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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18

Wheat tu,dhv was pulled IN one di'
JrCluu vs. Tie az weather aud Ia uuotlcr by
tao heavy norIhNuiirrt receipts ana tha sHall
amount, OF Ia export cleHranres' The Torres
were SO JGstS dtyiAei that the tBg 81 wgE result
ed in ehupej o. only stIc per bi"hel ioT the
day. but tia. IN the way OF m alraucn May
corn galped g, May oats Loss 70 and PROVISIONS
finished NJ declines,
WuElr- cash No. spring i9'sa6o' =: No,
@ spHnv haRsT trI NO, red ~ iae& 81 october
~ 4Wn5ll 81 ,c DrccmDoE OaGSl' sHSJso;
c6essGlsf 10 5'ssOr.o; No yellow
.ObasyI &c: M. Oolob,rD. .i9l.a.9' IS; Noyeni'
bsr = isa!9it a3g'sc December 5tta!sa4aci Ma!
6 or, sscash 40 :, ~ .,isa. No, ? wsl.o ga
1llc. No . white lgAl9itc; october u sAlbN
l7i,a; December lsA.als' .aIs3ci May ~ sAso'sN
trG-So. .. S9l.c
KlElgy=SO ., ROmillL
FltNsEEB No !, gic.
IHuHY S1rD-Prlmt -,
Ms pOGE--C,l,h nor bbls~Ss SilFaS %; Octo-
hes eto'e1 az $ ~ January 81 sa' Naq S''1' May
LtG Cash pcr 100 lbs s. 'e5ai G7EyA5 G7ss,
October C5ai biai o.: January s. 7oaS 5s}ITSS 10
81 sa5sr lin, CASH. side, s. Oon5 o.; October
81 ~ - Ohi ~, November u iyAl !Oai TO- jan
uup 81 5jai 5IORi Is; dry sailed shoulders
j7.aii G. short clear sides 5ieaE,c
TuSY-Dlsallcr, finished goods per gallon
sugar, unchanged.
BCrfEG-S!cady croaneries 9a?2c; dairy o,ln
EgG,-s.eady at i5Al7c
CHElsr-ASgc -
Sew York-Flour, receipts 2!OjO barrels;
oTportA 1000 barrels; market quiet and steady.
Wheat receipts 5000 bushels. exports 5000
bushClN spot market steady; options firm but
VlU-pl a npyp her closed
at 81 4C Corn. receipts il,Jl bushels experts
Jt@p bushels, tpot market strong options hrm
throughout, clo'inE steady; October closed a.
$50: DscemheF closed a. 30 - Oats, receipts
q 80 bushels exports 400 bushels, spot market
quei but steady, options quiet but hrm, closing
cav. October closed at 33l 70; December closed
NJ SHc Hay steady, Hops steady Hides dull.
Leather quiet Bcei quiet Cntmest quiet
bee - Nl uo,ulRh: rcGbed quiet Fork qulet.
thes-o hr'upr. lallOWqulet Eusin hrIu. lur'
pchlinc firm. Rice steady MolANes quiet
tntuh.ccd oil quiet Coffee, options steady al
unchanged 10 points net decIluc, sugar raw
s,eaief refined quiet
Raitimors-fIour drm aud unchanged; re.
celpts 1900 parfels. shipments 100 barrels
Wheat dun; spot aud month Gj'4a6Sc; pccem &.
boz 80 ~ receipts 500 bushels CaEB steady
spuL o, u e, receipts 1900 bushels, ship
menis gI,t0J bushels. oats steady Ant easy; No,
. while western .ttsR2s ~ mixed 23a3.!ac re-
cepts 1900 bushels Butter, CggA and cheese
1ftn aud unchanged.
CincInntti-Tour firm, Wheat activei No.
. nd ~ ,p6sc! receipts 400 bushels. ship.
ment, 90 bushels Corn Ia lAir uctnHndi No
Z mixed &c Ohi, gaiep No . mixed aIe ESe
uulct. No = 4'C. Lard eNslrr al & ST. Bulk
in0hts easy alta p l'HCDn barrels steady a. s. 81.
whisky steady ~ S ., sugar strong. Butier
stfuug Eggs NFH At lie. Chcc,r aFm.
wheat higher and lrm No. . cash
and october G7'te puetm1er G'4r. Iofgdull
and 90 vlts No mixed ne Oats uulpt! No y
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rae FLIanr on rnN aREsIs.

CAarle, O. D. RoSuts, in Philadelphia Lcditr
hear tho low wind wash tho sohonlng snow.
The low tide loi'cF down the shore, The
night,
Full Riisd with April forecast. hath no light,
The salt wave on tho sedgo' lHl pulses slow,
Through tho hid burrows lisp in murmurou,
The thawS shy minister's and hnrkg the
height
olhssysn grows weird and loud with unseen
flight
oGs,ESss hosts psophOSyIpg As they so!
High through the drOnchCd aud hollow night
their wings
Beat nOTlhWATd on winters trial Tho sound
Oi their confused aud solemn voices, borne
AthWArt the dark 10 their long arctic morn,
Comes with sanction and an aWO profound,
A bodiug OF unknown iorCAhadOWed thugs.
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Now Yuri Agents have advanced prices nv
nlIowu Amu1Hchg ~ y sud brown cAlnOty ~.
NnOakcag siAplO fancy shlrilngN linld', chNv.
lnts ard Impehnl stripes each ,J Nlrn's
lnulltds, WuNnlnlnf pnl turkey red robes
i.p Ihs dpuaud tas immcdlNlc watts hN'
lrnn lucghInrWlih me preference nl buyers Tor
iHlus on account NJ spring Whnt considerable
attention NN hOwi IyCn 10 fancy dress good, NJ
mo nnef description hnt nito To staple VI
fpIld color mUuHIu, lnliic WOOL and wnfBtHd
and tllA sMGa Iliu tone W illn cotton goods
lnHflot was vory ilfm aud stocks Win RFOnls
unnnnl TO nothing Printing cloths IN active
demand with shlUS NJ No. Oll pieces ~ 4 h,lGt nnl
very good request Of Olsluttc asl inch cloths
N q 10
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Sec the Worlds Iair for Fifteen Csnts.
Upon receipt OF your address and
fifteen cents in postage stamps, wo will
mail you propAid our SoUvENiR PoRT.
FoEIo OF THE womp's CoLUNRIAS EXPosI.
TioS; tho regular price is fifty cents, but
az we want You to have one, we make
the price nominal. You will find it 4
work OF ar. and thing to DO priced,
Il contains full page views Of the great
buildings, with descriptions OF same,
and is executed iR highest styIs OF art.
Il not satisfied with II, after you get it,
we will refund the stampa aud let you
koep the book. Address
/ H. +. BUcELES & Co., Chicago, III.
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Chicrqo-The shoe md Leather Review
says ChiCarO packer hides hold remarkable
strength considering the disruption Of leather
values CluscrvHi.vr men In the radon VI
tho Oplu,pu that hide, and leather ate now sell.
Ing relatively cheaper tnau thuy eau be- bought
iaf HeNt JANUARY, Is ~ hNt HAH,iAi iaf HTicrt
lnsluk brlOwnOfm1l values a. th!, time Of the
yCrr
Van dc BrldoN Antwerp circular which has
been printed Tor tWouyclght year aud > IT,.
EtfleI ~ nu authority On tho European hide
supply. sHrE
Thts'sll cal poil.lon Of the market has not
changed. Stock, rcmsih limited aud tho pros
ua,iiks tuupIy IL also very moderate, Since
JAuuagy lttthaTc were l1t00l l!dvs lC'S taken
Uut OF our ubFso' than during The same Ierl0d
last wear. Our present STOCK "a ll,O1 hides
smaller than this time lE'tyelr and tho NOCkH
limit other markets ave irhWrrh tn tn snmn
rrnuhIllnu. n ~ 10 doubt owing To these fact,
ihsl, 10 sulic VI the great calm, prices have
upaFUaIy ChaugCI, sclIcs, however, seem inUrn
DISPOSED tD meet buyers. md Tor round pur
uhR.ys some IEht Cluyo yiOny eau DO obtained,
No native SIcufs, " lUI aud up, arc accuIuu.
lAiiur SLOWLY
No bnlt.brnndcd steers CO lbs Audup, are
without ale lttoNpp tlluk gl,d would ne Sc.
r0ut0d AMI possibly No on Accumulation sAlO OF
brtubfaUdS with Cllufados
No Texas u1lt', @ lbs aud mp, arc weak
aud wOhbly HiH'ar
so Colorado Or sid1 branded 'tccu 60 he,
md ur AFRO held At Silc, but RlhrEu block run.
Ming vol into tho October sailing could be oh.
tAiuud tor s 40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18

IRIS Just as easy 10 try ono Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. ltR
easier to cure severe cough or cold
with 1t. LIT your next purchase for
cough be Ons Minute Cough Cure. pei.
ter medicines; better results; better
try 1t. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, b. F.reRbolv, BenWood, aud Bowie
Go, Bridegroom. . s
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srArIoNERY. RooKs. Erc.
lssa. '''''' 1898.
School Books.

We shalt make a speciality this
year Of School Books, because we
want 10 get the children started
right. And in order to do so, we
have placed in stock a full line Of
School Books for city and country
schools, Tablets for penand pencil,
States, single and double; School
Bags for boys and girls. In fact A
complete line OF School Goods.
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be GurO aud uao that old nnd wcll.lricd
remedy. Mas. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP for children tsothing. 1t Soothc0
tho child, soitens tho Gnm', NllaYS all
pain, cures wind collie and IL tho best
remedy Tor diArrhmG Twenty-Five contS
bottle, Mwrdw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18

HrNrtoN NDl,iici intense I.nhng mil
singing, mOtat night, worse by scratching, Il
allowed to rou.luur tumBu iofIu whHh 6ilri
bleed a1d uiG'mlr, bNUdmng very sore
EwA YVES OlNAtU stops iiiu llnDlug and
bleeding heals liberation. anl In most ciio, ~
m8yestHe tHaats NtdfHEilsH, So by matt, iot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18

100 Dr. Story's iiyc.minuto head.
lOS. ACHE cure. Guaranteed to euro
RlcK or nervous headache in five min.
uteI. Bes. hOAdachO euro on earth. Try
ii only ton eHnts. For snin by all drug.
gists. Reed, Robb K BrUdlne, Whole
IAlo Agents. Mwdr.
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tate all tho relative dispositions Of the
evil and PsIlttesl ltia VI tho republic;
To receive contributions; to contract
public Ioanai ~ issue paper money! to
raise troops aud TO MAINTAIN than; TO
dnclarO r0pTlsala with reaDGCt to the
enemy, and to rRliiy treaties, except
tho. peace with Spain; to submit
judicial authority 10 tho president; to
approve tho law OF military OTganisa'
ton aud ordinances oil the military s0r-
vice AZ drawn up by the commander in
chief.
Article lV,-Tho ministerial council
only will BIO able to intervene in taking
part in tho military operations, whom,
in their judgment, i! will DO absolutely
necessary,
Article Wit ia requisite for tho
validity Of tho ministerial council do
Crees that tWo'thlrds OF the members
will have conCurrsd In thom.
Article Ni.-fhe office OF counsellor
is Incompatible with tho others OF the
republic, and requires any member to
ha twenty-five yaara OF aga or inward,
Article VII, The executive will resE
"NN WV PlNa'NVA't W ~ NV'eN'F ~ N'S
vice president,
Article Nlll.-rhs work Of tha minia'
terlal council will DO sanctioned by the
president, who will BIO able 10 dissolve
II, not to exceed lan days.
Article lN,--lhe president may enact
treaties with the ratification OF tha min
Islerial Couucl,
Article N.-lhe president viii receive
ambassadors.
TREATY oP PEACE WITH SPAIN,
Article NI.-lh0 treaty OF peace with
SpHiu, which IL IL necessary to have 10
form an RbaOluie basis OF Independence
for the island Of Cnaa, should bs ratified
by tho ministerial council aud by al
assembly OF representatives convoksd
Tor that end.
Article NII.--ThO vice president will
act for the preIident in case OF nocss'
siIY.
Article NIiI,-Ih'caAs tho Offices o!
president and vic0 president should b0
vacant, by r0IignAtlou ur by death, or
by other cause, At tho same time. an as
SSmbly or representatives will 0o callUd
for AN election.
Article NIV.-ThO aecrotarieI are TO
take part with voice and vote in att de-
libeTationS.
Article WILT Is permitted to the
Hscretariot 10 arrange for all the en-.
ployes OF thnir respective departments.
Article XVL--Tno sub,secroGarlos
will constitute 4 legal body in cases ni
vacancy ri tho secretories Of state, haV-
Ing thsir voice IN tho deliberations.
Article NVll.-All outside armament
OF tho republic, and the direction OF the
operations OF war, will be- directly undor
the hand Of the commander in chief,
who will have at his order as second in
command lie uteuant general as sub
siitute in case Of necessity.
Article NVIll.-All tuuctionarieI Of
whatever class who are able must lend
reciprocal help Tor tho bettAr accom-
pliIhment OF the resolutions OF tho
ministerial government
Article NiN.--Ait Cnbans will be
obliged to serve tho republic with their
persons and interests, according to-
their power.
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TalloW- BUYERS arc bidding i'ic for prime
ulrsufr. nui makers are not very willing 'cllcrl
mo demand T. siuhdy and lfOul all buying
Ia'IsU = 40 Tor hlgh liter, or say ~ -, mud the
sifcpt Is vol cleaned up on this grade,
Itf1tsSaN fc also In good demand At quota.
lions. suIhr Of II going abroad,
UleounnTlnc u m moderate demand Tho
sprk NJ imported sloar.ur II about consumed
and tho ufluI u' This product viii, no doubt,
Ule higher In III, near future Present value,
ate altaul unprecedented, There II hut lltllc
oil gthdc offered aud II quickly taken
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vE., Pennsylvania Sttron0.
IVIEgRnSVlV3lia Lines.
En9 Trains Run By Central Timo.


rtrrrr Orrirra At pgJsluvAFIA STATION o.
VAIN 81 FOOr ~ llrvSu Nrs NhLLllN1,
Az MrtNuT luuaT, NIIIlLtHd, ANp ~ tTt
IrtNYLNlNiA trAttuN, iItpdETuEr
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Article NN.-rhe property OF what
ever class appertHiuiug to foreigners ia
exempt from paying taxes in favor Of
the republic, providing their respective
governments reCoguizethe DelIigerency
Ot Cuba.
Article XNI.-All debts contracted
from the actual initiation Of the war
until this caustitutiou is promulgated
will be paid,
Article XNII. The ministerial coun.
ell has tho power to reduce any man
Dor Tor just cause in the judgment OF
tWo.thirds OF the counssilora.
Article NNlLl. The Judicial author.
ity will pFocssd with cptIse iudepead.
once OF all the others.
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LrrrNE

From Pittsburgh, 1910 a III. and $50 p. m,
daily llSD D. M, daily. except Saturday 1895 n.
M except Sunday, aud s2l a m, SUNDAY only.
Washington Accommodation, slOa- W, daily
nNnnmL .uIIllN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-18
NINANoNANn M.AOH.
Tho Features NJ 10 Honey mud slooi'
Alnrl.nIs.


Markets.,
EEw YONG, CcI.l7,-Money on call easy at "a
a'l per cent iasI loan , por CaaG cioleh at
per cent Prime mercantile paper Slgaa per
cent sterling exchange strong wlIhactual bust
ness In bangor' bills At q Es'sal 50 for de.
maud ant sl'ili IS for sixty days posted
rates 81 sal sNll aud "a sal 6yl E0mMc'eAl
bills - ebls, silver certificates W avs a.
Tue market to-day wa, leii uaIyl lhan on
Wednesday aud tho tonhrnnY Wnl uniformly
toward lower level Professional lcsapN Wefo
rOnspltu0ut M attacks upon tao list, pelug ~
tplr1i byg farther rise in foreign exchange hHs
10 a point encouraging expectations Of renewed
gold exports.
The market opened dull aud lrIegplar. and
soon developed marked weakness The cllol SUI
iprsB being sugar Chicago Cas- the gfnlKeTi
aud u tow al tue more prominent speclhltlca'
Pullman rose per cont 10 l1G on tho gnn0unCe'
ncnt OF tho dividend declaration, hut nlbsn'
qncnuy lost the Improvement nn sales thleuY
EnllribNtel 10 tho taxing OF prlA.s, ~ the lA'o
lrHiipg The bears renewed their GlAcGA, enhinS
general fractional rcccN,iOpg,
The market Tor railway aud miscellaneous
mortgages was moderately Ra.iYe, aud while the
trading was somewhat crate, tho irend oil
prices was IN tho ma!u lower I'M sales nsSfe'
Tno total saiOs OF stocss Today wcro $4,000
shares.
Gofer@HeHi bonds weas,
state bond, inactive
Railroad bonds weak.
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Wheeling Bride & Terminal RY.

Time IanIa No ~. To tax, cIN'il'.lli III,
SUNDAY November ~ 1871
triyoWuUung lS.JJ, iJiu, t0l,ilA m IlllL
eI.Ib.ll.D 900 n M. ..
Leave icnhpila 1874, Ilbi, lil3Bt m,tliA
ietyG Na,tla 5o,y ISIl iq&l, tuAiA So,
ig.I., uIat iltl' 0N.l'. .....
an. IE.S. FiI. Ililf'.IS y. .h
>, '.tt n. M. fl.hP tt6, tbtH iH,Dp m.
leave Nadia sIflu " y. llW a ma llill
uUt. NnD iIIp isNlp m.
'Icayn pcnlnsrn l73ltl'NA allli, iiiL
tll7. lhUh ISIS. y, IN,
Nrtlve Wheeling lNlO, ll'0 m, 'll!jL
uiT IIb il1l i0.hp. TO-
tbaily Inaliy ottapl SUNDAY i1iniAu onlT
IilUalns Will tIiu ON Eastern Tina
IN rAuSslu, Superintendent
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fh0CIspoland, LoFalu { Wheeling R. R.

Time Table III ciO,: Monday, May ~, 1891
Cleveland Depot. Foot OF South Water street
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EDUCATIONAL

New York wool steady.
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GoRSlAN's ARMY

OF RspSRtSTS and Thugs Preparing for
Work ia BALTIMORE - R'nEs,STs Know
THEY'RE NoNtsH and Ave Prepared to lIu'
sort To tho same Old Methods,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-30
baby growth

The baby's mission IS
growth. To that little bum
die of love, half trick, half
dream, every added ounce
Of flesh means added hap
piness and comfort! Fat is
the signal of perfect health,
comfort, good nature, baby
beauty.
Scots Emulsion, with
hypophosphites, IS the cas-
lest fat-food baby can have,
in the easiest form. 1t sup
plies just what he cannot
get in his ordinary food,
and helps him over the
weak places to perfect
growth.
scorr & Bowxn, Chemists. New York. soc. and eios
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-30
REEDS BLUNDER.

Reeds opponents in the Republican
party are making all the capital possible
against him for the precipitate rough
shod manner in which he forced his bond
bill through the house. This action does
place the Republican party in predica-
ment. It makes them "eat crow" with a
vengeance. For months the Republican
leaders and the press have been loudly
denouncing Cleveland for Issuing govern
ment bonds, yet now we find the Republi-
can party, under Reeds leadership, going
on record as favoring the Cleveland
policy--undoubtedly unpopular with the
masses. Here Is specimen of consist
ENJOY which tickles the Democrats and
worries the Republicans, or rather those
who are not of the Reed faction, not
little.
McKinley's friends and western Repub.
licaus are particularly inoensed over the
matter, because the way for more polite
action, while at the same time rendering
relief to the treasury, was so broad and
invitingly open. They point out that,
having control of congress, it was the
plain duty of the Republican party to re-
peal the law under which the president
has issued and may issue more bonds,
and thereby to have forced the secretary
of the treasury to oomply with the plain
spirit of the Law by resorting to.ths use
Of the millions of silver now on hand for
meeting the expenses Of the government.
Here was lost opportunity indeed. It
will DO q long time before Speaker Reed
hears the last of his action in fastening
upon his party the self.same policy
which the people have antsgonised when
resorted to by Mr.. Cleveland.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-30

We scarcely expected Col. Hughes to
slide from Mckinley over to Reed SO
awkwardly and 80 closely following that
liberation" jamboree, but he fops with
out culver at the dictation Of the Reed
bosses, coming out squarely in favor OF
Pedro Perea as one of the Reed delegates
to the next national convention. This
action by the Citizen fully verifies all the
New MEXICAN has said concerning the
true irwardness of the Hughes "libera
finnN maatinu.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-30

Wanted-One cent word each insertion.
Local-Ten cents per line each insertion.
ty-iye cents per line eachinsertion.
Display ed-Two dollars an inch, single
column per month in Daily. One dollar an
inch, single column, in either EnglSh or
Spanish Weekly.
Additional prices and particulars given or
receipt of copy of matter to be inserted.
Prices vary according to amount of matter
length of time run, position, number OF
changes etc.
One copy only of each paper in which ar
cd. appears will be sent free.
Wood base electros not accepted.
No display advertisements accepted for less
than 81 net, per month.
No reduction in price made for every
ther day" advertisements.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-30
TuE DIXIE of Bedford has declined to

THE Duke of Bedford has declined to
contribute anything to relieve the starv-
ing Armenians on the ground that the
United States government in the Vene-
zuelan affair has made it impossible for
Great Britain to attempt any interven-
tion in Turkey in behalf of Christianity.
We have not the honor of an acquaint-
ance with the Duke of Bedford, but,
judging from his utterances on this sub
iect, we are inclined to consider him a
political demagogue of the most vicious
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-30

WE. HARR1TY, chairman of the Demo-
cratic national committee, has notified
the members thereof to assemble in
Washington on January 16 next for the
purpose of selecting the time and place
for holding the next Democratic national
convention. The convention should be
held either at Chicago or St. Louis. San
Francisco is entirely out of the question
for several reasons, and New York is too
close to the shadow of Tammany and
Wall street.
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r1AT-opEN1No BLANK BOOKS


Being satisfied that II you have once
used . Aat-opening book, you will a.
ways use them, and Ia order 70 get
you to try ono the New Mexican
Printing %. Of Santa Re, will sell You
HANDMADE BLANK BOOKS,
bound in full leather, with patent
FLAT. OPENING STUBS, with your
name and the number, or letter, Of ths
book on the back In gilt letters, ct the
following low prices:
9r. 600 pages, CASH Beck $50
Or. ESQ Journal So
They are made with pages 10Hx10
inches, Of 3 good ledger paper with
round cornersd covers. The books
are made In cur bindery and w0 guar.
antse every one Of them.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-30

IT is simply shame that Delegate
Catron should have so com pletely lost,
through his extrsme selfshness, so excel
lent an opportunity to secure New Mex
ico's admission as state. As it is he
has wasted his ammunition, and the peo-
pie of New Mexico, four-ffths of whom
favor statehood, must bear the brunt of
his hInnder
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-12-30

WHAT do the friends of free coinage
think of all this scramble among New
Mexico Republicans to secure Reed OF
Mckinley delegates to the next Republi
can convention! Both Reed and Nc.
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white metal. What to the miners of New
Mexico think of it?
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