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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-29
LATE NEWS NOTES.

Two colored women, were killed
by lightning in Halifax county Fri
day.
Greensboro Fire Company won
the medal of State championship at
Charlotte's celebration last week.
The General Assembly of Presby-
terians at Asheville adjourned Satur-
day to meet in Birmingham next year.
w. j. Hawkins has been elected
President of the Citizens bank of Raj
eigh to succeed Col. w. E. Anderson.
Col. A. B. Andrews was elected Vice
President.
The Baptists have dismissed from
the ministry of that church Rev. T.
w. Babb, who has been found guilty
of some very grave offences, such as
drunkenness, ENLIGHTENMENT, fornication
and prevarication.
Randolph county can boast of
dwarf, who is eighteen years old, four
feet high and weighs seventy seven
pounds. His name is Charley Fields
his address is Red Cross, N. G. He
ought to ehibit himself.
The Charlotte Ne,us has been at
work trying to raise funds to erect
monument at Charlotte to the mem
DRY of the signers of the Mecklenburg
Declaration of Independence. About
$4,000 has been secured.
The general conference of the NJ.
E. Church South was in session at st.
Louis last week. Rev. DIR. Atticus G..
Haygood, of Sheffield, Aid, was elect
ed Bishop on the first ballot, and Rev.
Oscar P. Fitzgerald, of Nashville, on
the fourth ballot.
The census enumerators will be-
gin work on Monday morning, June
I'd. There are $4,000 ofthem in the
country. Every farm will be visited
before June 80, and the questions ask
ed will nearly all pertain to the crops
of 1889, and not the growing crops of
1890.
The inquest over the body of
Lemuel Bryan, who was shot on the
banks of the Neuse on the night of the
18th instant, has ended, and the YER
dict is that he came to his death by
gun in the hands of his companion,
Ike Williams. Ike is now in Jail at
Raleigh.
james Reid, the young Salisbury
man who skipped his bond while un-
der heavy sentence in Rowan Court,
for cutting negro girls throat, and
who came here with the girl and was
jailed here last week charged with for
MITIGATION, gave bail on Saturday night
and left town. He went to Salisbury
and surrendered himself to the sheriff
and is now in Jail there. The woman
is still in Jail here.-Greensboro POtri-
OF.
John E. Startling, who was tried last
February in johnson county for the
murder of his mother in law and her
little grandson, was taken out Satur-
day night by the citizens and strapped
to tree near Selma and shot. He is
supposed to have killed his mother in
law and her grandson, a son of anoth-
er daughter than his wife, that he
might get possession of the entire
property of Mrs. Brown, his mother
in-law.
There is curiosity near Benson,
Johnstown county. in the way of
baby. The child of whose parents we
did not learn, is four or five days old,
and has two heads, three arms and
only two legs. One of its heads is as
any other ordinary persons head, and
the other one is situated below on the
body. The child, at last accounts, was
living and doing well. Such a curios-
ity was never known in the history of
North Carolina.-Ne,Us- Obsoruer
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-29
Bucklen's Arnica Saive,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, ruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilbains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price IS cents
per box. For sale by V. o Thompson.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-29

Bill Fife has finished his meetin q
in High Point and gone to Fayette-
vile. He made between 200 and 800
converts" and got $3.50, nearly So
"per head Under his advice the
citizens Of High Point put $500 in the
bank for the pupose of prosecuting
the violators of the local anti liquor
law.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-29

Since the name of Prof. A. w.
Long has been frequently mentioned
in connection with the chair of Men
tai and Moral Science at the Univer-
sity, it is proper for us to state on his
behalf, that he is in no sense an as
pirant for the place. He could not
accept even if the place were rendered
him for the reason that his studies
have been along a different line, that
of English language and literature.
For him we wish to thank the friends
who have been so generous as to
think him suited to the place and SO
kind as to urge his election, and to
assure them that their, friendliness is
sincerely appreciated.
*.
When Cleveland went out, there
was large surplus in the United States
treasury. Since Harrison has been
in, bills have been passed through
the House and are likely to pass the
Senate which will not only spend ev-
cry cent which honest Democratic adj
ministration left there but will run
the government in debt OVER ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS. This is down right rob-
berry of the American people.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-29

JO7sasstO7s's Teget0-
bic NOlN1sdi2se, essseE-
celLed as o. tonic, NUea'
2'egzLZCxtO9 and blood
p2E7'i71e2.. FO2. safe bN
all druggists. The No
Z13adi2se Co., Rich
M O ~ a.. va.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-29

For bracing up the nerves, purifying the
blood and curing sick headache and dyspepsia,
there is nothing equal to Hoods Sersaparilla
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-29
Commissioners Sale of Lot
on Sycamore St., Winston.

VIRTUE OFAN ORDER OF THE sU-
Dperior Court of Forsyth county, \. c., will
expose to sale at public auction, at the Court
House d. or in Winston, N c., on Monday, the
26th day of May, 1890, at II o'clock m. lot
of land lying in the town of Winston, N. c., On
the west side of Sycamore street, and known on
the plat of the town of Winston as lot No $40.
The terms of sale will be six months credit on
bond with approved security and bearing eight
per cent per annum interest, title being retain
ed until whole of purchase money is paid.
P. A. WILSON, Com'r.
April %, 30. aplz5-4w
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-29

There are two contests yet to settle
and the committee have recommended
the unseating of the two Democrats.
One of these unfortunate gentlemen
is Gen. Charles E Hooker. of Miss,
who has won much distinctio during
his three terms in the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
LINC0LN'S MELANCHOLY.

Those who Jaw much Of Abraham Lincoln durin, -.
later Of his life greatly Impressed wit, IN. o.
preston Of profound melancholy his face always wo,.
reposc
Mr.. Lincoln was Of peculiarly sympathetic and kind,
nature. These strong charar terisc, Influenced vo,
happily. I. proved his entire political career The,
would not SEEM at first glance. 70 be efficient AID. .,
political success; but in the peculiar emergency wh,,
Lincoln In the providence OF God called 70 meet n.
vessel Of clay could possibly have become III.
"cho.cn Of the Lord"
Those acquainted with him from hoyhood knew tina,
early gricfs tine'd his whole lifc with Sadness NJ.
partner the grocery business at Salem was "rncl.n
Enly Grcon. Of TaUla H., who at night, when III.
customer, few, hold the grammar while L.neo,.
recitNd his lessons.
1t to his sympathetic Lincoln told tho s,o,7 -
h,a Rutldco AID hr In rctrrn oc4,.a
what comfort H. could whcn pr died. ard Lincoln,
graz hoer. marty broke.
after Ann died" says Uncle" Billy, 'on storm,
nights when the wind blew the rain roof ABB
would thar In the grocery, hi, elbow, his kaa.
his face IN hi, hands and tn tas rgnnn' through hu
fingers. hated 70 SEQ HIN forl bad, an I'd say Abb
don't cry an he'd look up an' say 4 can't help II Bu,
thu rains fallin on her,"
Th"re many who sympathr" with this over
pow"ring grief they think Of lost loved ono when
'tne rain, a fsllln her" What adds ppgnancy "a
g. times the thought the oae might
have been saved
Fortunate. indeed. Is William Johnson. Of Corona L. L.
builder who writes Jun" 2s lso): Last February on
returning from church night, daughter complained
Of having a pain In ankle. The pain gradually CT.
tended cntre limb swollen and very I,inuI
touch. We called A physician who after careful
cvauna:ion pronounced disease 81 kidneys q long
stsadiig. All could do dI not Sem benea: her
Until t:'d Warmers SAFE Cur from the frs, he com.
rtn"d t. impro,. When she coumcncod tanine /, she
could not in bed. and cod !l.' h. hands
lt;l". bgt today -le l. VIII IA" b.
iev.. rcrp,"ry q, nay dau, lt,s I,'."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Wpshington Oct. 6.-Lic,Itonant Colonel II. {.
WoCd ASH tant Adjuant General. has been Ilrv"d
from duty IN the Office 81 tho Adjntani General {" ia"
Amy and as,,nc1i 10 duty at New FORK tIu a d.
bur, INK officer OF the funds for the "cXpcn Of re-
cr1iiing" Lieutenant Colonel II. e. Corbin. ASs!-tnt
Adj It4nt General, liza. been relieved from duty at hi
ago and ordered to duty Assistant Adjntan ten
cr7.! Of ne Department Of Arizona. Cap; an Harry
Readc 9th Infantry. has tocn ordered IN examination
10 retirement Na1or e. Il. Gre~nleaf. sur:'Nl. has
Ac.n detailed member Of the Army Retiring Board
IA WahngtOn relieving Major W. II. Gardner, sur
gcon. BlIxadcrtIeneral Wesley Merritt has been de
tailed a. a member Of the Military Prison Board. re
ncving Licutenan Colonel Il. II. Hail. eth Infantry.
Major Arthur Macarthur. jr.. Assistant AdIuiahtt'cn
e-al has been detailed recorder II that board vice
liciitrn mt Colonel Thomas F. Barr, Deputy Judge
icnersl relieved. Captain Charles f. Powell
Corps OF Engineers has been directed t. take station at
BISMARCK. y. b. Tho Army Retiring Board convened
Governors Island ~ g., by order Of Aovemicr 90.
cnrO-e. 10th Infantry, has been granted three months
leave OF absence W. treatment ct tho Aruy aud Navy
llOLpltAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
PROBLEMS FOR TREASURY EXPERTS.

Wellington. oct 7.-Onc OF IN" mort linI"r1nhe
trin uuc stons now under consideration bN the Treas
urv department and the Department II Justice Il
vf.T1cr rr not goods Dr. Ia.le under the cd =" AL"
va:chou.si prior To- oct"."~ & thc date Wien 'ho
tcr,t Inv ts,l efcct and radc free OF dmlN 10y TIE
pr :, n, law ran b. admitted 70 free rIty ~ and after
ur,br. H. The question win probably be d'Id'd III
u few days.
II was stated NJ the Treasury Department TINS at'rr
no m that In view II the PROVISIONS of section IA OF
tho tu., ,m> Administrative law which app's also 10
all lamentations under the present Tarin law. tho
Department Will positively decline b. instruct customs
officers on any questions arising uad"r TIE present
law affecting the classification assessment ct DUTIES
en- mportcd merchandise Tho section ref rre b. pro
yIdes that the dcrsou Of Collectors Ut customs III TO-
gard IN th. rate AID anonnl 81 unto, imported
merchand,.o is final against all persons unls, they
,r,., md takc Tho CASE to tie hoard OF General Ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
rb pr.IIp \ RAM AED rlTPEpo EpNr>

VA, t., 90. oct 6 cp,'.nl. The HAvy l"p r'in'nf
VIA ..-u" ali FIR rN P',il' IN a t." day '"r y"
a. r,n rli,. tnr new torpedo boat. and TIC t"rp"'"
,ru ,,r nr -,la,.r" \ d.scupt a. Il tr Am''h ran
In, ar .dy ir'n gwen IA th"-' d.~p,''"' lh' pans
Ia, me torpedo bot VII n"; De- u.ii" lv the p'r't
ucnt - LIc! Will ir,Il,t IL" Il '"n uppr wh.'h
bidders must prrli.r their own driw.nS>. ne boat
viu 10 81 my lar:r tlar ia" tu-hiG7. II l. nav"
di rln-rrlcn, ~ 10 t"u'. The engine, Will ha'r
nor puvcr Of ..,UO. and tn" 81 required l. f""n''
four hnts. t. pr nc has -h'"n thl t"fr"d' at
81 ,hr,r dimtn,on> an easily have su'ian"d sp'ci
-, t,rut, iolr knot Thr tI,i.lrg's rrori 81 the
r,,,,nr vnS ,,,l factory ait! tl" ralte OF The trial
TIM of the RusSlau iUrprl' bOit. wl"r TWENTY IN
Knot. WIS attained. maj" the Departments ."'rd -
,r .,urnt, uoi ieuu lc II = rAprt"l tni. WIN
the tvrrui gne> ~ the new hon'. the speed "!!i
reach twenty seven LnotN. TIA" lcusih Of IL" h'.t
vii ~. about $50 fret, with width Of hf"'n let
T, detail. Of tho TORPEDO cruiser hav" not been mail,
,.tt'.rI The di ptr,Mrn' viii b~ ah'ut 80 ton. anh
nav cr,l engines Win hay. horse power of $500 I'll"
speed will De- twenty thr'r knots.
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u
dissatisfied with the action Of that Board they ma! SUI
apply for relief to the Circuit courts of tc nee
states Tho Treasury Department Mods tlat theIo
no other remedy. and mat the Depar'inc"' o"n III "
way interfere In the matter.
THE NAVY TO HAVE THREE NEW STEAM TUGS
Washington oct q (SpcciaD.-Dids were opened TO-
dov at tbc Navy Department for three steam tugs.
which the service has greatly needed for some ears
pidy had bccn opened twice before: the first time
the bids were rejected and the second time no bids
were received Firms complained that tn" Depart
mcnt plan, we're for tug impossible to build within
the appropriation Of $4,000 Inc spec'hcalons "o'e
chonred and after a wears delay bids have been re-
ccvcd. The lowest bid was that Vi h'ir'so L'r'hs'
ri BOSTON who proposed to ouild three tugs at
Sy2 43S lie is constructing 'c'e'"i S"' EcS ~ i
the Government and vii p;o. ably sci tbs ntr'ct'
The bidder was .o"n IL. p'ufe''c' VI ai'u'"'
\ L. NJ 800 each for three tug. Neahc Levy
Of Philadelphia, refused 10 b'd i's t'c pc!a 'ho''
tnvs They declared the Graf, could not &c tut ior
les, than 10000. and prolo ci u puiid Three '"-H
according TO pLn, Gf their ""h for TlooVo' UT fo''
:64 each The : l.. Moor d ION we vi ri'"'
,ct,, y j. proposed 10 Gcl'vcr o. tiG a1 Ne" ioTn
4ii eco James '.ark * =. - i,'n Two tu". II
800 fer ON" r,i; or s:i4 80 rar! fr TWO us
Globe Iron Woris If t.cv' land ono p, p n o
deliver tLrc TUG =: kltic.y Ne. Tor s"f'Do Gari!.
The highest hid rccrlycd va from IN" in,cy Jones
Co. Of Wilmington. Del. who piUpooco w. o"s', nc
tug FOR Sij.Oo0 two tug, a Si','"u y, g t.d
tugs Mt TI3,VDO each. 1hfS' tngS VIZ -. T. ~.
among tie New York. League Island au rh.r ~,
Tmr,s and WIN b. elaborate in th'ir way lley WA
b. built {" commercial steel and hn shea IN s" '" r
The disbursement will be about lJ2 l. ,nn, n,
moan draft fect Tie tr p expansion ene'ie' vi
have an indicated horse power Of ''oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
4 REPOETFD INSTR iNCE INI0A.
TWO BIG ENGLISH CoNriNlrS SAID TO HtyI.
hNAIGAMATIn.

II was reported IN fire insurance cr'lcs v". '~rhny
thu TIE Royal Insurance Company a'd nc O1-": In
a4irance (Onpanr. w" Of he l"arOr ~>iitEt Il
Their kind il I.rIt.n have arslEn'n,t"i ad II
hereafter h. conducted hy 81" management. Edh
companies have extensive acc:cv system, In this COW
tiv. and under TIE >olallDn .et ~
agents in THIS cts and FL '"'or thOsi d "ih"r
places will pro.a, Is l"sc ihcIs places
II /, believed tina; Ills ANA. ilnio9 WI v.rtuily
result u. whiting up the QUcc" tonIiafy thai g
ROYAL VIII 1h,oii, he sets. he.Unc tn" !lu", I'D
a.d j. at.e - retain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
>i!NFH rt'K'Ut~E> II THE THF\~' Er

W.. y -,n0. o. -. Ih' au"u.t - >' "'""''
g., .,'. q, TIC Tr~ ,eur' Department b. ta' vs. 80
o, ,,..> rd ~. a'n"ru purrha'"h ""'.'" "rn'"'.
. . .'l,v.-. 10000 ~ l-lH, lploH
or -ll..D. .,o.o.,O ourc"s. ~ | -. , 300
81 a. - -. - ~,
&c. %. .y"r ir,rl -" r.infs dnii"c ~" w""h
,.' .f.,'..r Va .'Ol - lh' -Hi" during ~"
g. -.-.>,.,ii,.v t.r'"! - lat V'ar wa ~ i"- lf'
'..' 4 ..,i!pIal ,..,"r coin hurMs li"!nitE
- -t,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07

HE INFORaI:R BAUTALLI BI.ATI.H LY I'VE"
NONEINIiATI.s

CONTTUIEATI.>
Two desperate f.? .Ns. Whp ~" t."r tame, -
FIa.k >i.tn nd H: ART IpN. w"i" >"it = In!
low street Jail YESTERDAY IA .":anr %, s-"p hAil e..
Is l.ici >ai"e 'nr,i.lee pn"r .ilc!G>. 1', u"r-.
,algit passing cprui"r:"i' l.pn'y t.~ -a.,I
,,nse- N the Ni.th wai. And w'.'. citlrri .ravAt
harl IL r,sl.u th..r LacgTv. WL'. t.r. w'r" o,'r
p,4ci"d and locked up. two 81 their poi. no
gd sept Ia c0n'",cht rp :" tiN ;!;H". mad" "a cox
ir;lN assault on e." mln Nhp cplriasici ac.i,i ~"
lr-1.cr-. In "':'piu:aat j. J'a. i. Ii l. >. L"?'r
oi an ic, rem er"ir a So II CJ'rat" r.rr ~It!l
entered the tore and h..! for h. III Change -!
wo trlar bill. one OF ihc danrrroIs ',Int"rT"t over
cert .Gcars for pa ,lnI @l!.C. d"I.I mon" men
,r. nov in lil. Illc.ry l1'.G"d Ii III =. IN g,,I
ua"> AID ,oon IA" coaui" f"li IN cAch =. >n.r.'.
app. rau.. ro h"inp ur'.,, ilrDr, ,rrn'Ihl'"i
tie bill ,4n!IV and canc to IL" !Ir.O t.Iat a..
i,u icH eWILdl"d.
IIc therefor. followed smith, AID tod hn The h!.l
Wa had. IoA. We va Win Smiih. """I"l good
hIN M exchange AMI wanted Hoo. e. - a''u; h.N
In I,l",s,lu Hclcy cxcd hGI NJ saith a.i hld han
III 4 policeman cam" {" Iii "'.i'tt"cr, no'vi'-'in.
~. TIA, ~" ,rn cnnn"ricitc:, ra.nr'. hio@> upon h.,
bead While tho officer t,hing thcm o. iVA
tenly took something from m p1chct ani II
!:.in the strc"i. tn" movement wa n";i'cd Nv H."
IL fireman. who directed a man - prh II up, and 81"
acLsg~ WIS ;ound e. contain some NOR" - .ntcri">.
ir, mad la, carr" against the prl- n"r, and
o. his Wij t,I" when two humans "Vcr'"H nm ana
+. ,,,or.i him most unIncrc.iuy, and t'n ran %.
.avlrg hin. bleeding. bruised and In semi
tate In She cu,"r lis nose WAS broken, aud h
otherwise seriously hurt. but was able I" nri-h tie
polic. VITA ID clear d",crl Of HIS a'sai!a y. AID
a." police tIn% they Enc" who ih' men ac' ana hop"
80 have them soon in ruetV.N.
Sil.tL AID Fog. when ar; gncd before nmssiohcr
shields ye'rd ~ llntned sui,c len ;Icnc,, i'oth
have been III PRISON before lhcy VIII DC Drought up
for trial next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
OCTGOfNI STE 4 .nEnS.
1O-bAl.
SHIPPING y f. VS
,,,,r,r rw.ynhX MONDAY
AI.klN Ed.

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se,t proosn Cy M .' Eer'' =, ' y, a ' r.i
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W. ','..s A.ir4,'rAs"i''" !'''''' "r''H' M''''"
10" S, "' ny %' L"t ~, MG'; =. ~" 49, a:
Steam, IS n:2'.. N !, 81. "a. ., ''' VIZ
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IN ,r =" NUS J.'%' ...a M,,cr p. M s'1aa
vii r.,,,anI In,rt,,r. 80 - var " 60 M'''" :"
ami r,.srusrrsto v.a r-i~ooiA 3" \'''" At '' bar
steamer Ale,er,. Mason. ""''''''" '"''"''' '"
~ NM Han. lev, ".A'' So" '"''' to-
N sc,,sS c.,,.noa- p,ss.t s"a"".h - says W."
n,a.r ani p4...ugrs.t / W. x,w. Ant Norfolk
s,ramyr ,:n.. . T.. 81 p ,n h.. $50
Steamer Richmond. i"nn. Mr'' '''"' ~
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'tns"' to- II S'. -. Br,. rompsou. n'u!'" - d""'
bal -; T. Slnp,on. NIrH'"'' $500. = ,.,.n.
srSs s,, i. M,a res :, s" ~ r""us
CLEANED.
.,..,,., wvsm,us ,Br, msay Liverpool "A '"'''A'
4 H., y,rny ltysrnoJl -ChAsF SH~us
SO Steamer wife de M.r-rIss 'Fr' Pn"r''0"s "''
s Steamer purs-rru"-,oF p'"T''" '''T''' "'''
burr tchil'yri ~ - UalIbur.EeAm''s'
& co ..r,,.c ,Br, Dawes Ga,sov simpson >''"@'
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SAILED.
,.,, ,or ~ Ann. Bay Delaware '"'
Inm MOVEMENTS OF sTLAAh""
yOisLIGN PORTS.
$500 Arrived Sloane; state OF i'''"'''
MoEut,nnrr fron New York nrGiass'" Lar, sander
tB'' M'u., ~ ilrt5 SAILED sioi'I't f'"' N'''
~, rrur IN Ne~'lor. 80. o., alan, horst from Ne"
no" TO-" Arrived steamer Eiu" str,. = .a'
,,,,,e,rt uph her ur, roote frou
Il Passed sf-s."'' Nv
-. ON on Ter WAY !" l"ml,n n.a,tla lGerI Num-
N,,,.xrrRo Dc. Arrives steamer '
u,iu from Now l"tA' .t..u,r Oswald BIT. "'
froin New lmA so,isi steamer De Euytr th~.' '
AErwRRr. 'ht >"'''" "a,
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N~w.IorA .,.luev ~ Asaph tbrh 49,
Ne" y .it ~, A. Oct Passed stca ,'a'' "'
~r,ne.n purs for New fntS Ill, tD.nl LarsaA
Tor New NorS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07
,SS; Y!NT 4 CULhNtE DFfT

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PROSPERITY OF NEW MEXICO.

WashingtOn oct G.-fiOvcrnov PrihCc' oi w" ' -
I'm his annual report To the secretary "
INTERIOR makes makes an o1rncN aPp'
tho settlement Of the question 81 Ia'h ''' :"
that TERRITORY and until this Is done, ~ Kay D
the suttcrt must continue to hc OF paramount III
nortance to its people. OF the 2l3 grih'' VIII " "
leen presented to the >urr"yor General fr a'''' ~
1870 testimony hns been taken and reports hHi' l"
the Interior Department. Previous 10 10" '''
V,ss acted upon only forty oar OF these 'a'> "'.
during tho next decade has acted upon "'' ""i
since 1870 il has not ait"nrto1! Ia consider Any Wv"
whatever The plan of having C":,G'r'' a't up'" '''7
claims he say. i "A prpn-tcipu' iaIi""' .'' ~
prcminary step The Governor suggests t'"' S"P'
Limitation Of time IA wnrh grants n.aj y" Pre- .''
confirmation would u much good. lh' i"'i""''''
q, the Territory /, 1901. During tie year e""'"'
~ pul,lc lands aggregated 1.',3. Of when S-' WV
hone ,tcads and GO were prc captions. l"' ''"
ass,'s., valuation Of III" I"oierty ~ ne $40
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have also had sov! ,ci:. Gi' nun"r 81 Nv
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

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EASING. \ Trnr rrFp rr<>rITNCE

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07

WfU! Weir"
That's the way you feel after one or
two of DR.. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets
have done their work. You feel
well, instead of bilious and consti-
pated; your sick headache, dizzi-
ness and indigestion are gone. It's
done mildly and easily, too. You
don't have to feel worse before you
feel better. That is the trouble
with the huge, old fashioned pill.
These are small, sugar-coated, cas-
lest to take. One little Pellets a
laxative, three to four arc cathartic.
They regulate and cleanse the liver,
stomach and bowels-quickly, but
thoroughly. They're the cheapes:
pill, sold by druggists, because you
only pay for the good you get.
They're guaranteed to give salts
faction, every time, or your money
is returned. That's the peculiar
plan all DIR. Picrcc's medicines arc
sold on.
Can you ask mores