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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
DOMESTICS.

There's not 4 n1orescare-
fully guarded stock in the
store. Only worthy stuffs
are admitted here-same as
other departments. Look at
the cheapened prices.
3 bales Of ~ Unbieached Cotton. for
Monday ale at &c
bnle g. Unbleached Cotton. regular
&c. value. for Monday sale, l-2c.
"a Bleached Cotton. regular lao. value.
MONDAY sale. DC.
81 Bleached Shee.ing. for Monday sale.
l5c.
Cnbleachel Sheeting, . IA yards wide
for Monday sale 40 H. l-Zc.
Cambria. regular 3 1-3c. value, for Mon
day sale a. 6 lie.
Bleached Sheets, for extra large beds,
2l-2 yards wide. regular &C. value, for
Monday sale. 5Oc.
Red and Blue Checked Doylies. now 100.
Extra Heavy Dinner Napkins, oil linen.
zoe.
All Linen Towels, l7Hio, 70 l-2c. value,
Zoe each.
II l-2c
Extra Heavy Black Bath Towels regular
zoe. value now llc
Bates Turkey Red Damask. now 25c.
Irish aud German Table Damask. all lin
en-. regular Soc value. for Monday sale, 800
Bleacbed Irish Damask, 90 inches wide.
for Monday sale. SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
500, 81, 5l3 East Broad Street.

In italy. p. IN Russia, IL. while there are
but public botanical gardens In the
whole OF the United States.
The order for 100000 feet ~ Bicycle
tubing placed with an American manu.
facturer by a bicycle maker OF Birming-
ham. England. Is interesting as showing
another revolution wrought by the wheel.
As recently as last year the United states
imported tubing 10 the value OF s597,0n
from Birmingham Horn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

DanVillc, Va, SEPT. hin.
To Nossrs. John 6. Covngton Presiden :
and Nal. Hamlin Secretary:
Gentlemen 20 your favor or
oven date herewith, proposing joint
debate between Hon. John w Daniel and
colonel William T.. Cameron. on tho
evening Of Tuesday September sth. per
init MS 10 say that - has been for wears
the policy Of the Democratic partv Of this
citv TO decline 10 furnish an audience 70
any speaker working directly or indirect
lv I'm behalf Of the Republican party es-
pocaly when said speaker IS imported
from, outside with no interest. direct or
,r1irac+ IN our city or congr ossional dis
triot. and we see no reason for changing
mis- ione-standng policy 81 this time.
We deem it proper 20 add that this
nropogition has not and VIII not be sub
rnitted TO Senator Daniel
Permit US to say, however. that we
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13


Danvillc. Va. Sept. 9Th.
+. T.. Bowen. Esq. Chairman. city;
We understand that Senator John w.
Daniel has accepted your invitation 10
address tho voters OF Danville on the
issues Of the campaign on next Tuesday
nirht. September Sth. on which date as
has already been announced. Colonel VIII
liam D. Cameron win speak here at the
Invitation Of this league.
As this IS q campaign Of education. I'm
which 90 is desirable that both sides
be Thoroughly discussed and understood.
we would be very glad indeed 20 arrange
for q joint debate between Senator Daniel
and Colonel Cameron on the evening
named. with such arrangements for an
equitable division OF time. as may be
hereafter agreed upon. We have Sc
cured the Academy Of Music for the above
date and viii be glad 20 place II at your
DISPOSAL for this occasion. Please ad-
wise 81 such an arrangement viii be
agreeable TO you. Yours truly
JOHN G.. CONVICTION, President.
Nal Hamiin, Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Waterproof. Cloth Covered. Duck School
Bags leather bound. heavy leather shoulder
straps. outside lunch-pocket, regular 81
goods for 75c each.
fibre Lunch Boxes. well made, riveted
ends: l0c. each.
Extra Heavy Japanese Lunch Baskets.
strong and durable: 20. each.
Cloth Embroidered Book Bags, draw
string handles, &c. each.
loth-Embroidered Book Bags. draw
string handles. " l-2c. each.
Double Book Bag Cloth. embroidered
both ends with nickel rings; soc. quality $50.
each.
Extra Heavy Cloth. beautifully Embroid-
cred Book Bags. draw strings, i2c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
TIE NV BROOKIYN.

tho cruiser TO le named after his own
city was.
Guild her 10 whip any cruiser in the
world. including the New York.
The act Of Congress approved July l'.
1872. under appropriations for The increase
OF the navy. made provision for zone ar-
morod cruiser Of about 5000 tons difplace-
ment. 10 cost. exclusive OF armament ana
speed premiums. net more than $4,000.
This was intended % authorize the con-
structi0n of a sister ship 10 the new
York. Taking into consideration the
steady chcapcnug of prices, Commodore
Hichh0rn decided that he could all %
thousand tons 90 the new vessel and NOT
exceed the money limit. How closely DEE
calculated SIS shown by che fact that the
contract price OF the Brooklyn. with all
her Improvements. was &.9,5go which
is exactly $1,000 more than tho price paid
fer the New York.
The old Brooklyn cost {n79I. She
was built ly Westorvclt g. Co.. ~ New
York. in 1s5s, was ship r.ggcd and bad
single screw, with TWO dIrecfacfiuc nor-
izoutll. condonsing. crosshead engines and
two main boilers. The new ship has no
sail power, and her military masts are
really tubes through which the fighting
tops are reached Ilor twin screws are
driven by four vertical trule-expausion
engines. two on each shaft and in four
compartments the forward engines oi each
pair being readily uncoupled from the
after engines when cruising at low speed.
Her seven boilers are in three compart-
meuts. The first brooklyn had single
wooden bottom, copuor-covercd, while the
hull OF .he new ship is Of uushcathed
nickel steel and has % double bottom
and close water-tght subdivision 90 about
twelve feet above the water line
The principal dimensions Of the new and
fIa oII ara De fDffDtrat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

and then her course was steered for Cape
Horn. For five months nothing more was
heard OF the Brooklyn. Many gave her
up for lost. but one day she appeared at
ST. Thomas. Her commander rather apol-
oceticallr explained that he thought he
would give the men chance 20 accustom
themselves 20 fresh food before they reach
ed home. A little later they dismantled
her az Brooklyn. and on March 25. 1871.
she was sold at the Norfolk yard for
SO NEW York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
Innl llnlfpr1finn

a report emanating from the Depart
ment OF Agriculture states that the cost
or food. drink. and drugs annually used
by the people OF the United States Is ST..
10000 000; N.o4.oc0.00o are paid for the
frauds and cheats used in adulterat.ons
and sl3S.OO.eo worth OF these toregn eie-
ments are clearly injurious to health
Rams Horn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
THE OLD HnOORTYN.

AGREE with you that thi, should be a
campaign Of education. and we shall b.
glad 20 depart from this policy to the
extent Of having = joint discussion be-
tween any two ~ m1-e d your local
SPEAKERS and the sane n-1nbeT OF ours.
upon terms 10 be heTe1e.or agreed upon
Resrrctfuily, ". H. MASSIE.
City Democratic Superintendent
+. r BOWEN.
President Ryan. Sewall, and Swan
son Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

English Is spoken by 100000 persons
in the British isles. by probably 100000
OF the SO. 900 900 inhabitants Of the United
States. by 100000 persons In Canada, by
900 In Australia, by $4,000 West In
dams. and by 100000 in India and other
British colonies. bringing the total Of the
English-speaktng race 70 over ioo.0 Co.,
Rams Horn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Tho British Medical Journal saws that
the paper used In many brands OF Cigar
cites made ln England contains arsenic.
When arsenic IS inhaled in small duan-
tites it causes a chronic cough and other
symptoms usually associated with con
sumption.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
LACE CURTAINS.

ID yards long neat designs. bound with
tape al round. with double border, cheap
OF $3.50. Monday sale. Csc. pair.
Lace Curtains. in fishnet design. full 81
inch wide. Ia yards long. handsome Dor
der cheap at sl.59, Monday sale, sl.95
pair.
Lace Curtains, choice floral design, full
GO-inch wide, ~ yards long. with deep
border we'll worth sl98, Monday sale,
SI7j
One more special In Lace Curtains, full
56-inch wide. light shade of cream, new and
stylish border. a bargain at s2.95 Monday
sale, . pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
DRESS GOODS.
We amplify the good quail
ity of the stuffs in superla-
tives of praise. The prices
were never 50 right as now,

Special Grade Checked Dross Goods. new
fall colorngs. good sturdy stuff for school
wear. - LIE. the yard.
An elegant assortment Of beautiful New
Fall Plaid Dress Goods, bright, pretty
colors. u l-2c. the yard.
3C-inch BEAUTIFUL All-Wool Checked Che
viots. half dozen color combinations. regular
$50. value. for 25c. the yard
Fine High Art Reproductions. Handsome
French Color Combinations 80 inches wide.
look ike 75c. goods. priced hero &c. the
yard.
BEYOND a doubt here is the very hand
soonest line Of Dress Goods that ever cross
ei "a counter at the price. they are the
cream OF the seasons products; the acme OF
STYLE and the perfection OF the weavers' art.
Alongside of this superb line oil others
pale into insiguticance and become only
shadows Of their former selves. These hand
some f4brcs are full IS inches wide. fine
ell wool and silk and wool mixed. neat
checks, stripes and boucle effects IN all the
newest colorings. exact counterparts of tho
hgh-grads sl.25 ami $3.50 imported stuhs,
but priced here SOC. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY AND MAMMOTH SALE
Of School Supplies.
MILLER & RHOADS :;: !: {: !: IS: !;

folks yclwe hav etoe
fr no us an wear We I peril
to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
PHENOMENAL GLOVE
SELLING.
75C. KID GLOVES, 49C.

Splendid grade. soft elastic Kid Gloves. 7
hook. Fosters patent. all the new fall
shades of tan. brown and black. full line of
sizes. This glove has the appearance of
dollar goods. ia fully equal to the best Use.
goods, but placed on sale by us at i9c. the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Daniel Wclstcr-
"The circulating medium or CONNER
cial community must be that which IS also
the circulating medium OF other CONNER
clal communities. or must be capable OF
hoirr converted into that medium without
less. IL must be able not only 20 pass
I'm pavmcnts and receipts between indi-
vldrais OF the same society CT nation. but
90 adiuet and discharge the balance ~
cxcranros between different nations. II
must Do something which has value
abroad as we'll as al home. ana by which
FOREIGN as well as domestic debts can be
aatsacl."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
NOTIONS.

The equal of our notion
stock cannot be found. No
tons Of all good sorts are
here at one good sort Of price
the lowest.
Curling Irons. lc. each.
silk Elastic, all colors, Zoe. pard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

sound and Acknowledgements expanding md
now contracting so that no honest man
can ton what 20 do-as among the great
est discouragements.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
CHENILLE COVERS.

Chenille Covers, Ga, size 7. choice de-
signs 70 select from. extra heavy quality.
regular s1 quality. Monday sale. SOC
Another lot A Chenille Covers. splendid
quality and designs 10 select from, 5Oc
Yalue. MONDAY sale, 2gc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Sonqtor Sherman, 1865
$40 single measure will tend in this d.
roction more than tho adoption Of fixed
international standard Of value by which
ail products may Doe measured and in cone
formity with which the coin Of country
may 70 with its flag into every sea and
buy the products OF every nation without
being discounted by the money-charSers.
Roscoe Conkling. on the Imitation OF Cur
rcncy-
or Dc not believe that YOU can lcris'ate
up the value Of anything any moro than
] believe you can make generals heroes Ply
LEGISLATION The Continental Congress
tried leg iafirg vnluos Mp by resort 70
penalties but tie ineXorahle laws ~ trade.
ne independent as the laws Of grawta-
ton. kept them down"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

John &. Calhoun lo'f- ~
"Wim these convictions, and entertain
irr deep conviction that an unnNeo'
Unstable and nuctuating currency Is 70 pc
ranked among the most fruitful sources
az evil whether brcwed politically or IN
reference TO tho business TRANSACTIONS OF
the country. ! cannot give my consent 70
airy measure that does not pace inc 0N'-
rcncy On a sound foundation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

approach. and the general security Is pre-
served by the general alarm.
Not so with the evils Of n debased
coin. a deprecated paper currency or a
depressed and falling public credit.
THESE insinuate themselves IN the shape
OF facilities. accommodation and relief.
TOY hold out the most fallacious hope
OF an easy payment OF debts and a lighter
burden Of taxation"
Credit has done moro. n thousand times.
TO enrich nations than all the mines Of
an the world"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Whisk brooms, &C. eacn'
Tooth Brushes. &C. each;
turkish bath soap . CAKES 40. w.
Bay Rum large SIZE. z'c' oO's'o'
Machine OIL &c. bottle .,.
Hoyts German Cologne, DC. ootue'
Needles. Sc. paper.
Corset Lacers, lc, each.
Hair Pins, 10 paper.
Red Embroidery Cotton &C. ooAen,
Ialcum Powder; DC. box
~ ~ yards nni,e tape lor io0'
noVAs anu ryes, ~, e''a
lacAer ar soap 10 csae.
9v yaris spoon bsstlng oo''on' NJ
Earning Ootton' &C. caIu'
Emoroilery Hoops, &c. paif'
Inside Betting. Sc. yard.
shoe Lacers. 10. pair
Shaving Brushes. sc. each.
BARRIERS Bar Shaving Soap, Sc, cake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
MEMS GOODS.

Selling Mems Goods as
We do has wonfor us an inn
mense lot of mems trade.
When the men patronize the
store depend upon it the
goods and prices must be-
right.
Mems extra fine, beautifully designed.
all silk non-einstic Suspenders, with round
elastic cord ends, a regular SOC. Suspender,
for 25c. pair
Mems Fine Fancy silk Suspenders. beau
tiful highly polished buckles, with round
elastic cord ends, q regular 25c. Suspender,
for l5c.
Mems patent wire buckle silk Embroid-
cred Suspenders. regular II lie. kind. tor
Ladies' Scarlet. Garnet and Navy Fine
Satin Shield Bows, regular price 2jc., now
l9c each.
Chndren's all-sllk, plain color. Windsor
Ties. l0c each,
Childrens beautiful plaid. all silk Wind
sor Ties equal to 25c. goods, for II 10.
each.
Bows White and Fancy Hemstitched
School Handkerchief DC. each. worth
l-3c.
Mems White and Colored Elastic Carriers
with patent clasps. Sc. pair.
Mems Fine All-Silk Carriers. beautifully
nckeled attachments, similar 10 The Bos-
ton" for IL lie. pair
Ono lot of Boys Laundered Percale
Shirt Mothers Friend" brand
with patent waistband, regular price &C.,
special, SOC. each.
One lot OF Boys Unlsundered Percale
Shirt Waists, Mothers Friend" brand.
with patent Wristbands. regular price 50c.,
special, 3yc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

John O. Calhoun. ls3s-
81 hold sound, stable currency 20 oe
among the greatest enco ura gements 10 'h-
dretrv and business generally and an uii-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Madison. W.
at SIS essential that the nation should
possess a Currency OF equal value, credit.
and use wherever IL may circulate"
Andrew Jackson. Eighth Annual Message
"A depreciation of the currency u.s. ale
ways attended ly "a loss 10 the lahoring
classes. This portion OF the community
have neither time nor opportunity TO
watch the Gibbs and flows Of the money
market Engaged from day TO day in
their useful tolls. they DO not perceive
That. although their wages are nom4nally
the same. or e~en somewhat higher they
are greatly reduced, in fact hy the rapid
Increase of currency. which, os it appears
10 make money abound. they are ~ Arst
inclined 90 consider blessing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

or admit 40 once that 81 the currency
"a not O. ho preserved by the Government
OF rhe United states know not how
II Is 20 be guarded against constantly OF
curing disorders and arrangements
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

Beam .......... tI.fN ffFL fINI lHrL
D~aught ....... 2fOn feet 1880 feet
Dispiacement.... 9211.o0 tons 10000 tons
Coal capacity. 1880 tons 10000 tons
Horse p0wcr...1GO tons 1ll6w tons
Speed in knots....2l 100 1000
The frcate had q complement OF -3 or
foers and 25s men; tho armorld cruiser
will have 46 officers and 5f5 men. When
the old Brooklyn left the Delaware river
three DAYS after Christmas in 1851 20 join
Farragut at the mouth or the Mississippi,
her battery consisted Of twenty-three O.
inch smooth bores, one heavy l2-pounder
and one light 12pounder. The new Brook
lyn will have eight S-inch brecch-loading
rifles. twelve e-pond rapid fire. four T.
pounder rapid fire. and four machine guns.
b She will also have the first 300 Of those
terrible repeating small arms Just adOrtel
by tho navy-the rifles whose projectles
resemble a two-inch length Of lead pencil
and can pierce five CT sis ranks Of men
before their tremendous energy is eXpend-
cd.
Shot from the cid smooth guns OF 1Sfl,
driven by the best black powder Of that
Gay. was visible throughout IT'S high hirht.
while over the same ranges the drilled
cOuical shell from the modern rifle. driven
by brown hexaconal powder. follows o
fat trajectory. unseen until fits effects
are known. The old smooth borcs were
arranged in broadsides with their srcws
practically unprotected. On the huge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

szRovs' and Girls Umbrellas. Cot
ton Gloria. in Is and 26-inch, with natural
handles. also with nickel mountings, worth
69c. for Mondays sale. Doc.
Children's Circular Gossamers, with hood.
excellent quality. S5c.
Children's White Check Muslin Aprons,
rufle around neck and armholes, worth
500. Mondays sale. &c.
Children's Corded Waists. made of good
quality Jeans. buttons fastened on VIII
tape. well worth 39c.. Monday sale, 30.
Children's Drawers, made Of good quality
cotton
Sizes +, and 3. at Il l-2c.
Sizes 4 aud o, at l5c.
Sizes and :. az lie
Sizes and 9, At poe.
White Flauuel. full width. extra good
quality. l3c. value. Monday special, lie.
White Flannel, strictly all wool. full y
inches vide, extra heavy quality, Soc. yslue,
Monday special. SOC. yard.
Red Twill Flannel. full q inches vide,
fine twill. strictly sll wool. soc. value, Mon-
day special, 25o. yasd.
Feaths Bod Ticking. extra fine twill.
n ROW and wide stripes. 1zc. value. Mon
day special, Il l-2c.
Straw Bed Ticking, 7-8 yard wide ine
stripes. excellent quality, l0o. value. Mon
dag special Lie yard.
Cassimeres. strictly all wool, neat pat
forms. extra "A no quality, suitable for mems
and boys wear J0c value. Monday special,
81 lie.
Another lot Of All-Wool Cashmere. full
width. regular 75c. quality, Monday special,
SOC. yard.
Cashmere part wool. good heavy quality,
in mixed and fine stripes. 800. value, Mon
day special. 25c. yard
Stamped Linen Tray Covers, isx27. choice
designs of stamping. 25c. value, Monday
sale. - L2c each.
Stamped Linen Monte Scarfs. fringe all
round, lSx72. cheap az $780,. Monday sale,
Doc. each.
Stamped Linen scsrfs. extra fne quality
linen, COO. value. Monday sale. $50. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

There are some political evils witch
are seen az soon as they are dangerous
aud which alarm az once as well the peo-
ple as the Government.
wars and inyasions. therefore arc not
always tho NJ I certain cestroyers OF ma
fional proope .fy. They come IN no ques-
fionable shaJe. They announce their own
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

"a general and universally accredited
cilrrncy. therefore. is an instrument OF
commerce which Is necessary 20 It's just
advantage. or n other words which
Is essential 90 lts beneficial regulation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
Roscoe conNlinr. on the imitation Of Cur


The following correspondence explains
ftr.ff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
They're the hardy sort
that III stand the wear.

Boys Extra Heavy Fine Rib Black Hose.
spliced knees, heels and toes, sizes 70 10,
2Jc.
Misses Fine RIB School Hose. double
knee. heel and toe. sizes 5 TO 9, Hermsdort
dye. 25c.
Boys Heavy Twisted. Fine Rib. Double
Knee Hose. pair for Doc. ITO. single pair.
= Misses Plain Hermsdorf dye, Black Hose,
sizes 6 % =. for u l-2c; ! IL TO Ia. i5c.
Children's School Hose. black, seamless,
derby rib, double heel and toe, u l-2c.
Boys Heavy Derby Rib, Fast Black
School Hose, l0c.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-13
PERSONAL.

Mr.. W. Harrison, the Glorieta mer-
chant, is visiting the city.
Mr. s. Golding, the we'll known Ger
rillos merchant, is here serving as a grand
juror. Good man, too.
Messrs. L. j. Helm and l.. A. Hughes
returned Saturday night from a success
fol business mission to Denver.
Mr.. W. N. Emmert, Of Golden, was in
town to-day buying supplies. He says
south Santa Fe county ia fourishing these
days.
Miss Virginia M. Mccarthy, the popu-
lar public school teacher at Ell Rito, spent
yesterday with Santa Fe friends and leaves
tonight for Phoenix to visit her sister.
She expects to return in two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis left Saturday
night for trip to Missouri. They ara
supposed to be enjoying life to-day sur
rounded by ten feet of snow on the Ration
range.
At the Exchange: j.. A. Clippinger and
wife, Plainfield; Miss V. NJ. MCCARTHY, Ell
Rito; G. W. Keys, Colorado: W. N. En-
merit, G. s. Morrison, ". F. Williams,
Golden: j. W. Harrison, Gloriets.
At the Palace: II. Edmuuson, Miss
Francis M. Hughes, Samuel I. Battle,
Frank T. Johnson, G. Dawson Wade,
Frank G. Hollister and wife, Chicago; s.
Nohl, Jim Curry, DR.. d. Knapp, Espa-
nola; g. F. Adams, Crestone, Colo; G.
Brown, H. L. Hill, Utah; A. B. Ritchie,
Ell Paso; John Fl. Talbot, Denver.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-13
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Big crops are in sight for the Santa Fe
valley this year.
brilliant audience greeted the Schu-
berts at the court house Saturday night
and enjoyed their good music to the full
lest.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico Fair weather to-day and Tues
day; warmer In north portion fresh north
west winds.
Capt. John 7. Forsha, of the Exchange
hotel, owns considerable property in the
vicinity of the petroleum find at Ger
rillos. Naturally he is much elated over
the prospects of big thing.
News from Fremont, Neb., is to the eff
feet that Mrs. G. F. Easley is still quite
i'll. 1t appears that she was suffering
from la grippe, and in coughing spasm
ruptured blood vessel in the lungs from
which several hemorrhages have resulted.
The elements have served we'll their
duty as scavengers during the past few
days. First came Fridays wind that
swept the highways and byways as clean
as if broom had been used; then came
the snow with its purifying qualities.
Such visitations may incon venience some
people, but this is more than offset by
the effect upon the general health Of the
community.
On the A., r. & s. f. new time card
will be put into effect Sunday, May 8, By
which the flyers will be run once a week
instead Of daily, leaving Los Angeles and
Chicago every Wednesday night. The
trips will be made in seventy-two hours,
as at present, and each train will carry q
dining car. This arrangement will last
during the summer. No other important
change will be made.