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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-18
ABOUT TILE FARM
Notes Of interest mud Profit to tho Toillng
.. Nusbnndman, H7- 70

Notes Of Interest aud Profit to tho Toillug
l~Iusbnndman. H77
Hyou do not want the stills ofyour barns
and sheds to decay, keep the dirt away
IRON them so that they will remain con-
dry. This is easier than putting
in new stills.
We advise again the feeding Of a little
oil meal 10 every animal on the farm at
this season Of the year, if it can be con.
v%eniently had. 1t would save a great
deal Of sickness. "H
Well cultivated and fortified soil
stands climatic conditions and changes
better than poor soil badly titled. II the
season be wet, dry or cold, crops on poor
soil suffer the most. /,
A spirited horse may soon DO made
slow and spiritless by constant ~nacging,
twitching the lines, peevish urging, and
many other wearing processes that fret
ful drivers invent and practice. -,
Liquid manure is a grand, good fer
tilizer. But when specially saved in
tauks, rs it sometimes is, it isvery con.
centrated, and that fact must be remem.
bered when applying it to plants.
1fyou want to grow ferns put them In
the shadiest place. Iu the house a north
window, where the sun does not strike,
is the best place. Hanging pots OF ferns
can be successfully cultivated in such q
place. 5<G asr,i i&:' st',a
Calves dropped in the fall arc said to
be smaller than those dropped in the
spring. For this reason, as Friesiau
calves are noted for their large size, the
Northwestern !%lgricuturiN recommends
having Friesian heiiers drop their first
calves In the fall. y" st1y i47
A slight top.dresslng OF manure, up.
piled just after the ground has frozen.
will DO the hest protection for late.sowr
wheat. 1t will be all the better Il
thrown on the first fall OF snow, which
it will protect from slight thaws, ant
thus give the grain q double protection
Clean culture does not apply to thu
time when the crops are growing only
but includes the period from planting t
harvesting. Not only should the grount
be plowed early, but the work should b,
thorough, the harrow being used unit
tho soil is very fine. II weeds appear be
iorc the ground is ready for seed tn
. ground should be thoroughly harrowe
again. sAtnotime must weeds be Above
: TO grow. 1t is much easier to kill weed
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when they are young that 10 clean them
out after they have usurped the ground.
Weeds rob the crops Of both food and

when they are young that 10 clean then.
out after they have lsurped the ground
Weeds rob the crops Of both food ant
moisture.
at the American horticultural meet.
Ing at Austin, Tex, Mrs. s. E. Sherman,
o. Salado, Tex, read u paper on 1.-THE
Honey Bee," showing It's usefulness Ia
the horticutturist and the value Of the
honey 1t gathered, even II used only as
. prcseryer Of the fruit tho horticultur.
ist raises. The paper WIS well received,
The cellar OF the house Is The danger
spot. Typhoid fever, l%iphtheria and
other ailmenta may often be traced Ia
decaying matter In the cellar, assisted
by the well that has not been cleaned
Tor several years. Every well, no mat.
ter how clear and sparkling tho water,
should DO cleaned out at lenst once q
year.
The early vegetables nre the real lux.
uries. To have them early the prepare.
tons must DO made early. The garden
plot should have been put In condition
before now. Have the seed ready so as
to plant as soon as the ground Ia warm
enough and danger from frost Is over.
FOR late crops tho ground should also be
worked soon.
For a lawn, SOW at the rate OF three
bushels Of blue grass per acre. This will
cost 81, or 81 bushel for excellent seed
weighing fourteen pounds to the bushel.
There IL nothing better for a lawn. Red.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money ind Bloc
H..HH .al" W. ,tort.,- N.I..i# .EaUH.

CO. IT, goo. #.N "# A. .. f|.
Tho Features Of tho Money ind Stock
g Markets.
Nsw Yosx, April I7.-Mensy on call easy rang
Ing at 3aj PC. cent, last loan 8 per cent, closed Of.
fered at . per cent. Prime mercantile paper
6a7k per cent. Sterling exchange quiet and
steady n. 81 Sal ST.. sales Of stocks were l9i.0is
shares.
The stock market, while rather dull to-day,
way strong almost oil the way through. nnd,
while the movements In most Of the list were
coninei 10 Insignificant proportions q lew
stocks made large advattees, and ihe activity u
them served to make u moderate days business.
Sugar rctlneries were the features OF the fore:
noon and Lackawanna In tho latter portion OF
The day. and. except In a few speclAltics. these
TWO stocks mopOpOlizcd tho attention Of the
Tho announcement OF the intention to At.
Tempt " use tho steamers Of ing fa,ilc Nail
Company In connection with the Northern
Pacific. despite tho relations now existing be.
tween the Pacific Mall and the Union luciilc
aht the further reduction of rites ~ the Nor.
ihern. nre regarded TINT tho fight between the
Rock island, Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific
Is 10 be even more bitter than at present. Tho
contest Is demoral!liGE 10 business In Wall
street. and that the bulls threaten TO cut away
itom those stocks altogether.
Tho recommendation OF tho ways aud Means
Committee on the sugar Tariff made sugar re-.
nneties the principal feature al tho opening,
and tho buying OH the impression that the new
legislation will increase the consumption OF
sugar and 10 give employment 10 tho idlc ~.
~flnerles. was sufficient 10 send the certificates
up nearly $per cont during the forenoon. Tho
pullish fecling In the general list was helped
further by the strength In %LaCkawRuna, which
was bought openly sy lts usual supporters, null
1t as,umed the frst position III the market.
The report that came from philauelphia that
the Rcading had advanced coal prices from 10 10
cents per ton also helped the improvement In |
AMI also In Jersey Central. While
and fluctuations were small tho strength
undoubtcd. and the upward movement
ceased only with the lose Of business. Among
The speclaltlcs which showed marked ktrcnk III, |
Coil, Chesapeake ( ohio, and Wheel.
lng 4 Lake Erie were prominent The close was
HIM ut about tho best prices OF the day. Ten.
nessce Coal Is up "a per cent. Sugar Ileilncries
~ Chesapeake Il Ohio fist preferred ~ and
lslnnd | pcr cent.
lsiAlroad bonds were strong throughout the
l
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NIny u Her Stars,

The narrow escape Of Mrs. B. NJ.
Searles, Of Elkhart, Ind, from a prema-
ture death is wonderful: She states that
"for twenty years my heart troubled me
greatly. J became worse. Had smoth-
ering spells, short breath, futtering
could not sleep on my left side, had
much pain in breast, shoulder and sto-
mach. Ankles swelled. Had much
headache and dizziness. Treatment did
me nc good, until I tried Dr.. Miles New
Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine.
The first bottle helped me, and I was
soon virtually cured. For sale at The
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. A fine
book on, the Heart and Nerves free.
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Is n which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure
a return OF purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggists n bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covsry for Consumption. 1t is guaran-
teed 10 bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection OF throat, lungs or
chest, such rs consumption, inflammation
OF lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, ETC., etc, 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe,
md can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Coz
drug store. /
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Hucklen,a Arnicn EnlYa.

The best salve in tho world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaina,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by. Logan Drug Co.
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An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. Spleen
did for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
ior twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'s. 500
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%ScRorULA is transmitted from parent
child, and thus becomes d family inherit.
ance for generations. 1t is, therefore,
the duty Of every scrofulous person to
cleanse his blood by a thorough and per-
sistent curse Of Ayers sarsaparilla. .
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Tho Famous
WILBUR OPERA COMPANY,
Real Estate,
FOR SALE,

Eight Hoomcd dwelling, lle South Pom
street. desirable property. tl.OoO.
SIX lIoomcd dwelling. l2l Zane street, s2.pon,
Five loomcd dwelling. u North Broadway
street. si,,OJ. 80
Three toomcd brick dwelling, 10 South Huron
street, sl,NN.
DoIhl. frame house containing ten rooms.
rents Tor IL per month, for Si.GCO cash.
Six r0oiRed dwelling, lot 101300, III Twenty.
ninth street, 81 $50. ~
Sl.SO. ''
building lots on the Island, East Wheeling
Shilh Wheeling. Blkrs md prices 10 sui. pur.
chaser. I'0'T "
Stocks bought anu sold. Loans negotiated.
G. .. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
hpa l2n Main street,
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Sick ~IJrnilnrhe.

Loose's Red Glover Pills Cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stlpation. 25c per Box, s Boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. Daw
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CHE S%t1trlliofnter.
once Nus. "a and VI Fourteenth Street.
NJ LOVE Is LIKE A SONG.

" ..
ItGftoor IN Frank ksiie's Monthly.
Ny loyc Is not like aay Aowes;
For flowers live but d day,
y n any one but for an hour,
Thon dying, fades away, .n. "a
Hut my sweet love In ike a song,
That slnks Into the heart,
And 4aee,s there 80 very toir,
1t most becomes 4 part.
Mylovc Is not like any star;
For hinrs but shine Ut n!ght, l
And then Ills only from aiar
2aas s'a's appear SO bright;
bMt my sweet love Is Ike a song,
That btlphtens all the day,
That rolls the wheels OF Time along.
And drives the night away.
Myldvc Is not Ike any one
That mighty pens have malc.
Lake no fair Image meath the sun,
No bird In field OF glNde:
Blt my sweet love IL like a song,
Alike to hut and throAc,
Agiotious thing before the throDv.
sweet, mild thing alone.
H1nrT 1TTnrY
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, April observation-disclosures, !, nm
head; shipments 1900 head; market ntronrer:
beeyc' s. 0hs 20: steers s. 5oai 50; stockcrs and
feeders !! aOas ~; cows, bulls and mixed
= gay %; Texas corn fed steers 50 o0as IS; grass
tetans =. gaS y. itoss- keccipts 90.OCO hca1;
MIXED s. loa4 40: heavy S. leSi 42IS; iisht 81 lre
! Us; sElps s. 0cai %. Sheep KccciSis i0,OOO
head; shipments loo had; market slow and
weaker; TEXANS 81 alas 80; lambs IS OOa6 50. i
Fast LIBERTY, PA,Anr!l l7.-caule-Receip,,
-! neHS; .nipnents lss head; nothing doing ali
head; shipments l0ohesd; steady; Medium and
selected II 5oAi s.: common 10 best YorIers 81 40
AZ ~; piss 81 l0st %. sheep-ReccIpts j. 80 head
prices, i.E aHI'.G - 80" 'S"''o0 :
CINCINNATI. O.. April l7.-Hoga steady; com.
, y Iss a!'1 4, .'xns y 3oas "; packing and. butchers
head. ' -" A'"e
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Grape Vines, Trees, Flowers,e etc
Grape Vines for Spring Of 1890.

NO Varieties OF the Best Old and New Cranes
Grown III This Country. "a Concord, Ives, Hari.
Champion, Alva, Ayawam, Seneca, Salem,
Goethe, or wayden's, for 81 O0. 10 Pockl!ngton,
~JcIlcfson, Lady, 7 telegraph. Harry, Wilder, Dcla.
ware. Brighton or duchess. for 81 90. 6 Niagara.
Hoofc's Early or Empire state. for 81 ". In a col
class. AMI very low by tho 100 or 800.
Strawberries In great variety. including latest
novelties. Very low In large quantities. Also
RAs pberfIes, Diackberrics, Currants and Coos,
berries IN variety. Persons desiring to plant
small fruits Grc requested to send list OF what
they want. to be priced. before ordering else.
where. Address. ". NJ. DUNLAP, ! IL
TEA Nest Alexander, Pa,,
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INV ioRk. April l7.--Trade In dry goods con.
unued moderate At first hands and I'LL with Job.
esta. WtshSgoods were more active. and The
Distribution o. staple goods was steady, There
was guy q light request for spot goods at the
hands OF AGENTS. but il fair movement In The wpy
Of orders for a few fall tpecial,Ies.
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1T is wonderful" said Spriggs.
"What2" "The number OF holes a
porous plaster factory can use up in a
yparn
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,G.ScISSATt. o., April Iz.--cot.on firm; mid.
aiiuH lI%c. - Ssi' ha0s4- 1S.
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nnClNWYAw

" AIR. wv y, WILL III
csse al Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Head.
seho. Indigestion, CONSTRUCTION or cos,iveness
NJ cannot euro with Vests Vegetable Live!
Pills, when tho directions arc strictly compiled
with. They arc purely vesetAbie and never i.il
Moxees, containing 80 Pulls. 25 cents. Fewarc Of
eouatcriaI;s and limitations: The %genulne man.
nnisctUrcd only ny John C. West + Co. Sold by
| NOLAN BROTHERs, cor. Market and Twelfth
J etree,s, wheeling W.yA.
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NEW foEx, april r7.-Petrolcum opened
s1ot y, At ss I1. e.. 1I. quickly became strong:
go W. 1 81! aa ,rs 10 sl77..c and closed dull at
coded aud closed siea4y nj ssstc. siocE Es.
ehunge; Opening a. Y highest SEC; loves,
Sf..c; CLOSING at s'}sc, Sales Az. 900 barrels.
OIL CITY, PAL. Apriil7.-pet,oleum opened al
w.; nishest SING: lowest SIC; closed 81 SSss.c:
KY. ,Su,ue barrels: charters W,Ga5 barrels;
snlp"c"'s 'o'9lo barrels; runs -7,bil barrels.
9 BhabyoEo, u. Arrill7.-Pe.roleum opened a,
clearAnces Tvs .0O barrels. '"N''Is'E'
PITTSBURGH, Pa, ,AprtI. lz,-Pe,ro|eum dull.
o out MN; opened ut sig; closed al S355lc; high.
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Metals,

NEW foRH. April l7.-pIy iron easy nj 81 s.,
Tlu steady: Straits SO 50, -f-'
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Steamers;


For Cincinnati. Louisville, Mem-
pills, St. Lou!s. New Orleans,
and Intermediate Points,
viii leave whatfboat, loot OF Eleventh street.
daily Monday excepted, a. follows: !"
IT, Steamer "KEYsIUNE STATE. +"
ts&$.s?? Thomas CaitOou. Master; Charlie,
HadIa41f Knox, Clerk every Tuc&day at q. IN.
~ Steamer "ANDEs," Z, b. Coonar
tS,2Mntcr; AL. J. Slsven, Cle:k; eyorr
EasSn~sa Wednesday At 7 n. m.
r steamer "HUBS0N," J. r. Ellison
lsstst7 Master: Dan Lacey, Clerk: ever
NGA&SaThIrsiay xt 7 q. m. a.
H.s. RleamerC C. ". BATCUELOR, Ceorve
lESSttSO'Eeal. Master; 7. G. roc,' Clerf.
mGs"A1as every Friday at a. m.
nv;S. Steamer SCOTIA" John NJ. Phil,
ttsSsttEtli lips, Master; Robt II. Kerr, CLERK.
L|SS every Saturday nj a. m.
re- Steamer "RAtSBOW." Chris a
! Young MISTER; julie Wehrnan, Clerk:
ea-aevely Sunday NJ "a. m. IL
f!ntClsss iare. Wheeling to Cincinnati. 40.
Round trip. $40. Meals md btatc.roOm in,
cludcd. Tickets transferable, and good until
used, For freight or passage apply on board, or
n"'s FRANK RoOTH. Agent. :
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FRo8 WHEELING srAT1or

1a m5H, "a y, the Pittsburgh; Cincinnati 4 st.
inE for sssnabsnville, Pittsburgh and ldda ,ts Esst.
6:3G. NJ, i2:f5 J.: IN $50 PIN, and $40 n I'm" M
for Golu% az Cincinnati. indianapolis sni 81,
a aSai ch Ia =: III r.: sp y , = ?; m: Fsr Columbus
Ing at $50 4. M. 1000 a. m, 2:15 D.. M. and ss =
? Trains leaving nt6:20 a. m. and arriving
a. s:3 p. M. run solid between Wheclinv IA
flt36nrgh: Al trains daily except SUNDAY. !"
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1o'e'nt1ene Ruu otHEo HUHHB uHII HHU s1cAuy.
BONDS NJ STOCK QUoTArioSs-cIosyn Mn

'Nt 80
y. S.4srcg.."".."...l22 IohIo 4 Mississippi. 10
y. !. Is coupons...l2 do prcicrred...... ~
y. =. 4Iss rcs..."..-lGl Oregon lmpr' vent AK
U. !. ~ couloll.... ~ y Oregon Eav......... =, lOlE
iheinc Is OF v5"-.ll6 I0regOn Tram. .....,.. 37H
Adams Express. ..lD lracIlc Mail..,..... Iln
American E1prcss-ll4 Extraordinarily
Canada Pacltc....... %7li1lPullman Pn.acc,,.,,ls0H
Canada Southern. H1s Reading ......,,,.... Az
Genital raCiilc..... II lRock Island ...,,.,... VIZ
Chesapeake ( Ohio 2ibfst.L, L sau Fran. lGE
do first preferred. 6i%ISt Paul.,.....". az.
70 becohu pfetd- u do preferred. .....lllI
Chi. Bur. LQuincy .l0F1iI5t. PAIL & Omaha. ~
Del. 4 Hudson. ...l52l do preferred. .. Ijh
Del. Lack & v est.-.lSy Tenn. Coal & Iron. 30
Denver 4 X. G........ 10 Texas Paciflc...,,.,, 1917
tle......-........... .l2Iuuion Pacific ...,,,, GSX
Fort wayne ."......15s US Express -..,,., 70
Illinois central .......lI5 W, ST.. L.& p. l9sI
Kansas 4 Tcxas...... III do ptcierrei..,,,,, aG.s
Lake Shore. ..,.. ,,.,l O7L X, Wells.Fargo Ex. lI0
Louisville Nash SJAIWcstern Unlon.... Sok
Memphis Chas... On lam. Cotton OIL. ia
Michigan Central. IS colorado Coal.,,.... 81
Missouri Pacitic..,. ~! Iron 'lSi'
Nashville & CHAT 100 Quiclsilyer..,..'j ~
NewIerseyC Genital. l2O1.l do prcterrej.."" a;ISa
Norfolk L W.prefd wi tro.,,,,,n..,.."" "a
Pacific. -. 3yA| Rlchm'd & ", pr. plk
DO preferred. ...- ~ AtchiSon ....,.,....... 3slss
" ;-"..ii Lead Trist.."........ l7]]t
new York Central iU5E
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80 Central Standard Time.
.yWgnnSylVdnidl jnRS.]

~ From Bridgeport Station
Trains via tho Cleveland 4 pit,.bu,a h ~,
road leave BRIDGEPORT for Pittsburgh. Cbi " =
and CLEVELAND, 4;5o a. N. For Pittsnn,,Lh n WY
z: M; Spoh Chicago aud Cleveland, liz - o ~
F ;an f ~! s'Tss al.d Now York, 2:a ~ Far
Trains arrive at bridgeport at 1883 I. m tc.,,
.. m: l2:8 p. m, 4:37 p. M, and 7:bs ~ ~ Wa
On sstuId rs onl!y-For East Liycrpoul, G.,t
?. NJ; from EAlt Liverpool, U:l2 n m ,pooI, VIZ
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BURLINGTON ROUTE,
g6r---- If;
c H ZAP LA N DIS
~. IN THE
WAS'L9 IL

Along the lines OF the BURLINGTON ROUTE
In Se6t%skM, coi"r.a S;, M W onp i, a msw ee'.n.
Ian. In that lcrsl,nry. there is sill some Gov.
. am", i and Rwnittug settlement, rs well as
OH esi,'T : snear land held ~ iGdiyidMsisi The !, ian ms
NC among Inc as,, Sss; to "a and asd s1 suyMhg psr pc sns
IN NO comparatIvcly new districts are many
rnr = law rate Of ,lat class Of restless pioneer set
tlcfss. who src really At Al! times s,, TO- mSye hv v1 ,nc
I1uit,irITJSSEToN;S lines west Of the Missouri
REsnt tie,e arc in The Vicinity o. two 'hnndrs1,
,,,r t,tSts, which eNTr to Manufacturer anu
SaS.asss men a eS, :, s%t S S,rSSst!1naEy . ,a 1eea az.
. ~ h n"r,nhlctsi and other matter giving
location md iull particulars concerning these
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs-pn and after NOV. a, lsso.-Ex.
PLANTATION OF REyEREscx MARKS. sDAlly. tSun.
day excepted. monday excepted. lsatutday
excepted. sunday only. Saturday only
KAltern Standard time, o.. %
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VAN HourEN's Cocoa = delicious
made instantly. aNiJ "a ~ Gh .ls7!.
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Through tickets and baggage checked. IL Al Z
points: For rates and other Information sdI,oss
1o, HI vi. HRaoESbtS Yso 9. ~, raikelsburE.
: Nv. II. OSBORN. g.. r. A., pomn,ow M.
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DAsE BALL-CONARD 4 co.
We will opcn our BASE BALLENCHAEgE A.
Louis rnrvs, 10. lS.s Market street. on rr!uhy
afternoon, AprIl 4, Front and rear entfanSs'
All gaines will be received by iaalaSs.
Il pCOSARD&C co.
SAN lIYAys. Pool Scllcr, Arn-
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a MAP OF TIE UNITED STATES,

A,Msc. haud.omc Map Of the United ,s s,a sHS
sui,ihi"s far oGlce or home use, and issued, BY
lie nURiiSGTDS ROUTE, VIII he furnished
responsible parties on application TO the under
AlIIlLl
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PLAYING CARDS.

For 10 cents, either In postage or W aapplSlns
nj Room, II. G., b. & Or. Il. Genera, once cor.
ncr Of Adams md franklin streets, CnicaS3, you
can obtain 4 pack Of best quality flaylne easua'
p. s.. EUST!S,
Gcnl Pass, md ticket Agt: G., B;&Q.R;R. /,
MA Chicago. III.
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liyou do not want thcsills ofyour barns
and sheds to decay, keep the dirt away
IRON them so that they will remain con-
stantly dry. This is easier than putting
in n n ,- etlIn NOD" 70. r'sfhr. tHr"la
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-15

SsVsryDOdy HtlIGIEs we carry thu
largest stock in the territory
In our line. consequently
we defy competition in
quality ar in priCes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-15
Keep Your Blood Pure.

Impure blood, however generated, is
always present in the body when pain is
felt; it spreads and ferments wherever a
weak spot exists.
Take Brandreth's Pills to make the
blood pure and expel all that is hurtful to
the system. They are the one great and
unfailng remedy. They cleanse the
bowels and restore equal circulation
throughout the body. They preserve the
yiyor of youth and often save life.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-15

Supt. Dyer, of the Santa Fe, has been
at CerriIlos this week, and he said that
Cerrillos coal shippers were at present
better supplied with cars than the com
pany's own mines, they being at least
200 cars behind their present southern
Pacific orders, and that it would be abso'
lutely necessary to increase the number
of coal cars for winter use to the extent
of several thousands
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-15
Editors who Wore There.

The following Republican editors are
delegates to the territorial Republican
convention: Max. Frost, New MEXICAN
Santa Fe; Russ Kister, Optic, Las Vegas
T. w. Collier, Range, Ration; W. S. Will
Jams and Chas Leicham, Chieftain, So
cor.o Chas z. Metcalf, Republican, Las
Cruces J. E. Curren, Enterprise, Clay
ton; Jose Segura, Ell Boletin Popular
Santa Fe.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-15

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