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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-01

To rhom these presents may come:
We the Undersigned Scilt o.
Board of the Flat Rock Graded
School District No. on, ct Il G
Township of B:ownstowu, Wayne
Couuty, Michigan, do learn with re-
crct that Mrs. Louisa Frain, who
is now IL resident OF White Oaks,
New Mexico and Il teacher in the
Public School Of that place,
has met with serious difficulties
and opposition in the way ct cI,arg-
cs against her moral character.
We feel it our duty To- testify tothc
good character OF Mrs. Frdin,
during the five wears in which she
was II resident OF this place, and Il
trschcr in the intermediate depar'-
ment oG our school, and during all
that time. not II word was whisper
ed against her moral character and
standing in society, or Il teacher in
the school. She felt it hcr duty t.
leave us ut the commencement NJ
the present school year, and we
parted with her with regret, know
ing that we had lost a competent
teacher, aud worthy citizen.
Flat kock, Michigan. Apri! l6tI
1856.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-01
No1len Or rna.N,NnoN PROOF.

Us. LfsrtDf ger.
Las CnLCEs, n. M.
Arrii i0ih. 1890.
Notice is hereby riccn That tho following
namel sctlcr mas tlcd notice II rvs inten.
Hnu % max; mai proof ia SUPPORT Of hts
claim befort the prlb4te CLERK of Lincoln
county n. st.. az The town ~ lincoln, IN said
county aud territory. on &c ith day - June
n. D.. 1856. va:
JOsE M LUrRAs. on dcclnratory state
mcut No. cllT. for the = " s e g sec n, Twp
8. s T. lJc.
lie rniRcs Tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous rcsiicn-t upon, aud culftva-
tiun uf safe iunc. W.. Juan AuuIl3. Jnan
BNpiistc. Juan Ch1vcz y Truthful Ramon Oar
Gin. ull OF Whitc oaks, IincplH County. y. NJ.
- EuNUNu @. SHtElps, Re gIe.Cr.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-01

GooDMAN ZmGLEr & Co.. is the
name of the new firm which will
open cut in The old post office
building EeNt WcJk.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-01

REMEMBER the new store at the
Old i. q. building next week.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-01
Flat R0ck, Mich,
Wayne County,
Anril 1G. 1886.
Mr.. J. p. Horror.

Mr.. J. p. HoLroN.
Sin:-I am in receipt Of yours
Of the 9th instant, and in reply, |
am completely surprised to learn
of such il state of feelings, Is you
state in regard to Ms. Frain
| am II resident of this place, and
have been Tor more than fifty
wears. | know al OF my neigh
bors, personally, and have Klowu
Mrs. Frain for five wears past. per.
soually, socially and officially.
and there is not, nor ever has
been, tine fr,t word OF slandcr or
immorality heard of or said against
her moral or social s'cnding in dis
community. Sue has always he,n
gladly received and kindly treltcd
in the best ct society in this neigh.
borhood. Not only myself, but
the entire district, parents and
scholars, were very sorry +" learn
that she had decided to 60 10 youi
place. I tried ~ prevail uHon her
TO give it M. had some 2 or 3
talks about Il. But she thought
the nay was larger there than W,
conld afford here. and il would b,
for hor interest to az.
e = = =
Now there is not another per
son in nil this comm1nit7 VIII.
K ~ ''r;. rn'n thl' ,iu or IS
SO q1v'' o~,ina' Arr c''"an'
~ e",l| et,r 'i, ",Nrl' Nv. 81.
~,''o-~'sr. ~ q wont -, -iciSa
-, 81" ,,.. had; -n.lG. Az csao'
c.... . .ya1iH Dr' -h;r =
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-01
CHARLEY IIGrcIIcncK.

These letters arc but samples OF
several trumpet.toncd, which have
been received, and they are
strangely in contrast with som. re-
ceiyed from Il State west of Michi-
gan. relative to parties here who
have made themselves notnrioH5iy
conspicuous in the late dramatic
scandal, and whose feet were ever
seen put forth 10 trip uponc whose
shoes they were unworthy to un-
loose. We will have to bidc our
time until we eau get said letters
ce:tiiird mp, when we Will publish
the fleet accuSers. and they will
call on. the rocks and mountains Ia
,ovcr them from public ob!iquy.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-01

thinks inst as | 90, that MIS- Frain
Is Il lady in every sense ot the
word, So tar "a we know, ) am per
sonelly acquainted with her. have
known her for the last Ninrec or
tour wears, or at least ever since
she taught school here. and have
had dealings with her in BUSINESS
way, and have found her to be per-
tectly straight, and while here sine
bore the best % Il reputation. and
what is more, have heard nothing
against her past record. SD cousid-
or her an honorable, uJrigIl.
woman, entitled TO the respect OF
the very best OF society, which she
moved in while here. AS 10 her
teaching qualities, | consider her
capable ol teaching any school she
may apply tor. us sie gave the best
OF satisfaction here, and her rc>ig-
nation. to 20 to New Mexico, was
regretted by the whole school. /
can honestly and Faithfully give
her the best OF Il recommend, aud
father told me the same. | only
wish she waS back here again to
take charg" of the Department,
she had, rs i, is now governed BY Il
! dchricut teacher. should Mrs.
Frain wish n personal recommend.
iust tell her t0rmc. tn send to m.
ard | will make jtas strong as poSS
ihlc, AVID if necessary ct sjgna
I turrs to 1t, also give her NY best
regards
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-01
fresh Oysters Away
OF. l2nnd,

ErRsogIsE ia the LKauza.
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9IaerIei.

= S1Dn wie6er bat bic Bpli3ei cine
tpabnfinnige Grau in @etuabrfam ges
t1otnmeit. Sic tpurbe am Glu1e dufs
gefunben un6 CAB att, bob fe b0bitt
gegangen fei, UNI ibr &ino gu taufe11.
Ste Wabnfnntge 1T cine M~erifaaerit
uno rdbere Na@fragen ergaben, baB tie
am Gonntag NIT Mann unb &inb bonn
Salabo tam, INN leBteres taufeni gu
Iahen. Die Saufe fano in Der &atbes
brale fat unb man fab Die Gr1a nit
benz Rin6e in 8egleitung ibres Man1es
bic Stride D~erlaifen. Set iener 3eit
fitb Mann unb Gin6 fpurlos berl9wuits
ben uno bic W~abniinnige f9eint f@ ibs
ret gar ni9t 5u erinnern.
= Der u1erquidli9e &rieg amiI@en
benz bieIisen Seber gereitt umb Der
uStmes", Der 5o9 eigentIi9 fnr bas
gr6Bere publifum obne aGes Snterefe
1T, lou erft re6t losgeben. Gum Rrieg=
fabre1 geb6rt befanntli9 @elb unb Sic.
les baben bic Seber Der Snternationas
len Union erbaltem. 5000 fimb bemiGigt
tporben unb nun ioa Elm 8opeott iber
bic vSimes" berbdngt tperben. @lei@=
5ettig tDtrb ber &e6atteur berielben aus
Der Nitterf6aft ausgefoBen unb bant1
ia, tper tpetB oa, mas fi@ Nles mod
ereigner tann.
= 9enienigen 2efertt un6 2eferins
men, bic es Bis iebt beridumten, bic
&on5erte in Mabnde's Miiiionsgarten
gu befu@en, folten es in ben nd9fe1t
Saget na6bolen. Sic tperben fi9 boz
felbf f0flt9 amiifren tub einen pers
gntigten Mbeno berleben. peppi &a=
mersborf, tpie aud bic Duettiiten Sal.
aer unb Sternbeim, in6 in ibren 2eiz
ttungett alsgeaei9net.
= Sn Grantfurt a. M. farb 6rau
9auline &otb, bic Sp9ter bes in Meus
Graunfels berfforbenen eSafob S1miB
unb fpdtere @attin bes glei9fals bers
forbenen Sr. gldfIen.
rMfetn @ngel, mein G9ab, mein
S6nb6enl tpie gliidli9 tperben mir
matchmaker feiu," faste er, als fe ibm
eben ibr Sauort gegeben bate, ul1b
fdloB fe feff In feline Urine. rM9ts,
tein @9idial, fein nngltd ober MiBses
ibid lou uns trennenl" = vWeiBt Ou
aud, ipra9 fe ba in ben paufen atpi>
f@en 6en Rafen, s6aB gapa 8anferott
genta9t BATE Mas?" REF er unb
tDoIte fie IoslaKem, aber Tie belt ibm
fef. Bancroft gen1a6t2 9os dns
bert freili@ Mes l"-rln6 nit 9 Gents
ot1 Dollar ngeiettelt", I6tete He iebt.
gtit 9 Gents2 Sd fagte Sir ia, meme
2iebe fennt feine @9ranfenl"
nDie Grbeiter baber gar3 reGt,"
fagte ct 5u feinem Na9bar, NIT benz
er iber BEN @arten3aurt binpeg Elm
@eiprd6 fiibrte, res NOR bic b66ffe
3eit, 6aB Der SDrannei bes &apitals
ein @nbe genta1t tpir6. Nieber nit
ben 9prannett 1T aud nteitte 2ofung,
1T" sSobn 9enrp". rief In btefem
MDment cine f9rtlle @timrte aus Der
Gl@e, ntpirt 9u tpobI gIei9 Die Mai9z
leine aufipanuert, unb bas 9DI3 baden
nnb MaHer aus benz Drummer bolen,
o6er lou i9 fommen unb Sir belfen2
r@lei9, glei@, Miranba", entgegnete
Sobn 6enrD in ben fanftefteu $6neu,
rid bin ia f@Dn babel, rnett Ser36en".
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@esptf5eulpSe glbentemrer.

Mel@en Nntrieb tann Elm G6liGer
baben, etuas Suites ober 8erldBli9es
gu er3eugen2 Sinb bas bic 2eute,
Mr3net fur bic Granten unb Mebi3in
fiir ben DrDguenbdnbler au liefern2
Man Butte fi@ por nadgema9tert tuertbs
loien Mif6ungen, tpel9e angefertigt
tperben I'M uater benz &ufe Der reinfen
unb beften Sausar5nei in Der Welt Nbs
fab gu finben. @ggemifere Sid, baB
Su ben e6ten simmons 2tDer
Regulator in peiBem nmi6lase
nit g1DBem rotben 3 barauf befDmmt
uno fteb oarauf, baB S. s. 3eilit &
So. als bic @tgentbtmer Der BON Dir
gefauften Nr5nei angeseben fnb.
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Dim Is. Mfai tparen es 3 sohrf

= Nm 25. Mai tparett es 3 Sobre,
baB bic gaf &ibers8ride tem 8erfebr
hbergeben tpurbe. CUR Gejer bes Sa=
ges tDebtet auf beiben Sbirmert bes
Wunberwertes Glaggen. Sm ben brei
Sabrer bettuBtet As, 136. 1854 paHagiere
B. |. per 8abn unb 3u SUB bic Briide,
tudbrenb bic gintrittsgelber $1,621,z
639.87 betrugen. Ser @erfebr nabm
ftetig 3u. Sie b~ebeutenhifeu ginnab=
men an eitem ein3igen Gage purben
am IL. Mai B. S. er5ielt, es tuaren
bies $2713.67.
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6ut~Depdrtemten

III In ieber 4e3iebnns mniersiltis, In Yreifen
bon 81 - $3.50 baS Stud. Saneben finoei
Sanbfdube, Solentr6ger nnb ole anberea
grtifei, berer Elm Serr 3ur observation-disclosures
feines am3uss unb ieiner Soilette bebarf. Mae
iaur benfbaren Gesenfanbe, bic man ale Sur.
niIbina Gnobs au beaeidnen pfleat, finb In
oroSer MusnabI Sorbanben.
glueerbem fiibren mir berf9iebene grten bon
Roferu, Neiietaiden, Meseui@irmen unb einen
sroben gorratb bon @nmmipaaren fiir Serren
Sainen mnb 2inber.
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-Velvetine Powder" Diefe
@rdparation Dir6e saerF IN Ser bftubif9ea
Mrniee gesea berbriibe unb grinbiae 0abe, GEE
gen bas @anbreiten ODER Munblanfen, gtgeaa
Rridelbise unb ole Der lleberbitune bes SIntss
entfprinsenben S~autfranSbeiten anaetpanD..
Nis elm Rulber fit 9inber ftebt % nnnlDsr.rDI.
fen ba. Yreis rs &e.ts. ~rdpartri W. ssn
@ertanf Bet q. 0reif MIaHso Ding 90"
Gan Mntonio.
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. Ser Mnfe MifnTous Gnmo s

= Ser pole NifoIalis Soma, Der
in ct. 9ebtpig tpobnt, tpurbe BON
Griebensri9ter Nbam urt $50 geffraft,
neil er fi6 als gontmnnift gebdrbete.
St trieb ndmli@ feline &iibe in bas
Gelb ieiner Na6baren, aueier Garbi.
ger, bamit fe it9 an beren &orn fdttis
gen iolten. Sic Garbiger MOLTEN bic
ttngebetenen @dfte aus ibretn &ornfelb
beraustreiber, erbielter aber bnfiir BON
SDtpa cine Sra1t G1ldge. Die Grei<
gras>Sbee f@eimt benz polen ben 8ers
itanb berpirrt gu baben unb CT m69te
besbalb aud Treifortt baben.
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9abe Sonsalime auf pielfa@e
Weiie a~ngepan6t u. atpar an mir ielbft
fotDobt aIs In taeiner praris; i'd bin
nit ben &eiultaten berart 5~ufrie6e1,
baB i'd es fir unentbebrli6 balte.
S.W. Smith, so. g., @eaington, OF.
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= Bon allen MauGs un6 G@nupfs
tabatet gelter Die BON Sail & III in
Baltimore prdparirten fur bic empfebs
lenspertbeften, neil iie, b6lig frei bott
fddbli9en @iir3er, einen bur9aus
autrdgli@en @enuB geudbren.
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dn5eise fir Steuer5abler.

Die @ountp gommiiFpmers Court bon
8erar @ountD tpirb am Montag ben IA.
SUM- 1886 Normittags 10 nbr i'm
@ourtbauie 3u San Mntonio feline @its
aurgert dig 8oarb Of EQUALIZATION cts
6ffnen unb 10 LANCE In Sibung berbIeis
ben, Big ale @ef9dfte erlebist finb.
Berfonen, beren gtgentbutn, ibrem Da=
fiirbalten mad, gu bod abgei9dbt muir.
De, tperben eriu6t, Der geb6rbe ibre
Reclamation am genanntet nber einent
Der nd9ffolgen6en Sage einaurei9en.
8er6fentli9t auf Mnprbnung Der
e~brenwertben @ountD gon1miifioners
Court bon 8erar gountD.
MIs 3eugniB biere meme Nan1etss
~ unterf9rift un6 mein Mmtss
ICY fegel. San Nntonio, ben "a.
0eai 1886.
Sbab. 80. Smith,
25,5 20mtup So. GIerf Gerar 60.
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&em10em

fihren mir bic beribmten Star unb Manbat,
tan, binten ODER borne au Sfffnen, NIT ober obne
Rrassn, einfaGe ODER serippte Bufen. dnier
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Die bier garniIonirenbe Batterie
bes 8. MrtiaeriesH Regiments, tpel@e am
GeIbIager in 2anpafas tbeilnebmen
fol, 1T bereits babit abmarf6irt.
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S. & CO..
erren>IDilettedrttfel

Oas arSete unb r~eidbaItiafe Eager bon
Serreu. iluterfleibern in Der Stabt, in allen
StoFeu, bon BaumpoIe Bis aur Seibe. Sn
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Office bon S. 6. Smith, Guperinten't.
ber 6fentli9en 9@ulen.

SuH NHIDHID, !. SHHt 1000.
Cite priifung bet N%pplicanter fir
9ebrerfeQen an ben ftdbtif@en S9ulen
San Gntonios finbet am s., g., T., 8.
uno 9. Snli 1886 itatt. Sie prafuugett
beginner 8ormittags 9 11br.
s. 6. Smitb,
Supt. ber ftdbtii@en @@ulen.
IS I'm
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sImproved Condition Powders'' fir %fe,.
be nno @inbsieb. Gin aasseasi9netes unb ers
frantbeiten aller grt, alsemeiue nnpabli9teit,
Mapadfem Der Saut, @auoe, selbss @afer.
ManseL an Nppetit. @ebrandsanueiinns auf
ber Gillette. Gabriairt BON unb gum 8ertauf
bet AboIpb DreiB, Mamo YlaSa, sesetts
iber ber @offoffiee, Gan lntonio.
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= Die D~irectoren ber Miiftonsbabn
wOllen md@fteus 8eebine beiu@en.
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= 9as gr6Bte Eager BON gepebrs
u1o NebolDer=P atrpnett unb 6tlIeu
bel piper & S9uItbeB.
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@tlbeImts 0meMe.

Dire,fte 5 Importation.
$50 &iiten 6es b~eriibmten Minerdk
tuaiiers ioeben eiugetroffen BET
s.. &one & Co.,
8,3mt1mp "a Commensurate.
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9 eiat +.

Batiite, nit @efat fit game aleiber einee,
f@Loden, III beliebiger anantitdt; 8eiab in
boIeii Sets nit entjpre9eubsm ~farbisea @anb
unb gang neue Gpiteu.
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irie 2inen aabns, Gihsbanis, 9riIe bu glorb
uab aubere @oid. StoMe In espber MusipabI,
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Is Gents gombinatiOH

aIeibtraoTe finb cine Gps3iaIitdt. Rene Sen.
buugeu bon @ousee uno f~arrirter Seibe fnb
eiasetrofsu. Meaa tudbIe, 70 LANCE fs borbarOsn
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Dirette Smportation bon Oamasf, Sanbti.
9era, @eroietten II. I. N 8ettbeden, f~ertigen
Mosquito.8 ars &C. Sas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-05

The old superstition prevalent among the
river men of the west that the name wash
ington' was in every sense an unlueky one for
steamboat, and that one so christened. whether
wholly or In part, was sure to be burned, blown
ND or sunk, seemed to have some justification
In the number of disasters which, in years
gone by, really befel craft whose name In
cluded the word Washington, with or without
prefix or aflix of any Kind. No such malign
spell seems, however, to have held sway in the
waters of the eastern seaboard. The steamer
"Martha Washington which plies on the Poto-
mac has been, If not notably prof table a
financial venture, reasonably free from calami-
tous visitations; and now we note that the
steamer Washington running between New
York and Havana formally celebrated her one
hundredth trip on Tuesday. having started ON
her first run on the 22d of November. 1877.
These successful records ought 10 encourage the
river men in the great valley of the Mississippi
TO give their patriotic impulses another chance,
II they have not already Outgrown the old
fancy.
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Gladstons,s new cabinet. which was oficiall

Gladstones new cabinet, which was officially
announced Wednesday,, is mainly made up of
familiar names, though we find some new ma
terial and there are some significant omissions.
There Is also considerable shifting about. The
leaning towards radicalism is indicated by the
absence of Lord Harrington, and morality Is
indicated by the retirement of Sir Charles
Dixie on the eve of the divorce suit which
threatens to ruin his character. Mr.. Childers,
whose unlucky budget was the immediate
cause OF the defeat Of the previous Gladstone
government, is retained in the cabinet, as re-
organized, but is transferred to the post of home
secretary, while Sir William Vernon Harcourt
is to try his hand at raising taxation without
giving offence to anybody in general and the
liquor interest in particular. Mr.. Chamberlain
has an inferior place, but he will be one of the
leading men In the new government. Ireland
Is to have the special care of Mr.. John Morley,
who goes into the cabinet with good reputa-
ton for acquaintance with affairs and for O dis
position to be just and kind. He supplants
Earl Spencer who is shelvec az lord president
of the council. There are in all four peers in
the cabinet-Earl Spencer, Earl Rosebery, Earl
Granville and Earl Kimberley, but il is to be
noted that all of them are assigned to the direc-
ton of the foreign relations OF the empire. The
internal management of the country Is wholly
In the hands of commoners.
The policy which Mr.. Gladstone suggests
rather than declares in his address to his con-
stituents looks towards a peaceful and friendly
treatment of the irish question. The premier
guards his language, for he knows how neces-
sary il is to avoid mistake at the start in this
all-important matter. 1t is felt however, that
he Is disposed to go as far as his party will let
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-05

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~ Hams. l1lsc H.; sugar cured Shoulders, 7iRc h.
Eyaporated Appies. lOc To-; lbs Bird Seed, assorted
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$40 s. per Dbl; Y Dbl. p Is; i0la bucket Mince-
down Tea Worth SOc Ib selling for bc ih. T Ere
worth soc b. selling for 6oc h.: lea worth u To-.
selling for Soc h. Finest Tea worth IS h. selling
tor 81 10 III Green Coffee loo, l2isc and i6c H.;
Golden syrup. 4Oc and 6oc gal; syrup Il Honey,
Plantation Java, 25c h.; Best Creamery Cheese 15c
- INDIA TEA CO., 445 7th st Aw. Cars pass
door. Send postal rs
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The administration doesn't seem worried
over the Bland resolution asking it to explain
lis silver policy. II simply refers to its confmu.
nications already made to Congress on the sub
jecf, and like the busy man who hung up the
Lords prayer, merely remarks, "Them's my
sentiments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-05
THE Rush CONTINUES.


OUR GREAT MARK DOWN SALE OF
MEMS AND BOYS FINE CLOTHING HAS
STRUCK A CHORD IN THE POPULAR
HEART. JUDGING FRo.d THE VASTLY
INCREASED SALES OF THE PAST TEN
DAVIS TERECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT
MONEY Is TIGHT. AND THAT ALARGE
PORTION OF THE PURCHASING PUB
Lie ARE NOT FEELING AS SECURE
IN THEIR POSITIONS AS THEY WOULD
LIKE TO. AND ARE THEREFORE, ECONO-
MIXING. wEHAvESUCCEEDEDIN PROV.
ING To THEIR SATISFACTION THATIr
Is TRUE ECONOMY To INVEST NOW IN
WINTER CLOTHING FOR MEN ANDBoYs
AT THE SLAUGHTER PRICES EHAyE
MARKED ON THEM. If Low PRICES FOR
FINE GOODS COUNTS FOR ANYTHING
WITH THE PUBLIC, WE ARE DETER
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-05

Senator Edmunds pursues the Mormons, as,
N the Raven. unmerciful disaster followed fast
md followed faster, till the song of the bigam-
,sts bears the one burden of ''NeverRore.'' 1t
Is announced that, dissatisfied with the two
stringent acts already passed and in operation,
he Is contemplating supplementary legislation
that is more binding still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-05

The Treasury conscience fund now amounts
to s22O,147.26; a large sum, to be sure but
when we find 1t has been accommodating for
fffy-eight years, and reflect ON the prodigious
amount that the government must have been
swindled out of during that period, i: does no.
indicate that those who defraud Uncle Sam are
much bothered by remorse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-05

Two more athletes have gone crazy. Wallace
Ross and Fred Plaisted announce their inten-
ton to row boat through the whirlpool at Nj
agara, where Capt. Webb threw away his life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-05
Saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing In
their announcements as early as possible for
to-morrow's sixty-four column STAR. in order
TO insure Insertion and proper classification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-05

Who will not admit that the world moves
and towards humanity? The French crown
Jewels are To be sold TO found poor fund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-05

IT will be difficult to explain why the outlaw
Apache chief, Geronimo should not be treated
Ike any other cut-throat who gives himself up
to pursuing justice when the chase becomes too
hot II is ridiculous to treat this bandit and
his gang as q nation" They are murderers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-05

"A new style OF life-boat was put on exhibition
on Pennsylvania avenue yesterday, and was
pronounced satisfactory. But don't take 1t
away We may need it as soon as the snow
begins to melt
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