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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13
FsrtIi1ina Grosi-a Crors.

The value Of this method o! supply
ing some % the no,-c essential plant
foods ! coming 70 b. recognized more
and more a. profitable scheme
The niIrC-euO1s elements q plant
lie. especially nitrate ot>oda and sui
phaG= OF ammonia ara both volatile
and very soluble 20 that msnuressrd
fertilizers containing large proper
tons Q: these Ingredients arr especial
" liable 10 waste from teaching and
evaporation II the fertilizer Is sp-
piled from time TO time before every
cultivation 0. the soils there ~ill D.
much less waste from these Gauss
than IL IL were ali applied al Ihs be-
ginning o. the season Th=n too Ehe
plant food i supplied close 10 the roots
Just where il ~iIl Dc most useful IL
has been well said that il Is not best
20 make gl1ECOns % plants any more
than Of people II the bzrnysri IA
nure i eomposred IN The corner Of
your field The trouble % applying The
fertilizer in this way EiIl b. 10 more
than the old say and the results EiII
surprise YOU Remember that this
do=- not apply 10 anything Ike the
same degree 70 the phosphate f=rTil-
iz=rs- bone neal Thomas Sag. etc
because the ground ~iI hold them
ready for Jh= crops whenever ~An1ed
and they lose very little b! exposure
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

< IL has been AbuDdaatly demOnstra-
ted BIZ anaIys5< and experience that
ashes Of mineral coal are practically
/ Of no value a. fertilizers. although
+ the use OF these in finely sifTed eOndf-
ton i frequently represented a. ben
sfeizL In sueh cases the benefits are
due TO the mechanical changes
wrought on soils Of texture that rs-
auired some such addition II must
D. added however, that this meehau-
I zeal action OF coal ashes l. IN some
soils injurious
With the ashes Of wood the case /
quite different the=e bsinS elsssed
/ among the most valuable fertilizers.
I The valuable Ingredients OF wood
ashes are potash lime and phosphorus
acid. potash leading IN importance.
according 10 the popular opinion IL
+ /. however. sometimes GiffculI TO de-
I eide To which Of these Ingredients the
useful effect eI=r1=d by wood ashes L
due. depending a. Il does. On the
amount o. each that may have exist
I'd in the soil a. plant food previous
10 the application OF he ashes. for
lime and phosphate acid are a. essen
nal TO plant growth a. i potash
The ash remaining from the CON-
ous-ion OF wood and plants i very
small in volume and weight eompar-
I'd With the amount OF vegetable mat
ter II represents but IL has been e0R-
eIGsIv=ly demonstrated that = plant
can not grow II the absence 0: the
substance found II liz ash The ashes
OF plants arr therefore exceedingly
valuable agents in their Own repro
t1etIOn- for although they arr not all
identical in their composition the ash
Of szeh class Of plant differing IN
some respect from thar o. OThsrs- yet
there ]. enough similarity existing In
al TO make their ashes generally us=-
full - they are among the most U.s.
full 50 where wood : Used for fuel
they may BE- pronounced among the
n-Cst economical uAnur-S. and none
should b'= wasted but all b. saved
and applied 10 Ih= land Leaeh=d
ssh--- though less valuable contain
most OF their original elements except
g loss IN their potash and soda They
may also d advznIag=ousIy applied
and I'll improve al soils not already
saturated With The principles they
contain
In general IL may b. said thai
dressing Of from twenty rof5r5y bush
sls % ~Cod ashes SiIl b= beneficial On
al soils reduced By cropping never
rhel=ss continued yearly application
81 ashes without . corresponding us=
Of vegetable O. barnard manure
would eventually Dc injurious For
r=uovating orchards and for al plants
having EOody structure ashes ~iIl
D. found useful L. r1le ashes I'LL
be found most profitable on soils de-
ici=a5 IN potash and for crops that
exhaust the land % this Ingredient
The relative proportion of the aka
lies in Ih= imposition q Eh= ashes Of
q number ofIh= ordinary crop i con-
ci>elE stated By johnson a. follows
Cereals grain % L@gumes kernels
~ roo. crops lroJCs.. e'l- grasses N
flower. 3 The above may serve 10
Indicate IL some measure rh= crop. 10
which ashes may b. most probably
appliet-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

Mr.. T. g. BzvlOr. engineer IN
ehsr-s. has furnished the Charles
town Sp1E the following information
concerning the bridge over the Ops
ouon near Middlewzy. this county.
which was OP=ned for trafse last
week
Hisan iron bridg@EhsE L known
s. The Pratt Trus-spzn ioc feet
width Of floor - feet headrOOm ID
feet. and / rs feet above lO~ wafer
mark VIII bear . rolling load 800
Tbs. per Iinszl foot OF Roadway, With
a factor Of safety OF I fess- Vas built
by the King Iron Bridge Co Of Cleve-
land Ohio. and cost sl-SN The
sbutments. vingwsIs. grading. &c,
cost I-ssl making = total cost Of
saJ0 John T Smith, the walking
snevclop=dia a Clip has kindly
given NE some data a. TO the bridges
which have been erected a. the site
az rhs present one The first bridge
zss erected about the year l7SA. over
which Mr- Smith told NE he had
crossed . good many times in going
70 the mill when he ~ss . boy Il
wss treStle bridge and vas - feet
from end TO end The 0p@QUOn
branch vas AZ that time presume
an insignificant str=sm about the
sire % the CharlesEown run Il Eas
replaced IN 1875 by g half truss
bridge OF about - feet span This
xas built by William Watson. half
brother o. Josiah Watson. Of this
county. Il ~as built on log abut-
uents- q portion OF which wers dug
I'D In eIezva1ins for the present
sbutue1-r On the Jefferson side Said
bridge vas about ten feet above low
water marx II ~ss replaced IN lctS
By covered bridge built OF the SIS
pension plan With span Of - teet-
and ~ss sb.0u1 = feet above l0~ va
rzr marx This was built BY William
BoIlmzn- who built the Harp=r's
Ferry bridge. and vbO afterwards
achieved great fame II South Aueri-
ca in bridge building Il EAs . r.
marksbly strong bridge. a. Il bore Up
With ses= the heavy artillery q the
Two armies from 1851 20 81 II ~as
SCI On fire during the ~sr buc Eas Dis
covered and put ont II vas prov
iteurisl- however ! presume thai
the Hood 0; MAJ. lSs9- took II away.
g. II was fast dseaying aud becoming
unfit for public service l think l can
venture 10 assert that the present
b-ity-unLess ear=I=ssly allowed 90
d=I@ri1raE= by rcs-- Or / removed OF
unprecedented f5ods- cyclones %
szrrhquak=-TiII II the twentieth
century D. pass~zy for generations
VET unborn \ noted civil engineer.
Charles Lind=nlhaL q Pi5r>burg. Pa.
~ho has recently designed bridge
Of = so f==t span over North river n
the city q New YCrk- has said 10 -
gard TO modern iron bridges Keep
a~ay the rust and after Thousands Of
Years the structure =iIl YET stand
I consider The present bridge credit
70 Berkeley and Jefferson counties
and the King Iron Bridge Co, and !
trust that III after years ny fellow
citizens xiii o. able 70 SAP THAI az
leas1 aimed 20 erect bridge wish
vas credit 10 them and myself
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13
j. ). FLEMING, Agent.
The Jefferson County MutusI
FEE INSURANCE c-ye!yT
: ESTABLISHED -

nFFEE- 20 Ei1s Fs,1v5. q Es--.-..,, g..
" 4E.-ra1fs - a sac a. 81 gn-ya st. 49,,
80 g A-slra1.cr. Welre = = ora Co.,
i1a1 - rates -s--Lllg c.1rrs-t a. 49,. Z, !.
@ocD~F AZ ec1e- srsost rlsEs src-- -.
- rrsrrl-s ARE Invited
hIsez;lEe Goa z.ss,s susrr F-.f,-
DEEECTOss-N = Whl,s. H.--7 + D,r,,
port Jas, 6trlAr4 HErs,. See T. 49, a
Il ] Lewis. p Frs.scr tR-W W- -
SC EEEtCe Baker. = - - as = 20 s,,,..,
Lotl-- Ce1.. p. Ntis.sa. go1 G II LsfIF 49,
- hslTts- T. o "a Herr. i.aas n 1879
~ WHITE --.. 49,.
n D. IA . kNFp = ! ---------..-... rss.ass---
kIECrTLVr CCNErrTNE-N No. = L
y Lewis EErecs EAksr. !saIs X 1890 L
p CEew. = v. - Ese &c Er1r
LocAL AsESr>-Nb11issaF la q - ..
.eFs Aess-zey.viLl-. J. a. E.f-sr- Hs-,r-,
EtfTFr Ga , GraL. sks SAsr'a.ccFa. + [.
Fse--trE- Ln-E1-. -. C. Z. ElErrsars go.
town asei-.1ioz a AlsEas.ssr
sTIee SECRETARY VII - s1ssr.s a. a. Cen .
Fn1y ysr.s-- lfil-slC BzlBErg. Casl-s- lila.-
FArt. In Ch1rlssrCEU
-AALEIANuEE ssry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

Is your wife a Democrat or q Be
publican ASKED one citizen q an
other. n . stare reee1Eiy-
She's neither, E2s the prompt r.
spon=e and then gisneing cautiously
around and sinking his voice TO .
hoarse whisper. be eIeSsinsd- She's
. Home R1ler-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13
q T. HODGES.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

Worth Of Paris has decided in fav-
o. Of hoops but they come n Gse slow
" In this country everybody has
decided that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
isthe PEST remedy for coughs and colds
and its coming fast into general Use
Price > cents
Salvation OIL / the greatest pain
destroyer Of any age or cline For
rhs cure OF neuralgia and rhzunzriSzn
il has no equal Price only > cents
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

r. BsSz SzlEs Il n ir5-ss so- ca ss--f.-.
>.JrssS CsceFs. sail Raszz- F=Tsr S0rss- Tsr-
se- CSArp<c Has Cnfl1z4s - Cars AZ A q
SSzz Er-ossocs@ AID D-cszZfEzsy ezrzz Pf=x
% 10 pay -ssszfre-1 y - EGzrxzsse5 - give
ps-S@-s sErsscEe<6oz. o nozsy rs11us5-.r
P-1cr = eezSs PEr box For sale ~ J q Ga
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

ruTrte i.z s-sv%-srAg Et-=-1t5c q al y=--
S.1-st- -==,5 q COOKING STOVES 10 The
s5tkyTt1zE 11sl % C-=,.'ssssBry Furniture y 1-.e
: sfv= VIII sEc1 s-1vs. and w1tee : EubrBz-
IT, 70 - z-sl-,.1kss \ sT=-y respect : Tlsst
gotr-r : .,gE== -oEL=-- sssCstS PA- And Id
iron 1sA-E=l1IE- t-u1 pcls- : Foi Ids
Lo-a sr.tsil=- ! sEtll=l- s-z7=s-t-u1 pans Id
Is-zlr I u,1kEr szlE= sra v@-. .1tEls % p-rs
A. elbow zArgs Tn c1s E=1- c-szb4- ra-.
7 ezLLe1s5zr- E,kse SJKstC- p-1t1zE GAS :
-AsaF -B1s- - pie plates mix s1rIl1=--
MIX sEt=-=--t plain LL1l=- -.=-csf1 lb,-L=.
: ss9Cz lb.--=- 7 Lr0o scoo-- : cake i-rC=--
=:EE why. re crLE psr and Gr--zn=-- fancy
ssB-u.5l sL.t-1ru1s. ! TEAPOT stand SID
t-y5- stand p%Fper ccI- : 1EiEsE ErE1s-.
Z fIs SEX cake Es1-I3 I III c-cs- ! Dip
cs- casgCr- crziEer. ! rvlLt-E-ptu- ! rc1aso
--ks-zr. by--cLs=- k1lt=-f Knives and 55-ks
worth SIS p-- SCI Eloa11 GAcl=-svC
I Alfalfa sSA-sp'5'9-s- ! soEl-skloT=-- ! -=s1
sork- I5=Ily-e8E= pnEs- gozlc o s-ov@ pol
Isl
al he e,sJsorstF,5 EI,sls51r C0.Jst1 z
s-o.z.ss ~ 5ts= s15LOELZE y--.'ss- Will deliver
stores Ezg5 .---t5Urs t-s= = Re -z1ft1 Srt1E=-
-c-1 NJ ~ any s13G.c- o. TIE : y ? p
also ssk-y s7IGb3- O III 2 o 2 ? a. tkr
Ess. ~ C-E1e-lA1a+ O. ssJs-1h 10 --BC1toc-
EXCELSIOR
No = Sl5 NJ No - s-s-i- No IL s1-5-lti- No
L. s-s.G No y. Sl::-il- No ~ SILL
Prices -zCse,7 o. 4rp-5.sEl5o1 and repairs
s--r ase=t1 for al vka1G--. % sores E.G11-C-
E-rrhAzEs sV- lcE Ecs-al rslrcEbz= q the
-9.s- AJr= 20 E-zrtz I c1-lt1E-s1c=-
&c NAETES-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

r. s2ys5Et-.E = Ire time q trains s1t19 EtzE
NJ >1sz.s150sxk Izzc1tsa=
EEr-81-yE
NJ I.-Cyuet--S-zf IIzlss,i Daily al ? Il
No l. Cs-.sr-szgf AMI @.==ltzE Express
DAILY II e. r.
NJ E-PTIrsslz-z tLy-ssss Daily lt--s = II
NJ EL-5.Elsf--.1rs Art ksFssr Er,cE- si'-sk =
a5os- Daily - n n
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1b0c- daily sItsgS eCo-Eg- L-s1 ?
EA<r-s1ES1-
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Pr5lL5elv.iA Ar th= Eiisd- 10 l.
~
NJ. z-grz..L-ut-5i LE11L-=s1- Daily l-i5 ? r.
No sE-Sa5. -kso AT FIslscGrE Lt--zs'5- LA1-
II 2 Il
NJ rL-P111ss1'z-E I--s:ss- LiELLF- al n =
n r4-g.K,zE--g-e AID Pl=s.1-s5-E A.aH1c-czsS-
1EIt0o. Daily sX:sEs S1--Ay- LIN
NJ 1x-Ci-Hfloc N.r5-- a.1,tE1b11 mi Etizs-
bog WAs.iz.E1so Ant B.kAl--z.1-e
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No- u. -Wk--t-sh--g and EBrysrs Fs-rT H.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13
CONSUMPTION SURELY cUseD-

ToTHE EnZEOz-Pleass iz<5rz yo1r re2.1-
erx skss h4Ee -.1,s1-1Ts zazez1T for TIE above
1Azzz1 disease By rs tiz1=ly 80 t200szo1s
% 5sors-Ss esEses have been pe--z8ez-1T
cured s.sl oe gtE5 20 s-s15 rwo bottles %
ny rSZc1y FEEE 20 Any % yul-r rSAters " 10
e4Ee cocS11pr111 II t1=y VII SID z1e Ih=1r
EXPRESS and russO1ce AIRES Re<0ee-fzT,yi
? A. SLOCTN- NJ G - Psz-i s. yswYo-k
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13
FARMS FOR SALE.

4 60 n.-ss q hid II CEE-k CoC-iF- EB-slse
Il -t5=S S-u1- s1zK-.1- --s .,1t---iF s=-El- A1f-
"A I--5st.. s=r.ls K-5 u s7Ee1 q - C---2r-31
Eusr GOOD So --= E-Lss- NJ --ocsrl -
E-z5- formerly C -. e551c-F- Ives O -
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k=ss. @ eEssJs &C 80 tEo As sh.l az
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fn-- Pr5cz g 3ts-5-s-.zk- c1sc- cn-k-eS =
! A. ysa-s. -
FLEMING 4 -NElER
EzA- EzzAtS AEs1Is-
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

A -ee-ItArisF q Roofs szr.zaz-TfLz 4 tk.s
EhE1- = pGr1-es res osoc.1- u tzrz-rs 1ex
rirur % sTe-y fzhe<iozl g rhs oo.sy-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13
FOR SALE.

JI-E eaTz to- sac Ao5-: =. E.rss @ -oc'-
v Lt-=szooe Lad o VAIN ice-s :
s-srr r--.-ss-yi r,.,.t .EsLz-S At lis-=1 IL
49, A. OK J-1isIrEs- The rCC'-S-TF = =
B=-ks-=T Co-zsT. Ea'5c-s --ilss --7-- " k---1s-
tC-z AID =. Etl=s t-u-2 >s-rz,clz- Fl>'>es-
49, EtFs- Ar-iI - l.as- Terms --.sss1--k-i=-
Fc- fz-rn=- t-sc---Kzl0- EuplF 20
FLEMING >NE uE2-
2z1Z Ez<7a7- Az-u-s~
-1srezry.s-GEz- ~ IA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13
ws.s.-. Mr.; la:-:s;-
-,ugSSEcTys WIFE,

-Ct-NS1CTLNE WIFE
HAP ? Raj >Ez-re-sh--E- >es-Iz-. lIE-
VEL-zT ard 3 4 o E-EI1-Ca1s AZ AI.Ez-Slo VI
P=zr1- ? 2 NJ E-a1z-SsS s--csDo1 an
ak-oV-- v & 2 2 AZ EB11Esr 4-1'.Go1 =
h a Z z = NJ CS-day'.o--E- Eo- ? ~ <
Y Z E-1 Z 4 P E-Ezlr1sEa-s NJ 11oz -iBan2-,
5.s1l5zcrs, NJ
MAIN LINE AND CONDITIONS
Seh~dule taking feet Oct h. 1s.e-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13
~ Ba0HFs IR0E 6TTE6s

CVs Ioss,=s-11n- 5S-crzoezs. EvsTeyssR MAJ
"a Ns-T11sze<z All Ge1Ezl DeAEzE- PeFz-
cas- rssrz1e15 T. Al de4zEz se1 - GsrEzs
kzs-zie zExDi GuEsss I'd 1lEz u xrz5psr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13
Important Notice!

II INVITE yo1- Isis=iso- % 'I-is'4,ssc : :
4 sss---e - Ss.-E-z-E T1--S- u ks--'- va :
NJ -,-- rau@- C E1Li=-EEsc= 81 VA. VIE
CT s-rSrt1E -c= EBLs = - ---1= :. 49, -
- $500 Z 20 s-.zF o. a. s1-E 10 . ~
go = = et51-ss % I'll ---ll-- 9is-
49, I'll -Cl q &C A. NJ =Iv--st=- : "a.
g. -@-tke-z ysE-1tss 10 Eo-.1 - LIS We :
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a e-sE- A. y1- IA E=1 q k-FE-z-e- .,---.a-. :
a. tz-.-E1--E s,--1--Es And E-s--s o. E1E SL-i--
VII % E1E KID z .ao-s@ Al sz- gA--A--s-
Nm 2 MILLER
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

.Rzu daily Alloihe-s daily eIc~FE >C1Ssy-
Tynzs-Abass irving IKE % bo.,:Al A16 o-z1cc
trains can Dc kas1 on &2vltskz5oc 10 = = 2
? Aren't ~ Sc chsrtssoEu-
JF- BOYD. Superintendent
"a RIDDLE Grll Pas. AEsls-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13
CARPETS.
A. YINGLING'S
CARPET STORE.
HAGERSTOWN. MARYLAND

rs 5rs.es IRE q n Av=rzg= o. ten Vercs-i
I=.s rt.En CIV hoz<ss. e. vii Enk= u 10 shs
tz-s-ssi o. rh-z E9.-ss E='s r'1s q ]=1=rspC AID
Bs-ss-sE e,,zz5b=s 10 call azt see rs sock
wen In want q CarP@siug- E= LAKES Ersb
pjsas--s = slowing E1'',1s Ard making %Te-y
c-s s=eg ~ hoc-4 AZ IA p1re- % 6-st1=ss@
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

Fu,s<ou-D.- C-k-ts-s1E-E- >--Fg=-srE-rE
Ezss r-Es--=,4zE-= Et1t11s-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-12-13

- --tsrx5 E-et- hBTE-E szLk-E-5 as AL
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-11

THE attention Of the attorney OF the
territory for Santa Fe county is called to
the requirements OF section 357, Com
piled Laws of 1884, which says, that i'm
mediately after the regular meeting of the
board of county commissioners in Janu-
airy OF each year a full statement OF the
receipts and expenditures of the county
for the year preceding should be publish
ed, This has not been done. II the
county commissioners of this county are
amenable to the law they should be
made to carry it out So far it seems they
have been superior to the law. 1t is
about time they were taught lesson.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-11

4 REPORT has been started, that Asso
cjate Justice Miller, of the United States
supreme bench, would soon retire. Al
though he is over 70 years OF ago, and has
served the requisite ten years, so that he
could retire on full pay, he will not do 80.
This is in accordance with n precedent to
which there have been but very few ex-
eeptions.
The occupants Of the bench OF this high
judicial tribunal usually stay there until
death oyertakes them. The wider the
experience Of q justice in making decisions
and explaining the intricacies OF the
national statutes the more as general
thing his withdrawal would be loss to
the country. A good judge ought to i'm
prove with age, and the preference of
judges for active work to life of inglorious
ease HI pensioners is much to their credit
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-11

TIE Deining Headlight remarks edi
torially as follows upon the holding Of the
constitutional convention and the char
acter of the delegates to be selected:
Next Wednesday, a: Santa Fe, the two
central committees meet to consider
matters concerning the election for dele
gates to the constitutional convention,
und the campaign may then be considered
fairly opened. 1t is to be hoped that
partisan feelings will not control in this
matter. The ablest and most progressive
men Of the counties, no matter what their
party affiliations, are the ones who should
for the work Of framing constitution
be selected under which the territory of
New Mexico may be governed as state
II, rs arcsult OF the labors of this con-
vention, q constitution suited to the age
and based upon progressive and liberal
ideas is framed, New Mexico may be per-
nitted to take place in the union of
states and enjoy the rights and blessings
that come with that condition. If the |
convention fail in this the chance for |
statehood will be 80 far removed rs to make !
q certainty that the territorial system will |
be our government for many years to
one. +."@
The constitution presented by New
Mexico will receive closer scrutiny than
probably any like instrument framed since
he abolition of slavery. 1t must be posi-
i've, uncertain In no provision, fully
aual 10 the best of those OF the old states.
'othing less will be acceptable, and with
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-11

Some disappointed Office seeker has
written letter to the Albuquerque Citi-
zen, pretending to give an account as to
how the federal appointments in New
Mexico under the present administration
were being brought about. The fellow
claims that ex-Goy Wallace dictates the
appointments, and that Mr.. Z. A. Fiske
OF Santa Fe, is the power behind him.
To be sure, We are Of the opinion that
ex-Gov Wallaces recommendation have
considerable weightfin appointments in
New Mexico, and they ought to have.
Gen. Wallace has been governor OF this
territory and is right well acquainted with
its conditions and public men. President
Harrison knows Gen. Wallace well, and
as matter OF course he will listen to the
generals suggestions. But rs far as die
tation is concerned. it is the merest rot to
talk about it. The appointments hereto
fore made show plainly that such is not
the case, but do show that the president
is acting carefully and judiciously and af-
ter careful investigation Of the claims of
the several candidates for each office.
And now concerning the correspond
ent's attempt to constitute Mr. Fiske the
boss. 1t is simply absurd. Very likely Mr..
Fiske has made some recommendations
for Office. This was his right and privi-
lege and he has done no more nor less
than nearly every other Republican of |
prominence in New Mexico. But there
has been nothing in Mr.. Fiske's conduct
o warrant any such charge. At any rate |
We believe it to be unfounded and foolish, |
md the circumstances surrounding the |
iitferent appointments bear us out in this
opinion.
We believe that President Harrison ex-
rcises his own judgment and acts upon
lis own responsibility in making appoint
nents here as elsewhere.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-11

When the liver Is indolent, as IT must neccs
sarily be when 1t fails to secrete the bile in
sufficient quantities to meet the requirements
of digestion and evacuation, it should be set
at work with Hostctter's Stomach Bitters. The
healthful stimulus to activity impaired by this
incompatible Alternative, speedily evinces itself
In departure OF the uncomfortable sensation
In the right side; tho nausea; fur upon the
tongue; indigestion and sick headache conse.
quent upon inactivity OF the liver and the diver
sion of the bile from LIS proper channel Irreg-
ularity Of the bowels IL always and painlessly
reformed by tho corrective indicated, which Is
to be preferred, both because it is safe
and more etlcacious, to blue pill, calomel and
purgatives Of every class 1t cures
and prAvcnts fever and ague and rheumatism.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-11

even such constitution We may not be
admitted, but We will have the satisl0c.
ton Of showing that Our territory is not
controlled so completely by ignorance
and bigotry MS our enemies have asserted.
In Grant county let Us forget party in this
matter and select our delegates for their
experience and ability Ii all the coun-
ties will do this We will have good con-
vention and creditahle constitution.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-11

VIII not some of our neighborinQ
towns bring out good Arizonan fol
collector Of internal revenue for this dis
trict? The office of right belongs to Ari-
zona, and will, we believe, be given to
the territory, if the right man be put
forward. What's the matter with Tomb
stone? Come, brothers, get out of your
grave clothes, and make fight for the
office, and wo are with you. Tucson
Citizn. @