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THE' HISABLlQHliT
S0UTHW8STBr 'pUBLlSHllo 'O.
t !i Km Mil
ha ti:may. May si. use.
It In rcjirtrtetl Hint nliumlant
mills Iinvo lately fallen in tlio
nortliwGHtoiii (ttulos, nml (Joiihc
qttcntly tho fjrowhiff nprJug wlient
tltore Is in n very iirouiUIng con
illtlon for n full crop.
Tlta tnriff: bill wan utidor tils
mission In the Beimto I'itinnrie
uoiuitiltteo on Tiinrmmy, nml n
very decided tllHiionlUoii wna
tiimilfOHtcd. bj Kcmtlille.iuiH n
well an Dismocnila, to pretty tlior
oitKlily binartiln)c it.
It la nlnted from WiiHliltigton,
nttitnrotitlv by nutliorlty, Unit Mr.
lllnliio to llnidly out of tho Prosl
dcutlid rnco, nnd tlmt his present
intention Ih to ro back to tho
Miumto In plnao of Utile, whoso
toriu osplruM March Itli, 1803.
Tho HI Paso Times niitioitucca,
nnd nppnrontly upon pood author
ity, tlmt 11 plan is being matured
by wliluli ii reciprocity treaty with
Mexico will bo (secured, ineludlng
tho abolition of tha frco zone na
ouo of itH features. Mr. lllnliio is
iiiotodns pushliiK the scheme.
Tho puruhnso of tho St. Louis
& Ban Fruiiulseo road, carrying
with it, us It docs, control of tho
Atlantic & Pacific, places under
tho Bnntu I'o uuuuigumcnt tho
most gigantic railroad system in
tho world, mid nil brought nbnut
within tho flpnoe of thirty years.
Tho completion of tho deep har
bor projects on the gulf coast of
Texan, now only n question of tliuo,
will cnstiro Bevoral dlreat rail lines
tliurol'rotn to New Moxfco poluta,
especially Albuquerque, Las Ve
gas unci Doming. Tho avitig of
flfictiii hundred miles of land cur
riae In favor of the Toms ports
over Now York, on Now Mexico
freights, will forco the construe
tiou of these roads.
Mr. Carlisle follows the MoKIn
ley tariff bill from tho House up to
the Senate. Ouo of tho last
speehes made In the House against
tlmt political debt pa,lng contri
vance, was bj Mr. Carlisle, and
now ho gets Another wliai'k at It
in tho Senate, whore there nro no
one minuto rules to choke off de
bate Mr. Ourllsle will be again
heard from on that bill, nnd to
good purpose.
Tho tonor of the vustaru press
eommout on tho recent purchase
of tho Frisco road by tho Santa
Fe Company, Indicates a gotiorul
expectation that tho gap bstwoou
Sapulpa, In thu Indian Territory,
mid Albuquerque, N. 51., will soon
be lllled, and thus afford tho San
ta I'o a muuh more direct lino mid
a saving of some 18 hours between
St. Louis nnd Sun Frnuclsco, nnd
mnko it the shortest and quickest
xouto across tho continent.
the ousaon ilection.
The Oregon oloetfon comes next
Monday, mid judging from the
columns of tho Portland World,
theynrc hnviugnroiisonnbly warm
cmupuisn. Deingtho first election
of the year, nnd having a posslblo
bearing on the general rennlt In
November, though on the lists its
n Itopuhlicuu state, tho vote will
bo wutuhed with more than passing
lntoroBt. Tho following Is the
Demoorntio ticket:
1'or OunetoM, 11. A. Mlllerj CTovtrnor,
Srlveatar tannoyert Secretary of Hist.
W. M. Trmiw. vU Htuto Treasurer, 0. W.
AV bU 8ujirm Judge, II. 1'. Ilynlmni)
Bunt. Piilillo Instnietlmi. A. I.attoyr
tuate Printer, Joint O'llrlen.
HEBltABKAnEPUIlUCANS SOARED.
Gov. Tuny or has called n iipo
o!al Reunion of tho Nebraska Leg
islature, to take notion on tho fol
lowing unmet! suhjont-n
Find for tho -uirpoM- of enacting n
law cttiaiillililnc mnxliniiin railway
freight rate and To tm tlmt tertian or
the statute, cratl'i a itatti Ixxtrtt of troui
pfljutilmi, Saeond --For tlio purKMo of consider
lii Rti't amandin our election lawa hy
Uii (tilo)t'.l hi of what U know at the
Australian hillirt system.
I'Ulrl-To onuMtr awl gin esprit
slnn lu favor of an lucres la the
vein hp of curnmey nnd ef free coinage
t-f Ur.
Tho Ornngers nnd Knights of
Labor of Nebraska recently held
icoret convention mid demanded
certain Hiill-ninnopoly legislation,
ntiil Uluro In Iiuk i on. vnrv niHniin I
dissensions and dlsfHitisraollon j
Bintillg the Uepllbllonnsj nil which
i.mlA i.i. ,-rtii tn. ti,.v n,ii,ti,,..
bntiO lin good lo tho nopitbllmui
wtfise In that slato. Tlils will for
rt fiinMlili. nftho LoglRlnlnio
Ia niiiilfvslly to oIiook this threat-
Hlliug niovcinent
pTrtf.
nnd sure tho
A halt oAtxta.
mmm mm
, i no uoitnoii Bciioot mw in wis-
Qousltit and tho cdlicatlotinl forco
bill in IllltiolSj under whloh those
states atlotupt to assume Jurisdic
tion over tho inothodn of educa
tion in privnto sud parochial
schools, nro creating great public
tllosntbfactlon, nnd tlirontcn to bo
oouio conspicuous fuctom in the
coming fall elections there.
Tho Catholics' and tho German
Lutherans nro urouscd in opposi
tion, nnd thoro is n very fair pros
pect that thin Issuo ttmy become n
doclsiro onoiu both states.
Thuso ohurches, as tlo nil others
who lmvc n correct idea of tho
proper function of govorninont In
educational nflidrs, Insist that tho
stnto cannot rightfully assume ju
risdiction over prlvuto or parochi
al schools, any moro thtiti it cuu
go into tho family nnd say what or
how tho parent shall tench or truiii
his child that tho limit of govern
mental authority is reached when
tho stalo osUiblMica schools freo
for nil with a strictly secular cur
riculum, nnd provides n uniform
public tnx for their support. Tho
domestic circle nnd tho church
nro tho places for tho Inculcation
of religious or theological tenets.
SCENTS THE COMING WHinLWIND,
Bouutor Plumb Introduced n
resolution the other day that bodes
a world of tribulation to tho Mo-
Klnlcy tariff bill. Tho rosolutiou
is an instruction to tho commlttco
having in charga that bill, "lu
prcpnro and report, in connection
with tho tnriff bill, n stutomeiit
showing tho duties leviod under
tins existing law, tho duties as
they would bo under tho House
bill, and tho duties under the bill
to bo reportod by tho committee,
such duties to bo stated lu parallel
columns, especially If tho commit
tee should recommend now duties,
or tho increase of existing duties,
to Htuto tho reasons in each caso
for such addition or Incrcnse."
The resolution was adopted
with slight ninoudmouts, that do
not diminish Its pertinency or
force. If Its evident intent is ol-
serrod by tho commlttco it will
be a death blow to tho McKiuloy
bill. Thut bill can never stand
such an ordeal us that.
One of tho Kansas thiol; and
thin Tariff Congressmen hns just
bcou retired by the nominating
Convention of his district, nnd
two others huvo announced In ad
vance their determination not to
bo candidates fur ro-cleutioii. The
signs ure manifestly too pregnant
of n ohnugo. Mr. Plumb bus
ninny of tho clomouts of states
manship, nnd is a shrewd politi
cian. An antl protoctiou storm
is breeding In Kansas.
ANEW CONVERT.
Kyon tho iYeie Mexican Is at last
forced by tho hard logic of super
ior conditions to tuko fddes with
the ureal mass of the people of
Now Mexico in favor of admisslou
without tho Santa l'o constitution.
It may bo an uudosirablo convert,
but its conversion bus n value In
tho indication it tiffords of tho
palpnblo trend of public sentiment
Tho JYcir Mexican says in a Into
number, that "Tho territory may
not bo admitted this sosslou of
cougrcss, but tho chances nro ex
ceedingly good und nro constant
ly Improving fur Its admission
the next session nnd in time for
the presidential election in 18011.
Wo may huvo to wutt n your
before an oiiubllug nut will bo
passed, but passed It will bo und
(hat within u year."
Tho U precisely what tho II had
i.toiiT hns boon urging through
out this oontro'-cray to postpone
ndmiitBiun till Congress shall give
us mi Uunbllug Act under whloh
the objeutloiuiblo conditions now
existing, iuoldoiil to and Involved
In the ponding aahemo shall be
corrected. lint tho Immediate
statehood conspirators wotiid
lutvu none of it.
It Is so l'o to say that New Mox
luo will booomo u state in 18DL',
und will very likely then have the
company of hur slstvr Arizona
thoynre twin sisters, nnd will
bo twin slates, und once in tho
Union iinilrr proper uondltlons,
they will beenmo cnutrcs of pro
duction, of mantifauturo und of
wealth, to u degreo that will as
tonish even l bono host informed
ob to tholr wonderful possibilities
of I'cvclopmont,
M 71100 IS To! AX 0i aXFOJVTa.
r. Mum LKirrrr, of tun i uy
Mr. rtain Lwlrrrr. of thn ( llv of Mox
P.WCTtr!i' 'fiKT K...
wldrti tn run fnmi Hattello aoro to
8fl hlnoa that lino of tlio MbxIkiiu
Obutml. 11m n.wirt that the line will
jiHwlH wjtiiln fh ut ycr. He alio
pTS'SSu&S'm;
fVi rr, July j, iwiif, win put a tutv
on niuni oxiHint tuiiin i intwi Mutr
lrotti tin) comilrv. allinvlnc bullion to en
tfm El f P' ".)W
' AMAZtHTFdttY.
Tho proposition now pending In
Congress to ntiicnd tho Intor-Blato
OominercA Act so tin to glvo n
state tho power to exclude intoxi
cating liquors from its borders nnd
thus ovado tho rocout decision of
tho Buprctno Court, In fairly Illus
trative of tho Insanity ofdemti.
guguory that sooiiih to huvo taken
possession of the Congressional
lenders of tho lloptiblleim party.
Tlioy might its well, nnd it would
bo moro honest mid consistent
nttompt, ut once, by net of Con
gress, to amend tho Constitution.
That liiRtriimout gives Congress
tho power to "rogtilnte" ooinmeruo
between tho states, but not to do
stroy . Tho proposed bill no-
sunies tn dclegato to tho state,
which Congress cannot do, not
only the power to rogulato com
meroo botwecu itself and other
stntoB, but what, If iiiiythlmr. it
hns still less power to do, to an-
tuorizo a Btato to destroy com
morco botwocn itself and other
states.
Tho Constitutional interdiction
ugnliiBt tho lovy of tariff dutlds by
tho statos, was clearly an Interdic
tion tigalust any luierferunco by
any stnto, with tho Intcriuil com
morco of tho country. This Is ouo
of tho rights which tho states sur
rendered to tho geiiorul govern
tuuiit when thoy rutifled tho Con
stittttinn, nud Congress bus now
no power to rostoro It to them.
To permit it in this Instance,
would bo to warrant It to mi llllin
tlablo oxtetit us to other articles
of comuiereo besides nlcohollo
liquors, till tho mtprrnl commorcc
of tho country would beconio se
riously demoralized, and grave
political dissensions Inevitable.
There is ono gratifying sign in
in nil this tomfoolery that the
prohibition craze has nbout rim Its
race consumed lu tho Arcs of its
own kindling. Kveu Kuiisas is
reasonably certain to repudiate it
within tho next two years.
After till and tho country is
gradually but surely coming back
top thrro is no absoluto safety
but in the old Democratic doctrine
of strict Constitutional construc
tion. IT IS BEST TO OEtID DEUOCUATB.
Tho Socorro Advertiser stutos
iho present sltuntloti unit the
paramount issuo of thu fall elec
tions, tersely and to tho point,
when it says thai "tho ling at
Santa l'o has mutlo Us last great
struggle for mastery in trying to
forco statehood upon tho peoplo
of this Territory under tho Santa
Fe constitution. Its leaders fully
understand tho situation us it is
to-day. They nro wenk nnd tiro
only kept In power by tho unfair
apportionments of tho Territory
for senators mid reprosoutiitlvos,
which would bo perpetuated by
tho adoption of tho Santa l'o con
stitution. Now thut they huvo
miido n failure of tho statehood
movement they must uso tho
party whip and return u innjorlty
to tho Territorial loglslatitro lu
ordcrto continue in their political
inlqultlos. Tho only rsinody Is
for tho pooplrt to return only good
inon mid truo to tho Territorial
legislature, and to mnko sure that
they will stand upon tho right
side of tho school question und
not bo controlled by Cutron,
Pritchard, Otero & Co. It Is best
to send Domocrnts.
I- - L.J
A SUCCESSFUL AOIUUUI.TUHAI. BEOIOlt.
The Whito Oakn Interpreter
has tho following description of u
prosperous locality lu Lincoln
County, mid n development ol the
ngriculttiral resourses of thut re
gion, not borotoforo rcoordod in
tho press. It says:
"Texait I'nrk" I tho name of a sottlo
mentor farmer, who, to nay the lean,
have Iimii Ignored by the preM, In
speaking of the lix-al haniin iiIiiuh about
White Oak, Thte delightful trntoh of
eountry He about from II m tn twolve
mllui H. K. of the town of While Oaka,
and I fm.t aattllug up with farmer ut
no alight pruloinloni. Auinngllio many,
tre can inuiitlun the fnllimlitK aiproiluc
cr ami nrwiorfliu faruiere:
Capt. Janii'i Stcpheniiim liaa this year
70 ucrPH feuoed ami unitor eiiltlmtlou -I
a noroa to oat. corn no auroa, ingar
caue, 7 noret, Imhlen ttirnliw. hijuhuJiwi,
puiuhklni mid other vegetable, nil of
which look very pmmUlujr.
W. It. Hoxford hue (iO acroi planted to
oorn and oaue. l loy, ID uurw corn
mid cuiin. L'rmnti aud (lardnor have 60
acri'n nlniitiMl to com, oatx, caiio, Ac,
Dave WolklS nnrea rciru. William
Alexander, 110 acre under cultivation,
corn, ontu, cimo and gurilon veetauluii,
John Cheater H ojienniu op a now farm
mill liaa mo nerea itUMianuiiur lenctxi.
I.ro Jlurer, In tho iucmiii nm., linn a
jarue aoreaao under uulllvallen. nud tho
mliilnlug iirin, Mr. DomiweyV, Inn in
acrei iilanted In oorn. The SImkm. York,
I'rlHillln, and otliera hae po(Mi nirmt.
Many of the above muniloneit farmer!
mUfil rlue urnoj lunt vear nllbnueh tlio
eaioir wm tinudiy dry.
What hns boon nouoinpllshod n
tho Miction dosurlbed can bodoiio
with oqiiul onoesss in ovary coun
ty of Now Mwlcohere on tho
"plulup of Hewing," as well as In
Lincoln county.
JOHN J. QUXNN &
Clothing, Cry Goods,
LADIES' and GENT'S
Oall. and. Examine Our
Pine Street, Denting, New Mexico.
I.OOAI. A.MITIJItltlTOIltAt..
A alioolliig ngray ooeurrcd at HI l'afo
on TtnwWT rvonluR In whleh 'Hud Har
low vi an killed by a man named (latulln,
mid two othera woniulcil, though not
diiugertuMly.
A valialilo tract o norra within
one mile nf the M4tlltop. at Ucmllia,
New Mexico, van bo pnrcliwcil wlthtii
thu nniilii); alxty daya at n tory low
price por acre.
The anil U leen nud rich, eplendld op
po.tmilty to obinln laud that wllliln two
jeara wfil bo worth r miafli pi r front
foot m U now atkod for ono acre. For
particular call on or nddreM
Mi'Kitvw A WAaitisoTox,
lD-8t Itenl etUte agenti, Dcinlun. H. M.
Col. It. M.Johnaon baa gone tndoflhcii,
Ind,, where ho will lie man led to Mlra
Jeatiiielte Unrtner. n Hitter of XV. K.
Uortuer. He will rottirn to New Mex
ico via California and Kettle dawn.
Wo curry the belt Retorted and largest
tod; of dry gooda In till aeutlou.
f.lKlMi'tm, WoiiMaun A Co.
1). II. Cnncy of tho Corouado ranoli
will ship nbout ouo hundred cnrlnajW of
cuttle from l.ordnlnirc In about two
wink. The ratllu will be xhlpped to
ICuiiHiM mid nut on pasture for tho fall
market.- ll.Ibcrnl.
Arc you mi'.Jc miserable by Indleca-
tloil, CdllKtlp.'l'lon. (llM.llK'JIh, Iimi of
appitlto, yellow mkIiiY HIiIIiiIi'k Vlltillrcr
Ian noahivo euro. At Kllte Pharmacy.
The clllri'iii of Hoeorro hove no online
to complulii of dull time, tin oihertoivua
lu tho Territory are In the anmo lamt.
There U uh muuh moi'iy nnd mi much
buiduena In Socorro for !iu population
ni In any town from Trinidad to I'.l I'uxo,
Incltialvo.-ISocorro Advertbier.
Shlloh'a euro will Immvillatuly relievo
croup, whooplntr couitli, and liruuchltli.
At laito Pharmaoy.
A dlaattroua tiro lately occurred at
CoolldKc, Valencia, comity, a station on
tho Atlantic it lAit'lflu road. Thn More,
of P. Kin n or ty, aalooii of A. llouaiilez,
and n dwelling liotme owned by !.).
KeoL-au were doatroyed. There la
noihlni; left 6f tho village hut Iho rail
road eating hotiau nnd llie ileiot build
in;, The outiau of tnu flru la not known.
Ulyrcrlne Lotion, tho moat oxiiublto
preparation for tho aklu. Prepared mid
Mild ht the Kllto Pharmacy.
Harry Whllohlll lina grnduatod with
hnnora at tho Ada, Ohio, college. Jto
tin excellent oiidoriemontH from the
oniccru or tno coiieeo n well, lie wna
olfured a ponltlon na teacher In Iho Com
tnercial eollugeof the aiimn town, but
lili father haa tout for him to come
home. ISentlnol.
"Jlnckmetack"tt Initlnc and fragrant
perfume. Price US and 6U canta. At
hllto J'harmaoy
A. H. Houghton, of Uoston, MmhiicIiu
autt, mid at one time a rohlUuut of thla
city, where ho atllt owm iirooertv. nrltei
to Vlto & llflccttUiu real mluto diuilen,
inai i mm miormaiioii in uia poaoniiiou
he feel no doubt of the early comitruc
tlou of another railroad Into J.aa . Vcunn.
He gave no detail, but wrote na It lie
felt perfectly turo about the matter.- -uptlc.
btetion liaU in all ityica and qunlriici
nt Lltidaucr, Wornuer Vi C'o.'a
The northern portion of Colfax coimty
will produce more grain and vegntatdea
thla neaiion than ever before in one rar.
lltitun Jtoporlor.
The Itov. (Jeo. II. Thayr, of Uourbon,
Ind.j aaya; "Jtotli. myaeff nud wlf owe
our uvea to Shlloli'a I'oiuuinptlon (Jure."
At Kllte Pharmaoy.
lu a few years moro It will nM lie
neccMary to tend to Kansas for provlnl oni
and feed.
For dyippiiHla and liver comnlnlut.
you haven prlntMl guariuitee on oiory
bottle of Bhlloli' Vltaihser. It notor
fall) to cure. At Hutu I'harinaoy.
A doctor of IlrooklVu aav.1 "the urlo"
Is nbout as pravnlont now aa It was ajiy
time during the winter.
A new lot of Mmu UmniuJuit re
ceived at Llndauur, Wormier A Co.
The farmer! are In tlio midst of miltliie
their tint oron of alfalfa, and u lame
part of It haa been baled and ahlpMxil,
La Crtieea Demoerat.
chafed uud Kiilrd aklu, removes Inn and
frooKlM. Hold at tlio Hllto I'hnrmnoj.
Hay la worth (W tier ton lu TJlimua
and aeoroo ut that.
The nulv nlnun lu Grant cotinlv whore
Kdwln 0. llurt'a line ladlei. mlwca nud
ulilldricj h ihoea can be found la at
LtNiuer.it, WoiiMHim ii Co.
Perhnpi your linen has Ixeotiw xlluht
Ir frnvetl. If to. vou nun reoleiilali it to
ndvatitngo by enlllng on W. .1. itoti lunU
lu Iho liockertAj lhtlthel tmlldlinf. nou
celebnittxl crown brand, t ply linen
oollnra, at 10 uenli eaelu aald evorj"wliore
niwiceuu. a tun uiioorfut, iictuircu
hlrta nt t cneh. Neck wear, mid everv
thing lu mfii'a wear at correspondingly
low prices. nti.
Uit of tstUn-
The folIowliiL Inlt'eVa remain In tho
Kwtofllre at Denting for tile week ending
HByai.lBOOi
wjoill OwarM
l)avl ll ll 2
Nelwn Mr Kelt
lienlna U It
(loimr. Framlto
Calrftrwn Alfljuoa
s i Henry
Noyca MlwMoJlle
WllllRini0li8 B
rvimlteT rtnanlii
I'eruve Adelfe.
fu Ilftfmnrv P. JL,
-Dealers ixi
OIIDKUH BY 31 A IL OK ISXl'llF.SS
Henry Obnnl, of Itoawcll, has gone to
Utah to claim n fortune left by hli'fnther.
We mako a apcolalty of men's fine
tmoUand shoes.
IitsiiAtmn, WoiiHsitu & Co.
Tho land ofllco la crowded with binl
tieas, the Itcglntor nnd Iteoolver say they
oati not see ovor thn work ahead of them.
Itosni'll Iteglitrr.
Ooontmk, tho flneMl propnrntlon for
cieaiiKiug aim wniioning tno tccin
manufactured and sold only by tho Hllto
Pharmacy, put up. In SO and 00 cent
botlloH.
Eighteen tnllea northwest of.Mr.gda-
lena, ooct to county, moro are large
depoiilta of he lineal conking coal lu tho
world. Socorro Advertiser.
Neatly furnished abobo rooms for rent.
Apply nt the residence of Mrs. Hopkins.
Mrs. K. C. Nollnamimod the ollleo of
postmaster at Union last Monday week.
An endless variety of clothing and
furnishing goods nt
Li.ndauhii, WmtnuHn & Co.'s
Tlio hotola of Hprlngor have been
crowded with guest during tho pant
weeK.- -latocKmnn.
Arrival of uw stock of Hum
mer Goods ut J. J, Qtilnn'N.
.latncH I'lolder, Kc., tho junior mam
tier or tho law firm of Fieldor A Fielder,
will soon dopart from tillver City and
tnko tip his nbodo In Chattnnoogn, Fciiu-essce.-
Hentlucl.
Wh will you cough when Shlloh'a
Cure will give luimcdlato relief. Prlco
10rts.SU ota. mid t. At Hllto Phar
muey. lu thu aoulhwest corner of Socorro
comity are large deposits of alum, Somo
of ll la taken up by n company and Is
being mined. It wna located by iv So
corro boy.8ocorro Advertiser.
Our slock of staple ami fancy groceries,
liquors and cigars surpasses utiythlug In
uie souuiwcst.
LiNDAunu, AVoitMSKIl Si Co.
Tony Meloche'a barn, on his ranch
east of llaton, wna Inirntd on the 10th,
consuming his hny-lmlor. Loss about
$000. Hupponed to be tho work of a
cowardly Incendiary. Kangc.
A nnsal injector frco with caoh bottle,
of Shlloli'a Catarrh Itcmedy. Price 60
cents. At Ullto Pharmaoy.
Yesterday inornltic nbnut U o'clock an
Indian girl from tho vlllago of Lagiuia,
named Nminlo Kxllno. died nt tho cov-
orummit Indian school from diphtheria.
lAio. vuiznti.
0. II. Dano & Co. have Just received a
largo consignment or new patterns of
carpew ingrains, tapestries anu ilrui
sols, nnd Smyrmn rugs.
Fifteen car loads of blooded stock
mostly mllcli cow ., passod through Tucs
nay night, llicy are iicstiueu for City
of Moxlco and wore shipped by J. W.
Dawson, of southern Nebraska. (San
Ainrciai iteportor.
Look nt our Intent styles of
norjfo .-iiiiiioh oiii-iiwny Hinta,
i vuniu it 1.1.11111, It, III
tiiatitiructitred espculnlly lor our
iruac. ii. Ut tjtiiuu.
Jlr. Uiirkhart haa returned from Tres
Pledraa In Itlo Arriba county, and saya
that village Is growing nicely. Tho
population now fa about 1100, most of
them saw mill employes. The lumber
finds Ita chief market In Denver. No
employe or lite mini is allowed to visit
saloons.
fihlloh'a catarrh remedy a poMUVe
euro for catarrh, dlptherla and canker
mouth. At Elite Pharmacy.
Mr. Sol. Myer, for lovcrnl years pop
ularly Identlfitd with tho busluqss In
terests, growth and proiporlty of llaton.
takes Ma leava for the oast In a few
days, where he expects to engage In
business. Knngo.
Wo will show tlio largest va
riety of nllk HeurfH, lour In
linnilfl, Wlutlsor Hows lu Troquo,
Vropo, untl Wash Linens.
Our UHHorf nieiit the Inrtrest,
our uoods the best, nil prices
tho lowest. J. tt, Quinii.
It will bo well for oaoh ami every
householder to keep a loaded gun handy
thoso tlmoa, and he should not bo afraid
to uso It. Several housos have been
entered tnU week. Hocorro Advertiser.
We Invito Inspection of our
novfllnoHof
Oonts Bilk NuttllKO Hltlrts,
" PotHo
ISiiitIIsIi Llnoii
" Muilrus Clotlia,
Silver Crolso
In lionittli'iil styles uud similes,
lit il.tl. (illlllll'H.
Mnjor-Oonernl Miles In n telegram to
tho war department saya tho command
lug general of the department of Arizona
has been directed to make such disposi
tion of tho troop aa will make It unton
nble forlioitllo Indians mid glvo protec
tion to tho settlors.
Wolinvo been niipnlntotl ii(rnnts
for Ilrownlntr, Itluur&Oo, Now
York, tlio In iff est inereliant
tullor ostubllsliiiieut lu Amor
lea, mill huvo Just received w
I it run und oloKunt Hue ot'Hittn
plOH, Fit Riturunteeil, no fiuiey
prices, Ulvo uh u call, Wo will
bo pleitHcd to show thn uoods,
J. J. Utiliut,
A. II. Hilton, of San Antonio, has
secured the government contract for
hauling freight from that point to Fori
Stnhtoit. The contract price Is 70 cetlis
pur 100 iteutids, He was awarded the
rjontract for liaujlu freight from Wjti
gflt Matwn to Fort Wlngapv-lBooorro
Attvertiier-
boots, Shoes, Hats,
FURNISHING COODS,
JtKOEIVJR PKOMI'T A'rEEMTiON,
IDOLS!
INDIAN AND MEXICAN CURIOSITIES!
Old Pottery, Paintings, Feather & Hair Work,
TWOTHOUSAND I'HOTOQItAril) OF NOTED IHOIANSr
Including Apacbes, Viuna, Hmas, pueblos, Nnvajoei. Sioux, Uomanehes, Ac
Bows. Arrows. War Clubs. Shields, So.
TARANTULAS AND Kl-Jl'TILKS MOUNTBI) ON GAUDS
YUCATAN CARVED COFFEE AND CACTUS CANES. '
Headed Moacosms, lliankcts, Scarf. Ao j Mexican Hats, and Indian Jewelry
NEW-PAPERS, BOOKS, DRUGS & TOBACCO.
MEXICAN OPALS.
JGNACIO BROWN.
Uepti Nona Stand, Demlag.
TBEGBIIET-
ESTItLLSHICD lBSSr
Quiet Club Rooms AttaGhed;
H, C, MOORE, Proprietor.
BEMING,
(Cadet aipli at Ilia IMih CoiiiuiiKin.)'
THE AOUAHIUM!
Evorytlilti)j lit the lino of liquid rofroahmuiit.
Tracy 6i HannigaNj Proprieters,
Dispensing Druggist.
J. P. BYRON
Wholesale and Kstail Dealer In
Pure Drugs, Fine Chemicals
TOItET ARTICLES, STATIONERY ona SGHOOL D00K5
bimiitioa...rdnyoy DEMINGr NEW MEXICO
PIONEER
Bakery and Confectionery.
ED. PENNINGTON, Proprietor.
FRESH BREliD Etc,
0ANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS
Cigars and Tobaggo,
Cw, BiWr Ave, hfm Refuse St, - - DHMING, Nf Vt
0O;
fStock.,
IDOLS!!
NEW HEXISO