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VOL 5, NO. 14. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, IBM. TEN CENTS,

AV. B. IIERFORD,

Real Estate AgentNOTARY PUBLIC,

KATON NEW MEXICO.

W Headquarter for Timber

Claims Deeded Lund's and Town

lets.

OBITI' llT,!'

ICouIflbutttlNever have we been called upon

to chronicle euch a sad cane ason January 27tl, in the

death of Bonnie, beloved wife of

Mj. A. (i. Dawscm

In the prime of life, with- - every

earthly smrouuding to- - make life

happy, Mrs. Dawson was called Iv

pay that last and- sorrowful

debt.Only twe short tare aeo Mr.

Dawson, beht his youthful and

beanlifut brid ainong ns, proud,as he might welV'be, of securing

SisBsrcl'i Harrow Escape.

London F'Btt'O.

According to private corres-

pondence from Be. lin, Prince Bis-

marck has been considerablyrrnubled of late by the effect of

buJIet wound be received so many

years ago from the revolver of a

would-b- e assassiu. Many peoplehave forgot ten even the circum-

stance that the great GermnnChancellor was so murderously at-

tacked by the yotub Blind, but as

a matter of faet five shots "eiedischarged at him, and-i- t was sim-

ply owing to the sturdy way in

wliih be grasped his assailant'n

The Change of the Land Laws.

Washington, January 30. The

sub couimiilp of tie hone com-

mittee of public lands-- , which has

been considering the various piop-erition- 8

to change the-- .nd laws,ha completed its laUrs Resukitiff from it- deliberatio'iis is & bill

in lien of all others: ''A bill to

secure to actual settlers lands

adapted to farming, to protect the

foreets of the public domain,, and

for H otber purposes."'Ihe chie,f provisions are as fol-

lows: All lands to be rlnssed as

agricultural, timber, mineralr des

Home EvidenceNo ethor preiartii)n lia on nl

homo equ'.il to Hood's Suiwipaillla. In

Lowell, Mas., uiii-r- It Is nul ; It Is

as It has been tor yeiim, tl Initliin; mriiii-lu-

for purifying Uie bluoU, and1 toning aa

urenutlieiiiiix tlic aystonu This " stootl nanw

at lioine" W "a tower of slronuthIt would require a volumo'

People to print all I.owull. pfo.llwve said In favor of lloncl'

Of SjrRap.irllla. Mr. Alliori

I Estes, liviiiR at 2S Kast 1'liM

LO"BI stret, Lowc-ll-, for 15 yi'si

employed as boss eaneuter by J. W, llenmlt,.

president of the Erie Tileptinno- Coiiiikui

had a larso ruaulnn sore some on his lea.,

which troubled Mm a year, when lie bepn tp

take Hood's Sarsaparilla. The sore Mn grewless In stse, and in n short Uine dlsappeated.

Joj.Diiiipliy.SM Celt-tr- al

Street, Howell, bad' PraiSOswelllugs anil- - lumps u H ,n O o aon bis face audi neek,winch Hood's swipa- -

Sarsaparllltrllla completely eared.-

Mrs. C. W. Marriott, wits of the First As-

sistant Fire Enfiineer oJ I.swell, says thatfor 10 years she was trouMi) with stomach-disorde-

and sick headache, which nothingrelieved. Tho atlacks mine on every for-

tnight, when she was obllRcd to take her boVand was uimble to onduia any noise.. SIhv

took Hood's Sarsaparilla, and alter a tlni

Uie attack cohscS entirely.Many more ailjflit Le given had' we room-O- n

the recommendation, ol people of Lowell,

who know us, ws ask you

Hood's SarsaparillaSold by ll ilnieiflliU.. ill 1ifor5. rorulolUj-- '

by C. 1. 1100 0 4 CO., ipothnrl, Lowell, .

100 Doses One Dollar

ani that only one of theiii took effect. This bu4tet clan eel off one

of the Chancellor's lower rtbs, and

a bony excrescence which devel-

oped in eonwqseuce still marks

theplaoe.. As it turned out, loo,Bismarck's risk-- was by no uwans

at so end when he grappled with

and eiezed his assailaut. A mili-

tary guard hurried up on

hearing the Chancellor's shoots,and the impulse of the foremost ol

these sialart Prussian grenadierson seeing a comparatively feeble

stripling being held and seeminglymaltreated by a ponderous man

with tld bead for Bismarck's

hat had fallen off was to club hi

riile and bring it down on the lat-ter- 's

bare pate. Luckily for Ger-

many, however, mo Chancellorwarded off his impending fute by

slrotrtviig out, "Hold on, I amon whioh, as the latter

himself tells the story, the soldierdropped his weapon i a much'g: eater fright tliau that of his es-

caped victim.

An Indittna member of congressseems to have omitted to be n at

thouijh be- - took" the pre-

caution to bo bom in Europe . His

seat is therefore left coldly vacantuntil seine citizen can be electedto it'.: Congress is getting particular in taese matters.

Remember the Raton Market

when you are purchasing your

supplies of meat. "

UA U. r

ThisisthefTopoftheGRNUiNaPearl Top Lamp Chimney.Allothers, similar are imitation.

Thia exact Label

my- is on each Pearll Tnnf'llimilPV.A dealer may say

BUT- HF..HAS NOT.

Inair.t upon the ff act Label and Top.Fun Sals EvrrYwius:. Made ociy by

m. A, MACBETH & CO., Fittsuiirgti, Pa.

i

I. S. LETTflf!Has in stock siul for sal at lowest prices)

FLOUR,.SILVXR QltEUS, PRItlK OF DKNVEB, V7H1T

LOWf, CHAH1MON.

SW1SET POTATOES,UKKKIiSY POTATOW;---

WATS.VB POTATO IS '

CHOICK API'LKS.NOKUIEBN- Ari'LKS, PI1VNH., A!'RtCOTO!

BDTTKR. EGGS- -IlAMrLARO, t'OFKKK, TOMATOK.: HONE? V

Wheat,- Oats; and" hfAgent for ous

Amole Scap-

Blacksmith Sfio

PUOPRIETOR..

t&" Special Attention given he

Shoeing of Lame Ilorsesi

Cor. Second Street and Cook Avtnue

DENTIST.

HHTA11 work guaisnteed,.

Offles onFlrst Street, ovet Baraara Broa.'Hlere.

Attorney and- Counselor at Law,H. O. Box- "F," ...Santo Fe, N. M.

Practices In Supreme and alf DistrictCourt of New Mexico. Special atten-

tion gWen to Mining find Spanish andMexican Land Grant Lltigationv

O. bTALNrfKEH,

til YSIC1 AN and srjKGEON.

Office on Seesnd street, irerner

Saunders Avenue- -

DM I IV It. rKAIIKM,EATTORNEY-AT-LAW- -

in Williams Block, -

Cook avenue Baton, N. M.

1 KOKWE W. r.EK,U

ggr Office with E. B. Franks,

attorney-at-lnw- , Cook avenue.

1 B, KUVrrPHYSICIAN and; DENTIST,

exjloeln tho Williams building Cook-nv- .

feB-Qvn- HouRS-Fr- om 16 to 12 A M.,

3 to 4, and 6:!W to 7:3 P.

SS-- All operations to Dentistry per-formed by special appointment.

R. KOHLHOlWItX. m. ..

PHYSICIAN an SURGEON.

OUloe en First street, sscenti dor southof post office, Baton, N. M.

K HoumH0:00 t 1():00a.m.;i:(W to v. M.; nnd 7:08 to l):00 r. it.

ATTORNEY-AT-LA-

t)mc COKNKK First St. and Coox avb.N. M.LLATON. - - -

Will prnctlce In all the Courts in

northern New Mexico, and the SupremeCourt at Santa Fe.

t'df Pirnlnr meetinir of Ttafcon IMvl

ion, No. 3, U. K. K. of l, first Wetlnes-i- i-- vnnii,ir nf eiic.h month, in Arinurv.

over Pace's store. Visiting Knight!'ordlally Invited.

l P. Fanniwo, Sr. Kt, Capt.Yf. A. Hawk, St, Kt. Recorder.JVST Keguiar meeting of Harmon)

Lod'ije, No. 6. K. of P., every Alondny

evening at 7:30 o'clock, at tlielr hnll,over Post Oftice. All visiting brother"am cordially invited to attend.

no. B. Bkrinokh, C. C.

E. Eiseman.n, K. ef K. and S.

meetlntr of Oate CityNo.ll; A.F.& A. Mi, on the first

nd third Thursday nf each montii.Vlstrlnor brethren are cordially Invitedto attend.

Richard Ekoi.ish, w. M.C.i D, Stbvkns. Secretary..

lar meetings of Raton hodfreV i 1 1. . F., will he held on Satur-

day of enen week. VUitlag brothersare welcome;

H, 3. Duoan, K. G.

J. R. Uti.u Stecratary.

C. I. mmm,

Mattrcssj. and Springs, ,

aTIOVES asl TINWARE.

ert or reserved. No timber land

U to be sold, t the timber uponit may be disposed of to the lticlr-e- st

bidder, after ndvenisemsut. iw

forty-aer- e tracts; the timber to he

removed in six years. Timber suail

not be appraised at less than $10

n acre. Forest lanu may tie set

apart as "public reservations.Tlie desert land law is continued

in effect, with an amendment re- -

qairiu; enHrymen to fiiV niHps ex-

hibiting the mode of the contem-

plated irrigation and oource of

water supply.All the laws allowing pre erup-

tion of pubGo lands, ansP. the-ac-

entitled "An act to amend tbo actto encourage the growth of timber

on the western prairies,'' and all

otber 'awg in conflict with the previsions of the present bill, are re

pealed; but aM bona fide claimsinitiated before Us passage may be

perfected.All law relating tcbounty land

warrants,, college and other land

warrants and scrip, remain in force.

The homested law amended

so as to allow beads of families

and citizens of legal age, andhave tiled tliefr Intention

to become such, to-- enter a quartepsection or less of public lands, butno person who is the proprietor of160 asres of land, or who quits andabandons his residence or bis own

land to reside on public lands in

the same State or Territory, shallacquire any right under the home-

stead laws.

Services at the new Presbyterian

chapel on Sunday at 10:45 A. M.

Sabbath school meets at 3 P. M. All

are cordially invited- -

The liaton Meali Manket, on

Cook avenue,. is the place to pur-

chase your meats. Everythingfirnt-clas- and lowest. price3 tor

caah.

At the Baptist church oil Sunday,

there will be preaching at the

usual hours by Rev. VV. W. Har-

vey, pastor. Morning subject---

"The Christian Kitce"'; text, Heb,

xii, 2. - Evening subject Friend-nliin- :

1st. Between man and man;

2d, Between Christ and man;. text,ProVi- xvlii, 2k.

Donl'elipe Tafoya, who lives on

Trinclieva, reports ilie recent fiud-in- c

of the remains of a man, who

hud been murdered ia Trinchera

pass. The man diod from three-gun-sho- t

wounds, andr a horse was

shot and killed at tho same placethe man was murdered presuma-

bly the horse the victim rode. W

is remembered' that a stranger, lastNovember wis employed by. a

liquor seller not far from Trinche-

ra pass. Also' that the two, once

rode away together and were notseen afterward. The better ch

cumstanoed of the-two- it j&eaid..had soum $100 in money. The con-

clusion is that the hired man murf

dered the man for, wh.oitt .he had!

worked and a!ao killed the vic-

tim's horse, and' rode out of the?

couutry. wit!, iMruits-of-- rob- -

oua of Ke4cky ii fairest dnugb- -

ters. ",

' rTo day he mownrnir her death,.

with the only consolation of ruisiiig

bis infant daughter to be as loveijand pure as was its dead mother.

The impressive funeral serviceof the M.TE. Church was conducted

at the late home of the defeased,by Rev. O. W. Kay, on-- . Sunday. at2 p. m., after whioh the largestfuneral procession ever seett in

IJaton headed by the member of

Gate City Lodge, A. F. & A.M.,of which .Mr Ilawspiv was a much

respected niember-folUwe- J theremains-t- tbbir istT3ting place.

The bereaved husband, with bia

infant daughter, has left Raton for

the Vermejo,Jo the homo of bis

father, where he will in future re-

side. R- - E- -

REsiiTiim w mnn

WuJAS, It has pleased'tlieGrand Architect of tho Universe

to remove frow our midst by death,

January 27ib, the beloved wife

of our respected Brother, A. G.

Dawson, we, the members of date

City Lodge, No. H, A-- P. is A. M.rhtht in Union on

fa V o " ' ' r

February 2, 1888, do nnauimoHsly

adopt the followingTherefore, be it Resolved, That

while wo. bow in bumble submis-

sion to the wilf of the Most High,

yet we none tho less realize the

loss of our respected Brother,

whose wife died in-.- , the flower of

lifyResolved, That this Lodge,

through love for our Brother, ex-

tend to. Himself. Infant Daughter,and Family, its .most sincere and

heartfelt sympathy iu this their

hour of oflliction and distress, and

commend them to Him who gives

peacs to-all-.

Resolved., That these resolu

tions- be entered on tho minutes of

this Lodge, and a copy sent to

Brother Dawson and his family.liiniARD English. W. M.

C..D. Si'kvknh, Sec.

Bedstead's, cheap, at fcJinnock's.

Dr. tlayden'a office is on Second

at., op. J.F. Buruam'a residence.

JUST RECEIVED-- At Bush- -

ncll & E'.semann's, a nice line of,

domestics, suoh as Ginghams, Cal

Kooes,. Mushns and Cheviots.

FOR RENT A good house ofthree rooms, with stable bck endof lot, next door to Lmlwig'a Bak-

ery on First street. Enquire of E.

Parson, at depot.

Dr. Holcomb. of Raton, ia agaitvin the city. H.o visits are begin-

ning to. assume the aspect of

and seem to indicate

danger that ho will finally locate

heie permanently. Trinidad Ad-

vertiser.

Gopher-fhsmio- g is a new indue-- ,

try beguu at Auburndale, Flu, Two

men havs devoted a tract of 1,000

acres to the purpose.. It is said

that tho most fastidious epicurecannot tell the flesh.of the Florida

gopher frora the fr.mou Maryland

ttsrapiu.,..

W. T. PEACHER. W..A. KM. .

PEACHER & HAWK,,Retail Grocers,

FIRST- STREET Ne-t- ; door t Pontofflctf"'

MEW STOCK ;

Sugars, . Coffee, Ten, Flour, , Meal,". Graham-Mea- l,

Canued Goods, . Jellies, . Preserves, . Spice,

Fruit Butter,' Ham, . Lard, . Baeon( Potatocay- - Et

DRIED AND EVAPORATED. FRUITS'. ,

Teachea, . Apricots, Plums,- -. Berries,. Cfir.'tii's-'-f- .

Apples,

Why the Train are fflajfd.Kumm City Str.

Santa Fe conductors are seem-

ingly under surveillance by asquad of "spotters" who maketheir headquarters in Kansas CityFor some time complaints havebeen made to officials of the roadthut trains were inexplicably de-

layed. The spotters are here tolearn the ce.use of delays and not

to' spy" conductors as to theirhonesti. It is said thut since thecollectors were put on the trainsthe conductors have combinedwith the engineers to hinder thetrains from reaching their destina-tion on time.

A Japanese Legdid.

nd-- n H.S, Tliorons in In Overland for February

Among the heroines whose names arerenowned in Japanese classics, whose

memory Japan still delights to honor, as

marking a distinct historical era, noname has become more classical than

Tokiwa, the beloved concubine ofYoshitomo. Artists never lire of pictur-

ing her flight nfler the assassination of

her, lord, during the memorable fightwith the Taira, in 159.

Tokiwa was the daughter of a peasant,possessed of wonderful beauty, and wasthe object of Yoshitomo's tenderest af-

fection, During his flight from his en-

emies, Yoshitomo was killed in a bath-

room by hired assassins, Tokiwa fled,

hoping to preserve the heirs ol Mina-mot- o

line. It was winter, and lier pathlay through regions of snow, far from

the populous cities and orange groves ofher birth, With swell eg heart of griefand fear, she carried her baby upon her

breast, and urged two little sons at herfeet, one led by her hand, and the other

manfully bearing his father's sword, not

knowing where to go or how to subsist.Thus she wandci'ed on, trembling at ev-

ery sound, and fearing every f;ce,

knowing well the plot to exterminate theMinamoto family root and branch,

Mcanwile the minister of state, who

was the lender of the Taira class, con-

ceived a plan by which these childrenwould inevitably fall into his hands a

From Tuesday's Daily.

R. Marcy went to the countyseat

II. B. Hayden has returned fromUte Creek.

Another Chirose laundry onSecond street.

A. II Carey has received a lotof asoliue staves.

J, M. Waldron and wife came it

from Cimarron this morning

Messrs. Murphy, Kiehl and oth-et'- s

have gone to Kiowa 011 a littlepleasure trip.

Mr. Clutton and wife, from Cim-

arron, are vig'ting Mr. and Mrs.V. B Corbett.

Prospectors ore coining in dailyin search of mineral locations.

They mean business.

One youikg tuna in Raton drew$10o in the last draning ef theLouisiana State Lottery, and has

got his money.

The paper in the southern partof the Territory are predicting a

chenge in the running of trains, butdo not fix the date.

Mrs. Jacksoa has rented the ho--i- el

in Springer to Mrs. Wagaerar.d has gone to Ute Creek to take-charg-

of a boarding house.

One of the best almanacs pub-

lished has been received at. thisoffice. It contains a vatit fund of

political, civil, religious nd sci-

entific information which rendersit invaluable to every person whodesires to keep posted. Sent to

any address for twenty cents, bythe Daily XeT3, Chicago, 111.

I'f'ukin Monday's Daily.

There are a u amber of Colorado

gamblers it town.

Three cornea were on the east-boun-

traiu to-da-

W. A. White is doing excellentvork in bin line. He remains but

few days.

lr. Sargent has boon visitingWagon Mound looking for per-

manent location.

A series of religious meetings is

leing held in Santa Fe, nt whichKev. I'.. W. liay is announced to

bo present.

The weal her prophets who buaetliheir predictions on the change ofIts- moon for another cold spellmissed it as usual

C. 1). I.add returned to bis ranch

yesterday, well pleased' with the

prospects of nn organization of Bet-tier-

that will trisan business.

There is a considerable 'Anxiety

just now to kuow nha' lawyer will

le employed by the new settlers'issociation it 11 si. what the line of

jLCtiu will ha.

Reiaomber that each w subiicribet to the Weekly Independent

ho pays his subscription in adranee will receive books, onefacb, week during t'ue year.

The remains of the lute Mrs. A.

ti. Dawson were laid away in thetown cemetery yesterday, followedby it large number of our citizens..The Ma&onic Lodge attended in a

iiody.

Proftpccts are good- for at leastthree tickets in the Held for coun

(From Wednesday's Dily.Collection dayLas Cruets ha had a $40,000

blaze.

This month has twenty-Din- e days,remember.

The Grand Army installs its newofficers on Saturday evening.

The dinanc? ftncment houses-continues- .

There-i- s not a vacantdwelling in a desirable location intotvn.

SV. L.Jsnnings is abie to bo out,but is not recovered ttScientlyJtoallow of his resuming werk at bis-trad- e.

A. G. Dawson fans gone out lo-th- e

ranch, where be will leave hisinfant child in the charge of Lift,

mother.

There was a very good attend-

ance at the rink last evening, andthe entertainment gave generalsatisfaction.

The Raton Lodge of Odd Fel-

lows will go to Blossburg on Sat-tud- ay

night for the purpose, of.

instituting a Lodge there.

Char'es Adams, at onetime con-

nected with the Eaton Comet, issaid to be doing passably well iu-th-

real estate business at Pass-deu- a,

Lower California.

Last night a store was brokeninto in Trinidad and a quantity ofgoods taken, consisting of ribbons,,ladies' collar buttons, satchels, etc.It is lik"ly the thieres may visitRaton to dispose of their plunder,,and our citizens should be on thewatch and notify the officers if theyput in an appearance.

Tilly Arlington will remainfor a few days and while-her-e

will organize a minstrel com-

pany ft om lacal talent for an en-

tertainment some nestweek. Such a performance- as

suggested ought to fill the, rinit aathere area number of ynunganenhere who can "fill the bill."

On Monday last Neville Curtis,a boy about six years of agef tooksome powder in a can into the cel-

lar of his parents' residence onFifth street, where he ignited the)stuff. The- expected explosion fol

Stttltrs on Srtimil Sections,

Henry N Cnpp, the laud JaTyetof Wellington. I). C, wishes thetiddresses of all settlers on schoolseeiions in this Tei ritory, If suf-

ficient iiiiluceuieiit bo obtainod, tiewill nndertako to secure the pass-

age by Congress of h law except-

ing sections sixteen and thirty-si- x

from the school reservation wherea settler was living thereon at dateuf sui rer, and thus enabling him

to sel his itnprovemen's so' as toallow the purchaser, if qualified,to oliiain title. Interested pastiesare requested to communicate al

with Mr. Copp, stating thecircumstances of their cases.

(Jut s lo Hit1 1. S. fiiqirrine loitrL

The Canon del Aguacsse came

tiefoe the Tctritorial supremecourt again last (Saturday on a mo-

tion lo. enter up judgment in ac-

cordance with the decision so thatthe facts could he presented to theUnited SU tes supremo court. The

company also piesented a petitionclaiming that ihe court hud erredin coiisidciing the question as towhether or not precious metals

passed with giants from the .Mex-

ican government, foi the reasonthat this qtisstion was not in therecord of the case and was not ar-

gued and leave was. granted to 3le

lie motion and a petition and thecourt took them under advisement.

Ills liilitiid I'oisiiit.

Dr. Tictor C. Vaughau, profess-or of physiological and puthetogical cliemistiy in the Univeissity of

Michigan, has Htuiouii.'.eiL to theState board of health the insult ofa series of experiments,, which

have ended, he claims, in the con-

tinuation ot ths genu theory in

cases of typhoid fever. The feverwas produced in a cat, with more

completeness and success tbftB has

ever before attended such endeav-

ors; and. those of Dr. Vuaghan'sfriends who have witnessed the

experiments and their results de-

clare that the germ theory in ty-

phoid fover is now a settled fact.The cat inoculated showed all thesymptoms' of the disease, especi-ally that of a greatly heightenedtemperature symptom heretoforelucking in id! other cases of inocu-

lation.. Dr. Vaughau, in referenceto his discovery, said: '

"Last Augiisi there was an epi-

demic of typhoid (ever- - in tha vill.

of Iron Mountain, a place in

northern Michigan of about 4,000inhabitants. Fai t of the town was

supplied with water from a moun-

tain sping anil part liom privatewells from six to twenty feet deep.It was noticed that all those who

used the spring water escaped thedisease, w Idle those who depend-ed tit on the shallow wells wetegenerally stricken down. In all,there weto many hundred casesand shoot forty deaths. I securedsome of the water from these (.hal-

lo wells, and with it experiment-ed upon a number of cats, finallyobtaining,, after labors protractedover it parioi of tix mouths, theresnli which I awionnca to t!

Stats itoKid of health."

i&J.au-beeribe- who renew and-jay-

in, su?ane will; receive thetioottjremj'iJua..

pTan as cruel as it was certain. In

Japan, filial obligation is paramount to

every other. Taking advantage of this

sentiment, the unprincipled ministerseized Tokiwa's mother, knowing thatthe law of a daughter's duty would tri-

umph over a mother's, love and fear forher offspring, and brirg Tokiwa to Kioto,

Half frozen andslaived, the heroicwoman was met by a Taira soldier, w bo

pitying her condition provided her fixid

and shelter, and then communicated thenews of her mother's capture. Then

began tlie wild struggle between l.erfilial dc.ty, and love for her dead lordr.sil for their chikUen and name. Toenter the capital would release her

mother, but destroy her babes.Wit sharpened by. love taught her to

risk all, trusting to her great beauty to

melt Ktyomori's hewt, So sh sudden-

ly appeared before bim, sheltering herthree boys with her arms. The pathosof this act, together with he greatbeauty, crniplctely melted her persecu-tor, J:2e instantly offered to release hermother and spare her children, if shewould give hersclt to him. At first she

indignantly refused, but finally with

floods of tears consented to the condi-

tions, if he would give hei a written

pledge to save her hoys.The court insisted that the young s

should be destroyed. Liut theface ot their bcautilul mother prevailed.That babe sn TcU'jwa's breast becamethe famous Yoshitsune a name thatkindles thewih!e:t enthusiasm in the

young Japanese Son of thedauntless Tokiwa, he yet lives, the Bay-

ard of Japan,

Tirrilnriiil DciiKieralif Central t'oniiiiittce.

The names of the "members of theTerritorial Democratic central committeeare as follows:

T. A. Maiizanarcs.S.m Miguel county,chairman.

J. A. Lee, Bernalillo.C: "iV. Burnam, Colfa:;.

J, P. Booth, Dona Ana,S. Vi Aslicnlcltcr, Gia-nt-

W. C. McDonald, Lincoln..

liafael Romero, Mora.M. Garcia, Rio Arrba.C. H. Gildersleeve, Fe,G. W. Holt, Sierra.U. Ljckhart. Socorto,A, Gosdorf, Taos.At large T. F. Conway, of Grant; -.

S. Trimble, Bernalillo; C, M. Creamer,Santa Fe; V. A. Vincent, San Migael;M. Ualh-gos- . Mora; J. J. Baca, Socorro.

li'llc Johnny's 0 Hii'oiliun.

Sim F.ai.c XHiutin'r.

flees hi-w- hut ducks quacks,and wen Franky, that's the baby,is pc.inlle in his lap he hollers,, butthe lion roars like dissant thunderand makes the welkon wring!

Uncle !Nred, wich has ben in In-j-

and evry were, he says one nit a

a lion come out of the woods andwent to his corral for to eat hiscattle. Uncla Xt'd he got up.andlooked in the cnrrol thru a crack,the-lio- showed his teeth, and Unale Ned sed, "The idiot thinks Iam a dentist, but. I haven't; no timaill! u iruu lu utijj. (Ji-- wii ,

:he lion tainez for to cciill hifl?

f.it his. h.

ty officers at the next election,fhet-r- f are already too. many candi-- .

Jutes for two tickets, naidtho limefor voting is fir off.

The most northern city in theworld is lIarumerfo:;t, Norway.There, at certain periods of the

year, you can see the nun at mid-

night, find Li is the place jtvlicrethe 01, )y grana- that grows is found

jd the housetops

The demi-mond- e of Trinidad is3iiod invitations to a grand bailevid rcnietiilH-rc- the mayor andheading business men. in tlis dislri-billion-

The mayor reciprocatedby inviting tha whole crowd to ac-

cept the hospitalities of the city,and gave his notes to thenoliee for

delivery. Tha rceult was aboutforty arrests, including a numberof gentlemen

tiller Than lliurte.

The nearest to a solution of thedivorce difficulty comes, at lastfrom the liit! Genua a principali-ty of Waldek. lnsleud of permit-ting the marriage of all sorts of

people, irrespective of chanicter, it

is forbidden twiy one who is a.

drunkard to receive a license. Theffieer to whom application- is

made has, as one of his duties, toascertain the character of both

parties as to whether one or theftther is addicti d. to getting drunkand a license is in no case grantedto an individual who has the habitThis is kkbl'es3 better than keeping the divorce courts busy undo-

ing such iiiiBinatiiigs. A drunkardis iucapablo of building a truehome, and is always, liable to dis

nipt ono already buili. The expe-riment is a good one to try. It is

the first step oa the road of whichihirwin spoke, when he said the.

time inigltf come when we shouldconsider the breeding of, humanbeings with somewhat of the carewo bestowed on animals.

A Vermont cashier, ttho hadserved fifty ono years in that posi-tion and always showed a squarebalauco, was recently presentedwith a ring worth $0 by the bankdirectors, This is anoUioc livingprnt thai bouefrty is certain to be

r!.wied io tUe end.

('oiiitressniiin Stone Evplaim.

Kftrsas City Times,

In tnokiug the usual round atthe capito! a few mornings since,the correspondent of The Timesran across Representative Stone of

tha Twelfth Missouri district, com-

ing out of the ways and meanscommittee room, and asked him-wha- t

he thought ef tho prospectfor revenue legw)ntion. Fr. Slone

respondod that he thought thatlegislation reducing taxation fiotaseventy to ninety millions will be

passed by the present congress.and tli-e- parenthetically remarkedthat he thought a recent special to

The Times concerning his connec-

tion with the committee of gentle-men from Joplin, who recentlycam here to look after the zinc in-

terest, was calculated to be

and thereby do him in-

justice. Mr. Stone said that as thecommittee was composed of gen-

tlemen residL.g in his district heendeavored to extend to them

every courtesy in his power. liehad introdacod them- to variousmembers in the house, and with

pleasure, secured them, adequateopportunity to present their viewsto the proper committee. He re-

pudiates the idea that he presentedto the ways and means committeeor any other committee that therewas a specific duty on :,inc. Mr.Stone says that whataver was

the subject wk said by

Jriplin visitors and not by him.c

11 lstit am 2 to 12 o?

The symptoms of biliousness areunhappily, but too well known.They differ in different individualsto some extent. A bilious man is.teldoin a breakfast eater. Toofrequently, alas, he lms an excellent appetite for liquids but nenefor sohds of a morning. His tonguewill hardly bear inspection at anytime;, if it is not while mid fntteil,it is rough-- at all events.

The digestive system is whollyout of order and diarrhea or cons-

tipation-may be a symptom or thetwo may.alternate.Tliere aro oftenhemorrhoids or oven loss of blood.Tltere may be giddiness and oftenheadache and acidity or flatulenceand tot.derness in the pit of thestomach. . To ocrreet all this if noteffect- a care trv August?lowct I' costs. Bnt n trifle and

) atlwj, Ui etluincy..

lowed, frightening the neighbors,,and nearly setting the house onfire. The littlo fellow was terriblyburned a,ad his recovsry seemsdoubtful.

One of cur leading business mendeclares that the gambling games-wi- ll

make a cash basis for trade.He says no man who works for s

salary and throws his money awayagainst thase games of chance can

get credit for goods with him. Thisis the correct theory. The manwho has hard work to support hisfamily has no right to adopt thesporting fraternity.

In Search of Unil's USic,

Omnha WortJ,

Mr. Teter Enter, You are wel-

come.Dakota Spirit Is it far to the

other placet"You mean the bad place, I pre-

sume. It is not far. Why?""Lf you don't mind, I should

like to go there first a little while,to get warm.''

V .V a ,i 1 cjfifv."Another wonderful discovery has

been made and that too hy a lady inthis county. Disease fastened its.c.lutcl Oi upon her and for seven yearstha withstood i:s severest tests, bu,her vita' organs were underminedand death seemed iinmioent. Furthree month she coughed incessant-ly i.nd could not s!ect. She hoitchtof ua hotlleot Dr. King 8 New Dis

covery for Coneum lion and was so

tuuc relieved on Inking lirst dossthat she s'ept all night and with 0110

bottle tins lieeii miraculously cured.Her name ia Mrs. Luther Lutz.'Tbua..witn W. 0. Ilaiurck Co., bfvShelby, N. C Get, R trial hotfifc

'A C.Tktfjewt's Cit,yDu5, Ptorv:.

RA.TOK" "WEEKLY 1N"X)EPE3SJ"I)E2TG. V. COOK. II. II. SIIfcPIIERD.OFFICIAL DIKECTOKY.

TERRITORIAL.

Telcpito lo Coin-roM-i Vptlionr .ItwDli

H. II Flagg,NOAH A. OWEN

Is prepared to deliver his Cslebr.ited

DIAMOND0O-A.-

L

To the citirMisof Union at reasonable

rate?. Orders loft nt his residi-ne-

on lower Second street, next lo Dr.Iloleomb's, will receive pronipattention.

Cook A venue XiveryStable

.

COOK & SHEPHERD, Props.

HOUSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,

Hay and Grain Constantly on Salo.

Best Livery Teams and CarefulDrivers for Parties Desiring to

Visit the Countrymi

1 Orders for COIL Promptly Filled,

A . II. CAREY,-- DDALKR 1- S-

gricultiiral Implements',Uiirber) anil Plain Fem e Wire,

STOVES of every descriptitm.Finn Tabln Cutlery, Varnis'ies, BrushpF,

ll'iiisi'bold Ulensils, . Paints, tiUss,Pocket Cutlery, Oils, Fully

Hanging and Stand Lamps, Hie,

Till ImmSecond Street : :

Born & Hotchkin,Dealers in

FURNITURE,Wall Paper,

Mirrors,Pictures,

Picture Frames,Mouldings,

Etc., Etc , EtcFull Llneof

Undertaker's Supplies.All Orders Promptly Attended to.

cy FURNITURE and WALL PAPER a Specialty,--TPS

i'lToriiur - Mmiitid (1. l(nsSrrrelnry. V. Une.tttnruay Otlirrul ll in in Hri-e-

.Audii.ir Triuulud Alarid1 rauiin-- r Ahioiilo (irlii r SnliiMiriAdjutant Uciicrul huwiml L. Untlei

Jl'DI IARV.tAifcf Juxllrr Supreme f'mirt -- .It. V. I.misAwkhmaio Jutii in district K. A. KwwAwuc.iut Ju.li.-- S I tU rut II. KriukiT

nt district w. y, HiMulptsxuAwicluii- - J'isiliii iili district ,K. V. LhubV. 8 Pi.tru-- Attorney., liufim Smith

a. Marshal Umuul'i .Miirtincxrk ,iMcmr Court I!. M. h'urcc

erk 4ili liw.l t Court It. M. John-m-

Mauk Attorney U. W- MillLAND I'EI'AUTMKNT.

f-- t. Survoyar tieticral Cjeon;o IV. JulianUml J. H. Walker

l.ecrivcr 1'uUic Muiirya Iili O. KntippI'. S. AUMV.

timmi!iUr Illslrk-- X. en. R. II llricrsnnAvijiuu it Lieut. i L. Wimdvwud

t'.S Intcpal Itcv. Ooite-'tu- P. vedrnrtyScl'y Burruuut Immit,'rntiou li.C. lluructt

COI..NTY-

HlierilT .Abrnlinni KeverAsrs.or .licmxe V UccrT'rolnit (;iertc. M M. Saiiwarvfica-ure- r Allen K. Bursinui

iiiiiiiKKiirtnn- l. rlrM.rici KrMciNco M rtim--wuiis-ioiie- 'Jri t Henry 1'. Sclien-- r

irsimsjumu-- r 3d district liuorse r'Mu--trwiifrintcmleiil of Scouls J ,M. MadridrYabaio Judti Nc-t- Miulini'z

I'KECINYT.

Jtic of tVin I'fsre ...Kiojert I. ThumnsDiipuly .Slicrifl".., liyol'nc. V Cook

S I'. oilierSubool Directors.. ...icort;e V. 'oo

...... John Julls

1 Sldlrn Serrtt,

Knull-.- Much nic,There used to be, close by Tem-

ple Bur, in London, an old chem-

ist's shop. The proprietor ofit, in

days no:ie by, enjoyed I he monop-oly of muting citric acid. More

favoiably ciieuitiRtaiiced than anyother necret manufactures, his wasa procei-- that if quired no assistance. He employed uo workmenExperts etitue to sample, assort andbottle bis products. They ucrerentered the laboratory. The mviMic

operatieus by which he grew richwere confined to himself. One

day, having locked the doors andblinded the windows, sure, asusual, of the safety of bis secret,our chemist weut home to his din-

ner. A cbiuiuey sweep, or a boydisguised as such, wide awake in

chemistry, was on the watch. Fol-

lowing the secret-keepe- r so far onbis way t Char jug Cross n to besure ho would nt return that day,the sooty philosopher hied rapidlyback to Temple Bar, aRcendud thelow building, dropped down theflue, saw all be wante and return-

ed, carrying with him the mysteryof making citric acid. The mo-

nopoly of the inventor was gone,A few mouths after, and tbe price

aj reduced by four-fifth- The

poor man was heartbroken, andtlied shortly afterward, ignorant oftbe trick by which hs bad beenvictimized.

F.mvka.The motto of California means, 1

have found It. Only hi that Inud ofsunshine, where the oraiigo, lemon,olive, fij; and grape bloom and ripen;luid attain their highest perfection intnid-wiiitc- are the herbs found, thatare used in (hat pleasant remedy f jrall throat and lung troubles.

Santa Abie the rnlor of cough?,r.sthina and consumption, Mr J. B.Hcbrocder has been appointed ngentl'or this valuable remedy, and sells it

nuder a guarantee at i a bottle; threefor $2.50.

Trv California tho onlyyuarantet-- euro for catarrh, $1, bymail, i. 10. 6

Why lie Was liiHrilar.Uvlrolt Free P e,

After the party: First CandidMiss of ten What do you thinkofJiramy Kobertst I tbiak he'sjust splendid!

Second Candid Miss I don'tbe tried to kiss me last night!

"And didn't he do it?"

"No; be let me get away Iromhiml"

ISncklen'a Arnica Snlve,The Best Salve in the world for

Cuts, Bruises, Snren, Sail Rheum, Fe-

ver Sores, Tetter, OjiiApped Hands,Chilblains, Corns, an all Skin Erup-tions, and positively cures Pi Irn, or no

pay required. It in guaranteed to

jrive partem satisfaction, or money re-

tarded. Prvtt) tft cents per box.For sale al 0. C. lluffman's City

Drua; Storev First eirent.

Jl.M- j-

C5V2L ESCI tlU. S. Deputy enrvpyor.

Offire with W, 0. Wrigley, Esq.,Saunders ATiiue.

tiulioul. mini, tooth.1 C 4iirrrn .!itr tlhwlly thntiv-- all rk i.rta.rrrt

ii.ti them".'1 V- o h't ftd ViponiJi Stwnp-- fcivctt itynrnui'Jbf ( .iuMtuTtilr or vo tirtit f.iiO tn n?tu

inn'iftn'y i'iirit In thi3 riM.utli'vytfticil p4tt)iU'.itUc. hihiItliiSANOtrl ULClltlti Co..;'AiNtrt BL'K.DENVEt

1'he Hl VEKB' Ct IDK Uailtl March,

caeh art' am li.-"-,

11', llHiCM.wltiiuvrr3,000 tlliifftmtlfinsbvhole Picture Vuller

MVK.S V.liulranle Pri.iSrfirrre rnttj.i(t4 on ull uuls ft'C

prr.oii.il or family ue. 3'clla how loorder, mild ptvra cxai t coat of eve

yaa n, et, ilrliih, wtnr, orhave fun With. 'i':iee ISVAMIABLWIitMfKi toilKiln inim million nl.omitfrom lm inurkcta f (lie worlil. Wawill mill av copy HHB to onf artrtrena upon receipt of 1(1 eta. to defraycxpeuje of iimlKni,-- . Let urn licar friyou. Htajicctfully,MONTGOMERY WARD &. CO.

4 'Vil tV it:i) WoJiaah Avoiiaa, I Uh

tins rcVfiluliintlKfiHKo

lnventionss Willi- -

Ni4iti-

divanf f nvvntjvc! prfurrrn! Ib ti nHth'liini, r.itiun work tli Kt cm: fx iH'rt'.riiicii nil u er w i'own

try v itlitiut M'liiirntlii llm wcrkers frt'Mi tliflrlnmtiri. I'rty lilu'iul; nny one vuu do t hia worh;eitlu'psox. y'i n .r oM; no sirM-i;i- nhiliiyri-qairi'-

rHjiiinl not nwOi'd; yon Ar? inri iiw.rul tliitt out and return lo i.nd vc will vi;4you frit, fconmihintf of wfviit vbIih hu1 importunci, to you, tin t will Mart yon in ImihiiOm, uhicKwill lirliiK '" in moro nomry riulit nvy. IIirm

anything oisn in tlm wui id. (.mini ottltll lVo.AdtlrefcsTKtK t Co., Aui'iikI. Mt(tt

DEGNER & RUHR'S

ULTON

sIRKET,

Cor Clahk ave. and Skco.no sr.,

FRESMMEA TS of all Kl A DS

Vegetables, Spring Chit. xen$

Sausage, Peri,Fresh '.(,', Janit)

and

WILD GAME I.lSEAS0.

D0X'T F0RGE1 ni- - TLACE.

CHICAGO

flrXK rittftlnof! it tnntar(l Of crwllenoo wlilobdmltff of no sunenur.ltconlnirirt every UiitiroTPrrtcntHmt InvenUvft

gouiua, Ai&ili thud luotaoy OUU plWllUOOk

OTTS f

OEOAKAM

VTAB- --FOB

TO i 'iFITB;l

f 'ft,KTCSL.

Thnso Crmui. nv orl.'ljn'fvi tor vnhifwi.Q'taljt-y- rowo, quictc TWimn. arttHe dcwfri,htMMly la Ufitafc, pcrl'ect niAAltKthem tuu nwst acfti-nM- orirnnR tor Uotntti,

uhnroluw, ladii'fl, si'-t6- , eta. ,

CXIXii"A,r faciui-ikn- , ',,feiUlXIJLW tVCSMUVl-JV- .

BUST ns.tK.tHAt,cmtaiHEn, iLvas tmn

mi POPULAR OHQAH

tsetraooti Costo of.J rtera tloolt. :i

UnWowg ami Pdeo 2A au efMUo MA

r mm

I? 2rfCTr.oTlCULARtf( FA NEVER

IMEVt riUTOF ORDER.

NEW H0sV 5EWtG MACHiKE

CMicAoo - JO uiilON SqUAR,N.V ositas,ST. LOOISjMO.

GEO. B. BERINQE,

RATON New Mexieo

NOTICE,Notice is hereby given that no

persons will be allowed after tbi

Jato te settle on the Maxwell Land

Grant without having first made

arrangements with tbe receiver

Any person doing so will be 6ub

ject to legal proceedings.

November 3, 1837.IlAHHY WlIIGHAM,

Receiver Maxwell Land Grant Co

Over 6,000,000 EEPrLUJSS

O.M.FEnnVriCO.ant mini tt1 toUwtha

D H.IE'IRY iCO'JIrcervllr

' SEEDAM ANNUAL

VW,K,y 7'''i Veee to all

C.JWJev' l crA.tii B.

'AiTfJ K"r' !,"l,,Xii'-'- f yCnrdcn

D. M.FEftT Y&CO., Detroit, fV".toh

WEAK,U0EVCLOPED PAHT3Ol th iiwjtdniiirawl ctrn.''tri'n(MJ. tull mrtlcg..Anient mm M froa fR!K M KlM'O.,

SUFFERERS rNERVO USNESS '. r'T:TMulloX aUtirriH obova.

rHE MIDGET SELF-INKE- R,

The Beet Machine Ever Produced,

Iif 3 SIZES,

No. 1, - 75c.No. 2, $1.15.No. 4,- - $2.20.

T!CM marUlnos etin eturrit Hir ii.uik;i: i.lneul'txikK,ora KiiM-- i

gm or biu.lui.'Mt eid eu.ibti prlni-- uiili liiui.;.

Tll'- - Jtll.CIH bi-- U'J

huniiiiis, lu.i nritS uSll'MUk, MI'I W 11.

do wii&t vj Kjc

Wcv'trc. ii.s Ar;e h

T!EPNMdFu;C!LST.:;1N 'lul.l I liClst MM ,.!u,t.: A rir.

PAY. Tor nn'--e n a P !jc

rr!:;r Stencil end vt:r.t,i - ;rf, it, 51, 55 1. Ciy Uk C I U '

Farm ud Spring Wagons,Miners' and Blacksmith' Tools,

Arms ami Amnmnitinu.

a Spscsalty.: : : Raton, N. M

ci""ir Qa?--

I7ranVllVvl,l" Vk""SnivRitD'iiiitna

OO UnffaUtO inCdlCAl (M:inipl& Bj dYrti

ifia fell without V1T. ThlUMtaltlM, hntmn rirBHiitua MKored. Tilt

WLtaw.itT.Mine innvm, in lift urr.nn brii. Uie Mtlcntbcco&auicaitlalrjpliyT!ml:iBbaatJiiiAMMllimitkTCCaTZjTilT. 4xix j37fe'Xin. W. Hum, IIM&RK:t3 REKJfiBY CO., (SF'O Cukot

SW; N.TeWhHtroot.ta'.IAIlOT, JCO.TcJ.Tfl ntour Apulionoo. AsK tut l erroil

Oily Meat Market,

DE L0N8 & SAMES, Props.,

C'JjAKK AVENUE RATON

Fresh Meats of all Kinds

GARDEN riiODlCR OP

E VER TDES CRIP 71 'ON.

rild Game in Season

Spring Chickens,Sausage,

Pork,Ham, Etc.,

Ar.d eveiythiiig usually found in a

First class Establishment.

ffr-Bllf- txirlt In3N.1 of roi'liitf, but are surtinit.ied by the murvrK or .

rl'ln wl) nm in need ol rimr- -

ilHhl ttovli ilmt rtin t dnne while livinit atr.unff iliiiiil'JittoneOHcnd tlmir addreN la llallettX !Jnnii-?d- . Maine, und recoive fre, full

'it'ti o! r.ow eitlirr ftrx, of all flfrtx, ran enrntrom fri to flf per iIhj and npwardf wheravmrley Int, Vou are tlarted f res. Capital nut rv--

ihiU Hoinc hare mailo over JOOIa ssiuo ldjMUuiur&. All succeed.

-r- T twr Tin TPhouf vA Anal

(?liyit wwio TOrim lojKx.ivit oy uu

kirrttnuilriitl JtmlT 8 nirth mi 1 r.iwrKli.krhow,hoirj!frfroin tiioJn,uj otjcni Jl.iii

w :.xi3 vixb pa'nc u otvnur trfifitlfl, ar porvmi n Jllcwrt: xvtmpa iw.ro,

RlfcPVURCrd &&$ot r.an hau 'fiEu

n, No. 2,105.)

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.Land Ollice tit Santa Fe, N. M.I

January 8, 1SSS. J

Notice is hereby (jiven that the following-name- d setller las Hied notice oi

his intention to make final proof in sup- -

port of his claim, and that said proofwill be made before the probate clerk ofColfax county, nt Springer, . M.. on

February 21. 1S8S, viz : Robert A. Tinier,for the S W N'K Nv W S K1 4. S K N W H.anil X K S W

See. ZIT 31 N. It .41 K.

fin mimes tli following witnesses teprove bis eontinuons residence upon,and cultivation of, aid lanri.vi: T'obenI., linker. James L. Konvill, Williaai J.i 'iirt.vrJgh', and Michael Devuy, all ofMaditon. N. M.

JoitM H.' Walkkk, KeRlster

KSjifEFtTSCEkf orothott.wnowuh toimKUWUi I I'tfhlid u.itPr.'Cibtwitii'"to

iiMKlking ui vhn In ChiMSo, will lipid It on lila U

Dissolution Notice.

Tito paftnerftilp lientnfere existingbetween A. E. and C. W.Burnnna underthe 11 nil name of lini rsin Bros, has ibisday been dissolved by mutual consent,C. W. Kiirnniu purchasing tbe business.All parties holdins; claims iicfiiinst tbeArm are requested to prenent the samefor poyuient at their leisure, mirl all par-

ties knowing flieuiiclves to lie indebtedto suld.lin are earnestly requested tomake iuiniediate Sfttlement. Thankinga geueroug public fer the liberal patron- -

i.ge always txtenU'ed us, we are, respect-

fully, ' A. K. l!i'R!tjin,Xuttb. Owen's DiamondUseCoal. AM tern AwW Avmti. Ujk 3

BATON" VmKLT INDEPENDEKT,From Friday's Daily.

Why is roulette like old cheese?Bebause it breeds skippers.

The proposition to kill capital

i rtrlinrnt pnI ien,

Vonkers Statesman.What's the tariff to da With 'it,

anyhow! Just look at the ladies'bonnets, how high they art; and

Tot Ki utral Strip.

At mass meeting of the neatral

strip, eld the first of this week, itwas decided to organiie an

republic, and George)yet there is rery little protection

Front tbarcUv'l Dallf

Washington's birthday will beobserved by a dance at the tin It.

Michael Devoy, at Capdin, hasbeen commissioned a notarypublic.

Capt. T. W. Collier lias pur-dmse- d

an inteieot in the Socorro

Ikllion.Teacher & Hawk bave just re

abeut lliem.criminals by electricity w shock

Wm. 0. Wrigley, Esq., is sufferTilt KcasDn Hat I'aitprs l,ie no long.Cbii'URuTlmea

Another Straw.

Referring to a telegram referrod

to him from tho Butto City board

of trade, asking ths

of tho interior department in pre-venti-

tho patenting of Montana

mineral lards to the Northern Pa-cif- ic

road, Acting CommissionerSlockslager said that there was no

occasion to fear The patentswould not be asked for by the rail-

roads aud on issue of such patentsall lands even suspected of beinmineral in character are excluded.Parties interested in the matter are

asked to furnish the general landolliee tnfomation as to the minenlcharacter of lauds selected by the

company.

ing from a very severe attack ofAs sou a the German crown rheumatism,

Billy Arlington gives an enter- -prince was ''given up" by the duc-

tal he began to grow boder. Thiscti ved another lot of those spleudid taieraent at Blossburg next Monshows that the doctors can cure a

man if they only go about it in the day evening.

The trains are doing very wellright way.

Scrsnnago wss elected presidentf said republic. The officers will

be appointed or elected at once,and No Mas'sLand will no longerbe without law and order. The

president talks ouie of negotiat-

ing with the United States for the

purpose of being annexed, and theminister sent to Washington, C.G.Chase, will attend to the natter.

Tli? Range Convention.

Denver News.

The call for the cattlemen's con-venti-

appears in this morning'spaper. Its terms are such as will

bring together a large assembly f

practical men who are identifiedwith range cattle growing. Thewisdom of making lire invitation

now in making time, but the mail

service shows no improvement toA Blizzard Xtorj.

Waitth&due (Tux.) toirrir.spsak of.

They say that a man left WaxGRIFFIIH.

Kie ; SugarlW nd riedRirer.E.'haxielnst Saturday, driving a yoke The incomo for the grant com

ranges.Several pitrties have gone Oat to

Vermejoand lied river coal fields

very quietly.

Billy Arlington's 'child is quiteill at the Demt Hotel with scailetfever, but is improving.

lion. A. Joseph baa the thanksof this ofliee for a package of

secdn from the department of agri-

culture.

John Swiutou is getting conva-

lescent. Tlx doctors gave him

of oxen; that one of theui died pany from the mineral lands prowfrom overheat and that while he jges to be small during the nexttarried by the wayside skinning few years.him the blizzard came and froze There is a .peculiarity about thisthe oth"r to dentli.

Mil)' Moumi May M Be SIjmioi.

M iboiiic lire rd,general to all who are interested

glorious climate. When a man

gets ready to leave here he forgetsto bid his best friends good by or will uot be questioned. This is al

"If women are not good eaough to

belong to the Masons." said a fair one, leave his address. most the enly industry that is notwell organized and it is costingwith pouting lips, the other day, "will Mr. Justice Lamar has delivered

op and bo took to reading bin obi-iiari-

in the country press.

When Dakota becomes a State you picas-le- li us why?'' the first political mot of the year. Esr Murk -- SHI l'i leti ; uniiorMt in r srMi.

old stock hrnndcii X mi shouhli-r- . T on "tidt,"My dear, that is the very trouble.

cattlemen a heavy price for theirapathy. The plan of the range as-

sociation to secure a popular con-- i

vention will attract the kind of

He says: "The Presidential crazeXon hip ; leruldB. fionn braudnt T fVitr "lis nr rks.You are too good. The necessity for yoi r

resembles softening of the brain.No one who has it ever recovers."

rcwiofllcd address.Hilton. N M 11membership does not exist, Masoniy

was founded to make men better, ai d men that will be likely to do somethe Lord knows they need it.'' Bushnell & Eisemann, Dry thing useful. There is more inter . M1AW.

AI.HKH1 Iliinpo :

Ret Rtvr, Sugurile' n llaitlett M.rost Ofliee address: Bi r.r.unt Rimrli

lUtou.iN, M.

est manifested at present than atGoods, Ratou, Neir Mexico. You

can buy Carpets frotH tig cheaperAppropriate.

OlilcngoTrlb me

"Was the deceased aany ti e in the past, 1 ho meeting,

man of than anywhere in the city, and wliich is now fixed for the 28th offamily!' inquired the tombstone have more 'handsome styles to se March, has been a topic for dis

it will doubtless adopt a its eotH

of arms an ?ar muff cottchant and

a shiver rampant. Troy Times.

Mr McMains 1ms prepared a

petition to congress in which be

reiterates all the charges he has

iole against public officials in

connection with their action on the

Max well grant case.

A young lady teacher in one of

the Rochester schools has been

threatened with the loss of her po-

sition by the Sbcecutteis' Union,becansc she ekes out her slenderincome by rutting shoes at odd

agent, as he made a memorandum Meet from. 'Call nnd see our sam cussion among influential rangomenfor several weeks. The date seof tie design selected and wrote pits. Agents for Henderson's Red

the inscription in his order book. School House Shoes Kt' ninrij,lected will accommodate all the"He had been married three friends from below, and will, withThe tourists returning from Cal

times,'' was the reply. out doubt, bring the celebration of"The motto 'At rest' would just

ifornia will not help to induce im-

migration that way. Nearly everyperson going east is filled with distit this blank space below the

suggested the ageut,

Denver's direct counectinn withthe sea in conjunction with thegrand rally of cattle growers. Thereal estate exchange has already

gust with that country. The different towns in New Mexico, with thedeleiontiiilly.

The I'mm Canal.exception of Kaion, are offering appointed a committee on prepara

tions, and the chamber of comCount de Leeseps is certainly a inducements to this travel andmerce, the city authorities and thelucky man. The special en voy tuera-,- fectm) many valuable ud n. 1.1.1 - a 1 11. 1 hiColorado Caltlo Growers' associa Allures, Madison, M. JJ.j r. o.sent by the French government to ditionst t their population

in ppBiifruA tliA p.riiiilitinn unit

hours. The young lady has two

orphan sisters to pupport, and

great indignation lias becuaroused

over the unjust affair.

Rev. W. W. Harvey ig preparingalectuieon Africa, which vfillbe.given in Union ami neighboringtowns shortly. Mr. Ilarvoy was

formerly a tnifsbnnry in Africa,ami the photographic views from

wliich the Rciopticoti slides were

tion will soon be heard from. Thelait of March will bo marked bv

W. A. White, the well-know-

prospects of the Panama Canal re- -

photographer, has returned topoits that the project

:is feasible 1some bright days in the history ofKaton and is located on Secondbunts success problematical. It .street, where he will remain for ahas gone too far, however, to be

.h...rfA.,.ri ...rf .. .rfri. the fw. Parties, desiring photo- -

Denver.

itjlSSIOAAKV .OTFS.. graphs or ether work in his line,

government to step is ana finish In a recent letter written by a missionshould take immediate advantage v.it. This will make tkeceuut solid. ary from Korea, he says: "This island

made were obtained by him while

travidinf through country.The lecture will be entertainingand instructive.

is lar less attractive than i.limh as aBut how will the rest of the world of this opportunity to secure firstclass work. He announces reduclike the idea of France taking postiou in cabinet pictures. Call early. Additional Brands,session of the Panama canal as her

Bismarck refuses to let Amerisole prepei tj!can pork into Germany on the

flterpimcring a Superstitious Waiter.

Cblrano TirtiOS.

A traveler obtained a satisfacto-

ry breakfast at a Southern hotel m

an ingenious manner. Havingcalled for various items on the bill

Lm floerto.ground that it kills people. He is Range, Dry tJiinniron nnd rain pel'

w. W. UOUGK,r.O.addreirj, BATON, N.

It is not often that a journal has now MpelliB anarchists because

tlMoirmlefiii of making nuhlio a they also kill people. Why did itof fare, with the unfailing result of

discovery at once of such scientific not occur to.hi,n io keeP tl,e Nar- -

mission field, Yet the Koreans seemfrank, intelligent, and companionable,and inclined to be religious. IntroduceProtestant Christianity and they will be-

lieve." Mrs. Feudge adds: "Withinthe past five j ears this has been attempt-ed, and the belief that the Koreanswould readily receive the Gospel hasbeen in a measure verified. Mission-

aries are freely permitted to take uptheir abode in any of the Korean citiesor towns, and no hindrances have beenput in the way ol their efforts for the

evangelization of the people. On the

contrary, the present king lends his aidin the establismcnt of schools and Chris-

tian missions. In many respects Koreaseems a nation prepared for the Lord.

hearing "all gone, fall," he fixed astern look upon the colored winter

moment and such romantic inter- - ltm! U10,n 00 m

est ss that which the Examiner Pork? ';ttwrh would haveWerid of America by mak- -

presents It opens an en- -And exclaimed iu deep tains--: "Do

you know where yew will go totirely new chapter in primitive his- - xnZ a nn"ket' W0Uld

have rid of hfil,,d0 P?rktory. No other civilisation in theksolf wou,d ave 8ot nU of hls n"rworld ever .muiH so svm. Bvi-ei!t- i- -- rn

njA.twA.11v wkli riAriAriA to Arc. Ear-mar- Overslope in rltht se

lights idea as this heary civiliza- - U,ve 0uta P6,nU iu "otesraanship underalope in left.They have in our day really no nationallinn xF Av'ivsmn Tkuf St e.1.,mll Atll4 florae brand k. on rtgnt htp,

Range. Gates Canon. .'i vn vs aiiAuu i imt m Diiuuiureligion. For though nominally Budd-

hist, a missionary recently writing fromuniformly group itself iu clusters Saouliog Iffrsj st Dodge.JAMES nHAW.

Hun re. guuarltcand Ittd It r.of ssvea great ciUes, six provided The following particulars are Seoul, the capital of Korea, says: 'Therewith one temple each aud the sev- - lMruad of a shooting affray at is not one Buddhist temple within the

when you die!" The waiter tretn-hie- d

and did not reply, but lie

turned away and with dispaichbrought out .a smoVrag breakfastf chick ami other fentirres if a

good meal, li seems that he hadreserved these delicacies for him-ee- l

f, but had been touched byto produce them for the

traveler.VnJinR lurdirrDt to Gkirj.

dovernor Hill protests againstusing Friday as hangman's day. Itis a foolish custom and alien doesImrni. It mixes black Friday iu

with other anniversaries unjustly.Your birthday and your weddinganniversaries will sometimes come

on Friday, and share the day with

rnth witii seyen, is an example ot Dodge City Tuesday: Sometimefidelity to a single thought onparal- -

a(f0 Policeman Horton nnd n gam-lcle- d

in history. bier named Frank Rurns had some

city walls, and some ot the Koreans saythat liuddhist priesjs are not allowed to

enter the city.' This state of thingscame about by the tyranny of the Budd-hist over this down-trodde- people.

If tho age of Los Muertoa be trouble. Tuesday morning Horton

There are 500 Chinese in Philadelphia,anything like the estimate. Amen W8t to his offiee about twocn may call herself not only one el o'clock. Walking in he took out a ef whom 10 arc in Sunday-scho- ol and

twenty have professed Christianity.fiwt lands to rise above the ocean, revolver and laid it on the lahle;notonlv the home of the earnest then taking ,ofT his overcoat he There are 1,000 more ministers of the

Gospel In London than there areorduin- -recorded animal life and the earit- - walked over nnd hung it up. Onest men, but the scene of the first turning around he found Burns in

r. O. (llre Kjitoh. M. V.ed missionaries in all parts of the hea-

then and Mohammedan world, the PUK eHlEl.b HRANl" CSTTI.R CO.Juki. W. snACRLKronD, Vnitr.the choking to death of seme poor j

civilization on earth. 1 ho Chinese front of him with a pistol pointedEmpire is hardly more than S.lflO Bt ,im. Walking over to the table numbers being 4,000 and 3,000 respectwretch. Considering the state of Range Chirtoricu Tark. P.O. Address,

Knton N. M.ively.years old, and Chinese civilization Bums picked up Morton's pistol, There are no Protestant missionariesnot much older. The foundation and, keeping Horton undercover, anion" the million and a nan 01 peopleof the hgyptian kingdom m uil ordered him to come outside, atprobability dates back nemore than the same time stating that he was6,000 years. It is said, on the an- - g0jg to kill him. Horton tarriedthnrity of geological evidence, a minute and asked time to pit onthat Los Muertos must be as much his coat, which was granted. .Asas 10,000 years old. Among the Horton put on his coat he pu,'led a

religions exaltation in winch most

capital ciiminalsdie, Sunday would

he a far more appropriate day forsuch scenes.

list"oflet"teesThe following Is the fist of nd verllnpd

letters rrsaloliijj In the post office forlite week ending Fnbrunry 2, 185.Krink. John W Smith, ChatKer, J.inns Scttvlef, WmMiy, NicoUs ' Turner, 1! BMrClsnir, J H . Wilbcrt, Winlolly, Mr H L Waiter, JohnHolers, C W

R. K, Va.ndivm, V. M.

in Tripoli, North Africa.' During the past twelve years the num-

ber of Christian converts in fapan has

increased from l3oto 10,000.It is estimated that in 1781 there were

410,000,000 of pagans, and that these

had increased In 1SS4 to 825,000,000.It Is estimated that more than 400,000

persons attended the M' All Mission in

Paris alone last year.W. II. Williams.

Missionary Sec'y of.New Mexico,

Silver City, N. M.

ruins of such a past the giant pow revolver from hie pocket and Sredder and barbod wire civilization of 1 Other brands : M T en side, ad

M on hip, lvft sidy.Crop left ear. 1

Arizona scents like an imperiinence.

three shots in quick succession atBums, two ot wliich took effect,and Burns fell When the trainleft Bams was Still alive, but will

die.Diamond

Ear mark, crop left rlght'sltle.swallowfork right. 4 -

Horse brand shield loft BhoultitnHoak Owen'sUse

Cool.

vims mn w fillWomu'i hlticiice la WasiinRtoii.

After all there is no ititiuefiee'in

The Sprawl of Milium.

Washington Gazette.

Several years ago, wben theX "presi of the country began to dis- -

and repmenta tnem as piaciaiy atrvrgturnf-riage- i

while meu drew them, ia not entiretywithout a tuggesdoa In history. Homer

horsxn as weejiiif, nnd alto aa apeak-in- g.

It i aoid. toe, Out to wildest andfiercest Arabian horse, wben nroMitod tiy awoman, will grow suddenly nrihl mid gentlnT'jey huve a remarkable loudness for U

taker sex

The Semti Ktw Lsadir.

Ifclea .0 Herald.A Washington item says that

"William E. Chandler has theLiuaHest head in the ennte " Itis pJenty big enough,' prebably, to

hold nil his Wf anshin

A HOME FOR IIORSES.

..!. J f . 1

Vuss trie apreaa of sociwrsuc meas

in this ceu.rtry, there was a gener- -

al disposition to believe that suchideas we entirely of foreign or- -

.gin and confined entirely to n

of foreign birth. The rapid prowl b

t tue ftirigbi ol Labor, and the

practical application onheir prin- -

ciples in a tiianuev that abowred no

reverence for the traditionalAmerican idea was regarded notas an evidence that the order was

permeated with socialism, tint thatthe unaccustomed work of solvingproblems of political economycombined with a sense 'f their

suddenly discovered strength had

unbalanced minds not accustomedto think clearly ov logically, Tiegreat number of foreigners in this

organization waa alao looked uponus contributing Whatever therewas of socialistic fir anarchistic

policy in the programme of the

Knights.We mast get rid of these pleas- -

log tancie-s- . "Socialism is making fienatore and members in Wash-Tieadwa-

strong headway, among jngtnn who have the brain force

1 Shrewd n'ifft SrfreoK i RtforB Ear Arinlti

flgsband. i.

NewVotk FrM.There is a man living in the Fourth

ward lection of MxAison street wh

was tfnee a very haSrd di'inker, bu; h

never touches a dp now. For the pasttwenty years tie lias been a total :ibstamer from all lands of intoxicatiflg

Kquors. The Chanee in his habits is

entirely due to his wile having not only

given him all he wanted, nut on one oc

casion having aided him toward gttu'nmore than enough to make him dnmk

For many years Denny held the palmfor bc-in-j the biggest whisky dctuolishe:

in he ward. He drank whisky the in

slant he got ut ot bed and kept it titill he got to bed again after midnighHe never went home soler, and his pawiwife was nearly broken-hearted- .

One day when he was bothering herfor the ptice of his brtters, she made n

reply, but tooK a good-siz- ed wooden

bucket and tvent out. She brought backthe bucket filled to the brim with whisky

Turning to her children, of whom therewere three, she said: '

"Childcr, yer father is dctarniined to

bring ruination on us all and death on

himself, an J there's no use try in to stophim. Let him have bis w ay, and maybewben he's gone we can have some com

fort. Here's plenty of whisky for him

now. He veirtw.mt any more, for thereis enough in the bucket to lay him cold

So, childer, go and fix up the place, geclane sheets ready and we'll have(oine wake.'!

Then handing a dipper to Denny, shetold him to drink his till. He droppedthe dipper and fled to another room

fYom that day he never looked on

whisky again without a shudder, and is

now one of the leading church-goi- ng

men in the ward, and an enthusiasticmember of the Father M.ithew Temperance .Society.

How t Cure a Cold.

Of all other menus of curingcolds, a medical journal says fast

ing is tne iruist eiwctuai. Leiwhoever has a cold cat nothingwhatever for two days, and his

cold will be gone, providing he is

not confined' to his bed becauseof taking no carbon into the sy- -

tern by food, but consuming thatsurplus which causes his dinease

by breath, lie soon ..carries off. his

disease by removing tho cause.This will be found more eflectuulif he adds copious water drinkingto protracted fasting. By thetime a person has fasted one dnyand night, he will experience afreedom from pain and a clearnessof mind, in delightful contrast tothat mental stupor and physicalpain caused by colds. And howinfinitely better is this method ofbreaking up colds, than medicine.especially, than violent poison

- i Pointer for Inipeniujois Cowboys.

An amusing, decision has beerr

rvudered by: the caurt, of Webster

county, Ga. M,r, Elijah Cams was

selling out for the purpose of mov-

ing to Texas, and among bis stockwas a fine herd of cattle. Mr.Carns

wed considerable t the mer-

chants in Preston, and one of tbemattached the cattle. It was herethat Mrs. Cams appeared as theclaimant ot the cattle. She statedthat while Mr. Garni was payingcourt to her he was not able to

present her with art engagementring, and in lien thereof be pre-

sented her with' a yearliug heifer.This engagement grew and multi-

plied, and the result is the herd of

cattle which is in contention. Thejudge awarded the cattle to the

: " '

lady.Hv i Iwislarlie Feeli.

Iludlnu ( onrior.

" Hew does it feel to have aBieustaehe on your lip, Henryf"she asked when she perceived thather lover was cultivating that mas-

culine adornment."I can't say," heanswered;

doce it fdel to have one on yours?""Well," she answered as she

struggled from, hi embrace anddrew her breath, '! think it is

something to which one could in

time become'reconciled."

Waebin-gto- that carries the weightof that wielded by a woman. 'It is

nn)w.t00d that Mrs. SenatorstB-.- rt. who j. . goutbdrn woman. n(q .. of Mr. t nmar. 0i,i Mends.did-rnuc- to brine about the con- -

firBlion of the iU8tice a few davs

aff8 Mrg Stewart a tt w0ltian 0f

gtr8ng character, and it ia intimat- -

ed thllt enrttor Stewart's vote01ht t0 ,ie crediteii to her. Itwill be remembered that a wif ofa very Jfbmment member ef tiehoose went about among the wivesof other members and secured a

majority in favor of seating Ewglithin the somewhat noted linglish- -Peele contest election frora In

diaiiapolis.in the Forty eighth con-

gress Three or four times 'duringthe pst decade have there beenother instances whtre women turned the tables in not only contestedelections, baton the action ot thesenate on nominations. It is anold thing for women to defeat orsecure the passage of bills in con

,fres8i There are some wives of

and influr ne to accomplish almost

anything when they go to the capjtoi for it. The social ties havebdn steadily increased and the

power of society manifolded durjngthe past few years

Site fun Sow Take Hit Choice.

Miss Emma Lehtnan, at a protraded meeting at the New TisgabUnited Brethren church, at Larr- -

. . - . - .cosier, wnio, went into a trance, inwnicn sue remainen nve aays, w.tnn0 P"ls9 perceptible and withscarcely a sigu of life. Upon her

I J Jrecovery sne uau a wonewuiexpcrieiice to relate, asserting thatsite was granted views of bothkeaveu and liell,saw and convergedwith many of her friends and ac- -

q"intanow who have passed overtlm river, and received messagesfrom them to those yet in this life.

Many people of undoubted veiacitysaw Miss .Lehman wbile in thisstrange state,and of the trance itselfthere is no doubt. They are at a lossto account for lie r visions.

The Woman of Death.

It is said that when Bernhardtwas studying for a play in whichshe had to die of consumption, sheused to visit the Paris hospitalsand study realism in the cousumption wards. At last one afternoon,while she was passing through one

of the wards, a yoang girl, dyingand delirious, ros--e to a sitting poature in the bed, and, shaking her

finger bward the actress, cried:"Look there! There comes againthat dreadful woman! She isdeath ttself. Wherever , she goeswe die. Whenever she looks aton af as, that is tho end) Takeher awayl lakelier away!-- andwith a shriek the womau fell dead.Tae Bernhardt visited the hoi

pitals no more

Ingratitndetf Republics.

That "Republics are ungrateful"was never more strikingly shownthan in the rase of the survivors

Lieutenant Greely's expeditionLady Franklin Bay. They have

not to this day, received from thegovernment their regular allow.arme for fuel and quarters. Gou-gres- s

has not yet found time torender justice to these men, al

though fourteen of the nineteen

persons named in the bill beforeare now dead.

Kerpin; it Dark.

Writing was puxftling to savages. In

South America, on one occasion, a na-

tive was sent by a missionary to a friendwith a note and four loaves of bread.The native ate one on the way, and was

amazed to find the note discovered his

tljeft. On the next occasion that ho was

sent with tour loaves he sat on the notewhile eating one of them. In NorthAmerica writing was considered a charm.

MISS LINDQ, OF LONDON, AND

HER QUINE HOSPITAL.

Humanity Coming to tlw Front The

HItIT "t tlie Hor The ltoman and

Arabian Lota of Homeit 'Tho NoUlo

Animal TVIien Dovi mt tbe Utael,

A woman is the founder of the Bint hornof rest for brokendown horses Mis I.indo,an English wointln. Kha vnrihnsed s graylioi-s- in a very poor condition. It o far recoveitid umir tier treatment that it huntedior three tteusous in VVarwickKbire. This putIzto her head the idra that the sick lions oxhe poor needed rest and care, like sick lieoplo.

and could nut have it. 8he went to woi kmid founded a honiu, and now there are twoof them, one at Budhury, near Harrow, aimtiie other near llleisden.

Theseexeellent instirutionsbave been established in onier to enable the poorer clash's,nu'h as cnbmen und small tradi'snien, to pro-ru- iu

on moderate terms rest and good tlvnt- -

nieut for horaes whk'h are fitHin, not from

apj, hut from overwork or other nccidentnlcause, and ore likely to be benefited by a fewweeks 'rest mid care, provide thoowners with temporary substitut'iluiiiig thetime their horses are In the homes, whilennother object is to afford an asylum for oldfavorites w hose owners wish to avoid sellingor destroying animals which hnve servedthem well nnd have become superannuaUHl.

The Lindo home is nlso a place where people can learn things alxnit the care uiid trainIng of Men wiio know equine naturedeliver lecture and Rive praclicjil illntrH- -

tions of the art of r.ivin pood nmivne and curiiin; reaiiens uud jiblieri 'l'hcyalso sliow how it is jioesible to ride and jumpwithout reuia by siiii.!o balance.

JIIS8 UNDO AND BEB FI11ST rATUfNT.

Patients in the home mainly come from theshafts of London cabs. Poor peiwms mvable to got their uidmnls token in frae on pre-sentation of letters from subscribers. Theseeivlary of tho home is Mr. S. HiitheilnndSafford, anl Ihe offices are nt 'i Victorinbuildings, Victoria station, K. V. Tho picture of Jiiss Lindo represents her on Ken,the gray horse bought broken Jowuand restoi'ed to beauty nnd vip;or.

Ihe evolution of tho home is an int9,sitln2feature of jrcnei al We ore only nowenteiini the era of knowledge which enablesus to see that the horse, whether ho has a soul

) save or not, has a body and some feelingsto be nbused and wounded. Originally thehome wes sought after only for food. Then,as man learned to cultivate the soil, he lookedabout for some animal to assist him. Vari-ous ones) were tried, and without success,until by natural ascent ho reached the horse.

ihe primitive hoineof the horse was t lie

country lyinjr between the Tigris and the

Euphrates in Mesopotamia, Krom this pointbe was brought to Esypt, where ws Hud fre-

quent mention ot him hi the earliest recordof the human family. In profane historyBesostrtH, an Egyptian king, is represented asthe first one who tnught men to train horsesand use them for pleasure. From EyptDorses were tukeu into Assyria and Persia,and liuully all over the world. The Knniunskurned their horsemanship from the (Jinks

ikI soon rivaled their teoc. ers. Iheycarried their nflfectiou for the horse to tliu pointof folly and madness. Caligula invited hishorse to sup with him, giving fcini food from

;oiueu vexeois. rinsuy, no niao u nurse

igh priest and consul. Perhapsthis was notso fooliih, alter all. Has not history bristledwith etorwe of officials beside whom horses

TCACHINO BALANCE RiniNd.were professors? Vei'us, anotlier Uomaneniperor, erected a statue of gold to his horseand fed him with raisins and almonds fromhis own hand. And when this horse died hewas buried with great pomp, uh the dignitaries of the empire attending, probably lie--cause they wero afraid ot losing their headif they didn't.

In the d.iys of Job, who enthusiasticallywrote of him as having bis neck "clothed n ilUthe thunder flush," the horse was uuver seen,as now, a benst nf btudeii. Ho whs, until ft

comparatively modem time, a pint of thoretinue of princes, und associated with tuft

glorious forthcoming of kings. In Arabia lmissUII preserved from lalxir, and is us onlyto curry liis limsler on eirnnds of plfvisure, orni;.'if;e nilli him in the strife of war. There

tho lioisn is the intelleciuid cunirmnioii ofninu, outriinkin.'j wives. The Arauu liave ft

proverb: '"lie who foreU the Iteiutty ofhornes for tho Ix'auty of ivoimui wdl neverprnepvr.7

beau Saift's sutire on humanity, w herein bo

fi'uti horses the superior of Lonitu lrm

SSOIOSO,Horse are capable of sreat attachment tw

rack otlier, as well as (or their innetem anlhamaa f rienda. That the animal oncti m

worsbiied by oUer said nobler races slmuiA'lave bvcomeacreatnueon waick thetciupesuf gnorant men ouahl vent itwlf, aud IhA'i(imof theinhnmaiionthe'OiU'elesli, speakbut ill for our utoral progress. Miss I. nidi.vi:U her borne for horses, husdojie sonielhu

tuH oi d battel ing the world.

Be Prdftrrrd Suirid.

The St. James1 Gnsetve says itIms antlientic odvict'8 from St.PeterebHru that an army officerwho had been shot in the region ofthe heart was taken to a hospital,where the doctors declared thathis won ml was mortal. There-

upon he udmiitetl that lie had shothimself in order to avoid the

of shooting the czar. Hexitid he whs a meml'er of n secretsociety which bad balloted to de-

cide who should undcrlalte to uisassmnte the czar, aud the choirehad fallen upon hitn.

Several persons in th hospitalwho overheard part of the coufes-io- n

were immediately nrreneJand two physicians who were pres-ent on duty were liberated. Thefull confession of the ofticpr was' ken in writing by the authori-ties.

"We Point with Pride"To the ''Good name at Imme,'' won

by Hood's SiirsaimitllH. In Lowell,Maws., where it i prepared, there is

wre of Hood's Smsupiirills. sold tliau

f all other medicines, nnd it has jfiv- -

"ii the best of sutisfactiou ainoe its in- -

roductiou ten yt-ar-s ago. This coild

nit be it' the medicine did not puKeu.-- s

nerit. If you "tifTi'r trom imputeblood, try llood'a SitrsupHiilla andrealize its pHoulmr curiitivn t'nworf", I

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'Ihe treasury department usfilS.uOO towels a meuth, aud stillthe surplus is not wiped out.- --

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advance you will receive 52 booksof choice r'adinjj matter kni the

Weekly Independent one year.

We are informed that Russia will

not take the initiative. It is cer-

tainly reassuring to knew thatthere is something that Russia doesnot want. Hostou Transcript.

At Orlando, Flu., a dog. is owned

by a coveted belle which, wiion-ev- er

a tiresome visitor stay too

long, will stand up in front of himand begin to yawn and show other

aigns of being sleepy. It i.--i fiidthat the hint is readily taken

Sarn S nnll sny that "if ii'wi isan abomination outsido ol' li ij itis ihe Church fair." That ins .:n-tio- n

is cortuinly an aborning u,but an unprejudiced on-- lerwouldn't denounce it in tiio nm ;r- -

lative degree certainly r ' us

ong as Sam Small lives

Hon. John O'Neill, of Rt ' is,who is serving his third incongre?s, is ocing pursue', . uboarding-hous- keeper in h- -

i'lcton, who snvs she is my luhim. Jeh.i denies it, nn! ; l ithe i.s Hure if it were trn - li- iid

know'it, for even a little th: ikethat would not slip his min

men who have been Americans for t

three or font generations. It istrue that most Americans wholiold'these ideas have not been in

'tellectnally trained. They general- -

ly cannot point to an ancestry with

systematic intellectual trainingThey are bright and quick, thoughsuperficial, but net well qualifiedto grapple with social pToblerrmwhose successful solution requiresnet merely intensity but trained

Labits, of thought. They m,,.on. howeTer. in self conceit what

thr tick in InriPHl training and" I

:ravrT vicrilani ,wi nthnitinmissionaries iN spreading the gospel of blood and plague which is

the substance of socialism or anarchism.

Xr. Dyer D. Lamm, well knownin this city as a man of quick butuntrained thought, whose exten.ive vocabulary compensates for

what he may lack in iifcsas, is thesuccessor of the late August Spiesas editor of the Alarm, the Cbica- -

go argaa ot the anarchists. Thelate Mr. Spies, in conseqnsnce ofa conflict of bis ideas on the sub- -

joct of human life and human prop- -

erty with the ideas ot most of therest of the work!, retired ratherprecipitately but permanently from

the conduct of the Alarm, and Mr.Lumui took his place. Mr. Spieswas a German from the UpperKhine. Mr. Lumrais an Americanfrom New York, The latter seemsto have inherited his departed pre- -

decease's policy as well as hiseituatiou. He will do well if hedoes not inherit his fate. LastMond .v nirrht he declared in a

speech at a meeting of the SecularUnion of anarchists that ho was

4,an anarchist, not only as far asthe object is to be attained, butalso on the point of tactics and

weapons." lie added that h 6tooden the same ground in that respectas bis friend. John Most, and "believed in the theories of the anarchists who were recently execut-

ed."of

This means that be wouldto

do the same thing they did.

lie Shed Him

Tld Bits,

Gentlemanly Traveller You

'Seem to be alone, sir. Will you

join oar gurnetiChurlish Traveller No, sii! and

let me say to yo, sir, that you Itbave iiittde a grave mistake in ask

ing 'a 'prohibit ionift to assist id

tbrit ungodly whist iniquitv!G. T.-- I beg teu thousand "par-

dons, my dear sir, though the "fact

that I failed 'to recognize yourtioiy calling is "well nigh unpardon-nble- .

Try this. The top openswith a Upring, and don't Tiiiacrew.

3iacribe for lbs jI'J.'DICPknbest.

Subscription It atee.

DAILY.

' 1 M ri.nl.

Albuquerque ( Hli n.C. L? Ilubbs who was accom-

panied by Dr. W. T. Strachao re-

turned last night from a trip to themountains about seventy milefi om this city whore tho toruier lo

A toad Liap-Vr- Sinister,

Inelnnatl T mea Slur.A story comes from over the water of

sme good advice which Rev. Dr. Moore,once the pastor of the Central ChristianChurch, this city, rhvc not long ago to a

young lady, a member ot his congresa-tion- .

The young lady is an orphan ?ndwas desperately in lovt with one young

a

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p-'-2 I'lils (inner Is Kept on fllo at E. CDuke's Ailvertinlnir Airenrv. Sun Krnn-

eisco, '.'&!., where contracts may be madefor It.

Cf3Tlii pnpe.r may lie found on (lielit Geo. F. KuwHl & ("o's NewspaperAdvcrllMUK Rnrwrn (10 Spruce St,)where advertising enntractg mny ticmade for It In York.

A Strange liivcr.

Ii9i'rr UepuMh-aa-.

An interesting iVt has been digcovered in connection with the KioMimhres which rises iu ihe uiountains of the southern part of NewMexico.

The river is known to sink before it readies Doming on theSouthern I'ucific. Dtningis builtia tho dry bed where the river evi

dently ran yeare ago. Wells of

jjood water have been found in

Doming, and tho river has thusteen traced that far since. But itwas not known where it went after

crossing the railway track.It lias been shown recently that

it cetttinties underneath the sur-face to the Moxi-cfu- i line, where itcrosses, into the state ofCliilitiahm.It then turns to the southeast, and,crossing the Mexican Central tracknear a station called Samulayeua,it empties into the liio Grandenear Camp Itice.

This discovery gives assnrancethai a considerable part of Chi-

huahua and southern New Mexicois susceptible of developmentwhich before was thought to boalmost worthless because of itsaridity. Wells can be sunk in

tiuny places, and in this way watermay be supplied to a large numberof cattle.

It is claimed that the Minibreurirer is not the only river whichflows in this way beneath the sur-face of northern Chihuahua, andthat a large area in that part of thestate is availablo (or agriculture.Abend a towu culled Palowas,which was started by some Frenchcapitalists near the northern bor-

der of the state, is growing; rapidly.

Ail Absolute 4" u re.Tha Original Ahiet'Un Ointment is

only put up iu large two-ounc- tinboxi.--, and is an hiisoiuta cure forold sores, bxriis, wounds, chuptiedhand, and nil kin uiupiurn.H. Willpositively eur nil kiiiili of pdes Aaltlor the Original AliieCine O'litmtnt.Sold by J. 1$. SjliHoedor at 25 rentsper box ti v mnl, 'M neiit.

Beringrr, tho jeweler, has themost complete line of AmericanWatches, jewelry, diamonds, solidand plated ware, clocks, etc., intvortuem New Mexico, and an'uounecp that he N selling at east-ern prices In watches especiallythere has been a great redivciiun.

nd Beiinger, always t the front,i selling them it tho reducedjiriecs, and lA all thelmes f goodsthat he soils you can Uct o thequality being s represented.

Pay your subscription audaocurelb e premiums.

Capital Prize, $150,000."We do bereny certify that we super-

vise the arrangements for till the Month-ly rihI Quarterly drawings ot '1'her.ouislaiiH State Lottery Company, nnrlin person uinnng and control the ctrn w-

rings themselves, ami that the smne areeondueled with honesty, fairness, and initood faith toward nil parties, and weauthorize the Company to use this cer-tificate, with of oiirRlsrrm-ture- s

attached. In its advertisements."

CoiiitniMwioiiem.

We, the uudersisrned Banks andBankers, will pay all Prizes drawnin 7 he Louisiana State Lotterieswhich m ty lie presented at ourcounters.J. II. OGLr.MiV. ProHtiloit I.oolHlunn

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Hunk

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By an ovrwhelinlniar popular vnt itsiriintoiRe wns miifJe n part t( the presentSuite CntiKtimtion Hdopted December3d. A. I., 1S79.

7 he only Lottery ever 'voted onana endorsed by ihe people of anyState.

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Vbriv aiiMiTt Mimrd nhnr ym rJfl itHti fa on rtfnur fUMne with tfi CoUvi.T JrMriial, Itic l.t'ptoWDtotife of tlio Sfotilk. tarncuti. hu'

lledvtion cf tho Vr 'J ares i.u i.nr.i hv thefirtrwrl IftrtlT, -t It. beat, Iti M.at fniuUfWeeKlrt SUUs Tl. WVHr C"uri-r-- arnt

ih lartit etrou alien vf luy L'rr.ocratteWWipparitl cerloa. P tt,i..,ji ti. Trued aacvfwlitfn I :.ur!r..lrti(ii ttte pmii'iDp Vi uiwi triktii-d- tbf ti

llrtofirty B' efcantiim1iJ iwrliflffrHiiinoi. to imIm frmn,the who driiri fat isMtilni a MM rnny tut wmieilfrrfnmm of it Vonrler-Oifrna- on An o at ttilt

i, in lit rpa shit tnia, fj rQ

cated for himself and Mr Jessoheelock a vein or lode of copper,

about 200 pounds of which he

brought in shows it to be very rich

iu that metal. Mr. Ilubbs is of the

opinion that it does not carry tho

royal metals gold andMiver, butits richness in copper inaks of ita most valuable ore independentof other metals. I he vein located,which is wtll defined, carries ihe

following varieties of copper in

great purity, viz: malachite, sznrite and enibecito which are soft car.

bonates, and run 55 to 57 per centin copper. Black oxide, an easilysmelted and high-grad- e ore, mid

chalcocite. or copper glance, which

though n littlo harder, carries 79.8

ler cent copper. This "find" is

tributary to this city and reallypromises the best results of anything yet discovered hereabouts;especially is this true in view ofthe, recent great rise in copper..Samples havo been sout to reliable

parties for thorough test, and it is

but reasonable to suppose that active development work will soon

be commenced and that to the ma-

terial advantage of Albuquerque,.

Tiie Verdict liiniiimaus.W. D. Sol', Druggint, Bippiw,

Ind,, testifii;-- : 4,I can re miiiienoElectric Dilters as the very best rem- -

,1y. Every bottle sold lias given relief in every case. One man look six

bottles, and was curt-- d of Rheumatism:if 10 years' standing." AbrahamHare, druggist, Ohio, af-

firms: "The best telling medicineI have ever handhd in my 20 years'rxp-rieno- is Elrctric Bitters.''Thousands of others liave added llieirtesiimonv, so that the Verdict is unanimonsthat Electrio liitters do cureall diseases of the Liven, Kidneys ortslood. Only a halt dollar a bo tie atO. CHntl'man's City Dniu Store, 3

For $2 50 in advance you getthis paper one year and 52 boeksoae each week. '

Ah English anarchist fastened achain around his waist and lockedhimself theroby to the iron tailingia front of a public hall. lie thenranted upon the beauties of anarchy until the police ordered binto move on. He refused and de-

fied them to move him, They triedand found the lock was a puzzle

pattern, and they had to let him

rave.

The Only Hnedjl'oa

Conies E!ccil Poison.

W. IX H. A damn. Union, dntith Carolina,"writM - I vattanilcitMl with a terrible cauof blood poK-- toi aUmt thirteen months. IVAntrrau-- hy the lieu phyilciaus, and Utt4varlrui ktndof rcniliH, liiit nojruljslft.Kml teller. 1 flm.ily trlwl th BvrlftSjHji'itm. unrt ;iyjut tuur buttle cured mauunti a:ir1 wHI."

Col. O. H. Kuner, editor ati'l nrv)prltor ofthe OpcJlka, Alu., Tants, wnripr Ut ofAuptiAf 8, 18St. wrti.: WIiph I waia youBtr man, trruuKli iTrttjerction, I

flleastj nbtth has stuck towo for years. Soma (ivb or tlx yaraalnce 1 Wfi irntibiod with pnir., to tomake itolfrtcult fur ma to waik. Ilwineaiivcitlf d I ho a. 8. ti. In my pn jier for wnlycfcru, I toniiliiUfil I wouJU try li t aw ttttvre wa any r:ifRCy In tltn medicine. I

imeiiL'0'l i.Hitlr, accordina to Ulroctlonatr.d u.eil Imlf flozvit Hit ties, 1 wan once at away aUtiou ariii, ReutiK left, I talked ibnaevcu mlltH and have nvt' if It tiny returnof tlieoid ni.'iliuly. Afu e "extwrleiifiriK tha

ootioiTfCU i must my I am MUiiitle-- wittif iu renuU. I am yfnr.Hdf HKeatiilIfeelnnwUkw iiii:itr itwu. aiifleini to oftliocwKe when mckw.'J nml fH up from tlxtoei.'lic llMiiitT.tid ms wfliout any

I .fuU yuu thia wliliout eoUtltaHon. ,

Sir. P. Woelii.ui KJrtfn Avenue, Chlrnpo,tntiter rlatu f Junt" 12, iIa. writ-n- 'I um-j-

ltivVttty lottiunk you tot th crr-- It roni ymr L.e'il-n- im'die iio. I

vt'ty aKvwia chho oi hlnod prilmjutTki( aicitit two yeaiti B30. Hrarlug .f yourMK!iclnu, I went to adruw uore, the pro

f if wi;lch pHrnunld me tt rtiy aVreimrait'n of liUt on, which ho antu wntMAurecure. 1 ure't lx rmttles of ti,ff

nd Ktvvr wo rs aS the ttnm. AtltutluiuuKied ami (iiKil't'tl Oi' a cure. met n

f .fiiti who tuld in.' that your mudletnu hadcure J l;ini. I wciii to tho wima?ol:i and demMtoVd ymir mn'llt lne. reluciantly KiM mciA-elv- bottltn, and I amnow perfectly e;icd. I write tfi!s lor tliobonel.t of fuirtreiu, 10 prevent tlit-i- lirtntfciacx'lvrd y IaJ n'preMBiafinnit. I ttiani;you renin lor the buuuin tlunvfetl trom yuurini!t-lKo.-

Dr. J. N. rhenr, a prominent phvulchn,resiilln In K lavlile, Bchiey (Jour.ty,liial-Htt- lettmntai tue ltu'ei:n.lj m;cewialie lias In fiutuR conuKi'iw I'iooU potitoacaflfti In Ma txteanl-'- pract.ee, :

"t'iiose who ttriow the aliiront lneviwihie,p'lriinuently drt(rToua eOtn-- of ineronrytvill wclcnue your dwuove-r- of S. f. 3. as at.fxin to bnm.inlty. The nwlical proffaiun,

Iwaya wtiry of prflprieyry medtciuvr,fomliig slowly, ami la aoma ea- -

to tho uo tf as.a. lr cohm of bloodOf onui-it- a inviltclue Uat CTirt

Ktiaontiitf l.i ttidisorder."

wont form luuit purify Urn

Trai4UattIHKHl aud S!clnD1iWRmaUeACrcd I'MSttwiFT arucmu to..

iMwt i Atlanta, Oa

man while she was being courted bv an-

other. The young man she loved hadshown her a good deal of brotherly lovefor several years, Out no word of senti-

ment had ever passed, between them.

finally the young man who had steadilycourted her for mouths proposed matri-

mony. The young lady did not want to

accep', since she loved the' other fellow,and she did not want to run the rKk of

dying an old maid by a flat refusal, be-

cause this young man for a husband was

better titan no husband at all. Finally,putting the suitor otT, in desperate straitsshe went to Dr. Moore.

"Did you say (he young man you love

has shown you some attention?" askedDr. Moore.

"Yes; but only as a brother.""I'll tell you what to do. Just sit

down and ask his advice. Tell him the

fact that you are an orphan, with no one

to counsel, leads you to come jo him fur

help. Tell him frankly of the youngman's proposal, and of your hesitancyabout accepting a husuan i, and then

tell me the result."In a few clays the young lady appear

ed at the doctor's study, as happy as a

meadow lark in June. She had written

the letter the doctor had advised, and as

quickly as a train could travel betweenthe home of the man she loved and her

home an answer came."Don't acce.pt it; I'll see you

,And he did see her on the mor-

row, when he confessed his love, and

said he had never avowed it before,because he was waiting till his incomewould warrant a discussion of matri-

mony. He did not want to marry any-

body else under the run but her, andthen she told him ike didn't intend to

marry the other tellow any of the time,and the- n-

M anted -- a' the residence nf the bride's aur.t,by Itev. 1. Moore," etc.

(iratciard Fiends in Kisliiuglon.

Washington seems to be fostering a

new industry, which at the present rate

promises to assume startling proportions.It is that ot grave-robbin- During the

last fortnight a number of graves have

been 'tampered with, and in several in

stances the bodies removed. Investigations which have followed have invari-

ably resulted in tracing the remains to

dissecting-table- s. The latest of this

character is the wife of a Baltimore &

Ohio engineer who caused an investiga-tion to he made, and while it was in

progress the body was re interred. The

mxious husband insisted upon havingthe grave opened and when this was

done, to his horror, he discovered thatin tho histe of the bodyhad been buried in the broken casketand was entirely nude, the grave clothes

having been stripped off by the resur-

rectionists. The interior of the casketwas soiled with mud, but the body was

returned fc it without even a sheet

wrapped about it. The casket, shatteredand battered, was then lowered into the

grave and the damp, soft earth thrownon top of it. When the grave was re-

opened it was found that the earth hadfallen through the broken casket and

the body was stained with mud. The

remains have been placed in the vault

temporarily to await decent burial. Theaffair will be thoroughly investigated.Meantime there is much excitement and

indignation among those most directlyinterested.

Int .Ifrjid uf Wiliii'SM-s-

Boston fjlube,Little Neddie had acquired the ac-

complishment of fibbing, After beingcaught in a big one, his parents told

hint how wrong it was, and said thateven if they didn't know when he told

his fibs God did. A few days after theysuspected him of doing something which

lie declared up and down he did not do.

His mother said to him:"Now, Neddie, I watt you to tell me

the truth about this; did you do it ornot?"

Neddie, whose innocence was well es-

tablished in his own mind, replied:"No, mamma, honest I didn't; you can

ask God nr anybody."'

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Otij-ont- Hani Catarrh Throe? cirtdfWiaug UUiMisos, K.5ver lil'lrjsvW.'ajiasra, KUiauer Diueapcs, Tbi famicS Wscion,Jso Xif.Beciivrj end Norroa Aifoctioua, ccrod hero or at houw,wltdorwitiioutetMiUfr tho patient. ComonriJK U3. or enud ten cwifo In sfaaws rr our"Im-nliei- CuUlv iitwV MiucU ciusSU partitalura.rMi.rin KofvcaelPa!ii:-:r- , ymncI ittnrr I ci:cy. !Joc:nr;it.J tiKUozi'iI WiitjaTl; Bonafltooi-'iS- ComU.lortJ!. nenusud ty VcnUtliu.li j ?rfrS 1U2 and aVroicioiia bothkaBnaaaauaVa- -

cfrr-anfii- '.17 nn4 by cer

'.'PeciSuJ. EooLpoct-pai- ID cis. iu stamr.itni!cnrc or jjnyca, rac-eo)- ly

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" iul vc""la ataropg,PILE TCBICK'B nl BTP.ICTrHEJtroatU with tlio ffivatei t tucroi. U.v-it- -- s

lor t."a oonts in Address i

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iWVEXTORR Bend modftl or ttkAtch of yomtInvention, when I will muk careful prpliiriinary examiriHt'on, and report u in j uU'iunhilitr,wiih atlvlre, circular, etc., Frte f chnri,e. AllbrsiiiesB before V. I'altint OiHcv uttoudedfor moderate Fee, liifoririattvn nnd refertiit.sent oa application, N eimrc uiticm p itent.Bi'Cnrd.J. LiXTLi.L, Washlnt'ton, U.O.dfivcliv MUpoaiu U fi. Pat at Otttfo

A.. G. S PI .A WEaton, New Mexico,

DEALER IN CATTLE. HORSES

A N I)

11 A IT C H E S.

Will buy or sell the sawc

on commission. Correspand- -

ence solicited.

Address

ALBERT G. SHAW,EATOK, Hew Ksie.

iiilild, u'J nu tAJKUT h Ik IK Mm

to r iff); I? HAT.' yjiH our MiWB m(,prui.ile ihe U n 1'ikont (.M&ee ind w vaa

I'atiiM, in Ki tin,? it ihu,? rrmta ftotn'lf.1AANrO.V Sena HObKL OBAHIlia rPfloTO oi iavrrmnu TVe a7o m to awtvflalilhtv pr nl (liiuw ami VMw fit UtHJUtS

Fi wiraiar advice, terwut ana frlcri.Ha Iw'dental aikailx In yenr hvrn fcuiw, (Iwnnir t,iy orIowa, write lo :i;wywf.ww:ww

ifUIMl VHm Cuke. Wiui&ox, U

RA.T03ST "WEEKLY 1 NDEPE !NT DIE N" fJR

i! nisintK At nmm.1 Japaacw Ceitvis.

Helen H. 8. Thorap" m in Overturn! for FebruaryBj Hit Oh i lui.

, Optlo.

Don Juan Bsutista and lu tbn uaiableatmanner acknowledged bins to he masterof the country. The cro snd Ihe royalstandard of Castile were raised oa thefallen ramparts of tbe demolished mis-

sion, and theCimisnchesof New .Mexicodid not attempt another Insurrectionuntil after the tnd' do-

minion.

The I nion Is Restored.

New York Wor it.

IK f. Lamar hud been a rebel dur-

ing the war and a Democrat since

BlRDr.nKD BY IMUS.

The Eeaains f William Gray Found Hear Fort

Deliaitee.

Albuquerque cuisen,William Gray, known to many

old residents in the neighborhoodof Fort Defiance, as "GunnysaekBill," was a United States mail

carrier between Manulito and theFort twelve years ago. Of late

years he hae been working at dif-

ferent ranches in the vicinity, vis-

iting the different towns along theroad and mingling with the NavajoIndians, with whom be did consid-

erable trading in coral and shell

beads. Three months ago he left

S. E. Day '8 ranch driving threeburros and having around hisnuckand on his person several stringsof coral and shell beads. He was

on his way to Defiance station,where it is supposed he intended

The Japanese have an interesting tradition of the creation;

"In the beginning all things wire inchaos. Heaven and earth were not

separated. The world floated in thecosmic mass like a fish in the water, orthe yolk in an egg. The ethereal mat-

ter sublimed and formed the heav-

ens, while the residuum fanned the

present earth, from the mold ot which a

germ sprouted and became a

being, fr-- which sprang all thegods.

"On the floating bridge of heaven ap-

peared a main and woman of celestial

origin. The male plunged his jeweledspear into the unstable waters beneath

them, and withdrawing it, the tricklingdrops fomcdan island upon which theydescended.

"The creative pair, or divine man and

woman, designing to make this island apillar for a continent, separated, themale to the Left the female to tho right,to make a journey around the island.Wh n they met the woman spake first,saying, 'How joyful to meet a lovelyman!'

'The man, offended that the first useof the tongue had been by a woman,demanded that the journey be repeated,after which he cried out exultingly,' How

joyful to meet a lovely woman!--

"Thus ensued the proper subjection;and this, according to the ancient loreof Japan, was the origin of the humanrace and the art of love,"

An Old Preoption Verified.

FielJ and Farm.

Nearly thirty years ago, when climb-

ing the side of the Raton mountain, andwhen high uo' above the present city ofTrinidad, we approached the hut of agray-haire- d old hermit. He had locatedbeside a little spring a thousand feetabove the valley. He told us he hadbeen there a long time had come to

the country before Fremont or LucianMaxwell, and had themountain of coal. Said he: "I shall yetbe the richest man of tbe earth. Rail-

roads and steamship may collapse;banks may fail and beiome worthless;but the necessity for coal will go on for

cer, and I shall supply the mid-cont- i

nent. I am here to watcfc this greatmountain of fuel. Tho Rothschildswould steal it. But I am here to watchwhen the sun nses anil when it goesdown, and shall be her until the rail-

roads come. I hear tbcirshrill whistleseven now. They are c nning from everypoint of the compass. They are comingto this Golcoada of Amciica for thatwhich is more precious than diamonds,"As we sat for an hour beside the cool

spring and listened to this "old man

cloqujut,'' we thought him crazy

thought him a lunatic but we remem-

ber him as the prophet of tbe Raton.He is dead now, but his predictions liveand are, being fulfilled.

in Important Dot hits. ' li

El I'o.-i- Tribune.

The scpreme court of New Mexico hasmade an important dccisioiv.it it shallbe confirmed by the United States su-

preme court, in tbe famous Canon del

Agua and San Pedro case. The partiesto whom the grant was confirmed, bycongress several years agp claimed themineral aswcll as the agricultural grant.The courts holds that the act of confir-

mation o;dy applies to complete the

conveyance intended by. the Mexican

government, which never- has surren-

dered its right to minerals anywherewithin its borders, and also that theboundaries of the grant have been en-

larged through collusion between a for-m-

surveyor general and- the owners.

Thisgrant is located in Santa Fe countyand is, very valuable, including largecopper and gold deposi.s. If the courtshah be sustained the decision will opento the public a very extensive area ofthe territory from which prospectors andminers have hitherto been excluded.

Too True! Too True!

New York Star,

The ardent love of tbe Republican party for tbe Union soldier is

strictly confined to veterans of theRepublican, variety, by the samerule that southerners who turn

Republicans are eligible for. any-

thing, however personally unfit,while those who remain Dcmoeratsare available fos uo appointments,however well' qualified they maybe.

Have you UJteu upa cojljclafav- -

el w Xexire ij Doi im Bai&ta4c Aura.

San Fraud c Alts,

Tl region new embraced within tbe

present limits of the Territory of NewMexico had ut been subjugated by theSuanhb conqiterors.snd n band of heroicJesuits find dlstritintctl themselves in

pairs throughout th country for thepurpose, of establishing missions uuiohrIlia barbarous tribes with which It waspeopled The country being consideredcompletely under subjection, the mili-

tary left tiie scattered missionaries in

charge of a simtll number of soldiers,eight beiiijj Riven to each of Ibe sixmissions. The suoposilltws of the con-

querors, Imwevi I. were soon provedThe army bad hardly the

country when Ibe natives onus againstthe urMttiiaries and their guard' andsluughteied them, with the little bundof converts. One nf the latter, howeTer,escaped, anrt, seizing u horse, rode byday mid by nighl iin il he overtook thearmy, near tbe City of Mexico. On re-

lating his terrible story, he wits takenbr I lie eoldlrrs to the capital, w here lie J

repeated it to tbe Viceroy Bucarell.On the strength of the Indian's infor-

mation the Viceroy sent a troop of cavalrymen, under command of Don JuanHuutista de An.a. to the scene of themassacre, to avenge the martyred mis-

sionaries and their escoit. Eii JuanISiittlksta appears to have been a man ofextraordinary shrewdness of character.Ibe City of Mexico had just passedthrough a frightful epideuile of sninll-uo-

and In one largo bospifalai of theinmalei, vtn to the nurse and physicians, Irsei succumbed to the disease.The astute commander forced a numberof slaves to enter the deserted 1 uilding,and, tit the point of the sword, to collectthe brigtitly-dye- d blankets from theunrip, upon wh lh still remained a num-ber olpeatlferttus corpses. These blanket were then made into bales andsecurely bound with leather, to preveitthe disease from spreading among thetohllers. ihe troops then :onimeiiidthe long and perilous march to NbvvMexico, arriving safely, ntler manyhardships ut the ruins of what had beenthe most promising or nil Ihe missions,called it now seemed as though iniron fienorii fie lu fcsper- -

suza" Lady of Hope");The first care of Ihe coqimnnder was

to give Christian buriiiUoifia mutilatedremains or the nitirderod missionariesand soldiers, who were Interred with nil

possible solemnity in the sanctuary ofthe rootless church. The company thenwaited for the Indians to show thein-solve,b- ut

severs! weeks passed wbliout.u sign of their existence. At length oneof ths borsi men ciiine dashing into earr pwith the news that an immense body ofIndians the blood thirnty Couuiaolwswere eoming like th wind upon thslittle army.

Doit Juan- Bautleta's orden werequlcitly given- - and us tuilokly obeyed(through the persuasive inltiienie of thehieh and buronets); thedead'.y blankets were spread about theciiuip In careferts profusion, togetherwith f gaudy, baubles to att-

ract the attention of the savages. Thestrange command wus then given to flybef.irs the advancing foe. The orderswera- - obeyed, and in less thnn an hourIhe hostile Comanches were masters ofthe temporary camp, through whichthey strutted victoriously, draped in thebright sernpes left by the wily comman-dants.

bun Juan Bntillstn and bis troops kepton at post haste toward tire southeastuntil they reached a location somewhereshout the southern, part of the presentMute orchihiiabnii, where they found apueblo of Indians, who received themwithout the slightest demonstration of

hostility, and on seeing the cross on thebanner, prorlrated themselves on tbeground before it. Surprised at theseevidences of Christianity In a people

so barbarous, Don J nan flau-tists made inquiries as to the sourcefrom which they had received their reli-

gious limtructlon. One oMhe chiefs an-

swered ttat a tradition had long existedIn the-- tribe to ths etf' ct that ft wliitiwoman had eonw to the country sndtutrght about a divine man who hud diedon a ciohh, anil time when they shouldsee men marching under that ensign,.they Eho'ild receive them as frle.tds andbrothers.. Knehsnted by this account!Don Jr.an Uanlista had the entire tribebaptised, and remained with them forseveral weeks, by w'hlch time he badmade them hie fervent allies.

At tho enl of that period, tailing a

good number of tbeir- - new friends withthem, the troop once more returned tothe devastated mlssidn- of ra

de ! Kspsrnnzn, where they foundtfint a.great mortality had seriously de-

pleted the ranks of the Comanches. Theinfected blankets had dons their deadlywork wltb.tanlbi effect.. Ths chief oft fibs, .J&iubtU HQrcus'.tvsi'ffoneAed

Ou the return, last night, of. some of our citizens fiom tbe buri

h1 of Mat Devine, the rumor which

bud already begun to circulatewhs nadir confirmed. He came to

his death by his own hand, havingtaken strychnine for that purpose.Tbe deniessed condition of thecattle business, added to some

financial trouble, seemed too

mil eli for bis mind, which was nat-

urally of a eaturiue and gloomycast. Having taken the deadlydose, he sat noon tbe doeratep til!

the poison began to work, when

he fell from tbe seat in convulsions.On regaining consciousness, lie

told his family what he bad done,' but persistently refused to take

auy remedies, saying that ho bud

made up bis mind to go and he

was going, lie epeut tbe time in

alternate stages of consciousnessand convulsions till dea h came to

his relief and ended his sufferingsand his life. But tew additionalfacts hare been ascertained in his

41 fp. He was born in Ireland on

February 1st, 1844, would conse-

quently hare bueu forty. four yearsold tbe Hist day of tbe comingmonth. When 'ie was two yearsof age his parents left the old

conntiy and settled in Clay county,Mo. As already stated it has been

about sixteen vars since he came

to New Mexico. The conditionof Mrs. Devine is truly one to ex-

cite sympathy. Her father for

weeks has been lying on a bed of

affliction, front which death, alonecan relieve him. While in-- thisterrible suspense, looking; dailyand hourly for the demise of thenuthor of her being, the husband,who e iould stand between her and

the storuis of life, voluntarily be-

takes himself to that journey fiotc

which be eau never return, leavingher with not only the burden of

three children, the oldest of whom

is about five years of age, but with

tho harrowing recollection thatwith bis own hands he hurried him-

self into the presence of bis Maker.Tbe aolioh of the human mind iii

the dread moment when man re-

solves to violently shuffle off thismortal coil, is a mystery into which

other minds may not inquisitivelylook. Common couseut has agreedIn attributing the net to insanity,audconunon aympatbydemands the

drawing of the veil of forgctfulneesover the rash importunity of thosswho thus go to their death So

shall it be with Mat Devine.

fl'as It the Forbidden Fruit?

Globe- - Democrat,

Gerard, the old English botanist,in reference to tbe banana, says it

is Adam's apple tree, and thatwhichever way tbe fruit may be

cut tbe form of a eross may be

seen in it. Again,, tradition farth-

er asserts that in Ceylen, wbtre,according to some, paradise was

situated, there exists a tremendous banana tree, the fiuit of

which, when cut trumvcraely, pie-sents- f

the figure of a man crucified,and local traditiou asserts thatfrom its huge leaves Adam and

Eve made garments for themselves.But whether Adam aU the bananain tne Garden f Eden or not must

boa matter of complete indiffer-

ence to those who-liv- e in tbe nine-

teenth century; yet If. the bananabe tho tree thai produced tbe for-

bidden fruit that "the woman saw

was good for food, pleasant to the

eyes and a tree to be desired to

make ono wise," we cannot be sur-

prised she was tempted to eat it.

The Stilton's Favorite.

Cleveland's favorite flower is the

lily of the valley., the sentiment of which

is tne ' if turn of happ.incs6.. She'returned a great deal.oi happi-

ness in.and arcand the capital, not to

sptak o many returns of tliesauift in

4ifferant parU-pf.tb- country,.

the war. On this ground1 thesenators were urged to

submit action on his nominationto the decision of a political cau-

cus. The defeat of the attempt in

gratifying, because rts successwould have indicated a draiHisitiort-t-

give a partisan complexion tothe highest court in the UiittccfStates. The people wottld nothave objected to-- the mottt search-

ing scrutiny of tbe uotnineo's legalqualifications for tho high position.They did very generally object tothe consideration of his pretendedpolitical qualifications. The resultmarks Win. E. Chandler's firstfailure as u bloody shii t leader ii

the senate.

Danger of Cenlnilhalion..

N, V, star, t

The tetidenoy toward a paternalform sfgorernment at Wiisbingtorrin the last twenty-fiv- e years hasbeen matked and eminently mis"

chievons. Such a fori of govern-ment Is more fatal tc"fhe welfareofonr people lhan snob- - even iw

anv part of Europe. The centrali-

zed powers in Europe, geographi-

cally considered, are really epsc?'-tne-ns

of Home rule compared tcours- - Abroad there is in each in-

stance oonpact body with a. eoaj-aiuu- ity

of Interest that places the

government jn direct contact with

the governed. Wo, on the con-

trary,, have a sparse populationspread overa continent fide as all'

Europe, and to have such a poweras this proposed' a: Washington,with all our diversity of intereststo be legislated tor,, is to bnildabove us,. under the name of a

a dense and odious despotism.. It in not only death to liber-

ty, but degradation, for it is donein violation of our wiitten constitutional law.

fir Created a tailioti.Kan.-n- s f'lty Times.

A young lawyer of Kansas Citj"it carrying on a determined woo-

ing in a country town of 1,003 peo-

ple i.ear by. The lady's patentoare devoted church people. Ths

lawyer went down recently anilstnid over Sunday at the hoteIip:the village. In order to getsnIKHwith the old folks ho assuuteolst

great interest in church affairs-a- n aiasked th mother t allow d

with her in the morning..The daughter' sting in the choir.Not up in the minor church pro

csedings he forgot to take any sil-

ver with him. When tho orar.'struck up an offertory and an offl --

cer ef tho church started down tho--

aisle witli a basket he caught tho-

idea and felt :6r coin The perrspiration brekc out all over hinvwhen he found that r

bill was tho smallest piece- of mon-

ey about him. He could not dodgethe issuo because the eagle eye ofthe matron was upon him. Il;rthought of what the ten dolhuev

would pay for in the way of wasb-in- g

and street car farOi but he wa

face to faco with the inevitable; .

and, though in anguish of epirit,.ho threw tho bill ' into the basket';with the careless grace of a Stand-

ard oil truet magnate. The eflecfc'

waaelectiie. No such event liad'l

ever happened in the town-- Ee- -

fore night everybody was talking;about it and the yon n$ roan's famtr

spread abroad. Jfow he is tryingto find ont whether tha old folk'w-ar-

touched by his libaralt.v c iichurch or shocked bv his ivani o'Tthrift. lis-ha- charge:!-- ' si . !,b

tiiiKHiitt to his taUf au Ji'tu-J-.ij- .

.bAir.jui'.bAl.

disposing of his stock. On bus

route he met two or three Navajoesof tho gambling tribe and they

followed htm out ol Gallup. Abouta week after this occurred, three

wandering burros, stripped of their

riggings, came up to Hitch's ranch

near Gallup, and were recognizedas those belonging to Gray. A

supposition pervaded the minds of

the men at the ranch that a mur-

der had been committed, andsearch was inaugurated. It result-

ed in finding the body of Gray be

tween Gallup and Defiance sta-

tions, in a lonely place where hehad been murdered and left to- he

devoured by coyotes. All his

stock of beads were gone, and, in

fact, he was stripped of the best

portion of his clothing. His re-

mains, which had lain on the open

plains for at least two wesks be-

fore discovery, wore almost en-

tirely devoid of flesh, but sufficient

remained, however, to identify the

body as that of the olJ mail car-

rier. That the murder was com-

mitted by the gambling Indians

that followed him. is a foregoneconclusion, for they will commit

all manner of crime to "secure

beads. No investigation, it is stat-

ed, was made into the murder.

They Can't Cope with Randall.

At anta Cons ItuliuuMr. Randall, the Democratic

leader in the bouse, to;k some of

the Uepublican orators in hand

tbe other day and wiped the finer

with tbeui. The debate was over

the little deficiency bill. Fred

Mussey, who is a Republican,writes to tbe Commercial Gazetteas follows: "It most be acknowl

edged that what Mr, Randall said

was a little bit ugly for the Repub-licans to tackle, and it was remark

ed that he was not replied to from

the Republican side.'' There Uu

Republican congressman capablef coping with Mr. Raudall on the

floor of the hou-e- .

Widows Are Sot Voters.

Ncwburg, N, Y.. R. glstor,

During last week there havebeen introduced in congress count

less bills to extend the pensionlist. But among all these billshere is not one to increase the

pittance of tbe widows of Union

soldiers, who were killed in battle

or died of disease contracted in the

seaviee or in the line of duty. Tnis

shows a lamentable lack- of ga-

llantry on the part of tbe reptesentatives of the people. It shows

that they are more concernedabout the votes of.living soldiersthan in behalf, of' the widuws ofdead heroes.

Bale Prove CleveUnd a Democrat

Nw York Sun.

On tire whole, Mr. Hale's great effort

must be- called pretty, small potatoThe part of his speech which is disin

genuous or false need not

by faiwr.inded men. The part which is .

essentially true, that is to say,

that Mr. Cleveland has been getting

into hacmony with the Democratic

party, is a charge whichwill admit to be a. true bill, f.pd.tbey are

gJjei.afJV

KATON.- - WEEKLY INDEPHK D'E JSTTrBSar,

MW SUBSOIL A Stab iu the DarkSomxtiineit fails of it inuiderou-intent.- .

The vnriiutwi a u d dastard-- -OALIPOEUIA!

LAS'D.OF-r'1-

DisotiVEKiESiBBWREflTwiTAliOHS.

Vim ry In arivni.e.e $5 (XI will TIIK DAIWINDTtPENDUH'f-Si-Mmi'lin hfiH n Bunka (nn n week tor 2G week); or for $3 M wi will

enl THE VH.'KK'I,Y .iirone year and .

TAKDARD & FOFIMR WGHr8ttiat oiit tile imik SANTA AKIE. Ihoh

tterj boitl of dt plHiunt cailfnrHia r mnilySiitiaruciioii tuuianU'cd or u.oi.uy rclixidil.

t IT ic I)'1m ami tn (rood fttfar. and uiadnd t. iur homo wxltin,uImW- 1. f r but W" u'j. H Is only to prmnpt iwwviij.i ttnri Stftr- - inOld-j-

Trouble Over miles.

Optlo.

Tb (lfcilons of tbe TrritorinlKupiem) cturt are beginning towork nlteaiiy in. tbe way of'ntirringup wtuth Between contestants .toI lie mm picfrtips. Tliis i thchs jint now ut GoMtfi), helwcfuCol. II. W. Weill hbiI Jesse Brwi--

ton, prtrtie well Ui.owii in Lhk

Vej;i. Pi Bffins that Wclil. ikI

ntliB'S liud formerly imitlir soon'on tln Sun ldro giHDt.

When wax known, ofthe eupretn .iiii, declwing the

gMiit public dotnahi. Webb and

ptirtv relocated their claim on

Wti3i EXTRAORDINARY OFFER cj)ruii!iiv;tiw"ri,lt.: rtit (fur paper win nwni for t ha fall fcr- - fron ttw! vror rii. :f tu-

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1"u .! I.inknift8 Til" l hr.w mi' Rmiujf tiio nOur li'.e-- -. 1 nitVr voii a f.ITKri. M v),! a'rl .i;nt;.tI Jltt W'iij-- r (inviunHl.

lytntaeks made ii)eu tbvieputa- -Hon of Ifostetter's Stoma b Bit- -twin by ppiRima who seek to palm,off cbH)untl fiery tonio an idenlbcal wita it, or '"the sum thing hu-d- er

another name,'rorim most insiHtieoH rca'ji Ms

anlrouNly upini the unprincipledtrader upon popular credulitywho attempt them, convertingtheir sieriilatio!i into rwiioufHilures. The Bittern is a pure,w hoi e o tn e an d-- th two 1151 in ed i ci n ,.

sda-ptfc- to tbe total' cote and'pr-yeinio-

of fever and' ague, biliousremittent,.ilypepiii, constipation,,biliotisues. debility,. iiervousii8and kidney troubles. Its every iii- -y

credient, unlike ihose hi the iu.i- -'la'ions of it,. is of an asoerlaiueds'andard of excellence, and while

1 y Viir.rA?.r- Black, Thisn " r.rirW-- and Jnlli-t- at.

Ui lvi

Itomco imd Julicii rterl'a urn r.'cy mid fiJl f

Enordr Ardcn; r

'svno':: !f rnur't of ut; , v ;i:i d !ji ' S.UU. Ii A- 'l " Iltjw V""A.:i witiiout 1u a. i

r1 ' . (tip ;l n t t,an rv,-v a he n. at L- - ttct, fta o:.a r::-- '

end L.rcir. Tro"nrveraroC the propertin,. mu;li n

Hie KevKlone, Retort and others.Uut KHiiKfin with ihi. alo

I low. Vl-.cn- .

Vr.y, r;:.Yd i:rh brirffT' i

br.Ufiu lrcawto miufci-- iivf.;".!1!'' lyli. .Ti'":-.- Ttrt.. v

ti:t t.ie lji)!irrt.i! " It r.l 'f Av : " ni.i lKtuoif the reader to a tliua.d atJu-''r-f ai went' over onto the Oi-'ia- mine

grunt, and relocated in hi ownname the Benion mine, claiming:

I()()in ; Arr Atlantic Epir.occ ; by J ;stin McC a:.JT pnwprrul ni'il tlin Hih-- r ktry cC1lf.i nn A:nor!mn l ie. Th I'tnM'nnr imnahirM IViliKr'ne, ilin.l,u!n:n,ir ,x!iii ..: ., I'll kuij if .nuaur la tislto Iidu Ui " oil lxird " r.t Ipuoj to uie UTiblo u;i4t. ut Xnn Vorli.

Tho Lady of lyonr,: ly Sir E Bulwer Lyitc.that th- -

iiprein conrt'N deniiouafTecteif the Utriz mine grant a

j nninat dovfitioti r.;j iH.ru)trfst q'rp'ii;;:i rf (tu ' mvat pLwd on UiwstiLgo. Xxiei-Oi- well as the San Pedro. Tni BnDavid ChristyJfandoar and Batterily:, ly ton ninie- - is the one operuti'd' by

y rim at.. A'Hplrily IM xtory of him.fiTi yrt n. 1 a ewrdrftT.-n- , Fn!!'" n4'!ltT. Wbb and Benton jiDtly bUwlac nutljyr clotbus liui rvoi-w- n ia I il.intry humor.. Hcjiwbia WAKE ,Auriin art Uw.

they, by reHSon of their tiery :t

injnrion!iv upon theImiin. and nervona syMeso, of botb-il- i

organ it issnedative nudInvijjnrani. Eluseall these

For $2:50 iii advance yon getthis paper one year aud 52 books,,one each- week.

It is pnoyed' tHattba- - man who- - vfired the first shot in the late war-i- s

dead as a smelt. The fellow whowill fire the kst shot is lively as a

flea, and sees gobs of blood on thef ice of tbe moon. Ste-wil- l not diVII ceaeea to makevote.

they eoltl it to Wilson WaddingBy disnftllinit the avinptnn:s i oftert'm!stnVefor rouauuiption. SANTA ABIE baa bro'ifrrit bHin. Tint-- priicedme on. the(iannej8 to uiiuiy a nouMcnom anu uy frtiiuuiiy

nn the eniich alul cltf (hut Uo oftenpart of Webb o angered" BVntondavidAitK into that tula! iUkeae will vet'Bvc thouihat he and Rome of bin friends- rsands (rem an imttiuuly uruve. Von niaico no

miHtak by kefpinx odtla ol tim plaant

The Trial Of PickvrlclCJ by Charles DrcKEN.Thl" i tdr t time tin mtira ntnrjr of Uw r:i-i- t Ptkrtft k'n mivmh!- -n t1i'lipnwmHKn. l.iirlcll li.w f;;:T!). it ntoi mit la IikII'Tci". t tvi tk.n ului mirth. uro

ill iiUi t aiulttwt U by Uu wiw aouilMliU. ut th uamruU kum 1r"

il(Uid.H.aml SlTHS'Iilnc; by Charles Rc.m emi'P'iy tIM ftiry of farm iwwttv nirrj pi"t'ir. am' rr.it- -: :i ! ,

'ft.ix t: ?ritli4"- - '.; i:i .tit; kj J fttlki. All iu ....

.Svoi?t is, Ti'iitr Love; by " ..'

(Mirlr'i'j story nf !!''ucr"l!it!iMnt, ptranrcnio'it frt of rrtty VflliiiwiJ

remetly utwayi in Hie iiu'da- e- taliated by going over to the SanPedro grant nd locating in theirLIFORNIA own iiatnen the Keyntone, Retwrtand other mioe which Webo and'?.1tlf iV:V-.:-Tho. Haunted Houae; v2 0

lii-- i partr had jiiat lontt4ed The111,ty Sir E. Bulnvrh

l:ai tclii rinrtea. V.'oJrd and

; P' "txxs.. One ofrt.iotlli.iut.

Murljyold; by Cn A.muff- -mo r i:i;tc!iri or at.vvy a urn.1 ft mi'" ai:..!. dull ca.ro. J Jr. r.r.jfciA," wmiiillc.--

CAIIFOKN 1A V K.

TI1R ON'LY GfTAUANTKKD Cl'KK for CatarrhOn Her Vedd!ii:-"3'-,i!-i'- !r; By Blt.th.v M; Ci.at.rrir it)T.ai fl 'rminTriiprnrjpr i ir.k.tui!-r- ai'.i i.:id riuati:illo t) ihn .!(!:

COLOIAM A0SSCr,ETOaA5 ITAT2 107HBT co.-;- ;

For Tlckl,.Uta, iDlrnnallon Aw. ?uj ti ln.If ynu hnve D.it besu lucky TRY 'ME ttrmhane.. Kenil forlarirtolrculor.

JTranU. Xii SC. SmttU,rM.iTMmi tMrmrrl Be ,ro3l0, COLO. .

nil '1 11 Ml Mil 11 HinnltM-n- leTacir of All Trades;. 1 enRtEftUEAPn.. Th

ra nr'.Ion who f'Mn tHtrk t" hh tnrt. ""'! 'nm'retl ltmtim'.n:iTf"- tnivl l:u.uro;iountl AinMrs,. a'i4 thrtliinif :vuiitur-k- ir r.t a ciiiuui t

OTII-- R R()OK4..mRI(! TIl' VEUS TO C()!t?I.rT!X THK NOTICE OF 'SEIZURE..

Colil In the llea.l. Hay Fevf-r-, Roue Oold.Pntarrh-a- lliraOn'SK aii'l.M't Kyes. H.Uirea tlie ieliao

and ainell; mnovVs had ta,.t aiid tinpluaa-an- t

brf&th, ruMlltitiK from Catunh. Fn!lriwand a Cure i warruntcri' Send Tor cir-

cular to AlllETINE' MKDUAI. COMPANY,oruville. Cat Six ruoiuha' treatment for il; aentby mall II 10.

SANTA ABlBANn CAT It CUREKor la .y

j: B. SCHROEDER.Wl.leslc AKanta.

J. R. BRL'ENEK A- CO.. PuUo. Col.

Ukitxd Stairs Iotbsni;IS ''oiilts Ar 4()4)t'faj:i frr i.vu nionlii: or 4'-

i tUcn limy Utfia ui1

Revfncic, 1

M. V

31, 18H8. JCollector's Ofnre.DWrlcrofN.

U' ' ,W ' " KbrMt. mitfl-l- l tO l" tUv.V.llrtokn '. r :l.8v-i- ' v frona rw; or - ..,

ii vK'n; it S't P'ioIii f .r in emlii "U" a I r ho'ui n v.iv it f,rl!ir'o insntlmi " K If.ioltn t.T-i-M- - for 1.5 rn'its w. , wwk f tM' ii'iiiili.v iluto. 8illJ.'Iu 'i'il". " "em-- . A ir

Till: INDEPENDENT.

Benton party announced1 theic in-

tention of potting mun otithese mine. The Webb party de-

dal they will mist an oh a move-

ment even unto tlnd.. Thusrioua difficulty in anticipated:

Wont ant' f. to DotThe symptoms of bilioumiesn are

unhappily, but too wall known.They differ in different individualsto pome extent. A bilioua mau iaseldom breakfiket eater. Too

freqtiet!yr alas,, he bus an excellent appetite far liquids but ncm-fo- r

solids of a morning. His tonguewilli hardly bear inspection at anytiiaep if it is not while and furied,it is rough, nt all events.

The digestive system is whollyout of order and diarrhoea of con-

stipation may bo a sympiom-o- tbetwo inaj Alternate. There are oftenhemorrhoid or even, loss of blood.

hAKTAiFHJ'iimiBrvNotlee in heiuby git'ii Hint on the 30lh

Baton, N.M dny of. ,'Jsnnsi',. lVBM, did utir.e. atHurinner, tneioiiowiBg-aeseriDe- a'are those

refidthlxand them goo.ls, tn wit:RICHLYi thty will nnd hon- - One (11 hnrrel eonwitilne, uDent 42 iwm ploy men t thfrt

gallons of Native W ine..Hi osrreiana con

muromenss tree. tent havebeen seizpn for flotation of "

iSoc. 3455, JJuvised IStiitutes. 'will not take them from tbrir homes and fimt-Th- e

iirofiu it large and mire tor e'ery1n-dn-trio- u

per-m- iminy havp maito and me nowmakiiitf aevftra) hundred tin I) urn n month U Is

easy tor nnyen,' to wink aid upwards pr day,wlio in willinif to work. Ki t her e.. younsr or'old; eupiul not ticHetl: we ftiirt yon. livnry-thini- r

new. No frpeeinl' ability on,

Aiv nereon dHlming tlie anove-tn- -3ril)eri property l hereby required

piicluliiim incompliance with lawto the niKlei'siirned, wilhin tblrtr tliiytfrom dntcofllrst pahliettion of this no- -

To every imb.crlb'sr to thr AM r "AN ART MACA.INB fnrnt jearwiM be sent the celebrated

PAGE HMBROIDEkY OUTFIT,reader, enn do it a" well one. U ttaatnne fur full pnrtieulara. wliieJi mail free.

Thl.i-onf- t rpnsisNof a'xty Ft;m"ei pftttprni nn parcliiutit pftlier. i'k flow, cUftrlijloPn, nrV- - tioe.. J. P. McGrokty,..Collector of lotmnI.Kvnu.Vlff'H' PI KU8TANQ

LINIMENT 2440.J

NOTICE FOR TUBLICATJOir...

There may bo giddiness and' oftenheadache and aciditv or flatulenceand tei.derne3a in the pit of' thestomach. To correct all tbis if noteffect a cure try Green' AngnstFlowt-r- . I' easts but a trifle andtlioilMimlN attest its efficacy.

Land Office at Hnta Fe, N,M.January :tl, 18S8. f

Notice is hereby given that the follow- - '

imii MniJi prit fiun 0'i if it Willi u l inn le' iai for uorKintc. una ft boot ui matrucuoiis, me valuot Hi ia iiri IP ho'.ufht sjiHntlely m retail would I Anne thmi

MX DOLLAU".In a)'lition io the ln v wp w III tsnsi"t to ever Hibrrl1tpr flv bfjtntllnl p'chrmn. nn etJiiT'jr

v A. H. Hid; nHl n n etcliine h Charles Volknior. and Hiii?raviii'.rs by M . L, D. Wathon. ie rc H.vorv iiii'l .1 4.. S. Munk TliPf-- h' o printed on hravv plnie rtaper. sti'tible lor fraiiriiig, uuU kf;criniuf u (jtl f art tli tt could no ti bauuhl in tin) urt utore fur less tlian

TWO IThf AM KH1CA $ ART M AUA7TNE. nou enlerlruf uki th weird rerof It p'iMlrllon. Is

lM'iwl d :rr ti itn t e htviiiN'iitp-- t anrl thu t"-- t a t perio Ii cit In this country. T'e lo ulinir artw rl ur tut'i nrtfMinf A inert" rontribntt' to ji, nnd (m'h iiioiithl)' iMie comaiiif two or more full-,:t- i

pinie , oNiiOi,rrHMnp and e id aviiv,"". nrtieU;.t nri urt tonlrj, pnneeiui as rclttt tohi line d(i"iratuii a mi In mi a ' rl In lc etni!oitin'iit, oiul sfnre- - ff ftnr jiiciurei with llif text.

Tie' n':tr hitlfc' riji'ion pr cc of thin M itrine is $i Q per ye.n; but f ir a limited limconly un-til April, IHvi MiLiMripti n will be rmived bv ns lnr

oxk nniMirrnt kiu.Ail I1,p ahn-- rtrfiniums are ent t'pvprv d"llnr tfim Hlr. Tfii" (fraud ofir made as Hn ovper--i- 'i'Mt mi'' will lvniftiri Dppii only r tlit Ifinit'-- porioii lutd. To every nerswn neiidfiiff u five new

ilivrptl3H K.ve liiillurs, we w H sciid frca tlie MjiuxhHt for on yeir with allthcftboveprciiKiiiii!. A'liirt--

AM "GKICAN ART MAOA?jItE COMPANY,170 I'WVMITIT PTRF.'T. POSTON.

In g-- n med settler has filed notice of liltIntention to nmke final proof In support'of his claim, 'and that said proof willbmade before the Register and Receiver,at Santa-Fe,.N- . M. on AUirch 15.1888,.viz.: Jumes T. Sheridan, for the N ES IS S E N E Sec 11, and

HW1.4 Sec 12, .T 30 NVH 28 E.

Attention is called to the offer,in' another column, to new sub-

scribers-. Parties who have sub;scribed to the Weekly and whonow- rensw their subscriptions andpay in advance are entitled tothe same benefits, Hero i a

splendid opportunity to get a largeamount of good reading, matter fora low prieo.

Do you have any trouble with

He names, the following witnesses t

H gnus , DiZ."1' S V,.,, 'i.'', w prove (lis continuous resilience upon,..and oultlvatton of, said land, viz.: H. S.

Griitz. E. W Bnyley, Mike Kelleher.aniAntonio Snhizar, all of Cnpuiln.N. U. J

James H Walker, Eei'istor.!B00ES, THREE CEHTS EACH!

form, printtfl frnm trr en ttvnlThe following lkxtk Rr? ptihlinhd In nont namMlilt: t

,tr. ftixl rnmiv K t lie tn IiuiiiJkdiiihIv MliiKtrttieu. 'J'lmv t wiLliout tlta b(Mk ever ruii-iwtln'il id an)' Ikiiii or lfiiis,rv;f, unl lurtMitti to the inn-t- of lliu irnile an ufix)riur uy tu Hfcure the bestliCrrnturfi ot tlm tl.v at td't iiint trliliim lu .tny oUht Mriien t?ice grcut "ttoik wuaiJ cunt, uxuCliuiiia tlta iicn uiiicii iht-j- iud uiiurtj, titli wig MtcoMipltM imibuii ;

Th ForroIMnl l!ubtra. A Vnrl. HyV.T. Cai roTitoOUI (hiltt'liCln-- U Ajtuvfl. HyRii.VAttiTKrutm. ,Jr,'I Itr I'turl l llioOcewn. A Novel . I'v Clama

yoar eyesight 7 It so call at iier-ingeV- a

atid have your eyes tested.They have the latest and' bestsci-pntiri- o

devices invented for testingI Iul low A tit Hull A hbvil, ! iiik.ukk,T iikwukV.

.(

t Ktt V. PlKI.ui. I..

1Von)Ar nf ttie Uorhl. Katuimi. as a Qrnr.n.tti'ti.iii ;iin! lliiiiitnlMnit ui tlm mnt wtnit-- i iul

kanl H'tiu's ii. of man. if .nt'i-ilin- ibH IiiiImii va.tmili-- of lltii Mcu, A il.ni iifilon nl tti nili) oW

una iii ittunj at Hi UiUuut u,cmu, vuuH'i''ic ii.'Cli )l .'in.

"A I'li iiaur ilfTtlon. nnd Olhrp . Tt"JnM!i Ai.i t 'B Wt.i." A c irLiii lit miii .) mmy

k tic- - n ,.,. rfrtiei ri tt.mUj,'hP Allfit .'l I'lipii'). V'jt'Hiu'AroliiiTi, nitlhor

nl ' Tun tin , c I ' ii .M ii i'!:g)u'ji.)' luiiiiy Ltit.kn.fir.-rt w. r...!. "V. i.i.. Jv.:'.tl.,t

ftrlliiii strl-- i ,v (Bmn Piritt-ii- C"nSli' n

( IMI'f lloimr, Nnl. nI ikKt Uiu Libit. A

Timlin. ''I ho Plnmnml llrtioalc--

" Dora

l.'xftatovcl. II r the eye,, together with- a completeline of Eye Glasses,., Spectacles,etc., and we guarantee to giva youa perfect fit.

People who have been east over

nin'i

Tlic l.iwyt'r'ifrrf N,-- r Hhakitani'1 in; , t ii"c in' Ir, c U kui 111. Uy ac i

Nli.:l. It I.. MiH.'Ois.A U'ltiKi-- (iirl. AN'. v.l. Tf llAr.

Iiinlr Vulwui'tli'a A ;nvl. :y " TtiaD. iu '."

Cel v. ecu Trn Jtut. Oft awHtur r l)ora

"'iin'Mi'.- i' .vKwi-t- f rmnx.

I, ii.I'lllliil..I. 1

A -It! . Lyon's Ifathairon iscooling, healing and.refreshing to the scaln. rnhrtntci CATALOGUESEN

K'til :i !? i

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til

ftr'wVrfi'l'in.-

'!.i tnlri!;. !!,(.,awaaMauaaHBMaaBnayBKM

tbe "Great Wabash Route "expressthemselves as pleased with the el-

egant equipment and fast time but

IV-'- . i- JI I. KllnuS 1:hti -- !''. HvT'ii liiiHlv Ui.iTv. A &y 'A'

T. t'ol-tt- 01'Am.A.. B

. r.mrv. JUnt, H

1'u- i- lux the- iovil. Ii

!'i IW

i MautT.',tr.T"tir,

1 lil. AiUJ '

VetiiDlB; KIW111 , D'leiU 2 iff KT vSPlants. Kiil). luplt-ni'is-

. O C. - lLJ tZ3tv man. u application.Frji-r- "

Vm Ijuu't negluct iv)Iliu tor It.

HIRAM: SIBLEY & CO.Lyon's Kathaircn

GItci l,nir(h and Slrentji toll 11 AIR.

1.! !.i l'l wrili('i iFuucut-jr- A; VffJ . tliof vlfM put ftlrtttrijA Novtl. TCj ths Kutlior o( " DraI'nir but FiiImc

Untie." H'vtTi1nl.

Lyon's kulhuiron1 Novil. Uy 3n. II. V. VicToa.I.unrntr'a tub in. CHICAGO, ILL;12.Hll.CUnW

ROCHESTER, N. Y.' Xa: St.

it .,!. ?. ' in u r r i ri'i he Uon'l Ijt UVnll'i. K.t kit Kilwrtlr turniup,

l.i't, A.'B .f .nt'ii pmru...! wtk. fii.l'n. wy. LyWJi'rli nit n iniikfl ik'.ih t, t.,ll, rflflilijr il kaii!lr.

One lluniln ti I'fi'intar riimp--s ' liiinti i .u'.Mtoab I c.m'-- . Ill '!- iln ,1 iV.I Kfl IH'W Allll iM.

Htr NotT II' an it l' ii .t Aunts l'uBtaa.A Itnrlrrvt lit. AN !ly in inn If H.i tuAn Old Mun - KacrifitfC .a Kuiil. My II it. Inn 1.

J.l'l"r-of- Iv1tictfna Oalli. A Xavl. Ey lira. Uaat

more particularly with-t- LowRatce procurcd through Mr. C. M.

Ifampson,.. Commercial Agent, !No.

10 Wiprlsoi B.'ck, Denver. . Writeto him.

Remeraber, that Charles R

Thompson will copy your photo.

gives vitality to theHair Follicles. Try it!

A i I'tti flilKl.'I h Wactmu lUUr. A F oval, y lr, J.II. Boaiaaoa

Uy U. T.. Caldoe.'i ho ItiUrornia Cabin. A Novel.

Lyon's kES'djI IA w.ll unn.UnT fntrr nf tho ahora booltn by mail pout paid upon rc"oiptpfonly 13 Cental any fm fort!i i en4a tan y twn'ii fl.v c,r fUK'rntat th fntiri' 1st V) lM)ka for Tft (,cnta t tlie ei'tim t lu.iinil in boards,wan ili.mi.ai-k- lor a .lO, Tliidln thf creatciit liarRain in bonka veroiferr'l. Uu not fail Uittiha atlvantnire of It.

Uli'ivt iim vntiraut'rd ormonsy rffunded. PoUft lumpi tAkfn for fraction of a dollar. Ah tonnr reliability,m rtr to any nnwaaiwr pnliIUIird In Nw York, to the Cnmine rrl Aaaclea. All nriiura filled bff

KEEI-- 8 TIIK HAIR FROM I cheaper; and give betterFAI.I.I.i..ltT.. I

1aoiisIf.1 r y.

H 113 M E.J

'cyu. u a.

gives natural strength& softness to the Hair.Invigorates the root-lets by freeing-

- thescalp from dandruff.

satisfaction, than any travlingagent can- - afford te do.

D-- ynu have dyspnpite trouhlfsTke Hiind's Sarsapurilla, which ha

reUeved thousands snd will care vou.Sold bysll ('riggists. 13

Old subscribers who renew andpay in, advance receive tho 52

ill crtirtra.i.t.1 ll.e "I.OVKI.T, WASIIEII' to da

Iloireatead, Xo. 2951.J

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.Lhnd offlc at Santa F. N.

Januarjr31,lS8. ( '

Notice l hereby given thati the fl-- -'

lowing-name- d settler, ha filed nuDce ( '

his intention to make Anal proof In lup-po- rt

of His claim.and that said proof willbe.naiwlf before tbeltegietersnd Receir-er-at-San-

Fe. N. Sr.. .on JlSroh 15,

1818,. viz.: JohnC. Jflller.for tlieNW --

H'.8E W S W ,.VV" l'--4, Sec 14, T Sf X, R 27 E.

(

II names the following witrtesaes tprove his continooss residence npon,anr!culiri vatlon of,' said land, viz.: K.. W '.

Bliyley, John finlnger, James Ti Sari'- -

dm, and JUfc lGrata,jiirof) CuTjulin, PK.

Ilk. Ja H.. W'ALKC-.;;isti-

butter wnrk anil Ho it eniwr uai in lima nuiu tban anyuihrr itiucbiiio io ihu world. Wm ranted it v yurs. and ifit ilon'i vtmhIi tin) tloihaa iUan, witltwut rabbiutf, vi will

tua Biouay.

AGENTS' WANTED ! Lyon's Kathairan-illlfl .latter and ltlninrorm faIn Yrrrcoo.it-.- - 1('N SII()H' FHOOPthit Aufntf

oninttlne fmm M'3 ta filiS vtr Bjuillh, Vsruiar,make Wm to SiSMi iliinnx th vinu t. hiiv smut books advertised, in. another.

Iluil orkNi o.li .V

llseXyon" Kathai- -t nl to thnatt tliAiiirltia m a inc9V ftd aim tu tiunia.''7Ka:Vy'NftKklNi.KKS.atiiiBaitttr,iUtcolumn.

Lamp chimney cleaners 10 centt iron to keep'-- froni gettJii&baldi Maliil3sat!2

Y w invite wrMktfituon. Btom jaw :,

jr aldraaaaaaiiard(ir (urthw priif(mHJit LOWELL CO: ErkiJ&J aitCUv SiunocL'Is, ,