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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
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soperas, fuentes ovaladae iden tapas, ensalade
caeteas echeras azucareras uentes para pes ado
patos llanos hondos IN pgsO Ia docena
Es c1talesa, cuanto So pueda desear, copas lisaa,
taadas forma hotel, duceras, qusseras, arros copas
de champagne.
cinta. en- todas oassJ .n ,s.o musrs
Abanicos apanoses centayo hesa 20 % ctvs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

t. iunta Ioeal de instruction p6blica de
eata etudAd adeada Ell pagO de casa de los ms
vas de Noyiamlbrc y Diciembre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

p hlo quipu bordad panuehs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
Ultimos cabl@s
Espaha


Sc tlensn buenas notieias de In
espanola. Denfnsu'a
Han cessdo por an los disturbiosN
SOS So IA restabecido To- tranquilids samul-
capitales que antes estuvieron agitadal en laa
Sc evant6 el regimen de Ia ley ms.
vueiven sus funcfones los gobiernos cisrcla
Dinamarca yes
En- Copenhagae se han celebrado
&meetings5 pdblicOs Irosestaado de ia vearioa
los Essados Unidos de Las Antilas danesaslA
Los Smess1pgaS forminaron con mantle
clones raidosas por las ealles, que tavc quaitaa
E rey Christian reeibe una soliclaud i
mada pof muehos prominentes residences
sss a sao q e db
para que ponga de maniaesto 10 opinion -
los antiilanos danesas CON respseto al traspI D.
de sooeranfA que qnferen hacerIes. A--+~~za
laglaterra -
Lord Roberts, eomandants en- iefs d.
s1ercitO britAnieo, rasignarG 50 cargo en- 10
Abril dc so2 que 10 sncadara sl Duqus
Connaught.
Rn ms interview pub,icado aver Dor saieo.
sTlmefS de Londres, 10 dica qas lord Robert
astA ansioso por rettrarse del servIcio acsivs s-ae
que solo 10 detiens In aGpltoa del Departs.
mento de Ia anerra ell niisano DerI5diso "a
mentando 10 declarscdns snade que Ell DISCUS
TO de oberts obedsee i agisaci6n que e4s5aI
favor del general B ler ss nota sn todu a1lGE
propIo
cida 10 eausa cue motivA Ia retirada del gen
ralfsimo brtkntcos DO req
Roma Ore
=. g. Leon X III sssG padeciendo de
frecnentes desmayos. --------
Hay grsndes tamoRes de que Sc -
en- ua dsssn sse A. ,t. fatal dada il des0RDAN
El soporta con gran resignacioa
peligrosas do ~ enfermedad.
Estados Unfdos
En- los efrculos pofticoa de WashiolaIea, No.
asegura que los senadores dem6era aas &C 4 eats-
ponen pedir euArdo - reanuden iAa sszs4 S
de- la OAmgra alta, que - decrats 1 - W.
esdiendo las falas Fllinfnab el fibrHSMM4 1X
con IL mesr6poIi.
se cree que, annQua All gobfarnu - - So a. n
tico nj pr0yaeta, R0 p0drS Rreptarin al IIsA Ssx.
I'll Con gvesos shasta que 80 termiaa ii eskahl
eimisn 90 complete do los gpbaernna olvffep ~ uo
aHnel ipfSIAgtav se IA il lnri9krarelkn xuT&
enta sofosa ADA -. 80.
% OoInRba
El gohsarno eolonfblano hA racIbfsa. -
eadente de Europa. uzfa cansldad exEYacrdK
Harla Go armas mnn9ca0nes Go gnsxra vm-
rias piszss de artIiierfsN Nos flro r6pldo.
Crdsss cue asto ohedsEe que sI Robfarua
asa4 daGldido = aaslarar Il SApsrFA venesuels
81 vAsta de Il eonstante rFneQcef6a ane al ros Nv
barns De essa rapAblIea dspeM4a d lus renef@ FIX
dss De Coiombia. fseiiitkndnlaa Armss otr0a
TRgurn0R t s@aaT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

vOCABUlLARIO GEOGRAFfCO de- los
Essadoa ztaidtIa p0r don Nagcisc VaronA da
--sstsa en- asta imprenta 10 csntRvos eiem-
rlar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

Sc reciben notleias alarmantes del estado
cue han llagado las reclamaciones del impe-
rio glem6n contra ia rspdblfca de Venezuela.
Es esperado ell momento de una rnptura
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01

AfAMgAB r Y0ArdROTEH.-vars DO Lula
Rodrswusx Csbrero 10 vantA en la cails de
n SsAaetalsSa NO e. nl rrsciu dc 30 csnssyos
All etnHaPIAxs ---s-----cyl r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
- D0Inf1ia

DOCTOR LOB nN20 nAsALDUc.
CirulAna- Dentists Morse-mrA AexfEAnns
Areeibc punrEc- Rises
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-01
ARTlcULOa DE HIERR0 EsaaLTADo

ARTlcULOa De HIERR0 EsmaLTAD0
Oas, cacero'as parrlas, cafeteras lecheras,
reras embudos soperas uentes pats paaDgana etc et
Ctbie,tos metal bIancos u seis banos do plata, en
piezas suetas 20 SO csntavos c.as de medas do
cacharen media docenas cuchlos de ppstres
u dollars la cafe.
Cuchavas y tenedores metal blanco Is contavos
pieza
Cucharas cucharitas de cafe dos tres centavos
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24
1anuary %. 1902:

A. j. Smell wanted 10 attend a party.
but was afraid TO do so on account 0t
pains In his stomach, which he feared
would grow worse. He saws, 81 was
elling nv Troubles 20 "A lady friend,
who said: 'ChHmherlain'S cnlic,
chnlera and diarrhoea remedy will put
YOu in condition for the partv.' ]
bought "A hottie and take pleasure in
stating that Two doses cured me and
enabled me tn have a good time M the
party." Mr.. Smell Is a resident NJ
Summer Hill. N. Y. This remedy /:
for sale by all dealers In medicines.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24

"SOme time z my daughter caught
"A severe cold. She complained of pains
in her chest and had a had cough |
gave her Cnamherlai1's Cough Remedy
according 20 directions and in two
days she was well ard able u IN schnul.
| have used this remedy In my family
for the past seven years and have never
known IL To fail" saws James Prend
ergast, merchant, AnnaLO BY, Jamal
ca, West India Islands. The pains in
The chest Indicated an Approaching
attack Of pneumonia, which in this
instance was nndnuhtedly warded 0i
nv Chamherlatn's Cough Remedy. IL
10 cn%uuteracts u tendency NJ a cold
toward pneumonia. Sold by all dealers
in medicines.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24

Is within the reach Of almost every
woman The weakness, nervousness
and irritability from which so many
women suffer IS in general due to dis
ease Of the delicate womanly organism.
When the disease Is cured the general
healt1 is r~e-cstablished.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women we'll. II promotes regularity
dries disagrscabl and enseebling drlins
heals Inflammation and liberation aud
cures female weakness. Vixen these
diseases are cured, headache, ~backache,
nervousness ami weakness are cured also.
VI was very weak and nervous when I com
menced taking DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton and Golden Medical Discovery about a
year ago" writes Mrs N. 4. E~veretts, Of 60
Oxford Street, Woodstock, Ont. rT had been
suffering for sevel long months, and had taken
medicine FROM a physician all the time. but Il
seemed to make me feel much worse. Ny
stomach was so bad tso my doctor told mel and
my nerves we're IN such a state that I would
start at the least noise. I felt irritable al all
times was not able to do any Of my own house
work had to keep help ell the time. How I
suffered God and myself alone know. / was
greatly discouraged when I commenced taking
your medicines, but the FIRST bottle seemed 70
help me. ! took five bottles Of Favorite Pre-
scriptiou,' two OF Golden Medical Discovery
also two walls Of DIT. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
I can highly recommend these medicines 10 all
who suffer as ] did. never had better health
than I now enjoy and il Is all owing to DR..
Plerce's medicines"
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt Of 7I one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Address DR..
R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24

Tuesday when the east hound pas
senger train was In the yard a tramp
stole a dne overcoat from one of the
cars. The owner did not miss it until
the uain left the station. At Separ
the conductor tele. rapeed an account
Of the theft, and a description OF the
coat. 1t did not take Agent Clapp
long to find a tramp with pretty tough
clothes and a fnrty dollar raglan over
coat. Judge Mchralh sent the ramp
up for ninety DAYS, and the coat was
forwarded 10 | owner.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24
Lens Tailor Made 0TGrCOats

rhe Oxfurds ar snort cut, medium
md lung-bnx, half hux. CheSJer deld
Fuustuu, King Edward and BrOn
'ndpes-mauy are silk lined Jhrousr
ut. All are ~lasJetully aud suhsJar
Tally trimmed.
Wen back these OvercOat,
ours against the hest you'll see 1t
other stores AZ from $50 to $40. ......
S9 SO and I'M.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24
Notice.

All persons ha wing dealings with the
undersigned are required 10 render
their accounts monthly
ABERDEEN COPPER Co.
January %, 1902.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24

Daily sleeping cars from Deming To
Denver, Kansas City and Chicago.
Leaves Deming 500 p. NJ. Arrives
Deming 100 A. NJ. Agent Santa Fe
Route, Deming. will make reserva.
tinus.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24
MGIIS Extra Fine l.GSS NnitS

Made by the worlds greatest cloth
.ers. Alfred, Benjanmin s. Co. New
York CITY, Equal t6 the dueot $40 tai
To order suit-hundreds To
chose from. 80 IS aud IN
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24

and had some concentrating tests
maue. The proJhyry is very light,
and the cubes, which contain the
value. are Of iron, and heavy, so it
makes an ideal concentrating propo
sition. There are thousands Of tons
on the dump, thousands more 10 the
Slopes already mined, and the sides Of
the workings are full OF il, enough TO
keep a c0ncentrllnr at work for years
istn sight. There is plenty of water
In the mine, aud IL Is an ideal com
hinatiOn from which tn make money.
How many more such abandoned prop.
ositions there are in southern Grant
county the Lord only knows.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24

The committee of the Empire State
Society, Suns Of the American Revo-
%lutinn, Auxiliary tn the Mckinley
Memorial Association OF the state OF
New York has appointed VIM. Fl.
Henry Of STEMS Pass. New Mexico,
and a member Of the society TO solicit
subscriptions for the Mckinley Me
mortal. Subscriptions for any amount
you may sec ht to give will he accept
ed 10y Judge Henry and forwarded.
A Souvenir Certificate which will he
worthy of preservation as evidence oi
the holders participation 10 the work
will he sent TO each and every patriot
ic American subscriber.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24
w ednesdaV Jan. -.
KINKS M0lIalaC Beaver OTeTCOals

Made Of the finest material auu
positively cost Sl5. We alluw sou IL
AXE II home aud keep IL u week aud
II you do not think it worth Sl5 "
.ut,uJ LrUtu st Cutefuud YOUR NONE
AZ ga
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24
= M T. -
WATT WATCHl WATT
UNTIL WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 90.
AN 8 "a. M.

The X Q. Lightbudy o., El Paso's
Largest and Greatest Clothiers.
Sacrifice Their Entire Stock. Con.
sisting OF $50, 100 90 worth Of Hne
Ia'ni Made Clubbing, Furnishing
Good and Shoes to be sold at re.
tail IN the large 2,lory building,
2l2 and pa FL Pasu Street.
A hig change 10 the Brm OF r. c.
Lightbody has taken place aud the
,ut'fe stck must he suld az nce. e..
T. G LlGUlI BODY co. Every man.
woman add child is well aware OF
the fact that their clothing is the
,"oSt q nearest 10 tailor made IL
dny garments sold frum this MAI.
keL h member this gigantic stock
U he sou at tetail tor less than ac.
ual cast Of making. .EytnLhhg
must be sold, aud this great sale lie.
gius
wednesday January % a. 8 am
rnts Is the first large tailor.maue
SUCH "a aeu's ClU,ulug auu SnUes,
HatS abu FouIShing Guuds ever
paced on sale IN III Pasu, aud d
save az Lhlo magnitude will never
occur agnin; and 10 order ~ shbw
that Tremendous Bargains VIII Ue
u'tu NJ mtn, Inn d lew Ul Lut
&trauidluary sacrifices that will be
made, and bear IN miud that there
are huLdreds OF efficient artIcleS
We caunUt mention uere. We ad
wise you % Orlug inns %auVerJl.e
meht WITH YOU, aud remember chat
all goods ate us priced herein.
6rtuemher there will be no p~nstpunt.
meut. This great sale will begin
wv adn nCdOrr Ian 90
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24
A Fine Suit Of Mems ClOtDGs

All TO match Tor S6.48. This suit
positively worth SIS or your money
idck 10 10 days. IS as
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24
REFoNT ~ 30 ooNDIrIos 81
fITSt National Bank
or 81 rExAs
At che close OF bus aess on
SEPTEMBER 30, 1901.
RESOURCES.

heaOurnhat
Loans and discounts. 67,O0O.60
Overdrafts. secured aud
unsecured .......... 80. 13,412.G
o. s. Bonds TO secure cir
Temiu@s on Il s Bonds $4,000
Stocks. securities. iudg- "
mente. claims. etc zee. h.lst.fh
Banking house. furniture
and fixtures. ............ lA.OuO 90
m%ortrares owned anu ii.OBO
Due FROM other National
Due from state banks '
and Bankers ....... ..... N.aft.6l
Due from approved re-
aerNe agents .......... 0fh.hfO.HI
Internal revenue stampe. 1900
CheckH and other cash
Riis Of other Ranks...... li.i0W
Fractional paper curren- 4
CIV. nickets and cents..4. 60l.O0
lawful money reserve In
bank. vi1;.... .........
IepaI tender notes. ...,.. k.550.W -og7 .s0e.Ss
Redemption fund with u,
4, Treasurer % per cent
Of circulation. ....... A.bOO %
Total. ............ d,5aau7@
Liabilities.
Capital STOCK paid in...... f200.nol %
surplus fund. ............. HO.UuO "
Undivided profits leSe ex-
pfnspf and taxes paid. b,Nel.OS
National Rank notes out
tandi ...... 90. cess. bO,UOl wv
nue other National Bankef W.b3.7T
Due state Banks and
Rankers ..~...... E,sT4sg
Individual deposits sub
iect to Check.......... $50 .6fS.T1
Demand certificates Of de-
pOsit ......... ........... h.h4i %
Time certificate OF deposit 2n9.4 l6 "a
Certified checks ......... 6hO0O
Cashier's checks 90. ..... lO,659.69 l,2s.S2R ~
Total ............. s1.523.3tT %
CTATB OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF FL PASO.
NSS: 7. Joshua : Reynolds president Of the
above named hank. do sOiemnlv swear that
the above statement IL true ~ the hest Of my
knowledge and belief. Joshua 8. Ravnolds,
President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
eth day of October, 1901.
JAMrs l.. MARI
Notary Public. Fl Paao Co, Texas
CORREcT-Attest; y. s STEwART.
". ". FLoURNOY.
!. F. WILLIAMS
Directors.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24

Mems Finest Flannel snlrts-wortb
81 80 % ........., ......... .69r
The Monarch Shirt-sells the world
over Tor l.25-eleRant patterns. . D.. .79c
Boys Kuee Pants. ............ I0c
Fine Back aud Tan Sox, worth
zoe. 49,. DC
Fine Linen Handkerchief
50. ........ .....l3c
Walters jackets, worth 81 80. .... .4Sc
Mercerized SIR Sux, worth S5c
iur.. go, lie
Bn,s' two piece suits, sold from
So tn IS, worth double. 81 08
ChIld's VesLee suits, sold irnm
SOU 70 .Sl.19
Boys u%lsterS, sold from 81 to
SlO, .o3. "
5000 MeD's Collars in all the
latest shapes, DC
Fine White Shirts, worth 81 so
QUO
Odd Cuats and Vests aud coats
and vests at your Own price.
Remember this Is the greatest sale
that has eve taken place 10 this
state. IL will pay you 20 come $50
miles 10 visit this sale
DON'T MISS Ir-SALE BEGINS
Wednesday January 29 at ga
In the large two story building 2l2
and PA Ri Pasa street and lasts ten
days-nn ~postp0nment.
REMEMBER THE DAYi
REMEMBER THE DATE
R. c. Lightbo1y Co.
2lS snd pa Ell PASO STREET,
Ell PASO. TEXAS.
Building il uO@ closed aud will re-
main closed until Wednesday JG6, 20
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24
HOE
HATS

Choice Of hundred, OF $50. SO, and
1880 stir hats, such well-knuwu
brands rs The riger.... .... ....9St
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24
MeA'S Sunday Pants, ST 48

Fine Dress Pants, just received. Il
,uu are not satisfied bring them back
Within ten DAYS ami back goes ynut
money 49,. 81. As
Mems Finest Dress Pants 10 wur.
SJr'i duu idncl stripeS-@Ir,n 10, S6
md 81. So. A
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-01-24

Boys Waists and Blouses, worth up
tn 81. .l9c
Boys Fine sun Dress Shirts. ..... $50
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-05
THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

The selection OF two State Senators
and four Assemblymen will be the most
important work to come before the
Democratic county convention which
meets un the 18th ot this month. For
these positions men of influence and
standing should be selected. No one
should be placed upon the legislativ e
ticket who does not command the cen.
hdence OF the people and the united
support OF the party. There are plenty
OF such men in the party and they
should be given these places upon the
ticket in preferences to those who seek
them merely for the purpose OF spend
ing y Month OF tSo i'll Carson at the
expense of the State aud who accom-
plish nothing in the way Of beneficial
Legislation
There is too much depending upon
the election this fall FOR the Democrats
OF EIko county to take IN chances with
n weak Legislative ticket. There Is II
feeling abroad III the county that repre-.
sentative men. men who have intcTrst-
i'll the country. siIoull be placed upon
the ticket for Senators and Assembly
e II this feeling is respected, the
ticket nominated 10y the convention will
command the undi vided support OF tho
party and ITS ,ucceRs will he assured. II
ON the other hand, this feeling il moi
respected and the lag .slative ticket j.
loaded down with weak men. it's success
will be endangered and the defeat oI
Il Democratic United States Senator
may he the result. Such Il result would
be a lasting disgrace upon tho Dcmoc
racy Of this county. II should. therefore,
he the aim 81 tn 40 who will be selected
10 place u tichet in the fold
tn canvass the situation thoroughly that
they may nominate a winning ticket.
This article is not written in the inter
cat 81 any particular candidate Tor legis.
lative honors. Its only object is to cal
the attention OF the delegates to the
Democratic county convention to the
necessity OF nominating the strongest
possible Legislative ticket. II this is
done the Democrats ~ Elk0 county will
do their share toward the election nI
Francis q. Ncwlumds to the United
States Senate,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-05
AasIatIng Nevada.

Division Agent Prentice has received
the following letters from headquarters
asys the Journal. II plainly indicates
the motives OF the southern Pacific ''om,
pany, which is nov actively as 'ising in
the upbuildmg Of Nevada:
Please bear in mind tina Il very i'm
portnut part III your duty is To build up
the territory tributary to this Company's
lines under your jurisdiction in popula.
lion, manufacturing, farming. nnd conf
this purpose you should seek special
Inducements OF opportunities FOR i'm
migration, develop to the utmost extent
latent possibilities Of your territory
through increasing AMI diversifying
present productions. and direct atten.
ton Of various trade aud commercial
bodies to man ufacturinG or other i'll.
dustres.
IL you are moi already II member OF Il
Board Of Trade or other commercial
organization OF your city, you should
be, that you may be in touch with the
mercantile public and their plans
Having secured through various
channels open to you, Information OF
prospective industries or enterprises
which will prove OF value to thif
company's revenue, take Il prominent
part in furthc ring such projects, bring,
ing them to the notice Of the trade
organizations when necessary and cI!l-
ing attention to this office to cases where
matter is Of sufficient Importance or re
quires assistance beyond your authority
to extend.
In other words consider yourself NJ
industrial Agent for the Southe n
Pacific Company.
WM SPRoULE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-05

Following is the crop bulletin issued
by the Nevada section Of the Weather
bureau for the week ending Sept. /,
1902.
Tho weather conditions OF the past
week were typical OF early autumn, the
days bong warm and pleasant. while the
nights have been generally clear aud
comfortably cool. There was no rain of
OF any Consequence reported from any
section during the week.
The majority OF correspondents re.
port that the conditions have been cx.
~cephonally favorable for hayng, har.
resting, threshing and the maturing of
late crops.
Harvesting continues and the yield of
hay and grain is reported to be highly
satisfactory.
Potatoes are reported to be looking
well and promise n good yield.
Fall apples are coloring nicely and Il
good crop is in sight.
ThreshinG has commenced in the
western part OF the State where the
grain is turning out much better than
expected.
There is some complaint that rabbits
md crickets are doing more or less
damage to crops i'll various parts OF the
State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-05
The Weekly independent.
FRIDAY. ,...sEpr 8. 1902
U.et,i Gle.

For the benefit Of those who would
avoid bill collectors, tho SUN OF New
York relates the following: @The other
day We commended to the thrifty the
example of the Missourion who slept
from April to August and wonld be
~snoozing yet IL the mistaken zeal OF his
doctors had not disturbed him. Our
next sleeper is a Trenton man who has
Hlumbered for two weeks. 1t is great
gift to be able to draw upon the reserve
fund OF sleep. To sleep at will rs the
Corsican did is to have n genius for
happiness. The bore begins to drone;
OF you go to the popped lands. TO be
n long.distanced sleeper is to have Il
genius for political economy and
~iinoucc, Il have called to see about
that little bill" Il am very sorry,
but Mr.. Smifkins is taking II two
months sleep. Call again in Octo-
bor.' There is great money i'll sleep;
md anybody who has the art Of sleep
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-09-05


Democratic State Central Committee.
Following are tho members of the
new Democratic State Central Com.
~r'i:iee:
Churchill county,. w. Richards. d.
NJ. Wightman .
Douslas-Wm. Mccormack, John
Thompson.
Elko-Geo. Russell. Thos. Hunter, L.
l.. McMahan, V. f, Hamlin, Al Fisher,
Geo. Mcintosh, r. f. Skaggs, Jas. f,
HOLLAND, w. w. Wcathers, w. S. Clay
ton.
Esmcralda-Dan Holland, John Chi
atovich, Geo. w. Leidy, D. j. Robb.
Lincoln-P. Sheahan, j. a.. Clark, j,
a. Denton, L. Syphus, w. Stewart. a.
j. Bornum, Jos. Conoway.
Lyon-Greely French, j. G.. Young,
L. d. Boyle.
Nye-Geo. Cole. Mr-11 O'Brien, j. T.
Darrough, Jos. Mill. *. II. jackson,
Ed. Hummol, ScottII iry.
Ormsby--Alf Chartz, ). II. Day, j.. G,
Sweeney, j. S. H~eidcnrich.
Washoo-L. s. Bridges, l.. ID. Ray, b,
Campbell, It, j. Steinmetz, Theo
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Guodbyr, Isnys In niue!

The "boys in blucHwill sOon hc lost to
view, though their memory will DO dear
until at least nuo'hcr generation has
come OF the stage. IT II Democratic
administration had ordered the change
in color oi lie uniforms Tor the army
TINT is now 10 he iuangurated, what a
howl would go up! Want! Change the
"bOys in blue" To "grecD" boys! Why
every organ edited 10y II postmaster
wOuld charge il was nnptler dastnrdly
attack on the honor Of tho army. What
was the green uniform anOpted for any.
wayS IL IL II bid Tor tho IRISH votcY-
BS.,