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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
JUSTICE JOHN.
The Pawnbrokcr's Test Case Goes over
Tor Two HcCRs.

The Pawn brokers' Test Case Goes over
IOrIwO Wecks.
The case against Jacob Cohen, who Is
CHARGED with conducting IL p3wnDrOker
business at no. 5b north Sixth street,
came up. but when 10 WAS learned that
uo one hy tle namc OF Jacob COnen mad
70 license 90 conduct business at that num-
ber. the case went over TO The Zlth INST,
and 90 warrant was issued against Samuel
Cohen, IN whose name "a merchandise
Incense had been issued. Capt. Wise rep
resents the defense and Mr smith ana
ths Commonwealth's-Att the Com
m0nweJltn.
Preston Rider and Arthur Rugc two
patriotic citizens. couldn't get to cuba
quick enough $50 they Din into each other
and fas lhers flew for q few minutes. and
then Omcer Bailey and Sergeant Shin
berger took charge OF them 10 the cX-
ten, of $500 each.
Thomas Hendrck ran mp against few
drinks which he was unable 10 stand ana
when Dec wlvpred ON his fcet oHicer
Clarkson supported him and the party
ON the throne sent Thomas down Tor ten
DAYS m default of SOD security
James Carroll. Also stood in the draught
of beer kog and the breeze got TOO
strong for him. and officer Brown was
responsible for Carrolls incarceration for
ten DAYS in default OF 800 security.
Henry joyce got sixty days because ne
couldn't sand am overdose Of campaign
Wniskcy. but if ho can give bond worm
siOl he can return 90 the pure ozone tnat
hangs around political ga-hcrinss.
Willie Agnes. Edmonla Harris ana Bet
ff. I.rhffoof. c0.Orcd damsels. became
impressed with the war spirit and jumped
an Lurv Jordan. When Lucy found her
ealr iu the hands OK "a relentless roe 10
oycruowe.ine numbers She called for as-
sis.snc. and bluoC0at responded Win
necessary cx'radition papers. Tne dams
ag.e amounted fo $50 each.
R. p. perFInsln was charged with as
saultirg with "a cOwhide very small
urchin named Hunter L1t.mer, because be
threw mud against his door. Mr.. Per-
tiuson barely escaped "a fne when b. was
stated that the boys father had given
him pcrmlssiOn 10 thrash his son. The
PARTY ON tho throne stated that me was
most possibly ely AGAINST man who
whiprcd other peoples children, no mat
t,r whether DE- had permission or aoi,
rrf on the point Of permission he dis
missed tho charge.
j. r. Price. vino was reported for Al
lowing his horse to 80 at large paid -
therefor.
Tho caso against Chqrles Chandler on
the charge o. hittir~ Charles Mason win
piece ~ iron. went over % the l"n
i--f.. because Mason could not attend
GOVT.
,lfral Cen the coiore7 bow who eho'
rabn pucro~ fn tre r0ou'h 90 Fohrnq~v
7-r. ,.,s reiaa~a9 hooouee the shooting
was shown % Do accidental
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
GRAY AND THE BLUE
Unite in Behalf OF Military Park at
"stonc's River
The following explains itself.
DENOMINATIONS


The following explains ITSELF.
headquarters
United Confederate e-erans,
v New Orleans, La, March D, ls3s.
General OrdcIrs-No. -lJ:
1he General Commanding desires "a
give al the aid possible 90 the efforts now
being made 10 establish National MILF
tary Park upon the site where occurred
one of the most slnguInary battles of me
war between the States. the historic bat-
tleheld of Stones river. near Murtrees-
boro. Tenn, in the furlherance OF which
a resolution was introduced and unani-
mously passed at the Richmond reunion
on July J. 1896.
This conseerated but neglected spot
SPOT upOn which this m0mentoue conflict
occurred Is now. racticaily. uncared for
and almost unmarked. and Us at prcser
sentineled only by The "pivouac of tho
Dead tenanfed only by those vo'celess
heroes Of both armies whose glorious
deeds made it immortal
I'm addition to tho deadly struggle which
added $50 much glory to The arms of Zoo
sections OF our common country. intense
and increasing iutcrC-I VIII ever cen zee
in this memorable battlefield for unon
one portion of 30 in thc National Come
terry awaiting the Judgment Day, rep1se
the ashes of The heroes of 'ne Uni
army. sleeping near by in tle beautiful
Evergreen Cemetery, are tne noble soI-
dler8 OF the South now partners iu tne
gl0ries OF that famous battle. thc Whit
tents of their cycrlas ing ouclnpm MS
pitched together $50 close CHAT tNe drum
beat for reyeule would easily awaken
both
Patriotism honor and duty require that
thc living l0uld always hold i sIcrei
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
KEEPING UP THE WORK.
The Lamb Republicans are Doing Bus
mess at the Ola stand

The headquarters Of the State Repub-
lean Committee. which COL w. j..
yvickham is chairman, have NOT been
closed up since The election last Norem-
ber. Secretary Tioney of Norlolk coun-
A. spends q few days in the rooms
which are located on Bank street. be-
tween ninth and Tenth. every week.
Whom Do is not here there is soma one
Else ON hand TO receive visitors ana To
attend TO the correspondence.
col Wickham declined 90 discuss the
plans of his committee or Co make any
statement concerning tine work no" Dc
ing done at the headquarters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

Archer +. Montague mechanical
draelismi az tho Richmond Locomotive
Worhs Gov Tyer has known ana es-
tecm,d him FOR many years ana IL has
boon reported that ar. Montague would
get tho pace. The Governor said there
wa. uo fDm dalton whatever 90 The rumor
trat be had promised 10 appoint Mr.
Montague
Mr.. r. r.. Nuckols of Richmond, ycs'eT-
day filed hts papers making application
ana so did lcsrs O.. G. Williams, Of
Portsmouth. and Henry y. Vail Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

munication notifying the city Council
hat ths terms of the following School
Trustees will expire ou the Sd of April
lsJo:
First District William NJ. Turpin. Sec
ond District. Charles Hutzler, Third Dis
uict James II. Capers.
Mr.. William NJ. Turpr. president or
the Board of Aldermen VIII cal a JOINT
session of the Board oil Aldermen ana
common Council IN a. few days 10 nm tho
vacancies.
At The same Joint session members OF
the James River Bridge Commissioners
will De- elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
HEALTH COMMITTEE,
Paw Rolls and Bills Approved and Or
dered TO BE Paid.

Tho Committee on Health met at the
city Han last night with the following
members present. Hobson. chairman;
Burton. Hawkins, Moore. Rountreo and
Williams
,rb. payroll Of tine department
amounting 20 S.56. for the two weeks
ending March l0rh. was ordered no o-
paid. The January bills. amounting 20
Sa3 and tho February bins, amounting TO
s,gclG were also ordered 90 un paid.
The president OF the Board of Health
was instructed TO receive bids for tne
furnishing OF TWO or more carts for the
use of the city. The contracts VIII De
awarded on the 9th instant, at thc next
meeting of tine committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

terestlng meeting yesterday afternoon In
the rooms on the Virginia Historical So
clcty. Mrs Claiborne residing Rev menu
bers were elected. delegates TO the
coming council anpointd. = charming
paper on Early Virsini1-iIl'-l8ls.' pre-
pared by Mrs william j. Thomas. was
read By Mrs. Claiborne. Miss Minnie Ccx
following with another. equally interest
ing, on her ancestor mics Cary
Among those present were Mrs. James
Lyons. Mrs. william T. Robins Mrs.
Lucy Carter Trent Mrs. Mor'd 10 Nom
tague. Mrs. LEROY. Mrs. Howard Hove.
Mrs. Charles Evelyn smith Mrs. Drake
Arre. Richard smith. Mrs. George Mayo.
Mrs. REGINALD Gillian. Mrs. w. vs.. Han-
rs. Mrs. Coulline. Mrs. Ferrel and
others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
DR.. ANDREWS ON LEE.
The Head of Brown University TO Lee
ture Hero,


ture Here,
PERHAPS no lecture oc the season VII
attract 50 much attention as the one 10
be delivered by T. BENZ Andrew presl-
dent of Brown University. on Monday
niaht. under the auspices OF the Rich
mond Lyccum. Or. Andrews will give
his now famous lecture ON Robert r..
Lee" Of whom he IS an ardent admirer.
President Andrew high opinion OF me
great Confederate chiei-ain is significant
On account 81 the fact that be was a
Vermont volunteer IN the late war IN
the North his lecture has received the
severest criticism, and several camps or
tho Grand Army OF the Republic nave
raised resolutions censuring him for his
praise OF Ceneral Lee. Few men IN tn.s
country have been more talked OF In re-
cent months. lie was one Of the few
college presidents that espoused the cause
OF free silver. and it will be remembered
that ON that account he resigned his
presidency OF Brown univers ~. but was
suhse0ueutly asked by the Board or
Trustees To- reconsider which leaves him
SIN az tine head OF tho great Institution
which he has done so much TO build up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
CITY HalIConrts.

IN the Circuit Court, IN the case az
Josephine hierhoIzer against VIM. H.
Reveridge. the jury returned a verdict IN
favor OF the plaintiff for the sum asked.
Sc az 20. Motion made 20 set verdict aside
and continued. This suit il an action IN
debg.
A sult was Instituted IN this court by
mo Commonwealth Of Virginia for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
4 rcInf His Omcc.

Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
John T.. Massey. who has been ID az his
home IN Albemarle. is much improved
and hopes to bo well enough TO come %
kichmond Oh tuesday to transfer ms
Office to Dr. ]. W. southali The SUD-
erintendent eject expects go reach here
SATURDAY. AIR Frank +. Brent who j.
m succeed Mr.. j. s. Mcfuyray - clerk
IN +aa Superintendent office will arrive
Monday morning from hts home Ia Acco-
mac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
GREENVILLE COURT.
Marriage of Popular Horse Dealer
toa North Carolina Girl.

EMPCRIA. VA. March io-speciaI-
The County Court viii remain open sew
eral days to allow counsel In cases OF
Commonwealth vs.. Eddie Williams and
same vs. Anthony Bonner time 10 pre-
pare bin OF exceptions
Mr.. J.. ". Hubbard. q popular horse
dealer OF this town. was married yester-
day 10 Miss Lucy House In Brunswick
county. The couple returned Yesterday
and VIII make their future home in North
EmpOrla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
Yoonnn McDonornh Hcr.-

Paymasters yeoman Thomas McDon-
ouSh. OF the receiving ship Vermont,
whose home is In Richmond IS here on
short leave OF absence, visiting his
family.
mr. McDonough has been connected
with tho United states Navy since the
late war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA sPE-
GItI

In addition to the double daily service
of The Atlantic Coast Line ue famous
exclusively OF pullman Sleeping Dinng
Library ana Observation cars. neat .d 1y
steam and lighted Dog electricity. will ho
pui 900 service. leaving Richmond at lJ
No. So Ou january iith. and VIII run daily
except Sunday arriving at Charleston
1.aJ A. ~. Savannah 9Oi g. A.. jack
s0utille $40 H.. A.. and ST. Augustine - 20
ID M.
Norlh-bouud train viii arrive Richmond
daily except Monday at 500 A. NJ No
extra charge made on This train except
regular Pullman fare.
g. g. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
A HUSBANDS SENTENCE.
Goes 10 Jail for Twelve Months ior
Shooting HIS Wife.

NORFOLK, VA. March lo.-Special-
Edward Mason the young white man VINO
shot his wife. Eva Mason IN the house
OF lillian Hubbard No. ~ Church street,
some time ago was placed on trial In The
CORPORATION Court to-day.
he was convicted and given twelvs
months In Jail
Mason testih,d 20 his great affection
for the woman whom he almost killed
and said he was so intoxicated at tho
time Of the shooting that he remembered
nothing OF Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
Lat Big Meeting.

The John W Daniel Democratic Ciuo.
HAVING accepted an invitation 20 attend
Inc Union Democratic meeting 40 Corco-
ran nan. this evening, has postponed as
ocular meeting until next Monday even
ing the iith. and wiz hold Ii In Oid
Market Hall a band OF music viii be on
bTnd ana an the candidates ore invited
m this the last big meeting OF the cam
p4ign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

George 49, Brooks was turned ont Of
the JAN ye to-day. He h1s spent Year
There having been committed by Justice
CrutchGcid for siS months for receiving
stolen property and for tine same length
of time ay Judge Hughes Tor having un-
stamped tobacco in bis possession. Tie
was ALSO aued $1,000 Dis tne Federal Court
but being unable to rly &c Doe was given
his freedom. Brooks wle "a junk dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
Funerals Yesterday.

The funeral OF Mr.. John W. HazlesroVe
tool, Mace at $500 O'Clock yesterday after
noon from Ciay-Street Methodist church.
ana the remains were Inferred In ShOckoe
Hi cemetery.
THE funeral of Mrs. Ida Clarke took
Mace az o'clock yesterday afternoon
rom 80 north Ninth street, and tho
burial was m Oakwood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
FISHING ALONG
THE POTOMAC.
The Season is Opening But the Catch
is Small.
A LARGE PICKLE INDUSTRY.
Large Sans Expended Annually BY
the Manufacturers Among the
Farmers--Priccs This Year are
Good-Depand for II. Ties

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March 10
Specialize iarge nshing shores on the
Potomac river nave been put IN Order
and the fishing season is abOutsto open.
mo principal managers are Colonel
Withers Waller at Widewa,er, Captain
James b. bwig az Marlboro. Barney
BROOKS 40 Iassapatanza and Policy Glib
son az the Gums. a few fresh fish are
coming regularly 10 this market, but
those who have put In nets In the creeks
of the Potomac have not met with much
success thus far.
Tie season on the Rappahannock does
not open ass carly as on the Potomac, but
active preparations are now being made
by those interested In the fishing indus
try.
PICKING.
Messrs. Allrt q Mcclure, the large
pickle manufacturers of New York, are
preparing 90 add several buildings 10
their already extensive plan 40 Brooke,
"a few muts from This city, in Stafford
county Their main establishment I'm this
section is located in this city. This firm
espeuls annually in this locality a largo
sum among thc farmers for cucumbers
for pckng purposes. and 1T has become
ono of the most important crops culti-
waited here1b0uts The prices offered this
far. aud at which contracts arc now being
made. are arger than those paid Ia any
former season.
Large cannon have for some time been
passing through hero on the freight trains
bound South. Yesterday six twclve-inch
rtge m0rtars and three carloads % am-
muniti0n went through over the Rich
m0nd Fredericksburg and Potomac raii-
road bound Tor Fortress Monroe.
DEMAND FOh TIES.
The demand Ter railroad toes continues
active here ana Che supply seems 10 be
iuexhaueun.c There are "a number of
buyers mere and they sometimes accumu-
lat. ass many as 10000 tics. although ship
mluts arc made quite regularly hy bargcs
to the Philadelphia market. This BE- one
of tine largest buyins points any where IN
tlis section
Many farmers IN this country are stil
ho.due their lasl years crop OF wheat
for higher prices.
owing 10 cine continued good weather,
unusual progress has been made by the
farmers n This section Ia ploughing aud
preuariug for the spring crops.
air. Edgar Lewis. of klns George VINO
has been nl for sometime, has been taken
Co Baltimore for treatment
Judge A. W. Wallace is ont again after
"a two weeks spell OF sickness.
SIR. E j.. Portch. one OF our leading
contractors BIS critically ill.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
LnrrfnlIcarihe -.

Thomas Gravdey. colored was before
United States Commissioner Henry Fles-
euhlmer Yesterday on the charge OF pass
ne counterfeit gold dollar on man
1mfd Parrish.
De was sent on 90 the grand jury and
being unabs TO- give bail was commit
ted 90 JAIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

Chief OF city Hall Police Henry Adam
has been kept husfling in order to keep
tho building free OF willing workers."
In these last days of the great campaign
lbe Chlef viii have endorsements. and
when a Wiling worker refuses 90 move
on ne viii "a onCe be turned over 10 me
secoud district officers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

Or. j. W. southall has resigned his seat
IN the state Senate TO accept the Office
of superintendent OF Public Instruction
next Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

SUDDEN gIANGTs IN THE
WEATHER cause Throat Diseases
Tfero i3 no moro c0ectusl remedy for
cnrels. Colds clc.. than BROWN S
BRONCHIAL TRoCHES. Sold only IN
noXes. Price % cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
OA@XORxA-.


pipe Ridge Springs Dyspepsia Water
is ar excellent remedy Tor Indigestion.
For s1lo by George Schoen and Purcell
ada AZ Co
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Some of Their Terms Expire Within
short While

Mr.. Charles =. Rady clerk Of the Cily
school Board has filed with Mr.. Ilen 7.
August clerk OF the City Council, a COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
C-A.STCREA.
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asas.a'' (<a<z.i9ZAZ&<9! visss'A

The Virginia Trus. Company acts as
executor. admialsirator guardian zee
celyor trustee for estates. corporations
or indlviduas
All accidents andmceriaintie incident
To- trusts etc. as administered hy indi-
viduaia are altogether removed when
the company SIS appointed 20 handle the
trust mnd. The corporation trustee out
lives inc trust. The incfiCincy and care
lossnc.s OF individual Trustees may wreck
valuable estates. Wits rccepied aud
Kept Without charge
Yoa VIII nad iho celebrated ANHkC-
eER-HUsCH BOOK BEER on draught
fn.nnv nv their customers. Please try it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

You viii find the celebrate ANHEU-
SFR-BI SCH BOCk BEER ON draught
to-day by thor customers. Please Try lt.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-02

An Rcuto critic calls attention 70
what he styles an inelegance in leasi
ing article Of The Pilot. It Is That :
which the following sentence occ, ss;
And Paul said, But was born o. I"
We are sorry 1t is inelegant. but & must
stand as it Is, for II happens be the
exact words Of the New testament,
chapter xii. verse 2s. Of u > Acts Of the
Apostles. The Pilot ne er tries to i'm
prove upon the langphge Of holy writ.
Some afternoon wheI we have reformed
all the wrongs in the world and point
cd out all the faults of all our neighbors
for their reformation we may sit down
and revise the New Testament, but it
will not be this year nor rext year.
Somewhere along about 1898 we shall
inaugurnte these important reforms
Boston Pilot.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-02

The appointment Of President Dole
as provisional Governor of Hawaii, il
he will accept, is to be taken for grant
ed, says an exchange. His intimate
acquaintance with social, industrial
and political conditions ih that archi
pclago and his experience as executive
of the Hawaiian republic, together
with the wisdom and restraint he dis
played under the circumstances IN
this position, all combine in debating
his appointment. The selection, too,
would be in accord with the principle
OF home rule. Hawaii is not con-
quercd province, with rebelious pop
ulation To be kept down by force, and
it would be exceedingly unwise for
American control Of IL to begin with
anything savoring OF carpet-bag gov
ernment. Mr.. DOle's appointment
would be an assurance that Hawaii
is to be an American community in
fact as well as name.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-02

We arc informed by reliable persons
that certain stockman, who was re-
Gently boring we'll on the plains
found artesian water at depth OF less
than 200 feet and stopped the flow be-
low the surface because he did not
want that fact TO be known for fear OF
settlers going in and settling on the
land, thus deprivlng him OF his range.
Artesian water can be obtained here
aud we believe this story because we
know the circumstances connected
Herewith are true.-Sacramento
Chief
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-02

Mrs. Miles, wife OF General Miles,
would make an excellent secretary OF
war, considering and In comparison.
She found a great store Of medical
supplies and delIcacies stored away
and unused because no order had been
issued by the war department. She
broke open the boxes, distributed the
supplies and then wired for permission
TO make the distribution. She did
not take time studying up OF
Napoleon aud His Campaign"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-02
The United States lahd department

The United States land department
has taken steps TO prosecute all per-
sons having government land under
fence, without legal authority Gov
ernment inspectors are at work inves-
tlgatlng such casec in Union comfy.
This effort on the part OF the govern
ment will no doubt result In forcing
the land grabbers to take down many
miles OF fence adjacent to their home
steads and preemtlon claims as well
as on land on which there has not been
filing made,-Las Vegas Optic.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-02
SHOE AIERooLYPHIcs.
Occult Symbols That Have Been Devised
TO Deceive WOmAnkInd.

Occult Symbols That Have Been Devised
TO Deceive wOmAnkInd.
"Peoplo often ask me the meaning Of
the apparently crazy hieroglyphs and
figures that are stamped ON the inner
side Of the uppers OF ready made shoes
nowadays," said an f street shoe deal
er. "As every shoe manufactory has a
secret stamp code Of its own and there
Is, therefore, no possibility Of the gen
erhl public learning more than that such
codes exist, may as we'll tell you that
the vanity Of modern mortals, and es-
pecially women, Is at the bottom Of
these peculiar stamped characters and
figures. You'd be surprised to know,
for instance, how many women there
are who imagine that they wear No Q
shoe when in reality their size Is q
couple Of figures larger. A shoe sales
man who understands his business eau
tell precisely the number Of the shoe a
woman customer wears at glance. But
as often as not woman whose foot is a
No. o calls for p shoe 2 couple Of sizes
smaller, and the mysterious stamped
hieroglyph scheme was devised for the
purpose of encouraging her in the belief
that her foot is a couple of sizes smaller
thnn 1t really measures In shoe leather
"When woman calls for No. 8 tc
ct No. foot, no shoe salesman Of
this era who cares anything for bis job
is going to say. Madam, your foot re-
quires No. 8. He simply breaks out q
shoe Of the style she requests that hC
feels confident will ht her comfortably
and lets it 60 at that.
"a woman rarely thinks to inquirt
II the shoe is really Of the size sho asked
for, for she takes it for granted that the
salesman has given her what she de
manded. But when a woman does ask
for instance, This is n No. 3, is it2' It'll
the salesman's business to unblushingly
reply. 'Yes'm. it's a No. O.. The wo
man customer might examine tho hero
glyphs inside the uppers for n weel
without finding out any different, and
even IL she had the key to the puzzle Il
would only make her feel bad; so what
would be the Washington Star.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-02

The wonderful revival of mining in
the Magdalena mountains, and the
establishment of a new camp at Tim
ber Peak, is putting new life into busl-
ness in this section.-Socorro Adver-
tiser.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-02

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery OF the age, pleas
ant and refreshing TO the taste, act gently
aud positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biiousness. Please buy aud Try box
OF g. G. g. to-day; 10, -, 80 cents. Sold and
uarAnteed to cure by all druggists.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-09-02

The people Of Pennington have
again taken steps to hold fair this
fall, typiiying and illustrating the pro-
ducts Of this great county.-San Juan
Index.