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va van - ca .HHSi9 Az vtsait si d
u s..,A so,s,s la aiss,.z ! 55.is
ss.. IA ~ 9EAE4 0G TbQQK~E0R HATING.
The New Haven Palladium Of Egeent
.dagf 81, SSoRtathad AZ hteBsattna article, ga
tine condition of hating, which, wg seisu
pect is from the pen Of tha at Bright Writ
.er4 MI. RsdemeyeEs who is we'll known
4eesily''ard has it18hY relatives here.
tlIIfn9t EH 'asss W iy.a 40
What ha,says is of $50 general interest,
that we give part: 81 sa''osIi.a "
s' !. While u fHs pfosppsgtp apd promise Il re-.
turning. prasPapity ..aEe dfscernible in
many instances BY the eye ,of, faith, and
suggest that an.gpQd times aEe, comingvand
almost here, AIT is gratifying toleohtens
plate, an occasional instance where PROS
,psrisy' sibidal already arrived
ana "a: sef Sne Wheels q INDUSTRY in mptian
.with,a weAoei$y taesatiad not attained in
a'AuhbssirA Of yy9aFfS, ,aSq4 70 an extent that
taxes the capacity and facilities 4foa pro-
taddsfoh, to;theft utfnbgt. @1n did 10 -"
s9Jlw jlss IBaIvs las siSgt5saoJ1a IsISy5
siIhe hattang industry Extensively eas.Gsr
ried on at Danbury;" Bethel NogWalls
and NeW, Milford, presents pleasing il
'lustrationH of" snoh 1ss' wel Lex geyiYal ],
Hating Is an lmpqrtanF, ana conssnIcpp0Saq VOWS
factars in, Connecticut industrBs and shas
suffered airing the long period of depresa
aian& to a. greater extent than many 9TH
et branthes uf 'dandfa Ell In TIE TIE state.
~ .GIII IA sissS stSSsSs aldo ii(sEf " 81 IIifSs
instances OF failure and suspension have
been 1itntefUttss many hat factories have
been closed land, partiediariyl in 'fSSaf-
barry, swhere haftfn forms the 1 principal
IIa5s 4leIsge sas NJ AsSEisia1 IL tastI
,iksm ine%Seas'Yes msnpfacttHpEae, The tpnp55
neF ;pof ssnefatiyea throVa out of employ
gaagppt s and Fsahegd "a a condition of sctu-
81 81 ] distress a ph;esha eztitaa
.th gs s7mpat thy Of q. ether WIS and other
t II Dc E th tlls 7ge the state.
--efhe hattingl traders = considered reli-
AISLE afndex OF aii1saustr faFn e6huIfiofs.
when times are DUR and tfIe. Average az
~ ~ sss,f44 40 .esot tA's1 itiH Jt6H afN
n, man ~ fronte ' with ths problem ct
necessary or visabie economy, he will
have his.hat cleaned mp and ironed over
and makes it ee.sfor anotHgf season. 2 TT Ii.
Hd y - aaPi Esii 81 al ~
is easier to economic in hats than in
u vs4fI sYf2Ik n "a IsJtlIGlsR
many Otheraarticbes OF apparel. AS a
ia IL 81 a ii w 81 10 ,tss $.
general thtn2s ii asdisea Bded hat VIII show
leaE r. and 10 ssr llama iiseardsd Goat
Il, %, Sslsaaas5 Lilac 4ess. k,ssliaa4s4
Or trqussTs. and Lhe prudent citizen will
se1ldIufA. aIders trssa.of necessity thai
lie can .gaG .aE least one anDrea season's .
sa o f Ola ia bat. than an he haa .bden4 acs
c9gtonlea cd doug . With this philosoph-
lessf VIEW eiaRfAa ed eyer iilns sHiail REarprs
.tiop tn the existing need az eceneny, 1t
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

Husband. We've been here week
I've chance TO write
For things have tollowodi6 sFeak r. 81 .
To tax me day and nj ght. = ~" -
Dams collie awful bad
From eating unrpe ounce,
Jack tumbled in the creek and's had@H~rr" ~
aguo since. ws. g., .
"Mn's suffered from mosquito bites
.u ., l TIL sho is most insane ,.l 1922,
Aud poison IVY has made rights O.,
OF and Mary
7'r DO" tree on Patrick fell and cracked .,'..'
'r ~,' His skull; he bled "a stream5 ,,' ',.,u
znurr,.N The nurse with agony ia wFacIcd '~,.., =
,lri =, .r . From country fair ice cream, ,....
,n.,r "E'ou Pug has not escaped, tHyto u.n
-, , OF snake bis position Is.
And you'd better come in haste
'"''t" AS you get this. ''.
iu 'r''.,' Do and bring doctor pray '''' ,
es,.uu,'' Ere things get any WORSE 90, ,l'' IL
,,,, .,.,,, And dt you don't come Tgntaway ,,,.,. .
You'd bettor bringa hearse." 80,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

's9'Mamha,s was that a. sugar-plum you
Just gave me }" asked little Mabel. mo,
f3ItSssF7 5tt4 foaIilsIEt tsF4hfF
dearsgi .wasrsopet Of DR. Ayers pills"
l'tPieasei may /. have. smother - mot
now, dear; one of those nice pills is all
you need At present, because every dose
is effeetIee-R
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

y ssidItaisiff Il auziH
When the hair begins to fall out or
turn gEsE, the, sealp, peeds doctoring, and
We know Of no better specific than Halls
MISUNDERSTANDING renewer.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

Hoop'S PITTS cure Liver Ills. RII-
1ousness,a indigestion, Headaches.
Easy 60 takeg easy to operate. 25cz
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

or father mare each believe that there is
such arelation, apd industrial conditions
will become moFe hopeful. o~
The highest thought of Christ in Chtsse
tianity was the union of all, men, in Him inn,
.self.with' the. Father and che oanion of
men with men. So we were to, love God
with all our heart and our neighboras
ourself. In furtherance IF bFot4erly
love we we're directed to do .NRto our
brQtbsg ,as.we ,spapid have him do unto
vs.. The. principle totleve ls established
and its practice, under the Golden Rule,
veulalbe to lift US alltp a plane Ct COM
NOR" Interest" E6ich- you'd effect the
.brotherly relation ga "''
Society, ruptured and rent BY selfish
,a4saq <azed With sFspieifons, every one
acting, in the defensiye, if not each the
enemy of the other, is characteristic of
these times of unrest.-.The greatest bar
'ridrto social pfderesss as to the progress
Of the kingdorrof Christ, is.the antago.
nism of Individual interests" -.,.. ...,-,. ..s'
...l s,st..a4r.,.--
Men i Are set against men, parties
agaiEst'p parties, section against section.
Yet,the one thought of redeemfng grace
is to lowe ali men into the same Kingdom,
TO establish kinship of relation in the
earth, and make US mutually helpful to
each other. .,,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
THE HOPEFUL VIEW.

vow 4 ItS VI
The prophet of despair is abroad to-
Day preaching his gospel of forebodlng :;
he is inside and outside the church. He
would have us believe that society is ut
ierly heartiess and selfish. - He tells, Us
hat the only rule that is golden. ais the
rule for getting gold. There his7 no one
with sander fe~ePiRioR who does not
admit thst the Golden Rhey 'tsughb
these centuries, has brought all men into
new relations, that it has been no slight
factor in Ghlfyhg'the races and intro
ditcing new spirit of brotherhood.
Whether the law Of right is hard to ap-
ply in indifaus1 conduct yet it is ap.
piled In our dealings with each ott1ef,
and 1t kBhe only law pniFeDAl{ %
proved, and the only nethodGJdf Tie
vihdicatidn u Ok ieehdt IawJis contained in
the Golden Rule. Well nigh unebh;
sclously to the world, we are,approximat-
ing the position of doing unto others as
we would have them do to US. Witness
how surely the condemnation of .spciety
rests upon. GnbrotheLy pSepositiOns-
We incline to . new Christian. treatment
of nations. Last winter we came very
peal. placing this, with the great Eng
lish, patton, qponp, aIplane OF christian
srPitFTatioR,nnThe Up itea States ahss
PASSED through sOAe great presidential
canvass when the. appeal to the selfish
interests Of the lleFgeF number WSs
without avail, and az 2, appeal for the up
rising of isil Ial ~ was with the Febuke Of
! the GLASSES ssE ,Ws do notfofgst' Whatever
Polieies Divide ilE!5 That e are brethren
and have IN ouE greatness, approximate
ed q common moral ground; We Sgrot
forget some pIT3i1n1GiPless, that held hteady
our Revolutionary fathers against etild
unmotherly treatment By. .Esglepd %
her, cblSuists. We do not forget that II
was the spi1t of union and the. ,ldve Of
lScopmon sovereigrtE which treunitetf the
nation Id 1854. We ARE brothers; in a
larger sense, we are Christians in obi
dealings with each other. Tn the largest
SENSE the interest of one section,is the In
tersst 9fIall seetlsgpHFi * RE Interest, ot ope
CLASS, ifgit tssa noble class, is the interest
of all clssses.l ...as - Yssxs
IT is not the type of monarchy sdefined
In London, nor love for . sovereign al
that manifested in the recent Queens
iJubiiee,i Which sastains the British. flag
luhsif II protests dearly one afth pop riia
tisp u.s. .isKmn Lssials.ssagEs assTsAud fssle
tion. Of the, glpb BEL. hpt "A Christian. type,of
Drothefhcod' 'isfined'in noble 'RRlssdRS yaltyrw
sisa1 ifHE HOPEFUL AGITATION.
The agitation that is hopeful TODAY 1
The d discussion aot social righteousness.
lESHaFss 6Hs that hssa cause qesiSges #.
l.AILassstt Individual. tighssaadEhs weak
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
Z /0UnoGoldeaKu,e, ,s I me most orrigeaoi

& [1UheG older Raie Is tpe most prgisedof
all the Christian precepts. But are
Yuihh - hot agreed in the application OF the rule
the conduct yon ife!l Thete is'arer-
,,ta,c,, o. tentOp on the part. of some that its
....,,, . T., spirit cannot be set to practice.
40 Men will tell ypu that self interest lies
at the foundation of every human am;
must seek my own fret or all win be-
'i'"t '" 't'" come a. loosing Gahe :; unless secure
e,han "ythe profits of the bargain they win go to
the other man how car, / do unto others
.ss~sa as would do for myself, when Lam
working for myself div, h..
1.sf It'ls the ground of fallaeles like these
iA ihat the Golden~Isul e~disputes, ,.Itrwas
spoken by the Great Teacher as the SUBJ
stance OF those precepts WHICH attest
,,.n ,,;- human intercourse; II is the ope state;
ment which commands us to act right
n,s ,- eouSly toward each other, In itself u
contains standard of right but it ap
peals to the sense OF right in every mane
CONSCIOUSNESS, There Is . standard,
variable with education and under the
light of truth, yet q real standard and
the, lswfof conddct. The. Golden Ri Js
~ may be found n the practice of vsd1ous
people whose standard of right Is. very
-fiflo1 * low! "A high sense of honor has some
times been found among thieves in their
deaipgs With each 'other but there is mo
other rule fulfilling the ends for which
thergle Via+ s1sssP,ryl bus ssaoii
BRoTHERLY RELATIONS. 49,
. 81: " ,"s e. A dtyiHeaim in the practice Of the
Sss .s. .' Golden Rales unite relations
M "a , . OF brotherhood Jesus would fuse all
~ ~ i". human interests into one supreme good.
- 1t ia the ,ngst step 7te, Fellowship, when
80 s9msthipE between two men gan be
recognized a. Of mutual ~heipfnlness.
s.nscDls3 'Tfine pecphA upon acommon ground Of
- welfare, and you bring them near To-
g.fOH &afher Thh Ia the hrst requisite In the
/ solution oS the vexed Labor question.
\ .a..e, Establish the, wage Garner lapd hjs esn
s.s.h,... .-ployer In relation Of mutual ihEerest
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

.:tv'.I h.uOGL, T3YIlt
ye would that should do to yoa
M ~% Ndoye totierG fo1etas9s the NV and
- " IS N ~ the prophets" --- ~ ~
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
% = al yaL
SOMETHING ABoUg THE KLoYDIKE CoUE-
1tt4 t.4rn aII eat btst .,t ..., -
~ ~''''' EEA8

! Ftentthe present excitement oyer the
existence of gold in=the Kl0ndikee, bun:
try one might imagine that the gold had
been discovered only recently, Yet it
has been known for several years that the
mines there were yielding good returns,
and, travellers have brought back stories
OF the .ssfinasn OF the rnore fortunate min
ers. Few of these travellers, however,
have pat their experiences into, writing I,
SO the account of the mining districts
given by Kirk Manroe, the. well.known
writer for boys, Who I 3sisited them about
four years ialgo,aIs of particular interest
at this lime time. IT occurs In Mr. Munroe's
story, SNOW Shoes ana Sled ges, j, a. SCI,
iqaael to aIhe Farssaal's Tooth, Y i, both OF
which, Published byg the Harpess,s are a.,
narratives Of advsnlnre in Alaska i AS
the book appeared Ia 1895, Mr. 4Munroe
cannot be saspecbed.oS having coIored his.
aoaountito crafty the present, ieaagiseerrnsss.
,ef. newspaper readers for. lowing; de-
scriptions Of the gold fields. : 4 ''s ~ "
10 begin with. he says III tlae b.
ter ,entideds $ IA Yukon Mining Camp
although il il Il the junefio oif Forty,
Mile Greek and thed Yukon River, sft Ia
5a186ggs sNsitg4 a&s$ s4tsltg hsIssaJ
not In Alaska, ppt about 20miles east of
II the. boundary in Al orthwest Territory,
which If one Yf slass divisions of Cam
ada. The.most recent name OF thissoamn
is Mitchell, : but Sall Yukon iners know
i as, 6ahp mile. As the time. Tim s. 81
Phil Ryder's visit il contained nearly zoo
eg.eabinss swo storess including the one.
4 E1sA ass AZ 1ssss nj 01sgy1
that be sestab iishea, La the, mama Oh mig
friend, Gerald Hamar, twoisaloons, both
of which were closed for the SEASON. and ID
u small cigar faofory, sAlE i5eaas; the
Winter popal Wal. ,a u m H. &,
aunInsf 1t III nldiuch larger, ia many
aatgssy ,sanss3 .9gez5s xSMt III
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
The Golden Rule; Shall 1t Re
WI. n w main In Force
A SERMON BY REV HENRY L. SLACK

-mnum 'irw" NORTHUMBERLAND vr2,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
hold steady t., the. law Of right in JESUS

hold stead y to the law OF right in Jesus
Christ. One of the best things in the
impuisive American spirit Is that t'has
a second tb6dghts' when the Whffltweihd
Of passion has subsidized, we give our.
selves TO sober. practical thinking. We
prefer truth to error and we are willing
that the truth shall be free. The mission
of the gospel is light and life. Light is
- tgs-yt = E8t J
the way to life.' What has been &C
complished, and so deeply founded that
be-. overturned, is the Sermon
upon the Mount. 10 Y ct more deeply than
His words, He Himself is regpant as the
one conquering life. l.. Our Pledge ,isIin bis
pfeceptsa our life, is assured in His
TSr66ta; ~, 70 4s'.s,''c .1r,rsi'i ,,'
- = wy +A>r' cd isi.s.B 9. .--.is ti..
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

hSssa vyss II ass.sl stssi ~ as D sss
as.iss iat4sI,.ss,vs ! IN rto,s asa. ,..4..5s
! 9stst .s4a,1s y.a@ 1ftiss Ell yA,t,, 80, a.
e''"'tS"'a'a 20 40 ss's D. 'st.s'i tiss, :,
a".'s ha5isQ i.sa ini4 Sod 3sts AM la
Lam 4ts.saS4 sod .itl .,;.,tEa....;sS ....s..s
3.,sd aka xo.tI saas oatl 81 va~ IsY6J
Aasa - sISss V4z s.ytaaI.s. - ans - sl.st&sS
"a ii 4lassl s4sd ~. lsa ct .is,.uE3.4sis.,y 81
slttss al aat,.s % 4a4Iw So ,i.,a.,g . o.
''s ''''s' '''s"i="l'I $40 .a.s' 10 i'.'t ..tss
...N,44 J. -f,os,>s,,..a inv Ao.a ,iauc. ,..S4
,s1Ussoh qtlaI Aao,t s'nls4l0asl ,.uasfsr
e'-vs' a.s, ~ a. 's.,... . Hnv ,.,.si9
a. s-s'os."~s. a''' ;" ~..,s's Ie,".'4a 2,
In ~ 80 ga 4 4.,s.t.,. al T., ..s...s ~ 81
'.>,'ae..''A'~.a ,lis ISL ,...o"o Il s;,o'u.e Z,
~ s4sJ,so,t&a cad s.o.4 IA ans9iiS.,55 "a
'i@ ASSET xs.'ss', odI tr.asA ~ al 1851
80 at ,.,',aa..'..a sA' saa, 8, t...'..p . e.
ast4sysss ia, Fsoa s.s ,,gtyv atw cyN...ss, ~
sss1 t,is.' s,u" d ,ssa,. v,..L .nsn o.sSao
>, Jaw, ,s,strs1 5ev "a ~ .eD.sra.ssA
Ked so that. "a sn, -. ey sssh,..,.,. ., +.
q iii H. dandy ', ~" ,.' ,-' &, e.
handed and D '"'-' q ."
l a. suit want '~'o"as '""h " 5
lii ea " .7i4Htsas' sssti1aSg saA AlSsGs 45 "
are handsome aao"s e. Vt sa4' ..v.s'd
'.sa sS' .s4a' s..s .... IA 4 ga, ,,sr,, 8
mt be heath Il ,.,n ,4.a tt, s...l y,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
.-..-4ssE .raAJ sFssL.
,.~. OUR PRIVILEGE.


zig to Ypreach iteand practice it. We. are
to preach the precept as peace-msasuge
in the present agitation. 1t N not the
Christians place to get himself up asa
partisan in the hour OF social disturb afee.
He. is a man of peace declaring those
positive principles that make for peace,
In practice we are to do, as we would
have others do. This .is not a difficult
rule of conduct under the light ofthe
E'gospel. AS 6hriatans we have regard
for another's good. This does notein-
volve that we are to do all that another
asks4ts tie do, but What, is he was acting
for our igobd, he should do for US. If I
! am wage-earnar, the, prosperity of my
employer is "a prime condition, 81 my
prosperity. Ii [ am an employer my
prosperity is eqnditipped upon the 1tidel-
Fifty of my men ana the excellence of the
work they ao.' : ftnis reciprocal benefit
that "a the GsQlde lll Rplle recognizes.
The most distinctive trait or i Chris
titan is exentplified Id our treatment OF
each other, Our moral and religious
professions, our devotion to our church.
HeNA4 ylff ~ P:A ~Fffs
es, our integrity and patriotism as citi-
lens, our disposition toward all With
Whom We have commerce is adjudged by
TIE Golden Rule set n jssvell II i tfPee
sermon upon the Mount. s,sx,
f ~ 3 K Us -. \
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
-: Suits

But we want to especially call attentions to our til
white collar be htched at short notice Il deslret
crash hats that sell at 45c, quite the rage now Thest
we hayekept up reputation by putting IN line 81
it good heavy medium weight 50 that it can be |orn$
and we built, too, sen althe way from 49 % 3
en- For Clothing Trunks Bags SCENTS Vs. yefh'ShllS
cqualol Call at the store and prove~thes9 facts Tor
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

where hating is, most important els-
ReBt,' snd revive the dropping spirits of
New Milford and Bethel, whose welfare
depends largely upon this long depressed
T."
INDUSTRY, ...r. r.-., ...-t..-
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

e1z M THT. ST. E5I3EL7
--0 .--.,'r ,.-,..u" ,...,ri f,.o
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

a saEIIb,Iu ~ 81 ~ tsa,iD,rtt 1abt 81 s>,r,.,
as,rFh Se,..-. -,,fi fs-. eG.a ,s..I ,loIs e,si
eFh 'e,'l ..s '.1,s44., 1...1l .,..s.I, s",ls
.,....s.,-st a ,'l ,..f..
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

lie line Of soft Shirts real nice for farmers they sell
/, that they combine comfort while atwork and ST
are only samples sea At the store and see the Il
suits suitable for the cQQler weather, that will soon
.a ,@'~ '.,-f~s
in all seasons and Weathers ats. That just what we h
90. We want to blow little, too, about all VIZ
Hats, Caps, Blankets, Robes, Whips, Umbrellas, e
YOURSELF always welcome and polite clerks ip ate
..{R) u kf/llE Il =. /.Is
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-02-26

on contact line, be.weea ltmeston
and por2hry 2ud trachyte, argentifer
OBS cp'ier rei also occur between
porphyrY and lime. the ores being sui
phides. oxides and some iron.
HermOsa, Kingston, Percha, Hills.
borough and Lake Valley ores are rcl
and easy to reduce.
HillsborOugh is the county scat; The
principal towns are Kingston, Lskt
Valley, Chioyide, FairvIew, uermesa
Grafton, Pa!onas, Cuchiiio, and Mo-,
ticeIlo. The latter three are in tlt
agricultural sections of tie countr,,
whereasthe tormerare mostly support
ed by che mining industry.
Sierra, although one of the youngss,
counties IN New Mexico, is a prosp :.
Gus ana progressive one. Magnificent
CHANGES for investment are offered
~there,>the capitalist, the stock-grower
the miner the farmer and the home,
seeker.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-04-15
SENTENCE COMMITTED.
Acting Governor Miller COmmutes
the Three Year Sentence of En-
rigue Garcia to Two Years.
The following order issued yesterday by
Acting Governor Miller explains itself:

The following order issued yesterday by
Acting Governor Miller explains itself:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Santa Fe, N. NJ, April IA, 1897.
Whereas, Enrique Garcia was, at the
November term, 1895, of the District
court of the First judicial district, sit
ting within and for the county of Rio Ar
riba, convicted of larceny and sentenced
to the territorial penitentiary for the
term of three years, and
Whereas, A large number Of citizens of
the counties of Taos and Rio Arriba, in
GLIDING majority of the grand and
petit juries who found the indictment
and returned the verdict, and officials of
Rio Arriba county, have petitioned for a
pardon for said Garcia, and
Whereas, The Hon. j. 81. Crist, the Dis
trict attorney who prosecuted the case
has recommended a Communication of SEN
tence:
Now therefore, /, Lorlon Miller, acting
governor of the territory of New Mexico,
believing that the ends of Justice will be
fully satisfied by reduction of the term
of Imprisonment imposed, by the author
ity in me vested, do hereby commute the
sentence of the said Enrique Garcia to
the period of two years, from December
l, 1S95-the date of sentence.
Done at the executive office, this 14th
day of April, 1897.
Witness my hand and the great seal of
the territory of New Mexico.
(SeaD LoRroN MILLER,
Acting Governor of New Mexico.
BY the Governor:
LoRIoN MILLER,
Secretary of New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-04-15
CHANGES ON THE DEMOCRAT
Times Are Hard and Although Very
Rich Man, A. A. Grant Must Have
Cheaper Men on lis Paper.

A. A. Grant, principal owner or virtual
controller of the Albuquerque Democrat,
has made several changes on the staff of
the paper recently. Whether for better or
worse the future will tell. But the New
MEXICAN is of the opinion that they will
probably be for the better.
worse combination than W. s. Burke,
who sells his pen always to the highest
bidder and the fellow who was the bust
ness manager, could not we'll be found in
or outside of New Mexico.
Geo. F. Albright, who is job printer,
is to be editor-in chief and is to proclaim
free silver Democratic doctrine, although
Mr.. Grant is sound money Republican
The best man the paper had, Pittock as
city man, is replaced by a young fellow,
Pearce by name.
Mr.. Grant is finding out that a daily
newspaper is an expensive luxury, and
that man may be good railroad con-
tractor and a fine shaver of notes and a
strict and heartless collector of interest
and rents and an overbearing president
of bloodsucking corporations, and not be
good president and manager of a pub.
fishing and printing company, and editor
of daily paper.