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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-27

The popular Santa Fe route will sell
tickets to tfe National Educational asso-
ciation meeting held at Toronto July IA
to II, at one lowest firstclass limited fare,
which is $3.50. Tickets on sale July
to II. Good to return July IA to Septem-
ber %, '9l. For further particulars call
on w. M. SMITH, Agent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-27
"H AT rs
SCROFULA

1t is that impurity In the blood, which, ac-
cumulating in the glands of the neck, pro-
duces unsightly Jumps or swelings; which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which developes ulcers In the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin OF pimples, can
cerous growths, or the many other manifesto
tions usually ascribed to "humors;" which,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, 1t is the
most general of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons are entirely free from it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-27
100000 worth
OF choicest prop
erty in the City of
Santa Fe.

lmPRUvDED AND UHmPROvEDt Coraed long before incor
poratonWhen the pessimsts we're waownu in misery and
chewing thecud Of failure and despair
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
e..AT GREAT. RACES.

4 Grand Rapids. Mich, in 1891 and
1892, where there are two new mile
tracks 10 work your horses on and also
where DIR. Wells d Cos great veterinary
specific Is prepared and put up for
chills. fevers. influenza, strangles, dis
tempers, coughs, colds. congestion OF
lungs. bronchial difficulties. inhamma-
ton and sore throat.
Also, DR.. Wells Il Cos veterinary car
thartic capsules for horses, which will
positively cure constipation, impachon,
Indigestion, swollen legs. surfeit, greece
heels, blotches Of skin, loss Of appetite,
rough coat, and ia the most certain rem
edy for the removal OF worms known
10 the veterinary profession. in lingering
cases of collie where the cause must be
removed, they have no equal. In fact
all arrangements of the digestive or
gans arc cut short, and what would be
fatal cases are made simple and harm
less by giving one capsule in due time.
If your horse 10 not doing, 60 TO your
druggist aud get capsule and give
him. We guarantee a quick recovery.
Prepared and put up by DR.. Wells 4
Co. Ofice and pharmacy cor. Bridge
and Canal-sts., Grand Rapids, Mich.
For sale by druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

window curtains advertised fashicra-
bic residence.
Mrs. ElE.,orc was sitting In her spleu-
didly furnished parior. and around her
lay various fancy articles which two
yours. girls were busily unrolliny.
"Whas lovely pink sca-i- said one,
throwing It over her neck aud skipping
before the mirror; "and these pocket
handlserchiefs with lace upon them,
moshcr.'
s'Vrcll. girls" replied Mrs. Elrlo-c.
"tlesc pocket handkerehiefs arc posi-
lively a shameful piece of extravaganza.
I wonder you win insist on having such
thinga"
LA. mamma, everybody has such
now. Laura Seymour has half dozen
that cos. more than these. ond her fa-
ther Ia no richer than ours.-
WELL said Mrs Eir,orc. rich or no
rich. 10 seems 20 make very little odds:
we don't seem 10 have half a. much
money % spare a. when we lived in the
little house on Spring street. What
with buying new furniture for the
whole hosse. and getting everything
that ron boys and girls say ron nnst
have. we err rather poorer. II anything.
than We were then"
"Ma'am. there's Mrs. As girl
come home with some sewing. - said ths
servant.
''Show her In said Mrs. Elmore.
Ellen entered simidly and handed her
bundle Of work 10 Mrs Elmore, who
forthwith proceeded 70 . minute
scrutiny of the articles, for che prised
herself on being very particular ss 20
her sewing; ts< though the work bad
been executed by feeble hands and ach-
ing eyes. even Mrs. Eimore could detect
NO fsuif with f.
Well. h's vcry p~estily 1one,~ said
she; what does Your mother charger
Ellen handed . neatly foi.s>d bin which
sk~ hssI drawn foe her naash<r. n uuss
say think your motser's pvs>~. very
high. said Mrs. Elmore. rsaaspsAginx ia
~ Ssssly emptied pxxm. ''sysrrthlps i
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

New York State loses two Of its BRIGHT.
est editors and Rhode Island gets . Aew
newspaper
John l.. Heaton, OF the "Brooklyn
Tines" and his wife, Eliza Putnam
HcatoE, of the New York Recorder, -
are the controlling editors Of the provi.
dence News" which presents tae nov
city Of being the only Republican paper
In one OF the big cities OF the East
Mr.. Heaton II another Of the young
men who are making journalism hum A
graduate of St Lawrence University, he
is writer Of unusual Versatility, accom-
plished in every phase Of newspaper
work, and thoroughly equipped for che
msuagement Of q great newspaper enter
prise. His vigor as writer had made
him . valued contributor TO the North
American Review and othsr peTiodicald
Of similar promincnes.
Mrs. Heaton has been called the 'sclev4
crest newspapsr woman in New York. ~
-his 10 big praise, and, II Am correctly
informed ~ to the source OF the tribate,
thess was no mere gallantry in a. Sac
is . college wom.a. and has supplemented
m exceptionally broad education With .
range Of experience in journalism that
might b called In some respects roman
tic. A writer for the Bachellsr =
Johnson syndicate she is pretty we'll known
by pen name or initials in all the big
cities o; the country. She Is member
Of sorosis. OF the Woman 5 Press Clab, and
mas been actively identiaed in New York
with other social and professional later.
ssts
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

gettiag so dear that cue hardly knows
how 70 nse.n Ellen looked at tie .sney
articles II the chair and glanced round
tie room with M air Of astonlsa-
ment "Ah, said Mrs Eipore, Il dare
say il seems - you IS If persons IN our
situation had 10 need of economy; bat
for my part. feel the need Of it moro
and mortcsevy day" A she spoke she
handed Ellen the three dollars. which,
though II was not one-tenth the price Of
one Of the handkerehiefss was all the
money that she and her sick mother
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

III yoa arc in doubt which horse viii
WIN the coming races consult James
Iawsence. the hoy medium, 50 Monroe
-. correct Inform sttoa guaranteed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

Pezzoni's Complexion Powder 10 IN
ivefssllv known and Everywhere es-
teenied as the only powder that viii
naproye the complexion, eradicate tan,
freckies. and all skia diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
Il O. BLAK " ~ 90.
x,6 WE.ST FULTON STREET
DO YOU WANT THE
BEST FURNACE ON e EARTH
MP0NJ OF ECONoMY DURABILITY AND GREATEST HEALING CAPACITY

MP0NT ECONOMY DURABILITY AND GREATEST HEATING CAPACITY
Heating and Ventilation
the GILT EDGE store The Furnace may = ys
Eheualy nos
enables Us 70 steer clear o. me many
We parties this city who are 1snE ~ sons c.
successfully 70 70 We Gu:n nd warrant our
Perfect Satisfaction We have set our heater. sn
taken We OneTh fuel and a. es' cost IN furn
We leave
itself We the field and ask careful
we Know
Ventilation has been study M ~ years r1snsc
mace ma
makes Perfect We are ALSO ocS,en
including Building Paper also screen
Doors and Windows, Gasoline and OlStoves
u. q. BI.AKELY * CO., w. F'ULTON.8T.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04

Edison IL Of the opinion the. ulti-
nnstely the house viii be both lighted
and heated forsixty cents year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-04
1ss, wn,,e e,,r,

Makes snest pastry. tread or LsAuls,
Tue best 70 nsoss ssAstsesofy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
Tho Forro OF Er.mn:c.

People nrpra- to tairIs thar, while
good manners should be a,rcnucusly *
!a'l"d from children, prrrcpt in this con.
n""ti"n Inay stand in,trud O; cxa:mLIe.
AMI lantogICr3 may be- given thcrn and re-
marks mad"Upan .'cr1 asifthcy wrrcd de
VOID "f nltHIr.! farIl"ys and perceptions
h'nmnttcr of fact, II, when people wau.
children 10 do something for thCm, they
would ask Il III tho same WY IN which
t"y would gllg"s5 en equal, Il they
would thank them for iittlo snryicms
rendered. speak 10 uLcm gently. 1nswcr
thir reasonable questions ciyillv, and
avoid unnecessary comments upon their
appearance, thcy would have far lcss
n""bl" in teaching them 10 Ouhavo with
like consideration Tor others.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08

inscarora IL 30 iGIi;u ...... - 20
y. ttuOy ~ 30 WiGiic Rock 80 80
1T Hal!cck Is - Mound .... - -
Jack CFeeSi23 IL C;irlin go. 80 70
PcNO...... N ca
Amt. :. SJl2 so
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
SUMMARY.
Total Disbursemcnts.SIS.7oO So

Bal in Treasury $500. 222.5iO l3
The above amount stands to the
credit of the several funds as uor
ir'Gsurcr's Bal. Sheet, dated Oct. /.
1891, hereto attached.
TREAsUEER's nALASCE SHEET.
Cash in Treasury 10 credit ~ various
funds, OGt. /, 1891, rs follows:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
soo Aclrp.yicd:cd ucr Ignornnc..


Mra. Gn'liD!n~-Do you know, dcnr.
John Ia just ue h9yish IN his feelings as
eyer?
MrN. Kawl'J--indCch?
hrs. Gullibi0.-- Hcs. why. &c VIVA only
last night / heard hin tdil.rg Ia his
tlcop nhart ue"lpH jhn "laalant. Tho
drnr follow hal dpuhJlaCl boon to tho
t'tcUH.- -ihwtrGco Nmcfic.w
,.u!l1 10 iniioddrp II pfM ,uyu, ,,,S", ~"
.n'gi,'Pi ~ hh9hphoisNourH Jw OAoiun
',r,,, I'%''i :, ,u"hfil ma Td.sEanu) .sIic
..r. } "".'N on rfuol 2aN"--l6Spy,i
I@,..,'' .,,N''ii'i h"n ohUr % oI,tJ {. ro,Ig En,
so ~ t"a % 'oG omeo nos uGpN 1or
sc, ""A o1l hiol f1'qlogs 9oa,c; '1aJ',,i,f
am".-Il'iE mor ol) saansLN
"'"'is 'n'il'aNJ a,sarnn !"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08
Total
1856 30
ROAD FUND.
RECapITULATioN.

In State and County Funds. lO,S2l 90
In School District l'untls....... .lO.SyG 80
In Road District Funds... 80 5l
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-08

A bullet has just been patented, tho
has" "i which. ~ wCil a. tho hod,, 10
covered hy an IiiUy nuu-Gu Iblu ut ANY
temperature which 1t - p"-aiiio - gen
c.tir in E,m barrel. Tao necessity for
.uch hui!nL has been gGuIcd by tai IN
trnductiOn Of N.;T,.cd or smO.sClc.g
powders. which generate such intense
irai That the bIa" ur head OF tho bullet
l'mvlJ"I mni consequently NJ. IL RAGGED.
"."nra"y E! "lm Is ,hU8 Euch impaired.
IL" tendency oi late. in tho desire TO
"''urN Increased accuracy, has hCpn TO
diminish tho -i"@ Oi the bore and resort
l" ",mprrsirG powders and cascd bur.
let. aHh the uCw bullet cIiacs in most
" rurimcly and uuGhioG tho latest i'm.
pg.CnIcn;5 20 bC utilized
Inrlrt YInIirI.is.
There arn hundreds cf little Bps;on
girls. from Gvo 90 nine wears old. lcnrr-
rnE To play IL" violin. They are almost
"ntirciy thc children ot wcll.tu.do par
eats, who dcairr their daughters 10
have an Accomplishment something ont
of the ordinary. These little ones. OF
c"ur.", canur; hardic IN ordinary vio.
il ut hrgl. and Hcgiu their lcSgons on a
,linirtura affair. USunlly they know
holltu" OF wIS!e when they brgin. and
haze 70 learn that and tho tcchu,uuo of
thc instrument together. Girls make
better viOl,u!5;s thau boys. aud tlte vio-
lin seems g. me essentially u feminine
inS! rumcDt.
The Cowboys I.nsso.
Tho cowboys lassn jmndc Ly cutting
n ra"lidc into thin UtripR, bali tamniag
- wiiil hair Oh. ThoaD gtripg nrc then
otrcichcd over blUcl; and braided int
rppo, tho strands BENG braided very
tight. Tho lagGO n then buried In Gand
Tor week or two and nb1orbs moisture
from the ground, which makes IL soft
aud pIiablo, When taken out OF tho
ground H. Is stretched out and tho hair
ID E".IGr.pg "a off. IL Ia then creased
with mutton laliDw Had properly nooscd
ana Is ready for uso,
Aii TO COuli Promise.
Dunn--Whnn cen You scttlc this nc,
count, Mr. Short?
Short-Dit, como around next weok.
"W!ll you rav me ihcnT"
"l can't it"miso tbnt exactly: but
can toll sou .shrn when to como ngain.
-EpOch.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-09
WATERFOWL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

7E careful early training manifested
tion additional Importance where active business life IS
selected calling The realization by youth the
many trade and hold out to enterrsing and
industrious young mel rendered thorough training and dis
cpne methods development ofevery talent and faculty.
all the essential to reeninence and SUCCESS
modern business demands, where the keenest
and brightest minds find congena employment is not
however picked up by graduation from merely nominal
position wide cherished traditions of orefathe and
apprences the story Of the merchant commencing life
boy hardly likely be repeated unless systematic
training lend their aid Integrity industry and
but they must be rendered
available that only through practical
education.
recognition of the truth of these statements by youths
guardians the of colleges has
been founded exercised by these institutions has
done present high standard Of business ability
which qua success Among these important nstl
tuons Watertow Commercial College taking the lead the
northwest presents equaed advantages The faculty have
not only experience teaching, but have had fruitful
euce in actual work lines of business from retail grocery
house bookkeeping to banking.
Watertown Commercial College is established and conducted
for purpose training young and mddleaged and
ladies the principles methods of business life The college
rooms pleasantly situated the college building fronting
Kemp Avenue Arcade Hotel and repee with
the satisfactory pursuit of of study
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-09
COLLEGE BUILDING, ERECTED 1889.


give particulars about the mail and the
scholarships offer with each subscription issue this supplement
owng college building and giving matters of interest about
school and its work with items introduction etc. taken
rom their college catalogue.
ng wonderful work for people in placing them in posi-
make better livelihood and every young and
northwest their practical No should
nser complete without such finish the business
fdlege gives. . ,
We you read the following items regard the
study the first lesson shorthand in this write it
m and send to Mrs Stella Wnsow who the Official Court Re
Third Judicial Circuit Of South Dakota and who has charge
e course in shorthand Offering with Send
for return postage will be corrected and returned
FREE We make this that everybody can find out
v the course whether they would like dislike
and Mrs Wnslow will also give her candid opinion to how
you to learn and what expect you
ill send to the questions asked -,
Remember elementary will cost IS the school but we
Of scholarships to with our paper at regular SUD-
Eription price. ., . - - ur vtn,ous
and MIS- "h"
first
than IN
huninio whether you
m
IL
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-09
Commercial Colleges and Business Education.

7 value Commercial Colleges and Business Education cam
not be oyerestnated What Princeton Yale or Harvard,
or Cambridge those of youth who to distinguished
careers in what learned professions Commercial
Colleges young people who have all amb
ton to be more than hewers OF wood ana drawers OF
stating simply fact when that lawyer is better equip
ped lawyer physician accomplished physician OF clergy
man capable minister of the gospel for having taken course
in conducted Commercial College for here he gets what ne
does not get regular college, be distinguishes
thorough and knowledge of practical business affairs
Because Young man knowledge of practical keeping
arithmetic of how to make cut draft or cheeks OF
how to property mortgage OF how to compose gooa
practical business letter. less likely be able lawyer or
musician or clergyman? the Commercial College OF value
graduates of highest regular colleges how much more Vau
able is to the great of youth whose opportunities tor an
education may Ieance, have beer limited ana Whose clrcu
stances make thai should acquire a the pacca
knowledge they shortest possible u1e, and at the lea
possible cost these Commercial College at once VITA
necessity and an nesti1labe boon
We have clash controversy With other systems o
departments of educaion-wh public private schools
academies colleges, universities, etc Our field OF LABOR
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-09
entirely distinct from theirs In point ofact supply what

entirely In point fact supply what from
they We take youth who has through
either grammar school or the college both and in short time
comparatively tng give him thorough grounding in the
facts commercial fit him to take his at once IN
the have begun their destinies We
student when his understanding quick his mind
receptive all faculties astr all his ambitions aroused when he
longer frivolous and when realizes that he about
part tile battle of life. In such condition
course and able brief
PERIOD bring out his best talents to practical ISSUE and fit him
burdens duties of business life making
him credit and blessing alike to himself his family and society,"
We repeat what said the beginning the value of Con
mercia colleges education be overenated
and gratifying know that and guardians all
broad fully awakening this important
truth
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-09
Opinions OF Distinguished Men and Women.

Education regarded capital future
which profit may derived in subsequent life 1t will pay
annual income without for repairs
wings; good education lasting
you cultivate perfection by which you
gain independent livelihood do it, whether there
ty do quietly if you WILL but do it. There
telling when under what need tEIoace
Mann.
idle hungry disreputabe who able work.
say parents boys good business education if
would their in life and guard them against as
That is but lower Of the works that is not brought
The most pleasing feature OF the business college is that the
there acquire that knowledge of and which
will qualify them for of the lucrative positions hitherto
And the expense arranged
within the moderate meanArs Harriet
Beecher Stowe.
Young qualify yourself for business The professions
age yourself business bust
farm counting and commercial pursuits,
and you will succeed and hereafter.-Henry Clay.
counting education will be of advantage
future occupation be- To farmers it will teach
accounts which will give them
To mechanic will teach ORDER
SYSTEM management the practical value of and
edy many his Deficiencies To the professional will afford
insight into the practical operations business affairs and
give him facilities in obtaining practice-Edwn T. Freddy
lady could have safeguard against
better in time need than good know
edge of business afairs.-Harriet Beecher Stowe.
To young himself the magnificent possibilities
e fitting that he should be permanently commanded
he should be commander.
Employed you be employer.
Young talk trusting the of the occasion That trust
is make spurs young gentlemen If
expect must them wish to use them
YOU must you go fight
achieve worth the having unless
fight you life you conquer by your
then A. Garfield
colleges furnish their graduates with better education
practical purposes either Princeton Harvard Yaeas
A. Garfield
made their fortunes those who had five
thousand dollars given them start with but started fair with
f we'll earned dollar two.-Grace Greenwood
wish every had such educaton-every young
especialy either sonshad lived and had trained him
tried to be great and good farmer Ishoud
send him at least months business college
give aptues and habits and forms of thorough bust
ness man almost all practical mems edu
cation college help correct believe
but for classHorace
Greeley.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-09
OUR OFFER.

Premiums with newspaper subscriptions the fashion and we
NOT intend to be outdone by in the northwest W. %
very arrangements nadvertisng contract with fb
of the Waertown Commercial College and School Of Short
nd largest commercial college in the Dakotas for lmitd
% elementary s. scholarships for instruction in hthd
and penmanshp BY mail and propose to give one Of
subscription price still remains the same "''' pays up
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-19

sisted of five palatial coaches containing
smoking apartments, dining and drawing
rooms, bath rooms, library and barber
shop Mrs. Harrison's is described as 9
paradise in white and gilt.
At San Francisco the festivities partook
of royal character. The city was hand
somely decorated, and the party was re-
ceived with every form of enthusiasm.
One of it's features was trip down the
beautiful bay and ten miles out to sea.
The party embarked on the steamer City
OF Pueblo. and was followed by the war
ship Charleston, the government steamer
Madrono and the, revenue cutters Rush
and Corwin, which fired salutes of twenty
one guns On other vessels in the harbof
it is estimated 10000 people were assem-
bled in honor of the event.
Upon returning the president assisted in
the launch of the Monterey. A platform
was built around the bow of the vessel for
the accommodation of the president and
other distinguished guests. AS Mrs. Har-
rison touched the electric button which
sent the vessel gliding into the bay band
played the national air.
The Monterey, which is intended for
coast defense purposes, carries heav y
battery and thick armor. She is expected
to be able to resist the heaviest vessel that
may be sent to attack seaboard cities Of
the United States. She is a twin screw
vessel. 256 feet in length. Her extreme
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-19

was not in the Carlton after o'clock.
was never in one of the card rooms.
went in there to inquire about a friend
named Rivers"
Officer J.. F. Mcclure sworn II was
called to the Carlton Saturday night and
found George w. Miller dead on the
lounge. The body was cold"
DR.. M. M. Kannon sworn: II made
an autopsy on the body of G. w. Miller.
The body was that OF a we'll nourished
man, The doctor then gave an able
exposition of the wounds and stated that
death must have resulted within two
hours of the time the body was found.
Either OF the wounds might cause in
stantaneous death.
George Gerhkins IT am barkeeper
at the Carlton. / was there Saturday
evening between 8 and 10. Was
not in any of the card rooms.
l noticed a stranger there. He said he
had come from Salt Lake City. He
drank with Miller. He did not appear
to be drunk. Did not see the stranger
there that evening. Saw him go to the
rear of the saloon with Miller"
Joseph Nelson, recalled: II am work.
ing for the Santa Fe just at present. l
came from San Diego two weeks ago."
Owing to the absence of one OF the
witnesses, the inquest was continued
until 10 O'Clock this morning. The wit
ness is teamster who saw some one
rushing out the alley back of the Carl
ton at about Ii O'Clock.