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Patrol Wagons at Night.

The patrol system In the first precinct Is now
I'm order all night, and Policeman Boardman
has been detailed to look after it and to take
charge Of the wagon. Moi. Moore in his last
of the all-night system in the first. fourth
and sixth precincts, and this is only the begin
ming. Heretofore the wagon was only run
fourteen hours each day, and when an officer
made an arrest at night he had to take his
prisoner TO the station and leave his beat un-
protected until he returned.
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Ovrpco,r Ry TIE HEAr

OvEnconE By TIE Hear
Dunn. the past few days have case in my
o,n household which your imported Johann Hohs
Malt x.ract has raised right up from exhaustion
caused by the heat.
Mrs. r. JEwETT.
West Orange, N. J.
Beware of imitation. The GENUINE he's the sig-
nature Of johann Hoff,' and 'Mortz Eisner" on the
neck of every bottle. yeSo!tn.s
A III, CASES OF WEAK OR LAME BACH. BACk-
a ache rheumatism will md relief by wearing one
Of Carter's smart Weed and Besdouns backacne
llistsis Price rs cents Try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

PnrslcAx DnAstrsfY. -Cadst Andrew n
Punch. foartA Glass. United ssata Military
Academy, has been discharged from The serv-
ico o. account Of physical disability.
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Real Estate Matters,

Mary A. Boyle ct al have bought Of Sarah A.
Dove for 1000, sub 10. square 1874. II feet s
inches by rs feet on 18th street between X and
L streets northwest
Elizabeth N. Powers has bought for s16, lC3
Of c. n. Barrick, lots 10 and IL, block IS, Co
lumbia Heights.
Mary Cofey has bought for 1900 of John
Hockemeyer, sub "a, square 5l2, fronting 20
feet on o between 4th and 5th streets north.
west.
Cornelia r. Mcclure has bought for 5000
Of g. C. Bloomer, sub 60, square u.s. fronting
Is feet on 10th between N street and Sunder-
land Place northwest
E. c. Fowler has bought for $4,000 of ". z,
Partello, lot %, block IS LIE Droit Park.
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Name.
Washington stock Exchange.

Salss-ReGular Call - l2 O'Clock m: Chesa-
peaIe and potomac Telephone. 20 at 81 Ameri-
can Grapho2hone, at ~ Washington Loan and
Government Bonds-J.S. 4xs. 1891, registered.
loan bid u. s. q. registered. 1907, FAX bid.
iS4a asked. U. Is. coupon. 1907. l25a bid.
District of Columbia Bonds-Per imp O.. 1901.
gold. 10. bid. Per imp Is. 1901. currency.
l04 bid. l0-year fund. o. 1892. gold. 1895. bid.
sO-ysar fund Is. 1850 gold. ll1H bid. Water stock,
q. 1901; Or suI Ir, E% bid. 3yesr fund. o.
1905. 1s9x bid. 365s. ls24. fund. currency, lei x
bid.
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. s. Electric L,eh, bonds.
100 bid Washington and Georgetown Railroad.
lo-4o. o.. lo3k bid: Washington and Georgetown
Ian os go sS
asked. Washington Market Company LIST mort.
gage. Is, los bid Washington Market Company
arss a o 1IS s.ss g. ,o:
bid. Washington Light Infantry bonds "a u,
4oCpS bid, los asked. Washington Gas Light
ssseS Warrington ' Gas hsh. comp.ns 9'S Sopas
series B. d. lls bid, l2lk asked. HYGIENE Ice
eompsny a'i , mSrt "a, g. loS bid American
Nsuonsi Bank stocks-Bank Of Washington, $50
BID, 4e7 asked. Bank OF Republic. :6O bid.
Metropolitan, go bid; aos asked. Central $50
lyo bid. 2O5 asked. Citizens, 1863 bid. Column
bia, III bid, l7o asked. Capital 1I8 bid West
Emo, VI do, lUl 6SkeC. TRADERS. 10 bid. Lin
coin. ll6 bid, 122 asked.
hAtiroad stocks - Washington and George
to'xn 200 bid s25 asked. Metropolitan lU3 bid lis
asked. Columbia, 20 bid. 10 asked. Capitol
and North o Street. 81 bid, 66 asked. Eckins-
tn and Soldiers Home. 90 bid, rs asked
Georgetown and Tenleytown, SO bid SO asked
Insurancs Seocks-Eiremen's, a. bid. Franklin.
- biz. Metropolitan. 30 bid. National Union.
70 bid. % asked. Arlington, l75 bid. 200 asked.
Corooran. 90 bid Columbia, 20 asked. German
American 1T5 bid. Potomac, 30 bid. o. asked
Nigga 8k bid, ek asked. Peoples, 5 bid, @ asked.
Title Insurance stocks-Real Estate Title. 1es
BIZ $50 asked. Columbia Title. O bid, 81
asktd
Gss sod Electric Light ssocks-washingson Ca.
AK bid, <sx asked. Georgetown Gas, 40 bid. US.
Electric La <ht. 100 bid.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania, Is bid 32
asked. Chess oeske aud Potomac. ~ bid, a
asked. Americsp 0raphophone. l5k bid. l6X
asked.
Miscellaneous stccks-washington Market Com
pany. II bid, II asked. Washington Brick Machine
Company, $40 bid. 40 asked Great Falls Ice
COMPANY go bid, 22S asked. Bull Run Panorama
Company, 20 bid. 70 asked. National Safe De-
post Conn any 30 bid, $50 asked Washington
Safe Deposit Compeay, 100 BID. Pneumat,c
Gun Carriage. 4 bid. ~ asked Washington
Loan and Trust Company, AZ bid. 8 asked.
Am srican Security and Trust Company. 52k bid
san asked. Lincoln Hall, 10 bid, 100 asked.
Aygieuic Ice Company, SO bid.
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Harmonious Delaware Republicans.

Down, DEL, Sept. s.-The republican state
convention met in the court house here at 12:45
pm. William G. Sprunace was made tempo
rary chairman and committees on resolutions,
credentials and nominations were selected
The indications are that there will be no con-
test whatever and Fl. A. Richardson of Dover
will be nominated for governor and Henry P.
Cannon Of Bridgeville for,Congress by acclama-
ton. The platform has not yet been COM
pleted.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

'r1 New York Stock Market.
The following are the openng and closing prices of
the New York stock Market. as reported By special
wire TO COrson sud Mlca.tnoy IA 1A street.
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Resignation Of a Valuable Official.

Mr.. Julian c. Dowell has rendered his resig-
nation OF the position Of arst assistant ex-
aminer OF iatefferencss in the Patent ONCE, to
take effect today, thus ending asevsnteen-y year
experience 10 the office, which he entered in
1878 as messenger boy. He has worked
his way up through the several grades Of the
ofice to Arst assistant examiner, solely by
merit and force OF character, without the aid
OF any political influence or other outside help
His services have been % valuable that he
would speedily have reached the position Of
principal examiner, but he has dec sded TO re-
sign. his ONCE to accept very advantageous
opportunity % 20 into business on his own &C.
In his new Aeld he will engage 10 . member
Of the arm Of Butterw orth, Hall Brown in
the practice Of Law In all its breaches, but max
ing patsnt law and practice speciality.
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Sick LEAVE ron MrLIrARY CApETs-Cadets
VIM. & Pratt and Verne & Warmer, fourth
class, United States Military Academy,
have been granted leave of alb
ssnce on account OF ill-health un-
I'll June Is, 1891, when they are to be care
fully re-examined by the medical examining
board to determine whether thoy arc phys
icaliy qualified 70 continue with the corps Of
cadeta
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advice"

ADVICE"
Don't put Of your Fall purchases until We are so
rushed difhcult to ELL your orders promptly sne
without errors. Send in your orders early. oCk
STOCK is COMPLETE
You will get better assortment now than later on
Remember. every body puts Oh purchasing a. long -
POSSIBLE, and II you come with the rush It IL not
possible to serve you as promptly - now.
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Gen. Boynton Resigns,

Gen. Boynton, having accepted employment
under the Secretary of War in con-
nection with the historical work pertaining
to the establishment Of the Chickamauga
and Chattanooga National Military Park,
has resigned his position as chairman Of the
press committee. While this service is not Of
character to bring him within the letter of
the rule regulating the press galleries, he did
not think the press committee should
be embarrassed by explanations to which this
connection of one of it's members with an ey-
ecutive department would naturally and prop
erly give rise. For this reason he resigned.
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Adviooo ffom ArS1eniA oea1e Shne TIE Kurd1
ars 3sstroying crops end raiding Villages, vhile
The Turkish satAoSjties remain passive, making
- attempt 10 preteet The Cbristtana
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BARGAINS.

CARPETS maze WIN 0'f0ef' 'H '00"0 "a ''
g feet 3 inches by 8 feet inches, 81
Q feet 3 inches by IL feet. s5.
3feet o inches By IL feet inches. s10.
eject BIZ s feet inches, sl2.
sfce, 3 inchc. by IL feet 8 inches. sis. '''i
St., ,ncns. Nv :, a ,s., ,nsn.. A..
9iee, inches by IL feat s2o.
ioiee' ihehe' oy .Sieet so
Az iee' Q ,nehes oy 40 zee. ssS.
II feet inches BY IL feet $50.
preciated.
ara m,rt.a % .su =, ,.c..-v r.c..
uo.or,ro o.xop,rs
zoe to 81 each
-
BABY cARRIA0EA
We are Offering "a discount on even carriage ego
ermora and a. dascoun, on every carriage from "A
-'~' '1'''
On I'm .sr~
- w..h,nr,o, n
YVES. IN, IN. HAD TIfLs DULL AMP .aLAyf.
80 ----
T. n o.
'
WHY usr npopPv nvcuvuu,
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A Ri1 Hotel.

Among the building permits issued to-day
was one to Mr.. George Truesdcll for three
story brick hotel at lexington to cost
e25O,OOO
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NORTH STAR DEMOCRATS.
Ex.Congressman Wilson to BE Nomi.
mated Governor.

Sr. PAUL, MIMI. Sept. 9.-The democratic
state convention opened here at II IS am. Up
to yesterday the leading candidates for COVER.
nor were Judge Thomas Wilson Of winona, who
10 backed by Kelly and Doran, and Mayo,
Robert A. Smith OF st. Paul.
Last night Smith was induced to withdraw,
and this morning the anti-Kelly and Doran
men are uniting on Hon. Daniel Buck of Man
kato. There is a wrangle over the Temporary
chairmanship. John W. Willis of st. Paul was
named by the Kelly and Doran wing and Judge
Henry by the opposition.
Montgomery Dem ocratic Conventio n.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, Sept "A democratic county
convention to send delegates to the congress
sional nominating convention at Hsgerstowr
met here today and elected Hon. Howard
Griffith president and d. F. Owens secretary
The following delegates, one from each district
were appointed, the delegation being entitled
to four votes: J. W. Alnutt, G. B. Murphy,
H. Griffith. Philip D. Laird, DR.. ]. R. Batson,
J. H. Gassaway, Spencer Watkins, E.
Lewis. r. G.. Dorsey, VIM. Kilgour,
J. ". Collier, Lyde Griffith and A.
l.. Graves. Resolutions were adopted
pledging the support of this county to the
nominee of the Hagsrstown convention, ex-
pressing fealty to the principles enunciated by
President Cleveland, denouncing the Nc
kinley tariff and the force bills as outrageous,
and calling on all citizens of all parties to re.
buke the position taken by Representative Nc
Comas on these measures by defeating his re-
election. The convention was in session but q
short time and no speeches were made.
~
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A SITE FOR The STATUE.
The Commission Chooses One Jus,
South Of the Treasury.

4 SPOT JUST AT TIE HEAD OF PENNSYLVANIA Az
ENUK WHICH TIE COMMISSION DIEM SUITABLE
"A NEW APPROPRIATIONS NEEDED As rHE OLD
ONE 10 NEARLY EXPENDED.
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WHEN THE HEAD FEELs DULL AND HEAVf,
the akin appears sallow and greasy. and the sto.
eeh refuses food take Csrtsrs Little Liver PilA Don't
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-29
COMMISSIONERS RECOMMITTED,
They Are Nissipg Al Present, But when
Found Must Take Quarters III
The County Jail.

agreeable to Judge Seeds order the
sheriff appeared at the chambers OF the
district court this morning and made tbs
return on the commitment under which
he was originally instructed by the court
to arrest and confne in the county Jail,
County Commissioners Sloan and Mar
tine2, in contempt OF court Tor refusing
to canvass the election returns from
Galisteo precinct, No, s. The sheriii's
return set forth that he had complied
with the courts order, but that subse-
ouently het was directed by three
justices of the peace, sitting az a court,
10 release the prisoners on q writ OF
habeas corpus and this he had done.
The question as to whether the law con.
ferred upon the three justices OF the peace
any authority to review the action OF
Judge Seeds ia committing these parties
for contempt was argued by counsel at
some length and about noon Judge Seeds
announced his decision, holding that while
there might be some color OF legality, under
the peculiar wording of the statute, Tor
the action of the three justices OF the
peace, still in reality it could not he held
that the legislative intent ever Contem-
plated such an extraordinary proceeding,
and the action OF the three justices was
void. The court said, III announcing the
decision, that If such action
cauld he legally taken, there was
no reason why every prisoner now con-
fined III the territorial penltentiAry could
mot secure his liberty under the habeas
corpus act by applying TO any three
justices Of the peace in the territory.
The court further stated that the law pro
yided ample authority for the punish
ment Of parties in contempt, and it was
therefore ordered that the sheriff rearreSt
the commissioners, Sloan and Martinez,
and contine them in jail until such time
as they saw fit to obey the order OF the
court
There is also still pending an injunction
against the county board, enjoining them
from issuing any certificates OF election
without the courts consent. Attor-
neyS for the commissioners to.
day made application for a
hearing of this case in hopes OF having
! the injunction dissolved, but at the re-
quest OF Mr., knaebel, representing the
other side, the arguments OH this point
were deferred until some time early next
week, probably on Monday afternoon.
The two commissioners could not he
found last night nor to-day and the street
has it that they have left town to avoid
punishment for their refusal to comply
with the courts instructions.
In the Taos county case the commits
sioners have failed to obey the courts
order. They have converted themselves
into judicial tribunal and declared the
returns from three Republican precincts
illegal" aud have issued certificates Of
election to all Democratic candidates in
the county, save Msjor Sanchez, Republi-
can candidate for the house of represen
tatives. Their case will doubtless receive
further attention ut the hands Of the dis
trict Judge early next week.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-29
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

No man who is faithful to the interests
OF Santa Fe will let an opportunity for
speaking OF our wonderful climatic adj
vantagcs 60 by without availng himself
OF it to say good word, Advertising is
all that this country needs to attract here
thousands OF health seekers and tourists.
Santa Fe can challenge the world to
equal her in this respect, and no citizen
need feel limid in asserting it.
4 party Of five Navajo Indians, all ar
rayed in eagle feathers, moccasins and a
gee-string, did "the ghost dance" OF the
Sioux on the plaza to-day, greatly to the
admiration.of large crowd OF tender
feet 1t WAS nickles aud dimes, and not
johnson Sides the so-calcd messiah
that these fellows danced for
At the Exchange: Miss kysan, ln-
diana; X. u. Rowe, Las Vegas; {. Brun-
tLrof and wife, Indiana; Mrs. NJ. +.
Cana, Galesburg, ILL.,. pr. VIM. Fowler,
W. Ruby, Colorado Springs; G. $. Stowe,
Las Vegas; p. Ayres, Colorado City; O..
johnson, SilvertOn; s. X. Montgomery,
Tres Piedras.
1t is rumored that an attempt has been
made to have the present board OF county
commissioners refund lot OF railroad
bonds, county bonds and warrants, The
present board is liable to do most any
thing.
The state agency for New Mexico for
the Atlas, OF London, and the National OF
Dublin, two strong fire insurance COM
panies, has been secured by J. W. Scho-
field & Co.
A cargo of improved Sprinheld rifles for
the New Mexico national guard was
shipped from the Rock Island arsenal on
the 18th instant, and is early expected to
arrive mere.
J. S. Wallingham and wife, Chicago
A. c. Barr, Denver; C.G, Allyn, Dubuque,
Iowa, are among to-day's arrivals at the
Palace
Carl Stowe, OF Las Vegas, is here to
succeed Mr. Sayles as postal route agent
on the narrow gauge.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-29
POSTAL IMPROVEMENTS DEMANDED.
The Mail Troubles In Nutshell - Two
Additional Postal Cars and
Clerks Required.

The regularity which characterizes the
irregularity OF the mail service in New
Mexico is itself common cause for COM
plant among all classes of business men,
but the new arrangement whereby the
local mail service has been woefully
sacrificed in order to accommodate the
through mails from east OF the Missouri
river makes the situation all the more Sc
rious. 1t is, OF course great boon to
have the service from the east improved ;
it has stood in need of it long enough,
but it does seem that this can be brought
about without wholly paralyzing home
interests as is the case under the present
existing arrangement. And it can be
done if only the postal authorities will
say the word. The A., T. 4 s. F. COM
pany itself is as much interested in this
as any other business Institution in the
country it is fact that this line has al
ways received niggardly treatment at the
hands of the government in this matter,
for it has never been accorded one-half
the privileges that other western roads
enjoy, and the road as we'll as the people
residing along its route have to suffer the
consequences. What is needed now is
additional facilities. 1t is unjust that two
passenger trains daily should go to and
fro throughout the length of this vast ter
ritory and have no mail car attached
thereto. This accounts for the present
difficulties. Two additional mail cars and
clerks to operate them are demanded for
New Mexico, and if the department is in
clined to do the fair thing it will not long
delay in ordering them put on.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-29
Cuticura Remedies

Ringing words from grateful hearts tell the
story OF great physical suffering, Of mental an
gulsh, by reason of humiliatiL G. designations,
ended by the CuTICuRA REMEDIES, the grea est
skin cures, blood purifiers, and humor rene
dies the world has ever known. CUTIcURA Re-
SOLVENT, the new blood and skin purifier, and
greatest OF hnmor remedies, cleanses the blood
OF all impurities and poisonous elements, and
thus removes the cause, while CUTICURA, the
great skin cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an ex-
qulsite skin beautiher, clear the skin and seal p
and restore the hair Hence the CUTICURA
REMEDIES cure every specie of agonziug, humil-
lating, itching. burning, scaiy and pimply dis
eases of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss OF
halr, and all humors, blotches, eruptlons, sores,
scales and crusts, whether simple, scrofulous, or
when the best physicians and all
other remedies tail. Grateful testimonials prove
these statements IN every particular.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-29

Mere arts snd Il ers arc hereby ro-
minded t.lat re New MEXICAN is pre-
pared 10 20 ter rr':lting On short notice
and at reas 'na'le re %. Much Of the Job
printing n wv going out of town should
c9me 10 tie rtEw Nsxl1AN office. There
in no better excuse for se9 ding out of
town fl printing tan there is for sending
away ior groceries or clothing. Our mer.
chants SHOULD consider these things. The
New MEXICAN is acknowledged the lead
ing paper Of this section. The patronage
of the people viii enable US to keep it 80
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-29
The D. & R, G. IN new MEXICO.
Denyer's Chamber of Commerce Agita-
ting the Necessity of an E>tension.

Denrer's Chamber of Commerce Agita-
ting the Necessity of an Extensi0n.
The New MEXICAN notes with no small
degree of satisfaction the fact that the di-
rectors OF the Denver Chamber Of Com
merce have taken up the subject Of try
ing to secure an extension of the Denver
& Rio Grande railway system into the
central part OF New Mexico. This or
ganizaton is composed of influential
business men, many Of whom, with their
friends have made heavy investments OF
late in real estate at Santa Fe and Las
Vegas Others in Denver and Pueblo
have this year become regular patrons of
the anthracite coal operators at Cerrillos
and not q few are Interested in such eX-
tension because OF the lead and zinc ship
ments from South Santa Fe COUNTY, requir-
ed by the Colorado smelter men for tluXing
refractory ores that come to Their works
from various Colorado points. Thus it
is that, aside from the feature Of advan-
cling Denvers commercial and industrial
prosperity in general, many OF her citizens
now have personal interest in agitating
this extension which they have not had
up to this time, and since personal inter
est is a powerful lever for squirting men
to action, the situation all along the line
is promising. In this connection the
Denver Republican makes the following
suggestion:
The Chamber OF Commerce might,
with the aid Of some Of the wide-awake
business men of New Mexico, gather all
the information needed concerning that
territory and the probable amount
OF business which the Rio Grande
wonld secure by the proposed south
ern extension. II this information
were shown to be the result Of careful
Investigation, and if il were presented in
proper way, the owners and the direc.
tors of the Denver & Rio Grande railway
would not he slow to see its value. They
would then be placed in situation to con-
slider the wisdom OF raising the money
with which to construct the New Mexico
line
Ills IL RUU'l l'ied anu albuquerque
and Santa Fe should join hands and meet
the Denver gentlemen more than hall
way. 1t is to be both the interest of this
city and Albuquerque that this should be
done.
No extension can be contemplated
by reasonable men which does not
take into account the traffic at Santa
Fe the Cash Entry camp, Cerrlos, San
Pedro and Albuquerque combined. The
New MEXICAN believes that there are
wide-awake business men in both Albu-
querque and Santa Fe who can now rise
above all petty affairs and unltedly work
to the end that comprehensive state
ment of the business to be had by the
extension of the D. & II. G. line to AL
buquerque via. this city and Cerros may
be laid before the Denver men who are so
ready and willing to aid in securing this
new line of railway.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-11-29
SCR0FULOUS SORES.
From Head to Waist q Mass of Disease
Suffering Terrible-Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

was covered with scrofula sores from my
head to my waist, suffering 50 that could not
sleep nights, aud could lie down only with pill
lows under my AIMS. My head was so sore that
could not wear hat; and being farm r, q
could not 90 bareheaded, SO wore very soft
handkerchief on my head. In fact, was dis
gusting sight to others and to myself. After
doctoring for six years with the best physicians
In the country, and getting worse all the time
had given up all hope of getting well when |
saw youi CUTiCuRA REMEDIES advertised and
them. The first set, however. did me such a
vast amount of good, That continued their use,
and now, after using four sets, am happy to
say that ! am entirely cured. my of the promi-
nent business men and farmers In and around
Plainfeld will indorse my story.
GEORGE A. HEINsELMAN, Plalnheld, III.
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Bids for Coal.
Wanted, eighty tons good merchantable
btuminous coal delivered at the capitol
building as needed, not. more than one
carload at time, said coal to be free from
dust, dirt and sulphur, and Of frst-class
quality. Bids shall be directed to the
undersigned at the First National bank,
Santa Fe, N. NJ, up to 7 p. M, December
J. 1890, Endorsed "Bids for Coal"
r. II. LoNGwILL,
Temporary Secretary of Capitol Building
Committee.