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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-28

New York. September 27-M Gravesend.
FIRST race. five -furlongs; Lady Lindsay.
piesudrita,rice Easter cardi. Time. o29i
Second race, milo: Ills Majesty. Frontiers
man. Brass. Time, l;4b.
Thiru race, six luriougs. Parkvile hsndi-
cap Ben Doran. Previous, 81. calatne. Time
1I5i4
Fourth race, milo and sixteenth; l.lebcr
Kari. Frances Booker, Hnndball, Time
1:fgh
iltth race. sx furlongs: Danforth Tinse
simon v. Time, 1854.
Sixth race two miles, hurdle handicap;
McFiem. Gov Budd. Widowcr. Time, 1902
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the RACES.


Cincinnati, September 27--Newport results.
First race, mile, selling Barbec, Ondaguc,
The Navy. Time. 1,l25i.
Second race. six furiongs. Guess Ne, Goo.
KrEtz Purity. Time, llilk.
Third race mile. selling: Vrgic o., Dom
sic Aunt Jcmima. Time a..
Fourth race. six furlongs: lola. Miss Ross.
Ma,oni. Time. 1l5
I'fth race. 1--WE furlongs: Donald Balm, Air
Blast Yakima Time. li0l
sixth race, mile. selling: Eebart, Ideal
Beau. Abroeate. Time, i2i@.
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louisville. Ky. September 27.-The Doug
lass stake was the chief event Of the day.
Pi;ntus won the first heat. Askey going into
the air when coming into the stretch. but
tho Kansas horse. John Nolan. won the
next heat in good style. Nolan was the IA
vcritc IN the betting last night.
The 2l6 trot was unfinished Summaries:
Three year-cid. pace, Dewey stakes. si0,
G10 Klaiawa, Artaco. Rest time. 2.ul..
2.iG trptting unfinished purse Of 5000:
Es-ey hey, WooGfori hest time. 2:l2A.
Douglass stake. 2li trOt, stake Of s5091.
" unfinished: John Nolan won, Polatns second.
Beet time. 2,0s.
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pOSEVELI Is NAMED
w Y0Rk REPUBLICASS NoMI-
NATE HIM ron GOVERNOR.
Platform Fayors Holding All
|ohPGerea Territory-So iicitous
About L. ). senntorship.

Invention Hall, Saratoga, n. Y, Sep
Per 27.-Tke republican convention
inated the following ticket:
governor - Theodore Roosevelt,
fer Fay.
|eutenant goyernor-Timothy l.. Wood
Of Kingston.
mptroller-William j. Morgan Of Eiie
cretary of state-John T. McDonough
albany.
Pie treasurer-John B. Jacket Ct
bga.
ate engineer-Edward A. Bond of JET
bn.
torney general-John c. Davis of
'e day OF the republican convention to
nate full State ticket opened bright
clear. TIL, d4as 'es were rather slow
a'eFlng tl.'1 o,puenl ball, 4 banner
ns ~ as de,on %el Roosevelt
4, a. ire risadif was loudly
eyNr, and
For rss'minis'o to Spaay m 4, Stewart l.,
Be as v ~ss greeted lin thu e"'' ~
preclsa Wa Mr. T, given bSos.u .,o
'or order and IA, s-.b,os lhnson of
o.iered PRAYER Se assoc.a.
temporary cbat 5s..,ry a, asserted
Fon p@eorm. He sArae exchPo con-
mentica of D.. % snley's
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he Whole Force of Federal Office Holders
to Be Put at Work.
He POsTrlASTERs GIVEN A "STRAI0HT TIP"
the ore Charges OF Perncous Activity Filed
Higher Their Standing Estimation of the Heads
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San Antonio, Texas. September a.
Light battery K Of the First artillery ar
rived here toiay from New York. The bat
terry fired the first artillery shot on Cuban
soil, and DID excellent WORK all through
the campaign IN fro-t Of Santiago Many OF
the srtillerymen wsre left behind N .o5-
pltals at Mon,auk and other places.
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sap, The Kcntutkian lge, La Pcniten,e
Wh,rlssh liz, Role OF Troy. Tcndrcsse los,
Duke OF naden, uavclock lo,. Water Girl los
Rushcr, lean ingelow iol, Campus ae.
Forth race. mile and an eighth. handi-
cap; Algol i22, Macy i2i. Bangle ii5, George
ktcne M, Hand Ball iis, Sir Walter liz. Sir
Gawain iNS.
Finh race, three-qunrtcrs mile. selling:
Gitnoine ITO, oxnard los. Kenmore Queen los.
Blerneystone. wasteful, Tom Collins, piuc-
away. High links l0, Phillip. Saratoga,
Fleeing Gold, Lady plsdain. Blissfui, Caicu-
la,ion. Gen. Mareo las, Uncle Lewis as.
:. sixth race. one and thrse.Quarter miles
kines county hurdle handicap: Marshall los,
Srowdcwn $50. Gov. Budd lac. Moslem ill
Lad, Dainty ii9, El Cid 1856. iranian 100
Harlem Entries.
First race. five and half furlongs, SELL
Ing; Florence Fink. Thought SO, Alpha. RI.
val Dare Scotch Girl, Judge woffard. pella
II ITO. kingle,e, Faus,iie. Boardman, Hi Kol-
lar. The Grinder. Major Bell IFS. Whining
tons Pet, Pocanto lis, Teutonua. Maryland
Reserve, Ntuccunes lis
Second race. mile and a sixteenth, pr,n,h
y, Muskadinc. Official ie, Barataria. rrluoe
Blases iOA. Don otsina, Eiiar John iuS
lhlrt race, seven etshths mile, Forward
ellie liS survivor Espionage, Sea Lion lis
Fourth race, aie aud seventy yards, Sec
one chance, Chartna ~, Dunois. Carnero
Dare u ~ Cherry Leaf io,. Charlie Christy
fifth race. fve-cish,hs mile; Hcieh lilo
l0'. INDIAN Dave Waldo ioi, Cherry ELAINE
MAY W, Buck Moran lo1, Storm King, fmc
SIXTH race, three quarters mile, selling,
Rcd Gidd, Rarissc. Martha Davis. blanche on
Geo. Ice l0l Hessvillc, Majesta 2nlo Far.
lev, Lady Juliet, Amelia Fonso. Theresa H.,
litster, queen Safe Greyhurst, Briggs. W
C.; T., Abe Furs,, Idle Hour. iiohcnlollorn
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ToD,i's RACES.
GrnNescnd Entries.

First race. fiye-eighths mills: DR. Vaughan.
COM oser. pr. Parker. spprs, Cosmopolitan,
Arihcre. Imitation. Exit Alice Mise. Al
Reeves, Ordeal. Tyran, Lady Exile. lfaf-
municG. Rock Dove ll2
'tcond race. mile; Buela, Martha II. clon.
siita. lambert. Irah Reel IL.
ThiId race. five and O half iurlongs, hand
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Chicago, September 27.--Ilarlem results:
First race. seven furlongs: star aud cres-
cent. Overland, Frlskal. Time. 1914,
Second race. five and half frrlongs; Iis
Stamina Good Hope. Time, 1;09&.
Third race mile and 100 yards. Wsat Err
Lon. Cardelaria Piantan. Time. i;i9
Fourth race five furlougs; Andes Genua
Trla Fouso. Time, 1902.
Flfth race. mile aud an eighth. selling:
Uaica. sutton, Tranby. Time, l;51la
Saith race mile and an eighth: selling:
Double Dummy. Croesus, Bethlehem Star.
TIN. t.I-a.
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Cotfnn far Ru.xin.

Liberty HI. Tex,s, September 9s.-The
Northwestern Traffic company OF Llano
made shipment today from this point OIL,
100 bales OF cotton to ST. Petersburg, Rus
Eis. vic Calves on FerrRnds line
Up 10 date about 1900 bales have been
bought au1 shipped from this point
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4 wheel ,tun.

Tho bicycle run tomorrow night by the
Horston Whcl club OF the v NJ. G A.
promises to be very largely attended nud
the members with their lady friends. who
viii participate are requested TO MEET ~ Inc
rooms nc o'clock sharp, MS the start will DO
made then. over n course to he rno.s. ~,
that timc The usual refreshments viii be
served after the run
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state OF Texas, County Of Harris, IS.
I, i. f.. MeAsha1 cashier OF The above
ramel bank in solemnly swear that tho
eloNo Statement Is true 10 the best OF my
knowledge and belief
]. Il. McASHAN, Cashier.
Subscribed ami sworn TO before me this
eth dry Of September, 1895
tSoail ClIAs. r. SCHULTZ.
Nolaty Public. Harris County, TEXAS.
Correct--Attcst
4. A. HEITMANN.
II. +. NacGREH0R.
o. I. HOLT.
Directors.
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MRS. RICHARD MORGAN.
A Dallas Society Lender Died ar
Chicago.

ChicagO.
Dallas. Texas. September 27.--Local
church an exclusive social circles wers
shocked tonight to learn that Mrs. Riehi-i
Morgsn OF Dallas had died suddenly today
a. Chicago from the effects of surgical
operation performed on her In that city.
Mis-. Morgac's ge>erai health WIS gccd.
but recently she went 10 Chicago for treat-
meat for some special a.lment, which none
of her frisnds regarded as serious.
Mrs. Morgan was a Miss Lily owens Of
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Lordon. September "a. Tod Sloan won the
G-arb burg stake Ct 800 soyertlsns today with
! the Lor!llard- BeresfoFd stable colt, Donnie II.
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CONDITION OF THE INJURED.
None of Those Injured In the Central
Wreck Have Died.

Corslcana, TeXas, Seplember U.-The
track has been cleared from the wreck th,t
occurred yesterday and trains are running
on schedule I me Those who were hurt are
much improve with the exception OF Mr.
Yaniis, who is In a very critical condition.
/; is now thought Judge Davis VIII re-
cover
Central off 1als from Hougton arrived
in the city last night aud held a conference
with officials here ari every effort Is ing
made to supply eveiy' want OF the suffsrer
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Texas. september 21.-The copdl.

Ennis. Texas September 2I--The condl-
uoa Of those who were injured in tie
wreck from this city yesterday on the
Houston and Texas Central railroad just
this side OF Cors!cara, is mu.h lmproye4
this morning. Superintendent l.. A. Daft
fan, who WIS reported seriously hurt. has
rallied and his recovery is very hopeful.
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NEII.L'S ESTIMATE.


til" Amount Per Acre.
The following is Mr. Henry NoillH ostlmntr
q the growth o' each State IN balos. bns d
uDon Mr l'stcr's division by States Of tho
commercial crop and upon the ranso author
ny = statement of the total growth 1000
omitted:
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=--7=Hs=H4=-
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Nov York. September 81 Meokin and FL
field Were Wild and both were replaced. The
GiJu,s were unable to hit llucElahr cNect
ivoy except in tho ninth inning. Il II n
New York .............. go DOL u02-- II 8
phiacophin .....,...,..22l l-U uui--n 10 I
M,ckiu, Garrick and warner; Fiiicld, Dug
gleby and Mcfarland
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N'W CROP FROM MT. jfcUfy Ntlll We nave
received the following by cable relating to
the weather fer the whole Of The past month
during which, is well kunHn, there has
been a chorus Of complaintf coming from
America somewhat similar to th1ee of last
year. but not 30 bed MS then.
New Orleans. August 3l.1he weather has
during the whole month. with trlninE cNcep-
lions. been highly fave rablo fcr the CROP
indeed. one OF the most favorable We can 70
member. our minimum forecast II the 10th
instant. Of 1880. no0 not having contemplated
such perfect weather, should now be raiscd
but we need not 70 yoon quote revised hguros
II is enough to say that il ls now evident
that our minimum figure2 must nroyo too low
while the probability q ilG10,OO1 to u 5000
and possibility Of l2,0W,poo remain IN
changed"
Such IS Mr.. Ncills report for August, while
we ind by the inin figures for July which
have recently reached us, that the average
rainfall iu tho Gulf States for thu whole
month amounted TO i,H inche' against 40
In the great crop year. 1894, while In th' At
laHtic States. including Alabama. II am IN ~
TO us inches against 723 in that year. TIN
similarity is striking.
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GAINESVILLE, Tenn. She WAS sister OF tie
wife OF the Hon. Horace Lnr'on OF Nash
Vile, Tenn. who Is Urite3 States circuit
Judge OF the circuit composed OF Tennes-
see Kentucky Ohio aud Michigan She
married the Hon. Richard Morgan OF Dali
las at Clarksville, Tenn, about twenty-five
years ago. He is now the democratic NOM
lneo for Judge OF the Fourteenth district
court at Dl'lEs, Seve.al children also sur
yive Mrs. Morgan. the older. son e
years old. Mrs Morgan was extremely pop.
rss IN the most exclusive circles o; Dali
i-s society and was prominent member
OF the Episcopal church.
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1897 -9s. ls9G-g7 1874 %
Growth. Growth cruwtb


Except Texas and Indian rfritcry
Remarks for 1897 9S-Texas disappointing
elsewhere perfect. For lNaG-q7-- splandio
start; drouth from July TO September. For
1884 30 Heaviest yield On record
The following IS Mr.. Henry Npill's estimate
OF the Yield I'm pounds per acre Of the sep
arato sections OF the country;
07-S 0G-7 a5-8 gi-s
Atlantic States. ............. 20G i7s 100 ls3
Gulf States lcXccpt Texas
and Indian Territory $50 200 l72 2lo
Avernge Except Texas and
Indian Territory ....... 227 1877 lfi 100
Texas and Indian Territory 2i2 l9e lS9 800
--~
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glcb> and Mcfarland.
Baltimore. September n, Pitcher Dincen
WIS Wild and hit AT times, while his support
Wng not of tho best Il II t.
3@l!'more .............. $40 012 ll0-ll II
Washington ..,..,-..-,. .uu0 OOi COL
Hughes and Clarke, nlnocn and Farrell.
norton september -. The home tenn Won
todays Fnrne ty punching hits In the first
inning The Srookyns scored their only run
on an error OF Hamilton Y y y
Boston ............. .... 200 90 00'
Brooklyn ......,.,..... .0Ql 000 0O0 u
Willis and bergen. Kennedy aud Ryan.
Chicago. September ~ Chicago won In
tho eleventh on a base on Mis, CoruOr
safe hit and Nichols long bit into the right
fieG X ~
chicago .............. oio o00 o2o %
Pl;tfhurg ........,,.. III GOO oo0 OIL II
Woods and Nichols, RoscbcrouGh aud schrI-
yer
s. Louis. September ~ The Browns even
on, played themselves today. Louisville win
ninE with great ease The Coloucs did not
have to exert themselves, the locals loose
playing making the game eineh for tnom:
II II Il
St Louis .........,...,,0 moi 002 100 I II q
Lot isville ......,....,.,., 100 l0l i2l--l0 II
Taylor and suedcu Niece and kttridge.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

Last week Thursday night II. J.
Simmons, who has been teaching
school at Cooks, went into Bosentrees
store, where he had a school warrant
for $50 cashed. He rolled the money
up with some more he bad, bought
some groceries and started for the
school house, where he slept and
boarded himself. The next morning
his dead body was found 10 the road.
lie bad been shot through the body,
which evidently had caused instant
death, and was shot in the face, the
gun being held so close that his face
was powder burned. Suspicion
pointed TO VIM. Wilson and James
Brooks, who is known by the euphon-
ious name Of "Cherokee Jim," and
they were arrested and taken to Sill
yer City Sunday. 1t IS said the officers
have a very strong case against them.
Brooks is said to he the barber who
threatened J.. =. Ownby with a six
shooter a year or so ago, and who was
sentenced to a term in the county Jail
for SO doing.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

identical with Charles Dyasp, who, a
few months ago sailed a prospect ia
Santa Rita, and afterwards issued q
humber OF worthless checks in this
city, for which latter offense he
was sentenced TO a term in the
county Jail. The next move in his
checkered career was marrying a re-
spectacle young lady, a resident Of the
Lower ella. Now he turns up in an-
other u%nfavOrable escapade."
He Is the same mau who issued the
checks at Silver City, and then mar
ried Miss Foster at Duncan. lie has
a wife named Mrs, Ella Dias at Law
renee Station, New Jersey, and has
children there. Mr.. Nicks says that
whel he arrested Dias, near the San
BernardinO ranch, be was lucky in
having jess Henley with him. He ar.
rested Dias without any trouble, but
Henley had "a hard scu1le to take a
revolver away from Miss Foster. Mr..
Nicks told Miss Foster that Dias had
a wife and children in New Jersey,
but she said she did not care, she was
satisfied.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

Deming is a lively patriotic town,
but 1t is short o. flags. The LIBERAL
was looking the town owe Sunday,
but there was not a flag in sight.
There are said 70 be two bunting flags
in town, one owned 10y Il. Y. McKcyes,
which was not flying because a Dem.
ing zepher had blown down his flag
pole aud he had not had time to have
IL set up again, the other belongs to
Jim Tracy, but was not flying because
the Deming zephers aforesaid were
Iiable to wear IL out, and flags cost
money.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

LAST week the Silver City papers
published the court docket aud stated
there was not a murder trial on the
docket, no. a murderer under arrest.
This is something unprecedented in
the history Of Grant county. When
the news got to Cooks Peak a couple
of patriots, who wanted Grant county
TO keep up It's reputation, got out and
killed the school teacher. The men
we're arrested and the court will, as
usual, have a murder case before it.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

SEVERAL times recently the Albu-
buquerque Democrat has printed an
article headed "Democratic Princi-
pals" The article is signed by
Antonio Joseph and Lorian Miller,
which would lead one TO believe that
they were the principal democrats in
the territory, especially as none other
Of the faithful received mention in
bhe article. Ut course tits understood,
and this article shows IL, that the
democratic party Of New Mexico has
no "priHcipies."
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

Phis.iuyaluable remedy is one that
ought to be in every household. II
will cure your rheumatism, neuralgia,
spraius, cuts bruises. burns. frosted
feet and ears, sore throat and sore
chest. II you have lame back it, will
cure 10. 1t penetrates TO the seat of
the disease. IL will cure stiff joints
and contracted muscles after all rem
edies have failed. Those who have
been crlpples for years have used Bal
lard's snow liQ4ment and thrown away
their crutches and been able To walk
as we'll as ever. IL will cure you. Price
so cents. Free trial bottle at Eagle
drug store. !
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

u would not be without Chamber
lain's cough remedy for its weight 10
gold.n writes ID. j. Jones, OF Holland,
Va. "MY wife was troubled With a
cough for nearly two years. 1 tried
yariousspatent remedies, besides nu-
merOus prescriptions from physicians,
all OF which did no good. was at
last persuaded TO try a bottle Of
Chamberlain's cough REMEDY, which
promptly relieved the cough" The
p and so cent bottles are for sale by
the Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

AN Old AND WELL-TR1ED REMEDY.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t sOothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is
the best remedy for Diarrhga. Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Drug
gists in every part of the world,
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Its value is
incalculGhle BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Winsloy Soothing Syrup, and taFeno
other kind.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

Before Assessor GfAett lett town
last week be told the Liberal that
ne did not intend to make any raises
on returns made to him 10y taxpayers.
He said that with the present demo-
cratic board OF county commissioners
IN office 10 was almost useless to make
raises, the board would not sustain
the raises be made, except in a few
isolated cases, and Ia these cases IL was
liable TO rebate the tax on the raise.
One Instance he spoke Of in particular
was the property owned by g. l..
Hewlett and his wife on the lower
Mimbres. Last year Mr.. Hewlett re-
turned seYenby-aye head OF cattle and
said that was all he had. The as
SCISSOR laid before the board afidavits
sworn to by ave dlsinterested and rep
USabiG citizens Of the Lower Mlmbres,
who testiSad that at the time the as
sessemeut was made Hewlett had un-
der herd $50 head Of cattle. With
these anidavlts 10 back him the as.
SCISSOR made the raise stand, for the
time being. Eowlett did o pay the
taxes on his property, and this spring
went before the board and asked TO
have his assessment related. He
gave no particular reason for asking
this, 30 Tar as the assessor could learn,
but simply asked the board for a re-
bate. The board promptly did as Mr..
Hewlett requested, and 10 addition u
TeDatlug 90 The cattle took $3.50 OF the
valuation OF his real estate. It<might
not be out Of the way TO state that the
board OF commissioners is composed
exclusively Of democrats.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

Are you bilious, constipated or troub,
led with j%aundice, sick headache bad
taste in mouth, foul breath, coated
tongue. dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dry
skin, pain In back and between shout
ders, chills and fever, etc. If you
have any Of these symptoms your Liver
is out of order, and your blood is be.
ing poisoned because your liver does
not act promptly. lIerbine will cure
any disease Of the liver stomach OF
bowels. IL has no equal as a liver
medicine. Price IS cents. Free trial
bottle at Eagle drug store,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

Some mouths ago the LIBERAL pro-
phesied that the new judges OF New
Mexico would be residents Of the
states when appointed. The last of
the ave judges was appointed last
week, and it is TO be observed that
three OF the new judges came from
the states and the other W. from this
judicial district. Three out Of five is
pretty good average Of winnings on
political prOphesies.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

There IS quite'a building boom on in
Lordsburg. Chase and McCabe are
building a large residence in the west
ern end Of town, The building is to
be OF adobe, and will be about fifty by
sixty feet. The Eagle drug mercan-
tile company is building a warehouse
about twenty by forty back of the
store. This is to be rat proof adobe,
with a heavy fire wall separating it
from the OwnbY house. w. II.
Marble will build Il residence in the
southern part OF town. l.. c. Nc
Grath will build a five oom residence
in the western part Of town. NJ. A.
Leahy intends to build a residence.
j. A. Leahy is figuring % building a
business house on the lot immedlatcl ]
west OF the LIBERAL Office, in the
place of the old meat market. The
town wants to be careful or it will see
a boom, when the Southern Pacific
gets water into the city limits.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

To speaking OF the chase made by
Deputy Sheriff Nicks after Charles
Dias and his wife, an account Of
which the Enterprise copied from the
LIBERAL, the Silver City EOnrprIse
says:
"From the close resemblance Of
names the Enterprise Is led 70 believe
HAT the Charles Dias named above Is
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

THE LIBERAL is ia receipt Of the
programme OF exercises OF commence-
ment week at the Agricultural Col
lege. The exercises TO commence On
Sunday, May %, and auish on Wednes-
day, May %. This is the lfth annual
commencement OF the college.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1898-05-20

Mr.. Johu Peterson, Of P|atoutville,
La, was very aggreeably surprised
not very long ago. For eighteen
months he had been troubled with
|dysentery aud had tried three of the
best doctors in New Orleans, besides
half a dozen or more patent medicines,
but received very little relief.
Chamberlain's collie, cholera and diar-
rhoea remedy, having been recon-
mended to hini, he gave it a trial and
to his great surprise, three doses of
that remedy effected a permanent
cure. Mr.. VIM. Mcnamara, a we'll
known merchant OF the same place, is
well acquainted with Mr. Peterson
and attcsts TO the truth Of this state
ment. This remedy is for sale by the
Eagle drug store.