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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-03-07

Frank Ivy found a ladies coat.
the other day and says AZ he has
no use for such articles. he will
return it to Che party upon max
ing personal inquiry.
For stoves, see Milliren-
Buchanan Hdw. Co.
Charles Al siringo. author Of a
Cowboy detective has been in.
the city, several days this week.
Mr.. Siringo's work covers a Pc
riod Of - years with Pinkerton's
National Detective agency. The
book contains life sketches of
encounters and thrilling escapes
and is a true story
The Reliable Hardware
M & Buchanan.
Bishop Mann and A~rch-deacon
Warren of the Episcopal church.
are in the city. The first ser
vice at the new Episcopal church
on the corner Of Mitchell and
Monroe SITS. were held Wednes-
day, the 9Th.
Corporation Commissioner M.
I. Groves Of Carlsbad was in the
city, Tuesday,
See our nice line Of framed
pictures, noting to equal il
this side of Kansas City.
Clovis Furniture Ca.
P. w. Carter and L. B. Blank
enship were in the city from
Portales, Wednesday, on BUSH
ness.
Misses Hardwood and Myrtle
Moore and Temple Molineire, Of
Portales, visited the family of
w. w. Odom, Sunday.
Want Good hardware?
Go to MilIeren- Buchanan.
Berry Henderson of Portales
was in the city Saturday.
Charley Martin, an old time
Clovis printer, stopped off here
last week as he was going out to
his claim near Yasso. Mr., Mar
tin has for some months past
been working in Colorado
Springs.
A. j. Rodes and family will
leave this week for Lordsburg,
California. E. B. Eastman and
w. H. Simpson will have charge
of the store while F. L Walker
will be store manager.
Miss Nina Mobiles is expected
back in Clovis this week, after
an extended visit to Texas.
Eagle Henderson, who has a
sit" on the Hereford Brand,
was in town saturday.
FOR RENT Two modern
four room houses, with bath. on
corner Of Grand Ave. and Ross
list. If taken at once will rent
for $4,000 per month. Inquire Of
lC. L. OVERLY at Alfalfa Lumber
/, leo. q F. %.
Edwin Neer, Of Portales was
in the city Sunday between
trains.
Lawrence Connally was in
Clovis Sunday on his way to FL
Paso.
What have you to trade for
, large frame store building and
six room residence both in good
A., repair. Jas. A. Simpson.
f %, 1t Garner, Tex.
Conductor Skeen arrived last
Saturday, from the hospital al
Topeka, where he has been i'll
for some time. It is to be re.
GREETED that Mr. Skeen viii new.
err again be able to go without
. his crutches.
The Ladies of the Catholic
church viii serve a chicken Die
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-03-07

The experience Of the old timers, men who have been
in Clovis since the city was founded, teaches them
that now is the time to buy property--befOre the
price advances and while they can get such desirable
locations as we are now offering in
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-03-07
The Liebelt Addition

During the past two weeks a number Of these old
timers have been busy. They have bought a num-
Der of lots; some expect to build homes, while others
bought for investment. What about you? Don't
procrastinate! You expect to buy some time. Then
get in while you can get a choice site. Prices as be-
fore. Terms to suit purchaser.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-03-07

Frank Ivy found q ladies coat,
the other day and says az he has
no use for such articles, he will
return it to- Che party upon max
ing personal inquiry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07
COMMODORE PERRY

The death OF Emperor Mutsuhito.
under whose reign Japan made such
gigantic strides 10 National strength
and prestige has recalled with spe-
cial emphasis the service rendered
by Commodore Matthew GalDraith
Perry. who was instrument in remoy-
ing the long-locked bars Of excus-
iyeness that isolated Japan from re
lationship with western nations. I'm
1852 Commodore Perry was sent by
President fillmore with squadron
of Warships to Japan on a mission
Of peace 10 induce that country 10
entertain a policy Of iniernatona.
comfy. Perry delivered MS mes
sage to repres esentatiyes OF the Sho'
gun who at that time was the Nill-
iary Dictator of japan lie was sind
by received. and in 1851 when perrF
had returned TO Japan after making
a visit TO China a treaty Was con
cluded by the terms of which Japan
consented 10 the establishment Or
an American consulate at one OF the
Japanese ports This treaty. which
was followed by one between Japan
and Great Britain. was the beginning
of the Inauguration OF new era ln
the history Of Japan.
Although the late Emperor Mutsu-
hito was then but babe. there soon
occurred a revolution OF the Internal
system OF Japan which displaced the
Shotgun 7r-ocratic power and
gave ~ % the Mikado
When nded the throne
"a, ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

a millionaire is a man who has
enough TO live 100 years on Si0oop .
Year.
Nert few millionaires do This. how
ever some of them live 80 years on
sleoe00 a year and some ; years Oh
5000 a year
Noreoetas some millionaire work
.Lemselves 10 deagh ia three yG.rs
be bile irving to get enough mUues TO
iiro I Goa yesirs at Sfeo fg0 sear
And yet $50 put men in insane ass
ims for such trfies as tFyiHs 10
chase pink mice ou the ceiling
MiNouaires have 800 distiug-h5n-
features and il is very difficult no dc
acct them especially du-ing tho o.er
season for assessments. Some mil
lionaires are proud Of their moDc}
and advertise 81 by tourlna cars
fancy wives and large. shapely esi-
dences with Private. Keep Ont on
The front gate Others are ashamad
~ their money and keep ii locked
{ @htiy n a large steel safe 50 that il
cannot get ouf and annoy the poor
Some miiii0nsires can be deierted
ty the faces they make when they
have 10 smoke q CHEAP twenfs-five
cent cigar. On file other hand. eomr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

.out penny on them
3iiilionaires make themselves prin-
IclaaIy in TWO ways: bv saving mon
'eg and BIZ making t impossible for
laayOne else 10 save anF. The latter
IS Jy lar the more popular By lunch
Ha on an apple wearing The same
.suit OF clothes twenty i've years and
= rrowing his ueiehbors lawn mower
man may possibly become q million
,aiTa - time 10 write a viii disp0sins
II ii 20 the lawyers on the other
.hands Il man .nyeuts q little trust
a MAY become millionaire over
might 3y putting e tine price Of ice
lowing 30 the scarcity of Christmas
trees.
New York Cts has 10000 million
sires and l.0H40on Who are trying 10
Be-. There may be other things the
matter with New Yorl but they are
srifles compared with this.
Millionaires, If caught Young can
Le trained 90 do great deal of good,
aat the millionaire vino tries 70 eat
and drink up an income Of s50089 a
: ear with only occasional help. not
only acquires Indigestion but a tear
less tomb
We shonid all strive 70 become mil
.ionares. but not as earnestlg as we
4 a.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

An unusual opportunity for an am.
itious man with few thousand dol
irgs 10 become his own employer by
uying, for special territory, the pro
ess OF manufacture. which must be
aughl. Of q successful. well-known.
igl-srade mineral oil lubricating
rease WHICH is used by the z. s.
oyernment, ly many well known tex
lie mills, on automobiles. and by
undreds OF other industries
It's manufacture in connection with
NY business or as new business for
nyone is bound 10 be profitable To
ny one seriously interested would be
nrnished mll and satisfactory infor
nation highest references. names Of
arge manufacturers using Il. free
amples for trial, etc Address A. J..
.yman Beacon Street, Boston.
Mass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

STlLL TAKING CHANCES.

Following the T.tSI4c disaster tne
traus-A.lauttc passenger s1e3ms hif,s
abandoned the nguherly course he-
tween fhis conliseui and TIE oIher
SIDE Ter me one farther sonth. fhe
intention beng 70 use the laue
known 10 be safe unlI all danger
from iceheres attendant otoH use 0f
the other had n2ssed. lt IS reported.
however. that some ot The passenger
carrying vessels have returned 60
the shorter norTherlv route despite
the fact nat 81 is sIiA eset with
frozen masses which have ground
their wsy down from Greenland ICY
mountains ON Monday 9 Frssr was
reported 10 have jusr arrived al S-.
Johns. y. 2 wifh her fore compart-
meuts ripped open hy an iceberg
encountered near Belle sic Straits ia
water crowded with GROWERS and
field ice Only tew DAYS before
the British steamer Victorian had
reported having sighed .ss 9el-g. =
the same locality
The warm water OF The Guli
Stream we are told constitutes a
dead lire ia the North Atlantic be
yond which ICE in any considerable
quantities does not pass The diff
ference between The danger attend
n upon travel Dy route north OF
this line and the absolute safety To
( be obtained by crossing south OF u
is We are informed, matter OF
only seven hours on the trans
Atlantic passage ln such circum-
stances there can be no excuse
much less Justification for taxing
chances Safety is more 10 be con
s.dered than speed The saving OF
human life is intellectually more I'M
portsnt than the saving Of time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

When thieves
not always follow ~ len
get their dues but de- ments on
such occasions genera give the
color OF confirmation to Things which
heretofore wore only z more or Jess
pronunced tinse Of suspicion. In an
open letter 10 Senator Lodge chal-
lenging his statement that the firm
is not for free sugar ArDucsie
Brothers make these specific aver
mentg That dutytree sugar woula
mean sugar a retail TWO cents the
pound cheaper than il now is that
the farmers now raising sugar Deets
are forced 10 seii tbs pfoduct 10
the refneries gu a free Trade basis.
AZ the Identical prices which are
paid in Europe while compelled 10
bay back The refined article a.
prices swollen By a protective tar
m that the total value OF Louis
lana sugar is only $250o0. Co. annu-
ally. to protect which the people OF
the nation are taxed not less than
s150,9e0. 900: that ii would be cheap
er to pay the l.ouisianians their
present profits outright; and that
the manufacturers of beet sugar p3id
one hundred per cent dkIdend ~
1911. which means that iYey have
cspital ed the proiiJtbn accorded
them under the existing Arin law.
Coming. as these statements do
from one OF the greatest suear firms
il the country which knows from
actual experience all the ms apa
outs Of the business. they conid
With reasonable safety 1e accepten
as representing the true facts ln the
case. even though there was no oar
side evidence to eorrOborate then
OF the latter, however there is an
abundance and 10 spare u IS. Tor
an instance. an admitted aflds ~ !
.lotrsa iset thst american refBed sussf
is sold in london al two cents ine
pound below the price eXacled for
f in New Mex co the txact saving
which the ATbuekle Brothers say
would accrue 10 the domestic con
sumer from free sugar As % the
enormous profits apeG by inc re
sners under existing conditions
there is no room for argument The
IsvideBd paid By the trust and Us
affiliated and subsidiary concerns
.esi the tale with = force Which cah
lot but carry conviufion-
II the light Of he facts IN the
.sse. sir. Underwood and his house
q leagues pursued the obviously /
-roper course the other day IN re
using 70 ACCEPT fe compromise /
nzar bsil recently passed BY the |
ensfe. 81 dealing with the sugar /
.se he was feaiiy gooa company s.s mns'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07


The sport approached the TWO men
who were drinking together
Excuse me he said Shut have
lust made little bet nd we nave
agreed to let you decide ii. What
is the most delightful month Ill the
year2r
July" responded both strangers
with one voice
lose. said tile sport Il said
September But why do you both
agree on July2'
Il am ia The ice business. said
the first stranger.
And am in the laundry bust
ness. added the second stranger
Exchange
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

o.-"And / heard voice from heaV-
en- saying, Write, Blessed are the dead
which die in the Lord from hence
forth" Revelation xiv, 13. Who are
the dead who die in the Lord. and how
can a dead person die? "a. c. d.
Answer There are three kinds Of
death mentioned ia the Scriptures 80
the Adamic death; the sacrihcial death.
or death Of Christ; and the second
death"
The Adamic condition Of death, pass
ed upon all the human race because Of
Adams dls0bedience The world Of
mankind may be regarded as con
Wet race under sentence Of DEATH
As by one man sin entered into the
world, and death by sin; and 50 death
passed upon all men" (Romans Y, 12)
The death of Christ IS different from
that OF Adam and his posterity. Adam
died as q convict. the Lord Jesus died.
not as a convict, but as sacrifice for
the sin Of the world His was sac
rinclaI denth. and began at Jordan
when He presented Himself in full
tfHAt~r-f q AVlA AW tFttAs anu ~ - Aa4afNA-
81" John xix, 80 when lie died upon
the cross, three and one half years
later. From the Divine viewpoint. tile
lord Jesus ssas uo longer considered
- man from the tinre of IFS conse-
Grafton: but was regarded as a spirit
mel new creature" He was dead
sccording to the flesh, and was alive
according 70 the spirit Thus it IS
with tie true followers u Christ. LAS
msny rs were baptized into Christ
vere baptized into HIS DEATH (Ro-
mans VI, B. Prom the time Of full
20 Cod. these are counted
ss being dead. as SAYS the Apostle
~Te are dead and your life Is hid with
rhrist ID God" tCOlossians 81, 81
These are the dead who die n the
Lord dying daily IN the Lords serv-
lee. and IN the service Of the truth
q Corinthians ", 81 See also Ro-
rzrs VI. 8; ColosslanE Il. 20.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

II must be three or four yearS
since Capt Hobson predicted tnal
the great esrth-shaking war between
japan and the United states would
break ont inside Of "A months. And
the Mikado has up and died without
seeing IL through 10 a finish.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

The ailegstioH that The dens and
dives OF New York have been pay
ing something like two and one nail
million dollars year for protection
uonld indicate that even vice graft
ing up there is carried on ON
metropolitan scale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

The Philadelphia Inquirer voices
the opinion that Chicago is galninE
wisdom Miib the years. The re
suit OF the isst municipal election IN
the Quaker City encourages the hope
that the people Of Philadelphia
are daHg likewise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

Ebert Hubbard predicts that IN
time snakes Will become extinct IN
America. bBt Il is safe 70 wager
.ast il will not he the Ballingers VINO
are responsible for their eiimsna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

Constipation is the starting point
for many serious diseases TO Pc
realthv keen the bowels active and
regular. HERBlNE viii remove all
accumulations in the bowels and put
The system IA prime condition. Price
SOC. Sold by owl Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

The mayor OF Liberty. No, res gn-
ed because the town cOunci! over
ruled his veto Nearly every man
has q different idea as 10 what II
taxes 10 constitute a comeback
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y BHiLliRN ! ), -
u =
-
In the least things have faith.
yet distrust in DE greatest OF al --
uever dfd repent for doing good.
vor man moi now
chstas,eare
pelieve mo unon the margin OF
ceIee,ial streams alope those sim
MOS groV which cnre the heartachc.
onafellow
mite
AM know not what's resisted.
BURNS.
The chief good is the exercise Oi
vlrtue in perfect lille Aristotle
That COD VINO ever lives ana loves
And cpe farof divine event
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

Mr. Grace says ~ vic tod an m
famous lie. AS for us, we have no
opinion in the matter Except that
Nr. Grace is no cavalier. Still il
PROBABLY is TOO much TO ask courtesy
and politeness of a man engaged IN
nursing a bullet wound believed 70
have inflicted By his wife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

Who. demands the London
STANDARD imperiously, rs 10 control
tas English laRgaage, The English or
the Americans o, let George %
il The Colonel is bnsy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07
pretty girl.

pretty girl
eWHy2" asked the young man,
who was one OF her admirers.
Father ana mother and ! TOOK
straw vote last night and you nad
clear majority of one. chicago
Rec0rd-ierald
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

AZ we understand Il. IL is not the
fact that Rosenthsl was removed
that caused the furry. II is thxiact
that his removal was irreguiaEs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

The Way He Saw It.
Tea What j. a weather Yane?
Pupil--Why- why, its chicken
on a roo. Judge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

Q.-po the words "everlasting," and
"for ever and ever" as applied to the
punishment of the wicked, mean an
eternity OF misery, anguish, and tor
uent, or merely punishment fer sea
son? Cannot the wicked be destroyed
lf they are fire proof and indestrueti-
BILE; then have they not eternal life as
we'll as the righteous? And II they nave
eternal life; how then shall we under
stand the words Of the inspired writer
when he says "and ye know that no
murderer hath eternal life abiding in
him?" John iii, IS. (Serious)
Answer.-Iet no one be deceived re
garding the duration Of the punish
ment Of the wicked. as il IS repeatedly
put forth ia the Scriptures that II Is
for eternity aud not merely for sea
son. However, it is not question IS
10 the duration Of the punishment, but
il is a question as to the nature Of the
punishment It Is on this point that
many Christians have been confused
When the Apostle says, concerning the
ultimate fate Of the wicked, they shall
suffer euerIastiHg destruction from the
presence OF the Lord, they at once gel
the thought OF the eternal feature Of
the punishment. but do not get the
proper idea as TO its nature; reasoning
generally that destruction" means
preservation On fire and brimstone)
Death IS the punishment for sin. 1t Is
the penalty for disobedience. ''The
trages Of sin is death" (Romans Vi, 23)
And when death IS eternal. it is eter-
nal punishment There should be NJ
question on this point The Scriptural
proposition is very plain. The gift OF
God Is eternal life. through Jesus
Christ our Lord" The wicked who,
after full light and knowledge, refuse
to accept Of the grace Of God as mani
Tested through Christ will never re-
ceive the "glft" of eternal life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-07

GA prominent clergyman in one Of
the lssSino cities Of this country, re-
Gently states IN . public discourse, that
ne. in eonmoni with NEST ministers o.
the Gospsl. 5;GNnot believe in hell OF
ftsrsl sire and brinstons- He said that
tie peogie Of this day and generation
were too enlightened 20 accept the bar
barous oectrine or literal roasting
ard tsastina IN ac=uai FIRE. However
ne tnouant that thet wicked would sui
ssr m great anguish cf mind IN SPtH-
tTUEL FIRE throughout eternity.
Tier torment would be mental sut-
Fsrfns and nc. physical one. CsnyeS
t.H ne Il this is the correct view, ano
4 50; where in the 8 bic does L speak
u spiritual fire?' (Lsyman.)
Answer-It Is to he regretted that
:, many clerge uen ere wont 70 give
EXPRESSION 10 theories and ideas thai
ar without the slightest suspicion Of
i S.tgptural' l'hasis. TLere are SO many
- ting theories and .QLlplQns aaoat
Oh the SEA Of religious thought thai
tbo~e who attempt to follow them with
out the guidance Of the Compass, the
Bible itself. become wholly lost in the
miSts Of intellectual obscIrity. They
are ~at sea indeed. The people no
longer believe In the theory of greai
furnace Of literal fire and brlmstone
aud the few benighted clergynen. who
stu persist in trying 10 make the peo-
Die believe in this awful teaching are
merely wGsting time. The time has
come when it would be 10 their inter
est and to the interests OF the cause
which they represent. to stand forth
and tell the people the truth on the
subject Of the punishment OF the wick
ed The Bible clearly and unmistaka-
bly teaches that death is the wages OF
siu. and not eternal torment In ANY
form. literal or spiritual" mental OF
physical. See the following romans
vi %; ii Thessalouians /, 9; Acts nj, 70
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BY GEORGE FITCH Auchor Of AT Good Old srVash"
Copyright, 1912, 6 Gorge Matthew Adams
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b Monument To Eve.

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" you make cash purchase
amounting 20 $500 we viii sell yog
slso 20 lbs. Of sugar Cor sf.oo-Square
Deal grocery. phone 5se.
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L. Il. Lohr is prepared to do ar
a1r. DiaguOn laeu aanass r~'.e
! xsaused IL kind of slow. iudiffersn
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d x Is x x K = 4 #x \ \ y 4 < :
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VAeRANT VERSE

S IS ! < = %E E1 X 3 = S n !
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y never did repent for doing good,
Nor shall not now
Shakes peare
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-HCOuFd9
II congratulate you, said the
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In the least things have faith.
yet distrust in DE greatest OF al -
Browning
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Believe me. upon The margin oil
celestial streams alone those sim
ples grow which cure the heartache.
III 4ong gfellow
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HRILLiAN rs.

!. r. x 4 x = Il 4 \ = < ~ = =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-04
GENERAL OR0z.CO
FINALLY BEATE: n
Mexican Rebel Leader
Crushed by Series
of Defeats.
IspecIal to The TImes-Disnatch-l

7
Washington, August a.-Cionerai
rasouN crozeo. leader of the rcvolr-
ton which has threatened the cquli-
brium OF Mexico for nearly year. is
finally beaten. In the opinion of milf
tary and the president The once
powerful commander OF host OF wei
armed ana equipped men, nghAn- 10
unseat President Madero Ut all haz-
ards. is preparing to flee from Juarez.
tho last town TO which he could to-
treat
His army Is but an insiruincamt rem
nant OF the forces once under his com-
mend- Tic has been crushed in 81 series
OF defeats ant now his protested iu-
tention OF rosortiug to guerilla wat-
fare has been shattered by the funia-
mental forces. What followers h. tas
left are poorly armed and impover-
isncd. The extensive funds with whlch
he was backed at the beginning OF
hostllitics nave been withdrawn
II As now believed that Oro1co vita
handful of men VIII seek some
mountain fastnoss and. with "a threat
OF kcaping up looting and pnlneing I'M
definitely. make what terms Of peace
he can with Madcro.
President Taft's proclamation. closinr
American costom houses TO munitions
and arms for the rcbcls ina Meylto. ana
the rigid United States patrol which
has been maintained at the border 90
protect smuseling. accomplished Oyos-
co.'s defeat
To-days dispatches 80 Washinston
all Conarmod the reports that thc 'n-
survecuonists have met with dis-
ngtrous lrfcAt ut the ras.e. t5rnrdra