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OLD ABR KAGLE, Vol. IV. No.At.

_WHITE

_{OAKS, LINCOLN}

_CO.,

NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY,

_AUGUST

_15,

_181)3.

"WHOLE

No.

5-'-8.

NEW MEXICO INTKIU'RETKK. Vol,.VII. No.Í5

CPOT

CASH

!

VALUE OF BULLION. In England tho gold eovereign coin

OIIN

Y. HEWITT,

1

strong and even nnjuet and unequal modes oftaxation ami mismanagement of administration cannot entirely

ob-struct the course of its people' s

advancement. contains 113 grains of puro gold: the

United StatesEagle contains2.11!2grains;

_WITH

_SEPTEMBER

_FIRST

Altomey-at-Law-.

OKKK'K IN HEWITT HLOCK.

V

IEGINNING

the gold Louis of France, 811_{!í grains:}

tho gold William of Holland, &c.

Now, in each of those countries the We are told that silver is too bulky

Will practice in nilthecourUof the Territory. for money.

It

may be for the

million-aire. A man would not care to carrya fow thousand dollars insilver around in bis pocket. Butthe average man does not have a few thousand dollarstocarry. IMMIGRATION BUREAU.

Max. Frost, Socrotary oí tho Now Mexico Iiuuiiiirntion liurenu has not hiuiRalf iuterviewed anil relatos many thiutfs about Lincoln County. Tho fact isthat Mr. Frost,if he viaited this

Coun-ty atall, Baw

vry

littleofit and though he ispaid a B.ilary anilexpenseshe

seem-ed toCHre about the resources of thispiii tof the territory than for the money ho derives from the office he holds. If the Bureau will send some rapnble maninto this county; one who will keep his eyes _ofen and who dosins tolearn the truth, and all'of it, about thocounty ofLincoln hewill go buck to the Board with a whole book full of valuable information which will be

use-ful in tho work for which itwan oreated andfor which the tax payersol this and theother countiesof Now Mexico con

FKIKiUSSOM,

B7!

He can manage to bear up even under

We will

adopt the Spot

Cash System.

Abso-lutely

no goods

will

be

gold

on

time.

Every-thing

in

our big stock

of general

merchandise

will

le

sold at a small profit,

thus enabling the

customer to

buy

good

cheaper than

ever

before

in the

history

of Wliite

Oaks.

Now

this

is no

fancy

story, but

we

are

making thii

move

after

due

deliberation, believing

it

is

better

business

to sell

at

a

smaller

profit

for

cash

in

hand than

for

a

larger

profit with cash in

the other fellow's

hand.

We carry

Attnrney-at-lMW- . _all _tho_silvor _he _{can got} hold of. Was anybody ever known, however, to go about with their pockets stutTod with gold? Not much. The gold dollar is

New Moiico ilbuijaeru.ua.

number ofgrains of gold contained in one of thecoins named are worth exactly thecoiu less whatever charge the

gov-ernment mny impose for niintieg or coining it.

It

isnever worth any more nor anyless, as bullion, than the value tixod by law, forthecoinintowhich it

en-ters. Therefore,gold bullion can never have any other value or price in the market than thut which the law of

the country where it istftVred makes it worth by its coinage system. Nobody ever heard ofa gold coin being worth less or moro than tho

statute

prescribed for itand no ono ever knew of gold bullion selling for more orless than its coin valuede

luding

tho mint charges.

The production of gold may largely increase or diminish, the cost of itspro

too small, itis a utiisance and $5,000 in

r gold pieces would makn a

very uncomfortable weight. Eddy

g

H.l.YE,

AHornetj-at-La-Prompt attoution given to ull lok-a- l Ituainess

tribute.

Dry

Ooocls,

Groceries,

I3oots

and

SIiocb

Hardware,

Glassware,

"

Quccnswarc

This county has long since passed the THE "IRRIGATOK." Wm.

II.

Mullano has established The period of tho '_Lincoln _Couuty _war" of

twonty years

_üo

and also the point at

_hriijator

_at _{Hagerman, N. M., which} wo

Now Mexico. White Onka,

suppose, will receive tne ovornow rrom which the condition and Btutoof miud of

the MesRiileio Chief "Bii Cow" is of _duction _{may be}_reduced _or _augmented _{tho Eddy Current,} _{of which he is propri}

Yours

for

better

times,

TALIÁFERRO

BROS.

interest and we have arrived at a

condi-tion where wethink mutters of uioreim

E. WHARTON,

etor._same _styleThonew paper_ns_the _parontisgotten up_{sheet and with}in the

I'

byin conditionsarticle? ofor circumstances,co.nmerae wouldwhich

materiallychange theirprice inthe mar afair advertising patronagefor astarter portance Bhould engage the attention of

the Immigration Bureau. _kets, _yet_as_the _law of coinage definitely _{We wish} _it_success.

Attorney-ut-híi- v.

Spf?Clearance

_Sale

establishes and maintains the price of

gold bullion, it doo3 not and cannot

Now Mexico.

White Ouks, THE HEALER.

T TJnv f T. Tiovnr.l

rf

AlLunuai.

chango but remains tho same. Go! bullion in any countryisand always has

,.AT.

K.0. Lund. que, lias interviewed

Fratcis

Schlador,

otherwise known as the "Healer" and

Wm. WntMn. been worth in the market exactly its

coin value as togulated and tleiinod by INFORMATION WANTED.

The proscut olitor f tlio Eaoj.e has not had tho Ion;.', _{continuous cxpr}rimico in theeditorial harness of which many

of his con tern porariee can bnant, but somehow ho has acquired the bnbit of

thinking

that

a nowspaper ought

tobe

coud acted in tho interests of i'.sreaders aud tho community which gives it

sup-port and not to gratify the personal

Viinitios or enmities of the editor. It

ZIEGLER

BROSEo

DAYS.

thelaws ot that country, never more nor

Ic38.

It

istherotore governed andcon

WESSON

&

lüQ.

Utortejs

at

trolledbythe com value while com is

Our second annual clearing sale

Dress Goods will commence

to-d:i-of all

Spring

and

Summer

We propose

to sell

for the

controllod by law and never bythecost or pricent which bullion might be held

because tho latter says heis really Jesus Christ returned to earth the reverend gentleman pronounces him a lunatic, Well this isabout nsit was somothing more than eighteen hundred years ago with the Jews who thought Christ was an impostor and crucified him.

_It

is now inorder to inquire what form of death

the

Christians of todaywill inflict onSchlador.

MillingLuw mid 1'ntuiitinguf Mining Claims

A HI'KCl VLTV. _in _t!_e market _in the _absence _{of tho}

has occurred to tho

Eaglr

that too _{laws for coining it into money.} i)m'0 in the Hewxtt'B Wock, " Foemul floor

WHITI-OAKS- . NEW MEXICO.

next thirty

days all

LAWNS,

SATEENS,

DUCKS,

DIMITIES, WHITE

GOODS,

PERCALES, LIGHT OUTING FLANNELS,

ETC,

UT

AOTIIfil

_META

VODIZ

PHCT

Under tholaw ofcongressot 1792 tho

Eagle contained 211 grains of pure

vjold and up to18.11 _grainsof pure gold bullion would bring iu tho markot much space is sometimos dovotod to

explanations and retorts which are purely personal to tho writer and in which thepublic has littleor no concern to tho exclusion of matter of interest to

A. Jewett.

J.I.

We have not very many summer

goods left,

but

we

üd not

THE ORGANS SHOULD CALL A exactly 10 in c.iinIomh the charges for

minting. From 1831 to 1S37 232 graniB puregold bullion wcro worth ?10 less

ATTOUXKY-AT-I.A-Will Practico

in

oft"_{the Courts} inthe

readersand importance to the locality fuirrouudiug tho oflice of the puhlica-

-TrrrUurii: the Court of Private Land I tion.

mintina chnrgeH. Sinco 1837232 2pure guro gold have been worth that sum. Claiiim untl Department ofthe Interior,

LINCOLN, N. M.

bclievo in keeping them over for

in

order

to clase

out tha entire stock of (hese goods

wo

will give

our

customers

the

benefit, of

our

loss.

When

we

toll you

that they are

all new and

desirable staples, and all

pat

terna from

this

season, we

will

guaran-tee you

no

better

value anywhere

and

defy

nil

competitors.

We also offer

50

pnirs of

tine

XjV

ellos'

lijDjpons,

new

and stylish goods

at

_91.2E3

a

pair, former

price $2,50, as

long

as

they last.

Yours for

low

_prices,

ZIEGLER

BROS.

HALT.

Wo observo with regret that the

gold-bu-organs in this section especially those

that

are ongagod in promoting the revised views of _{Secretary Smith} on thoBilver queBtion are iuclinod tomake

a groat to-d- o _over _tho _action _of _the

domocratsof Iowa onthosilver question. While

thus

demonstrating the great growthof goldbuggorry and ropnblican

!:'.o, for forty two years tho bullion value ot gold remain "d the same.

It

never varied ui:til the law as to gold coin was altered wheu tho bullion value changed to suit tho change in tho law. Subse-quent to1837 there has been no change in tho laws relating to gold coinage and therefore none has occurred in the bullionvalue ofgold. Bullionhas never

financial doctrinos on the root of the

A.A. Far.KU.is, Ki.FF.no Baca.

LateAnmii-iut- JusticeSuriienio Court.

AMonieys-al-Law- ,

New

Mexico.

Socorro,

-

-Will practice in th Courts of Siicnrrn. Lincoln, Chava huiI ftlily Counties, ami t!ie

Su-premo teurtal Suntu Fo.

A

Sale

of

M

erchandise

In viewof our incsprrierce may we not inquire of the f( nth-me- _of tho

jtwr

who h'ive served long and conMnuously nt the businessas to whether orHot

w

entertain the correct theory on thin Bubjccl? Wo Bf-- tl is because there

appear to

_lea

fewofour exchanges who are almost wholly devoted to personal matter when they,in other rcupects, are inthe handB of able editors and could aidin building up their country and boeomo a pleaiutre and a profit to thuir subscribers, What do tho readers of a newspaper caro about the personal frien is or enemies of the editor?

It

seems to us an iufiiction on them to parade each week n

_nvi'ul

ofthe editor' piques, likes, dislikei andgrievances.

democratic vino, thoy ignoro or belittle the fact

that

tho great domocratio states

of Texas, Mississippi and Missouri

To Be

Remembered.

P.

C. Langston

&,

_Son,

J

-We want

to reduce

our

stock, and

will make

the

prices

so

low

that

you cannot

help

but

buy.

We

have

not

space enough to

quote prices, but

on

our entire

stock of

Summer

Goods we

will

make

a

bier

cut.

Although

we

have been

selling

changed or varied iu prico except when the coinage hnva have been altered aud thi n only to correspond withtho altered conditions of tho law and so loug us

the coiu valuo of gold remains as at present established by law the bullion value of gold must and will be tho tamo.

Now we ask tho Recordto point to ono scrapofevideueo to show wherein tho bulliouvalue ofgold has over

con-trolled or regulated, in liny degree, tho coiu value of th.it metal. If you

can-not show us evidence tending to feueh KKA Ii ESTATE

.S.ÍT33

COiLEOTICN-

-JLSS2TC"S

states

_that

have been true to the

demo-cratic faith and the democratic party in soason and out of season for thirty years have reasserted democratic

prin-cipios, and with a unanimity

that

has noparallel except in opposition to

re-construction have declared in favor of

tho free coinage ofsilver at the ratio of

1(5_to1.

Compared with the action of these great democratic states, what

signifi-cance has the declaration of tho

demo-crats of Iowa, a state

that

has never givou ademocratic majority in a nation-alelectionainco tho war?

It

has

bcu

a standing joke with nowspapors for years

that

there werebutfifteen genuine democrats in Iowa. This exaggeration

-

NOTAUY PUBLIC.

- While Oaks, N.M.

at

a very low

margin in the past,

we

will

RUNKMTLANOSTON

Nahuurs Mock,

STATEHOOD,

For several mouths paet thore has boon very littlo published iu tho

nows-paper-oftho territory concemiiiK state-hood for New Mexico. Thii would seem toindicate

that

those who have

Cut

on

Prices

So

That

Goods Will

Go.

is

needed, and

it will

be to

your

benefit

aconclusion favor us with just ono line

of logic which willleadubiu that direc

and

our

loss

if you

take the advantage

offered.

13. I'iirkcr,

Practical

AbSttycr,

M

tion.

aii.1

Furnishing

Goods

Clothing, Underwear,

Lawns, Millinery,1

_Cent'_t

marked the truth of _{the situation.} The

_AT

_PRICES

_TO

_CLEAN

_OUT.

democrats never had any showing in

Iown atall until the republicans proper

Homestako Mill. While Oakí, N. M.

W. T

BISHOP,

I I

DENTIST.

I

alienated the republican prohibitionists

This

_{to be convinced}

is

business, and

crive

us a call.

Our fiixteon to ouo contemporaries

tnk great comfort in publishing Proctor Knott's philipic against Secretary Car-lisi- o

forchanging his opinion in regard to silver coiuagw.

Being unable to refute with argument tho reasons given by Mr. Carlisle"for the faith that isiuhim," this

Hudibrust-i-statesman resorts to the tactics that

I

_S.

II. _í

lilt

i

_SON.

Tho democrats have no chanca thore thisyoar or the uext. Why, then, should the organs which are ongagod inpreach

ITowitt

Block,

UTlilte Oalea, 1T-J-

Mezl:3.

been loudofit and moBt active in their advocacy of present udmission have bi)iiiio convinced that itwould bobetter todefor the asuumptii.n of tho roiponsi-bilitiea- ,

exp'i.in.) and

_duner

iuci.h'ut to aututogovernment. There has been much o'orjuenco expendedon this sub ject in favor of admiheiou and tnnny of our

luot

promii.unt and brainy men havo advooated suchastep, but of Into

these appear to have cliantied their opinions us to it and tho Eam.f. is plcuecd to believe

that

the cnmto tins betn abandoned for the prchent. When tho teiritory has reached a position

v.hirh uarraiits its nduiistii n to the union ofrtutes wo shall b found i:

tho muas'ire, but that position hasnot yet bren reached. So let us

re-main aterritory a wbie loiigar. HOW TO PREVENT WARS. The moví meiit lookii:g

tol'i.ls

sn

in-ternational treaty of arbitittion betwo n

ing tho revised views of Secretary Smith

make ugreat fuss over tho action of

Frank

J. Pnger, Cashier,

Geo. L.

Uhick,

Ass't Cohhier.

Jefferson h'aynolds,

President.

Win.

Watson,

Vice-Presiden-t.

lowa, which isnaturally republican and ignore or belittlo tho action of throe great states which uro solidly democratic

BAKE

ut all times?

5XGIÁ1W

W.M.LANE,

Well Driller,

Where, will tho democratic party, in tho nature of things, expect to got

elec-toral votes next year in Iowa, or in onooearnad fur him a transitory

reputa-tion and li deserved retirunent from

the publicservice. linnwetl Pecord.

Pio.-lo-r Knott had _{no need to} refute

Mr.Cai'liul-'- a reasons, because tho latter

hid

ulreudy very ably refuted those reasons for being ngold standard udvo-cate-.

Don't you think ttioiigh that it is

peculiar that after twenty years or more ofdi fei:H.- of silver coinage, Mr, Carlisle bhould have changed hisviewu so

radio-all-onthequestion of nati-ma- _finances

because ho happened to hold a Cabinet

ollio.i which ho could not retain without

Texas, Mississippi and Miiisonri? We advise the organsto go flow. They are not helping democratic harmony by

ad-vocating republican Cnnncial doctrino, th Linted íüales nml Fiance, Hiigijefls

Contractor for

team work

of

all

Kimls.

Stillleas arethey helping it by ignoring nr belittling democratic action in the safo democratic stales. Atlanta Con-

-an un i.tb Uveeu the tiations of the world for the creation of an Inter;iati n nl Court,t which might be submitted

W1I1TEOAKS

N. M.

GWPTPL,

3QOQQ,

DntKCTOKS-Jeffers- on

Iiaynolds,

Win.

Watson,

J.

W. Zollars,

Geo.

Ii.

Uhick

and

Frank J.

Sagcr.

Veteilerour

services

in all niattcru

withlri

tli3

scope

of legitimates

banking.

Foreign

Exchange

issued

on

all

the principal Cities

of

Europe.

Prorript

_attention

Riven

to collections.

tit tition.

cliitniTÍn bis Mition ontho quortion as he did?

It

muy bo all right,I_ut_litleui.t

it is areinnrtable coim i.lenco,

Mr. C. O. Strong, principal of th F.

HLANClIAIll),

all ijueHtioiiS of diUVroNce between n.i-tio-i

sand

whoee jiirlinrlitH bx

filial and Hceeptcd by all concerno 1

Thiswould effectually prevent tho

pos-sibility ofaresort to li'iiik inthe

adjitnt-public schools at Andernon, Cal , saya

"I have used Clinmberlaiu'a Pain llaliii and bavo found it an excellent remedy

JUSTICE

OF THE I'EACi:

ami

V. S.

Ih jmhj Mineral

Sin

rior.

for lamenessand alight wounda." Lameness usually resulta from I

sprain, or other injury, orfrom rbeiimn

New Mexico While Oake.

LANDOWNER

Wanted.--

1;.

lii-i- for which Chamberlain's Pain

New Mexico (u Inured onraliick nt

Palm is I'Hpeeinily intended and une

quallrd.

It

bffordg iilmout immediate

_{WATER SUPPLY MATERIAL.}

tiiinl orinternational dieputes, liocauttt tie natien which refused to aliile hy it

jinlgineiit f the Court against it would have to light tho bulaneeof II, e world

inorder t.j ni tint in ita p iaiti. :i, w'iieli none wouhl care to do, AColinof thia charncler would save many liv.a and the auppoit of the immense hiiiiu'h kept conhtantly in thea.

_rucn

of tli nations

of the world, Mild eiicble tha me.)ho eu gayml toentertheproductivo industriea,

WAvt:tt.

NokmI

Iilrirl

waul a tanrlmr ferIti pnhlle

re'iiHil,trimi.b'-u- _alii_itiur.tb. Laly,

Wx Immltf Wiiwl MilKIt..run

I'owr,

Ouantliia Kaatn...

(Vulrifua-a!-The L'.gi pi _is not umong those who

pretend tothink

that

till the ilia nh'ich brfull people, loculiticit or the whole country, aro attributat loto thomistake

ifour politicalriiemiea, nor that when

our party ia in power the Ikiuuibhiih

hnr-vc-and goiieial prosperity

b

ftitirely due to that f.iet. That tho country can

bo and lias Iijpd fouietiini s _piHperoi.a

under I'.epiibüaan rule cmnot bo denied un I_that _general deprceRÍoti nml tin

dmtui

banca

may occur under Oriiiii'-ruti-e _mi" iiieut is idsitree.

It ia wrong to tux ono chit of ritixena tobuild up tha bucili. mh of aii"th"r, as

r..med

ly tbe advocate of a protect-ive tarilT, and the country cannotre

ilic

itafull luruMiroof jirnt.prny utidei aueh

aayatum. Hut it resources are great, it peoj'lo uro active, eit.Tj,ris iig an.I

(". k mila'lkiiiiini( I'iiihi IVntitf ar.n I _iM'titrfor rui'Plml fmm-- _and

Cti.r... TVNKS an.I T'llA ilHS I'Ktl.UNU _MVI'IIIMM. .; nlo

relief and in a abort timo (Tecta a

_per

msnetit cure. For hhIb by Or. M. (J Paden, drugei' t.

E. C. DURLINGAME'S

HY I'lO-SK-s. _HM.lMi

lira,

_IKON _{UdoKIMJ and} _IIKAV V IIAIIIJ-

-Mrs.

A.

V. Smith,

Dress Maker.

ALL Th LATEST PATTF.ttXrt Alwav OX HAND KATISFACIION

(;

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_{a it}

xn:

_k

i)--1

n

r

_{i . i :}x v_i; I

:s

KXl'KIilKNCi;. Front room nt Mrñ. McMain'a ltentaurar.t.

V _AUK _{Ur.Nr.KM.IrfV.}

('ntrnet tdknn fur V.l ir itkc.f arnrjr

ifTtiin,

Wapar rwwlal a-nt ma In til ivinmrui ImiaiulereMteu of Irriutiuu fiauu. Villa, and

Hnnli WnlorHupi lrKrt.Tii. ftoanlicit

Pratt,

Seay

& Gill,

R0SWELL,r"r..-ri.r'ri'.'",NE- _W MEX.

ASSAY

0FPICG

runbll-li- IdColnnulo,IV4. Nnmplri by mull or tiprt'p tilreceive prompt tiicart'tulftltcntloB

GOLD AND SILVER

BULLION

RiRnad, Mtlltd

_id

AiMyH rParrhaiad. Mttm. UU ITUUwrtacatl.,DCNVEB, COLO.

Pthact), pri'iene--l hqUry ciir.nirniiirat4Willi

the lim.'i. Term1mtintH'-- _{tenil er}

lt,

I"j.

'Jr. Price's

Cream Itaklnz PowC.1 Vvny Vtai tli Alando'

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hereabouts will be appreciated by S.

White Oaks

Eagle

tactionof mmtles, tiling and tbs eo

op-eration with tho board in furnishing the building throughout and making it ready (or occupancy.

The plaoa are to bedrawn atonce and the old walla removed, as I.II. Rapp,

m

I

aO

D

YATHT PTlTs

arG

t'lc Prm'uct

'

skilled

workmrn,

and rank

with

Victor

_Bicales

in

quality.

The Eagle which has fur fo ninny years ipreml it wings over theOl.l Abe KagU, of White Oaks, has bren taken down by tho proprietors,so he may

rest

his wings. The new proprietors are men no doubt who believe in modern improvements anddespise ginger bread headings for newspapers. This jonrnal is now before ns withasimple and noat heading, which gives the name of its town form which it receives its support, uml rea.lo thlm-- _"U_l_itf. ft-d- _T.i,.t-- '

L. Smith,Ros well. N. M. Te.ritorial papers píente copy.

DON'T STOP T

OHACCO.

HowToCure Yourself While CuingIt.

Thet buceohabitgrows on a man until bit

nervous system inseriously affected,

_lmtriui(

health, comfort and happiness. To quit eud- -deidylatoo severe a shock tothesystem, as to

bacco, to aninveterateuser, becomes a stimu-lu- nt

thatIliaaystoro continually crave. Ilacu. Curoinaseienliticcure lor the tobacco habitin

A

all ita forma, carefully compounded after the! '

fomula of aneminent lierlinPhysician who haa TheE"K'0 now represents a neat

make-use-itIn Idaprivatepractice since1872 _without'up, wellprinted, and brimfull ofchoice

failure, purely vegetable andguaranteed per--1 local and _{editorial matter;} _iu _fact

it

is a

nets,

racket presses,

racket cases, boxing gloves, footballs,

football

suits,

football and gymnasium shoes, gymnasium

supplies, sweaters, etc.

We

guarantee better

goods

for

less

money than

asked

by

other

manufacturers.

If

your local

dealer does not

keep

Victor

Athletic

Goods, write

for

our

illustrated catalogue.

OVERMAN

Makers of Victor Bicycles

BOSTON. CHICAGO.

NEW YORK.

paciric _coast.

AN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES.

fectlybárrales. You can useallthe tobacco you want whiletakingHaco-Cur- it_{will notify you}I when to stop. Wo give awritten guarantee to cure any case with threeboxea, or refund the

money with 10 percent,interest. Buco-Cur- o is not asubstitute, buta scientific curethatcures without the aid of will powerandwith no

incon-venience.

I

Itloaves the system as pure and free from nicutiue asthe day you took your first chew or smoke. 8old bynildruggists,withour

iron-cla- d guarantee, at $1.00 per box, three

boxes, thirty days treatment,)

t.!);

orsentd rect uponreceiptof price. SEND SIX TWO CENT STAMPS FOR SAMPLE BOX, BOOK LETAND PROOFS FltEE. Kureka Chemical

& Manufacturing Company, Manufacturing hjmists.La Crosse, Wisconsin.

"It

isthe best patont medicinein the world" is what Mr. E. M. Hartman, of Murquair, Oregon, says of Chamber-lain'sColic.Cholera and Diarrhoea

Rem-edy. What leadsmo to mako this asser-tion isfrom tho tact that dyaentryin its worst form waB prevalent around horo last summer and itnever tookover two or three doses to effect a permaneut cure." For sulo by Dr.M. O.Padon, druggist.

a-Onenight wheu Mr. Isaac Reese was stopping with me, says M.F. Hatch, a

prominont merchant of Quartermaster, Washington, I henrdhim groaning. On going tohisroom Ifound hiia suffering from cramp colic. He was in such

ag-ony

I

feared ho would die. I hastily gave him a do36 of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diaritirea Remedy. He was soonrelieved and the first words he utteredwere, "what was

that

stuff you gave me?" I informed him. A few days ago wo were talking about his

at-tack and hesaid hn was never without that remedy now. 1know itsworth aud do not hesitate to recommend it to my friends and customers. For sale byDr

M. G. Padon, druggist.

TO WHOM

IT

MAY COUCKHX,

The public ishereby notified not to trust my wife onmyaccount,asIwill not horesponsible for any debts she may make or anycontract she may enter into, either as my wife orns a

mem-ber of the firm of Ozanne A Co., without my consent. Under theterms of our partnership

contract, which is recorded in Lincoln county, I am constituted thesole agent and manager of said firm, and anydebt, contract, collection of debts or sale ofHny persounl property will not

be recognized withoutmy endorsement. U. OZANNE. White Oaks. Auirast 5th, 185)5.

John

Y. Hewitt,

Kditor.

Win.

"Watson,

business Maifr.

Tr.BMS OP Sl'BHtJRIITIOJl:

One Year (inadvance) Í2.00

Kix Months, "

l.

Threo Months X0

OFFICIAL rAI'EU OF LINCOLN COI NTY

WHITE OAKS,N. M..AUGUST 15, 95

JACKSON IS DEAD. Nashville, Tcnu., August 8. Justice Jackson ofthe United States supreme courtis dead.

Mr.Jackson died at his residence at West Meade, six miles west of this city this afternoon,in the C4th year of his age, of consumption. He had been failing in hoalth the past four years,

but

it has been only during the past eight months that the progress of

dis-eus-begun to cause uneasiuoss. Last yearhe went on a longthy trip to the farwest in search ofhealth. Heseemed toimprove slightly until he went to Washington to siton thesecond hearing of theincome tax case. He stood that trip fairly well,

but

after his return

to lose strongth rapidly.

Never-thelesshe never took tohis bed till lust Wednesday week. Since that time tho family and friends feared the end whs near atid his deuth todaywas not unex pected.

Jackson was twice married, the first time to Miss Sophia Mallory, daughter of David B. MaKcry, a bankerof

Mem-phis,who died in 187). To this union wore born three children,as follows: Henry,William R.andHowell Jackson. Henry issoliciting freight agent of tho Southern railway with headqurters at Atlanta. W. R. is district attorney of

the Chesapeake& Ohio, in Cincinnati. Howell ismanager of the cotton mills at Jackson, Trim.

In 1870Judge Jackson mnrried Miss Mary E.Harding, daughter of General William G. Harding. Of this union threo children survive. Misses Eliza-beth and Louise Jackeou and Harding A. Jackson. With the exception of Elizabeth and William, who are in Europe, the children were at the

bed-sid-when the sufforor pneBed away. News of hisdeath caused general

sor-row in thiscity whero he was so well known and admired.

Arrangomeuts for tha funeral have not been completad, but it will take plnoe next Sunday.

Howell Edmunds Jacksonwas born in Paris, Tenn., April 8, 1832. He was a

classical scholar, graduating from West Tennossoe college in 188. He studied law two years at the University of

Vir-ginia andinJackson under his kinsmen, Judgo A. W. O. Totten and Milton Brown. He graduated from Lebanon law school in 185G, in which year he locatedinJackson and engaged in tho practice of his profession. He removed to Memphis in 185!) _where _{he continued}

the

practico of law. Ho served on tho supremo beuch by appointment on two occasions and was onco a prominent candidate for supremo judge before tho nominating convention, located in Jackson, in 187G.

Jackson whselocted to the statehouso of representatives in 18S0 on a state credit platform. Hewas eloetcd tothe United States senate as a democrat in

1881 _andserved till April VI 188G. _Ho

was appointed United States circuit judgo byI'iesident Cleveland and

nom-inated forassociate justice by President Harrison. His nomination wascontinu edby the senate February 18, 18".3 and he entered upon the dutiesofthe oflico

March 1, IS!).'!.

OAPÍTtiTTlÜST'oltAl'ION.

New Meiicau.j

Tho capitol rebuilding board was in continuous practically all day yosterdiiyand until It)_o'clock _{laBt even-}

-..

i'.

ilium rio iri'Ht-ll-l V UI111111HKIIII1 CT8

Manzanares, Hopewell, Luna, Pope and Counselor Knneliel. Theboard entered into acontract with MessrB. I. H.& _W

M. Hupp, _{architects, to draft} _plans.sup-

-riutendthe

construction of anddo all work uetuHiiry to the rebuilding ofthe lorrilorial capitol, for the mm of$ii,.ri)0,

paymentsto be mude on inatallmeiitH in terms mutually satisfactory to all eon-rned-.

The

_out

runt in_{full and explícito} uktoall its provisions _{and recites} tlint

this

sum rhallpay the architects in full for theirservices which _{includes the sup.}

irvisioii ofplufiiigtti-a- heal.electricity water,etc., in the tato structure, these-

-Dr.

Price' Cream Baking Powder

Wurld s _{Highest Award.}

who is to have chargeofthe work,

esti-mate that it willrequire fully oneyear toaccomplish thetaisk in hand.

Immediately after the Hanta Fewrock atMonument, Colo.,the sectionforeman there, Iirooks by name, put in a big claim fordamageson accountofthe death of hiswife in the wreck. The claim

de-partment wasalready takiug stepslook- a

ing to the settlement ofthe claim outof court,if possible, but further proceedings along that line have been stopped by 1he receipt ofaletter by claim agent Foulks from Mrs. Brooks who isat Holdcn Mo., and very much alive, ifthe letter istobe believed by either its statement or its tono. In the letter she says thatBrooks hasno lawful wife but her, and

that

this otherwoman who was killed is an impostor if itispossible forn corpse to beanimpostor. The claim department has eonseijuontly taken a new tack in (

the matter,and Mr. Brooks'peace is in danger of being upset. Citizen.

VALUATIONS IN NEW MEXICO. The territorial board of equalization which has beon in sossion at Santa Fe for some time pBstand adjourned yester-day, alter fixing the following standard of values and transacting the business noted below.

The valuation of standard gauge

rail-roads, eastand north of Albuquerque, subject to taxation in March 1895, was fixed as follows: Main lines per mile, $7,000;branchHuespermile, $4,500; side tracks and switches, per mile, $2,400.

Standard gauge railroads, south and west of Albuquerque Main lines, per milo $1,500; branch lines, side tracks and switches, $2,500 per mile.

NarrowGauao Railroads Main lines and branches, 2,500 permile; side tracks $1,500permile.

Telephone Companies Fifty phones orless in any oity or town, $50 each; additional phones, $.'10.00 _{each; first} wire por mile, 815; additional wires, per mile, ?5.

Tel-gra-ph _Companies

First

wire, per mile, $25; additional wires, per mile, $5.

American horses, per head 120.00 Mi

_i

i_can_borne,_{broke, per bund} _15.00

Wild horaes, per head 6.00

American yotirlnighort.es, perhead.. O.OO

Mexican yearling horses, per head 2.00

American mules, per head 20.00

Mexican mulos, por head 8.00

narros,por head 1.00

Hi-l-i _{grade sheep, per head} 75

Common sheop, per head 50

Angora (toats, per head 1.00

Cuuimon tfonts, per head 35

Investors in copper stocks on the Boston exchange appear to"havo gone cloan daft." Not only have tho stocks representing really valuable properties gone up enormously, but all the old concerns which have beon thoroughly proven to be payers have appeared at very high prices, and the prowling "wildcats" are making their appearance. Investors need be in no hurry to

_ruth

in. Theie are plenty of

"good things"to be had, and tho

chan--ces inbuying copper stocks at present pricesaregreatly in favor of a loss to the investor. "Koepcool, and don't get parted too easily fruin your money" is advice that it will pay to hccd.-ir;t'-tevi- ng

und Mining

Journal.

In the northeast part ofIhe Territory

about the postoffices ofAlbert

md

Lou is,Colfax county,much complaint has! been madeofregisteredmail matter not received. Iuspoctor Fredeiicks went from horo there, the other day, andby means of a docoy letter,on Monday, he succeeded iu fasteuing

the

guilt onj

Lonificio Garcia, assistant postmaster at Louis who was taken to the Clayton jail. Garcia made confession ami wiib

boundover tothe grand jury in the sum ofÍ70Ü.

_(Vie.

Rolwull Record.)

The asiessed valuationof

properdin

Chavez county, for the current year, eiclusious for the t'Mi exemptions for each head of a family, in S'J.dlH.UCO, a

gain of nearly $100,01 0over lust year. Tiievday moriiitig _{North Spring liver'}

Iwas bank full ami quite muddy. _Tlie

third timesince the lirwt _autticmeut of

Iloswell. j

Attention!

M. 15._McCrny _loft _Tres

Piedras, Taos county,on

June

fitli, to go to llenmtHowell's ranchin Han Miguel county, i).nr Cabra _{Springs, and has not} been heard of since. He is about '25

years old, (i_{feet full, with (link}

_hairsnd

eyes, muir sightedand ntoop shouldered,i

Any infromiitiou bis fate or presoiit

MARK

i:maivc

me

ucst

Dase-ball- s,

baseball

bats,

base-ball gloves and mitts, tennis

rackets,

tennis

balls,

tennis

WHEEL

CO.

and Athletic Goods.

DETROIT. DENVER.

PORTLAND.

Notice fur I'libliralioii. Land Okfick

_at

Rimwiei.l, N. M.

July 17th, I.HUS.

Notice is hereby given that the fulluwiiiK. naineilsettlorhas filed uuticoufhisiuteutiunto

innkelluul proiif iu support uf bis rliuiu, ami

that said proof _{will be mails hefora} T.

_I.

Tillotsou. Protiute Judtrc, at Lincoln, N.M.,ou

Saturday, An. 11 .lSslj, viz:Kijikiit T. (Ioi.LI-kk-.

Homestead Application No. 197forthe Lots

2, 3.(,7,and 10' Hec, 6,Tp.8S., It.131.

He names tlie following witnesses to prove liis continuous residence upon und cultivation

of. said huid.viz:

PrestonCollier, of White Ouks, N. M.

Hurry S. Comrey " " " ErnestI.hiikhIoii, ' "

JohnOwi'n, " o

Any person who desires to protest againstIlia allowance of such proof, or wlio knowa of any

substantial reason, under thelaw and

regula-tions of _{the Interior Department,} _{why such} proof should not be allowed, will be Kireu an opportunitynt tho above mentioned time anil

idaco to _{tlie witnesses of said}

claimant, andtooffer ovideuce iu rebuttal of ttiut submittedbycliiimant.

Gkii. 1!. YotlNO, _Itexinter.

Notice for l'ulillcnl Ion. L.NU Otl-IC- _AT _It.lSWEI.I,, _{N. M.}

Julyad.

_im.

Notice is hereby kívhii tlnU tlio following-name- d

settlerlias tiled notice of his intention

to make lina proof insupportof bis claim, and that said proof will he made before lieidster

and Receiver at Iloswell, N. M on AtidUHT in, l.Kjj, viz: JULIANA 1'LllALTA, Homestead Application No. OCi

fortbe K!J SK1 r'ec. 20iu.d Nh! Sec.

!,

Tp.7 B.li. HiK.

He uauies tlio following witnesses to prosn

his continuous residence upon and culli_{ml ion}

of, said land, viz:

Cntorino ll.dd uiado, ofRichardson, N. M.

vtiitonio Monto)ii, nf " i.

Feliz Perca, of " n

Juan II.Maitiacz. of Roswcll, "

Any _{person who desiros to}_protest_{nKitinit tlio}

allowance of such proof,or who knows of any

substantial reason, underthelaw and the

regu-lationsor the Interior department, why such

proof slioiild not be allowed, will he ven un

opportiinii) atthn above mentioned _time anil

place to e tl,e _witnesses

of said cIhíiiikiiI, nuil looflisr vid.niuu iu rubuttul of that submittedbyclaimant.

Hkoiiux R. Yocng, Reirister.

police For l'libllriitiua Lanij Uimck At LasCki_clh,N. M.,

July 5th. ism. Notice is hereby given _that the following named settler has llle.lnoticeof tierinteutionln

make final proof in support of hor claim and that said proof will be made Isfore the Holster _{or lieoorder of U. S. Land offica} _at

Las Cruces. N. Jl.. on Auuust li'tli, ISHÍ,

ULLIK J. DAWL1S, formerly L1LLIK

_J,

ANDEKSOX, of Talaros, N. M. who mado Homestead Application No.istw, for the8 K

"fSli

!,

&x :1.W :,of S V _'4_nuil _N _E _of B W

f.

Sec. -', T It 8.It tlK.

8h Damns the foll.miiiir witnesses to prove her continuous ujhui, aud cultivation

of, said lfiii-1- _viz:

AimerN. Illaztr' All of

Thomas Stiaiden, (

Krancisco Saicns, f Tillaros, N. M.

JuanSaieus, j

Any person who desire to protests.iinst the

allowance of such proof, or who kimwa of any snbst_initial_{reason umler} _the_{law and} _the

oftho Interior Department, why _such proofshouldnot beallowed, will be given an opportunity atthe abovo mentioned time and

Placelorross-esi- _{ine tin.} _wilnes.ss _of

said claimant,nnd toolTer evidence iu rebuttal of thatsubmit teIbyclainiaat.

Jou.n D. nm-A-,

Ileaistar.

Mollee _{for I'lililleHllon.}

Lanu Office

_at

LasCiiik

i,

N. M.

Julyr.lh, 1HU.1.

Notice is hereby riven that the followiuit. named settlerbus tiled notice of his intention

to make final proof iusupportof his claim, and

that said piouf will he made theftecister

or Receiver, ofL'.H.L.i'id (llll.-e- , _{at Lss} _Criir.

ra, N, Jl on U I.CKT Will,

I!,

_vii: Alin-- r _{N. Ill}ner,_{of 1'iibir.isa,} _{N. M.,}

who mail ll li. ii.l Apple-.iüo- _No. s_ril, for _{the WJ} olS V _,₈K ' of N V ' und 8W

_i

N K

!r.2.

Tp. IIS.itIII

II names the lolluwiiii: witneoeslo provelita

cont nonius ie-i-, lenco _{iis.ii and cultivation uf}

Slidlind, 'u; Kdwiii .1.D.wün. 1

1 Inna--_Siorften, I All of

I rsm p en Saie.is, j 1ul.irosn. New Msi.

Jian Salens,

I_{eisoii who desires} _tn _{ir test}_{stainst the}

.ill'ivviiiiee of such primf, or who knows of any Hilvitiibttal triisoii, under tl.u law and resilla. Iloisi.f Ibe Interior Di'parlinetit, why such

proof ileiuld ll.it s allowed, will Ke nivea an

upportiiiiily al ll.e nleitn inenitor.ed tima and p'nee tn rroKi..ea.iiiiiiiu tho v

_ilrifni

nf aaiii

elainnnt. audtooiler evidenci in rebuttal of

that submittedb claim

_in.

Jiiaif I).Ilinw, Iteiiistar.

Whuk

Oak 1'agi.k haa larga

Viinhntnu

harp _prei fur sale cheap.

Tur.

Whiif

Oaku r.Antr. haa loralion

.. ..i i...- i.

nt...

..

.

_..i.

_it,.

i,..iii.Tni..irnii,.

Illivtl,llil

v_nil iiiv law mi ere tho Ivet loesti in notice

iver t'ffnti'l

(j

thi lU'ti't o( Liucoln

Coviotv,

great improvement over the Old Abe Eagle. Peco Valley Indepenútnt.

Theadvances in wages which arobe-

-coming generalin nearlyevery industry, forecast higher pricesfor everything in the near future. Business is booming and every indication points to several years of prosperity. Nearly everything is "a good buy" and unquestionably much foreign capital will come here for investment assoonnethe foar of danger-ous financial experiments has been

Engineering ami Mining Jour-nal.

As mercury will surely destroy the sensoof smell and completely derange thewhole systemwhen entering it thro' the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used excopton prescrip-tionsfrom reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ton fold to tho good yon can possibly donvefrom them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.Cheney &_{Co., Toledo,} O., contains

nomercury, andistaken internally,

act-ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfacesof thosystem. Iu buying Hall's Catarrh Cure,be sureyou got tho genu-ine.

It

istaken internally and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by F.

J.

Cheney & _Co.

Testimonialsfree.

HWSold by druggists, price, 75c per bottle.

How's Tills!

We offer One Hundred Dollars

Re-ward for anycaso ofCatarrh that

can-not bocured byHall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY &_{CO., Props., Toledo,}

Ohio.

Wethe undersigned havo known F.

J.

Ohenoy forthe last 15years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all bnsinesp transactions audfinancially able to

car-ry outany obligation mado byhis firm. Wkst &_{Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists,}

Toledo, O.

Waldino, Kinkan & Makvin, Whole-sale Druggists, Toledo, O,

Hall's Catarrh Cureistaken internal-ly,acting directly upon the blood and

munouB surfaces of tho system. Price,

75conts per bottle. Sold by all drug-gists. Testimonials free,

JS.FHT.lO,

--it tr.i'ihive

iiL,.iii

hern distributed... ... to

...

sub- - TT

thousand." vulued'at I"'.to7.20, _Is _{efftred 'to} _tlx

GIFTS:

10 One year notinlarsMp liters' tinroiieiitl HaplUt HeñíaleCoi

J'XIIIKInn, .Mo.. Itev. W. A v',i

sun, rrefci'leut 50.00 E

tl It. lind trip tb ket to'Úenver via

loiitiiiKlon iioute 4 00

!S Fine l!r. Hhoteun. 4D.IM

SI-- 4 Kound trip to Cotton Htatea

':poslli"ii, Atlanta, (la.; via I x

_i.

una v;. _it Kt. i jty.

:i.:.i eii.ii....' 74.(0

SS (..Id FIII..1 _llunllnc Case Watch

16 _.;.ild _Fin.d Hunting Cuso Watch 3f..ai

i _nina _uinuei- ty.. K.o)

2S _Sumnbnut _tilo _U.v)

' _{hoine course Instruction}

in sn'ir'hunj; siu each

37 1'ulr Fine Opera (Ineses

13 7 _Atl.is o( World; 17.50oa 37.W)_H

.lid (.inld ltlnK, kunit (.ml

Itllte 4(HI _C S..II.1 (1.1.1 _{n.nit, is karat} _I(1 S

41 K,iiiini't.m SJ--i nllber mile o.)

42--l ive Polla r lioM Piece (0d

noli,riptlnii lo "North Atneil- -

_S

can It.vlen;'-- i

e,

_h... _ISM Tesehers Wide; fS each 76.00

and HeosinplilnHl Map

Ilined fUli'H ill eol'irFl, _li acll. 150.00 ZZ

lU-H- .-t Ibwis' _{T.ibie t"i...n} 4.M s:

114 H3 Fet Hewers' Tea Hpoolis, 13 ea 30.00 K'l-- _{Tninibi... l} _each.. J"On

Fine Fruí. relln, i e;u.li 10.00 H

144ltflMtnlsture Atlas andtlaKt-lteo-

e

of World. II. each 1.75 1t7 I7I- -H A (I_{c. isei;} p.u h !1i. S

Fnnravlna; II each U1.00

Tickets

lo

d.iys area! Ht. ÍT

L"il. Fair. IHCi. Oel. 7 _lo 12; M,.

c

lt

III premli.lns: 11 _each _{?00 00} _S:

4 Fine Fnsravlnx; II each 111.00

Iilli.r I'ackinre (ill Coon _s: Ninoklnff Tobacco; 11 each 6100

s

Silver Uolliir each 1.00 C

GIFTS:

siil.srrlbcrs who

rld

In remote parts of the i - hsn.ls.ine... ,.... . sifts we will tics7 t

snrisikn'd luOT limn

ib.-- r 10, 1M), tht i.d

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3

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l IIIle Í1 _Sn.Wets _Will

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will .1.,, a'i.'om 11, v,,

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I

T"

ST.

LOUIS REPUBLIC)

5 _WILL

DISTRIBUTE

I

_FIFTY

THOUSAND

DOLLARS

I

IN

FREE GIFTS

I

To

Subscribers

of

tho

TwIce-a-Wee-k

_Edition.

I

MORTGAGE SALE.

Wliereis on the 8th day of May. 1894.

ene 1) _J. M. A. Jewett executed and

de-livered his certainMortgagee Deed lo the undersigned Arnold

_Ridewav

coiiTeyiuj; thereby the follow ing described lots or parcels of land and real estate situately

luir and being in Lincoln Co. New

Mex-ico to wit:

The undivided one quarter (i) intcrent in Lot three (3) In Clock twe.ity twe (22)

iu ths town of White Oaks and to the fractional _{North East quarter of} Ilie

South East quarter and the fractional East half of the North East Quarter of Section twenty live (25) and the South East qtinrter of the South East quarter of Section No. twenty four (24) nilin

town-ship No. Six (6) south, uf

Hane

Ns. leven(11) East of the New Mexico

prin-cipal Rase and Meridian, containingone hundred and fifty six and 0 acres, he

the san--c _{more or less, which mortgage}

deed was duly recorded in Book "C" of the record of Morigage deeds at page 6(1

of said Lincoln countyNew Mexico, on

the 4th day ofJune, 1H01 _at4o'clock p.

in, and was given to secure the payment of Five hundred and Seventy five dollars twelve months nfter tha date of said Mortgage deed wi'li interest on said sum attwelve per cent per annum fioni the dale of said mortgage deed until paid for value received.

And whereas said sum of money in

said mortgage deed mentioned has been long since due nnd payable and the said D. J. 31. A. Jewett, his heirsnnd assigns have failed to pay the same as provided

in said mortgage deed and tho entire amount of said principal together with the interest thereon to tins date

re-mains unpaid and in default. Now therefore byvirtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage deed, I,

Arnold ll'ulgeway, the mortgagee named therein, do hereby give notice thai I will

on the 20th day ofAugust, 195, at 10

o'clock in the forenoon ofsaid day in

frontof the post office in the town of White Oaks, Lincoln county. New

Mex-ico, expose at public auction and sell to thehighest bidder for cash the said granted premises and real estate orso

much thereof as may be necessary to sati fy said indebtedness and costs of such sale; and will execute and deliver to the purchaser or purchasers thereof good and sufficient deed ol deeds

there-for. AltNOI.n Hiimikway, 3Iortgagee.

RHEUMATISM,

LUMBAGO,

SCIATICA,

LAME BACK,

DEBILITY,

Etc.

WHY

BE SiOK

When a trifle will buy tho (rrsle.t hoallnn

InventionofthedsyT ilr.NniiUin'

fjcrtrjn

lli-l-l l airomploio Ixxly Imitery lor aelf. (realniem, nail Kuan

alrsd,

r

money wiiinlMl. li will cti.o mrdruiuo

Hlieiiniallsin. I.itmtxi ro.Ht_{ir'lcn, l.amo} ItsM-k-. 14Id

_oct

nuil k Ivi--r (omrlHlnfn,

r.rvona

Dcbliily. VIenkliraa, l.iMtav, Itrnlnu anilnil effect--. I

rnrly

_fnillscr

Unit

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