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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18

You should try those India teas at No. 6.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-18
AT THE CENSUS OFFICE.
Progress OF the Work of Districttng the
Counties Qualifications If Emu
meTatOTs.

These are busy times at the Office Of
Census Enumeration Sanchez. To-day II
reporter for the NE8 MEXICAN spent an
nour there taking notes of the work. a
great many applications for appointment
rs enumerators have already been re
ceived, but thus far no appointments
nave been decided upon. The enumera-
rors must he men of intelligence good
penmen, and able to do the work in the
English language. They must reside in
the district III which they are ap-
pointed, except if no competent man is
found in that district he may be APP
pointed from any other part Of the coun-
ly. Politics don't count; competent ex-
soldiers have the preference. Appiica-
t ons for The position OF enumerator must
be made on blank forms, which will be
sent on request at the office OF New Next
cos supervisor of census. These blanks
are very rigid in form; the applicant has
to fiji it out ia his own handwriting: is
required to make q brief statement as TO
place of birth, present legal residence, the
principal facts of education and profess
slona or business experience, including
statement of all national, state, county,
or municipal offices held at any time, and
the place and nature of present occupa-
ton"
Compensation will he based on the per
capita III thlckly settled districts and per
diem in sparsely settled districts. This
matter has not yet been finally deter
mined by Major Sanchez.
Thus far and subject to revision the fol-
lowing counties have been apportioned
into districts:
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Try the Monarch corn at Emmert's.

John Mccullough Havana cigar, SC, at
Colorado saloon.
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Calves feet jelly at No. 6.
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado "a
loon,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25
PERSONAL.

WILLIAM MURRAY GRAYpoN, a Harris
burg lawyer, has written several good
stories.
DIR. NoRvIS GREEN, president of the
western Union telegraph company, will
celebrate his golden wedding April L.
PATTI has presented TO the Boston Con-
ssrvatory or Music n medal 10 be given an
nually to the best vocalist.
ARCHBISHOP KENRICK, although now In
the eighty fourth year of his age, takes n
daily Walk OF about six miles, rain or
shine, and that has been his custom for
many years past.
REV. +. +. FLEMoS, the colored minis
ter who was remanded by Governor
Beaver upon requisition of the governor of
South Carolina foi trial for alleged mn rder
and who was acquitted, will lecture In
Harrisburg this evening.
Robert II. COLEMAN has decided To
light up Mt. Gretna park with electricity.
The plant will be ready for operation
within two months. A large stone build.
ing VIII be erected along the railroad near
the station for the engine and dynamos.
DIR. BRUESNEN, an American, has been
appointed professor of oriental philology
at Heidelburg university, being the second
instance In which an American has been
appointed a professor in German uniyer-
slty. The first was DIR. Miller, OF Philsdel-
Phia: who was appointed 10 the chair of
dentistry In Berlin.
PROF BRooKs, director of Smith obser-
vet 'ry, has verified his discovery of new
comet IN the eastern sky. Its position
Was: Right ascension, 2l hours 10 minutes:
oscinaiicn north. degrees Is minutes,
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with slow motion nortbward. Il IN Q
bright telescope object, with tail, and II
the first comet Of the year.
GEN. d. II. HAsrfNos and friend Of MS
named Yocum were years ago invited 10
address Sunday school few niles from
1}cllefonte. Yocum and the general wers
chums, and they rOomcd together. Hast
Ing made no preparation, but intended 10
speak ~ the spirit moved him. Yocum
gave his subject much thought, and finally
wrote out speech. The night before they
sitting In their room, whom Yocum
pulled out his manuscript, read the
speech, and they finally agreed that
Hastings should speak hrst. At the
school the next day the general
delivered Yocum's. set speech, and the
ever, 10 mako some laundering remarks,
but his rage was furioua He wouldn't
talk TO Hastings for long time.
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Useful Wise Men.

The professors of John Hopkins Uni
vonity have way Of distinguishing
thcmselves above the other leaders Of
sepr great institutions Of learning by
their handling Of practical ques-
1ions Of great public interest.
This Is doubtless because they
;Axs not 20 closely confined to the work
<pf teaching which monopolizes the time
q ~ some Of our most learned men when
~ might be much better occupied In
seglginal research or In other ways leav-
Ing the work Of teaching to the less bril-
lAnt men who may be equally capable
IN that line. Whatever the reason the
great Baltimore university makes itself
J6lt in practical life as well as in many
lads Of learning in way that il quite
ysmarkable. For example, the article
on electric lighting in cities, recently
i published, and Mr.. Finley's address
Zen municipal public works, are treat
nents by scholars of themes that
eose not often handled by them,
Although there Is no reason why
they should not be. The people have
= right to the brain-work of their best
thinkers on matters of great public i'm
{ portance, and the principles involved in
the lighting Of cities or in the establish
ment Of municipal public works, are
quite as important as the correction of
IN error Of several million miles In the
i calculation of the distance of the p!eiades
from the sun.
Y II is all very well to encourage the
most profound scientific and classical
I sEesearch because great things have been
accomplished for the race by deep dig
ing OF this Sort but there should also be
u T uss 'stant application Of the most scien-
,thods and the best strained thought
ss,tn ed men to the practical affairs of
Harry professors of political economy
John tn llar should be persuaded to quit
\ meerschag over abstract theories Of
. nais of pit and the bewildering forces
s bssfb9n ln human affairs, and be made
- turn their attention to the actual cri-
-, social, industrial and economical.
a<>hat may confront us. The man who
IN rs all about the difficulties, dangers
( md advantages that may confront q
u G1ty which undertakes TO do its own
& 1lyhting or TO carry on any other
1nblic work is a real benefactor,
(: ~ be may save investment in much
\ eoslly experience. There is an impress
<sGlpn that the marked tendency to muni-
olpal control Of thiRgs that are in dan
ESpr Of monopoly, is in itself a danger,
3nd the learned specialist who clearly
Y 1pdicates the danger line is public ben
<61hetor. Cities make their own gas, fur
sh1sh their own water, and there Is
- reason why they may not In time
kuven furnish steam heat 10 all the citi-
nons, ~ they do water and light. But
E ths principle may be carried 10
b - very rocks Of socialism, and
Wep- may ask the municir ality
furnish food and clothing and
~ the neccssaries OF Life In the same
ov. Can We not pay food and cloth
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l euprcne Court History and Law.


Chief Justice Paxson has delivered
Eno<hcr Of those opinions for which the
npseme court Of this state is noted
11niona which make the law instead OF
& 5Doostruing It, and make 1t badly. 1t 10
El&oE 10 be denied that the supreme court
sooes not command for itself and Its de-
Sc1sions general public applause and ap-
neUval. It lays down the law and 1t stays
- Il lays II down, since u has the last
s&ness at It, until It suits 1t TO guese
rain; which It often does under the
snless Of circumstances that rise up In
udgment against its decisions.
This last opinion 10 that city authori.
& 2o1os may not tear up y street railroad
SEack that has been relaid with rails OF
~ T style, having originally been laid
With the flat rail, which the city
loslred to be again used.
4 40 the ordinary apprehension we
mink It will seem clear that the au.
1horities the city were right In tearing
I ~ 4 rails Of Easton, laid by q street
1oilroad company without Its authority.
mt Judge Paxson says 1t was wrong
lal act, and directs the court below
: - reverse its decision and to enjoin
y Easton from disturbing the I rails.
i he has no better ground for this decl-
7 1oon than his declaration that this rail
fNas not nuisance. He is compelled
10 admit that municipality may abate
= nuisance, but he declares that this rail,
knving been laid down by . company
chartered to lay down rails In the city's
1.t< ,t1 rcl In NJ
~ was mot nuisance notwithstand-
r &ng Il was different style Of rail from
ko ordinary street rail and different
|s1Dpn the one originally laid down. He
1oasons that to require the company to
z ccnilne itself to the style Of rail origin
& nlly laid down would be to deprive 1t OF
g ~ benefit Of any advance in railroad
oiencc. But this is clearly false state
nsnt of the question, which was
whether the city was right In holding
4hat the T style Of rail was a nuisance
8 $6u Its streets.
II Ii not, as we have said, remarkable
that such reading Of the law should
0ome from the supreme court ; or from
5hief Justice Paxson, whose utteranccs
~ not habitually wise on or off the
ench. He has just given remark.
1ble illustration Of this In speech
hich be 10 reported to have made at
farewell banquet TO Mr.. Charles T.
NTH, who goes as minister to Russia
- declared that the negotiations for ths
lneka purchase riddled the Lincoln
with the shafts of criti
5 nm /; that as soon rs the purchase wa.
nAde Russian feet appeared IL
oar waters, but what for no one knew
~ even the admiral, who bore sealed
# #3nstructions /; 1t was ut time when
har Of Confederate recognition by
81 England and France was felt; chad II
come the Russian admiral would have
Il opened his instructions, and there hi
would have found orders to report with
hls splendid fleet to President Lincoln
! bpf duty"
So the chief justice Is reported to hav,
spoken. But the Alaska purchase wa
& made In 1867, two years after Lincoln,
al1assination and four years after tha
Hnmian feet appeared In New Yorl
karbor. The chief Justices history Il
equal to his law.
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ing tax as we do water and gas tax,
and II not, why not We know that
the emphatic and convincing answer IL
given by holding up tho certain and
fearful tyranny Of Socialism; but M sea
fishermen who venture nearest the rocks
often catch the most fish, 20 by carefully
drawing near to the danger line We may
achieve the best government.
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How Intelligent women D.cida

When the question has 10 he met as TO what
Is the best course tn adopt to secure a sure safe
anu agreeable remedy for those organic diseases
ana weaknesses which atiiict the female sex !
seit-treatment with Dr. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scription. IL Is an unfailng specific for period
ica pains, displacement, Internal infiamma-
uon, and all functional disorders thai render
the lives OF 50 many women miserable and 10y
less, They who try II, praise II. OF druggists.
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II IA woman would maintain her fine COM
pieNion, she must anticipate all pimples and
boiis, the outcome OF bad blood, by the early
purifier.
There is nothing more narrowing to the SYM
Patnetc mind than to hear crying baby. Dr.
Buils baby Syrup will give instant relief to
the little sufferer. For sale at oil drug stores
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An Englneer,a Ensf Rnn.

An engineer on one OF the roads entering
here In speaking last night OF fast runs said
Although my machine Is not slow, once let a
cold get SIX hours the start of me, and my ma
ehinery is no match for 1t. have for years
kept a bottle OF kemp's Balsam constantly In
my cab, and when Cough or Cold gets a start
OF this standard remedy II Is indeed a cold day
IL is sold by all druggists. 0l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25

The career Of the late John Jordan, Of
Philadelphia, 10 the subject Of high
encomium by the Philadelphia Inquirer,
In that II was life Of quiet force and
accomplishment that leaves as its monu-
ment the Historical Society Of Pennsyl-
vania, to whose creation, cultivation aud
usefulness was devoted the whole energy
Of Mr.. Jordan that he could spare from
his ordinary avocations. Tho expires.
sion Of the Inquirer IL exceedingly well
and happily made. It IL restful and
pleasant to contemplate such . career,
amid the many who occupy their lives
with aims and agencies 30 altogether
different.
Notwithstanding MFR. Jordan's great
public work he lived through a long life
and died unknown outside the circle In
which he moved which was as he
wished It To be. He did not think 1t was
right to trumpet his doings OF
to seek for them applause. He
found his reward In the growth
of the work which he loved, and his
satisfaction would have been lessened
by any suggestion that selfish thought
assoiled his labor. Such men manifestly
are not made for the foot lights Of the
theatre to shine upon and for the popu'
lace TO applaud while they live; but
wnen they die their monuments remain
and their fame 10 held through time
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Usually wear theIr badges OF authority con.
ceaied under thetf clothing, but DE- Thon,as'
Ictectr.e Oa wears It's badges in the form, of
printed labels attached To each and every bot
ue, SO that All may know Its mission. In is
given fuli ann complete authority TO arrest ali
aches ana pains, and does Its duty every time
ror sale oyw 7. Hoch, Nos. l37 and lss North
Queenstreet Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-25

Don't Forget the " Sozodont,"
but use II regularly after every meal. 1t I'M
parts a pleasant flavor to the mouth changes
offensive secretions Into health ful, invigorates
the gums, and cleanses the interstices of the
teeth. Like old Hercules, II purifies the Augean
stables which some have in their mouth.
mar2ito3l
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The Kind We I.Ike.

=, lhe medicine We most like is that which does
Us ,.s "oik " puick anu well. Burdock Blood Rifters
are the quickest kind Of a cure for dyspepsia
aud liver and kidney affections For saia hy
Lancaster. Pa, '"'s''
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10 a,ssaksr's
rmiLApELrniA, russday. March Is, isao.

here is every day when new
Bonnet time is only a couple Of
weeks away. There we're first
views last week, but the blush
isn't off the rose yet by any
means.
New shapes and new com
binations blossom in the Mil
linery Parlors each day. A
whisper Of Paris in every petal
--but grown in our own work
rooms.
Cloth Hats and Caps are
about the easiest and readiest
Of all the slam Tam crowd.
The newest School Caps are
the Club" and Outing
jockey-like, with a saucy bunchi-
ness over the visor. Mostly in
modest checks and plaids.
The Man-o-Wars are jaunty
enough for the merriest midship
mite Of them all. They smack
of salt spray if ever a hat did.
Name on band. The clipper
est thing is the price-75c for
a rig worth $3.50.
For girls the Tarpaulins are
among the nattiest, neatest for
between seasons.
North from Thirteenth and Chestnut streets
corner.
Fringed Sashes are as popu-
lar as ever. o-inch, 4 yards.
$3.3S; II-inch, ~ yards,
$3.50.
East Transept
More than three hnnayed
styles ueaO French Printed E2an-
neis, at 65e.
AS bewildering to look at as
to think Of. Plain stripes,
fancy stripes, and figures.
Meaningless words I! They
might be true Of patterns you'd
60 to sleep over. Such print
ing as this must be seen to be
fully sensed. Every line as ex-
act on the soft fuzzy face Of the
stuff as on the finest sateen.
Colors royalty rich, qualities
the best, assortment unmatched.
We believe no other retail
Flannel stock on either cont
nent is so full as this or so al
together excellent.
Southeast OF centre.
Men of taste, who are alert
for the best the world affords,
will be interested in our new
arrivals Of Hosiery and Under.
wear:
Mems Super Weight. new colors in
Merino Shirt and Drawers from Nor
Mems Super Weight Balbrlggan, new
ideas In color, color, Printed shirts and
Mems Cotton, Lise and Silk Half Hose,
black, exqnisitely embroidered In
colors, from Allen, soly & Co.. Lon
Mems Cotton, Lisle, and silk Half Hose
from the Sea Mills, Balbriggan, Ire
Such names are a guarantee
Of quality as well as style.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle.
We put in our windows hall
a dozen Parasols direct from
Paris. Exact duplicates o.
what the first Paris house ir
this line has made for the Bor
Marche Easter display.
Only the skirmish line. The
Spring army Of Parasols is
ready for your review just in
side. You'll find many new
and original developments in
these beautiful creations.
Chestnut street side. west of Main Aisle.
The Linen store gains bright
ness as the. days lengthen
Bargain spots as thick as ever
eo-inch Irish Sheeting, snow
bleach, good quality, and 81 a
yard. Another hetcheling ol
those IS a pair Irish Linen
Hemstitched Sheets, 2Hx25s
yards. Pillow Cases to match,
$I.35 a pair.
oo-inch hand-spun French
Sheeting, a linen for hard wear
better and better for every
washing of its early life. CSC
62-inch German Table Dam
ask, good weight, good look
ing, free from starch, 7oc. 10
inch Napkins to match, $3.50 a
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What Three Applications ND

was troubled very much with sore feet
Three dppiicdfions Of Thomds' Eelectric OIL en-
tirely cured them. Nothing better in the mar
keL Jacob Butler, Reading, Pa. For sale by
W. Hreh, Nos. lSI and lS9 North Queen
street Lancaster, Pa,
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A GENCY FOR CALLAHAN a cos CE-
IA ment to take the place of He'd Lead. In
bulk II makes fve times the quantity OF red
lead and Is far superior In making steam joints,
packing man aud hand hole plates on boilers,
DC, 70, .Pr!ce ~ cents per pound, at JOHN
BRST6, ~ East yulton streeG m7-t11
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palaes stgasl.ssn.
pAIACs OF rAsaioa.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
lis AND III \. QUEEN e..
LANCASTER.

AAV ANA AAS ~ VOA0W 0xr
LANCASTER.
Tomorrow, Saturday, March
27d, we start another Great
Ribbon Sale at Special Prices.
We have secured some large
lots Of New and Desirable Rib
bons which we offer from to-
morrow on at the following
special prices:
Nos. 9 and IA, all Silk Satin
Ribbon, picot edge, in all the
leading colors, at &C a yard.
One lot Of Brocaded and
Moiree Sash Ribbons, in pink,
light blue, cream and cardinal,
at 2sc a yard.
Double-faced Satin Ribbon,
all pure silk, heaviest quality
made.
No. 3, at &c yard, worth IS.
No. 4, at &C a yard, worth I8.
No. S, at Ioc a yard. worth 20.
No. 7. at &C a yard, worth IS.
No. l6, at 2oc yd, worth SO.
Two-tone, double-faced, heav-
lest quality, all pure silk.
No. 9, at 2oc, worth IS.
No. IL, at 25c. worth 40.
No. I6, at 25c, worth as.
No.A2, at 2oc, worth 60.
One lot Of elegant New
Fancy Ribbons, in all the lead
ing Spring Colors, at loc.
One lot at Ioc.
One lot at 25c yard.
Coloredg Satin Ribbons in all
the leading colors.
No. 4, at sc yard.
No. S, at &c yard.
No. 7, at SC yard.
No. 9, at &c a yard.
No. IL, at SC yard.
| Black Gros-Grain Ribbons,
satin edge, warranted pure silk,
and excellent quality.
No. 9, at Ioc yard.
No. IL, at lac a yard.
No. 10, at I5c a yard.
No. 20, at Ioc a yard.
These are job lot, and can
not be duplicated at the above
prices.
One lot of I5-inch wide
Surah Sash Ribbon at S. a yd.
NOTICE.
Our Opening Days take
place WEDNESDAY to SAT;
URDAY, APRIL I'D, sd, 4TH
AND 5TH.
Store will be open every
evening on Opening Days.
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THE enterprising burglar is not allowing
himself TO be left behind by these rapid
times. Not long ago Chicago thieves were
found using small storage batteries to
shock people who were TO be robbed. A
st. Paul thief has just confessed to share
in series Of operations on fast freight
trains which show remarkable enterprise
and activity. Four thieves have been for
for some months robbing the freight trains,
and their plan was for several to board
trains and conceal themselves in box cars,
from which at night theywoud throwgoods.
The man who made the confession guided
the officers to place where large stock
Of recently stolen goods had been buried
and two thousand dollars worth of boxe
goods were found. Among them were
boxes of dry goods, gentlemen's furnish-
ing goods and chests OF tea, shipped by st.
Paul merchants. and the thief declared
that this was only a small part of the
quantity stolen.
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THE virulence Of the editorial squabbles
OF Western journals used to be the Won
der and amusement of the Eastern press,
and New York papers frequently quoted
the scathing language used by frontier or
Southern editors In controversies with
esteemed contemporaries" But the Now
York World has changed all this, and nova
daysthe great centre of vituperative jour
nalism is right In New York city. In re-
ferring TO the case of the World reporter,
who sneaked into tho jury room in the
Flack trial, the New York Herald gives
this specimen Of fierce writing; "We sup
posed that the inflated effrontery Of this
Gin Enterprise concern would recoil at
such pickpocket methods Of obtaining
news. But It smacked It's lips over the
infamy, like a cur with tidbit Of offal,
and boasted Of the filched story with a
lewd leer Of selfapproval."
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INHERITED SCROFIUA.
nRUNKENNEss.
IL LIQUOR HABIT.
In All the World there Is but One Cure
m HAINESs InI nEN SpErJEVr

DIR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
II can be given In cup OF coffee or tea, or in
articles OF food, without the knowledge of the
patient, IL necessary II Is absolutely harmless
and will effect a permanent and speedy cure,
whether the patient il u moderate drinker or
an alcoholic wreck. 1T NEVER FAILS. 1t
operates SO quietly and with such certainty
that the patient undergoes no Inconvenience,
and ere ne ID aware, his complete reformation Is
effected. 4s page book OF particulars free.
CHAS. A. LOCHER, Druggist,
No. East King 81, Lancaster. Ia.
octS eOS-TTh6S
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l. Cansman 4 Bro,
Tailors ana Manufacturers of Mems. BOYS ana
Chiidren's Clothing (Exclusive.)
% and 90 NORTH QUEEN IT,,
~. coRNxR OF ORANGE. LANcAsrxR. "a.
- Not connected with any other Clothing
House In the city.
A0-Be cautious and make no mistake 10 that
you get to the right place.