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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-07-31
VEGAS NUEvO MEXICO sABADo JULIO 81 DE 1897


americana en- Nuevo Mexico, la fama
de Carson empez6 4 crecer debidc
Iprincipalmente d libros escritoS en- su
elogio, en- los cuales Sc daba una rela,
clon muy ardiente de su vida y pro-
ezas, y aunque estas obras no hicieron
ningdn ruido y fueron casi totalmente
desconocidas en- ell territorio, hallaron
eco en- los estados del oriente y po-
niente, donde qued6 establecido el re-
nombre de Carson como un destingui.
do heroe y adalid de las llanuras y de-
siertos del lejano oeste No pretende-
mos ahrmar que esa fama fuera inme-
reclda, nj es nuestro amino establecer
que Carson no flera digno de fgurar
como cazador intr6pido y guerrero
valeroso. Ell linico punto que no re-
cibe nuestra anuencia y aprobacion
conSlste en- la pretension que muchos
han tenido de imponerle sobre nuestro
pueblo como el heroe tutelar de Nue.
vo Mexico, a quien todos somos deu-
dores de inmensos benefcios. No So
lamente 10 han pretendido sino que 10
han efectuado, como 10 prueba ell mo-
numento erigidoa su memoria en-, San
ia Fe, y las alabanzas que continua-
mente lie han tributado. Nosotros,
sin querer oscurecer sus merecimientos
nj rebajarle en- 10 mas minimo, protes.
tamos contra pretenciones semejantes,
por medic de las cuales Sc trata de co.
ronar Kit Carson como el heroe
neo-mexicano, por razon de que tai
distinction no es garantizada por los
hechos.
Kit Carson fue sin duda alguna in
trepido cazador, guia experimentado y
sodado valeroso, pero no obstante es-
tos meritos y cualidades que por dere-
cho lie correspondent, jamas durante
ell periodic de su carrera en- este pals,
adquirio titulo alguno para ser consi-
dorado ell representante de los habi-
tantes del Nuevo Mexico, la encar-
racion de su gloria, hazahas y peripe-
en- Taos vivio en- paz y concordla con
sus vecinos, y Sc dio a conocer por su
entereza de caracter y destreza en- su
profession, pero jamas nj por pienso IL
euro como caudilo nj sc ldentlfico
con los intereses y asplraciones de sus
convecinos. En- Taos fue conocido
por muchos, pero en- 10 restante del
Territorio no fueron muchos los que lie
conocieron slquiera hasta el grado de
DIR mentar su nombre. Posteriormen-
te Sc levant6 la agitacion para erigirle
un monumento y sc hlzo el apoteosls
de sus hazahas y proezas, bautizando-
lie con el titulo de servidor y adalid
incompatible en- pro del bienestar dc
Nuevo Mexico. No hubo contradic-
ci6n a todas estas pretensiones POI
parte de los que habian de estar mas
interesaoos en- combatirlas, y quedC
establecido 10 menos en- aparlencia
que Carson era derechoso al titulo dt
heroe por excelencia dc Ia population
neo-mexicana. III dicho de "quiei
Gala, otorga," surti6 sn debido eject,
en- esta OCCASION, y tuvo la consecuen
cia dc enaltecer d un extranjero en- c
puesto que debla ocupar dnicament
+ un hijo legitimo de Nuevo Mexico
, Los honores y distinciones que no
/ prepinaron d Don Diego de Vargas,
q seconquistador y colonizador de Nue
q vo Mexico, fueron adjudicados a u
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-07-31
Nrw GoLD CAMP DISCOVERED.

There II considerable excitement IN California
over rich discoveries Of gold ore Ut knndsb ig,
Calf twenty i've miles from Kramer Station
on Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad.
The new camp iEu wonder For tull luiur-
nation respecting RandsburR and cost Of trip
thither inquire OF Local Agent, A. 4. 4 :. D..
Railway.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-07-31

homDre que nada tenla de comun con
la historic de nuestro Territorio, Gu.
20 servicio mas realmente que Sc CO.
nozca fue servir como coronel de un
regimiento de yoluntarios. Verdad es,
que en- esa esfera cumpli6 su deber CO.
mo soldado valeroso y experimentado,
pero otro tanto hicieron muchos de
sus compaheros que poseian la cuali-
dad adicional de ser hijos de Nuevo
Mexico y descendientes de sus prime
ros conquistadores.
ST la glotia de Kit Carson sc funda
en- sus campahas contra los indios bar.
baros, en- que respecto superb 8 81
quiera igualo d los sehalados hechos
de Diego de Vargas, Biscarra, Manuel
Chavez y tantos otros que podriamos
mencionarp ST como combatiente in
diyldual que Sc arrojaba osadamente
d las llanuras y bosques inhabitados
combatlr cuerpo cuerpo con el enc
migo comdn, lno hicieron otro tanto Y
tai vez mas los Martinez y los Vigiles
de Taos que fueron sus contempora-
neos? 81 como explorados y viajero
que transitaba las llanuras desiertas y
pobladas dnicamente por innumerables
indios barbaros. bajo cual pie pudo
aventajar d Don Gaspar Ortiz de San
ia Fe, al "Glero" Chavez de Valencia,
y d tantos otros que podriamos men.
cionara Estos emprendieron viaies
mas dilatados y mas peigrosos, que Sc
extendian Missouri, a Mexico, 4 Ca
lifornia, sin otro resguardo y auxilo
que su propio valor y osadia, y cierta-
mente sobrepujaron cuanto pudieran
hacer Carson y sus copaheros en- sus
empresaS mas aventuradas. tEn que
Sc funda, pues, esta idolatria tan ex-
clusiva con que cierto elemento pre-
tende circundar la memoria de Kit
Carsonp tSera este atribuble al es-
pirltu de cuerpo que quiere eevar
enaltecer d un paisano y deprimir "
rebajar a todos aquellos que puedan
..-.--~,4;'- ( ~s-,,iayia q. snr ha,ahosp
amigos y admiradores de Kit Carson
quieran honrar y perpetuar su memo
ria como hombre merltorioso intre-
pido, pero no es propio nj razonable
que pretendan imponerlo como el he
roe legendario de todo un pueblo con
quien en- manera alguna no estaba
identihcado.
Los monumentos vlstosos, las con
memoraciones generates de :odo un
pueblo correspondent solamente d per-
sonajes como Don Diego de Vargas,
aue lleyo el heroismo hasta la temeri-
dad y a su propia cuenta y riesgo en-
prendio la conquista de Nuevc Mexi-
co, arrebatando el Territorio dc mano:
de los indios salvajes; como el insignC
Biscarra, guarero Incompatible qu'
alcanz6 multitud de yictorias 5obre loi
barbaros y tai vez salvo d los habitan
tes de Nuevo Mexico de total extermi
nio; como tantos otroS que durante G
curse de tres siglos fueron los guia'
defensores y valuartes de este pueblo
y por medic de sus iustres hechos me
recieron el titulo de sus libertadores
bienhechores. 81 nuestros conciuda
danos AFRICAN el deseo de inmortaliz'
, las hazahas y hechos de hombres ilu
! tres que Sc han sehalado en- su hist
ria, tienen la vista un campo exten'
! donde escoger, sin necesidad de trlbr
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-07-31
CORTES DE TUNICOS.

I'm de cuados SO pugdas de ancho Ia cosa mis- nuea
lesta esacion pecio regular 80 cyos ahora. .....f9c
Aado NADIA hermoso para nhos, 80 pugdas de aneho
Iprecio regular 10 centavos a.!..........faH
I'm naeso mosado De baao hemos puesto un surtdo de
coes que yaan pco dede hasa IS centvos todos
Eslrciamene odos dc lana, vedes azu caos DC
Iuadros nj hemoso para e pnmayefa
Iprecio rs centayo mentas hay SC van .,,..,ooc
npeca immense udo dc Eecos aunque no tenga
de emnre endremos puo ensehae ectos
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-07-31
La, Tienda de la Abnndancla

Ncesamo debemos eao para abundanc de ecos que to-
dav en eeando los que compt ve Nueva York Europa
LES DAMGS AQUI SOLO ALGUNOS DE NUESIROS PkEClOS;
zoo paones de casim muchach 5 o IS 35c ell par
Casoncllos para hombres, centavos el par
Camia para hombres dsde centayos haa ase mas Ina
su escoqimento de 900 levas de puo camir por S2oo
He sombreros hom0es or soc V
arrba $500, los vendemos por mtad del preclo
vesdo nara hombres mtad del preco original
vesudos para muchachos por SO cenavos
vd de pania de Jersey muy hno para nos de amos iba
Sombras desde IS centavos haa las mas hnas
ombreros compues para sehoas enemos srudo mas no mas
en- la plaza Son las Gltmas novedades
peo nara nos de yeano Vengn ddmo estos Eao sor
efo muy hnos pero tuvimos de compraro baatos
de a de seda tercpeo Ipaos de casmr aamar de seda
Poons enuo cases desee peco muy balos
No tempo para que vengan yer
nos no cuesa NADIA ensenarle nuestros eecos
solcitamos Ell pauocno de los comercantes de aiuera
Pagamos los precios mas altos por Lana Cuero'
y Zaleas.
APPEL HERMANOS, Conoo' Los ManzanoS Gale del Puen
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-07-31

7oo Un vesdo Aa eegante vendo po menos que
"a so-oferta especial Observation-Disclosures. $500
vesdos pardos de easm de pura lana pnuas NgNl
so4 azul, preco regular $II5o-oferta especial V"'0V
rsz7) vesdos de an color cafe pardos color oil IN
I2s} cafe cores fmes gaanza una medda eNac AllJU
rasS) ia; precio regular, SI4.so-oferta especial
vesidos nesos AcordOuciados de eva peeio re-
gua I6 so-oerta especial. .,'.,...''' '''''''t "
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-07-31

To quit tobacco easily and forever, he mag
netic. full OF life nerve and vigor take Ne To
Bac the wonder worker, that mikes weak men
strong. Az druggists, SOC or u Cure guafun
teod Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-07-31

Cores de Tdncos 80 pgadas ncho colorado zu caro
color cafe ede vendeon por que as eenayo
ahora ......... I625
Corte de rdnco pntura novedad prmavea 80
pugdas dc ancho odos los cooes pncpae van 80 cen
taVoS Ia yarda, ahoa 'EOe
Genero anch verde pupura color cafe cardinal preo
cyos ahora 7oc
Casm s6ido de todos coores a6 pugada de ancho
vende donde quea po a5cyos yarda, sc va aaH
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1897-07-31

Gran surtido de Filigrana de Orc y
Plata q precios mas baratos que min
gun joyero en- ell Territorio. Sc da
atencion especial d la composturs de
relojes y prendas, garantizando el ira
bajo.
Establecido en- el elmismo lugar donde
esta la estafeta, en- la Gale del Puente.
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FISH HArcHING AT rBE a AoUA RUN
Not 60 Ne Part or the Display. Sss -,
Purposes OF supply aad stsay.

Not 60 Ne Part or the Display. sss fsr
Purposes OF supply ssd study.
II Is sintondcd to set mp at the Aquarium q lsh
Matching apparatus. but II will not DO an elabo-
rate plant, nor will II be for public exhibition.
Its purpose will be TO supply for aquarium uses
such fishes MS can DO reared to advantage In
aquarlums. and to furnish some material for
biological study.
Fish eggs are extremely sensitive. and II has
been the common experience that no satisfac-
tory results could be obtained from fish hatch
ing operations conducted In exhibitions at
tended by large crowds. The breathing Of tho
people hanging over the jars and trays 10
injurious TO tho eag-. which are also inluriously
affected by the shaking caused by the presence
and movement OF many people and by the shut
ting on OF light and the variatio ions in light due
to the Same cAuses. Fish hptchinR as pu blio
exhibition cannot oe successfully carried on,
except upon . large scale under suitable con-
dictions. and where special provision can DO
made for the protection OF both apparatus aud
fry. IL 10. however. not the object OF the
aQuariums to show hsh Matching in operation.
The Matching apparatus at the Battery Park
Aquarium will be placed in the laboratory, ,where
students and others especially interested In fish
Matching will have an opportunity TO SEQ the
methods employed, 70 far as Il 10 possible to
give IL. Tho results from the Matching will
appear In the tanks Of the Aquarium almost
from the beginning. and thors are few things
more interesting than tho tiny young of fishes
with which we may or may not be familiar.
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lowed Its own track back q hunered yards.
then ieSpsd on into the bushee at right angle.
anu. With succession Of long jumps swing,
yards between itself and the trail before start.
ing away again on a straight course. The
ho,S mSSks moi OF tne hounds at such places. showing
now much they had run around. at fault un-
til Major could find the true trail. were eyi-
aonce ,n oi the temporary success OF the fox's
men6uvres to baffie the pursuers. Its tricks
would, with an inexperienced hound. have se-
cured Its escape.
,oana roal9%ns the chase BY tracks and soundwo
where the whole of an abandoned farm had
et been turned sin into as'ure land In tho woods
right. sometimes TO the left, showing that the
iox was dodginR and circline. But night was
draTing az ,Si % near. Already IL was growing dusky
70 the woods. aid In the clearing " g could look
,or only half an hour more Of clear daylight.
II the tox was not bagRed within that time
sv we mishs M a.. a. well give up the chase. for that
s.;r There's ~ 70 use in our going into the wo d.
station h.Hs aDS SSISy W:, better take oSs
fox will come out into tho opening"
=, We crouched behind clumps Of bushes near
Of us was hopeful OF get ding the fox that day.
snd md knew that was very tired and hungry.
dhnnss sSs minutes 'ei With 10
cry.camo nearer. and something moved among
the ciumps Of bushes In the further end Of tho
tho tint, Of .noW wal and S Sushsa 4 that e W. could w
NOT tne Ted OF the fox We were watching for.
bush and then. broke down tho hillside. com
Ing STRAIGHT toward Va. Now. we could dis
uhgIish what II .as. and Colby at the sight
could not refrain from speaking.
"A.Rray foI" he exclaimed IN . suppressed
voice n, Of excitement pisshed just loud enough
tricks and the long run he's given us. The
way he's coming. you'll get the nrst shot at him.
he stops or turns. We must get him now or
lose lose him for good; for it's too dark to. follow
=, wits no suspicion of our presence. but
thinking wholly of the hounds, the fox came
leapinr down the pasture lighted by the last
rays Of thes sun, now setting behind tho woods.
II was q biz fellow and trailed q magnificent
brush: saw .: the further end OF the pas
The greyhound had spied tho fox and was
coming across the pasture toward IL with tho
speed OF an arrow, At forty PAGES from mo
y.. Instantly ! tired both barrels, catching II
Just as It turned toward the woods. It made
one plunge. turned n half somersault. and then
lay .still with its head half buried In the snow.
ran to the fox and found Il dead. hand
gray fur. and a dark. cross-shaped mark be:
tween the shoulders. hold IL up by the hind
legs for Colby to SEQ as he advanced. what
"N is seS ciosssrsy s,!'sssas he answered ou.o
than q red fox"
The greyhound was on tho SPOT by thi, time
easted snd praised tho os dogs. % fad ea them some
bits saved for them from our luncheon. and
then Colby and held counsel together as to
the best WAY, 10 get home. His house vas
missed the idea of retracing Our steps across
country. Guided oy the smoke of its chitnney
We hunted up>a farm house and hired tho
farmer TO take us homo in his sleigh. with our
anft h. Aav, hnn
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spoILs of WOMAN WHO TRAPS.
A Fur Cape and Decorations or Her hoo1
the FruIts Of Her Skill.

A Fur Cane and Decorations sr Her Room
the Fruits Of Her SIKH.
There is young woman living in Harlem who
Is popular wherever she goes but more es-
pecially in the Adrondacks, where she spends
her summers ana autumns. She Is a good shot
with a rifle, and has killed a number OF deer.
She got two last fall: but bunting Is not her
fayorite am ent. for she prefers to trap her
game.
There are not many women who know how TO
set n trap, but this one can give almost any man
poInts on the bject. Shp wears black fur
cane. trimmed with reddish fur. 1t is very
swell, and as the fur is fine and rich 1t makes
very handsome garment. The cape Is new, and
the black fur is otter skin. the trimming o! FOX.
The fur was all captured in traps set by the
wearcr, and. what Is more. tho beasts were
skinned and the skins stretched anu then
tanned with her own hands .,,u
In her room are many trophies OF her SKIN az
n tran or snare setter. On the moor ls snhaii
rug, the pelt OF yearllng near @ SmU th1a un sen-
inr on the walls are many handsome Dis OF Iur.
White weasel skins serve ns oackRrouhu lor
wood mice OF ono sort or other mounted ~ tho
most approved fashion by aki led taxidermiss.
Two deer skins from small does hang side by
side and on them are model canoes-ohe the
KAYAK OF an Eskimo, the other OF the fahgah
Hnii a dozen or SO mounted birds are on the
mantel, A pigeon hawk serves as centre
niece and there are a blue Jay, shrike, yei-
low hammer and klildeer pioyeramohg @ otn
woman herself In one corner on little shelf
Is u miscellaneous assortment OF srsS,es s
Homes OF small animals-birds. mice and nshes,
with bric-A- brac. She likes 10 take her friends
TO this room and point out tvArious articles sno
tell how she got them
The sun., 1897-01-03
ooAar nnrENon KoRK.


WARRINGTON, Jan. ZIP to tn. present
tim. . nro-,.,a. =, soo .k1 ,ao 40 h.. -,
. = provision OF s<o'fo"ioV'oo nus ueen
made Tor forts and their armaments. Including
submarine defencss A large part of this aum
b.. NJ, -, -, .,,,.rv .nnronr,.,.d ~, 4, a.
'es oeon so'u"ip upp' 'opS' '1' I" -
pedRod. and a. good as allotted.
OF this aqvrersts the sum of ss,s2l 900 has
h..u o.. -. - .~..... h.,...,.. a a, q. 60.
eu ~, kun enu iior'"i oessoi'e'' e"" " -. oef
ncient Tor 126 guns and 100 mortar emplece-
ments Few Of these. unfortunately, have been
for 10 ,r,h $50. az. h..,,.., ,.i,h,. %, 60,
80 is-'nen suho' 'ho hee''ost osh'fosos oo"-
pieted, but the reason 10 that satsfactory
disappearin carriage was awaited Thesc runs
,o,,a ~. - 60, - a. o.. a. a.. 80. .u,.A
Su,u "s'o o00n pus M III i"os 10 wv s"'o WIN
the SANDY HOOK battery. on gun Ifts In which
both the carriage and gun are rapidly rsised and
,s.'.s .',s..N .uu ~ .A,.'.,,,s -, .nss,..N 50.
.o"oiou V" p'asiof" Wy hsursuie noonsnisa'
IL seems to have been taking risk. In our criti-
cal International relation, not to use these lifts
o. .u a n, :. -. .... 80, =. =. "a.
ior al ,~-non guns Iesoy Or soon 10 70 msae
available. But tho desire to walt and got the
best" which In Ant To be A ruling one with our
omo.u. a, - ..... ,,.,.u.,
onIoere in euch cases. pfeVsieu.
The result 10 that an excellent disappearing
carriage has beeu provided for .he l2-inoh gun.
=. o., a.. ~ e. "a O IT,. "a ~ -,
Aor .ne iV.ihoh A"u e-'non' an" no "oe'
money Is likely TO 20 for gun lifts. 1t 10 be-
lioyed that great saving Is thus made In cost,
and with peace existing little longer, the
course taken Will have turned out for the best.
Ihero are, however. some sites so nigh, or other
The sun., 1897-01-03

TTRNTIoN Is CALLED TO THE ADVERTISEMENT
n IN THE CITY RECORD, commencing on the 2<th
day Of December. lSaS. ami continuing therein conf
secutivrly for nine Hl days rreAfter OF the con
nrmAton by the supreme Court Of the assessment
for OpESISG AND ACQUiRlNG NJ TITLE to the fo''
owing. named avenue In IN" 23d and 2tth wArdsi
PROSPECT AVENUE from Crotnns Park. south, 10
Boston road ASHBEL T. FITCH, 'omptrol or.
Cliy ot New York, Finance Department, Comptrol
lers once December 90. 1890.
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KENl.!!l!Ll,W!!O !! |! { ! !! INN.

This a. uincenl notel. delightfully."- located In the
aims OF western North Carolina, has been leased
TO Nessrs, Linsey a. Kittredge. The hotel 10 newly
baths added has electric light, steam heat open re
places elevators, and all Its appointments are
superior; good stables and the best golf links In tho
South. Through Vestibule sleepers from New YORK.
The m an age ment OF this hotel viii be- most liberal
For and rurthsr psriieulers address Aessrs
cessiuf proprietor or the Hotel Bon Air. Augusta Ca
New York once, Fred II. Sconeld Metropolitan
building, Madison square New YORK,
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Rsal estate for Sale-Eong Asland
8sal estate .fcr Sale-gountru.
Real estate for Sals---Tirpinia.

On ACRE FARM. y cleared, balance In valuable
LU- original growth timber with two small dwell
ings aud outhouses. near railroad station In tho
Ssusnna pcnsha a., am. In.,oInr,s Iii ~
suitable for all sorts OF truck and part OF can bs
used for tobacco And cotton. within easy driving
distance OF n town 900. and only two hours RHO
from Norfolk the great.st export town for truck
yenient. Healthy location; delightful climate; de.
call on kISLEY, 10 Chambers ST. New York.
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Select Aoard-Hrcpklau.

JEFFERSON Av., b9.-very desirable rooms with
- e1cellent home table; good and central location;
reasonable rates
The sun., 1897-01-03

Rtal estate for Salt-floriaa.
ELoRIpA, EAST COAST ON INDIAN and sERAs
Il TIAN rivers East Coast railroad station. ROSE.
LASD,on property 10 900 acres IN solid body, or will
Sell in plots to Su; also town lots In koseiAad; title
perfect.
I. e. DRAKE. President. New Rochelle. y. y.
The sun., 1897-01-03
Business Prrsonals.
'J,o THE INSURED AND INTENDING INSURERS.
Il MUTUAL RESERVE ~ Nd LIFE ASSOCIATION.
Jo7 n 3Oa BROADWAY,
NEw YORK CITY

V'o THf INSURED AND INTENDING INSURERS
Il MUTUAL RESERVE ~ Nd LIFE ASSOCIATION.
3o7 n 3Oa BROADWAY,
NEw YORK CITY.
FREDERICK A. BUENIAM. PRESIDENT.
our new business for 1895 .eSp. 0O0 900
Our new m, business for 1898 h. 'S649So oSo
This phenomenal result. In year Of great com.
mercal depression was achieved by ofrering to the
public policy which gave to them the greatest sd.
vhntages at the lowest cost consistent with
safety and We dld not use the policy:
watches. or bonuses OF any Kind or description,
those insured and during the past sixty days sss7.
900 paid OUT for death ains II those who took
this Insurance had taken "A policy In an old Line Com
pany. their representatives would have received only
t327.0nO our new policy provides for cash surren.
der value. one half the amount while living In the
event OF total disability, extended insurance In tho
event Of In ability to pAy premiums and reducing
MUM. our system gives To the COM any STRtNGTH.
70 the Representative who understands II thoroughly
POWER. and TO tho policy holder who its force
CONFIDENCE. Do NOT bs Induced to take n policy
elsewhere until you hay. Inquired OF tNis As,ocis.
ton. Representatives will nnd IL easy to work for
and hard TO against For all particulars appyto
GENERAL, MANAGER.
ABSOLUTE DIVORCES
on 90 days residence: Hoggatt Caruthers; highest
references! Eastern oificts. los Fulton st.
The sun., 1897-01-03

RfaI estate for Sale-California.
CALIFORNIA
Is the place to live for comfort eAlth, and hAppi
ness, We are offering the rich bottom land OF tho
Tyler Ranch In the upper Sacramento Valley ht fore
closure pr ces and on easy terms. An ideal climate.
All California fruits raised to perfection
WITHOUT IRRIGATION.
Railroad and river transportation; good roads,
schools, and churcIes; home market for produce.
Join our excursion Jan. II to Tyler, TrhamR county
Special rates and privileges Fun particulars OF
THoS. Y. MITCHELL co,
b25 Chicago stock Exchange. Chicago
CALIFORNIA income property. mining prop.
erty most reliable land ONCE In America: good prop
ositlons Of all kinds. Catalogue free.
H. y. Blu NCE ~ William ST., Glens Falls N. y;
zoos broadway Oakland Cal.