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White Oaks Eagle, 08-08-1895John Y. Hewitt

Wm. Watson

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IF, ra WHITE OAICSWitluti Itf hui.M" . rlil Who (cr to wni a cent.Vm'il male cjur-- lf baitli. Anil nver adTrrtilt priulrro' ink tli" f.x--t unfurl Wi'b litil.caiu mut I, content1 I. .t u .... tf. a f.rtli. niule other, take the muw.

If KWITf WATSON. I'uliliolirr. '. Enterad at White Oak. N. M. Pwtofllre for krinmi.ion throiitfli the muiU aa second-cla- n mattor. I'rlfFi iOD I'KIt A.N MM

OI,T)NEW

ARKNh.UCO

V.Wl.v..I lKltl'KETKK.

Vol. IV. n.:ij.Vol.. VII. No. U WHITE OAKS, LINCOLN CO., NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY, AUGUST S, 1S.;. WHOLE No. 5-- 7.

CPOT CASH !.OIIN Y. HEWITT,We aro in receipt of a complimentary

ticket to tho Territorial Fair, which willhe held at Albuquerque, September 17th

SEPTEMBER FIRSTJEGINNING WITH

VARIOUS TOPICS,From rnhlic Opinion.)

A Maine papor mill is shipping paperto China in rolls for printing purposes.This is said to bo a now departure.

Natural gas is to be piped to Buffalofrom a uew well at Fort Erip, Out.; thowell is oxpectod to yield 000,000 cubicfeet a day.

The Niagara Fall and Lowiston Elec-

tric Railway, which runs at tho foot oftho Niagara gorge, was formally openeda few days ago. The seven miles ofrailway cost over $1.000,000.

The new Big Four bridge betweenJeffersonvillo, Ind., and Louisville, has

OUR INDIANS.

The lute Indian troubles in the norlhwo.--t servo to remind us of t lie peculiar-ities of the policy adopted and so longmaintained by this government relativoto the so culled wards of the. tuition.In a sense overy citizen is the ward ofhis government in tlmt he receives

from and is controlled by it. Hutwhy is thore such a wide difference inthe treatment by this government of itswards? In the early yeiirs of the settle-ment of this country by civilized people,whon the largo preponderance of thepopulation of the continent of Americawere Indians, there were obvious reusone for treating these peoplo, thoughsuvago in their habits and nature, witha consideration which now would bothought extraordinary , But now thatcivilution bus spread all over the coun

Wp will alopt tlio; Spot Casli System. Abso-lutely no goods will le sold on time. Every-thing in onr lir stock of general merchandisewill he sold at a small profit, thus enabling thecustomer to buy good clieaper than ever beforein the history of White Oaks. Now this is nofaucy story, but we are making this move afterdue deliberation, believing it is better businessto sell at a smaller prolit for cash in hand thanfor a larger profit with cash iu the other fellow'shand. Ve carry

Dry Goods,Groceries,

T3ools and SliocsYours for better times,

TALIAFERRO BROS.

Clearance Sale.AT.

ZIEGLER BR0S.E3o DAYS.

Hardware,Glassware,

Queenswa re

sale of all Spring and SummerWe propose to sell for the

DIMITIES, WHITE GOODS.

r n S PACTnext season, so in order to claso

wo will give our customers thevou that thev are all new and

trom this season, we will guaranand defy all competitors.-iiVCLlos' SlijDjpox-is- ,

prices, ZlEGLEli BROS.

Our second annual clearingDress Goods will commence to-da- y.

next thirty days alljAWNS, SATEENS, DUCKS,

PERCALES, LIGHT OUTING FLANNELS, ETC,r " A (OTI I A I Kl CAAAinu ! rv l. i l vv i unr uuo l .

We have not very many summer goods left, but we dj notbelieve in keeping tliem over forout th? entire stock of these goodshenche of our loss. When we telllesirable staple, and all patterns

tee you no better value anywhereWe also offer 50 pairs of line X

new and stylish goods at S1.2S a pair, former price 2,50, as

ong as they last. Yours for lotf

A Sale of MerchandiseTo Be Remembered.

Attornfij-at-Jjtw- .

OKFICE IN HKWITT HLOCK.

Will practice in all tliecourt of the Territory.

7$. FERGUSSON,

Atlovnrij-ut-Law- .

Albuqaerque, New Mexico

g II. DYE,

Attoniry-at-Law- .

Prompt ntteution given to all legnl Huainoss

White Oiiku, - - New Mexico.

J . E. WIÍAUTON,

Attoniey-at-lu- w.

White Oaks, New Mexico.

Wm. Wation. R. E. Lund.

UtorrAevis atMlniiiKLtiw auil rutentinKof Mining Claims

A SPECIALTY,

Onicw in the Hewitt's lllock, n pecoml floor

WHITE OAKS. NCWMI-XICO- .

J. M. A. Jewett.

ATTOKNKY-AT-bA-

iVilll'ractiee in all the Courts in the

Territory ; the Court of Private Land

Claims and Department of the Interior.

LINCOLN, N- - M.

A. A. Fbkbman. Ki.fkoo B.ir.v.Jjito Associate JuKtico Smiremu Court.

JTre.eman & Sacia,Atlorneys-at-Lnw- ,

New Mexico.Socorro, - -Will practice in the Conrtn of Socorro, Lincoln,

Chave ami rjMy Counties, anil Ci" Su-

premo Court ut Bantu Fo.

J--

1. C. Lanoston it Sox,

líKAL ESTATEJS.1TT5 COliECTIMT JL.G X:2TdT.

Í'KNKST LANliSTO - NOTARY TUllLIO.

Naboumlilock, - - White Oaks, N. M.

13. Parker,M ininc liliriiieer and

I 'metical Assaycr,Ilomextako Mill. White Oaku, S. M.

W.T BISHOP,

I I DENTIST. I

Ilewill lilock,

W.M.LANE,

Wcll Driller,

Contractor for team work of

all Kinds.

V. W.ANCIIAUD,

Jt'srici-- : of mi: vkackand V. S. Ihjiutif Mineral Suneijor.

While Oiika, New Mélico

Mrs. A. V. Smith,

Dress Maker.

ALL The LATEST PATTERNSAlways ON

íitarantki:i)i ifti:i:n yearsEXl'FPirNCE. I'rotil room at Mr.MvMnin't Rc'tBiuent

to 21st. Tho fair will hnvo more exhibits thnr. over before. The Associationhas 6pared neither money nor pains tomake the exhibit for the territory farsuperior to that of any former year.Tho counties of tho territory will vio

with each other in their display. Lookout for Lincoln county.

WHY NOT?

Thoro Rre a wholo lot of things in ascientitic way yet to be discovered.Among them are these: Is there anyunknown silicate of gold? Is there achemical combination of gold and arsenic, gold and bismuth, gold and selenium, or other combinations with rareminerals? We all know now that therearo chemical combinations of gold andtelltirium, and gold and sulphur, thoughour text-book- s told us, when we went toschool, that "gold always occurs iu met-

al ic form;" and they wero all in error.May there not bo an abundance of other clienncul combinations rouint innature, and may it not be possible, thatour ordinary assay methods may be inaccurate when some of these combina-

tions occur? Another thing to bo dis-

covered is how to obtain at an economcal cost the gold in solution in ocoan

waters. Of course there will be discoveries made in those diroctions, butthey won't be made by the faking fraudswho catch fools on every side, and whodon't know the differonco between atriad and a tricycle. Sierra CountyAdvocate.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.M. 8. Graves went to Nogal Tuesday.

He will visit the Bonito before he re- -

turns.

Mrs. ftchinzing left Tuesday for a visit to relatives io Illinois, whero she will

remain some three months. Mr. Schin-zin- g

accompanied her HBfar as Socorro,

Mii-- s Lelia Keith, of Eruth county,

Texn", came to the Oaks this week, bywav ot Iioswell. blio will spend sometime visiting her grand parents, Mr,

and Mrs. J. J. Keith, and othor relativeshore.

Monopolist Mullane will this weekstart a branch paper at Ilagerniau, Itis to be called the Irriijutor. W. E. Orrwill be the manager, llagcrnian ishardly largo enough for a paper yet, butexiiocts to crow. The Current manwished to get in early to beat tho Independent, wnicn is suspected oi covetingtho location, Argus,

The social nt the M. E. church, lastFriday evening, for the benefit of thepastor, Rev. Thos. Hodgson, was a greatsuccess iu overy way, in fact the churchwas not largo enough to ac mmoda'en' .

This was the most profitable social evergiven in tho Oaks; tho net procoedswere $77.85. Tin popularity of the La-

dies Aid and the pastor, account in o

large me isuro for tho liberal patronage.The Ladies Aid wieh to thank the Cor-ne- t

Hand for the music which thoy con-

tributed.

Mr. C. O. Strong, principal of thepublic bcIkoIs at Anderson, Ual , says:

'I have used Chamberlain's Pain Halmand have fouud it an excellent remedyfor lameness and slight wounds."

Lameness usually results from asprain, or other injury, or from rheuma-tism, for which Chamberlain's PainIhilm is especially intended nnd unequalled. It affords almost immediate!relief and in a short timo effects a it

cure. For sale by Dr. M. O.Piiden, druguist.

MOVlafENTS "ofIToLD.New York, Aug. fi. - Nesslag it Fuller

will ship U00,tKK) in gold bs tho St.Louis The United Statesessay office will seud S.'i.OOO.OOO in goldbars to day to the Phildelphia mint, nndan equal amount to morrow, for coinage.

PIO ST1UKE.Victor, Colo., July 30.-- W.S. Strntton,

the milliontiiro, has struck in the Inde-

pendence mine a lode that will runSHO,-0)- 0

to the ton. It was at a point wheretwo veins came together. Its widthwarrants the statement Hint thrrs areseveral millions of ore in sight.- - Citi-ten- .

A rizona farmers uro going systematic-ally into the cultivation uf ennagria.New Mexico niusl look to l.er laurels iu

this matter. No Fiction of ronntryshould be allowed to get ahead of lis iu

the production of tnis moucy makingarticle. AVc Mcrieini.

E. Z. DURLIN GAME'S

ASSAY OFFICE :;8eoRATMRL

ElnbHhrd In Cnlorvto( WA. Homplcf tijr nml I ortxt'M will receif prompt tntl cruful KUenUuu.

GOLD AND SILVER BULLIONRaSfltd, Malltd lad Autyad ar Purchtiad.

AddrcM, I7M (id i: UvnM St., DtNVCi. COLO.

We want to reduce our stock, and will makethe prices so low that you cannot help but buy.We have not space enough to quote prices, buton our entire stock of Summer Goods we willmake a big cut. Although we have been stillingat a very low margin in the past, we will

been completed and track connectionsmade. It is said that the bridge cost82,000,000 and not. less than 100 Iívob.

According to the Philadelphia Ledgerthe large mill of the Maryland SteelCompany, which has been shnt down forseveral years owiug to a contract withtho steel-nai- l pool, is to resume work, asthe Pensylvau'a íb unable to fill ordersnow on hand.

At Japan's request her gold indemnitymoney is being taken from France byRussia and deposited in the Bank of En-

gland: Tho Baltimore Sun says: 4,No

tightness of the money market íb expect-

ed in consequence of tho locking up of somuch cash, since the Bank of Frauce isselling gold froely."

It is anuounced that an agreementhas been concluded at Paris botweonAmerican and Russian petroleum firniB

by which all the kerosene trade of theMediterranean, Sweden and Norway will

be given to Russia. "Iu the remainderof Europe Russia is to export 35 percunt and America C5,per cont of thekcroFoto nooded".

According to tho preliminary reportof Internal Revenue Coiumisi.ionor Mil-

ler for the year ondod .Time 30, 1895, thetotal receipts from all souices wore

113,215,978, a decrease from tho receiptsof 1S93- - 4 of $3,922,172. The percentageof cost of collection, including the in-

come- tax and sugar bounty, was 2.81;for the previous year, 2.70. The expen-

ditures on account of the income taxwere $88,739; receipts, $77,131.

CoiihuI Kirk, at Copenhagen, lias sentthe State Department a report upou theconsumption of Amrican and Russianpetroleum in Dennyck. In 1790 theAmerican consumption was 403,000 cwt.

and the Russian 123,000 cwt. In 1S94

the American had increased to 737,000

and the Russian had decreased to 71,000.

Tho increase in consumption of Ameri-

can oil is attributed to its superiorityover the Russian. Tho dillerouco iuprico is very slight.

A coal combiro was formod recentlyat Lookout Mountain by coal operatorsassembled with this avowed purposefrom the states of Tennessee, Georgia,Alabama and Kentucky. The result of

the meeting will be tho raising of theprice of conl ut the mines by every op-

erator in tho combino. A coal combine

has been formed also at the head of ti egreat lakes, with olllcos ot Superior,Wis. All of the coal companies of Su

perior, St. rani and Minneapolis aresaid to be members of the new combination, which will operate under the lawsof Wiseonsiu. The now trust will reg

tilato tho prico of coal and will seo thatnone of its members are allowed to runout of coal at any time.

rarin Fiuaro: The military workshopof Puteaux, in France, is turning outlest her tires for the army cycles inplace of India rubber ones, which aredifficult to repair when they break downLeather lires can be sowed withoutmuch trouble by the cyclist or a neighboring shoemaker. Moreover, they arelighter than rubber once and loss liabloto slip on wet pavouient or asphalt.

Si'NATou fiouMAN has won a victoryover tlio administration democrats inMaryland that gives him completecoutrol of the party organisation inthe state, snvs tho Sun Francisco Cull,and attests that his leadership has beenin no wise weakened by tho attacks oftho administration upon him. Theevent is one of moro than local note, butit is doubtful if at this limo the realsignificance of it iu the Cold uf politicscan Lo rightly estimated.

TO WHOM IT MAY t'OXTKHW.

Tlifpnlilic ia hereby nutifloil nnt i rnt mywife un in) account, a I will nut I rw.iKuitlfor nnr ilv'ila alia nuiy makrnr any oontrart rUrin.iy (inter Into ritlier n nijr wife nr na mi-i- n

nor i tli llrm of Oranno 1 without mycoiiHcnt. Cnilnr tli terina of our mrtnir-ht-

eoiitrniit, wlili'li In rwnrilcil In Lincoln countyI inn ninntítiitiHl tita aole nwiit nml innnciKiT of

il firm, nnd any iteht, mmtriirt, rolleciion (

flelita nr aaln of nny terminal liroparty will notIw ri'Coiiiil without my en!nrimnt.

U. OZANNRWláte Onk, Auuil "tii, I'm,

Dr. Price Crenm Baking; PowderWorU's f air Mifchot Award.

Cut on Prices So

try and the time has long since passedat which tlie.-i- peoplo who would notaccept the spirit ol progress and ad-

vancement of thoir ago and surround-ings, have become back numbers, is itnot woll to sot on foot some movementby w hich they Bhnll bo compelled to, atleast, oboy the laws of tho civilizationaround them? If they will not adoptour habits of life, make thim at anyrato keep their bloody knives from ourscalps. If thoy will stand iu the way of

the processi in, lot them know that theywill be run over. An Indian is entitledto just as much lib uty and protectionat the hiinds of the government as anyother of its wards, but for this he mubtbo made to feel that he owos its lawsobedieuco. If he demands protectionfor his life ho niimt givo in exchangetherefor that rcspi.ct for tho lives ofothois which is due from all humanbeings to their fellow men.

(ive the Indian land on which tomake a home just us you give to thecitizen. Let him cultivate it or engagein oilier useful and mdustiial avocationsas all otUcri have to do and protect himas others are protected. Don't defendmm iu his wanton violations of theestablished laws of the country. Don'ttreat with him as with some foreignpower over wnosa aiiairB we tiavu nojurisdiction.

It is said by many that the Indian was iiere wneu civilization came:that it was his home and his country,and that his r.ghts aro superior lo ours.So was the rattlesnake and thocoyote here; so was this their homoand thoir country, and upon thefame iiypoiueses tnoy tiau superiorrights, but this has not prevented thework of the extermination of these, vermm and pests from going on. Thopresent status of tho wild Indian is littleabove that of the coyote though hehas Lad years of tho examplo of ourcivilization to guido him up to a morouseful and a belter life. The policy of

tho government towards tbtsa savageshaB done more to establish and prrpotnato the existing conditions than anything else. When that policy is ulteredand tho Indian brought squarely intosubjection to wholesome laws the ac-

counts of the outrages now bo commonwill closo.

SOCORRO FLOODS.Tuesday evening of last week, one of

the must disastrous cloudbu.sts knowniu Ihe history of tho territoiy, occurredat Socorro. There wero eiht personskilled, MX of them belonging to theDuraut family. There were I'fty houseses washed away, nnd a hundred more orloss damaged. All the eaidens werodestroyed, and a great deal of stockperished in Ihe Hood The Kl 1'anoHerald gives a description of the tb.odtwo days alter it occuned. It mys:

"The lower p:irt of Manzanares venunis a total wreck, bridges and sidewalkbeing gone. The water covered thewhole valley from tho vicinity of the,

Windsor hotel to the depot, and for several mil s above Htid li. low tlio city.

Hie arroya Hint dnl Hie damage comesinto the city Ht the southwest cornerfrom the point of the riiountaitiS on thoroad to Magdalena. Just ai thn arroyastrikes tho city it divides into two chan-

nel, one going down Spring street tothe river bottom, and tho other to thewest, emptying to the north uf the city,and swings clear around, passing to theeast of Ihe city between itand tho depo',mingling its waters with ote comingdow n Spring treet.

The tl'Hid came in two b waves, ontilling the arrojas over bank full nml theother pouring out over every street inthe city, carrying destruction before it.That the city emapivl iih well in it didhim'iiih utmost a miníelo, and hud thisstorm come at night hundreds wouldhave been drowned.

Wilson MonseI Formerly Pulac Hotel.)

A Home-Lik- e Hotel.C L. WILSON', lVor.

Jloiiivl hy l:iy, Week or Month.

Cash is needed, and it will be to your benefitand our losa if you take the advantage offered.

dlu'rur I nilnmvñOP lotrno I!llinnr' LadiiVaTiJ

inning, uniu nun. ijiiiwm, .milium , tenh't

iVT PRICKS TO CLKAN OUT.

That Goods Will Go.

hmúrn Goods

w wnm a mib uii u ovn.

Frnnk J. Snger, Cashier.

Geo. L. I'lrick, Ass't Cashier.

This is business, andt 1 if fiti i ii i.i.il v

give us a call. ) Ut i

Jefferson líaynolds, Prcsidt-nt- .

Wm. Watson, Vice-Presiden- t.

WHITE OAKS N. M.

GWPTM, 3QQQO,DinKCTOHs-- Ji ffcrson Kayuolds, Win. Watson, J. W. Zollarc,

Geo. L. Ulrick and Frank J. Sager.

Wc tender our services infill mntlorn within, tljeaeopc of legitiniiile laijkh;.

Foreign Exchange Issued on all the principal Cities of Europe,

ProrciPt attention priven to ooi:ection,.

Subscribe for

White Oaks Eagle$2.00 a Year.

A MODERN INSTANCE.White Oaks Eagle DO YOU RIDE A VICTOR?

v

CD.1rninH."Where did you t that iar?" de-

manded tho Ih burla r neverrly."Kr.ni t lia traveling man, sir," replied

the journeyman on tho 8ccmh chair

"What U ho traveling for A rojw-walk-

Ilúdalo Express.

A Technicality.He We won't see any of the first act

now. I thought you mid you'd bo ris.dyin n moment?

She Well, I didu t my what moment.Brooklyn Lifu.

pnrÍ4oti of fact and figure in the niiu-era- l

world which aro in hie .oBsession.

"When that time comee," siid he, "thatthe ontput reaches the full amount of myprediction the United States will becomethe fipancial monarch of the world andmay dictate her terms as she will inreference to all the questions which nowaonoy . b ! perplei: Denver Republican

BULL FIGHTERS.El Paso Tex., Aug. 1.-- -J. H. Wolfe, of

Cripple Creek, is here en route northwith Arizona Charlie, Kid Meadows,three Mexican men and one woman,

The grandest outdoor sport is ryclin ; the best bicycle is a Victor,made iu the largest and finest bicyck j hint ia tho world.

OVERMAN WHEEL COMakers of Victor Bicycles and Athletic Guod.

NEW YORK.CTROIT. CNVCR.

PACiriC COAST.

BOSTON.

BAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 195.

Juhu V. Hewitt, Kditor.

Vk'm. Watson, Uusiness Man'r.

Tkkuu or iHuuouifTius:One Year (in advance) ...2.00Kix MoiitbB, " 1.00

Three Months u -

OFFICIAL PAPER OF LINCOLN COUNTY

WHITE OAKS, N. M, AUGUST 1. "95

If you can't build np your neighbor

ílou't try and jiull him down. If you

can't speak well for him keep silent Ifyou can't help him in business, try anddevoto yourself to your owu business.

Citizen.Judge John Y. Hewitt hns treated his

eicellout paper at White Oaks to a

lmudsouie new dress and has sonBibly

dropped the awkward and tueauin(?1os

name, "Old Abe Eaglo," and calls his

paper simply tho White Oaks Eagle.May prosperity continue to smile upon

tho able nows paper representative of

tho great gold camp of Lincoln county,ia tho sincere with of the A'eut Mexican.

Chioago wants the name of the A.T.&

8. F, changed so as to include the name

of Chicago in that of the road, suggest-

ing Chicago, Santa Fe & California or

Chicago, Kansas & California. The old

ríame is world-wid- e in its fame, and to

bury the road by losing it umong thedozens of other roads whoso names bo- -

Kin with Chicago, would be au arrant

piuco of folly. Optic.

The monthly wentber report, ieeued

by Chancellor Snow, of the Kansasuniversity, Bays that the month of Julyjust closed was characterized by extra-

ordinary rainfalls, exceeding by far any

iirevious July in twenty oight years. Tho

total rainfall was 10.G inches, 5.915 above

tho average. Tho total rainfall for theyear bo far is 23.36 inches, 3.Ü2 inches

above the avoargo recorded duringIweuty-oigh- t years.

A cloud-burs- t above Catskill. New

Mexico, accompanied by the heaviest

rain of the season, brought up tho Red

river, and considerable damage resulted.Much track aud mauy bridgos of thoCatHkill branch of the Union Pacific,

Denver &, Gulf railroad betwoon thatplace and Sopria, and also between(J.itskill and Vesquoz, are washed out,

Bud it will probably be Beveral days bo-- Í

re the damage can bo repaired.Wuifon roads and bridges are also badly

washed out.

FAVORABLE OUTLOOK,

The customs receipts of the first ten

months of tho uew tariff law uncounted

to ai.'il.fiü.'i.ííA!. Tho corresponding tenmouths under tho McKinley law thecustoms receipts amounted to only

It is tho practice of tho protect-ive newspapers to allego that tho differ-

ence canio out of the earnings of Ameri-

can workingmen. As a mutter of facttho wages of tho American workingnif u

during tho ten months of the newtariff law amounted to $1,000,000 morethan during the corresponding periodunder the McKinley law, Tho increaseof revenuo is therefore lo be added totho increase in wages in figuring up thenet gains and the people aro not likelyto complain of the reuult. AlbuquerqueDemocrat.

NOT A RAD FLAN.

From Washington, D. C, we learnthat politics in Virginia are beginningto nssuuie a new phase. Silver demo-

crats proposo practiciilly to abandonfree coinage as a leading issue of thecampaign and placo sound money meniijion the defensive by attacking whatthey regard hs the moot vulnerablepoints of the sound money doctrine.They propose to show that the admin-jhtratio-

and its followers would retirenil greenbacks, treasury notes aud ulti-

mately fcihor dnlh.rs, thus causing acoiitr&ctinu of currency by the with-

drawal from circulation of more thanf IMO.IiMl.eotl. They will ftirtlr attemptto show that tho definition of tmutidmoney given by the udvocatra meansgold cuiu aud national bank notes.

THKOUTl'UTOFCiOLD.

William J. Pueketl, lo.aaier iu charcoof the local briiuch mint, is of the opin-ion (hut tlit output of gold in this colíntry will noon reuch f 100,1)00,000 a yearand that of tbi amount Colorado willproduce iiemly one bird when work is

in full progress in all (he camps. Thisi'oii('liiNÍoi) lis reaches by a sort of a cum

Painful Story f Man Who Ilonelit aU'liet.

Jin wm old nnou;;h to know lx'ttcr, butlt'ii Bt ill true that there's no ffiol like anold fool. After a week of practice In therUlii'g whool. After learning to mount anddismount and to turn to the left nnd tl;oright, be gut hU win!, mid with nn exjie- -

rieiio a rider a escort undo a time butentirely successful debut ou the pavement.Ho went Jiomo that night a little lame,but holding hlg livad pretty high for a headthat was full of new wheels.

"I'm going to use the bicycle entirelygoing to mi from theotllee," he announc-ed to his luniuldy skeptical wife. "It willsave at lont 1 1 week on car fare.

I need th exercise. I think It willbo good for my appetite."

"So it will cost 1 u week moro to boardyour" laughed nuidum. Women aro to il-

logical and niulapropos."Never you mind. I'm going to open a

wheel account with myself, nnrl In a monthI'll show you figures that will open youreyca."

It was just a week later, a--s he lay lu adarkened room, with abaluhvge around hishead and splints ou his arm, that the wileopened a memorandum book and read:

Friday. Uode down town and homeagain on back streets to avoid crowd. Sav-ed 10 conts. This is great.

Saturday. Tried Mai u street this morn-ing. Never realized before how busy thestreet Is. Awfully full of teams and peo-ple. Looked ahead and saw heavy coalwagon coming. Tried to give it a wldoberth, but tho more I tried the moro Icouldn't. Ran into its front wheel andbroke batidlo bsr. Think it must havebeen loaded with magnetic Iron oro, itpulled mo in so. Driver asked mo If I wasloaded, an what In 'oil I was tryln to cutiiu down for. "Why don t you use a baby

cari'liigef" ho jeered. These low peopledon't understand athletics.

Sunday. Can't get my wheel repaireduntil Monday. Just as well. I couldn'tsit on It If I had it. Must get saddle chang-ed. Wine looks all right, but feels as If itwere all edge. Curious effect of yost onlay'scollision. I can't walk past people with-out hitting them. Kept stepping off thosidewalk all tho way to church and bump-ed up against everybody. Stepped on threedresses, and going down tho aisle lute hittho fellow with tho contribution box;Struck him amidships, bow on, and theyuro looking under tho pows yet for the sil-ver. I can't keep off of people. Must finda 40 acre lot tomorrow aud practice walk-ing.

Monday. Thought I was O. K. again.Got my wheul and was coming up tho avo.In great shapo. Two ladies on sidewalk;heard one of 'om say, "There, that's theway I like to see a man ride; ho sits upstraight like a gcutleiuun." Lookedaround and tried to raise my hat; bicyclefell over and I put my Trilby smashthrough front wheel. Repair shop prom-ises wheel tomorrow. Hopo thoso ladleswon't know mo next tlmu I luok like agentleman.

Tho outrios stopped hero, so tho wifeadded :

"Tuesday. Went out to park, wheretho roadway wasn't crowded. Met a hwlyon a wheel. I turned out and she turnedin"

"What aro ycu doing thoro so still?"said too remains In the bed.

"Trying to brine? your bicycle economyaccount up to date, dear."

"Just say I'd rather meet a drove ofTexas steers, all long horned and mud,than a womau on a wheel. The streets arenot wide enough for mo and any womanthat ever held a handlo bar. Just say thattho way to meet (i woman rider is to getover into tho fields as soon as you sighther."

"Shall I put down the expenses In thecasoP"

"Expenso bo bl Seo here; you writoa letter to oim of the papers and get thoaddress of the secretoiy of tho antiblcycloleuguu. I'm going to join whuu tho bonosets."

"Never mind, dear; get another wheeland economize some more. And it isu'tbo had, you know; your life's lusured."Ilullalo Express.

After the Wreok.Maude (anxiously) Tom, I refused Char-H- e

WaliUter when ho proposed to me thisafternoon, and ho said tlcit 1 had wreckedhis Ufo. You don't think that he'll go ai.dcommit suicide, do you?

Tom Oh, no, I don't think there's anydanger t hat will. He nnd I have justbeen playing pool together all the eveningat tho club. Louisville Jnm-nul- .

A Reliable Indication,"1 guoss our ild Mend Ptormlnjrton

Barnes Is playing to pretty good businessthis season," .iUl one actor.

"Why?" another."He nays that this talkabout tho degen-erne- y

of public tiulo for tho drama Is alllioueuso. ' ' Wu.ihl ngtou Slar.

AéihM the Itnpoiisible." You will have t get somebody to Iden-

tify you," siiid tho paying teller."lijt that's 1iii);(wm1i1," exclaimed the

preM uler of the ciie:k. "Mnc I'vohad thischeck In my possession I've been ko proudthat my own mother wouldn't know me

Boston Transcript.

"It is the I est patent medicine in theworld" is what Mr. E. M ilartnmn, ofMHrquaii', Orfgoii, says of Chamber- -

luh's (Vlie.Ch'deru and Diarrhira Remedy. What leads mo to make this assertion is from the faot that dysentry in itsworst form whs prevaleut around herelast summer and it never took over twoor three dow to effect a permanentcure." For sale by Dr. M. (I. I'aden,druggist.

One night when Mr. Isaac I'ein wm"I'pln? with me, mys M. K. Hatch

in"n'haiit of tkbi irteninisU r,

Washington, I hiril him groanltiR. Ongoing to his room 1 found hi n sufferingfrom crump eolio, lie was in fturh ag-

ony I feared he would din. I hastilygave hrn a doM of (lliaiiibnrlain'a Cube,Cholera and liirrlnea Ucmndy, Howas aoon relieved and the first words houlturod wer, "what was that at u IT you

L..ie me?" I informad him. A fewd iy W wo were talking about his at-

tack an. I b" 'id he was never without(hut remedy now. I know its worth unddo not liesitiiin to rc iniiiend it to myfriends mid customers. For salt bj I)rM. 0. I'aden. iiriiifi,Mt.

Or. Prlre' Cf"" Hklnjf Pnwdrt

bull fighters, and four American monienfighters. A car load of bulls from Coza-dirá- ,

Méx., is expected shortly. Thetroupe leaves for Cripple Creek

Mexican print cloth mills thoughninniuj? continuously, are unable to fillrequiromonts. "

The Lehigh Valley Coal Companyhar. negotiated in London a loan of

0,000,000 at 5 per cent., guaranteed bythe Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.

A Dotroit dispatch nays that for aconsideration of $115,000 the Mergen-thale- r

Linotype Company haB securedall the rights, title, and intorest in thepatents on the machiues of tho RogersTypographic Company, thus ending tholong pending litigation,

Tho Treasury department has resumedtho issue of gold certificates, wnich wassuspended during tho period when thoTreasury gold reserve was bolow Í100,-000,00-

Since Juno 25 last, when thegold reserve again became intact, theTreasury hus issued about 9200,000 coldcertificates, principally ou gold presented at United States Mints.

Springfield Republican: A well-know- n

mill official is authority for thoBtalemont that an Euglish syndicate isat present negotiating for the purchaseof mills in Lowell, Fall River, New Rod-for-

Lowiston, Me., and elsewhere, withthe intention of securing within thenext six months the majority of thewoolen mills of the East,

Tho navy department, during the pastmonth, has boon ongaged in the onlistuient of 1,000 seamen for the navy. Theenlistments have been made nl navyyards where there are regular ships.This addition to the force was necessaryin order to man tho new battle ehips' Iowa," Maine," "Toxas," "Indiana,""Massachusetts," "Oregon," and othersw hick are about to go into commission.

A cable dispatch from London statesthat during the last week in Juno moneyloaned at as low a rate ns has evorbeen known. Tho British Governmentdosirod to renew Treasury bills amount-ing to 60,000,000; tenders for tho loanamouutod to 800,000,000, and the priceaccepted fixed tho interest rate at atritio under eleven-sixteenth- a of ouo peroeut.

The report of th Trensury Rureaii ofStatistics for the last fiscal your showstho exports of merchandino to have been$731,'JO0,S19, with an excess of exportsover imports of 75,732,912; gold coinand bullion, 506,131,183, with excess ofexports over imports of 30,9SU40; sil-ve- r

coin aud bullion, ft 17,2(1.612, withoxeess of exports over imports of

immigration 276,130 against311,012 in 1891.

Rtiihray age: Thern were 611 milesof track laid on Cfl linos in tho first halfof 1895, against 023 miles on 51 lines inin tho came period in 1891, 1,013 mileson 95 lines in 1893, and 1,307 mil, g on 92lines in 1892. The downward movementin railway coneli uction, from the topnotch of nearly 13,000 miles iu 18S7 toless than 2,000 milts in 1894, has evident-ly ceased and a slow upward turn maybo expected. From work now in eightit looks os if the uc w truck added in1895 would aggregate to 2,3(10 mileswith a possibility of something moro iftimoa coutiutie to improve rapidly.

S'ew York Mail und Exprés: Theremarkable chango for the better in theiron trade is shown in the official statis-tics for the first half of 1S95. The pro-

duction of pie; iron in the United Sutesfor the period named reached a total of1,087,308 gross tons, against 2,717,98:1tons in tho second half of 1 SO I. Accord-ing to thn present outlook it is safe toeHtimato that the last six months of1.'5 will bo c.vr 5,000,000 tons ami thattho output for the jear will be o.jiial tothat ol lc90, which wan tho banneryear in tho hiuU.ry i t the trade. Thestocks of pig iron on baud June SO

showed a fur li.e six mouthsof l."S,.'t"i Ions, which ulWd auotherevidence of the increased fcouvity in

I this industry.

MAftH

When He Would Be Itreinrllnil.Wlrrgles I've got just one cignr here.

You haven't any objections, have you?Wnggli Not If I Binokolt. Somerville

Journal.

Desert Dialogue.

"Why," demanded the camel rather Ir-

ritably, "do you scrutinize mo so fixedly?""Pardon mo," returned tho dromedary

in somo confusion, "hut tell me, pray,have you really two humps, or did I drinknot wisely but too well at that lust oasis?"

Pick Me Up.

As mercury will surely destroy Hie

BeiiBO of smell and completely derangethe wbolo system when entering it thro'the mucous surfaces. Such articlesshould never bo used except on prescrip-tions from roputablo physicians, as thodamage they will do is ten fold to thegood you ctn possibly derive from them.Hall's Catarrh Cure, niannfucturod byF. J. Cheney & Co., Tolodo, O., coutainsno mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon tho blood and mucousBurfaros of the system. In buying Hall'sCatarrh Cure, bo sure you ,'et tho genuine. It is taken internally and is madein Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.Testimonials freo.

ELlTSold by druggists, price, 75c perbottle.

JIow's This!We ofi'or One Hundred Dollars Re- -

waid for any case of Catarrh that can-not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Trops., Toledo,Ohio.

We tho undersigned have known F. J.Cheney for the hist lo years, and believehim perfectly houorablo iu all businesstransactions nnd financially tibio to car-ry out any obligation ruado by his firm.

West & Thuax, Wholesale Druggiutu,Toledo, O.

Walwn-o-, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Tolodo, O,

Hall's Catarrh Cure is takon internal-ly, acting directly upon the blood nndmucous surfaces of the system. Trico,75 cents per bottle. Sold by all drug-gists. Testimonials free,

TriE Emik, reduced to two dollarsa year.

Oi.i Ann Eacilf. has a large Washington hand press for sale cheap.

BLANKS IN STOCK.The Eaulk keeps sets of mining appli

cations for patent; also deeds, mortgages, locution not'.cei, bonds for deads'and u1! other legal stationery at rousona-- '

bio prices.

DOXTSTOP TOBACCO.How To Cum Yourself Wlillo I'slng It,The t bricro liithit grows on n nnu until hin

nervciiii .! t 'til is nrinn.ily alTe.-t- ' il, iminirii)ghealth, oenifort mid hunitinot. To quit

íh too revert a shock to tliueyctom, hnto an nv.'t'irnle usi?r, Ihvíiiii a

that hiit s.vitpin oontinually pruven. lliic.I'nro is n Kcirntitlti cure fur the toharco linliit hinil It form, eoiiiiomitli'il after thetomi.Iu of an eminout iici iiu I'liy ieian who linnused it in his irvat,'r"'ticeHÍiico l". withouttt failure, purely Veritable niel giiarautissl y

lini TiU"!. Yell enn uso nil the tulmrrnynuvant while Uliun H.ico-Cii- r : it will notify youwhen to sti. We xive a written vniruntee touiiih mi) ea-- e with three Imixcm, or refund t

with 10 per cent, interest. Pneo-Cur- in

not a Milwlit'ite, but m:ieiitil!c euro tliut cureHenil th aid uf will power and with noinnow-veniviir-

It leave tlie nyetom as purn nuil fn vfrom iiii i'tiiiii as the duy you took ;oer tlr.tebcw or siiiokn. Hold by nil druiofist", with our

) Kiianmteo, nt l.0U per bo, tbtreboxen, thirty ilaya tneitn.ent.) f.'.SO; or wilt il

ru I iiMin rs7eiit of price. HKN I) 8IX TWOCl.NTSTVMl'SlOit HVMl'I.K IIOX,

PliODKS Hthii. Eureka ( beuiicidA Man.ifariiirioic Cnmpany. Miiuiifiicturiiiir

bimiu. l,a Cnwe, Wirron iu,

W.L. DouglasCrJ CtUAri lamtni-iT-.

V Vj I taV Qri TIT tCI A KIMS.atT 3. CORDOVAN.Mi Utri I UAf.ilLCO CALF.

?A2X5 TikT C..i r;fjv".i?MKir yrí? 3.1? POLICE, 3 soles.

".rM 2. WORKIflCü..

Nl I 'tXTTA riN- - '"'5.

ítóv CE'1'

OvsrOn Mllllan I'copl ww I lis

V. L. Dou?Us $3 & $4 SlicesAll our hoe pre ccju.-tll-

y MtlsfactoryTh-- y lva Ihs bet vain 'or H.e mvnt",Thry tslill cualuni ho--4 1,1 s t Is kiid f t.1 h At wesrins; tiualHIcs arc uesrejfsct.1 lis prlc rr Uiilturin,ssmf rtl r.ii vols,I'rim . 1 1 & I ssv. J wet ti er ihI.ks.

il )otuuc4l nm l tuppiy ;uar.v(;.n. bI e,i'ern evervwlmre, W uf. .1. !i,;ent t t

tidm eiteliniVM hkIii f..r vi.'imty.V'ri'.,' A oa'.e,

CHICAGO.

PORTLAND.

Mollee for rc.bllcution.Land Office at Uoswem., N. U.

July nth, istis.Notleo in hereby ffiven that tho following-iiame- il

settler l.un lilod notice of bis intention tomake linal proof iu support of his claim, anilthnt said proof will bo mada before T. (!.Tillotson. Probate JuoVo, at Lincoln, N. M.,onSaturday, Auk. :tl . ISM, vin : Kliieht T. Coi.m-ET- !.

lIoinastu.nl Application No. 117 for the Lotsi, a, , 7, ami 111' Sue, 0, Tp. 0 S., ft. 1:1 E.

Henun.es the following witnesses to prorshis continuous resilience upon and cultivationof. raiii lar d, viz :

Preston Collier, of AVhitc Oaks, N. 51.Harry B. t'omrey " " " " 'Krnrat Luif,-atou- , ' " ' " ."John Owen, " "Any person who iludiros to protest ntminst ths

allowance of such proof, or who knows of anysubstantial reason, under the law und regula-tions of tho Interior Department, why nucliproof should not be allowed, will be ven anopportunity at the above mentioned time nndplace to e tl.e witnesses of saidclaimant, and to oiler evidence i rbnttul ofthat submitted by chdmeet.

(no. 11. Yonxo, Resistor.Notice for I'ublleiitlon,

L.vsu Office at Rorwem,, N, M

June, 17ih, 1895.Notice is hereby (Ivon that tho following

uiinied si'ttlur has Hied notice of his iutontiouto make linal proof iu support of his claim, amithat said proof will be made befuro DemetrioPurea. Prol) ite Clark, nt Lincoln, New Jloiicu,on 1'iidny Am,', Üth, 1NH.1. viz: Abner W. Keinpt-on- .

ilometlc.-i- appli?atii n No, li'.iri (L. ('. S,)for th- - K. í N. W. li N. K. 4 H. YV. U and X.W ' . H. K. ce. 1:. Tp. 6 Sr.. It. K K.

lío unmcs the followiui; witnesses to prorah- - continuous lojidence upon anil cultivationof. said land, viz :

51. Henry lluliomy. of White Oaks, N. M.William F. Iilnirhi:d, of White Oaks, N. M.Harry S. Coinrey, of V, hito Oaks, N. M.David J. 5!. A. Jewett. of Lli.coln. a. M,Ai:y person who to protest airaiiuit the

allow ancuot such proof, or who knows of anysubstantial reason, uuder the law nnd regula-tions of the Interior Department, wny suchproof should not be allowed, will be Kiven op-portunity at the above mentioned time andplace to the witurwna of saidelnmiant. and to oirer evi h.iice in rebuttal ofthat Kiihmiricd byclnimint.

Oiohou H. Yomo, Register,

Noliee for I ' ii 1,1 f. ntiiiii.Lanu Office at Roswei.i,, N. M.

July ltd, 1W5.Notlreis hereby irivcn that the followhiK-name- d

tel tin-ha- tiled notice of his intentionto make linal proof in support of his claim, andthat said proof will be made before KeKisterand I'.is'civer at lloswell, N. jr., on

AL'til'KT 2S. KO. viz: J I' LIANA1'KIi LTA, liome.-len- Application No. (V12

forlho K' M;1, t ec. 2U in, .1 1.', Nh),Kec.a!Tp. 7 H. 1!, p! K.

He ñame the following witnesses to prorhi.". continai iiK upon and cullivatiouof, mill land, vi.::

Cttloriipi ll ld iaado, of Rlchardaen, N. M.Antonio Moninju, of oKeliz Pena, of "Ju.ui I!. M ii tinrz, rf Itoswell, "Any person who ile i.e-- i to protest aitainat the

nUowuiccof Mich proof, or who knows of anysubstantial reason, under tho law nnd the

of tl e IntHTior department, why ucliproof ..h.iuhliaii beallowud. will Is. ven anoppoiteni-ya- i 'ha above inenli. ncd tune andP .ice to cri.ss..:.iimi.i.. t,e wllnessea of saidcli.im.oit. nd to idler evi.h ne.) in rebullid ofthat Mihimttu.t by cbiinmnl.

C'lioK 1!. Vorxa, Reuister.

ol!,. -

La.m. Office At I ah Curran, . M.,July Vh.

.Notice i. ,rc',y tiven that the following"'r I'd" I notice of her intention to

n.akc rim.1 proof in .npprt f her claim amithat aaid proof wi:l bo made befor.. thal(e,-,vte-r or lie order of f, s. Ijiu I Hic. atLus Cines, N, M., oil An pist I' ll,, iv.15,LI LI.l I. J. DAWI.IN--

,forneily 1. ILLIK J

AM.l.rr.ON of Talerisa. S. M. v. ho M,uiai.e un,l Applictii u No. I .y, fr tlpH i.-- ,

W.í rnn-a- tl.u r.,ii .. :..her continuous i,!Ui,c u,,,,. cuii,utl'oa'i, said l.,ii.t. u:A,.i.er N. Hlii. r' t All of'I liornas1 láudano Í l.irora, . M.i lan óaieiiH,

.Vi; pe.scii who, Pre.to protest ain.l thab.nv:.n... or w, kn.w, of anysi. o i.innal r.i.ai.ii under the law and the n

j .,( :,i h ie,--, ., Department, why fuchproof f,e!.! not I..,r.!l,.w. v í I l.s ri.n anoj r . li lot) in e ..'.o n rMi,.i. i,,,,, Hn,

.li..-- e t , cr. . nii..,B , ,.,., nf ,ni' nr:.niit. an I i.,l. revelnca in isl.utlat oftha, submit ted by c'.lie .oil.JoBN II. I'huh. Riinl.tar.

Sutil for I'uMI. allon.

Lo Out. At Ci 1:1 r, S. 51.

July 'uli. Ii 'l.N'othc !s laril.j- nhn that ll.a followinif.

wooed ettlri Ima III- d 111.I1. i .f his intentionl'i nial. i' fli.ul pnu, in .npi.ri of his r i 111 , nndthat .aid pi....! will l,i ma le be'iee l!,or 11 ier. ol l S. I. o d Oill .,. at lia Crue.n, M on M lll'HT lull. I".'-'.- , riz;

hn r N. Ill of Tul 111 1, N, U.. wlm madalli iiis-i- .. , Applicnli.iii No, :' ",l. for lb M '("f N V '.. H r. ', of N W and S W ' N Y.

.'e. Js, Tp. 11 H. 11 Hi li.lip 11111111 thn fii:o-.toii- whiip-c- I., prorr bia

coliiilelou lei,l.,H'M i,m.u and CillllVMlioB ofp,n 1 Ijbti, 1

I .I'.. 01 .1. ), l,n, 1

I - Mo. ...en , .Ml ofc. s..ii'i., i lul.ir,a, Ui,

li a,. f 'l II- -, I

An .'. a v i i'( mu Ii. t'ii e"t aidti.l Ibaj iilP'.io,-.- ' f .im ii p.i.,,1, er who lams, of any' ni. ii 'e. i"u. 111. it'p Uw mid rpfila

, ,.t ii... l 1 i , .., t. i surii

aioi:tcja.(!K salk.Where is on the 8th day of May, 1301,

one U.I. M.A. Jewett executed und de-

livered his certain Mortgagee Died to llieundersigned Arnold I'idgewnv convoyingthereby the following described lots orparcels uf bind and real estille situate ly

inr and being in Lincoln Co. New Mexico to wit:

The undivided one (lur.rtcr () interestin Lot three (3) in Block twc.ity twe (I.'- -')

in tho town of White Oaks aud to thefractional North East riuurter of theSouth East quarter and the fractionalEast half of the North Enst Quarter ofSection twenty five (20) and the SouihEast quarter of the South East quarter ofSection No. twenty four (24) all iu town-ship No. Six (6) south, of Itangc N.

leven (11) East of the New Mexico prin-cipal Base and Meridian, containing onehundred find fifty six and acres, bethe saire more or less, which mortgagedeed was duly recorded in Book "0" ofthe record of Mortgage deeds ut page 00of said Lincoln county New Mc.U-o- , on

the 4th day of June, 1804 ut 4 o'clock p.

in, und was given to secure the paymentof Five hundred and Seventy five dollarstwelve mouths after ths date of saidMortgage deed wiUi interest en said sumat twelve per cent per nuiiuni from thedate of said mortgage deed until paidfor value received.

And whereua said sum of money insaid mortgage deed mentioned has beenlong since duo and payable and the saidV. J. M. A. Jewett, his heirs aud assignshave failed to pay the same as providedin said mortgage deed and tho entire

amount of said principal together withthe interest thereon to this date re-

mains unpaid and in default. Nowtherefore by virtue of the power of salecontained iu said mortgage deed, I,Arnold Itidgcway, the mortgages namedtherein, do hereby give notice that I willon the 20th day ot August, Vm, at 10

o'clock In the forenoon of unid day infront of the post office in the town ofWhile Oaks, Lincoln county. New Mex-

ico, cixpose nl public auction and sell tothe highest bidder for cash the saidgranted premises and real estate of so

much thereof us may be nccks.-iar- tosail fy said Indebtedness and costs ofsuch sale; and will execulc and deliverto Ihe purchaser or purchasers thereofgood and suflicieut deed oi deeds there-for.

Ansoi.n RiniiKww,Morlgagi e.

RHEUMATISM,

LUMBAGO,

SCIATICA,

LAME BACK,

DEBILITY, Etc.

'VM ry.-v- ?.

WHY m SEOKWhen a rilo will buy t'.j i.r aieit heallnnInvention of the dsvT Hxiirtfi' liecnleUnit la a riiBivlsic t.utlpry fir eliIrend.inil, rnl r:i ra ,(e. ", r i.mnry

It II .'lie v.':bc,ni nisdiciiijHlii aitinlli:i, f.m.il w- - Keinllm, I.a.i.Itnelc Iil-ti- o y p.tt'4 1 I o.i'i'luliilH,Scrtmia I tlll- -. ViMiksa, d ,, Hl.rnliiH n.ol i ll i ilwh t w'y liulitF.r.ion or fin., 'it .c-i- hip i ii ia rnn

yreitleNt l'.II'.e 11. t.n, as tho Mi'lll.a.ifilliliiK 4iirrte rut r nt I ll ;tcllrrrt Ut Imp ati J ii.iprova-nisnt- a

nra fpi. foei lli ll n li .i.r nainj.A pocket pilition c! the tcl.'binud tkclro-Biedic- al

work,

"Three Classos of Hen,"lllntratcl, Is nerd fre, by mall nitonapplication l.rery innic, nildill'-np- l.r olit limn aiiHijieu tl.4 lihtcl wpaknpsa

ahniilil rvl It It wnl allow an a, aitrpunit af.ppily way Iu ri;iiia irriiKiri imkIlirallli Kbrn tet y lluurf 1 lia lallpil,

Tho 8AWOEN CLCCTRJCCO.,Ko. '0 Klilc.rilrt fcf., Iniier, 1.1.

AlaoNew l'orli.t lilenuoA I.nilou, I njt.Largoat blocUo-UuUic- Uduiu ia lb Wutltll

m

O vii'in of Imrroa, li iit'i, li (' ti ml

LEVI STRAUSS & CO?

VRAM

fan- ié iii- r, n r i .i

Ci'JCOPPER RIVETED CLOTHING

EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED.TACTORV-CA- N FRANCISCO - CAUTORNIA,

-'- "-i- - '" - r f r,H.tH.

t'l-,- r .a'i I lieT I Im p rr ."ii'e,,I ... ,f M.Of.íT..".. 0".t.V'

; rz".;:;j to . t. h.,hii ii.p llie ilw'', ..f said

r"t. O d I" i.ll.r e'.ii;l. in rebuttal ofhnt suuiiiti l: ri......

I J .1 H U. !u tH, l((ialpr.

I

1 OLD BY FAMOUS ME.Tri-Week- ly Passenger

IT'S INJURIOUS TO STOP St'D-lenl-

flinl don't lw iii)j;so(I ujxm ly1 lying n remedy t!iat requires you toJo sf, m it is nothing more tlinn ft e.

In the sudden stoppage of n

von must have some stimulant,

DON'TSTOP and Express Line

FKOM- -

isLTY vrsrrorMiVIA

TOBACCOmtl in most tnses, the el-

ect of the Rttmulnnt, be itipium, morpine, or otherpiafes, leaves a far worse

AK your uniKgiet about Haco-Cur- o. It is

You do not have to stop using tobacco withlialilt colillacU'il.purely vegetable.

senator, and he broke into a rarefulljprewired speiH-- to tell something ofwhat navigation aroond the Hum waaHis description of (ho waves runningmountain high, (ho difficulty experi-enced whether ships went by way ofMagellan strait or on tho outer courseand how they ofteu had to turn and runbefore the wind and wait for weeks forbetter weather before they could make atrip was very entertaining to his col-

leagues. Mr. Perkins, having first sailedas mariner, in after life made the tripin his own vessels. Ho had also broughtvessels around for other pecijla

Ho admits now that he Iiiir no han-kering for a trip by tho way of CapoHorn and says that shipping that wayin tho best built essels of today willbe attended by loss of property and lifo,to say nothing of the length of the trips.Senator Perkins has several timoscrossed the isthmus of Panama and hasmade extensive trips iu tho orient Allof his seafaring life was not prosperous,and when ho went to California to re-

main and seek his fortune ho worked hispassago to the port of San Fvaucisco andalso his passago to tho mines. Ho beganhis California career as a portor iu astore in Ore vi lie, a store that was then

Haco-Curo- . It will notify you when to stop and your desire lor

tobacco will cease. Your system will be as free from nicotine as the

duy efore you took your first, chew or smoke. An iron-cla- d written

guarantee to absolutely cure the tobacco habit in all its forms, or

money refunde.!. Trice $1.00 per box or 3 boxes (30 days treatmentand guaranteed cure,) S2.50. For sale by all druggists, or will send

by mail upon receipt of price Send Six two cent stamps for sample

box. Uooklets and proofs free. Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co.,La Crosse, Wis.

White Oaks, Nogal and Fort Stanton !

Elegant new joachps have been put on this line, which will leaveSan Antonio every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, imme-diately after the nrriviil of tbe train, fur which it wili wait, howeverlate the trin mav be; and will rendí San Antonie from White Oaksevery TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY and connect withthe cAritbound train. No more night travel Passengers wh! slopover night at the Mountain Station ranch, and reach White Oaks intime for dinner next day. Nore but careful, sober men are employedto drive, and do expense wül be spared to inaku v,aSiienf?l'rb sae an'lcomfortably. Coaches will leave White Oaks every Monday, Wcd-nesdi- n'

fcnd Friday for the railroad. In ail my eight years exoeri-enc- e

in carrying the U. S. mail I have never had a single accidentresulting in injury to anv one. Passengers who regard their comfortand safety will do well to patronize the OzantiK Stage Line, and whenthey reach White Oaks to

Offico of THE HONKER P1ÍES8 COMPANY. 0. W. Hornick , Sept.Bt. l'aul.Miun., Kept. 7, ISM.

' Eureka 'lii'inic:il & M't'n Co., La Cronsp. Wis.llr;ir Biri-:-- Imvo been a tobacco llond for many ypain, and rtnriiiK the punt two ycnrs

bnvemnokixl llfloin to !wiMit.vcKr reííiilHrlv evi ry day. My wliolo nervous system became

atWtml, until my plmirian UiM me I must iovo up tli uie of tobacco for tbc timo bi ii. at ltast.1 trii'd the Kci'lcy Curo," and various oilier reinirdies, but without

uccni, unlil I accid-utul- ly learned of yonr "Haco-Curo.- " Tlin-.- i weeks ao today I commenced

wiuK your preparation, and today I consider myself completely cured; I urn in purf,t lieallli,

hihI tbe horrible crfving for tobaeco, which every invet 'rate smoker fully appreciates, has com

Stop at the Hotel Ozanne !

Senator Perkins as a Followerof the Sea.

A RTJHAWAY AT TWELVE YEAES.

HfUplnff Ilonicslck Ibija to Kscap Ha

Bulled Around the Horn at Sixteen Coo

g remuí ii Calbcnoo's Kxperlence M

Statesman.

(Copyright, 133.V

It is often said that the life of someparticular ruiin reads like a romance.This in certainly true of Uoorge ClementPerkins, senator from California. Mr.Perkins ran away from home when liewas nothing but u slip of a boy 12 yearsold or thereabout Being a native ofMaino, lie naturally hud a fondness forthe sea, and, liko many another boy, tosea ho went lie has seen every portionof tho civilized world and a great dealthat is not civilized. Seven years of hisboyhood were spent ou tho sea, goingfrom this country to every part of Eu-rope. Ho has been to Norway, Sweden,Denmark, Russia, hiigland, Ireland,Scotland, Wales, Primee, Germany,Spain and the countries bordering ontho Mediterranean tea. Ho has hud ad- -

SEKAT0II CEOnGK C. rERKIXS.

ventures, too, and when in the mood hecan entertain his fellow senators withromances of the sea that equal tho talesof Marryat.

Ono story of the romantic- sido of asailor's life is told by tho Californiasenator, a story which fIiows that truth isindeed stranger than fiction. He shippedwith a brig loaded with hnnborfrom St.John, N. B. , bonnd for Dublin. Amongtho crew were three boys younger thanhimself. The brig Lizzie Thompson hadnever been to rea, and sho was found to benuseawoiihy after a few days out. Thecrew, including tho boys, consisted ofbut 1 3 hands. Tho boys got sick anddid not want to go any farther after thebrig bogan to leak. The hieu did notliko the looks of things and mutinied.They refused to work the pumps andinsisted that tho vessel should be putback, and tho captain was finally com-pelled to yield That ho was wild aboutbeing forced to do something againsthis will by the mutiny of tho crewthoso who know tho nature of tho aver-ag- o

sea captain of 40 years ago willeasily imagino.

They camo back to St. John and an-

chored, awaiting the action of the au-

thorities. Tho three boys were disgustedwith tho whole sailing business andhad had enough of the sea. Perkinsagreed to get thorn off and away. Hochose a timo when the tido was comingin and the enrrent was very strong.Tho tide rises 28 feet at St. John, high-er than at any other port in tho worldHo got tho three boys in a boat and wasabout to let go when one of them re-

fused to go unless his chest was carriedalong as well. This was impossible, nudthe boy clambered out, leaving Perkinsand tho other two in tho Ixiat. A longlino was uttached to tho painter of thoiKiat, nnd thoy slipped away from theship as if they were merely having alittle frolio on the tido. Hut tho roposoon parted, as Perkins knew it would,and the lioat kikhI away on the tide likean aiTow. Tho boys wero takeu to aplaco of s:kfety, and ou tho ebb tide Per-kins returned. Of course it was an accident, and ho was not large enough tobring back two Ixiys nearly as largo ashimself. Tho fact that ho returned wasevidetico of his gixxl faith, and neitherl,o nor any member of tho crew was1 unished for mutiny. The Milp was

and mado an uneventful voynge.The Iwivr ho helped to get uway shippedon a brig to Providence, and ho lostsight of I hem.

Lut year a big fellow walked IntoMr. Perkins' oftVo in Oakland andasked him if hisnnuiowas Oeovgo Clement, no said "Yes," for that was thenano 1m went by in his seafaring days."Well," responded tho big fellow, "Iam one of tlnwo boys you hclcd getaway from tho Liz.io Thompson in SUJolui harbor." Ho soon pnveil Idsrruthfnhipxi by mentioning incidentswhich none but he ronld know. He hadIrwl qoito a vciiiid rxxTcicn, havingbeen through tho entiro war, and afterit was over settled in Hull Joco, CnL Hodid not know that tho prominent rhip--

ner and merchant, (Joorge ( !. Perkins,wtw oneo his shipmate, and it wa onlyafu-- r Mr. Perkins was clc ted to thoSemite, when Mine of hi pm ly historywas published iw well ns tho fact thatlie wum in his younger days known asGtoi g('lt'iii"UtM, that it occurred to himHint Ids I.)1i.kkI friend and the senatorworu Iho siimu person, lloth had n-e-

me h of life since they parted oil (he Ht.John's tide.

OiKwhen Mr. Perkins wus makingA speech iu tho senate in favor of thuNieiuHgiiii rsnal bill an 't her Hii.itorintertuptcd bun as I e w,ix l ;i:'i;g alniut(ho difta uiiici of shipiiient byway ofI hi Horn t:id asked if ho had fverailed around tliecav "I sailed around

Caí Uoru txfoie (ho mast when 1 was1(1 years u'i," replied tho Callforuí

to LINCOLN

well as if at their o'ii homes,

U. OZANNE. Prop.

Application for Patent No 89.

United States Land Office,lloswEi.1., M. M.. July 9, 1H05.

Notice is hereby given that WilliamBooth and Charles II. Miller, by John Y.Hewitt, their ultornty in fact, whosopostoflica address is White Oaks, NewMexico, have this day filed their applica-tion for a patent for fifteen hundred (150(1)linear feet of the Senate vein, lode ol.mineral dcüosit. bearing gold, silver amiother minerals, together with the surfaceground six hundred (000) fcel wi(hifor the co.ivient working thereof, saidmineral claim, vein, lode or deposit andsurface ground being sittiuie in tluMhite Oaks mining district, county ofLincoln and territory ot New Mexico, anddescribed in the fk-j- I1()U,S 11(J oilu inlHat on file in this ofnee, as iollows to-wn :

ffíinning at the south center monnmen! No, 1. it stone monument markedS. S. I'., vhciicethe corners of sections2a and I, and 25aud!l(i, township o south'tinges Hand 12 i.ast. hers south H2

10 minutes, 20 seconds, cast 020 5feet, thence cjst 12 degrees, 51 minuteseast, 00 feet lo corner No.2(hciiig thesoutheast comer of said milling chum),whence the comers of sections 25 and 30and 25 and 30. townships 0 south, ranges11 and 12 cast, bears south 75 degrees. 47minutes. 20 seconds east, 325 3 feet dis,llnl p,.,,,,, g.li(, coni(ir. mrc.. .,, ,,,umu-s- , unsi l.iOU Icet tO CTtier No. 3; thence west 12 degrees, 51minutes, cast 000 feet to comer No. 4;thenci! south 12 degrees, 51 minutes, east1500 feet to corner No 5: tluuice cmt 13degrees, 51 minutes, cast 1500 feet to cor- -

nerNo. 5; thence cast 12 degrees, 21 min-utes, east 300 -3 feet to cerner No 1,the place of beginning, containing 20.00acres, located in Ihe se i of section 25,township 0 south, range 11 east, territoryof New Mexico.

The locution of this mining claim isrecorded hi the office of the recorder ofLincoln county, at Lincoln, in the countyof Lincoln, territory of New Mexico, inbook "f," at pnj,,. 307 0f tut, muu ,,.c.onls of said count v.

Geo. R. Yoi no, Register,

CONSTABLE'S SALE.Notice is hereby given that by virluo

of an execution issued out of (he Justice of the Peace Court of Precinct No.8, in Lincoln county, tenitorv of NewMexico, to me directed and d.iilverd, Iw ill on

FRIDAY, AUGUST ft. IS9I.at 10 o'clock a. in, of said day, at Win.M. Lane's eorral. in White Oaks, lasaid precinct sell at public auction tothe highest bidder, for cash, (he following described personal property heretofore seized under a writ of nllachuient ina suit in said court ncndinir. wherpinFrank Allen is plainlilT and Vera CruzGold Mining Company is defendant, asthe properly of the de.dndant, to wit:

One Cameron Pump, No. fl,

Two Ore Chute Dior,One Grizzly Ore Screen.tine 525 pound Peter Wright Anvil,

or ho much thereof as may he necessaryto Biillsf) such execution andcorH of saidsale.

The tinoitlit of said execution on tlmday of sal ! will be $11 1. 7. and co.iU oflevy mid sale

Given under my hand this 17th day ofJuly, A. 1). 1H1I5.

CHARLES D. MAYKR.Con.Mabb' Precinct No A.

Jhe TWice -Week

epablie.SPECIAL OITI-R- .

flood Only tiltil Marih Jl, SQS.

Send two new KuhFriihim with twodollars und gt one year free.

Hi nd four new subsciibei with fourdollars sod receive the paper to yiuitnithoutroht.

"I'd you know 11 good thing when yousee it? A word to tho wise is snll!Mi nt.M

simply wnmliiriui, nuci can muy rprommunu iuvery truly, ('. W. Hdrxiok.

OFFICIAL C A T A. FO UTILEFOUIITH NATION-

AL IliltlOATIONCONG HESS.

To be Held 1 A llinnieriiio September

1(1 -- 1. !!.By tlio nuthnrily of the Nationnl Exee

utive Cotnniittco, tho Fourth NationalIrrigation Conrops is hereby called tomeet in the city of Albminerquo, NewMexico, for tho four days beginning SoptemberlGth, 1S'.)5.

The present year is proving to be themost remarkable in tho history of American irrigation. It has soeu a wonderfnl awakening of popular interest in thec;iii3c. throughout the East, ruFulring in

the organization of moct potential forcesfor the pnrjiose of co operating with thWi stern nenie: the enactment of wellconsidered laws in eight States, und tbere ition of administrative systems inlive of them; the recognition of the prepsing naturo of tho problem by the Po- -

liiirtmeuts of Interior und Agricultureunder whose direction a National Boardof Irrigation has been formed from odicials in various departments of the gov

eminent.These splendi I evidences of the tri

nmphant progress of the irrigation chusodemand a large, representative and effeetive session of tho I rrigal ion Congressin 1895. A further reason for suchgathering is the fact that tho presidential campaign of 1HM will be inauguratedprevious to the assembling of anothersession of this body, and that it is thusnecessary to formulate, at Albuquerque,the demands which the friends of irrigalion will desiro to make upon the greatpolitical parties of tho nation.

In view of the nature of theopportuuity, a program of extraordinary varietyInterest and inipoitnnco will be arriinged, and it is anticipated that this ssmoiiof the congress will be more widely usofat and intluenlial than the previousconventions at Salt Lake in lH'.li. at LosAngeles in lis'.':!, and at Deliver in 1SÜ1,

The friends of irrigation throughout theUnited States- - for today the movementis national in its scope ami interestshould unite in an elTort to obtainworthy result at Albuquerque.

IIASIH OK ItKI'llKSKSTATION.Id accordance with a resolution of the

Third National Irrigation CoiigreHB atDenver, Colorado, September Kth, 1H!)1,

the Fourth National Irrigation Cungrenswill be eompoHcil iih follows:

1. All ineinbers of tho National Kxeentive t'onimitlee.

'J, All members of the States and Ter-ritorial ('oniiiiiMsmns.

.'J. Five ditiegates at large, ti be ap-pointed by their rewpective (uvernors,ror each of the following Mat.i und terri-

tories: Arizona, Ciiliufornia. Colorado,Idaho, Kansas. Montana, Nebraska, No

vad'i, New Mexico, North Dal:ota, Okla-

homa, Oregon. South DbIioIh, Ternm,

Utah, Washington and Wyoming.4. Three delegates at hugs for each

state and territory not heretofore enum-erated, to be appointed by the (iovein-tir- s

of said s'alemr territories, or, incaseof the District of t Vlni.ihia, by thel'leni lent .

f. One delegate each from regularly

doing a business of (1, 000 per mouth.Ho soon got control of tho business, andit grew rapidly until it reached theenormous amount of $700,000 a year.

While he is a prosperous business manand engaged in immense affairs, ho likesto revert to tho days of his early strug-gles and is not ashamed to havo itknown that he was a sailor boy. One ofhis interesting stories is of an adventureho had in Ohristiauia, tho capital ofNorway. He was tho youngest of a partyon shoro lcavo, and having ventured faraway from the beaten paths of sailors intheir efforts to seo tho city tho men en-

tered tho king's palace in the midst ofsome grand foto then in progress. Theywere not discovered for somo time, butfinally the oMer men of the party, hav-ing imbibed coo much wine, began soar-ing tho American caglo and exploitingtheir views in a way that was far fromsatisfactory to the Norsemen. They alsobecame too familiar with the ruddycheeked Norsewomeu, and this wassoon resented in a manner that lookedas if they wculd all be taken prisonersor killed beforo they got onfc ot thohands of tho men who were ready tofight like vikings.

Mr. Perkins was tho only man of theparty who had not been drinking, andwho had not given canso for umbrage,but being with tho other American Bail-

ors he was in for tho same fate as hiscompanions. It was becauso he had keptsober that escape was possible He hadnoticed a side entrance, leading to a partof tho pa luco grounds, which was notthrown open to tho crowds in the otherparts of tho building. When in tinconrso of the scrimmage the Americansreached this entrance, ho induced hiscompanions to bolt through it. This theysuccessfully did, shaking off thoir assailants and walking past a sleepy sentinelout into the park. Tho soldiors woko upin timo to parley with their pursuers,and whilo this was going on the sailorsmado a run through tho park, scaled thewalls nnd found themselves in a strangepart of tho Uwn. After two or threohours' wandering they again got theirbearings and returned aboard ship. ThoChristiania authorities made every effortto ascertain the identity of tho sailorawho had created tho disturbance, butthosilenco of tho ship's officers, who didnot want any of their sailors detainedand the bold declaration that no leavesof absence had boeu grauted any of thocrew the night of tho disturbance prob-ably prevented on international compli-cation which might havo resulted inconfinement of tho futuro senator for atime in a Norwegian prison. '

No SenM of G rati tails.Representative Culberson of Texas,

one of the members of tho internationalmouotaiy commission for the house, tollsnn interesting story of his personal ex-

periences as a statesman in Washington"Say, do you know that fellow Hicks

that fellow that came here with alli-gator boot and wautod mo to get himan office?" began Mr. Culberson in bisinimitable 6tyle. "Well, durned if heain t going.to run agon me for congress.Ho camo up here, you know, and insist-ed as how he'd dono a heap for mo inthocloction and allowed that I'd ouuhte--get him fixed in some good governmentjob. His boots wero great big things,"said Mr. Cullierson, measuring otf abontthreo feet with his hands. "Well, I tookhim around to the departments with moand did my level best to get him a placa.It'd be all right and we'd apparently bogetting along first rate with the ottlcort,of tho deportments and an office seemedto loom riflht tip within reach of us nntil tho ofiloials caught sight of themboots of hia They'd kinder shy at themand all at once grow cold and distantTliis occurred several times, nntil finally I said, 'Well, Hicks, I guess you'dbetter stay iu your hotel and leave mo togo it alona ' Bo Hicks ho staid indoorswith them alligator boots, and prettysoon I landed him mi olllco. I had himmudo on Injun agent Ho was to goont thero to rmo of tboo Uto reservations. Well, I don t know what it was,whether tho Jnnuiji heard J)e was com-i- n

or iiol, but just before Hicks got hiscommission all them blamed Utos gotup and escajieiL They run clean off, and1 don't know where they brought op.Anyway, since there wasn't no Iujuns,it wasn't no uso sending an Injun agentout there, so Hicks didn't K''t his jobafter all He K"t"rt'T mad ut me thou,and ho went back home to IVnui, Jlnodthe 1'opulistH, nnd now he says he's goingto run Hgeu me for congress. Somo menhaven't got any sense of any-way." Waltkh Wkujus.

riiototfraplif In rrlntlnf.An entire bok ran be reproduced

without M'ttini line of type by photo-fmipliiu- g

cat.li page w paratuly and making a photo engraving of it. There is InNew York weekly pner of eightpages, lx of which arc prepared iu lidsway eai h week from copy cut and past-ed togntht r and then photographed

Where thev will be taken care t asWo strive to serve tho public.

Application for fatent, No 90.

Unitkd Statks Land Ofeice.Uoswkt.i., N. M., July , 1895.

Notice is hereby given thai WilliamUooth and Charles II. Miller, by JohnY Hewitt, their attorney in fact, whosepostotn.ee address is White Oaks, New

Mexico, have this (lav filed their appli-

cation for a pntcnt for liflceu hundred( 1 500) liucttr feet of the Badger Hoy lode

or mineral deposit, bearing gold, silverand other minerals, together with thesurface ground, six hundred (000) feet in

width for the convenient working thereof, or such part of said surface groundas is not included within ihc surfaceground of the Senate mining claim andWhite Oaks townsile, as allowed by lo

cal rules and customs of miners, saidmineral claim, vein, lode or deposit and

surface ground being tituate in the

White Oaks mining district, county of

Lincoln and territory of New Mexico,

and described in the field notes nnd

official plat on tile iu this oillce us Lot

No. 214, and more unrticularly described

as follows,Beginning at comer No. 1, whence the

corners of sections 25 and 38. and 25

and 80 townships Os, ranges 11 and 12 e

bears north 45 degrees and 55 minutes,

cnst327.8 feet; thence north sevcnty(70c )

degrees cast 534.2 feet to comer No, 2;

thence north nineteen (19 ) decrees oud

ten (10') minutes west 1500 feet to cornerNo. 3; thence south seventy (.0-)- de

grees west feet to comer No. 4;

thence south nineteen (19- -) de-

grees and ten (10") minutes cast

1500 feet to corner No. 1, the place

of beginning, containing 11 505 acres

exclusive of the conflict with the

Senate lode survey No. 178; and .35 of an

acre with the White Oaks townslte. Thissurvey is located In lot 7, of section 25,

and lot 4, of section 30, township 0 south,

range 12 cast, and so J se i section 25,

and nc j of lie i section 30, township 0

south, range 11 cast, and the location is

recorded in the llccordi r's office at Lin

colu, in the county of Lincoln. New Mex-

ico, in Book "11," at P?e 233 of the

mining record of siid county.Geo. H. Yoi no, Register.

CONSTABLK'SSALE.Notice is hereby givci that by virtue

of an execution issued out of the Justice of the Peace Court of Precinct No.

8, in Lincoln county, territory of New

Mexico, to me directed and delivered, I

will on

FRIDAY, AIT.UST 0, 1S95.

at 10 o'clock e. tit . or said duy. at Wm.

M. Lane's corral, in White Oaks, in said

precinct, sell st public auction to the

Light st bidder, for cash, the following

described personal property, heretoforeseized under a writ of attachment Iu a

suit in said court pending, wherein Geo.

Lee Is plaintill and Vera Cruz Mining

Company is defendant, as the property of

the defendant, l :

One Cameron Pump, Ni. 0.

Two Ore Chute I loom,One Griz.ly Ore Screen,One 223 pound Peter Wright Anvil.

or so iniK h thereof us may b necessary to

satisfy such execution and costs uf said

fide.The nmount of mM execution ou

day of sale will be tIII.IWI ami costs of

levy and saU.Given miller my hnnd this 17th day of

July A I), inn:..

CIIAKLKSn. MAYKIt.C instable Precinct No. H.

Kolt,

rt.l. T TUB

agl5 Office.

'Accurate Count

Assured.

pletely left uic. 1 consider your "ISaco-- l uro"Yours

SOCIETIES.White OukB l.oilge No. O. A. V. & A. M

Regular communications on tho first

and third Saturdays of each month.Visiting brothers cordially invitml.

A. L, I'ahkek, W. M.

M. II. Kooit, Secretary.

liiixler I.od(e No. !, K, of 1",

Meets Thursday evening of each week

at Taliaferro hall. Visiting brotherscordially invited to attend.

(Ikouhk Keith, C. C.

Joins 1'ohnht,, K. of It. & S.

. olden .ule Lodge No. 10, I. . .

Meets Tuesday evening of each week

at TaUaturro Hall at 8 o'eloek. VisitingLrotht-r- cordially invited to attend.

,I)H. (jhiesiiahisu, N. (.W. II. Reynolds, Secretary.

t lll l'.Cll DlltKt TOKY.

Methodist Cliureh,

Preaching evorv Sunday at 1 A. M

and 7:15 P. M.

rsunday School in morning at 10

o.clock. Prayer meeting every Wedue

Jay evening at 7:"0 o'clock,

Tucs. Hodgson, Pastor.

Arrival and Departure of

Daily Mails.

r'liatern mail from Carthage arrives, Ca.m

Eastern mail for Carthago closes, 1

lionr lifter arrival of stage from Lincoln.Southern mail via Nogal, Ft. Stanton,

Lincoln tuul Iloswell arrives 2 to 1 p. in

Southern iiji.il for same points departsimmediately after thu arrival of theeastern mail.

.Tienrilla mail arrives Monday andThursdays at PJ m. Departa at 1 p. in.

tame days.Richardson mail arrives Mondays and

Wednesdays und Fridays at 12 in. Do-part- s

sain j days a! 1 p. in.

POST ( ) F FICE IK) LTtS.7 a. in. to 7 p. in. Sundays 3 u. in. to

0 ii. ni. and for 1 hour after arrival oftagefrom Lincoln. Money orders an

Hi winter Dcp't open from '.I a.m. to r p. m

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Si Ivor .$ Mi. 3.371Lead .

LEVIN W. STEWARTJStfijplo ancl IPttxxoy

GROCERIESWe carry a woll fU'lxctml stock of

Ixxits unci slioeft, of the very best maken.

THREE RIVERS COAL.There Las been rxci'e

nvnt ulxi'it th discovery, at what inknown as the Harris lu g ranch, of athreo foot vein of good coal. I'artiesfrom here, who have exnimued the newInd. say tho coal is the etime at thutopened here, and that the vein and form-

ation is Iho same. There has been aUrge unm'.ier of oal locations made, ex-

tending from Three Rivers north to themountains.

It has been supposed for sonio yenrs

We will save you eome money if youneed a pair. Taliafebko Bros.

We paid Jicarillas a hasty vis.it lastSaturday, Cmrey Co's. Huntingtonmill beiug tho objective poii.t. Wefound that tho mill would not be readyfor ore until some time this week. Themill is well arranged; thero is a good.

Watclimaker and. Jeweler !

REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.

BaTYour Pntronnge Solicited",,roSTOFKICE BUILDING.

S. M. Wiener spent several days lastweek in tlio new cool tielils on ThreeRivers, where he Las taken up some coal roomy bin above the mill wuieli will

hold sufficient oro to run ot least twenty- -land. Mr. Wiener goes eaBt lliia week,to be absent porno twenty days. that the White Oaks coM Held ex'euded

to Three Rivers, yet this is tho firft good The BEST ARE The CHEAPEST!four hours. On top of tho bin is a goodore breaker, largo enough for threeHuntington mills. The mill is fed by

JO CAPUANO.THE WHITE OAKS

vein opened on the v s? side of tin- -

While Mountains. There has beenThe cuisine and dining-ron- service

nt the Hotel Wilson have been impiov-e- d

by tlio employment of a new cooki an automatic toeder. Near the mill in

small seams or voins of coal opened onAKIÍ5. the artosiau well which supplies the wa-

ter. The water is pumped into a largethe plains west and soulh of WhiteOaks, which shows what is known as

BOOTS & SHOES Wade

A. RIDGE WAY,Staple and Fancy

GROCERIESthe Carrizozo flats to be a coal formationThere wore several goologists who pro-

nounced those large flats a vast coal

and waiter of vast experience) in theirrespective lines.

The Old Abe Eagle has location no-

tices for sale. They comply with thelaw and ore the best location noticesever offered to the miners of Lincolncounty.

The fruit and vegetables of Lincoln

To Order and Fit Guarenteed. TheBest Selected Stock of Leather

tank by an arttsian pump. The ma-

chinery is driven by a powerboilor and engine, Hurry S. Comoryand John A. Brown, two of the ownerswere in charge. They expect to run orefrom the "Elizabolh" and the "Prospocfproporty. There is considerable ore onthe dumps of theae miues, ready fortreatment. We have no doubt the mill

field. This discovery tends to confirmtheso opinions. From this and otherevidences which have come to us, it

ALWAYS ON HAND. Call and SEE.

Repairing Neatly and Cheaply done,would not be surprising if the ultimatearea ot our coal bold would roacu theextent of 300 sqnnro miles or more, and First Door West of the Post Office.

comity, if properly exhibited at theAlbuquerque Fair, will be the means ofshowing to the rest of tho territory thesuperiority of our products.

A. II. MiltonMercantile 0.

will bo kept constantly employed on athe greater portion of this a horizontal

good grade of ore. Comrey Bros, havebody with at least two pay minoa from

a large body of ore which will pay towill. Their tests show that it will miil three to five feet in thickness. W. 1!. Mbhiutt, A. X. Price, W. H, Vi.ke.Tho W. C. T. U. will givo an ice cream

supper on Friday evening, August ICth, 91 ft ton. Tuey will run this ore

ÍERR1TT PRICEtheir mill when they havo no custom & CO.,Frciglit mwki work.There is no doubt but the ores of the

-- DKALKKS IX- -Jicarillas will prove profitable with mill- -

at the Hewitt block, up stairs, oppositetho reading room. All are invited.Come and help a good cause.

Troop "A," of Fort Stanton, will croesbats with the White Oaks boys on the17th. It would bo woll for the WhiteOaks nine to propare for a defeat, or

the Lincoln nine plays only for

nig laeihties near at hand. The oro, as

The exhibits for the Albnquorquo fairshould all be ready for shipmont notlater than tho fifth of September. Speci-

mens of ore, stone, ninrblo, iron, or, infact, any of the metals, if plainly markedas to where it eamo from, and who it s

to, if brought or sent to the WhiteOaks Eaole office, will be forwarded tollio f'iir. Wo hope that the miners andfarmers will see that Lincoln countymakes an exhibit that cannot bo excelled.We know they can.

greater dpth is reached, becomes py and G roceries !Proprietors Cnrtliage and

Liucoln county Freight Line.

San Antonio, N, M.ry Goodslitical, and must be concentrated, but

thore are large bodies of oxidized andfree milling oros, which, after anialgamation, only yield a trace iu gold andsilver; this result was obtained from ore Produce, Fruits!

HAYandCRAIN. FEED STABLEwhich shows ill) per ton by assay.

Wo visited the Elizabeth mine andIHrPtTr swSa LIVKliY

R. L. Young, one of the prominentlawyers of Las Cruces, came in last even-

ing. Mr. Young owns the Sager mine

in Baxter mountain and is hero looking

alter his iuteresr. Mr W. R. Arscaretocame up with Mr. Young.

teslod the bottom of thoir 150 toot shaft,and fuund that they havo passed out ofthe break, which they had been in for 1VE. Gr.

,CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS,

John Y. Hewitt, the editor, ig still in

attendance at tho supreme court nt

Santa Fe. ThiB accounts for the lack of

editorial mutter this work. Tho Judgewill make up for lost time when heroturns to his editorial duties.

STADIiE

over 75 feel, and the ore, which had on-

ly bot n a small seam, has wideued outto 14 inches at tho bottom. The gold isbright and conree, and tho vein seems tobo widening rapidly and the walls arebecoming solid. Time did not permit usto visit tho Proppecf, which is biiugrapidly developed by Joseph Gritshab-er- ,

with a good force of men.

E. L. Ozanne and H. W. Bonton. whoown the Red Chief group ot mines, inthe White mountains, havo sold a halfinterest to G. Krouch, of Lamed, Kan-

sas, and they put men to vork on thoproperty yostoidiiy. Thoy will dovoloptho property and patent ' two of thoclaims as soon us possible. The RedChief property is one of the best pros-pects in the White mountains. It is awell defined voin which carries galena,copper, gold and silver. Mr. Krouchspent some time hero last month, whenho pnrchas( d the interest above men-

tioned. Ho is oxpoctod hero again in a

shoit time, when he will, engage exten-

sively lu mining.

Oils, Class, Fully, Varnishes, feAlso, SPONGES, TOLET SOAPS end PERFUMER)

AS WELL AS A

Good Stock and Good Rigs

White Oaku Afpnue

Ski.kct STOCK

OF

J ) Foil .Mkdici.nai., ) l'L'ltl'OSKS.

Rains continue and grass keeps grow-

ing; stock of all kinds is thriving as hasseldom been kuown in the territory.Even the beef steak, which hns had lit-

tle or no favor for tho last few yearswhen taken from cattle off tho range,is getting to V)o juicy and palatablo.

Mr. and Mtb. W. E. Butler went to

Lincoln last Friday. On their returnhomo Sunday, they took in tho bus--

Col. I. H. Elliott, W. II. Atkinson andA. B. Allen, of Roswell, spent Friday in

tho city ou business. Col. Elliot audMr. A duu own a controlling interest inthe Elizabeth mine iu tho Jicurillas,thoy inform us that Ihey have madoarrangements to lett the ore of theirmine by making a mill ruti of 50 tons onthe Comrey & Cj's. Huntington mill.

I life Bab Buildins ami Lumber Co.Bonito and other portions of While

Mountaius have such a variety or galenaoro that we expect to see a fine selectionof these ores at the Albuquerque fair.

E. G. P. Uebrick,

GROCERAndSocUiWaterManufacturer. ,

White Oaks Ave.

b ill game at Fort Stanton, between theLincoln and Troop "A." uiuos. They

PLANING MILLj played live innings and tho score stoodin p rice,mines inbeen idle

Lend is steadily advancingand should it, continue, manyNew Mexico that have longwill start up ügaiu.

Tho boiler at the North Homostal:omill sprung a leak yesterday morning,which will cause some delay.

Lincoln, 4, and Troop "A 23.Iu WUito OuUb.

SAW MILL -In El Capitán Mountnii'S.

WIIIIK TINE LUM11KK,

S1IIXC5LES, LATH,FLOÜULNÜ, ETC

Ai.L KINDS.nmiiiii!iii:!iiiimmi!ii!i!!!i!;i!miimi!:i!iiiii:iiii imiiitmiiiimiiiinimiiiMiiiiiimmmiimuMiiiiiK .OF.

ITill ST. LOUIS R .MILL WOKK

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Austin, of BonitoPark, came into tho city lant Thursdayevening. Friday morning Mrs. AustinLft on Ozanno etago to visit friends in

tho East. Mr. Austin settled on theBonito five years ago and started afruit farm, which has dono so well thatho is very enthusiastic in his praise of

that section for fruit.

YíV ILL DISTRIBUTEWhite Oaks EagleLumber Yard at White

Conii'lotc stock of Chio.'iiro Finish LumberOaks.Xativc Lumber,TITURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 181)5.

! FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARSI in FREE C1FTG

I To Subscribers of the Tvice-a-Wee- k Edition,I take this method of expressing my

sincero thanks and gratitude to all whowere interesled in arranging for tho ice

LOCAL LACONICS.Dtuirs, Siisli, lilinds, Piiinls, Oils, ( lass,

Jiuililcrs' llivnlw arc, l'oolin,Xm Mills, Tanks.

BUl.S One thousand rperlnl gifts, valued nt IG.nvr.lO, have born Hntrlbutd toS nrrlburs to the Krtltlon oí TUR iST. LOl'Iri I.l.á'l'l.LlC w ho si?nt in scream social, given iu my behalf, lust their order in July. Anuttior ltet of one thousand, valued nt $;.,m7.1'i, 1) ofu-rt- in thWEEKLY KPITOME OF EVENTS AT

AX II ADJACENT TO "HOME,

KWEET HOME."

James E. Cree cauio in from th? ranchTuesday.

AUKUKt Buhacrit'crs, and a third list, vnineil at $4,1. o, will be offered PepteiMir atih- -(.TtNtTti. In Hddltlon a V(iltinblo ensravintf in tfive.i rvery suLs;r;ht'r during1 tlit-w- twor; months, nmklriK the total alue of in pi dífatnbutdi ovr "). The .t for

In Auf'.at In Riven bf"v, ftnl th list f..r Hi ptr mW-- he announced Septtm-- jber 2. The tlrnt ÍD0 ftnd the lnnt 300 suhncidber during AufruMt who eunv.-- an- -ewera to the o,ueu;ioi! "U'lino tiovn tlm Word 'NifV Utnt fuñir la t . Hibl-V- "will be B warded, In the ord. r their ai it wore ura rtclved, the tallow ir.g oiio tliuuuund

S special gHW.

FIRST 700 GIFTS:

Friday night, at tho Methodist church.I do sincerely oppioeinto IhiB substan-tial token of respect. The amount I re-

ceived from tho donors was 877.85.

Pleaso accept my hearty thanks forsame. Yours with gratitudj

KSTIMAT Fl'llNISIIKI).CONTIIACTIXd.20 One year achr)lnrahlp flltprnry d- -

L.ipllKt húmale Coll' kp.Rsv. Tho. Hodgson. iHinm' il, M').. Rr. W. A. liii tho best five rent cigar

Tamafi bco Bnos,The

in town at t0.no Socorro, N. M. . . . .THE. . . . East Luh Vciih, N. M.

BROWNE & MANZANARES Co.49.0140.0.1

EXCURSION KATES.Between the datce of Juno 1st., and

ft. n,21 Knmid trip ti, k- -t to Ixnvor via

l:uriinM"n Huut?? l!r?orh-!iíHilll- ShtcünÜ-- l Híitlliil trip tu Cotton States

Kxw.biti'.n, Atlanta, ii.i.; ia U.Ai N. and N., C. Se Hi. U lly.iÍ..7.20 e:ich....

2S t,i.)M d Ihiiillr.í Cane WatchHI i;,, 1,1 lf.rr IluatlliK Cuito Vatch

W. J. Littell's new house is inclosedund will soon be completed.

S lt Corrwt Aniwcr One yenr nohrlnr- -Bl.iy. IncJM'lini; board at "Tha

j5 CiiHlla," Miss C. E. Mnnnn'tlS S' hrxil fur i;ii1h und Ynt-- l.a- -

S dies. Tarryt(v.-n-on-lluil"n- , NfW3 ork. Iiiinufdtlnattly the most

heatitlful 1.a it. in m iiool n.r Klri K?.M2 One HchulHrvhie I'WHrii ('oti- -

way T nn . . . 200.00S3 I S h'ilnruhlp Hnrne' FhorthnndS b:houl. Arthur J. llame,

Si. Lmiia 110.004 Life SrUohimlilp Watm.ir Kunl-- 3

('í)illKO iHtiniT.süor to lil-r- ;din IejinHi 'iil!t-n,'- Mtwttj hift,

S T.:nn. ; W. 'I'. VVai.,n. Trin 130.00S 6 4)nf year Fp- -

n.Kle CuIIcko. An'hllinld A. Jonvn.

Sept. 20th, tho Atchison Topeha & San-- Wholcsalo Dcitlerrj in- -ta Fo Itailroad t!o., will Bell from El Paeo'

T4.40 3Efi.aoa- i,i 3ííi.iu E12.01 350. M 3

J. H. Elliott and P.C.Bell were infrom tho Jicarillas last Friday. Doming and other New .ilrxi-- o points,

to various eafltem and not them poit te,round trip tickets at greatly reducedMisa Mattio Dillard, of Nogal, was

shopping iu the Oaks hiHt Monday.

'l t lima l'lnner betl:v-S- t" atnl oat tripii'J-- K.'ni' a' hon.e cotirae Inatructlun

In Rhurt h:ttil tío achí:2 Vair Fin, t'p-r- a ;!artcg

Atli-.- oí Wrld; J7.W ca-- Solid l.'.o. l;i:.K, 1K kdl'at

üt lt..inlnKt',n Calitifr Huleunid Hinit. karat

íi -- ii, lulina, ii j: r.iiiliT r.iile4:- l'lve lSolL.r (oíd l'lece4 siil.Mrititloii lo ".North Ameri

rates, limited for return until October Staple iiiitl Fancy wmÍ7.C0 3S.l't 3.!) 36 il 3.')t.OJ 3

Slat 15.rri t., n. V. 113.00Onu ynr rf h tlnr-'hi- c.mil',teliu!tt.it cfiure tLajuv- -'iMui tii r and practical 1".;kVlntr, with hitnltlllK), Jonrs"

Cclli-i;"- , J. O. Unluner,Inn., HI. lCO.t--

KÍKtlRrhh'p KitHm.m Ilusluesfl

Arrangements liave been made withJ. W, Thompson Ihih painted a signwhich adorns the front ot tho WilsonHouse.

our Agent Ht Sau Antonio N.M. where- -

by he can furniau through tickets tocastorn and northern points, aud checkFiirtin wishing ice can get the snme

by leaving orders lit lr. I'udeu's drug

i "Im.k, f nurlik-'iiHi- ... N. y Vi'i.ooa I tvniviletp cimiw S't-- Yoik Col- -

Ift 'f MtlHtlfH 10). 003 1h4'iWm ni titi.rthnnd and Ty,'.3 witlmK. Join's' Coianiirrlal Cl- -3 Uk- -, Ht. Iula 100.00

10 t'hrUtlan UrnlhelV. OollcBtf, M,.rn;,t;;B 100.003 U-- S. h..li.!l,lp K. C. (Mi).) Ilui.rniv.'i-jit- n.ri

3 12 ..'liolaralilp French cir ílcrman.. 7.r.3 11 Walter A. WihmI rycl, n .1..v r.. 15. If)3 r tiru' vivir iNliulariililp

Iain AVaons, McCoriuick Steel Mowers,

All Steel Hny Kakes, Hay Tics,

Jjarlieil Wire, Lite,

for

baggage through to destination bygiving two or three days notice, and,with this end in view, wo solicit your,correspondence.

can li ! in.MSi -- Oxford 1111,1c: V, e,i-- h 7Í.0O

1'cM'l.al and Map1 nltid S'a'es ill cl.'iíi. to each. ISO. no

IIS Set II", -- r" Tatile Spoons 4.M--Set II , Rem' Te Spoons, 13 c S'l.'io

U'4 oId tlli. d Thlinl.i. U each.. 3" 00lw-- ! J Kli.o CiohrcilH. K e.o n 10.00

( Mlnltluro Atlaa and Lialfttctrof Worl l. 11.2 oh 3.76

H7 171 It (1 I oi.ct; I ea h 2".

I",j Knffravinar; II each 1S1.002tí-:,:- 1 ickel two l;.va Krcat St.

I, .mm 1 '.'.. net. 7 to 12; t'J),- -i.n In ,.r 'loliiot,: 91 eieh ?M M

p'mo Kuicmvlnr: II each 114. J0. i .r I ,i,'I,.ii old CoonMnokltiK ToImcco. ti ero h

-- !lie Silver UulUr tuwli 6.0)

store.

Road supervisor ('. 1). Mayer is putting Wlnte UakH avenue in liue con Agentsdition. lio. ra

no

flt'ld N' riiml ,S4.h'Xl, típrlitif ii;.l.3 Mn. ; Oi h 7 j

3 K KjTlnchHd r'arm Wa';ri3 17 New HomP S"tini(3 Houii.i Trlti r.luÉu.hi Hpiln-- i3 via Mtasuurl iclltc. M.?o ui'di.,

Tho vegetables that are being broughtll)S.(o tho city from tho While Mountains

For further informal ion regnrdin.7rati-s- , limits, ronnoctimiH, ele, address!the un lersigned or W, E. Palmer,Ag"iit, San Auloiiio, N. M.

(.'. H. MoiiKiinrsF, I

Division Fuspeiigcr Ag' lit,Kl Taso, Ti XAS

LAST GIFTS:300would delight an epicure.3 ,. effln3f ipttwern will come In latu from pnlmerll.era wlio renlde In remote parta of the

nlt'-- F'atta. mid In order tl.t tl.ewe inry aleo receive lotinieoiiio r,!tft we will to3 the l.nt S'N) elitiM ribcre aetidil.ir ron.-v- t mi. ,v. via I nvelope to p ,ir poetiuai k riot lat'-- thenSAumul II, I .,, and re., Ii ucnnhllu Olilct not later t!l5.1 Hepl-luU- r W, li'jSl, the f, -

We a new npso:tnient ofqueetiHWarc last week. We haw what

Ui-he- st Market Price Pai.l For

Wool, Hides, Pelts and Fursjou want now. Taliai Kioto liaos. M 20-- liIo Atlan World. 7.M ta.h,.l,i Hold lleiK, 11 Itur ,t

-' H"mini. n 'M cciin-- ItrUNorth Am. II, o it w, á e.

;i- - l..l I W;,i, h I'" arm

r.MÍ.C0II ')

2'c'5.1.

Awarded Highest Honors,VcrU'a l air.J, A. (mullí, county assessor, is neon

'1 r lllo.e, I, r.u'll.pied in clo.xing Up hlH iisht PHUirtit work tl Ml M;,p 1 . S.. li CH. '"i-- cum 4 '

nm. each 1", 'for the year ''. .". . ' t N :',,. h.t K kcrp,' T.u Sp,

. lunniK iiaioiinic ano vaiuaiM Kiitj;3 La at Porret Answer onu year3 gcliolamhlp ll.ititct Female t'ol- -

3 h. l.cxliict ,11, llg llev. W. A.3 Wilton, i'i,.,,,nt "l.DA3 Mi mpiilM Kovley Jt,tltuie. 2"l.oi'3 la.iroc m o. 2 let iifO Ifil.")w. 4 Si holai'il ip fiMllol ur o. 4 1ft 7.1 1..I ,.l

6 H, t,.,lr,li!p le.'io " mm .'' i. I I t 7 r", ,,tX 6 rt, h'ilaiel li o une ae S. G let 'cioi la'i.c-- 1

S H, h.,ai"lii Ujloe ae No. 11 li t 7'Wl I'O.'.i3 8 S, I., I Ii or tlcltt.Hti,. 7"

d Hf llol.irelilp l,iliic na N',. II let T'.ll f, i.l.,n K..t l'.,or,io,i Sp'ta. and retiiril. M.o

S ll-- k- -t to 1'eovci' rtu.l no. nn 4', 'o3 trip lo AflanlH Ito u. Sí .H3 I,. tilled li. lollop V.ltoh.. 1".

14 -- Mietmlmit trip 1:' mi

3 II o,. fouie- - lertl.eo I, P) ta 1 ")3 27 I ' ir r itie t ipera, Ola..ke fc.'.J

i,. ,n tl. I t otni r.! 'i ,r.i.: ;. 2 Ii...vienti ueoie c,i na and luim Jiaca Short Order ChcpKosiscC in

M."l

v -- hloe I nit, if 'la. t7 i l !. 'matine AMiim V ,r 1,1. I.Ü fixd: '(- - I'm. I iii.n lo (1 Iimm'pent Saturday in Inun on luisincs?.

in mI! A I i ,,UH, II IT hThey paid Iho Kai.i.k a pli'amul cull. .'l Te k- -l St. I.OUI Fair, u.. !! il'1- - I tiei avir. r f.'i.oi

i'Vr. 'M l t'eoi T.liacco, in 41 "0M I.ll T l,,l.ir no h a.WMr. n I Mr. A. I'.. Allen, of l'.oswell,

ta spending thfl heattd siimou in the 3 ít'MMAti Y- - Total value tf 1.0 Hr.eelal 'lift lo he owar l .l f,

A. Scliinzing,l'riiiriilnr of (lie

1 vi l LieCrusi qo

anfcwern rceelvi3 prior to AcKnet iKt. a,7 1,1; Y..lol v.tluo of i Uilt to I,. Ki Actio I.CREAM T tal villi nf Hoeclol ,fli I I I i.nll dl llllO Seltettl'.er II I Tickets (21 Mcak), $G.C0tí.lM II- - 33 ravlima, tl eau Ii, I í.iiju, Oil.. ,MJ lOl AI., M.Ol?.:Nallonul Caidtul, ole.Jicurillas, wherx ll.e in uimur

!iiied. CHMOtNO ANEVERY SU3SCBÍEER RECEIVES A GIFT.BASINS. T. Orny, tho popular merchant, ofCray, iu the Oak. Saturday. Mr(irity intended to uit Three lüvrr.

n "xnd BilliardIieforn In return home. Hnreufter Mr(Iray will represent the Wiuvr, Oak

BulecrllMn ,n,l'nj anewera too ! t mfcre on cf tti flrl 7'rt rpeclil clfta and 33 too early for II, e 1 . ape, al clfl, I'l ei fi Iia dot'oc Acad illli nSIIAMiSiiMK AIIT KNill' VVINH. MW-Ci- 'r i f the S vri'iN U, ( Ai rinl. i,rr nod ,

3 a tifind.on! I. oiler, eti.tliiai ,d wtto l'i n:'i i: a i'l A ni' i'.vt u l'l.l;.i: i i.;N'i" TMe) 3SI'NITF.n STATI C, jolnicl on exlra .,.-- v p.p.i; in h., north OM: IiI.. 33 I.Alt. Kaon pnre,,n deeirniK to 10111 ,,r ,.11,, . f i',e ...... f t m lo lej ,,t,, ve n.uat lid 33 In n"t li'T tnin Aot.1,1 :tl an an.,-- r to tl-- iju.-,t- ii m print,. t .it.c. 33 KVF.lt V ANSWI It MIST tK V ' ,M l ;i PV CiS..; ,1 1. Ml Full riNeJ3 TKAtl'K srilsillll'l Ii iN T'l Till'; TIC'.J lilTK It I "1 'I ' I I ,i ', xlt ,ne will !

3 reiodeil Hi niofnciit received. 'Idle r nle.l , A01.11 :, Ivi., e. hIhiii, ,lalel, i:3 and he tiuiu, and art.treee i f eecli eolouni cr 11 111 nj mw of llin , val riietlal alrta will f.3 he pnl,llli. d In the lame of iro.r 12, "1,. .

5 Irlilrraat Tht Tle-.n-W.rk- . trcpulilli', Itppntilln Iliilldlnn, I. t.nnla. j

"""liiiiiitiuiiiiiiutiii uitiiiMiittiiiiiitiiiiiiuiiitit ;uiti:iiti:;iuiiitiiiiiiiiitiiitii:t:Htiitiiiiiuiituitii nii;!i

Faoi r. in that thriving ouuiiiunlty.

Or. Price's Crcnm baking PowderMost Perfect Made.

MOf.T PLRI-rC- MADE.A pure Ctjpc (!rcan. tf Tjilar Towtlcr.

4 I' AF.j MÜ2STANÍURU.

KiiirHt ritfiirii, wincn. ml titiunn if atkimlH on luiiiil.

SQU.UIK MKA1.S : 35c.