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121)1) Y NKW MHXiaVilAIMlI 5. 1800.
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MY COUSTHYm FORTH liK
WAITING POn THI RAltnOAO, SU0AH
FACTORY, OANfllNO FAOIORY.
A I'ew TT I'nrla fer lltililn Heailsrs lit
MiiiiiihI Hluir,
People (t'liiK nwajr drive tvcr tin
country ami notice the thrifty appear
uncP itt the farina" nf iieople that are
tint waiting for soinelhlim. Notice
farm with one year's cultivation are
lulvutirril a muoh excepl orchards)
tin n rth would In three yearn. Two
ycir old eaeh tic will hear the sec
mill year front twttlnn.
Al l ISO I nil II. II. I'tlll A MAttKKT.
Visit the depot uiul witness the receipt
of hiM-oii, lard, butter, cms, poultry and
feed, tor nil of wlili'h tire Pecos Valley
l a world beater nl producing.
I AN I sKLl. AJOTIIINH.
UccaiiKf I here Ih not enough raised to
Niipply the demand. I don't think thut
there ih u provUion dealer In the valley
hut would prefer to handle home prod
ucts if he i-oii Id procure Ilium to keep
in stock, lie would not need ao large
a dock: money that he aenda away
wnu'il atop heie uud ho would hiiiidle
It several times, whom ho only lundlea
onco now. Fanners aliould not expect
u i.iii i-ueen. 1 1. c dealer is necessary
'niisiiiiiin, Iniy In KinalUiiutltiea for
iri'u reason, one proinlni nt one Is
l.i huc fieah i.rtirleM. Ten down tft
i.i ten i ruiwls of hntter In ton large ii
iinntity for the in e rage fumlly. It I
ry unprofitable for tin producer to
n,..'iid lline traveling from house to
In. ice; lietter be in the shadt; with an
agricultural paper exchanging thoughts
with In other producer. Till the val
ley mid the railroad will come: raise
Miiiiethlug to Mhip and It will come
Without u bonus, t'Mi i they may ask for
n hoiiuM from force of habit); create a
want of it rimd and some corporation
will I. mid one, and with the road will
ci-iiu factories, and people to consume
out prnduue.
Win I'I'.OlM.i: I.KAVl'.TIIIIVAI.I.ICY.
One ehiNH-a transient laboring clitas
for piih if work daunr, canals mid rail
road drew here follower of that claw,
aiidsporU.thtdrworlchcomploted. An
niliu cIiihh with huig liuiui'M to super
intend. have mine to new fields. An
other class Which In iwmtly gone la till
Swiss colony Unit were, where raised,
uh right, and il they had had trie right
ciii'.itiruuemeul and instructions would
hue lieenine n desirable addition to
tin v.tllev. All of them had mentis and
health, butnoexperleuccof our funning
or 1. 1,, i. (im hoi h'h had to he hrokeu
wr for them, and tlwt Inevitahle
hoiin ilekiii'f. Uiul iieeomiianleii. more
i.i Jer ii. every chnnae however advun
till I , OIS. Another class of in i. pie that
ui ' veiy much ill -ul iwlled weie em
1.1. y i h of one company, hut weic dm
c.iimed. cui-ing the country and com
i..n,y bitterly, uud are like a pet hoy
tint had too much money and too lit -
t!e v,..ik. 'I hey are hpolled, uud at the
i,n t round-up the company may Dud
. iieavv charixe airaiimt them, for it
Vt.MiM ne a m ih.iih offence to Hpoll one
1 1 nature's iioldeiueii a good farmer,
'j 1 1 eotupaM did not allow them to
n ili. tor nusthinu. even toting their
mul.. IVoiile ill tin- vulley Unit had t
in lie for their gruli ha vb that desired
l.s II a good hoiuc. There w ere long
ii i n d K ntl ineiito instruct them that
were iTiihahly as iucoiupeteiit us were
0 IIm-smI k In letting up a tool, and made
no pretention to labor whatever, for
ti.it i not a known case ot practlc-il
iiihiriictlon bi twei u the Tex ih line and
Jl .swell, and jtenerally lefl the pupil
vi.'ideilmr who he wac ami what he
was them for.
j iieie ih no m-. r.-i about iirigatlou
J Kiionledgi en . ntih to know when jou
w.ini watei on our corn, and not on
your hay. which Ih in your power to ap
pit .i not, im ii if in one Held The
Hitpply canal 1 above all irrigable laud.
... tut ie I no (I iligt-r of u ll itill if the
lUHil hli'iii.-. 'i here is a WiilclllllUU
With telephone eoinnillliicatiou Willi
Wul. liin.in at il.iin, whociiu aliutmt In
Ntuntly turn water In to the old -huu
nel. illsappliiatloii has given tin touu
ti a black t e, but tlie other ite in
liiiijlit aiel wi.ie o,.i'ii. '1 l,e ..ntlnuk
h.i-- ii ttilbt uitl.ll appe.iruiice- a l.oide
.. ..ti.i el. ..i .idiliji then n.l.iry t-It i
wi. M are i ui. il.ny new .iiiu-eM that
.i.i i.iii k - fln of, that don't heHU.it'
! w.ilk on i.e e ntli, and lh.it u ie In
1
I. .mli with the people, ivill m.ike a ue
1 1. It it chatter I "I the Ijcttei
utMHl olilCt'l: . bill W ill
We h.iti
lion tiaus
It ible ptopelty rlsfWlieii
i ue em if .p" i id. -lit liol ic"
ot i, iii- loVt ly e'llo le , itii II"
H ill i. k.
L-j "k-.e!
n wind ami ' nt tuthtlu. h .n uk tii
t
nit- t un II"
I. .mi that
l.u in ie p
w i Ii a d i
ill ie spun
I In- "let
t ii. oi. - .nil lie.
it w n oi I i .ii'iiig
lli'W. u IM
climate Ih
i. .it ii. I' I ..i i a chilled one
n . I in ul .tiiii snow. e
, 1 1 it I lull Oil) ale liot of
.11 ii ui I .1 tloligt I h .UI
I-
nd, 'tlin liii.l.lniu'- h.ili w.i) iniind.
. i Ing the lighter one rd the next
t.. . i p. oi tie u knot In a -"iinlnilll
0gRd, which WM rwlljr diUHitiiforUhle,
linearly done With by irrlgstfon and
vegeUitlnii, nnd will Hrentuslly be of
it.. .i a r.i m. .m itMn
Iuwm utarxulv ni.v wsli-r since the flood.
and the seres newly broken ma)B the
dust, lrrlimled land duws net need
water on tlio snrfaoe to dampen It, as
snb'IfiiRutfoii will do that. Our winds
are nut tlio olillly, jienelrnllng wind of
tlio north Urn! tear along forty miles
an hour forty days during the month
of March.
Our garden season is longer than In
the iffrth, but on the fall end and for
winter use, many tcgetrihlc remiln in
tile ground or piled with slight cover
tug, while )oii have to can or bury deep
to pres-ne them in the north.
While I have not much pending, hav
ing lived nearly the allotted time, no
laud for k tie, none t buy, It Is tearful
lo think of th hardships nf a cold, rain
country compared ton warm, Irrigated
one. We luive the lieat Irrigating plant In
the world, erhnM not the largest, but
second to none In skilled management,
apparently as easy umimgeil as a well
broken team. The company Is com
posed of men with means and energy.
Witness the rebuilding of the dam
when It washed out, without hesitation
Chat was a costly exM'il"iioe. The
present general malinger talks patri
otic bus Kpi.ire from the Hhoulder, dis
covered too many oltlcers that wcieuol
talflng root well with thu recommend
he came with he has to ninth', (live
him your support (not llnaiiciallyi in
his absence as well as in Ids presence.
To me the Pecos Valley has the best
outlook that it ever had. Northern
farms arc worn out, many of tlftiii,niul
others held up only with fcrtilliers.
One very Impoi taut advantage of the
valley In raising hogs Is that olio oan
raiiu alfalfa, which some of the heat
corn stole uu it not raise, iTbr olover,
IhcrcToie chulern. I like io be utile to
siibstaut into my statements, so I will
Uko Sir. Demurest and Mr. Itarey, of
Otis, fur Illustration, craving their par
don, ir. Itarcy slilst his hogs, uud
they go tit top prices, cast, then buys
his bticun, hams uud lard tit Kddy, per
haps from his own raising, imylug
freight both wnys, helping to build n
town In i.iiotliurHlattLijut it ladlio
llp.onn Hii Bt iifWifTl wtlliiiilt TfCBuTtl
Mr IJeiuortqtt cuius Ids t lioma nml
pcltdles,Hnd its Al. Thu Illustration
is Hint a No. 1 article oan be raised mid
made In the vnl.ey.
Man Ann Si i a iter..
I'm liHiit'l uTi ihu Iniil,
t'uh'n Hi.- H'jduntorn nnU inurilnroi ot
Cel. t'ouiiiidu, ol New Mellon, hum vnu-
i-linil In nit) hit or Im.-n wiilioutuil up by
the until., I'm Unrr-tt will 11... I IIiviii, miy
lltu Uvi.vvi New, la ltilriii.g lo tlie tt
furl. In leg ItiH.lo tiy Hit. iillirliiillh.ii of
IliU lerrltury l upprfliviitl ihu J''uiiiiIiiiu
mult! io ', uiiJ iiilti: OirrH dun not
I'VlUiiu I" Hull Duo liRlit tl. kid ghiro rln
nf dviii'ivta lo bo fuuuJ In largA eillin.
I. ii I to I lint luiyljsr, tangliar, morn eaoni
Kmjuk el im ofTneii who Hack erlinlasU
over iluiu nutl liionntniu I mil, ana lim-r
Ui up uiMh the coinutnud liiii.d up" It
jIthi, nutl Hi" iiIiImu of por.ull ohers) or
In siiotlier dboihI falls dvnd wllb It ballsl I
itirouijii Ilia lirsln. Onrtett I a vrlutt
liuiiisn li.M)Jliull.iil, llv la ii msn of iMk-
.. Mluuiitgs, a ilosd shot nnd tt-.-ui In
itttul. tit Idi U'lrlit-ssi It wn lie who ,
if4ahi.l - Hilly tlio tuil" to tils Islr. ttroualil
..Im to U.jjiuU euijt'd the ef esr of ihst
noiiif u trek p i ado. Thnl i.ut rsUbltsh
ml his ii'iiulntion, slid he h aver silica
Ikm-ii it inner lu I ha eilinlnat ol.
'I I. a sli. i anient Hist 0rret lis bean
ample; a t tuliant down the mar. erera of
(Jolto.tl J'..uiilitiii U siit.faiory tieesiue
t b sh .."-U'S'ieo 'Ks' Hit' oiliulosl-t will
hsenuut). If ilo-rs i si.y ilns nt nil to
Hi t rpatrntom of tlm lnl.l oelrags lis!
ta nl thin to t-l lltaui Vhxi h tskfa
I lu-l r I mil it will be for n risatli lull. 1. Ha j
Will lit.t r Uiiva it UliUl llnsjll or nllr, U l.
j'l.yii'ah.'a mnidarefli Imve baeil esptarml,
Ii U avuti ii in irr UilM.niH plcen ef wtirk
tKsn ii Ih" huniiiu: iluttn of 'Hilly li a i
l(ld," .oitl t-a Urttia n i.i..fiii, for lii:e
'-tin-Kid" rltol iiutuk nnd tlh
Hi.srr.i.,1
aim, l.e liser taertrd lo ssaliist.ii.
I'l.l ds t.r ltsiis nv.-r Hie loud who I
iritMliiK (' it. t-'tiuiit'ili.' le-iritioxr, tint to
H r.ioii ol (lrrt l' l'illiiitts, It will only '
il.l iuti-rtsiiti ins parssi'. '
M. iaHi
Tlia Tesns ft l'liftllc UUIttay Couipnny
will tltt )r lerAlal. i iiitfiilnr) oidsli-fd
..!ei)imu, daly ifilli. I fl-iounsrl.
. ...I...,, sow, M-g.tl "''"'""
nil nil p rli'ina of lIlU )IU', t j
A 1 ello -li-)!' tor tltnse ll(kl all . til. I
In. in 1.. i i.i- !. iri-.-l lias. Hireut of II.
I . x i-. i 1 '. .hi I i-t ttitUaar, ur Htldrraa. I
O into llrai fa. I
(hii i l'.t -. & I i.i. Au-ii,
I ills.., I , lit-.
A'i ol I filter ltiaiitMtt iitl.il l,.t.
lit iris Ista -r I a soidii-r la tie-Ar-l
Msr).lnl V- lanuaia, ('o,it.iiif IJ
lloiiuu ui tviuiol i- vltij I i.iiiriiaivd
nliruuM tllnr. I MSI riliiav 1 1. -n I list it
: J !('' nmtui.l of no 'fl 'liit-, but
' " ' ',",u'' "ni "' wait! . " ' '
I i i ii tttitiiii iiij ma my Mtiii.iii'ii iiioii
I iitmt.t iIhImi I ullit I'll. . f i hii.I tilHr r -
; Uj.i U. liifUt litul-Lilil t.j
Uty llutr.
I '! Uhi lil ijrll th oi 1 tuatll
II 1
peita tloit u . iu
u;;r:
k miti. mil laltt-f and
I t k- t.'iiwnrv
iu it n. no i. mill. k i.i, oi j... ,(ii'i. ... i ll
nl mi old n .iiiin.it-.., I,,., t. lit . i lttt.it
I I l.i I - 'i ... s to I hi-t . e ii,.'i , i-iiiil Inc t il
. 'hi- il.i Itii .' .ri n 1 del, Mom i.nii;
i uuwl.tili Jii.i' 'iud itcuukaU loud, l.iura
truly. K h. Hsnuimo. rlalaa,--, dragee.
I fr st,t b) Kdlly IlitlV I't).
mm ran no
iNfsrttwitsn iwm jiiuiim hwi vmim
' wti .
nie untnrio iieimrtMBMti at mrrieni-
ttit?d It
the Oninrto (Imsl ttowla tmuMKUm,
which enntalua mnrh goud lufneniathai
ctiOi-enilug roudbalMing, fttmi which
we tke tlw following t
ii wet releutlve soil n purfeft nyKtem
of Hntlerdraliilug' mnst l e irovtl(.
This In best done lif cntting dltclirs dt-
nirrsmiie neriias un wsl Willi ills-
raiiHTto mm hi mieiiea. i iwpii uiagn- MMWnRjrCi:m III Wkffts 1U AyQW
iml rtll. hes should mve a go.,1 fall sjl j asm$ , . llw uuU UUlkt
gtssl outlet uiul shonld In fnin IH lueh-1 nalftti tlwe prr M rltv (f the people 4s to
cs to two fret nud ntsmt tme T.s w.d Ktlt(,)y tnteise tl exist lug qtiaMiHy ot
al the Isrttom, wil l ii slight sl.tpr. .ml-, ,rtW,t,nrrt Ita.ey. 31ft eomilry has ever
watil In thw i.honl. I... laid eoarso I j,,,, or , huw tn, MaMtanl
Woken stow, 'jr..k4 btlcksor lajrnnn- mrnev--BWL. of Ci.ul i mtfr hat
tcrtal suitable lo form n drain, illlimc
thorn up to the level of tlio sidatrade.
(leu ditches si em Id bo cnt on eaok
shlf of the roadbed at a dl'tante f
atv.nl 13 feet froai the t utsitles of th
in' tilling. Tiiey sli .uld 1h l-ep cuongh'j
lo ilium the fornidiitloti- t
Inehe i l'l-hlw the snl.ur.ulc.
USISI lo I
Wht't-e tile in ehimp nnd a B"1 rmtlet
ohlaiuahle ulo side drains are. iiff i-a-ble
to ojmsii dttchna. e"o:;'.'...v initivrs
NKKtM IMI'IIOVINO.
Prom (IikhI KtsMts.
shonhl lie made over the tiles lo oaloh
the smfw water nnd coiidnet it to
onteh tsudns placed' at convenient dis
tauees mmrt. '11 io caieh Istsius should
ba mnde of durable mnlerials of suffi
cient slae to be freely cleaned and
should be covered with Iron irratlnits.
The basliiH slionld ostend id least two ,
feet below the l uttom of the tile to we Import. The gw fttnlk-of our gold
Iirovido space for tlio deposit, and tlmy geMhurotd at the mutation of Kuro
slionld be cleaned at least twioo a year. , peau dnaers, who desire to leap the
The strips of ground lielwueu llioinut-. Ueitlflts of ttt premium that nocnuin-
nUNl rofiii niKl tliu open niton should be !
projioipj- yrndud to coufurm with tJUa
crown ami untile ol thu niuttilmir niitt
sli.iuJdJjOJ.twilsl.uidJ;i)iiJL In soil. TJils1
AVUiAnarLba mmw iy m
clienp nittv lamely useful in piwewnug !
the uttrrylug of mud on the mutnliug. i
Moreover, tlie uniformity of thu grade '
facilitate the passing of I en ids.
In a soli tlwt Is gravelly nnd iH-rvlouN
to water I ho open ditches on each side
of thu rrsul, even of u nil foot wide ro.nl.
uro sufllolent for draining the madb d.
If there Im any springs under (lie mud,
a suhilnilii leaiiiug dlm-tly to the wide
ditch will be re-mired, Should the roud
W on a sldehlll, a ih-ep, open ditch on
the upper side, to arrest the (low from
the iidjnernt laud, limy l snfllt'ieilt,
tin. w.iier ts-iug at iiilirviiN c.inilu. ted ,
mi-, -t nnd under titer .mil v mi onliii. v
.toneeulurt. D niol iiuk. the n.l-t.tk.-
of giving Insnnieient untfull to the,
drains.
.
WHSftK 8" ONE 18 SCARCI.
; lliirnt t'lnjr 1 Miirlril ns h
i.' s-...,.i M .,.,,,,
1'tir IIiiIIiIImk UosiI.
Throe years co, while oil a Ids-vein
tour In the ertNtt ni ( i.iiiitlt-M.f I!iiuln)iil,
I saw a road mulerial Is-Ihk hm .I thi 1.
I have never elsewhere win or heal. I !,
I 'UH
a curresiiouiU'iit !' Ossl It.snl-
1'he place was in ICsm-x or ( iindii lthc
sliire, In K district of he.ivy eluy h -ii
without hslges of haul rm-k ami w it'i
out I ho flints that ate to K-. iu i .illy ust 1
fornxidmaidBglu tluitiwitof the conn
try
The material used was simply burnt
oluy iu irreajnlar luuips uveiiigiug, us
wi-ii as I can recollttet, alsut i iueli
rs in diameter, ll was spre-wl wis.n the
roadbed like broken sdMie ami left for
the bnsid licit of tli clumsy loolln
ITnt eltti i'iil farm carts to roll, for It
was only a mluur roud and not a main
hiuhv.iiv. I wns unable ut the time to
I , ,(1, Mxy Jnfollliutloll III to the nietli
ts of buroliiH Ihe cluy or tin- result i I
Mt-.t t-.i rli in-e v Itii it iu a ro.nl in i
I)., I, but aui'lher settiiHi of theroel,
wlneh M-ined to have ls-e mp.trel o-
tint s.ime wnv, wns tle-u iu eupitul vmi
,rrw i,K,t frm tnillkt.
.....
i ri Altl la Maw .lanr.
TllCsr,tsof the New .l.-rsey illtpnued
MW ,ml, tig is-l e, i.t h Uie si;,..-.
)7 ini' et'ii i by the t .uuly ami 10 r
ccut by Ihe nr"srty holdor ultaig th"
Hue of Hie liupl t.tl IO..-I. Who, In git
tint roiul improviHl nnd. r the law, une-t
u-tllloti for it. I'utler it i.s rmioii Hi
fariiu ii. get u )tl. n tiiin f-r their stnull
iuve-lmeiil lu linpioMtl roiwl.i and Hud
at the k.i uu time tlt.it their laud, farm
nlii uud Usjk have an tnrreased
vuluo beiMinsu ttt Ihe grealer ease of ae
Ms to the market.
llrWMtt Psr Wide Tire.
Tlie dlsensshai of whle lire for conn
tiy' rise li. has ereatinl a ileiHUtid for s 'h
tires it'A mily for loads, bnt also fui'
una uae, ami muny mauufaernrer liave
set alsaii snpplyiug ihe ihtuaud. Owu
eis of lawud iu Montnis would m gl-i I
of the orsirtuully to etnploy a cuttm.iu
who um1 a wide tired wsgou. Al"U-ti-oao
(I'a. ) Democrat.
All Hintllaiit Ida.
The Merchant' uant-lallo4i of Hsu
Praiit i-tti inl. inU to hold a pining ex
IHStlfoii, nl w iih h It is oxfMKHed to show
nil wmw of ivlng now In use, to
KtUm with tmeh InstriwUTB find eulr
Mtnliitf mailer as would imturully ro
lfllp lo the Reneral snlileet of streefti
ami rmvnig
JIBtwSlillieH' Htmtt Airullllnii,
Gotmiot (Irsenlmlge law signed tlin
Mil raUltve to the eansUfiettaii of Mala
liWtwsy. it upirattiarM fJ 00,000.
WIB0TON ASSISTS MtVlfl.
fil(, urefr ( ti.n Mini, osMiMl.ttH.
dues Mf. jptosMst, the illreetnr of the
mint, menf w lien be tetla ns in Ids
maty reiwais timt the prodneihui of
old Ii liimuetiiH? This hm he n tlw
bnrilrn of bin ieprtn ftt many tmmlhs.
Ho tells tia I 'ml tlio Mffxluoilui of gold
(n vn v rutii. It- Iiu iimImi
He ynts lit
i . - -... i
Hntcs wig i rtiiwrtcs that houost stalls
Milan srefiup lied to w
watlon. What
Is.hhr tibjBtrt r
Dt ' i htl 'nietitl lo eiiiive IIm Idea that
IncvMse iinahidhni of goW will imik
lhc(k'oplpi Kit- pKKonsr If so, now?
The prosjs iii of the ptndaorrs of the
eotmtiy AutmiiIs on s higher averafe of
nrlcei, Th. e who arc favorable to the
iroocolnageof miIvi i- luive been uonleod
lug fiat onlv a 1 1 1.- iderable sddillon to
the nmoBjit of llrt ue iioy of fluul pay
maut wai m uimpll-.h this rejmlt. The
titct that Pieston, im avowed gold
hog, shniy Lo ciitGfttig lo this idea In
his tept rts Is a htiln hit sstoutshlng, to
say the leyt. lie givrs his case away.
ThecoUtfidtoni f thegotdbn ?s Is that
the iruautHy nf tuoui of flnul payatest
will not have the etM of Increasing
prhs-a and values. TlMMwy that tba
volotBe of hurtio mcaM lim nothing
whatever to do with rtaWant'er. Why,
thsu, shoe hi the (Hreetor of the mint,
an mowed goldbag, he interested' in
showing ffcet the production of gold Is
ery rapidly iiu-roasiugl'
What Atr. PiwIor falls to note la the
fnet that. 1u spite of I he fnertuned mo-
iltiotlai ol Lold, wn iH.rt more thsu
JatM Ininr tlfiouirdtotgii esnnauge.
Wo
nbont "imrlty" uud
tdlflUt
'a iiiuihb', but at the
same II
llttrn hTis tif is-i-or at
This lu it very serious mutter if wn
were dl).poed lo tuko n OnTnuian wjidhj
view of It. "l,arwFr8 ft very boI e
cuo f ir the raids UffiMl! lifwty tver
has leeu muking Hipilfl twiervn,
but "psitty" Is iirfpfb ft n little hit
when we eouin to esporliug unr gold.
Hut the irusoi lm aristrs, If "parity"
is lint good tuongh for bnuduy, why
hhouM it Ixi i ufiitcud on Mtaiduy ? At
lautn Constitution
A FISTFUL OF WHYS.
' lenthtes ! Awri Wlilsh User Vim
HwOaslli .r MuHrsUaO-r..HM.nl.
What is ti e tliiT rvuee Ifctww'ii the
r.ei-uls ,vh c-Iiiuik" ho laws to get filter
us .pie's proi.tity nnd lite Ihhive who
hreidaie law in doing the same thing?
jneroimernme more cmiuing ami ine
Intlrr mote eour; e.
U'ti. in ii tlm v tlm lihssl af itlriflha-
llon Ilcfun o it-dueing its volume has
thu noi.o niiiHit uai general prosperity
as t ie los of blood upon thu vigor of
imili al life
Why wns im iMtiple over eniluvrd
w'tiie liny hsd plutlyof mmieyV lie
cum H'opln tin not become coward un
111 t'i y uro "hrukti."
Why ate American statesmen who
serve the alien bondholders' trust mere
(onti-uitiiible than alteu ruetnie lie-
eauie they add I mason to their hostility
to llie'r nuilve luiL
W hy do mi many D, iii-rats prefer the
Uemistriu y h t'ieveluud to thu IJfiittsj-
racy nf Jetietaouf Qeeause Jeifersoii Is
ilea I and eau't niva them any ufflees.
.'liv is kiIv.-i- money better then gold
mom y't He. uie the eooulrle using at
vrr 'iiondy inn advniii'liig hi prosperity.
while eom-trie ii in only gold money
uut iilroitruiliuu io elvillKatiou.
What goiul doc it do to coin silver If
the ndmhihtrutiou wen't ma) it lo pay
obi i.utloi whleli by law urn payable lu
siherr .1 ti t un Clin li gis-il u.i it would
do t ) t 'ump hum of irou imd payatorago
itti tin in.
ll' w Imve (ho nhlili-s kt-eiired the
KMVi. t'itf l'i I us. (lent of the t'rlllttd
Hti tea for Ihe l ist JO enih!' Hei ausetdl
ver ui u voted tur gold turn for pre!
dent.
,,'l.s did silver mi ll volo for gold nu u
for pit. tilclitf Hn-.iiibii the pi-tiple were
It rlti'l lr the pi oiillsei of their nolltl
cal h.-ileis nnU by tlio t' il Isnd, kissI
tie, il iittitHibtof Ihtir uiudidule.
Why ure preteuded silver men iu Ih"
two out parties ru fant guk! rntur ut
cu.'iti "ho that Is tot with feu i ug.tiuat
un . "
Whv I It neccMNarv for (ho lO.nnfl
I 'ikat f the I'uiled Huues to t liter
t. .ly Inti politlus iiml path tarlt
t.iuisfor the gwld slumhud uud
, luhT Deuatwo if tlm electors w(M
i-hualud out of the right of vtlH
lliaiii .elves uud aguinst theli- Lpafejeor
by the (rl.-k'-ry of pi litii i.ius nail COM
vi m hoi the uvi i linn et of tliajteopla
.'..iild be icslorisl uutl Ihe uiumf ill
i uehy, whkh bus pnaluced dlsltBjssml
i v.rful iu every gold standard eoftfflly vf
the wurhl nutwilhslaudinK i?6fSllH
1 puaeo and ubuinlunt harveot Wkl Iw
. tivi-rtliii.wn. Kther Knisl't
im Mm
tlm ttmld
R.H. iiract, PreMill,
s. t. tmiRO
a
'has II. Kddy. .1. F. MntlwMon. m, T.
W. A. Hawkins.
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DOOHS. WDLIHjRSS..
mm, m, m,
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J. F. MATHESOW,.
Qornmission
And Qegqiiil
Hay, Gfofiiij.i Secl, IToecl BlaGlcsmith Coal
and Ice delivered in the City.
A.KERR,
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HJieliili.
t .
W. A. MILLER,
painter and
Gallery of
1'AIKTS. OIIA V ARM IB II
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AIITIHIH' VI ATI-'. It I A liS NU
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BEAU6HAMP & WINDHAM.
City Livery Stable.
-i-SANTA FE ROUTE
THE SHORT IblNETO
Chicago, Bt. Louis
and Kansas Gity.
Tnuifm m El Ito M W.
Fur eihar lirterwatloa nd advertistaf Matter ask
F. and J' A.,
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lawaajiriraaai falsa
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!W it m. i rnlrnl thiir
l.iavs liiifin 11 , A". ,J. ilnil ii ut 1 ft. m ,nml arrive ut J' -Mm,
I' .yas, nl IO ;. ji. in-, vannivittii! with thr train tltf Trxa & Pa
'jir niihi ii i) fur all jHiint Jt"urth, South, JCiut ami Hrt.
For jin Ihe, information rrgaitllnt connrrlhminr rate awiln to
tin aUtntnf Ike oamftHHy or tM Mtilntgnl at Jttldy, A'tut JUcJtlr
ii).
VIcPrWt CE. Ccavfjy, Cw&ier
N ational Bank.
Ulttlna - . J. A. IJdtlr. It. II. Imuran
('. K. Ton way.
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Fpraanliiitf
Qecor'ator
pine fiirip.
EH. It AhHAMIN II, UAHUIsS
Paper
S. T. 1IICUOLBOK,
(lent, ltaa. Agent.
Toptka, KAa.
, 1 ,u
If
Pbcbs Vallei Railroail.