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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

Wcnn auW cine Neiorm : 3ettung
III u;elen 0ingen nit 9r0Beren S@wics
rigteitcn ST tdu,pien bat, als cine alte
Fartei : 3eitunH 10 bat iie aud uiele
Sor;iise uno Yriuile9ica Dor oen %iibrigcn
Seltun9en uoraue.
Sic bari ia iie mlB unbcoingt bic
@a6rbeit iagcn. Sic brau6t Ni6tS ;u
uer9cimlidm nod gu beid0niseu. Sic
sibt itetS ben Opponcnten oas &ort uno
Den 9lnsesriiiencu @%elescnbeit iid SIT
uertbeibisen. Sic tennt tein Nmie9en
Der Yerion unb tanu ui6t getauit ooer
beito&cn lucrocn. Sie idnicst nicmals
ibre Wieinun9cu Dem 8eliebeu ober ben
Norurtbeileu ibrer A6onnenten ODER Nn>
seige> Yatrolc an. Sic traudt'tidt aitf
Dem o6eriten Nie9el Der sen; gu rcitcn
,ne nit ciuem Ntbcm auf elmer Scitc bin
Nrbeiteru @rci I'm, ben Munb SIT idmie>
rem, an Ser anoern Den 3tci1en 81 lob
buocln. sic braudt nidt Anoers9eiimnte
,,Oeao Beats" pocr pcrbummelte &C.
MICS 81 beiBen. sic uerselost ni6t ibrc
Strait in Din9eu, wel9e 9anS tleinlid
iinb, abcr iie bat einen weiteren i5orisont
iiirsoas N%ot9,peuoi9e, ais bic Y5iliiterz
;%eitun9eu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

9te grebeGonfcren; miro am0ien tag
ben 10. M}a1 III Cincinnati Suiamuc1s
tommcn un1o c, limb aae Orgo1j' etioncn,
uet1e Nciorm ,}oecn uno matbGn9i9cs
politii@e5 @anocln in bcn 9robr1 uuo
uic9ti9en 6ra9cn ii5cr 6inonscn, Sransz
portat;on, Nrbclt uno ydnocreicu ucr>
~trctcn, einSeloocn uno mf9cforocrt cur1
9%ele9atcn uertrctcn SIT icin. Der Slpcf lit
cine 9tational Unions Yartci ;u 9riiuoen.
I'M Den &ompi gum Austrog SUI brinz
gen, wcr IN bicicnyanoe rc9iert -uOcr
Yir9cr oocr Oer Oolar."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
Stint Srnit's III eiucm Sage.

Nm 20. Npril ~ueriammelten iid in
Chicago mebr ais 80 ueri@ieoene 6irmen
uno 0eieul3aiten, wel9c lid nit Oraz
l1itgcluiunun9 bel diitt9en, uno organic
iirten einen Scrbano, .an9cbli@ gum
S9ubc 9csen bic Nrbcitcr, jeocnials
abcr aud1 NM bic Son im,cnten arls;uz
beutcn.
Su Baltimore ucriammeltcn fib ant
iel6cn Gage. bic Iabridanten BON baumz
mollencm Se9eltu6 uuo 9riinoeten cinc1
Sruit nit $40, OO0, 900 Capitol.
IN st. 0pll;s tauncn bic &umitbuttcr>
6abritanten 5uioumcu nno bci@|oMcn
ben Yrcis bcsS lcomargorins 81 crb03cn.
Sn 2ittle @of, 9(rf., 0a9e9eu bcl9loi>
lcu bic Gcliscr Oer misunderstanding
len, bic Griincuu9 cincs Gruits I'M Die
Ercile SIT crbD9cn.
Nm lclben Gage uerpoQl tGnoigtc Sic
Mi9i9an Salt So. bcr neun Sol;trult
ieinc Organi iation olu9 Nabt Ser Sez
al1tcn iii Saginav, Nicb.
Oicic @organse, welGc auc an lelz
ben Gage ltattianocu, louten 9%cnii9cn,
nm bem blinocitcn Yartcitaficr bic Nuz
gen 81 0ffnen.
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

9a mir Dicie1 @omuler ben @aDert rdmute1t
1%1ii1en, b~crfaufcm tptr bic @Qarcm lieber 3mmt
&otemprei8, a1S fe nit gu nebune>t.
&pmmt bic erten Sage 100 bic MuSlpabl nod
boQtdloig 1T. r."
@ier mer6en an 3ablungS itatt an9e11omrte1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

9te NuionSzM;t9ieocr oc5 Gomitc,
pcl6eS Bic Glcbatorz0 ic6itd1le unterz
iudcn lou, bieltca m CLARENDON Notcl
lit ct Saul einc NcrlamlltnS al, in nell
der Gen. Sarrct, GrsFraiioet 9. &.
SOIL, S. Flowuau, S.G. 9obsion uao
Gbas. Canning anweieno warcn. 9ie
NQian;!eut: crfldrtsu, baS l;c &c. &c.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

Su ocs Situng ocs Gretutiu @otbcs
Bet Staats> NQians am 81. Npril 1891
in 81. Saul wurocn iol9enoe nidt en9lis
i@c Vlattcr Den N%Qian;leru, Tarmcrn
uno anbcrcn 9tciprmcrn ancmpfoblcn:
0erVort DRIFT, bcrauegegcben III
0tew lin in ocutl9cr Spr09c.
yeGouabicn, bcraue9csc6cn III
ct. SAINT III fransolii6er Spra9e.
= II 9cblao, bcraus9cgebcn in
6ergls Salts in norpcgii@cr Spra0e.
O2o Bic gsrbanolungeu int 0anscu ST
a1sgcocDnt iino, 10 woQcn wir nd9ltens
einen lle6erblit 6ril9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

pcr6alten uno INNER weiter irnbmocn,
Gag uno Naht. bis lie irii9seitig abscs
rafert, biniie@en mb iterben uno obnc
Gang uno Slang uerf6arrt werocn
Carroll .. @riabt, Der NunoeSz
itatiititer, bcrebnet ais bur6ibniitli6
iiir oas 9on;e Sabr uorbanoen II MiIs
lloncm unfreiwilIis Nrbcitsloier.
limb &c. Mopov %bebauptet nit @riin@
ocn, oaBpies 3abl Der Nrbeits s.
ttQti Il LID 81 80 ii :
|lioncu bctra9c, neil falt III alien
@cwcrbcn Elm StiQitano lei, no ioit bic
6Gtite ocr Nrbcitstrdite, mireiwilli9
feiern miiilen !
80. Nttiniou, cin bcgciitertcr Nerz
tbeioi9cr bcs MrnopolismulS 'uno Nusz
b%cutertbums, National0touom uno Sta.
~tiititcr uon Scruf uno bic 9cfeicrtlte
@rDIc oieier 9rt 6ei Der Berrl1cuoeu
~'-
&lailc in Nmerita, scigt unS, Bag I'M
>\abrc 1855 iibc: 44O, 900 Menlben
weniser bsim G%iicnbabnbnu bei1aiti9t
warc,, als in 1882. @o iino bic 40
Soujeno Mculhcn bingetommen
Nnssre Stotiititsr weilcn nad, oaB
lett 1850 Die Neu0lteruus Der Ger.
Staatcn ii1 ucroospelt lat, inoeilen iid
bic .2abl Scr A~rriinui9en iieben nal
sr0Bcr lte(tc ols nor 80 \abrcn, bic 3a1l
Der ,>oiotsu, Der Vlinoen uno bifloicn
&riippsl bat iib III oerielben >:3cit per-
iiniiadt! 1870 hatten mir auf ieoc
Miuion @inwo1ner LA Sel6ltmoroer,
oieie ,3abl bat iid uerncunia6t!
Ger Mabniim bcs lle6erarbeitcns Der
Snorbcitltebenoen g%railirt.
l1nb a((cn oici en Gri9cinungen 9e9enz
iib,r ~iplltcu mir Bic '@dnoc miiili9 in Den
S@opB lesen, idweigcn, an &%lciaisteiten
bcrumnDr9eln, uns uon Seutcpolltlten
anliisen uno Sic Iin9c scben lallen mic
uie tic cbcn 9ebcn?
Ias bieB. iid irciuilig in Stlauens
&etten iGla9en lailen, bae bciBt @unocz
bemntb, bas bsiBt bic Gernuni it miBbrauz
3ea, oas mare Serratb sescn lid iel6it!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
Bcridte Der Nllian3cu aus Der tint
gegcno.
Sleepp @Yc, Den I. Wai 1891.

Sleepy 0Yc, Den !. Wtal 1891.
lin ere lettc Ser ammluug, Der gillian;
bon Start, bielten mir Sonntag bcn 3.
Mai beim Nnbreas Yrudbaucr, int
S@ulbauie, ob. IS waren 20. Mit>
9lieber an,uelcno, ma i6on Gn9cre Belt
ni9t mcbr Der Tou mar. IS wurbe
iiber geridieoenes 9eiproden unb bebaz
ttrt. NQc anlucicuoen Mttgltcocr ;ciG>
ncten i9rcn 8eoari uon 8inbel9nur, un=
gefdbr 1000 Niuno uno ;,uor DON Ma>
'nilla II. Oiciclbc loll gcmcini@oitli1
nit mbcren NQion;en bci CARLOAD &C.
l9idt wcrben; aui bieie Weilc miro uiel
al @elo 9ciport. Inner SturmzM9ent
@ubert 0ilesbctm, uo1 bcr Staatsolz
lian; 9c9enicitisen Gcrii6crun9s 0elellz
l@ait fat Nuslidt uiclc 9(pplifantcu S1
betommen, oenn Oieic Nerli@errng tommt
beoeutcuo billiacr ais Die nnOercn. 9}a9
8cj6luR miro l1uicre nddltc &crlomm>
lung an +. STINT i'm SdulGauIe Oiltr.
80 beim 'Ou6ert 5Oiles6eim, ob9cDolten.
No0 9etbaner Nrbcit bcgaben mir inns III
Nno. Yrnfbouers NSoDnuus, no Gin
Sc9 gicr unO .Vun9 fir uns bcrcit mar.
Sci oieitr. Wclcgetbeit fom bic llrtcrbalz
tltng CRIT redt iii Won9. 2cioersDot ser
Wc1tcrc!ut ms rincu GtrciO 0tjpiclt,
bcnn mir waycn g~c5wunocn bel SNneez
gcitGber bc!m;uioGren ulo nod Dasu III
lctd,tcn N!eioern.
Ncrman Nritpn
ScfrtGr bcr Cppu Start 9luian,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
&leibtrlfofft,


s"portirte +s su "si's 9e"rittos ira9er = % jet $ 80
4e 3du brcie Goibmers irabtr Is cts. 40
9e 6orbeu 3s ;3ol .breite ira9r 4oets. 20
3e 3oa Jbreic Gaibaners wertb 25 uno 80 ces. 10
% BOD brcite iarbse balbmoaene 90
@ete Sober Citing wcrt9 25 cts. ' is
8ili9c " " l2-lO-7cts.
500 yos. (eaneoaer) sdarssnsins9am OF
5000 pos. belle uno ounlc Galcos .O5
1900 pbS. (Slater) Gotiutter aer GARDEN .O4
6arbisc Cotton 5lanneQe .os
@jsblci@te uno %un9cbleibte 6lanneQe 8-9-loctS.
0'eblei@ter MuBlin .0
yc.cr .0S
%llnacblcidhr MnRl1 " 5.u. 6.
S6were Seons) uno 45ojcnitofie wertg a5 cts. 10
9tptbc Ii1tabcr per Yao .22
CYutc Sualitdt .35
Neuc Nlultr 3t(docr ainq6ams .0S
$50 ps. 80 3Q brc1te &leiocr Satecns pertD IS cts. " 10
Nctbc alcioer uo s4ar5enitoiiet s-1o-124 cts.
As 3ll breie Stidueicn per yoro 80
yelc Sore indigo blou Gruf 6attune 80 ;OQig " Ill
SScibe leincne 1iidta@sr 1856 uno tbenrer per pab.
Spibcnporban9e uoQc y)rb brett, bcioe Seiten eiu9elabt .12!
grcitcs uno pradtuoucs 9luitr 1s-20-25cts.
Seinlte Nturcr paar1ueiS wert9 SO. so $50
9noere Spieenporbdn9e wertD 300 200
SkS 10 uerl6ieOenc Wufer per Daro 10
GroBc Nuswa9l alter 5ar6cn @lcioer<an0pien per 0ueeno .oo
8elcre Sualtat! alter j." mertD Is cts. .oS
MQe Tarbcn Noidz&n0pe per 0uteno .o+
Salden> Glider ate Sorten ira9er 5 cts. .o3 <"
;5cme ectidte Glider wertb Is cts. 90
Strimpic, ale 0roBen nno Nor6cn 4-6-s cts. oas Taor.
Sdwar;e, 9oannrt gan; c@1 $40 cts. oas Paar.
sN}anncr Soten, quite, obne Nobt blau ober srau " .07
Ve1tc lbmere 5oren p9tD Is cts: 10
l1olcntra9cr ppQc Or0Bc, ncuc ySaarcn 10
Sdecrcu wcrben I6croQ 81 25 cts. pertauft Is
0ans lcncne Spten, alc Sreten l-2-3 cts. umo r1cgr
Vaumwolenc nno iciocnc Spteu SIT oQcn 4rcicn
Stifercicn aQe 0reiteu 3-4-6-S uno wctcr.
Brcte 4 ub 5 S0liSc Spiken 34 cts. bic 2rb.
Cute {oanotider per Yaro .05
0an, lcincrnc }oonbtIdcr pet gor0 7u.8
Sbwarc Singer uo icioene ,6alb3anbi9ube wert6 25 " 10
Sdwere i3wor,zEiocnc '0albganoidube 90 II. 35 cts.
Nuc Sarbcn gutter Sammct wcrt9 60 cts. 80
@roBc Nuswabl icincr A~5alstNder meytb so cts. rs
Nouc ,0robc rciBe gtt Tcden .95
Startc 5trumpibmo (Glal1c) NuswobI .O+
Scpeue S1ctcr ncueter 6arbcn per yaro 10
Ur0Itc Nu5lpoDl ieioener 9Gnber ertounli1 biQig.
Somm;r l1ntrwctcn fit Manuer ii. 6rouen wcrt5 45cts. .25
Souie 2(u5wabl su Is
pubjoben, (oute fUr Jrauen unb 0tabGen. Seine reuc Sadcu
iocbcu crbaltcn gum bal6cu preiS ais anOer5 uo.
Neue StroD9Ic IUr &inoer. (Sailors) SIT Is
!6aaroruomente in aQen Sorten uon 4-lO cts.
Spieentragcu, Scbtra9en uno Gufs (tui9cs) oQcs Sua &otenprcs.
500 Stuf Gin loiet Seize %u Acts. Oas Stif..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
Clint stt,D jcbt+

Sn Moooy's ,2onD Nrbcit" III Den
Ser. Staaten, fcrncr in Gpwaro 2ltfinz
ion's Scrtbetlrng Scr Erooufte, "iowie
I'M eriten Beri@tc oes Nrbcitsl etrctars
ber Ser. Staatcn fin6cn mir III jcbr ans
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14

u9err Gciic5, 0 6err Iciics, o,
adj, 6crr Sci}c5!!"
vNber INNS ADMINISTRATION, Ocrr
Sr0ielburacr, Sic brin9e oas 9anie0uts
in9lllorm! Mos isSbnc oenn su~9citcBc?"
u9l@ !>err Seilus, bolc 81 met
9'i@wino Suoca Wcin; i6 Gab' mas
lit bcrojur8cl itcde! - &inmt mcr 30
beim @or9cln Ut enal G Ioppc Baiz
fer CT beu !6o(S! 81 MAS is mcr bod
moi cca: t&tlr res net pn'i,c.."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
m.,,+r nrr s0siuucjpto StnatS:GlutGr5.

wrSjiscu,: Ger adlb. $anatiua GonneI!p, @salttnSS.
Ei,c Friiibcntcn:
1. e>u,rift: lbcs. :. Mtiabcn. E~orrvtp!it, J'AWore eo'
3 Tiitritt: 7. :. viitcr, Eucaul EIrlc'
4 Siurift: s. y. Cocrr, Ntrp SSlUnn.
d Simrift: II. i. Wtrecc 4%%ppmtnN, Nhtla9o 90.
E Tiitrift: &. i. &pbau. s@tit Union. Sopo 90
Scfre;ar: ". Y. ! .rombtrl, Norclt Eutr.
Sdapmciirr: j.. I. %iorNt. UnSeE@n'o.
Stua,s. Torlsi.: SrduIein Go0 Nc Eona'e.
%urlcicr.
2. giltritr: :. !. Galp. NtoStloH. vac aH' Fass e''
WlIiitcut: y. Dtar eancr linn Nlm.
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Yscamtc oer Gomutp M:'taH;.
Yof:Sromnn0.

Sic 9lb9abe Der Eoitiadcn miro 9elhlonen,
,pie iolSt:
Nad Dem Often: 9iod Sem @elten.
'1:55 nodmittoos. Abs nodmitta9s.
Sic ougemciue 9tusgabe illloet tasl'b 'tett
BON 7 80 uormitta9s, bis $50 no6mlttoss,
am Sounta9 Don 0 Bis 10. uormltta9s.
4uttlicb lot, Foitmeiiter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-05-14
s.camte Der W0tipnalsS Hrn'crS NH'""i
u ocr Smrmirieucm aini"N.

Vraiireut: ": Fn!t' Oh S.S" >'"'''"s''"'
Ssfr,,Sr mn : tupmcjjlrr: !. i. Sururr. Georgia.
Torlticr: " q. >S'us'", """."" n y, >roir
GT9 Mabalbu u. q. Euul.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-25
CAUGHT IN THE CORRIDORS.


The enrolling clerks of the house GER
tainly "take the cake" in making mis-
takes. Early in the session nearly all of
the bills coming from them had to be
returned for correction, but it was char
itably suggested that perhaps they were
not very familiar with English and would
do better when some bills in Spanish
were to be enrolled. Yesterday the first
Spanish bill made lis appearance at the
governors office, and on examination
this morning no less than eight mistakes
were found in it, though it was less than
a page long. If the governor had not in
sisted from the start that all mistakes
should be corrected before bills are signed,
New Mexico would have had an extra
ordinary volume of session laws.
This forenoon about half dozen bills
went through the house they were read
by title only and then rushed through; the
members, or at least good many of them,
knew nothing about the contents Of the
bills. Representatives Hubbell, Read and
Filomeno Perea fought hard to learn W hat
was going on, but as the Democratic ring
bosses had ordered that the bills should
pass without being read, their efforts were
in vain, and the bills were passed as Or
dered in the Democratic caucus.
elders little bill for the purchase of a
goodly number of his volumes of the re-
ports of the supreme court for goodly
and fat price is also to be made a sine
qua non. What is the matter with the
Republican council moving rather slow
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-25

Chavez went to San Mateo on the same
train.
At the Exchange: W. Mailand, Ger
rillos; Agapito Abeyta, Mora; Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams, Cow Creek; Edward
Baker, Cerrillos; Mrs. S. P. Nesbitt, Ger
rillos.
]. M. Sabin, a pleasant gentleman and
representing the extensive DR.. j. G. Aver
& Co.'S house, Lowell, Mass, manufactur-
ers of the celebrated Ayers medicines, is
in the capital city on business.
At the Palace Miss Helen Beckwith,
Las Cruces; D. T. White, st. Joseph ;
Myer Friedman, Las Vegas; Miss N. B.
Maury, Miss Alice Maury, Washington /;
Frank J. Towar and wife, Detroit; j. R.
Wray, Bloomfield, Iowa. W. L. Mason,
New York; E. W. Dobson, J. w.
Nichols, Albuquerque.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-25
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Incorporate and be quick about it.
Clean the streets and sidewalks and be
quick about it.
The sunshine is welcome, even with
the chill weather.
The US. grand jury will conclude it's
labors on Saturday, probably.
Call on Hickox for bargains in the
jewelry line; he is selling out at cost.
A side walk from the plaza to the
Palace hotel is of prime necessity the
property holders in that neighborhood
ought to build it, and that at once.
Miguel Trujillo was stabbed by Juan
Martin and brother at Lamy night before
last. Trujillo may recover. The Martins
have left the country.
Dan'l Sully, one Of the brightest coined
ians travelling, and his excellent company,
will present "The Millionaire" at Gray's
tomorrow night.
The mails in Taos and Rio Arriba coun-
ties are uncertain; many complaints
reach the New MEXICAN; the postal au-
thorities and inspectors ought to look
after these matters.
The largest and best stock of envelopes
and papers on hand at the New MEXICAN
Printing company; prices low and work
guaranteed first-class. Help yourself by
patronizing home industry.
The members of the Ladies' Aid society
of the Presbyterian church are requested
to meet tomorrow Thursday afternoon,
with Mrs. Robert Harvey, on Johnson
street, from to o'clock.
Manager Fischer, Of the Electric COM
pany, thinks the capacity of the plant
will have to be enlarged within six
months. Over 200 lights have been SUBJ
scribed for north of the plaza and when
the light is turned on, April 1, it is likely
that the full capacity Of the plant, $40
lights, " i'll be all taken.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-25

in this matter? Not all things good for
the ex-chairman of the Democratic CEN
trail committee are good for the people.
To all appearances one of the house
employees made a deliberate attempt to
get away with the express rate bill, but
Chief Clerk Baca had his eye on the
young man and threatened to expose him
if the bill was not produced. After an
hour it was returned to the council and
the rate reduced from cents to p cents
per pound.
Democratic caucus till four A. NJ. this
morning; the bosses fought hard but re-
representative George gave them more
than they gave him things arelnot as
lovely concerning the defeat of the appro-
priation bills as the Albuquerque demo-
cratic ring bosses would like them.
The Democratic caucus demanded the
passage of the Florida county bill, among
other measures, for the passage of the aP-
preparation bills. However, the council
does not trade that way. Every bill COM
ing before the Republican council is
judged upon and by its merits.
Senator Stover's bill providing for the
inspection of all coal oil used, was good
and meritorious one. 1t passed the coun-
Gil, but by some hook or crook, disap-
peared in the house, and then was killed
in accordance with Democratic caucus
orders.
The two bills taxing express companies
and regulating their rates must be care
fully looked after so that they get to the
governor in good shape; the people are
foo much interested in these measures to
have any slip now betw cen the cup and
the lips.
T. Coleridge must have had Florida county
in mind and probably Mr.. Sigmund
Lindauer, when he wrote: "he went like
one, that hath been stunned, and was Of
sense forlorn, sadder and wiser man,
he rose too the morrow morn"
The bills concerning the Wells-Fargo
Express companies were apparently lost
this morning; Representative Hubbell
made racket and they were found. This
may be found rather dangerous another
time; beware!
The bill to cure the defects in the pub
lie school bill passed the council to-day
some sixtY-four sections of the Mills
school bill being added as amendments
1t is now again before the house.
The name of Judge S. B. Newcomb, OF
Las Cruces, to be district attorney for the
Dona Ana county district, was sent to the
council to-day by Gov. Prince.
The Guadalupe county bill may be
vetoed, and very likely on the ground
that the new county does not contain
sufficient taxable property.
Hon. Amado Chaves has filed his oath
of office and has received his commission
as superintendent OF public instruction.
Hsn. John H. Riley having helped to
kill Florida county, left last night TO Los
Cruces satisfied with his success.
Watch the Wells-Fargo express bills !;
no losing or stealing them or there will
be racket of some moment.
The normal school bill is still pending
in the house.
Senator Ancheta is getting along well.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-25
PERSONAL.

Miss Hardness, of Cerrillos, is here on
a visit to Mrs. w. G. Hurt.
E. W. Dobson, a prominent attorney
and connected with the law department
of the A. & P. railroad at Albuquerque, is
in the city.
A. G. Sparks, vice president of the
First New Mexico Reservoir & Irrigation
company, has been in the city several
days, but has been too ill to attend to bust
ness. He stops at the Palace.
Fl. A. Heath, of Topeka, Kas., special
agent Of the Bureau of Animal Industry,
is here on official business; he can be
found at the Palace.
Hon. John H. Riley took tho train for
Las Cruces last night, and Hon. Amado
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BAD ECZEMA ON BABY
Head one Solid Sore. Itching
Awful. Had to Tie His Hands
to Cradle. Cured by Cuti-
Cura.

Our little boy broke out on his head with
bad form of eczema, when he was four months
old. We tried three doctors, but they did not
help him. We then used your three CUTICURA
REMEDIES, and after using them eleven weeks
exactly according to directions, he began to
steadily improve, and afterseyen months his
head was entirely well. When he began using
his eyebrows. 1t was also all over his ears, most
of his face, and small places Oh different parts
of his body. There were sixteen weeks that we
had to keep his hands tied to the cradle, and
hold him when he was taken up; and had to
keep mittens tied on his hands to keep his fin
ger nails out of the sores, as he would scratch If
he could in any way get his hands loose. We
know your CUTICURA REMEDIES cured him. We
feel safe in recommending them to others.
GEO. B. 4 JANETTA HARRIS, Webster, Ind.
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The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
u1ar it becomes.
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Notice to stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Santa
Fe Progress and improvement company
will be held on Tuesday the Sd of March at
noon at the Office of the company in
Santa Fe, N. M for the election OF di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and such
other business as may come before the
meeting, EDWARD b. SEWARD,
Secretary
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Notice.

All parties indebted to the late firm OF
Van Arsdell & Co. are hereby respectfully
requested to pay such Indebtedness to the
undersigned who is duly authorized to re-
ceive the same; and such parties are tur-
Their notified not to make any payment to
any other person. GEO. W. kNAEBEL,
Atty. Palace Ave-, near Court House.
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For SALE-The best business corner in
the city of Cerrillos, the corner by the
town tank with building upon it, now
occupied as harness shop and renting
at SIC per month. For particulars call
on or address the proprietor, H. kemler,
Santa Fe, N. M.
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KEILrS SARSAPARILLA PILLS

Purify the blood and cleanse the system OF
all impurities; the best and cheapest
For sale by A. C. Ireland, Is cents.
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Mrs. M. G. Long has opened dress
making establishment on Johnson street
and would be pleased to have ladies Of
Santa Fe call upon her; she guarantees
good work, fit and style, perfect satisfac-
ton.
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Electric Light.

The Santa Fe Electric company is now
ready to wire and place lamps in business
houses and private residences. Orders
addressed to the undersigned will be
promptly attended to.
C. F. A. FISCHER,
General Manager.
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For X ent

Modern dwellings with good roofs,
$3.50 per month, Apply to Edwin b.
Seward.
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Dyspepsia's victims are numbered by
thousands. So are the people who have
been restored to health by Hoods Sarsap-
arilla,
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ScrOfuIa Cured

have q sis]er younger than myself whose
whole body was covered with scrofula Sores from
head to foot. She could not lie down at night,
and had no peace by day. friend advised her
to try the CUTICURA REMEDIES. She did so, and
they cured her, DORA B, ERVING,
Rushsylyauia, Ohio.
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BROAD GAUGD SALOON

For sale. Apply to Geo. W. knaebel,
attorney; Palace ave., near county court
house.
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John Mccullough Havana dgar, SC, at
Colorado saloon.
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dissolution Notice.

The firm of Dudrow & Hughes, freight
ers and dealers in coal, lumber, etc., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
G. w. Dudrow will continue the business,
settle and collect all accounts. A contin.
uance of the patronage and business of
the patrons of the old firm is respectfully
solicited. Persons indebted to the old
firm will please settle up the earliest posi-
BILE moment.