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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

The Delaware guardsmen have returned
from New York, and speak enthu.
siasilcally OF the hospitality extended by
the National Guard OF New York. Ia the
great military pAgean. on Tuesday, Della.
ware headed the line of states by reason
Of tha loyalty and patriotism OF her citi-
z'1s in the colonial days in adopting the
Federal constitution before RnY of hsr
sister ststes. Delaware's troops presented
a m2st oreditahle appearance, and our
own picturesque governor at ne head of
the line was one Of the lions Of the
parade.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
Dr.. T. Homan Brehmer, an emf

DR.. T. Heman Brehmer, an eminent
German authority, says Consumption
is always due to deficient nutrition OF the
lungs, caused by bad blood At the
Brompton Hospital for oonsumptives
London, Eng, statement has been pub.
lished that So per cent of the patients OF
that institution have unsupported kidney
disorder. This explains why tho pro.
prietors Of Warmers Safe Cure claim that
they have received many Testimonials
which they have not published, because
OF the incredulity with which they would
be received were 1t claimed that Warner's
Safe Cure cures consumption. Bnt the
fact is that II yCur kidneys be oured and
put in healthy condition they expel the
uric acid and poisonous waste matter,
aud prevent the irritation of the delicate
substances of the lungs, thereby remoy.
ing the cause. When the eject is re-
moved the symptom OF kidney disease,
which is called consumption disappears,
and with 1t the irritation which caused IL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

The Philadelphia Inquirer mas no use
for civil service reform principles now,
with Republican administration ii
Washington. 1t voices tho complaint OF
"a great many Eep1bheausn that Prssi.
dent Harrison is mot moving quite inst
enough IN making changes in important
offices" and says that il tho Fieai-
dent "does his duty by tho country he
will make O great many changes yeti II
reminds tine President that be was elect 4
because he was ''pgoteetionisln and thss
the fact that tine Office holders left over
from the last administration are nearly
all tariff retormsrs is abundant cause for
their spsedy removal, Their retention
in Office, edda tho fHqai'ey, 'mGy suit
tariff smashing Mugwuups AID Domo-
Gratis, hlt we are not prepared to believe
that it is what the country expected chen
ii voted for change Tae Inquirer
seems 10 forget that Dir Harrison is d
minority President, that the people Of
the country, by a plurality o. 100 900,
voted egeinst q change. It further very
COMMERCIALLY foreets, and advises PrsBi.
dent Harrison to do likeEiso, the follow
ing plank of the Republican national
platform adopted 81 Chicago June 2lst,
1859.
We, therefore, put forward our DECLARE.
ton Of 1854 70 wit: "TIe reform OF the
civil service ouspicaOlI.Y oeeuu VI 81
the Republican administration, should la
tltFTIl hE ma TfFtEr -H4ratln ina
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

James M, Barton, the proprietor OF the
Novelty Theatre, the famous Front street
dive, cleared ont Monday for Baltimore
with al his belongings except what
Constable Dillin attached, for rent due
Philip Plunkeit and printing bill Of
Held q Brother The Novelty has been
unfortunate ever since the death OF Billy
Carroll, its former proprietor and sincs
the place was refused license and was
under strict surveillance, the patronage
had dwindled woefully.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
view Is. q o. connnc,ion.

The announcement has been made that
on May 18Th trains will be run through
between Baltimore and York, Pa, on the
Maryland Central and Peach Bottom rail-
ways. The Maryland Central continues
its plans for important development, and
1t is said tho net earnings for this year
will reach $50 700, or more than enough
10 meet all fixed charges. The company
has Endorsed $500 900 6 per cent bonds
OF the Deer Greek and Susquehanna rail-
road TO be built from Belalr to the Sus.
qlehanna. 1t ia understood the extern
sion ia TO be pashed on to connections
that will reach the Pennsylvania Quail
tlelda, and there il talh that the hackers
OF the enterprise are financially strong.
Holders Of the capital stock Of the Mary
land Central rumor says, have been APP
prosched by the Gilmor party, who are
in control, but the full scope Of their
projects has not been made public. It
will become q railway system of CON
siderable intrinsic value, and financial
men believe that the big companies will
watch its movements closely.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

M The late Dr.. Dio Lewis, in speaking OF
warmers. Safe Cure, said over his nwn
SIGNATURES "If found myself the vic,in,
OF serious kidney trouble, would nae
warmers Safe Cure" He also said ,,TLs
medical profession stands dssed anJ
helpless IN the presence OF more than one
kidney mslsdy." ''''' ""'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

,m a New YORK correspondent writes :
The next pnblic event of special i'm.
portan6e Will be- the dinner given TO on.
rfe1'deht Cleyslnnh by the Young Mems
Democratic Cllb u New York as a wal.
cota" I" hin FROM representative Demo.
cfasS 81 MIA city and as an expression Of
theif eate-m Il haR been decided 10
n i " 70 Tho Metropolitan Opera House,
On the evening Of May 27th."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

It hos inst leaked cut y that the term
u Office Of the interna! revenue collec.
tors is not fixed by law, This Interpra-
teticn 81 the law will remove all restraint,
il any Vas regarded, upon President Hsr.
sisou otiSial deoap!Lation axe which
has bsen waged with such vigor since his
Inauguration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
afanamaker's


FhhApSlrnlA, Monday, May 6, 1889
! ~ OF tenn friends can get
Catalogue No. 26 for the pres.
en- Spring and Summer by a
request sent through the mall,
eng e., by the same means "A
snort > Descriptive List Of
DOCKS at Wanamaker Prices"
may also be had.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
agsuamsker.s.

you that 1t Is our command OF
the German market that
strengthens our grip on the
Linen trade. The cheaper
grades OF Damask Table
Linens. with (which we have
been ignoring competition all
the season, are German. In
the high grades Dresden and
Belfast are rivals-we will
make you happy with either.
Our Linen stock briggs
business to this market. Dis.
tant hotels and transportation
companies come to us for
Linen supplies. and they come
for the reason recognized by
customers and would-be com.
petltors alike - competition
with our Linens is useless.
7a-inch German Double
Damask, ooc. The usual price
Is $I.Io.
That's a fair sample of what
we are doing in such Linens.
Turkey Red Table Cloths,
all sizes, Doilles to match,
SI.25 to SAYS each. Turkey
Red Table Damask by the
yard, IS to ooc.
Two Towels will tell their
story as well as fifty. ~ Ex-
cellent fluck. 2ox3S inches,
I2Hc. (2) Knotted Fringe
Damask, pink and blue Dor.
ders, 2Ix42 inches, aoc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Ward McAlliater, the deposed leader of
New York's flour hundred" has cause
for graduation in the failure of the
Centennial ball. The disgraceful oreie
which the affair resolved itself into will
have great influence in re.establishing
McAllister on his throne.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

The expenses of the New York centen-
NAL will aggregate upward of half mil
lion dollars. The receipts for the sale of
privileges, grand stand, ball and banquet
tickets, &c, will probably amount to
NEARLY orA-th'rd the cost o. The gree. sol
ebIatlon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Il now tEanspires that the Len VIA
were struck and killed on the railroad at
Bridesburg, Pa, early Friday morning
were members OF q Thirteen Club and
were returning from a dinner ct which
this "fatah number were seated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Little handy nothings of
leather ormake-believe leather
full of tools for the toilet. and
next to nothing 70 pay. Here's
one Of sole leather, telescope
shape, comb and 3 brushes
hair, nall, tooth-8sc. We
never before had anything
nearly SO good for SO little.
Others up to S.. go.
Dressing Cases, various
feathers. $I.2o TO $1a.6o.
Collar and Cuff Boxes, sole
leather, fancy feathers, and
plush, 81 to So.
The newest wrinkle Is Col
lar and Cuff Box, combined
with Dressing Case, fancy
and sole feathers, $a.Io to
$500.
Leatherette Music Rolls,
4oc; leather, Csc to $3.7s.
Triplicate Mirrors that give
a fore and aft view Of self,
81 so to $3.50. Our special
patterns, two oxldized sides.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
PocOnloko Peaches.

FT7-7'7Il7NN Ts6NElTe
Peach trees are now going ont of
1 9aoom ana SO far the fruit is uninjured,
Ing lne grower wishes that about half the
crop could be killed; but he generousIy
w " mes them 70 be killed on tine property
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

small vessel, bottom up, apparently
: pilot boat OF schooner yacht, was passed
py 'he English steamship discard. wbioh
arrived ai at Philadelphia yesterday from
uel l0pen ''' VI Sape
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Book News for May Is
ready with a spirited picture
Of Count Tolstoi-one of the
most talked about of modern
writer's.
Whoever wants to get an
inkling of books as they come
from the press-hlnt enough
to guess from whether to read
or not-needs Book News. 1t
Is made for just such people. 1t
Is eyes for them. 1t does the
rummaging and leaf-turning
and weighing OF worth for
them, What 1t tells Is as a
book.wise friend would tell Il.
No preiudlces. 1t don't so
much try to say whether the
book Is positively to be ap-
proved as to say just a0Aat
tile book IS. One person may
condemn that which another
will praise. From what BooK
News tellsyou'llkno whether
the book will be bad or good
to You.
And you'll know the fair
price-a money saving thing
to know 10 most bookstores.
&C a copy. zoe a wear
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

people who voted for Mr.. Harrison
expected him to keep What a pltitul
traitor to his platform the Inquirer would
have the President become.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

WTNspE1 MAN, May 6.-Fire this
mI ls destroyed several stores The
Ie|ihh synhglgue and the BROOKLYN
i lots'; ne Zion NJ. Z. Church aud other
!afgs buildings narrowly escaped.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

n Judge Barrett OF the supreme court n
new new. YORK city Tuesday appointed Grovar
So.evsiahu referee In the suit OF Koup,1e
DfotnerS against John r. Kennedy, '"'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09


All sorts of Garden Seeds
at &C a packet. A few sorts
In bulk-beets, cucumbers.
peas, beans, turnips, sweet
corn, carrots. OF course you
save by that-bulk prices.
DON'T know how many
thousand sc packets of Flower
Seed we've sold In a month or
so. How many make a wagon
load9 Almost every hardy kind.
. Lawn Grass Seed, aoc a qt
4 JOHN WANAsdAKHR.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
: suggestive bit about
G5Inenams, shipped from the

Egsn&e Telegraph,
for lg a, !, snia 70 So cutie sad for Bingham.
NM, '"tplrg tnSort4 drrrEp tbs s,,. :, ~
twcr,v s,l'.h gee having az mary as iiteen y,
pretty solI4 f,r 5n ,hte ~ q these cheap bill
NO wonder. A sensible stuff
and pretty. The marvel 10
no" the loom.men get 40
many many beautiful patterns.
We've more than a fIov co 49,,
a'St.Nff styles of GtnpAa,n ,,...e
i I, pest OF Scotland and New
Philadelphia. -
we are quite willing to tell
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09
Count ToIsIoi Dead,

Count To.stoi, Russian minister Of the
interior, who had been iii for some time,
is dead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

Black Topped edge Ribbon,
equally desirable for hats or
dresses. We have a corner
on it--but the bears make the
prices-halt:
~ inch, i9c ~ inch, 2Oc
"a incn, 15c 81 inch, 9Oc
Fancy Ribbons at age,
worth so. Colors enough to
tire, but choice enough to
please, and cheap enough to
charm.
Sashes - fringed-- now az
the popular zenith:
lnches wide, yards long, surah, 81
10 Inches wide, ~ yards long, satin, 1913
$50 feet of counter space for
Ribbons, 100 more for Flowers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-05-09

. ". we are quite willing to tell
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19

1V4sVnhs = t''N * ~ ! iNst~ = 'Ie
committee on resolutions before the
STATE hood Convention at Santa Fe
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas The territory of New
Mexico wAa eeied u the United
States BIZ the treaty Of tiuajsIupe
Hldaigo, 10 the year 1913, aud has
been an Urgznfzed territory under ihe
lGxa oflbs United States ever since
the year ls5e; aud
Whercas, BY the terms of said
treaty il Fs.s stipulated and guarat's
teed ihat the people ii :his territory
Who Shoald moi preserve the eharHct-
or Of citizens Of Mexico should be IN.
eorporaied into tie Uninn Of the
United States, aud be admitted III =
proper line TO the enjoyment OF
al rights of ciiizsna Of the United
States, according TO tbs principles oi
tbs constitaii.'n; aEd
Where's, TF,o people of this ter
ritory havS frequently demanded and
asked f,,r cosapIiaaee TN tbs past
of the feier.l government with tie
said terms Of said treaty. and have
Always boen 5esireus OF baIng admit-
ked into the United Stalrs, aud q, the
ss.jjoymeaT On ssE,ths rightgofcitizens
ksFfba Tfaifad Stats.A.l ls4.ad
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19

TATx sP4ntss, TsEs.. Jufy Z. 1858.
The S~ffG Specific Co., Atsaala, Ca: ,
Daring tie sgxiag u 1871, yh1e wuEtfeg
n I've fell ~ my hosne IN MoFZsn eosniy,
"a E4l.pd a AZ 4Aaez= "a
Ersl- Unsxfaaaaaly, | walked inso chung
Il poison oak. Aed ia few days NJ Iesf
wuEe IN astgTsA.s condEScn. ena ! oouId aO4
pat on xsoe hocarse ct tie scEeness sad
sweling. Ewss treated ~ poison cak cases
0spaiiy are, and everything was healed up.
Abouf ne saas< tsEi4 the fciirr~ing s2ssne.
Is7ss ny ;iees t=sa=s- sore sg1in, as al Sra.
End every ssseereeiinx sp<:ng tCa Eve ycsSs
bEoughf back the sase eorditinu Of The dis.
ease. prly eAeh tire b tscane Eso<e diF
lsrzsing, hxsmune { began to- itiak h was .
afeshze srcahie. Finsily, ! v1s is6necd %
cry Swifts SgNsihe. took SIX bottles. and
to-day an snsiseiF vel Ny inp4osansat
wss gEadaal tsazss ths Hssf. and 10 sskizEos
a lie dsnaae rtaaaims. l shall take pleas
u:e IN testfying as % iss curative pFspcr-
ties. Il b tie greatest blno6 pssa6ef N eAs
klssee. Yezfs trsiy -ES MoHosEs
The foseroinN rrrs6eAse b Taiksa a
Fsndpm trcss fhoasaaas oi lettkss in posses
300 of The Salt sp>ei6e Co. asd presented
azsply as sznptR. It b vuslutsrT
stslssneaf. giving fac1T ard resaits Of The
ssse- Ia sermaey aad genaineursg ars
heyond question.
A A-walaahIe Treatise on Biood and 6kAn
Diseases naasl<sI ire. Adafess !.
THE SNIFF SPECIFIC co,
nEass< fAkfiassa. <a.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19
lRstsT DAaf cIassLAIlaE or EY
REPUBLICAN, PAPER N kNEnIc..

TIE PRESS Is the organ of no iseiiob +;
rtisis no wsres; nes na. aalm2sitiza II
.ssnsa-
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19
The nostrcm.l kahle Newspaper
Success in New York.


Success In New York.
TIE Nsu YORK Press l. nov Nsiiotai
Newspaper, "a pi,iiy crossing in favor with
Reuahiicani q every Sgste IN the Unioa.
Cheap sews, Valgar sensations and trash
tsinli ne psase IN the e-iamnso u II PkESS.
Il u q *zpeasi#e paper. pabsi- 4 at tba
io~~st pfics AasFirSH CurFsuF permits.
THE RAIi4f PRESS hss Ill. hriatt@ss
E:aiselsial pAssss Is. &e4 Nefk. Il EpzTkiVs
uttiT fsuif7ts. ts
TIE SUNDAY -RKESS "a Asplsndid
.xesys-Psse paper eossfiaE esesy. current
t8piv ri interest.
TRg WEEKLY PRESS eon,aias Il, ID
gosd things VI ths Daiy and SHssay r5i.
,,.,ns. zllh spsrsaa Eezinssz- -ssi...-Al- r., =
McekIgY publication. For thGsT whs Gao
nes SiEsrsl ihs DAILY PRESS " are pre-.
pes't ed by distance tram rAriy receiving II.
fHE WEEKLY rllESs 4 A zpssssia ssab.
siii1.s.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19
or sANTAFE, N, N.
sANrA Fr. y. 81. 50 Is. lssa.

SANTA FE. y. y. Sept rs, lssa
he attention OF the pubic, especially Al
Essints rensts from baHks aud banker. is
respectfully called 10 The advantages * tais
tsaBk ssr the trnmspeliOn II is hgsiHeSs
Wish 8 eapithi and surplus u S.,Et 900
with exss.rs.ste eal.s lse4t aias Il
TIE Territory. It r prri.ared e lleali fh14n=
Si5ss e 4 5znEng business On ier;as -
iaseHsts,ge as can be elsewhere oa:SiHe.l,
Accounts II hanks. Baake-s Merchants
sad Bss,uess fnsn Il. .saegais aasaie3iasiz
stecK Growers. Miners aud Rzaeh;aeii,
I-a.essl arrangements Essae with BaEks
and Bankers f,sF iisseress co haiaHeea euF'
rency and ren;uapeea.
Interests ali.wcsi on sius deposits.
Advances nss.ls On ts,s.signmep;s, KVssrA=
ers. GebtTaess and ether cxiileuces " dSbt.
L j. PALKS.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19

To The RpfEos. - i'lcase interim
yeaI reSdefA Ihat | have positive
rAisasiY Ear tf,s .=hcs.r ssaf1s5- -Alseaea.
Isy iss timely ase thousands sf hspo
less eases haea l.e.asa- .asa-isesmanentiy
cared. kI.Ail sle gaad ID ss.nd lea
bottios It MS resnedv sree % any ol
y0ur Feaargn WIN havs CONSUMPTION
4 Ghey ~ilI aend ne Their express
and pfstutEles address.
Respectfully.
T,A.SI,OCUM. NC.
Isl Pearl 81, Sew York
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19


Whereas, The people Of ilsis tcr=
rff0ry have ever s5Isca Tbs cessioR Of
New Mexico 20 tie Ungei Sta'es
BEEN devoted to tLs e Ternmcal Of
Khe UnIialf States aal I0yai To it's
principles and is.srituiiOns, aad desire
iss perpeiaisy; aud
Whereas. The population Of the
territory of New Mexico, 1T the
present l:fne, exceeds 10000. sx.
l.lasive Of all iudians, wLieh said In
SfISns haze 30 right 10 yoie ia the
territory, Assa -sts iRwsa1sar nj.
ways been prohibited IRON voting,
and sever have voted ii any election
10 The territory; and
Whereas, il iss NOW tIAxefsed BY
railroad and telegraph Iihes,i in various
diser4ions. girin;s nTery part OF i
speedy and easy communication wiih
al ether portions ot the United
States. snch railroad lines amounting
10 about 400 miles in length, aa d
which bavc been constructed within
ths last nine years, bringing witt
them from TIE states Of the Union, {
larrr, wealthy, intelligent and eater
prising immi grafton, nearly, If no.
quite equal, IN nHmbess TO lie pore
latioa which was in this territory
1, prior to the advent Of said railro ads
!, and
Whereas. TIE assessed value o
properly in this territory has beer
4 constantly and largely on the in
crease ever since ms AaHexafIon Il
chs e a44e.i- ss5;s.svtrr nssseeil-fn last tel
years, saeh increase has been les
fold: aud a-.--------
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19
ronsnmntlnn sureIr &C..

Wei m wanllh il whom yoa cni
Ged 10 aaw.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19

Las t'Fpcss. " NJ
Hev. @sh, l2ss
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19

Whereas. There has been an i'm
cTeass during the lasl swo years di
over s, 600 voics actually ssst ai tie
last general elee,ion held Two years
previous, hhowiug au increase N
population in that time Of ab9nt 30.
900; and
Whereas, A large and intelligent
Immigration, from al portions ot the
Usitcd States, Is constantly coming
into this teFFstery, setti'ng it up aud
rapidly developing hs resources and
increasing its Nealsh, intelligence and
prosperity; and
Whereas, The Territory Of New
Mexico j. pnasesAes4 ret slillielent re
sources, inielli seitee aud inhabitanfE,
not ineiudiHg Indians, 10 aaiher.ze
and require lis admission ieto the
Union; and
Whereas. Uadae the Territorial
form Of gurernmeua limitations npon
our right % lcgipla,e. not u0HtsBs
plated By tic constitution Of tie
limited siaies. Of lhe sni1ii s.f A ssses
lean insgiia,ion-. arr Imposed upon
us, and tbs progress and dovel9p
mebt sf osf territory retarded, leay
I ing ia IN condition Of intclage ana
minority, ilAs,v iwp@if1ilg condiicntc
10 ihsss.abiIiiy Of ear is's4llaiipbs. o..
-aks paFt u alsl.se sse alag =Aessssz= a4.-aa
Investments in She west. all Of whiel.
will be ohviatess BY our admission %
stateAaasl;; Asssl
Whereas, The nsme of Mes Mex.
IE1 haa bscm fvr more ihsn 800 yeerE
Appliet 10 thai f'nrEinn a the uaiEe.l
Stasea now embraced-wiihin our ter
rtoFy, ,and sbe inhabitants hare for
generations heid that nasns IN Eensra
ffuSf and dssira 10 perusfaafe IL Ii
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19
Disso.ation xetiee.

The pnrsisrsl.is kssttafere existing be
Jwnen Frank Rsiwtars and 7. II. Haley IN
the saloon bsEssness, = heFe5y dissolved hy
rnutusl caas@f,t All iRdebtsdness ol -Eas
alm wiil b tpssled ~ FrSnk seishsFt. whs
Will cnniiasse ii tho bssisses&, aad receive
al 9dobss oping 10 The firm.
EkASE REfsuAsT,
7. IL. H1LE1.
Las cfpcss. Nm.
Sov. s4h, l2's
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19
CITY
MEAT MARKET,

Fresh Meats, Beef, Mutton,
Veal and Pork E,H assortment
nt Dried Meat Asssss-, lls'ssllt,e:!ess::f, lls'ss llt,eess::f AifscF,
Head Cheese, Corn Bsef, Blood
Padding, VI erfscr WurSt, Smoked
Tnngne, Hamburg Steak, flnrk
Sausage, all kinds Of Vegetables
and Fish on Friday.
&C @0xxTEx. Prop.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19
THE pREsS.

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Liberal cannissi1as.
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-01-19

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FOR STATEHOOD.
=stEeas RsSssatisas adopted Eatering
State Government.

from the AIbaqasfqne DsBy CltlEsa.
Following IS the report read BY the
committee on rcs0lniions before the
SlniG hood Convention at Santa Fe;
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-10-29
Department of Finance.

Members of the Tax Appeal Board COM
missioned by the Minister of Finance for
1889:
HONOLULU. T. waterhouse, Jr., W. F.
Allen.
Eva and Waianae-J. a. Campbell,
SAINT Andrews.
Waialua-G. Mahaula, w. A. Buick.
Koolauloa-Jas. Donnelly, pas. a. Ay-
lett.
Koolaupoko-Jas. Olds, Aku.
Lahaina-J. A Moore, H. Dickinson.
Wailuku-S. F. Chillingworth, A. Barnes.
Makawao-Jas. Anderson, a. g. Burch-
ardt.
HAMS. w. Kaai, F. Wittrock.
Molokai and LAMAR. W. Meyers, LIB
Waihinalo.
Lihue-H. f. Lucas. Iosia Keawe.
Kawaihau-H. T. Lucas, Geo. Mundon
Koloa-J. X. Burkett, Kahuakao.
Waimea and Niihau-F. Brandt, Luka
Nakaapahu.
Hanalei-John Kakina, ]. NJ. Railway
Hilo-Chas. Carter, Dan1 Porter.
North HIDE. W. Barnard, Dan1 Por-
ter.
Puna-Haaheo, r. Rycroft.
Kau-Chas. Carter, ]. K Kekaula.
Hamakua-C. B. Fisher, Henry Hall.
North Kohala-H. L. Holstein, Luna
heihei.
South Kohala-Paul jarrett, Thos. Lind
say.
North Kona-J. H. Waipuilani, S. P.
Kaomea.
South Kona-S. Kekumano, S. w. Kino.
S. NJ. DAMON,
Minister of Finance.
October 25, 1889 90 1294-1t