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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-07
WASHINGTON MATTERS.
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

WAsHINGroN, May 6.-Delegate Joseph
of New Mexico, to-day introduced a bill
granting land to the territory of New
Mexico for common school, university
and other purposes. 1t provides for a
very generous allotment of land to the
territory. 1t grants four sections in every
township numbered s, lG, "a and So for
the support of the common schools, and
grants % per cent of the proceeds from
the sale of public lands for a permanent
school fund, and grants 100000 acres of
land for each of these purposes: Public
building, penitentiary, university, insane
asylum, deaf and dumb institute, school
of mines, normal and reform school, and
grants 100000 acres for the establish
ment of permanent water reservoirs.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-07

CHICAGO, May 7. -- The carpenters
strike was finally settled to-day, when
representatives of the carpenters coun.
Gil and the new Boss Carpenters assocla-
ton signed the agreement reached by the
arbitration committee yesterday.
There now seems to be no prospect OF
settlement of the coal miners strike.
According to the News, Il general strike
of 10000 miners is imminent. About
12,OO0 now are out. The demand is for
an increase IL cents per ton.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-07
CENSUS WORK.

In month the actual work of taking
the census will begin. The preparations
are now well under way and the busiest
place just now in connection with the CEN
sus work is i'll the warehouse in this city
where the population schedules are stored.
There are some 10000, 900 of these sched-
ules, and force of men is hard at work
packing them into boxes to be sent to the
census supervisors to be distributed
among the enumerators. They are packed
in boxes, which weigh, when full, 237
pounds. There are to be 4,5O0 boxes in
all, and by the end OF the present week,
it is expected that they will all be shipped.
The boxes are sent by mail. They are
perhaps the bulkiest pieces of mail matter
that have yet been received in q postal
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10
Scaly Skin Diseases

Psoriasis s years covering face, head,
and entire bpdy With white sesos.
Skin red, Itchy anu bieeolns HAIR
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My disease (psor:asis) FIST broke out on my
left cheek, spreading across my nose, ana almost
covering my face. Ii Tan into my eyes, md the
ply Isl ian was sfraid would lose my etesight 81
togt ther. II spread all over my head, and my
hair ali fell out, until was Entirely bal headed
10 then broke out on my arms and shoulders, un
til my arms were just one sore. III covered my
entire body, my faJe, head, and shouid~rs beng
the wo.st. The white scabs fell CONSTANT. from
my head, shoulders, and srns the skin would
thIcken AMI be red and very itchy, aud would
crack and bleed If scratched. AfIer speot ing
many hund -eis of dollars / Was pron un'ed in
durable. heard of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES,
and after using two bo' tie CUTIcuRA EEsovEST,
could see q Change aud after after had taken
four bott Ies . was almost cured ana when
nsed six bottles of CGTIcURk EEsoyEST and one
OK of CUTIcuRA, ard one cake of CUTiCVRA Soar,
was cured of the dis ase from which suffered
for hive years. thought the disfase would leave
very deep scar. but the CU1IcUEA hENEDIE'
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with pen what suffered before using the CUT
cURA rEnEDIEs. They saved my life, aud feel
It nv duty 10 recommend them. My bar Is lie.
stored as good as ever, and so is my ey esight.
know of Others who have receivnd great bene
from their use.
Mas ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa.
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SUNDAY MORNING.

Another sabbath morn. Another
step toward that boundless eternity.
No morns may dawn, no suns may
rise or set, no nights to divide sue
ceeding days, and months and years
and ages have no significance in tn,
great Forever.
Well may we welcome the advent
of the sacred day, that comes to us
with the music of its silvery bells
the golden clasp that binds the vol
ume of the week. There is rest from
toll and an opportunity for reflection |;
brief cessation from the endless
round of the treadmill of labor, and a
chance for retrospection. Where are
the Sabbaths of the years agone
they rise in succession, in memory,
like q line of gilded time marks, that
link the days of childhood to the
present !
Old age, with silvered hair and
lettering limbs, will look into the
dim vista of the past, and behold
how from infancy the days, weeks,
months and years have slowly crept
upon it in its hours of solitude, unit
it wishes this Sabbath morn it had
| those days to live over again. Men
conjecture to themselves how differ.
emily they would lead them; how
cautiously every movement of their
transactions OF business would be con-
Quoted; how they would refrain from
the temptations that have beset them
But to-day it is too late. The
years have moved along
steady and uninterrupted for their
benefit; they have had the privilege
of enjoying them. The die is cast
Yet the mind will turn and linger
lovingly, though sadly over the past.
But the Past is gone, and the
Future, in which our destiny is hid
den, is before us. Let the dead bury
its dead, and turn we to the living
realities with which we have to deal.
Ere smother Sabbath morn, there will
be vacancies in the ranks of the living
made by the Reaper Death. Let our
house be in order, that we may not be
taken unawares.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The BAzoo is authorized to announce
Ioeeph s. Hughes as candidate Tor treas
urer of Pettis county, subject TO the action
of the democratic party.
Tn. BAzoc is authorized to announce j.
p. Kemp p a candidate for sheriff o.
Pettis county, subject to the action O
the democratic party.
The BAzoo is suthGJizsa to "a ann aSeE
Pettis county, subject to the action Of tn
democratic party.
The BAzoo is authorized to announce ]
subject to the decision of the democratic
party,
The BAzoo is authorised to anuounc.
J. "a. Pilkiueton as a candidate for recorder
of Pettis county, subject to the action o.
the democratic party.
The BAzoo is authorized to ANNOUNCE
Aug. T. Fleischmann as a candidate for
treasurer of Pettis county, subject TO the
action of the democratic party.
The BAzoo is authorized to an ,ounce T.
A. Fowler as candidate for reelection TO
the Office of circuit clerk. subject to the
action of the democratic partv.
The BAzoo is authorized to announce
James 8 Hopkins rs a candidate for
county collector, subject to the decision Of
the democratic party.
The BAzoo is authorized to announce
w. S. Baker as a candidate for collector
of Pettis county, subject to the action Of
the democratic party.
The BAzoo is authorized to announce
Thos. P. Hoy as candidate for probate
judge. subject to the action OF the demo
cratic party.
The BAzoo is authorized to announce j
n. Logan, as q candidate for assessor fol
Pettis county, subject to the decision Of
the democratic primary.
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The census enumeration has 10 stand
great deal. The papers are not
content to heap indignities upon him
by saying that he NEEDLES with other
peoples business by asking QUESTIONS
that does not concern him, but one
paper steps too far when gave utter
ance to this:
"The census taker is on the ramble
Don't mistake him for pesky book OF
map agent, or peddier of pumkil
GOOD Ho 10 .l,~ ------t ~ IInnl.
Sam, who will give your age, birth
and how many chickens the old speck
ed hen that your grandmother had
raised during the long yesIs it made
the b,rnyard its home. Treat your
caller well, he is a tender-foot and
bashful."
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-Tarkio is hav ng q run just now
on golden weddings.

-Tarkio is hav ng q run just now
on golden weddings.
When Ed holland goes west to
begin life anew he will never ''stay
in" on less than q straight flush or
four aces.
After tbs seoson no one now liv-
ing in Missouri can say they never
had9as many awberrics as they
could eat.
"A Moberly man has q chicken
with only one wing. A breed of fowls
of that kind would be highly desirs bic
for culinary purposes.
Two women have brought suit
for divorce against George w. Bach
elor of Dunklin county. That proves
conclu.ively that there is nothing
whatever In a name.
The guesses on the population of
st. Joseph are coming in 10 the Her
aid office by the hundreds. In a town
like St. Joseph it is easy enough to
come within 10000 to $1,000 Of the
rue number.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10

Old Man Murderer williamson
sort OF later edition of Kansas Bend.
er. has given Sedalis large amount Of
snenviable advertising. When the
old man plays the star engagement
his last appearance under the able
management of Sheriff Smith, he again
win make fame. Such as it is to the
Queen City.
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The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat
cant't sleep, can; think, can't do anything
to your satisfaction. and you wonder what
ais you. You should heed the warning
you are taking the FIRST step into Nervous
Prostitution. You need a Nervous Tonic
and in Electric Bitters you will find the
exact remedy for restoring your nervous
system to its normal, healthy condition,
Surprising results follow the use of this
great Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your
appetite returns, good digestion is restored,
and the Liver and Kidneys resume their
healthy action. Try bottle. Price 50c
at Mertz & Hale's drug store.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10

The Stone county Oracle says that
Farmer Wade has only ten support
ers in that county. This is ten more
than be ought to have. Aside from
the court house jobs at Springfield, be
has been representing the eastern man.
ufacturers in congress and not the peo
ple of his district. He even deserted
Missouri In the race for the World:
fair.
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WE KNOW HIM.

He was up in the mathematics. had a taste
for hydrostaiics. and could talk about
astronomy from Aristarchus down;
He could tell what kind OF beans were de-
voured by the Chaldeans, ard he knew
the date of every joke made bJ q circus
clown.
He was versed in evolution, and would in
stance the poor Russiin as type OF
despotism in the modern age OF man
He could write page of matter on the dill
ferent kinds of batter used In making
fiinty gimcracks on the modern cooking
plan.
He could revel in statistics, he was we'll up
in the fistics, knew the pedigree OF
horses, dating way back f;om the ark.
Far snd wide his tips were quoted, an his
base. ball stCff. was noted. In political
predictions be would always his the
mark.
He could write upon the tariff, and he
didn't seem To care il be was called Oh to
review a book or write poem or two;
He could boil down stuff and edit, knew the
value of q redit, and could hustle with
the telegraph in style excelled by few.
He could tell Just how FIRE should be
handled as = liar be was sure 10 exer'
Csc a wise, discrimin alive taste.
Re vas mild --a yet uadaunted. aud nc
matter what was wanted he was always
sure 10 get it first, yet meyer was in haste
But. despite bis reputation as brainy az
gregation, he was known 10 be dehcien
In q manner 10 provoke
For no matter when you met him he wou {
borrow, If yon let him, and be sex med u
have the faculty of always being broke
Journalist
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M. G. Brown went to St. LOU

M. G. Brown went to St. Louis,
Sunday.
Crawford Marmaduke went 20
Msrshall Saturday.
Miss Sallie Browning went to
Kansas City yesterday.
Col. D. w. Marmaduke came in
from st Louis Wednesday.
w. III. Godlove and son Willie
went to St. Louis, Monday.
Fred Kinchelaw, of Nelson, Mo.
is in this city visiting relatives.
w. G. Kelley and family are
visiting the family of Chattan Kelley.
Mrs. Nj. E. Bergman, of Mar
shall, is visiting relatives in this city.
Prof. F. FL. Triplett and family
went to Osceola, Mo-, to visit fer the
summer.
j. Wall and daughters went t.
Elmwood, Neb., Tuesday to visit a
few days.
Leslie Marmaduke, was regis
terei at the Llndel hotel at st. Louis,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Lynden, of Harrison.
vile, is visiting Mrs. Taylor Wilson.
OF this city.
-Jno. and Ed Gross of Sedalia,
were In this city last Sunday wishing
their parents.
Harry Parsons left Monday for
Missopla, Mont, via the Rockies and
Salt Lake City.
&C. L. Jones went to Excelsior
Springs, Wednesday, to attend the
druggists convention.
Mrs. j. T. Kemp and Mrs. Null
Inns. of Longwood, were visiting their
sister, Mrs. Stallings, last week.
Mrs. Grant, Mathews, of Black
burn, is in the city visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Brady.
Misses Matte Yaniis and Fannie
Doysdale, went to Lexington to at
tend the banquet of the City Krauko
club.
Miss Laura Galaxy left last FRI
day for Lexington, to attend the
opening exercises of the Central col.
Iege.
Yrs. Nj. G. Brown returned
from Denver, COL, Monday, where
she had been visiting for the past ten
days.
Mrs. Homer Danford, of st.
Louis, who bas been visiting her par
ents in this city for the past week,
returned home Tuesday.
Miss Maud GodIove returned
home Saturday from an extended
visit 10 St. Louis. Montgomery City,
and other points in the state.
Misses Cora and Mollie Young,
o. Omaha, Neb., were in this city Wis
iting the family of j. A. Clayton
they returned home Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. III. HI. Neef and
daughter, Miss Bertha, of Jefferson
City, came up Sunday to visit Mrs.
A. Meyer, returning home Sunday.
Miss Bertha will remain short time
in this city.
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Press Meeting mt So. Joe.

There will be meeting of all of
the members of the Missouri Press
who are in attendance at the
St. Joe convention at the Pacific
Hotel on Wednesday June 18th. ALI
newspaper men are cordially invited
to be present as matters of importance
to all journalists in the state will be
discussed.
j. w. JACKS, E. w. STEPHENS,
Secretary. President.
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Cuticura Rasolvent,

The new b. God and skin Purifier and rurest and
resi- Of HumOr Remedies, internally and CuTIcURA
The great Skin Cure. an" CUrIcrRA SOAP, I'D ex-
ouisife Skin BsxutifieT, exTer ally, say'
cured thousands of csses where the shedding o
bleeding burning. and Itcaing almost beyonC
human endurance. hair lifeess or all gone, suffer
ing terrible What other remedies have made
such cures.
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After having lived all her life !,

After having lived all her life in
abject poverty, Mrs. DR.. Peter Tenn
pie, of Lexington, dropped dead yes.
terday from heart disease as she was
on the point of coming into possession
of large landed estate in Chicago and
Peoria, ILL.,, TO which she had proved
her title.
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A call has been issued for National

A call has been issued for National
convention of the tgreenback party tc
prepare for the campaign of 1892
The cali is signed by Chairman Jones.
By that token We know that there
still exists head to the greenback
party. 1t will not be easy to discover
that there is not anything more to
this political organization than this
one small head.
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HERE AND THERE.

Sam Jones is going to "stomp or
the devils tail feathers" in Richmond,
Va. beginning June 8.
e. j. Catiell, q st. Paul broker,
has skipped, leaving his firm and Gus
TONERS In the lurch for $4,000.
The price of ice has already be-
come serious question 10 many OF
the larger cities, the natural result oil
short crop.
AT the recent town election IT,
Oswego. Ill.,, the young meu pooled
issues with the pastors and got there
in fine style.
The state auditor, Friday, regis
tered SIS, 900 of st. Charles city bonds
They are 5 20 bonds and are for the
purpose of putting in an electric light
plant.
We are now assured by Congress
man Bingham, Of Philadelphia, that
we will be enjoying the ben; hit de-
rived from one cent postage in less
three years. Good enough.
1T is hard on a young man 10
spend three months in deciding which
of two girls he vi choose for his wife
and then find out when he proposes
That neither of them will have him.
In some sections of Illinois the
saw-fies are devouriDg the wheat
fields, which are being largely re-
planted in corn. Il the flies don't lei
up soon wheat will be gold this year.
TO prove that an alderman's life
is not alwaysa happy one it is only
necessary 10 record the humlIaiihg
fact that eight of the city fathers in
Des Moines, Iowa, have been indicted.
There seems to be every indica-
ton that the Chicago Stock Yards
Co., will soon be controlled by an
English company. If the English
people psy the price asked they will
get it.
Some fend has been poisoning
many ofthe good dogs in Grand Ha-
ven, Mich. If the fellow will confne
himself exclusively to ours ne can
find steady employment and good
pay.
The agent of one Of the steamship
lines in New York remarked lately
that sbcut one half the tourists start
ing abroad at this season of the year
had the word Reverend" printed be-
fore their names
Mr.. Blaine is set down as for
Depew in 1892 by those who ought to
know. Perhaps President Harrison
may deem it worth his while to look
into this. There must be no mutiny
aboard ship.
Hon. j. S. Clark is soon to re-
tire from the Office of first assistant
pos,m ister general, and it is believed
generally that Mr.. s. A. Whitehead,
now second assistant, will be pro-
NOTED to gil the vacancy.
-Embszzlers should remember
when they run away, that Canada is
no longer refuge. An Ohio official
took the old trail with a pa TRY thous-
and dollars the other day, and already
under the new extradition treaty he is
to be called back.
AT Christian college, Columbia,
historic junior essay contest took place,
five young ladies competing for the
two gold models. The first medal
was awarded to Miss Mamie Vivian
of Galloway coun y, and the second
to Miss Ssllie Kneisley, of Columbia.
The owners of the Missouri river
steamer, Helena, have purchased the
Pin Oak, light draught boat on the
Gasconade, and nave transferred the
same to the Osaae. The Pin Oak is
constructed expressly for boating over
shallow shoals and will be used on the
upper Usage river trade.
There was meeting of The direc-
tors of the Ksnsas City Packet Co.,
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Springfield went to work to secure
a stove factory and a sewerage. 1t
was long, bard pull aud Was per-
haps costly but they have something
that they can point to with pride and
something that will build up the
town. Sedalia could have the same
if she wished it so. Let her mer-
chants get together, lay out their
plans and then pull like one man for
that one thing and it will be bound
to come. The cspiatI will come of Its
own accord q The factories also,
iu.t sit still and watch 'em.
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at Kansas City Monday. The second
boat Of the line will be launched
about the 18th of next month aud
will be named "KaDsas City" She
will be counterpart of the steamer
GA. L. Mason" that is now ready for
running on the river.
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The president has issued orders for
the immediate removal of a large
number of cattle from the indian terri
tory. This may cause the live stock
market to drop, but the retail trade
will remain at the old figures.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-10

The wretched condition of the pave.
ment on the north side of High street,
between Adams and Jackson, is a
matter which should receive the at.
tentiun of the council without further
delay-Jefferson City Tribune.
Sure that's all !?
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A few greenbackers assembled in
Alabama the other day: and after
several hours of tedious work man
sged to get enough voters together to
make ticket.
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Hibbard' Rheumatic LIVER Pills

These pills are scientifically ,mpodpd ed,
uniform in action. No gripping pain 90
commonly following the use of pills. They
are adapted to both adults and children
with perfect ETY.. We guarantee they
have o" gu in the cure of Sick Hes d.
ache, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Bilious.
ness, and, as an appetizer, they excel sny
other preparation. w. E. Bard, druggist
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Tires Reset

Tires reset, Sl.00 per set at the wood
aud cal yard, opposite city scales. Salts.
faction given or no pay. No heating tire
or dishing wheels.
6-8d6tw3t. RUSSELL JENNINGS.
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The German emperor notified Bis.
march that he must quit criticising the
government or something would
adrap."
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A California paper uses the follow
ing motto: "He that hath mouth
of his own must not say to another,
blow"
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J. WEST GOODWIN PRINTING

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the WEEKLY forwarding orders for the SEDAA WEEKLY
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Schools out.

Ohio street is famous now. 1t is
beautiful since it was paved.
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DINPLEs. hlsck-heads, red, rough, chapped ,an'
Tia oily skin p,even ed by CuTIcuRA SOAP.
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FARM LOANS. S 81 IS q k ASP

In Pettis County, at 8 per cent. interest
with special priv eyes, Including partial
payments.
BOZ HWELL & JAYNES, Attys.
t-lSd&wlv Democrat building, Sed aiis
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-Moberly will have new amphi.
theater at the fair grounds.
The Republican., 1890-05-31
CHAPTER 329.
AN ACT


To provide for recording mortgages in Gar
rett County in seperate book, ana arth0r-
ize the Clerk of the Circuit Court to mr.
chase an index book, apdt1 index ali mort
cages in said County in lid separate index
book. and to require the County Gomn,is-
sloners to pay for said index and indexing,
SECTION |; BE it enacted by the General AS
sempiy OF Maryland, That the CLERK Of the
Circuit Court for Garrett county be and he is
hereby n authorized thor and REQUIRED to purchase
office, to be kept for the sole purpose Of index
ing mortgages in said office =
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That The clerk
of the Circuit Court for Garrett Countv 40 and
he is hereby required to index ali MORTGAGES
and blils OF sale in said county in said index
book, and to use said index for the nnrnore of
indeXing mortgages and bills of sale only,
SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the connty
Commissioners of Garrett County shall nav
for the index and indexing hereinbefora nro-
Vided for III the same manner that other
County charges are paid for in said Connty.
SEC 4. And be it enacted, That tbis act
shall take effect from the date of its passage
5F 81 Approved April 5, 1890.