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OF Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself
and my wife owe our lives 10 Shiloh's
Consumption Cure.
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Free with each bottle of Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy, Price 30 cents. c. NJ.
Dreamer.
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Hub Mother shouting down stairs)--
Minerva, are you going to bed?
Hub Daughter--Let me have another
half hour with Robert ma.
II. M.-Another half hour with Robert :?
Goodness, gracious! Have you man in
the house?
H. D.--The idea! Pm reading Brown
ing.-Baltimor Free Press.
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The man who never smiles is a center
OF gravity. Rochester Post Express.
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How rapidly the hands get away. when,
70 o'clock strikes, remarked Mr.. Bullion
to his partner.
Yes, replied the latter, that IL the ate
hour Observation-Disclosures Weekly.
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Try the Nav MfxIcAN's new outfit Of
material and machinery when You want
fine Job printing or blank hook work.
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No, my friend, bay window does not
prove that you have seaside cottage -
kearney Enterprise.
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General freight and ticket office under the
Capital Hotel, corner Of plaza, where all tnfor-
nation relative to through freight and ticket
rates will be cheerfully given and through tick
cts gold. Free elegant new chair cars santa Fe to
tuchara Junction. Through Pullman sleepers
between pueblo, leadville AMI ogden. Psssen-
gers for Denver take new broad gauge Pullman
sleep RS from Cuchara. All trains n0w go over
Comanche pass In daylight. Berths Sc 'ured by
telegraph. CHAs. JOHNSON. Gen. Supt.
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People are always agitated, remarks the
Baltimore American, at the approach OF a
cyclone and yet it is sort of trouble that
soon blows over.
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RESTORED HER HEALTH.

For IS years l suffered from boLs, erysipeis
and other blood affections, taking during tho
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out giving me any perceptible relief. Friend
Induced me to try S. s, s. 1t improved me from
she start, and after taking several bottles, le-
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my age which Is now seventy.fye years.
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Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
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All lumber piles have lean look
Rochester Post Express.
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Fernando-Angelna, will you enter the
league with me-in other words, become
my wife?
Angelina-I am very sorry, Fernando,
but | guess you had better join the broth
erhood--In other words, will he your
sister .-Munsev's Weekly.
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They say it cost 10000, added her prac.
tiral husband.
Yes, but then its hand painted, you
know. -Terre Haute Express.
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". N. SMITH,
Agent A., T. & S f. r. X. Co.
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Everything goes with a spendthrift.-
Oakland Paragraph.
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shiIoh's Catarrh Remedy,
A positive cure for catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth. c. NJ. Dreamer.
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SANTA FE, N. NJ, March "a, $780,
The following rates take effect March rs,
1890, via A., T. 4 S. +. K. R.:
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SANTA FEE SOUTHERN A ) DENVER Il RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COS
scenic Route of the West and Shortest line to
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Feb. l. 1880.
Mail and Express No. ! and l-Daily except
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Business DIRECTORY.

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Catr n. hnRpbrl & f'lHncy.
hdv ard l.. Hartlett.
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Gen. ". kuaebeI.
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Max. Er"st.
Geo. C. Preston.
PHysICIANs
K. u. L"ngwili.
j. n. sloan.
DENTISTS.
y. w. aauiey.
Il. NoNi"s.
SURVEYORS.
Tm. White.
RANKS.
First NatiOn<l Bank
Second National Bank.
INSURANCE AGESTs.
VIM. Berger.
John Gyay.
MERCHANTS.
A. stssb, VIII ,iesal" Nerchsndisc.
GROCERIES.
W. N. Emmett, No. @.
Cartwright d GriswoId, 40. 4.
g. y. Beatty.
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HARnwA
w. A. Nick emile.
n. -. Franz.
FURNITURE.
Wagner a. iafi'ner.
CLOTHING & GESTS' FURNISHING.
Sol. Spiegelberg.
DRUGGISTS.
q. NJ. Ereamer.
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GENERAL MERCHANnlSE.
Abe Gold.
Sol. Luwitzki & Son.
MISCELLANEOUS.
r. Schnepple, Bakery.
n. Ktrschner, Meat Shop.
ohm Olinger. Undertaken & E,nbalmer.
A. Boyle, Florist,
j. WeItHer. Book Stnre.
rant Rivenburg, Nursery, Ice Merchant.
Fischer srewtng Co.. brewery.
Ii. h. Chase. Photographer.
j. q. Schumann, shoe Merchant.
sol. Lowitzkt l. Son, Livery Sta Bile.
'udrow & fughes Transfer Teams, Coal
and Lumber. {
W. =. Slaughter, Barber.
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Oh, how lovely exclaimed Mrs. Steem
Rendered, as she gazed at Millet's master
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SAINT Re-.
a Few Faots for the General Informa
ton Of '.hurists and Sight.
seerA'Visiting the
CAPITAL CITY OF NEW MEXICO,
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
TERRITORIAL.
Delegate III Congress = .ANTHoNl JOSEF.
Governor .,. .. L. BRADFORD iRiNrf
secretary B. II. THOA g.
Solicitor General EDWARD l.. BARTLELL
Auditor TRINIDAD ALARIn
Treasurer ANTONIO ORTIZ SALAza Sc
AdlutaHt General. ..,............W. ,. FLETCHER
secy Bureau of immigration MAX Fkus
Judiciary.
Chief Justice Supreme Court. JAS. O'BRrES
Associate JuhUlL, tsL uistrt"t ". h. NnIlr.a..,s
Associate Justice I'd district. ,-. W. D. LEE
Associate Justice Ri district .. J. K MCFFF
Presiding Justice 4th district JAS. O'BRlEN
&. Df-iTiUJ AltuiHty,.. 100. r. y. FISEE
t. Marshal. TRINID ID ROMERO
Jerk supreme Court ...sUMaERS BuRKHART
LAND DEPARTMENT,
U. 8. Surveyor General, SO. EDWARD F. HOBART
q. s. Land Register......... A. l.. MORRISON
Receiver Public Moneys. .......wM. NJ. BERGER |
8. ARMY.
Commander At IT Marcy, Col. HENRY DOUGLASS
Adiutant ........,. LIEUT.. B. \ SEYTRs |
luartermaster. ...-.. $50. LIEUT. fLuMaFk |
O. " Capt J. W. 5ummerhayes.
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For Dyspepsia

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-10

nasium appliances and systematic instruction. ~ ~.
use is afforded all this be made heip an"
clog upOn intellectual work. Inc coffee. 9"v p. 10,
,gn time for exercise sufficient Tor heai'i; noe
As will interfere with WORK. aud llien ~ sou III
ia II that the Individual, student does not ivt'c ~
daily tasks undOnc. The records Of scholarship It .
bv athletic men at Lehigh show that tis 10 I ,",o
feasible. intercollegiate contests AZ p'ei'. @ " 80
problems that not easily settcd out ,,osS o.
not iusolublc By The last footoaii ec"o
furnished several lesson, for rs III ms dlif, lnh a
First All intercollegiate games should be uiucI .,.e
direction of an advisory committee representing .io
faculty, the alumni and the undergraduate etuuei i
1hl, would prevent unfair or crude aiiageets ps
made through the neXpcrienco or want OF Ivic,,s
Of the undergraduates. SccOndN-lHcSe ooneN,,''
should he held under such carefully prepared res"la
ors I'm regnrd TO grounds, umpics, referees, the en-
forccincnt of rules and the Ike. as to insure lcIlees
fairness Among these rules the length OK time uu,In
which n man is TO be allowed to play shoniu pc uen
nitely fixed so that All professionalism ana ue COZ
nual Introduction OF graduates could be DaiFco out
Let ii be under that taking degree cnts nun
of from participating In these sports y llltle moI
attention 10 tins sort Of safeguard would have avoneu
Tho unsecmlV disputes and the scenes o: rowdylsm
Which have dsgraccd the football field of the past
Professor Henry Coppce. /. L. d., nnisiieu NJ
course Of shakes lectures on FRIDAY 10y taiA
on The Merchant Of Venice" which, II possible Wa
more interesting than any Of the previous ones lnesc
ectrrs were started for the benefit OF the juniors Dut
so many townspeople have taken advantage OF the
opportunlty 10 hear the works Of the immortal para
ahiv discussed that the assembly room has been
more than crowded and il Is hoped that before long
the faculty will tit to furnish more capaclous
place for such uses.
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night by the terrifying howl and war-whoop of the
SOphomOres -, 800
Recently the campus has been raccd by the com,
plcion OF another building. the "ehanhol..
observatory and Physical Laboraiory'.the git %, or
Colonel Richard c. shannon, class OF lsO-. I's
equipment is under the special direction OF Professor
". A. Rogers. Ph.D.. under whose instruction. tnc
work in this department comes Professor Roger :
is well known Of the leading scientists vi
America. 49,, l., o,.
The department Of athletics is one which Is nov
receiving much attention at Colby. Under me apc
management Of Professor Adams the men are pr pr
pairing Themselves for summer sports Inc a'hictI
association recently gave a public exhibition Wmcn
was in all points success and showed thc Ptl'ss
which the students have taken 70 make this paro
of their education in sense inferior to the IN
tellectua .,., l., cou.co
There are five Greek letter fraternlties IN college.
one of which is composed exclusively OF young women
for Colby admits them the same conditions ~
Thc whole number of students now at CODY Is
1873: this includes TWENTY-FIVE young women hio"i
I'm college dialect a. Goods. ,.
There is no doubt, judging from the present negs,
81 prosneritv that the number Of students Will rap
increase under the excellent facilities now offered ny
Colby for a thorough course at moderat, cNpcu H.
II il now proposed that an annex be pun ipr wv
yonng women with q 100000 endowment. so that pN
means Of This and other important changes thc UNI
versitv NAV be enabled to give e. 200 Young "c.
and 300 vonng women as liberal an educa'ioh a.
can be furnished anywhere in New England
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AMHERST ATHLETICS.
FOOTBALL ASS oCIATION-LNDoOR ATHLETICS
SOCIAL CLUB AND PERSONAL


Amherst, Mass, March o specaD.-A committee OF
the football association has been at work revising the
constitution and Captain smith will report the changes
10 the association this week. The most important OF
all these is the separation Of the offices of president
and manager Although 1t is still proposcd to give
these two places 10 man, as heretofore. the new
articles Of the constitution leave 1t to the option OF
the college II the powers shall be vested In one or TWO
persons This change introduced to give tie
association control over the actions Of the new
college athletic board by making the president and
not the manager its representative on that body The
other new principles introduced the election Of
officer, at the end Of the fall term. the election OF
new captain at special meeting Of all men who have
played in three games in one season. 100 members Oh
the college necessary 10 do business and twoth!rd5
Of 900 To remove an officer These reforms were In
,tituted by Captain smith with the intention OF pia
cling the affairs of the association on better basis
Professor J. VI. Tyler lcctured Wednesday AT "aro
on the topic " Instinct
Professor Mathcr has not been SO wen A. USUAL
during the last week. lie has suffered much and Is
unable TO leave his room ,,,
me Connecticut Valley Alumni Association holds
IL. annual banquet al springfield Wednesday and a
special train viii return from northampton Ia'e III
the evening ...,.,
At the chapter house. March 20. 1890
The members Of the Alpha Delta PM Chapter give a
The ,opnomon.s have offered 800 for the recovery
Of the statue of Sabriul.' ~
mi. week, student contains letters from Pro
fe.,or w. f. Montague who writes from Rome ana
Professor David r. Todd chief Of the United states Ia
petition ID -Outh Africa. -, -,
C. g. ,onin Will lecture In the place 81 the non.
r. W Insauson, who cancelled his engagement %"
account NJ illness. , r,,a,,.
Tho annual chi Phi slelehrde occurred iHda
night a banquet being served at south peerncd
me- freshmen and sophOmorcs are organizing CLASS
glee clubs. -. -. ia,
: r. kimball 30, has been elected a member OF the
Pres club .,,.,- ....,f,,
The events In the annual indoor athieuc hectins
March 26 viii bee horizontal bar. paraliri psfs sMlS
running high lump high kick tumblEg. rope cnipl
putilrg the shot. pole vault For all 81 lcc hn
,.-c ar. fhr.. eufrc, TWO silver medals VIII be
nr.red The events Of wrestling and spurng WIZ De
for exhibition only Entries close Monday ue I'm,
~ q Teare If the Boston Young Mems 'hrlstah
h-sociation, has been coaching the men VINO propose
IA
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was Character building from the text "fc arr

was Charac ter Building." from the text, lc are
com petc in Him , ,
Dr.. John NJ. Crawford, OF II, an alu iinus pm pm,
,,ent far MI, intcr, i'm science and especially nOtcd
for hi, work In microscopy in CINCINNATI i no"
collecting for the smithsonian Institution spe.imvl,s
Petersburg since last August where a. thted STATE
Consul General he has found time outside Oh III, con
nua Official labOrs u prepare hVe reports ipr W.
lJcpartmcnt Of state on the Industries OF hussH',
the last one being an elaborate report on inc oalals
of Russia. lie Is also reviewing "A grammar OF the
Finnish language In English. from the pen oi MI
Mitchell a resident Of II. Petersburg.
one hundred and twenty five alumni were prcsen'
M the annual banquet Of the Philadclpha Asso,aip
held at the Continental Hotel, on the btn ll't
George r. kacrchcr Of 'GO. solicitor OF the kcdnp
Ra ln,ad. presided. The speeches we're brlcI, ana
Lceinnng early, the attendance was wei mdI,''lca
The following officers we're unanimously rcec''.u
president George Il. Kacrchcr; vice president, Dr
Edgar W. Green: secretary. Charles b. Adamson
mittec the Rev Dr. l. T. McCurdy. James Mon
arhan Cyrus r.. Woods Professor James I. Mac
Kcnzle, Professor Samuel +. Morton.
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UAVERFORD IN TIE FIELD.
ACTIVITY IN ALL BRANCHES OF ATHLETICS
GIEE CLUB-CRICKET.

Ilaverford, College. Penn. March fspccaD.-The
athletic element in the college has been going IN
strongly crosscOunry runs, three having been held
last week. The first over course Of two and a
quarter miles, and won by Collins. '92. In Ii
minutes 81 seconds. The second run was over the
same course, and won by Roberts, '03, in 10
minutes 80 seconds Edwards, 90, coming In a close
second In Is minutes 81 seconds. The third course
was two and three quarters miles in length and was
covered by Collins. 100. In ~ minutes
The gymnasium exhibition has been fixed for the
evening Of March %. The events are running high
lump. standing hghjnmp. standing broad jump, pole
vault. fence vault putting l6pound shot climbing
rope hand over hand climbing pegs wrestling boxing.
fencing horizontal bar The largest number Of entries
80 far. for the wrestling, which seems to be very
popular
The class baseball games have been arranged as
follows: 9I 49, March II 80 vs. 49,, March Is {.
81 vs.. 92 March 20; 90 80 March 81 90 W. 81
March "a; '02 vs.. 'D3. March % ON the 3lst the
two classes who have the most games VIII play
of for the championship. The seniors seem to have
the best chance of winning this year, they were the
champions last year, and have only lost one man.
~ recent meeting Of the glec Club Nelson L.
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A DARTMOUTH DILEMMA.
4 RESTORED CHURCH CLOSES ITS DOORS On
CoMMENcEMENT-ATHLE TEAM
-PI r. OF Al.

Hanover. " H.. March IA question that Is at
present causing great deal Of comment, especially
among the seniors Is whether or not the tru tees Of
the college will prohibit the Of the college church
for the exercises Of the coming commencement Ever
since the erection VI the church cdhce the exercise
of commencement week have been held therein, ana
without protest or complaint. But now there seems
10 have arisen a feature and factor III the case
Last summer, through the munihcencc OF Mr.. Hiram
Hitchcock Of New York, the church was repaired ana
rcntted and the appearance of the interior was changed
N arrec with modern architectural ideas. AZ the
result Of this Improvement. certain members Of the
faculty. began 10 entertain the idea that the rented
church should be used simply for religious SERVICES
and that exercises Of all other kinds should be I"r-
hidden By strenuous and constant efforts they suc-
cccdcd In having the ri'iese Of using Tie ed'hce
refused the college lecture associaton' ana reo-
satcd their entertainments to the old fashioned barn
like apartment known IN college paran,e a. The Oh
chapel The same members OF the faculty then began
A crusade against having the church used for com
mcnccment exercises the alleged ground that sucIi
use dctractcd from the religious sentiment Oh the
church. The diiculy 10 that there Is no hall IN the
town suitable for such exercise, and commencement
under such unsances must II necessity nr very
aim affair Tie seniors -dv that If they are refused
the use If th, church. they VIII hire no music. AND
Viii give mp all portions 81 the regular [
the trustee. ana VIII probably be- decided al their
neat meeting which D. to ic held here Oh March l..
The candidate for position npon the athlete team
have gone into active training. under the uI''uVi,
II Manager sparhawt IAo-r ~ training at present
ar,. a, follows For the norton Win ms, 10
Rowe. 'l ldc % Jump Ni viullluG liihiphir'a =
norton 30 Cook. Potter % mile walk, Allison
~ tux war. Caniy, Jonr-. 90. Dorins 81 Al!ei'
NOD. coll lmldic races, iiumphNys, e'futon, ~
Wrk. ~. p.tiuc -Lot and throwing hammer. Little.
Walker. ~ h.',,le race. ~Iaim"h, 80 SeS.r, m,o'
,,,n 'rh.r af, other, who viii soon enter training
and al, unusually strong team l. expected t. be the
result II their ,fort..
Z Sn,,- 49,. ln. boon chosen treasurer Oh
the y VI G. \ fnr the remainder of ih' year.
The Camera 'inb D. taking ~r'nly trip' Tor sc'p
iug winter views of the surrounding country.
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THE LiDIEs OF SMITH.

WORK AND ADJUSTMENTS OF THE FolsINl"hr'
Northampton Mas, March tspecIal).-The vari
ous cottages have different societies, which prepare
dramas for presentation during each term ana last
Wednesday night the I. q. Society, or tie hupDd"
House, gave presentation in the gymnasium OK
Pyramus and Thlsbe from "Mdsrmmcr N'5hps
Dream About a dozen Of the girls took part In
the play and the costumes and the acting were very
good and much enjoyed by those who Had the pleas
urc Of seeing the performance.
A large number Of college girls heard Mary Howe
when she sang here and all were very entlnslastc
over her personal appearance and splendid singing
Miss Francisco Grebe, violin, and Miss Webster
cello Of the Eehberg Quartette. OF Boston, ana MIS-
A. d. Norcross soprano, assisted by the college gce
club will give concert in social Hall next "edne'-
day night, the proceeds to 90 toward the gymnasium
fund.
The late snowstorm gave the first real sieishlng
Of the season. and the girls took advantage OF II
by organizing sleghing parties In all directions
The reception given BY the faculty and students
on the ODD OF February is considered the best 20
far. both in the socabty enjoyed and H. the
costumes This reception proved that smith Al
least brains and beauty 90 hand in hand.
Immediately at the close OF the present term tho
college glee club will go to Brooklyn and sing at tho
Packer Institute In the afternoon. In aid OF the . M
nasium fund and In the evening at the residence
Of Charles Pratt. of astral oil fame. yho has given
a large sum toward the construction OF the new
gymnasium.
Miss Thompson. OF Portsmouth. y. H., who Is
spending some time in the cY, gave reception
Friday night to her niece. Miss himball. oil ths
sophomore class, and fifty OF her college mates
A splendid time had
The collection OF minerals, fossils and Indian relies
gathered BY the Rev. Mr.. Provost, Of springfield,
Mas, has been secured by the college and Is no"
being placed In the college museum. The collection
i especially rich in rllobites. some II which
among the finest specimens known. The college u
to be congratulated on securing this addition 70 i,
collections.
Dr. John T. stoddard has been employed By severa.
towns and cities near here test the efficiency ~
their electric lights. and has constructed special
apparatus for this purpose which greatly slmphie'
the work.
The last ~Freethinkers' Magazine" contains q
cut Of Lilly Hall, and says the hall was given by
Mr. LiIly to teach science 10 without super
sutton The fact Is the building given TO
teach the truth in nature