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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30
RRInGEPORr.

There will be preaching in the NJ. E
church this morning az q o'clock Rev.
Lane Will deliver the sermon on Thu occa-
sion. TINS evening q George Washington
tea party viii be given IN the church, at
which time viii be present Washington
and his Cabinet. Tue programme has bee
carefully prepared and VIII be very fue.
TIE Bridgeport Alumni Association Will
have meeting in the public school builo-
iog Kukwood, on Thursday evening Gext.
at7.3O O'Clock. A tuI attendance is de
sired, as business Of Importance will be
transacted,
The Society of Christian EndeayOr will
hold social on Friday evening next at
the residence of Mr.. William Alexander
from seven thirty TO ten @ clock p. m
The four new cells recently purchased
by the City Council have arrived and will
be put in the new City Building jmmedi-
ltely.
Nr. J T. Trusman returned last eve
Mig from 6 visit with his brother DR.
Homer Tcueman of Cumberland, 0.
NJ William Stewart, ofS,ewart's Land
ing. is here the guest OF his brother NJ.
George Stewart
Mr. Frank Malbg is ar houe spending g
few days Nth bis family.
Mr.. E. W. Houser has purchased a very
fire driving horse.
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BENwOOD.

Things Very Quiet In the Steel City.
Miss Jennie COsser died Sunday with
typhoid pneumonia. Miss COsser was
about seventeen wears old, and quite a
popular young lady. She had been i'll
only about week and her death comes
in the nature Of s. very severe shock to her
many friends Ire funeral will take
place 81 McMechen' g cemetery at , O'Clock
This afternoon. A special train on the
Ohio Il ,veI railroad has been secured and
will leave the depot at O'Clock this after
noon, RETURNING after the funeral, so that
all who desire to attend can be accommo-
dated.
The six, eight and ton-penny machi8es
about seventy five in number, viii be put
on az the BeuwoOd factory this morning
The fact of the skies going on would indi-
cate that 20 least some of the cold naiers
have been retained. In fact, none of the
men have received any notice that theic
services are no longer wanted.
City Assessor j. ". Hsaly will have his
work completed to-dsy He has made
one of thu bet assessors BenwO1d ev,r
had. snd the way be scooped in me dogs
was ID caution. Few ours in BenwOod wll.
20 urtsxed this year.
Miss May Altmeyer sang beautiful solo
at 81. John Church Sunday morning at
10 o'clock.
The Knights of Pythias met at Their
Castle hall last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30
BELLAIRE.

The Bellaire N3il Works will resume op
erations shortly with VIM. Sharp as mau-
sgsr instead of ThOs Wetherald, whose
failing health will not allow him to re-en-
ter the factory.
Rev Fathers Wissel and Hubert are
holding mission in St. Johns Cnurch a.
present. This weeks work has been SCI
spart for the ladies.
The Saturday night train on the G. q P.
is becoming quite popular. There IS some
talk Of a late train every evening during
tie summer.
There will be appropriate services In the
First Presby terrain Church, this morning,
at 9 O. clock, and in the First NJ. E. Church
at 1890
The Odd Fellows met last evening so as
70 allow the Red Men to occupy the hall
this evening for an entertainment
The K Of p, OF this city, have institu-
ted several new lodges of the order Of late.
ClariogtOa is the latest annex.
Geo. Stewart and Mr.. Hibbs of the
Bellaire Stamping Works office, are sick,
threatened with the fever
The South Bellaire NJ. E. church will
celebrate this evening with readings and
recitatiOns.
Geo. Squiggins is acting as B. & o. tick
ct SCENT, during the absence of Rober.
Haase
Richard Herlop x Co. yesterday put in
operation The upper HeatheringtOn coal
works
Henry Clouse has found the grocery
business an uncertain quantity, and has
quit.
J. B Loneley will likely be nominated
tor Clerk Of the Courts on the Republican
ticket.
TIE city hack has reduced prices since
this street cars commenced business.
Several viOlators Of the Sunday law were
assessed by the Mayor yesterday.
The bank will be closed to day, and most
of the stores will take a holiday.
The funeral of Pearl Darrah will take
place at two o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Rhody Robinson has gone to Beaver
Falls on a visit.
AL Emery is kept busy cleaning up the
park.
A dog show viii be here tomorrow night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30
The YerdIn unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes-
titles: 81 can recommend Electric Bitters
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relic in every case. One
man took six bottles, and was cured OF
rheumatism of 10 yesrs' standing" Abra-
ham Hare, druggist Bellville, o, sffirms
THE best selling medicine l have ever
handled in my 20 years experience, is
Electric Bitters" Thousands of Others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases Of the liver, kidneys or
blood. Only half dollar bottle at LO-
gan & Co g drug store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30

81 OOa4 %; steere So 3Oa4 10; stockers and
feeders 81 40a3 rs.
Hogs-Receipts 16,O 600 head; shipments
1000 head; market strong; mixed $4 Goa
4 so; heavy 81 55a4 80; light 81 55a4 so;
stockers 81 50A4 80
sheep-Receipts 5000 hesd; shipments
1000 head; market strong; natives 81 OOa
10; western corn fed So 5Oa5 CO.; lambs
81 90a5 50
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. April % -Oa.tle-Re-
ceipts 1910 head; shipments $50 head; ma.
ket slow, 1Oa15c off from last week.
Hogs Receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head; market fair Philadelphias
81 9Oa5 90; pigs and Workers 81 9Oa5 CO..
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
4 800 head; market dull at last weeks
closing prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., April 29.-Hogs-
Barely steady; common and light 81 GOA
4 IS; packing and butchers' 81 5Oa4 20;
receipts $3.50 head; shipments go head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30

STATEs-Dull and steady.
Moderately active; sales,
$500 600.
Sr0CKs-The trading on the Stock TX
change was the smallest for any Saturday
for long time, and the changes in quo
tadons were on a similar scale, although a
strong tone was developed and most stocks
traded in were left fractiOnally higher
than last evening First prices were
from to per cent. low
er than last nights fgares. The
subsequent dealings developed q little
business in Atchison, Union Pacific and
Reading, but the lucustions were con
fined to per cent, and showed no ten
dency in either direction, aad the market
ran down TO utter staenation. The mar
ket closed firm, though dull, and at about
hest prices reached Ssles, 47.O20 shares.
quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express $50; American Express
| 1l4l Canada Pacific 52} Central Pacific So
Chesapeake and Ohio Il preferred DO frsts
/ 595 do seconds %; Chicago and Alton, 133;
| chicago, Burlington and Quincy 944 Dela-
wars and Hudson 1885,; Delaware, Lscka-
wanna snd Western 1871; Denver snd Rio
Grands II; E-is %; Go preferred 7O3; F..
Wayne $50; illinois Central 113; Lake
Shore 1899; Michigan Central 81; Minneap-
Oils and ST. Louis 3; 90 preierred II; MIS-
sour PsCiiC 715; Northern Pacific PSI do
preferred 81; Chicago and Northwestern
1863 DC PREPARED 1884; New York Central
/ 1913; Oregon Trasc0nsineatEl 81; Pacific
MMl 36l; Pscria, D. & E. 23l; Pittsburg
| l5S; Pnumsr Palace Car 1911; Reading
I a.; Rock Island 90; st. Louis and San
/ Francisco 234 DO preferred 60} do fret pre-
ferred111; St Paul, Minneapolis and Man
itObs 100 ST. Paul and Omahs 49, do pre-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30
DRY GOODS.
Vow TorE

NEW YORK, April 29.-Owing to the
partial holiday and the excitement incl
delt &c the Centennial celebration, bust
ness in dry goods wss limited. The mar
ket was unchanged q steady tone being
maintained. The commission houses will
be closed until Thurday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.

4opsy AT I l-2 Per Cent.-Government-
Dull and Steady-Stoc'Ss Lower-Flour
Dull and Wheat Active
NEW YORK, april 27.-Money on call
easy at II per cent; prime mercantile
osner 33s54 per cent; sterling exchange
dun but steady at 4s7i4SS4.
Governments Dali and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30
Dry GOODS
By MAH.

We employ a large corps of CON-
petent people, whose only duty is
the filling of orders by mail from
our numerous customers living at a
distance who cannot do their shop
ping here in person.
Whether you want a cheap school
or house dress at 6 lac. yard, a
Bingham, Saline, India Silk, Black
or COIOred Silk, or a Spring Suit of
some of the new soft wooden fab
RIGS, this MAIL ORDER DE-
PARTMENT is here to supply
your wants. Everything most de-
sirabIe in way of textile fabrics is
here and at the lowest possible
prices.
In all purchases, quality is one
prime consideration, price another.
In both these particulars we shall
still aim to please you.
Space is limited here.
Our New Spring Catalogue and
FSShiOn Journal
Will tell the whole story. This
Journal is published semi-annuaIIy
for the benefit of our patrons living
at a distance, but will be CheerfuIIy
sent TO any address whether you
are a patron or not.
Write for copy. 1t costs nothing
and may prove of benefit to you.
Mention this paper.
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rItusville.

rITUsvIILE, April 27.-PetroIeum-
Opened at SAGE; highest 85c; lowest safe;
closed at Sale.
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rpRorea THE STATE.
,...re.t from the Interior COun-
r. ,f west virgins.

Nr N,.,, and g humble OF inenu.
-,e 500 +, ,sls of the Norfolk ans
several other roads srFiyee
t.n pr" The Fiat Top coal region
.. mineral resources o. Una, sh1l
The party was Joined
1000, Hardy. Superintendent
Norfolk and Western
X Barger Of the Flat Tor
-tC.9., visited the different Goa.
.r1 l. AZ POcahontas, Mil
& Horn and other places o. Q,
sand > on their return WAL
., he sud the Caverns Of
-r Ns'n.' ..s much pleased With
-. avorably impressed
t Improvements and the
N. nr that section OF tue
--e arc fourteen coalan coke
r., Typ division, with a
ovens IN blast at pres
.ts,n ps.uc instructed low al
,-s THE hotel at Blue
e. len bull; and hsOd-
.tytte Nor.''S ana w est
-ot$55,Ooo Is now
r.. -,,roads are also
% ,tric lights for
81. i. and division office,
.1ey' ,-s.ul order by the lat
bs.-
u'-- ..- on mia re-
r-f.r ,. l11-. -..l a neculiar
ANS c.r n.s & M plains of
ir.- Wien s,.pc their
u ,rb off the
pr'- % Of division
v-o .. which was
,-. hs pocket and
C-- b-- before the con-
r- t.~ thsir meal was
-tsi -.~s,- was promptly
i -f,s of the sleeper
.-sscc oar The ticket wen.
.-r a- srd sad
r. , lie stated
.-- t re .-7 ,Irhorgh bis
rs tt ..l IN assurance that he
.Tsu, l's .S'-5f +5s trip
r ~ -b4-sf,-s con-
Che train al ,ne mex s''-
bs Tact that be- Was 10
. r1rtrv. rn' 20 back %
-... miles sud 5nteayor
'- ..,.s p'e,s of paper. lie
..-,u.h the 6.udDess OF
r and sec,lsn o.sS. W.
81 -.-, - be- ioala 'ls ''S ~
,...-Ir -s 90 @ sage OF u'-' -. ~
rg me rcSeN wv '''''
re ron the mines Oh 'le
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30

fEcec SO; Te>ss Pacific 2l3; Tn IN -
ciGC 60s, TritSl Stse,. Evc ess So; ~est.
ern Uuioc $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30

n'f'ioso', Acid Phosphate.
Turner. Kasson. Mirn., save.
Quad D. very beneficial in ner-
iron any cause, and for IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30

BRADFORD, PA, April 81 Petroleum
Opened at Sale; GOsed at Sale; highest
SAFE; lowest Sale; clearances, $50, 600
barrels.
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LIVE STOCK,
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 29-0attls-HecelPts
/ 600 head; shipments 5,OOV neaa; n i
strong and 10 cents higher; choice oeeves
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on Oily

OIL CITY, PA, April Petroleum.
Opened at S4!c; highest 85c; lowest s4Sc;
closed at Sale; stles 567, 900 barrels;
clearances, 2,236,OOO barrels; shipments,
"a, 204 barrels; runs, 81, 244 barrels.
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PitttburR,
Bradford.

PTTsBUBe. PA, April 27.-PetroIeum
Dull and heavy; opened at 85c; closed
at safe; highest S5c; lowest SAGE.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, ND, April 29.-Wheat-
Western firm; No 2 winter red spot and
Apil Sale; May 833aSic; June 944aS44c
Jnlv s5l s32c. Corn-Western firm
mixed scot 43lc; April 43i434c; NJ. y 4lS
413e; June 41sc 0ats-Dull; western
White 32s33c. Rye-Nominal at soc
Hay-Steady; timothy SIC GOALS so. Pro
Enthusiastically. But,er-Dull; western
nocked l641sc; heat roll 15a17c; creamery
S3s25c. Eggs-Dullst 1O4a11c. Coffee
Dali: Rio far at 1896
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IS THE BEST
APERIENT, LAXATIVE AND DIURETIC,
Easily Soluble, PaIatnble and Perma-
uent. As an Aperient it should
be taken before Break fast.
IS THE BEST


"Of all remedies in my large experience CRrIs-
bad de eryes 70 be placed in the first rank"
PROF J. SEEGES Vienna
No Remedy has given me such excellent re-
suits" DR.. a l.. A. TOBoLDT before the Ninth
Intern Med Congress.
II consider the genuine Carlsbad SprudeI
Salt an Invaluable Remedy in all affectio 5
OF the Stomach, BowleS. Kidneys, Liver and
Spleen" DR.. GEO. p MADDEN Lowell Mass
In Chronic Catarrh Of the Stomach and for
diseases OF the stomach, Liver and Kidneys. the
Carlsbad wafer Ind Sp utIeI Salts have
proved themselves eminenty efficaci0us DIR.
l.. tLEcKLES ROY al PrussisR Medical Councillor.
Beware Of limitations. The genuine article has
the signature of "EIsNER & HENDERSON Co"
sole Agents, on the neck OF every bottle and on
each cartoon.
PAMPHLETS NAILED FREE UPON APPLICATION.
EISNER & NICHOLSON CO..
Sole Agents, q Barclay St. New York.
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Cincinnati.
PETROLEUM.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 27.-PetroIeum-
Opened weak at 845t but after declining
to Sale moved up slightly On some small
buying orders from the West and closed
steady at sac. Sales, 1853 900 barrels.
nn
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Toledo

f,,-.Bro. April 29.-6 hess-Dull; cash
s63a89}c; May sale; July 9otc. O 69.-
Acr,vs: each and May 35c. Oats-Qmet
casb 24Ic Glover Seed-Dull and easier
ooh 81 sol.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30
british Grain Trade.

LONDON. April 2O.-Ths Marx Lane En-
nr1,s weekly review OF the British grain
Psra6e ssys: There has been an increased
d sl', for EGG ish wheats, and prices
Ss1e advanced 81. Sales Of Eoghsh
r &c, the past week 81, OlO quarters az
Dos 1Od. against 40, S62 qnsEters at 2O' 20,
-ame weak last year. The tone OF foreign
Wheat has improved, despite the large ar
r:-sls of wheat. Flour stead. AT to-
as market values of English wheat
.rcra maintained. Foreign wheats wer'
81 cheaper for California
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-30

TIE visible supply Of Grain on April y
as reported TO the Chicago Board OF Trade
ia comparison with that OF week ago, is
as follows Wheat, % 0f6 593, decrease,
942 s5l; Corn, - $50 952, decrease, 3Sl, :
554; Ga q, go 9lS, Increase, I'D 95l Rye,
/, 451, l56, decrease, 81. lis; Barley, $685.
OS2 decrease -. 457.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05
.AaIw...rs.rA ,,..lll,,i Ahs,,...

Arcaasurhes. MarEaeEisas0RAie. dsagaser
OF ArchdGke Charles IOsls, q Austria, e1s
been Installed NJ PrAE1c "a The abbces u >
community cf ncssle LADIES' Ct the y M
The nes abbess = oaiy sigAteen years eiSi
and she enjoyed the eNrestaory of resarsng
from the. WuEAL Sic was Eobsd n elack,
with an ernlimr E1antie. and The rag had Sn-
sfgnta ef her rank were tHFncd evaf u her
with any amount o. Psnp and eareEaeny-
II skc gets TIRED Of serssssdA there v1ii "
chance 10 change her .Efalas e The szies
o. this coayent are Matses the ptRsetsmG.
Il was tannsisa anlsr Maria Thcfusa - arc
szeMt for noh.e unmarried ixdSeas ana thcg
cna gn away it tAny 81 ticeA. oF go . fso.e
pAesise hnshaaa wass plrssss thrna. lbs
mother Of The King 81 spain wae shoess
Ehcre from 1855 20 IN time she rs xscd
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05

Chief Clerk-Jese d. seha, santa Fs.
Entpliinx CieEk--Amado G, de BaeA.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05
Not-a.callfsrula bear.

Auybodv can catch cold this kiEd ef
wettkss. The trouble Il =, lsk =, Ike tie
rown who caught shc h~ar We advia@ cuy
yr1dsg. - paFrhaste ~ DY. Hsalley q e..
a hottie os Santa Able. the se~isserntF King
~ Eansuaptien. Asthma. Bepnehitis.
(AAaeks and fsspap Cafsasaa 9ssn a kaRdx.
rY,s nieaAinr b, tie taste urtt EirMth 10 The
.I,,vr s,nrlaiEts. Sid At Stn0 hol, L. ~
4 fSP g d. saiifgrniH tsss-tt-ksnse gives
iuan,r.FIasa r~lieG The CAtsyrinl yfrus &
soar ssiapiafed hv ia hsaliAg and penstAtinr
uatnrs. Give L trial. Sir nsosths ireas
meat si.0o. cent By mail sijo
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05
mnkg Ne wTsgsEes.

BE- dispelling the sympsanaa - oiies
mislsktf foF essnsCmps:oa- Sssfs Ahse he
hroughrslAiss-s to snanv = hotfs~haia. Bs
lis ptomta lsre far br~akIag sF thR rcss tsmi
fos, ~tiea deseAeps intsSihAs fatAa asseHas
thmmAn8e eAh be smvsd frgza NJ unfiHnsa'
gave. Y,.a mske no Risszke bs kssPinl
= bottle ~ this pieAemnt srPusedy n. sesl
kouse.- l'Aia.rnsa Csl2EL CYe y eT'lsisl
essectiys IN eradiezsirx 81 trsees ef Assa
'e7eEsxrfh. B5sh VI .sksrss wrndsyfai ezssiifHF
mis- reusedies aFe sold snd .SaEreftsd ~ D
Y, HAdley D Co. $I.e0 paekas%s IN
32bO.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05

TGTx SFamcs. TKSS.. July Z, 1855.
The Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ca:
Duzing iAe spzing q Is7l. rhile sIsrhina
Ia the 6eld AZ my knsne IN MorKaa euanty,
Ga, pulied Of ny shosa % give ny lest )
geSG. HNtdggnmaasly, nmlhed isa0 q eAzmp
ef pcss0a cak, zad b lev days ny leri
wzTe ia q terrible ccndlsicn, and could not
pgt "a = shne hecans4 II de ssssnezs aaA
swelling. Twas treaaed as polsoa oaA easea
vsualay are. ana sstryShing Was keaied up.
Aboz ate same tina she iolic4iax spring.
rs7a. py fess hesanae scas agaih1, IS nf aTSt.
shd exesy szseszllg spgilg tcr 6ve gsazt
bsoaght back the same ccudRiOn 81 The Dis
ease. only eaeh tizpe 4 beczms more dis
tzessinx. beezask began % shlnk L wss
izisefizze trcz1ag Iy, Nzs idnssd u
hy S&ift's SpecAe. / took dx bonles. and
soadxS srl entiFeay wei. Ny irnprnysznent
wzs eEaAElsl fpem The krzas aaA - evtdence
Of the diseaA nemAina Z shall sake plezs-
urt n testifying a TO ifs curative proper.
Fiaa. d n The ggeatsss hle0d pnrgheFiae en-
haenre. Fogrs szyly. J. = AoacAa
The furesciag ctrsa&caaa Is tahen a
random from thoasandS oi lettefs n posses
aian ,ehn Smiff Spenaiks Co. nmA paesensnd
sihpzy - sampie. Il b q voluntary
statement, giving iacss and resslis Of sha
case. fta aorsracy and genhineness are
beyond question.
A vaIuabae Treatise On Blohd asd SAis
Diseases mabel lrse. address
&AAsEE1.E 81 ksssttE Co.
: DsHweGa :. AtlAnaas q.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05

FlAAS-
Nessehget-P. Ufibsrri. Rio Asriba.
watehmau--P. G. De Bass. BsrnshitO.
Assistant SergsAni-at- Arms--PlaSidO Gar
eiA. Rio ArribA
Assistant Door KsePsr-Juliaa Baea,
sooor6
lnterp,eter-Piaito Pine. DoHa Ana
TranslAier-L4rkin 6. Read, ssRiaSe-
Assistant TrAaulaser-S aadAlups o,srs,
yalea els.
Journal Clerk-chA,. Il. Fi.Asr. Santa
..E.aaiag olsrA--y. H. Hubssll Bsr-s-
/ il4i ilfie
,Cepyiaxesprk--M. 6. ossrO. yAleseia-
Asissaus Knroling Clwk==Ian nabuis.
yaIsHesa.
A..i...a. Easro..lns cl.rt--N.poaos..s
Vigil. Taos,
Clerk Judiciary cOmaniisss--AploniO In
esro, sas Miguel
Clerk Finance COmnitsse- Piusaco b.
CO. San Miguel.
Clerk Peniteuaiary -cOnmissee-J. h.
Mir, Sucorr5.
eSsrh Edaeasioa COMMITTEES D. wood
yard. SeeaFs0-
Porter Nannel Salszsr, Valencia.
Nessenges-E. Barrels, LiaeOia.
Ps1es-yenee<lado Jaraaiilo. San JuGEs I
Gee. Fisher, Sierrs; A. Griffin, Santa =;
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05

MFs. rhmbe t,hesles. Psssssoa, Clay Co.
Towa, sells the g,llowing remarkable story.
the sruAh II whiek I vcnehea foF " the
have bsen treuhsed wssA Kidney gaApiaius
Aad lan,snrss for many veArs: could not
asass ussyuelf without help Noe sm fre@
firm ~ pain aad soFsness, and am able tss
Dc nll nav own house waFk. awe mY
shaekn ~ sasesytr blitssn. Ter kaSing trnsw~a
pae yoash, and fenaessd eofnpleselS all dsa.
e.ssa AAa pAie." Try . bogiie, Soc. and 81
ss Mossns,s Drug stesa.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05
OF sAMTAFE, . NJ. nj.
sAarA Fg. 5. =. s.. Is. Isss.

.SAsrA ~. y. n Sept Is. Isss-
The aiteniipn n the pubic esp-cisliy AZ
points remots frysEl barks and hank~rS. u
respectfully called to the sivsatz<es q iAis
baAk fer the tFaks4ctiEn uf is bstssns~s-
wiIh = capital snd saypsas u S@.sf, no
with extensive caaReetians east, uest assa- ~
the TcsEiioFv. is i prepared 70 De nj Afsn-
cha Cf tszfskirsS Business o. terTss -
fnvssFssAla as San ke elssaAess eSeaises4.
Accounts of banks BAeksss AeTehsnts
mssd Business men IN ggneFal, particularly
Stssek Grouers. Min<ps sad RazeAuirIs,
sUsIeItEst.
Liberal sFraaxsaaeass made wsth BAaks
and Rankers f,'r interest on bAlAbe1s. c1r.
rer.cy ard resntttAnces-
Interests allowed oa IIn1 d@pozlts-
4 Advances mnaean CowsiganeAsss tssSch-
ers. Csasrsets and OIiseE exisIsssess q d. is-
/ n J. Pairs.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05
rEprRAI.

COUNTY.
County Ihus. J. Bail, PresideHt
Leon AlyAres
s.ommiasiasess Brigido tisreia-
E.,p't Pub. schools. Robers HssEon.
Scbools Discesas, J. D. Bryan. Chairman
Frank Rsinhat Trensu'r
- - -. h IL iilesss sSesDytaEF
Probate 1usl&e. .S.-.s. >. DeSnszFao 6aAxsa-
Ctsri<.... kfufxre stephenson.
Assessor. Pablo Meie9dres-
Eharif JAnfes AscarAta.
Treastiref .Ph. Ffeudehthal.
- - : =
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05
FsnrSIea'a Arules Naive,

The best sAive in The ~Vrid for cuts,
brni4ss, sores, ulcer, sait rheim, feFeF ssFsss
ietier, xbsppea bands, ebilblAias. eornS aad
aIi skin eTHpsions, and positiveiv cures'Piles.
OF no pay required. hs guaranteed 20 give
Texfeck satisiAesiony or Eaoney Eefuadrd.
Prize 2s cents per box For sale by I
Moreno.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05

pissoIRtIon Natiee.

Tues. .partHrvsllsp heretofore existing sVeS
tween FrsEE Rrsnhart ara 7. II. Has-y IL
the snIevn business. is kereby dissolved by
Iassi,sal ccnseaL All iHdebtesInes. q TIE
firm viii be ssS,iess by Frank R-sahArs. SAa
miH esatssa4 in the businsSs, aaA FsesEvs
Al debts owing to The hrm-
FRasK RnxzaAy.
- T. II. HALkI.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05

Permanent organiLaiion of ihe
house was affected by the election Of
tho following officers
speAker-A. J. Fountain, DcsA Ana
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05

Dcn't tudge a saaa hy his talk- A hhanh
eartrrage makes &a mseh ostss - tAs icadet
on@
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-05
ORGANIZATION.

was then affected by the unanimous
election Vi the following named of
cera:
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-03-09
Celebrated Gardens.

The celebrated Hanging Gardens of
Babylon" Were within the precincts OF
the palace called The Admiration OF
Mankind" They consisted of garden,
of trees and flowers on the tOpmoSt of a
series of arches - feet high and built in
the form of a square. each side of which
measured 400 Greek feet. The city OF
Babylon. which its famous gard was
RACED to lis foundation, Geo Be.
Two Thousand Five Hundred and So
yenty- Nine years later We find the cele-
brated gardens Of James Vich in Rcch-
ester, New York. For de,cr ption, Cata-
lOgue Of seeds. advice how 10 obtain free
a copy of Vick'S Floral Guide and also
OF the famous new rose, called "Vick's
Caprice" address. James Vick, Seeds
man, Rochester. Ny