. b. 81 Sambur9 in
einem bereits 9 Wteter tiefen grunnen,
oeiIeu oberer She'll mr. nit loien eiier=
men Teifsn perIeben, osiien untsr=
tier She'll aber gar ni6t ein9eiaad=
tet mar, ais pl0BliA oas Sretterge-
rift iiber oemielben suiammenitlu9
uno Sano uno Gies ben Qermlten Der.
i6itttelten. Cant elmer tlelnen Seff=
nun9 5wii9en stuei quer a%uieinanoer lie=
9enoen Yrettern fDnnte Der un9liif.
li9e nod atbnlen, ipre6enIuno Die 6ins
ger binausItefeu. User beibreibt bic
NngIi= uno @ebrufe, bas StObuen uno
Sammern, oas Bitten unb Glebsn oss
arn!iell9eu Spfers? SOfert anseitsQte
&ettun9soeriu6e blieben leioer eriOl9.
Los, inoem INNER mebr Sizes no6rOQte.
Ges iideren SOoes 9emartia, ihrie nun
Der SerlOrene mad einem Prielter. Stun
entroQte Ii6 cine riibrenoe uuo erbabene
Scene. Wan bolte ben Ortspfarrer,
Eidaro, Der ieit brsi WO6en al
lhmeraoOllem &beumatismus trant bars
nieoerlie9t UNI Ii1 MIR nit 9rDBtsr
Wtiibe riilren tam; Der tOtbloiie, tief.
9ebeugte Yfarrer, ale feline &rQfte nit
ll4tliher Qnltren9un9 Suiammenrafs
feno, tOmmt, auf einen StOf oeltiiBt,
berbei, 9leitet pbne 3o0ern, troy alIsr
W~arnuE9en, nit beloenmiitbiger So=
oesOerattun9 uno edt prielterlider
SpierWiQigteit, unter beitdnoi9er See
bens9efabr, bic z Wstsr bohs Setter
binab uno lGBt ii6 in Der Rdbe oes
8erungliidteH nisoer. 9os geibt.
bOren uno yeten bauerte beinabe cine
VIertelltunoe, DOrauf er gang eri66pit
ben &iitUeg antrat uuo uuperiebrt
mieoer bsrNuftam. Der 9erun9liidte
aber mar nun in iein trauri9es 8e=
ibid eraeben, man bOrte ibn nod LANCE
beten, ais enoliA 9e9en 10 ubr Elm
leBter Stud ben Nermlten bon ieinerl
Gualen erlOlte: er mar lebenOi9 be-
Qraben.
- Sas ielbit i6eue uno fur6tiame
Sbiere in Der 9tOtb bic Nnpeien6eit Der
Wteni6en ni&t fir6ten, ieben mir aus
eInem VertommniB, oQs lid bel benz
leBten SOhwuiier in 70 un3euau uns
melt StraBburg SutluQ. Oils bic 6lu=
ten INNER bOber itiegen uno ben 9ans
gen g9alo ourtSogen, wubte bas Q8ilo
iblleBIiA ni4t mebr, wObin es lit
flil9ten lOllte. 3uleBt ragte nur nod
cine ettuns b0ber 0elegene STEELE aus
Dem nnrIen Glement berpOr, un0. aui
oleIes @llan0 batteu iih nift psniQer
dls ieds SQIen uno slUet &ebe gersttet.
Ser 9Ggobilter bemertte am anoeren
Gage Die Verle9enbslt Der 5biere, fubr
nit etnem SNbu binliber uno nabm bic
Dor SunGer uuo An9it Sismli6 ermat.
teten SnIulaner in ieinen NN6en, no,
bin Ie Ilb gang 9eoulOi3 bon ibm be,
ben lieBsu. Gr ieBte ii6 mitten unter
lie uno iubr nit ibnen u03 elmer pais
ierIreien @e9eno. &Num ober ioben
bic 8biere Ieltes Gano Dor ii6, 10 floben
tie audi nit m0Gtlgen SdBen aus Dem
i6Wimmenoen 6abrSeuQ uno itOben mie
Der gSinO nad allen SiRmelsri9tuu9en
auseinnnncr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
I,1xrtthnrner Gnertte,

aber erIheint er aud in einem Sabre
meDrmals. 1888 uno 1900 lab man
lbn flint M0l. 1867 beoefte err 8
Wor9en 20no. Canals wuroe cine
gSirtbi6aft an inn erribtet. ga Der
See oiesmol 81 'tei9en ibdnt, beabii6=
tl9t man eilen &beinna6en bonn naben
Sdtingen berbeiSui60ffeu. Ser oer-
ltorbene SberfOriter @ajer bat bic @r,
'6einung 10 sl ertlGren Deriubt, Dap
Der See leine Subtitle bon Dem naben
8ebir0stOf Der boDen MObr uno oes
@INsbitttentOpfs erbalte. Sieie 3u=
tlii'le o%iirften unteriroii1 flieben. SIM
Grolnrern baben lie i'm Wuibeltalt
Soblen alls9ewatien. SropfiteinbOb=
len llnO ia in Der Na6bari6aft sabl-
reid p%orbanoen. Sn naiien Sabren,
bel 9rOben gtieOeriald9en, permas bas
unterirOtl6e Sett bic 98oiiermen9e ni6t
81 fallen. Ser ueberi6ub tritt beraus
uno biloet Den See. Oils WusfluB oie=
leg NOD ni6t na60ewieienen ga6es
miro Die Wiiblenquelle bel Soienba6
betra0tet. Sas leBtere 9prf lit oa=
our6 betannt. oaB lS48 Serwe9bs
6relI6arlertruppen baielblt BON ben
wttrttember9iiben Gei9struppeu GER
ipren9t luuroen.
Saiern.
9ie bieroeritGnoi9en Sreife
Mtitn6ens limb ourb elm lrt6eIl oes
Sallerli6en Vatentamtes bonn 8. Wtdrs
b. s., oQs li6 auf ben Namen Sal.
pator=Sler" beSiebt, IN Nufre9un9 pers
leBt Doroen uno 3Dar 81 elmer ,9eit,
mo- ME alljQbrli6 bel be%rannabsnoem
6rltDlabr oas SalpNtOr= uno 9odbier
cine 9epiB ni6t unbeoeutenoe Golle 5u
ipielen beginnt. 8on Den Yuulaners
WOn6en, Die I'M 1870 cine gruuerei
Q%rltnoeten, aus Der i'm Saufe Der 3eit
oas Acknowledgement r3o6erlbrGu"
Der 8ebritoer Sdneoerer 9etUOroen 1T,
ritbrt Die Site Der. fir oas 6riibjobr
elm ltGrteres, iiiBidmefenoss gier eirs
SuIjeoen, oas BON Nolte .Sanct
Batter. OOer ySalpatorbier" oenannt
muroe. 9ie 8rOBbrauer Wiin9ens
ert1aren iibrigens, oaB Der in Wubrbsit
nl6t b~eItebenoe unterIGieo sWii9en
Saloator uno BOD bloB in Der 9bans
talle 0es biergenieBencsn gublitums
pOrbanoen lei. Nfm0bli6 bQtten iib
5ablrel6e anosre Srauereleu ben Sos
men SulO0tOrbier angesisnst uno z
nOrO0eutlhe uno cine minhneril4e
batten ll6 oenielben pateutamtlih sin=
trugen lGlien. 9ur1 oos ertpdbnte
llrtbeil oes Yatentamtes, bas Iia auf
oGs 8eieB bonn II. MldrS 1894 itiibt,
piro nun aber benz 3aaerlbrdu alei-
ni9es Geht sur 5ibrun9 oes Namens
SulpatOrbier SugeiproAen. Die Ser.
Daltung oes 3aberlbrdu bat ge9en
cine Nn3abl anoerer Srauerslen Yro.
,eiie an9eltren9t, uno an Sruei oeri1ie.
oenen Srteu limb bereits aufihriften
nit benz Naneu S%alpatDrbRr bsi9laQ.
nabmt woroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21
Gin Gm9el
miro Gu6 belfen,

/ Cure Qnleibeu MAIDEN, Guer 9i9eus
! tbwm uno Geben in eGner 9uten @eiela
I ibait ~ perll6ern uno, Ipenl SSbr nab
I europa reIlet, Sure Stdets Az taufeI.
/ gir ltuo aamlt6 lgenteH iir tOlSenes
I @eieui6afteu:
CUR Veriid sruus eseen Ssusr-
Continental Of New York,
Grand Rapids of Michigan,
Security OF Davenport, unb ansGs.
sur Ole 7amp lid III iabrts;S tnisn-
Red Star Line,
AmeFican,
North German LLOYD,
General TRANSATLANTIC u. anssp
Sur tiniau.SerIdDsruns
National OF New York,
STANDARD of Michigan uuo anStrs
FUR sbeus:9srfidJsr NE
Mutual Life Of New York.
Manhattan OF New York.
I @ruuoeiQentbum ieoer Nrt. 8ir wer,
ben Sbuen ~oaSlelbe NIT Sreuoen bes
| i6reibeu uno ietgen, uuo baben einen
| tiibti9eu Sa6mGun III unlereu Oienltel,
wel6er iiir quite SelIBtitel lorgt. Sn
@rbi6aits : Atgelegenbetten ODER bel
allen GeibGitlldcn lut]eruebmun9eT
penbet sud miIuoli6 ODER l5rlftli3
al Guren ergebenlteu
Wtf. Gngel,
Seuti1er VOtar.
500. 1853 Sisbsuts CTR. - Dubuque. 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-21

SO. 853 Sisbsnts CTR. Dubuque. 70.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-11
OFFICIAL GRIST.
Notes Gathered from the Territorial
Secretary's Office Those Doomed
Murderers.

The governor has appointed Lorin W.
Brown, of Taos, Taos county, Vivian
Wessiler, of Bell Ranch, San Miguel
county, and Don D. Rich, of San An
tonic, Socorro county, as notaries pub
lio.
The Pinos Altos Supply Company has
filed articles with the territorial secretary
reciting the following particulars: Incor-
porators and directors: Ada Marks, of
Pinos Altos; Hyman Abraham and Max
Schultz, of Silver City; objects, carrying
on general mercantile business; capital
stock, $4,000; life, ten years; principal
place of business, Pinos Altos.
Gov. Thornton this morning issued and
forwarded to the proper sheriffs death
warrants in the cases of the following
persons, sentenced to be hanged on Sep
tember "a, for the crime of murder: Per-
feoto Padilla and Rosario Ring, of Rio
Arriba county; Dionicio Sandoval, of
Bernalilo county; Antonio Gonzales and
Eugenlo Aragon, of Chaves county. The
time fixed in the warrants as to the execu-
tions is between the hours of 6 a. IN. and
p. m. It is likely that, in order to
avoid the necessity of either taking the
condemned men overland or through
Colorado to TERRA Amarillo, the sheriff
of Rio Atriba county will conclude to
erect gallows st Espanola and hang
Padilla and Ring at that point. The
judgment may he executed in any part of
Rio Arriba county.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-11

The VenOmOus Breath OF Malaria
does not infect the system of those who
use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as pre-
caution against it. Nor is it less useful
as remedy where intermittsnt and re-
mittent fever has fully established itself,
in consequences of neglect of preventive
measures. II checks the paroxysms with
astonishing certainty, and eradicates this
type of disease, even in its most inveter-
ate form. This medicine is an especial
boon to the emigrant population of the
far west, where fevers of malarial type
are particularly prevalent, but the recog-
nition Of its merits is 30 far from being
limited, that il is known and appraised at
its true value throughout the length and
breadth of America. Travellers BY land
and sea, miners and sojourners in un-
heaIthy localities, esteem 1t highly, and
are its constant purchasers, and 10 many
arural household, far and wide, IL ia the
chosen family specific.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-11
CONDENSED NEWS.

At Winnepeg Ii Hung Chang declared
in favor of Mckinley.
Chas. 8. Thomas, Of Colorado, is stump
ing Maine for Bryan and Sewall.
At Chicago, Geo. Magill, president Of
the Avenue Savings bank which recently
failed was arrested to-day.
Dan Lamont, secretary Of war, says he
will vote for Palmer for president and
Burke COCHRAN declares he will vote for
Mckinley.
At New Orleans, to-day Frank d. Leaf
and Louis Colombo, book keepers for
the Union National bank, were arrested
By U. 8. deputy marshal. The special
charge against them has not yet aevel-
oped.
AZ New Orleans, the Bank Of Com.
merce, q state institution, failed to-day.
The bank has deposits OF between
$500, 900 and t400, 900, while its assets are
about $500, 1000. The bank had long
list Of small dsposltors.
AT Cincinnati, Thomas D. Pearce,
Harry T. Atkins and Henry Pearce, own.
ers Of the Franklin cotton mills, doing az
extensive cotton business under the name
OF Pearce, Atkins d Co., and Henry
Pesrcs Sons Co., assigned 70 day. The
asssts are 4240,O00; liabilities, Sl68,O0O.
Assets consists Of Of Gil 900 IL personal
property, and $4,000 realty.
!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-11
Highest of all in Leavening Pow-Latest U.S. Govt Report
R3H!a!!! g! Bs&as&E Rsk!G&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A AK2ntuckian'S 0ninian.

Col. james R. II. Murdock, of Ken
tucky, representing the Owensboro dis
tilleries OF j. W. McCuloch, has been
visiting Santa Fe for several days. He is
member of the Republican central COM
mittee of that state and he talks 30
honestly about the political situation as
to be extremely interesting. 81 stand
ready" said he. "to wager what you want
that Kentucky gees for Mckinley. We
have that fixed. Maryland, too, is just as
safe for Mckinley as Vermont-but
wherever the farming population can out
vote the manufacturing interest you can
bet your last silver cart-wheel that Bryan
is going to win. Put Indiana down for a
big ma jority for Bryan, also Illinois and
Minnesota, and whenever you hear man
talking about Kansas, Nebraska and
Iowa going for Mckinley just call his
hand and 60 him all you're worth. Few
men have covered more territory than
have during the past Six mouths; my
business is 'on the road and l can get
pretty close to public sentiment That's
the reason would not wager 500 that
Bryan will not be the next president, but
when you talk of Kentucky am willing
to meet all cCmers."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-11
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

M. E. Dame, the big farmer and frnit
other day marketing 1900 pounds of
pears.
The ore teams left Las Cruces on Monday
again for the StephensonBen mine.
There is probably sixty tons on the dump
ready to ship.
| Yesterday, at Independence, Mo-, Rev.
| s. G. Dorsey, of Ration, and Miss j. Vir-
gle Hitter, of Bibb, Va, were united in
marriage.-Raton Range.
Judge G. W. Wood, superintendent of
the American mine at Nogal, has increased
the force at work to eighteen men, and
everything is progressing very favorably
about the property.
| President Jordan, of the Agricultural
college at Las Cruces, says the attend
snce this year ia better than it was at the
same time last year. More will enter
during the next two or three weeks. L.
e. Lester, the clerk, is of the opinion that
the attendance this year will much exceed
that of last year.
Charley Coleman is dead. Another
! well-known citizen has passed away.
While sitting in his chair just outside his
door, the grim messenger sought him out
AMI without warning or any manifesto
tion of pain poor Chas. entered the do
main of death. Charley Coleman had
lived in Dona Ana county for nearly fifty
years and was well-known by all the
old timers here and his presence will be
missed by many. He was 73 years of
age.-Las Cruces Democrat.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-11
THE MARKETS.

New York, Sept. 11.-Money on call
steady, s per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, nominally @ 8; silver, 655s lead,
$3.50.
. Chicago Cattle, market dull and weak; /;
prices Is @ 25c lower than Wednesday;
beeves, $8.l5 @ $50; COWS and heifers,
$1.2O @ $3.75; Texas steers, $3.50 @
S3.15; westerns, $3.50 q $3.50; stookers
and feeders, $3.50 @3.75. Sheep, market
quiet, prices weak.
Kansas City.-Oattle, market for best
grades steady; others, dull to @ loo
lower; Texas steers, $3.50 @ 50 so; Texas
COWS, $1.e0 @ $2.25; beef steers, $500 @
$2.4O; native COWS, $1.0O @ $500; stock
ers and feeders, $3.50 @ $685.; bulls, $3.50
@ $3.50. Sheep, market steady; lambs,
$3.75 @ $3.50; muttons, 5000 @ $3.50.
Chicago. - Wheat, September, 67A;
October, SO. Corn, September, 2056;
October, 2oA. Oats, September, 1874;
October, 1bB.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-11
This Is Your Opportunity.

This Is Your Opportunity.
On receipt Of ten cents, cash or stamps,
q generous sample will be mailed of the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon
strate the great merits Of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,
Sc Warren St., New York City.
Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great Falls, Mont,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm TO me. I
can emphasize his statement, 1T is posi-
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed. -
Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price. 80 cents.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-11
FEARS OF A PANIC.
A Depleted Treasury and Internal
Disorders Paralyzing Affairs at
COnstantinOple.

Constantinople, Sept. 11.-Fears are
entertained here of renewal of the re-
cent disorders, and these apprehensions
have caused panic among the general
public. The shops at Galatia and Stam-
boul we're closed early to-day owing to
rumor that fresh manifestations we're
to be organized. Trade is almost at a
standstill.
The lack of money in the Turkish treas.
ury is a serious feature of the situation
Fifteen army officers, who went to the wal
office TO claim arrears of pay, were in
formed that there we're no funds. The
officers thereupon resigned and were
promptly arrested for SO doing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-11
Irrigation Congress.

Denver, Colo., Sept. 11.--Secretary
Heintz, of the national irrigation con-
gress, has issued the official call and pro-
gram for the fifth annual session TO be
held in Phoenix, A. T., December Is, 16
and II.
The membership of the body will in
clude members of the national executive
committee; members of state and terri
torial irrigation commission; five dele
gates at large, to be appointed by their
respective governors, for each of the
western states and territories.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-09-11
M'HANNAIlES ARE REJOICING
The Canton Statesman SOlemnly Pre-
tends to Believe That National
Issues" We're Involved in
Vermont.
SENATOR TELLER TALKS In MICHIGAN
Middle-o Of the Readers Knocked Out
in Texas-No Fusion with the
State Republicans.

Canton, Ohio, Sept. 11.-To.day's DEM
onstration at McKinley's home opened
early, with auspicious weather. The Yer
mont delegation, the first to arrive, was
greeted with great enthusiasm. The
party of 1O8 includes Gov. Woodbury.,
Lieut.. Gov. Mansen, Congressman Henry
Nj. Powers, Senator Proctor, Governor
elect Grout, L,eut. Governor.elect M. w.
Fish, Gen. J. N. Mccullough and e1-
Lieut.. Gov. F. s. Stranyan. The Grand
Army band and large troop of horse
men and the citizens reception commit
tee gave them warm reception. A pa
rade was soon organized to mSrch to Mo
kinley's home ead inst as tie clocks were
cheering for the Republican nominee.
The enthusiasm manifested showed no
signs of abatement on account OF the
long trip. The Glee club from st. Albans
sang: "We want you Mckinley, yes, we
do." State Chairman Merrill then said:
"We come from great and surprising
victory. The battle was fought solely
on national issues. The battle in our
state was wen because the free men of
Vermont, in due consideration of both
sides, rejected with unalterable determin-
alton the principles and heresies of your
opponents" National Committeeman
Childs followed in the same strain.
M'xINLEY RESPONDS.
Major Mckinley spoke as follows: Mr..
Chairman and My Fellow Citizens: L
give you generous welcome from an over
flowing heart to my state, my city and
my home. would be unjust to my own
feelings and irresponsive to the kind SEN
timents Uttered by your spokesman, if I
permitted to pass unobserved the fact
that in the preliminary contest for the
nomination of president, Vermont gave
me her united vote. (Applause.) The
Green Mountain state is endeared to all of
MS by tradition and history, in song and
story, but above all in the good work
manifest in her glorious results. Some
newspapers have asked me to interpret
the results of the elections in Vermont ON
September /, but it seems to me that
they are their own best interpreters.
(Applause) They have simply declared
what every student Of your history must
already have discovered, that your thought-
ful and patriotic citizens are as true 40
ever-aye, truer than ever-to the tenets
of good morals, good politics and good
government. (Applause.) They have
shown by their ballots, BY a greater pre-
ponderance than ever, that they are more
devoted to the honor of the government,
to maintenance of law and order and to
restoration of that wise and econemic
system which has always been our chief
pride and source of strength, than at any
previous period of our eventful history.
(Applause.)