davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
a careful Fathsr. !,

"Yos, It's q bouncing DO, , |,
"And what are you going
itp" =,
ooh, Benjamin Harrison !, '
"Bus you're o democrat !, "a
yes, but you don't tnl's ..aag
little baby In The soup, az w.
York World,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
sioniacance Of 1'oasf

.Jfnks \ hear you refuss'o r.
The health OF your old irle@'
nj tho banquet iass night .,..a
winkB Eyes, but ] a'uo
any slur, you know. Grs ~ =
aud asked that his healsn =
With water, and ! didae
wator. New York Weekly
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

And what were those drillsP For ten
yDeeks nothing but ''selling up" fac
Ezgs," a'balance STEP ''balance step
gaining ground" 'bayonet exercise, !"
Erss part Of company drill" ''signal
DIM. " and latterly platoon and slSirm-
ssss drills, and during the last week
TIRE Or four hours Of battalion drill
fsnDediaiely after reveille all the
gnpYgrsy oEce-J wcro drilled in tho
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28
A Important Deeisioa.

Tho Supreme Cours kse lasefy Al>d
an opinion m the case of Killebyev
and Bullock vs. Hines which ia o9c.m.
siderable Importance 0 land owners,
tenants and troopers.
Heretofore It has been undervtooc 10
be the Law whenever land em H,ore
gagged, the crops produced On the land
during the continuance of the mort
gage lien belonged to the morbgagee.
This principle was gathered from The
decision in the case of Coor VI. Smith,
decided a. the last term. In lhe ease
referred to above, however, in which
Judge Shepherd writes the opinion, /,
Is held that the crops grown on mort-
gagged lands belong to the mortgages
and not to the mortgages. unless the
latter has taken actual possession Of
the premises This last deeision sesr1s
to have become necess ssavy, owing 10 the
fact that Coor ". Smith was interfar
ing with the right Of farmers to secure
advances BY executing liens On shei,
cr,Te
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28
Az Others Sec Us
tfron tks Woshtags1~ P1t.1

"North Carolina il strange State
in many ways. 6he hes an unique
and peculiar people, an unique and p.
culiar soil. Outside of iron and stone
she is known As the specimen State,
She has gold, silver, lead and many
other metals, but they are found n
specinens, and not in paying qualti-
ties. There arc solne peculiSr- ninsr-
ais fund scarcely anywhere else. One
of these is hiddenite and anothsr- h
Eircon> The salts of Eircon are used IA
the Welsbach aud other incaDdescsDt
burners to produce an absolutely non
combustible 6lm. Congressman 4wsrt
ofNorth Carolina has q half interest
in the only Eircon mine ia North OA1-
olinA. There is but one othsv knsv4
in the world, and that hSwedsa. Brt
the North Carolina article b fhy scpe-
nur. It il easily mined and iss neaS
the surface Fifty thousand pounds
are taken out annually and shipped
principally to Berlin. Asit y worth
from eighteen to twenty-five osnts y
pound. it 10 evident that tho Eo,4h
Carolina congrsssmHn has = good
thing ~
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28
We WILL No! Be- vSoEss1L1 |
DON'T BE DECEIVED !!
TBUSSES.

WE HAVE just received a full
line of Seeley's Trusses' The
springs of these Trusses are
made Of the very finest steel,
covered with highly polished
hard rubber. This makes the
best possible Truss. They arc
unaffected by perspiration, are
easily kept clean, avoiding all
sour, sweaty, chafing unpleas-
antness. While extremely light
the worst form of rupture will
be held permanently, thereby
causing a radical cure where a
cure is possible by any means.
We have large stock, and Of
fer them at reduced prices.
Also a complete assortment
of Leather Covered Trusses,
Supporters, 81 'pensory Ban
dages. SpIings, Braces, DC, sc.
ASHCRAFl & OWENS,
DRUGGISTS,
WINSTON, N. g.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28
FACT. TUI AIDHAIuY.
obssrvsAisn eHitod 10 the Season b. Tas.
y heel 1litepn

obssrvsaisn ssited 10 the sssson b. Tss.
" hecl 1litsrn
CKArnAH 70 CHALixxonD.-Dick
Wsil1 oelossA, killed q hog lIonday
EM1inE Weighing 40 poends.-
VINO SAse Cu1sFSuwl- Tis
s1sssY thinf - sRtcA cold rov. but
svvyySuay nnue- shsA A puA in the
AsvsfeHeF enables . man % raise the
viad--ysisn Ej~ur. IL en -.
CoID WxA1Hna Hu7aL-The man
With load II green wood on his
kanas and d,sp sn The end of his
Hue holds shs ssSsct sornels down
thsss s1iiH dHr-Asndessos Gold
let - u
ClAIx spa GsvrsxoR-Judge
Clark viii make . good Supreme
Oosss Jadp, bat fhsFs are other
neubsss of tie ba, in the State who
vosid aA he Piaes With equal salts
faction 10 the people. He vas our first
choics for Governor, and ve hope yet
% see him An shas pl.co.- Waiter .
vsesar.
! HfiLsMshonsism Rebuked" is
. hsadkAe i. New York paper, Civ
ine he sssusns fkom the Virginia
slsesioa. nebsked- Well ve should
~ - Whea Q fellow i laid out,
sssshsd Aah and buried 30 eeep that
70 ~ontsYrout uu rssszBection day, as
AahoHs wax ii j. perfectly safe to
call II . Hbuke-eo.qsehing after the
ssusva7e aTindsS OF quartz crusher
oresr.-Losok 4SD6s.
Snz7n ~. fvRxErs.-The Will
nin7t0 Ssor says that che man who
gsols two hundred and fifty three sets
Of fhiss teetA from the Maryland Uni
vspity i nov fully equipped TO tackle
the aged fhaaksgiving turkey. This
fellow need not vait for Thanksgiving
ts Try his tssth. II he will just tackle
. piece of Wlaiasbea beef seah he
VIII brssk them every enc and then
Aos have Il vsn shevsd.-Nerth State
HHs 4 SEo1f1n--Ws do not
think Mr.. Whi>akev shs proper man
for judge, he u known 70 the peo
pie ~ bitter varsisan and tvickster.
AID the association Of his name With
the Hahfhx slsctioas give Ai1 q rep
otation thas does not jingle veil. BE
cannot command the respect end con-
llsnee that judge should hsv~ His
training uefis him for - responsible
. position. Per.onally, re are fond of
| M. WhisAksr, but II b oar privilege
- spssk 10 him - 4 public officer.
Yhss The curtain he's dropped on an
| Other Of Gov, Yovle's acts, What will
he do asxt? Fellow citisens, he's q
| shorter. Give him plenty Of rope
yessses Vscbk.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28

[R.~ Dsh;,,~s R.~ga1As~'s R.eord.]
Iii. j, II. torbss. rssretary Of the
Chrmbsr Of Industry Of Wilmington,
II. g., vas In Macon, Ga, recently ,ex-
hibisins remplss sf halfi1ch rope
made from cotton stalk 6brs. Accor-
ding - the ESsegropA he also had q
nmple of svo-pound bagsing made
rom tks ssrue fibre. Mr.. Eowhee an
-noansed SAa, nachisAs have been in
venssd for stripping the stock and
nnanufxcsurina tho Abrs into bagging,
and that ''shs cost Of the nenufactured
article viii NOT b more than four
cent? per yard One aero Of cotton
s,afks viH finnish fbrs. sufficient to
s1aks Ssao;ns enough 70 cove. Eve
baiss uf cotton, and - this is about
6sssians - much - b needed the ex-
60 will b used in manufacturing
sops eud fH ~~sious other ases 10
vkish juss \ nov put"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28
The Case Of Gross and White,



Mr.. Charie. E. Crns came MP en-
yesterday mornings train f.,,m Gates
viife. with the intention Of 80 rrender.
ing himself to the sheriff Of Wake
county, 20 commence his sentence, BE-
ing under the impression that the do
cision Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States would b.. certified dozen
immsdiately. W. r Henry, Esq. n
coEnsr: for Cross and White, stopped
kim at Henderson and sent kim back
home. Mr.. Henry thinks that under
the rules the mandate Of the Supreme
Coust If the United States will proba
bly, nut issue until some time in Jams.
ary. He has other points in the ease
vhich will be presented to tho eours
a ths proper time.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28
01eyel Osl Yell yskssl


tfre~ @s AseSsse"c cssssJ
That vas good dry humor ofGrovef
CeveianHs In his speech a the Eey
York Chamber Of Commerce benquok
Yesterday. lie said that there had
been q great deal Of discussion lately
over the question, "Vhat shall vs Do
with our ex, Presidents :" he hoped
the country uould not take the edvics
Of IA Illinois editor, who recommend
q: that they should be shot He sus-
gessed that the best way Of dmposing
Of them was 10 let them alone and
give them chance 10 earn their dsilS
bread In peace. -..
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28
Quays Disappointment


It ia no secret, and indeed Css .
boast before election, that Senator
Quay brought Harriso. into line Sor
Malone. Sonae Of The Wanamakex
boo6le ,eft oyer vas sent into ViFp-
MIA and thers we're Offices galore. The
Seaator locked for . blase Of glory
indicating his political smsrtnes.
Instead. be is getting cures not loud
bat deep In Administration eirclss.
The Virginia business measures Quay
pretty accurately. Mr. Quay b mel
nov invited 10 stay over for firmly
prayers shen he is in Washington b
either WanamakeY or Mr.. Ha1piso-.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28

The oontihued ~ Of mercury mix
tures poisons The sJsssn,s causes the
bone 10 decay end brinr on mercu-
rial fhsumatisn. The nse offs. S. S.
forces impurities fsom the blood, gives
. 9sod s.pe6ss and digestion, and
builds up he whole human frame
SAd ~ Seih6pecife Company, Draw
~ 3, AtlantA, G1s for trsatisson Blood
Dmsanee.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28

The Ssih Specific Company, Drsv
es & Atlantis Ga, o6eIs . sevexd If
oss thousand dollars 70 any one vho
siA find by analysis . particle of .ass.
.cury, iodide VI potash. o. othss pnisus.
ous substapce In 6 8 g.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28

II + saia sist - M,priat Boyle sose
dsys ses iedrlsp1 IN violent deaunoi-
atios a dep~4g sAeef Johas. yho is
IN ehaeos q the jsil = Rsleish- The
eauss Il B2lss wrath - The posi-
tive sshusel II NJ Jehash allow him
20 haAa9k1Aey. We fes tAs aEratic
s91risss b iacuse;gih4 Ni soaduct
siaes Nh incAroe.aaiad hae hsen ot lncb
. character shat he has srfsited much
e ~ sy.PstkI =. Sst aztaadsa =
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28

lk@ - 0e@1ssss C1Ts0scls.J
9hs aoebisd.Asadsd woman Sho
pssssd through he sity about . week
ago, sn soats 10 Oshmhia, - one of
tks vondsrv Of NE side shov at the
fair grounds, pasd sArough the city
yesterday ,esursiag hea The fair.
There are tvo heads joined TO one
bsdy. tfus IN .aDsd Ailly, the other
CATi1ine. Ailly can 60 70 sleep while
Chzis:ina stays awake, and vios versa.
fhs nonsiruity vo born IN North
Cssoiina and = Q negro
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28

evkt's Specific sussd me Of Ugly and
very paiaA1i bih o. gisings- I had
srenty 4hr<e on my bask and meek at
une sime and gseas many on my body.
I took s. s. s, and sVo bottles cured
mo fhm vp I've ysass ago. and have
hSd no boilssine.
u. Il 4illss, Asiinssoa. Texas,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28

". n Wight, Of Rogers, Ark. .
prominent farmer and sock.grouss,
says that Swift's Specific cured hir, cf
tettsr of twenty years standing. OF
eouree in that time he had : great
amount of treatment, and savs the con-
der is thas he did not scratch the Aesh
from his bouss. 8. S. s. cured lin
quick and permanently.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28
A Great HAt

TH3 SEST1NEL emo year aad Dick.
ems complete works, in II volrmes.
jos only 42.30, TO those Who ssri ~
oash Quick.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28

Aftss diphthsria, scarlet fsver, or ppsunoe
mia, Hoods SaEsapaxilla will give strsngth -
ehs .syeeun sed ezpel ~ Poteoe eee H.
bod
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
The First Libel.

From the Aibuqulque Democrat
The nrst lhel suit ur,0io ir Amer
Sea. gaysth Youths Companion, WAS
brought again 81 Peter Ieuper in 1854,
on tie charge of hheIrp the governor
of Sew Yot end lis eaoal friends.
William Crpst4 vgs ihe governor.
lie vas an luitable mau, who, hay
ING teen sent Ia the colony tomend Is
broken fortune. did much 10 hasten
colonial Emancipation. Inscriptions
ana tv.uoaus. Pc insisted ON new
surveys 81 land and new land prauts in
lrder that he might clutch at great pei
quisItes.
Tie Weekly journal was established
10 defend the cause 81 Tie people
against me urh trary governor, whowas
trying 90 play the part OF a Ietty ty-
ratt It's squiH- and at mes upon Cros-
by and his council provoked he author
ijies To Utef ttiitiu copies Of the
Journal TO be publicly burned ~ the
hHt lnan. aud it Publisher John Peter
Zereer, 40 be thrown into prison.
Znper was changed with publishing
false and ,a.tious ntels against the
government. As tho grand jury Te.
lus, q TO Grd alin against him, tie at
toruey general fled an information.
Tie case excited intense interest, Tor II
involved liberty OF speech and Of the
press, and ai the central colonies re-
garded the controversy rs Their own,
The prisoner pleaded mot guilty."
admitted The publication Of the alleged
liLel, and justified It by asserting It's
truth.
Those were the days when the legal
d%ocloriue Wis "lhegi eater the truth the
greater lhe libel" Andrew Hamilton,
The fnmous Philadelphia lawyer, offered
TO prove that thealeged libel was JUS
tdtd, but the Chief justice interrupted
him. saving. you cannot he admit
ted TO give Tie truth of a libel IN eyi-
denee".
"Then. said Hamilton, turning to
the jury, Eve appeal to you for witnts-
ses If the facts. The jury have q right
to determine both the law and the
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

faris. aud ilef eakat a. - s. 4he
qutsi.ea irfam SEA is rat flt raur =
q foor frntsf - Nsv Yut Stone ts
tie esuse 81 MsItg- iis hftfft # 90.
posing arbitrary nwuls slfakirgahd
writing truth
Tie fhitf lasllse oiusea HeaIus fhf
rfl.ufsf ard ile taeiin tstf iisr aai
al nht imy fei~ fd n . ies
MINUTES utui-ed ttIaiei al Ne
guilty
Tie auGieree. iuuiiuE approval
/ tore mauil't eul a. he eourt foam
upou lhs.l shou dtfs. The common
coulci' ~ Neu luk gave lin Tie
freed oi the city m q gold Tex iot
his glalaltaus Services in aeifnfe q
ltlsr.ehfs ~ mansIrd aud the liberty
of tte rgrl
That verdict uHf d rfopitrN o. lAa-i
Who could read ID of roleuial mdelsn
dcrce. ltWas the Handwriting on o.
wall, hut there uas uo nn 81 in whom
Euglaud bad c,nldenle % interpret
u.
We are rut PARTICULARLY arxieul
about having Tire ftttdoHref Alouqeer
cue iu @ poldity bot We contend ioI
tie ~ulltf az mankind and ,hc iihtrl!
~ the press.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

Citizen No. d tNho bias turucd from
abroad. meets aIiztu No. 3 ard aslhl'
-"Wlat ha- lttlme oi Nr.-E
No.a-"u, be- gone cruzf.
No l. "a utue hand OF hearing
&c .ua WHEREBY"
AU Gone tTsT.
Nt.1-Ah, ue; lcor ftilrwi Sent
him 10 NE asylum, J suppose.
N0.2-Ah. well y.y-e-vell;net ex.
act Is. Wcfgut him 90 the legislature
YOU know
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
Bureau of immigration.

The legislative assembly surely ought
10 apIroprtatea sufficient sum for tie
bureau cf hmm grafton ta AID 10 IN ac
iivels carrying on the work Of calling
attention o. the resources Of this ter
niory 10 those wishing to move west
aud acquire homes.
Tie amount II present named Is not
sufficient for this purpose.
Grntlcntn, of the 18th legislative
assembly, YOU have been saying IN other
things aud have cut down useless cx-
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

asulnufes luf lh.s maIisi uhish
raiis iag rnrfeas and faIeefafEu esf
mrnf vlll q u-u a. iuiufe drtrei-
aren't ~ touf uN several Nfs 81 lie
isrntae Nan hafs hut liae ume q
ar act Act pFamptiY Au vii
rIsf ehs aru roufsee Atheist duutls
ilr areaftafg alnu miIe SCI o. lie
rErraI mtmiefs ~ fnH 81.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

Tie 81 atDrHufh nug al warrant
broker. aIly ossrl by a most honui-
able and tuiI,i,as county official, Who
is a paf.g,u ci WARRANTED uIlleh
ness, secured q willing luukeY last tdll
o A Loving CONSIDERATION, 20 pub
lish u letter ia tho Kingston Shaft,
which deuicd the statement OF The
RANCE. that tie county 5 Indebtedness
was $4,000. such denial, was pur-
posel, made in uIder 10 mis,ead and
play every taxpayer ana voter ior a
|creduluus "sutk0 90 Obtain ofice and
GO cuitiui tip continued lecunlaty
wuat arising from Tire aHrfaut bH-l-
iiess. Itui iritef eroeayCTfu io cHH-
vince It's readers that Tie "Ieai ir-
deb eauase vus only about 5lS,oo0,
wiel4ts w.ilsr a1d able assistants tt-
bind tbesoen- knew it 90 bee uu ab-
sulate La SIS proved bv IHE RANCE at
the time of its publication The re-
puf. made bg DE uew 0ir1 of county
crmmlssiuurrs proves ihat letter % De
false and yetii,s tha Haures gwen ly
rHE RASUf. lte comma iuurfs re
port also exuusts I'r tue inW arduess
III tln Hllsbatuulh rug aud the I'M
s~crppu.ous meti,d used rs one of its
candidates to secure d t,-rlUcIion 10
office for adesigiirgum Blruum's
ms. tn. tht sea should lumNng ard
pay lae People Tor "su, kris, did not
win tar the uills. 0 uugh r.uf0 o. WA
rant brokers but lt did MID boz q g other
instaug AND AZ E.ECrED as HONOR
ABLE. orILElIss AND WARRANTED
COUNTY OFFICIAL TO ANorHtR TERM
OF OFFICE ana the yUlels uhp did
VI. should feel proud Of their work.
verify: u will De easier to buy county
warrants al an excessive premium in
tue future than il Will be- tor some pe0
pie 10 again secure office ~ sierra
county. Sabe-MoLAssEs AND Fly
TINE. A.s2 The RANGE is loaded
for beai and il will take pleasure IN
Shaving lbe ring its store OF ammun'.
tiun.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
Notice OF Forfeiture.


To the heirs Of Ira Miller deceased
OUa are hereby notified that we have eX-
pended 5000 two hundred dollars IA la.
Dor and improvements ON each Of the fol ow.
ipU named mining claims. "Nnnkee Boy and
"Minniohnhh' IN hlnck Range Mining dis
triet and "ureadnRught" in Apache Mining
district al la the county Of sierra. formerly
part OF SOcorto co. N. NJ, IN order to hold
said premises under the provisions Of section
2894 revised stute- Of the United States. being
the amount required by law 80 hold The same
for the wears ending Dec 5fsf. lSs1 and 1855
And 1t within ninety dats after this notice
by publication you fail on refuse 90 contribute
your proportion Of such expenditure as CO.
OWNS ~ each Of the above claims ynur inter.
est IN said claims viii hecome tho property of
the subscribers under safH section 1891.
JAMES q WILLS,
Albuquerque, y. NJ.
WM. II. BERRY.
JAM 80. Ait. Pleasant, wi
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
The Unserupu4ous OGice Seek
crs Lament.

Wunen nT eul srunF foet1
! ulsh see nn umela.
And nHh sac ur alalsstout
Protected il uhr NnF 81 tht uhfi "a
saie ffum fhr aaa e. gee rfesa-
Uead tprd. enad nufA
WouIfntl nr ard ruar.
WoaIan.tIt arn uaoee editors DER.
woultarI loarn faam a trlek 81 iuo
Moula flat Wn an arlrial-
GOOD lau1. oond bowl.
Abe c.auds look dark and thfeateninr.
Mr efanI. Grain. ue bilous are breaking
haFH
The edrH people ere on tomV racket
Iaetsak bound nah u.hein@
Good Lofa. coed Devil
Waaf autf rp emo roari
MuutlntI tufu fhose editors O'Cri
W.uitu'fT icam them n rfek of tno.
Would ustIua au ole.a-
Good Lasa. 0uou beyil.
such he die Of tho interruptions oniei
seeker.
Asths uuc gl DIE ehuHcc ioru mcf
niuWt weaker.
uI- atsd .ur on rHf crums md plumber
De- mode r.tHI fr ur aeoplr ulruugi
tatFoIto ui tEf rHI s--
GOOD Lord. Good Devil.
wtuIdutl rip aHa r"al
W~auIuu'tfturu tH..t editors o'cr,
WouIautII, afn tIrm o. tries ur two,
W.uId that J. waH uu onci b.
Good Loru Oond Devil
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

Prom tlr Kingston shalt. "lhe OIL
.uciuI zlatemputut ODE toagd Of county
e muissiuupIs 81 erlacouny is Fuu-
lisi,a u ODDS weeks Shaft. 10 brands
as an absolute DE ne letter publish
cd last iaIl by and DO ne uteIestoi The
"cuuity warrant bends Here b. the
atlutvitOC.aI Indebtedness oi $4,000,
which does uOt take into consideration
D. esItt0Oila will have 60 br laid o.
Duua ANA county and probably sie,-
coo 10 Grant and SUcorr0 Cuuniirs. Pei
hans the PEOPLE ol Sierra county bY the
next election will learn that all the
smiles. h~uudshakugs aud other ways0f
]pauecrup their vanity ever time they
go 10 Biislorough. aue only a iue
oniclai slubler ahi,h costs g great de ]
iu lie end Tire dear ieolle' We
foo'0d ur just "a oui egpa0 worth ly
that letter. guE ILACE hANCI saH
Aail, What paiLeth @ man v q
d.aletl nui.lGy and caine.h @ small
OGire by squaulUiIg The confidence oi
the people.
Hpe.iuclh the love and admiration
of tie county warrant rug aud Tie
profits OF tle county printing.
Right, YOU mo, NolguuoI. Keep your
eye On thegunl
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

Land unlceat Las Cruccs.N A.,
Dee 18th. 1eAa

Dee 18th. lhrs
Notice is hereby Wiven TINT the following
urmed SETTER hns llpd notice of his iuten.
fI0H Ca snake final proc iu auufrft 81 his
DlEtm. Hnt thHt s1ii proof viii be made hC.
FORE T. uhutn tile Is. sfr0rru Co., ut E%ucorru.
n. 1000 january lifh. i-sn viz
JAMES KERR uu ID s 500 for the n e. n
$ e. L seed. Do e aW4 scA s - "a sect tp .
south. rn Ew
He tse following witnesses to prove
his continuous re- idonce upon and cultiva
tom of. snid land, viz
jesse Pitts. ~AiexandprC Robinson. Charles
g. FOX and Theodore Wilson, all of sooorro
Co.. y. a..
dec GO EDMUSD q sWtEtrs,
Register
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

February. 4ths ihal.
Notice is hereby given thmt the following.
nsmed settler has nlcd notice OF his iuten-
dop 20 make nnnl proof In support Of his
claim. uni tlat said proof viii be- made he-
fore the pfunute Judge or In his absence the
CLERK GO surorro. socOrro Co, y. A, ON
March 2fth. is@1 viz
BEAkuRo sEDfLi o on n mcHtFad Entry
No.ets Tor Tie ~ q : W =. NJ SO sec 9.
unH fUe n W ~ g src 2 ~ : RI, Eu T. W
II uum. Tire. H0wluU W. illnesses ta prove
his cnutiuu .us fssitouoe upon. aud cultiyu.
tiun IF, -lid land. viz
pHuiol Morn, Vicente Approach. sulador
Couznie,. Hllafio Gonzales, all Of socurru
County, a.. NJ.
EpMrNp G.. sHIE' pr.
L.L.. a. LD.I.L.n
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15

tuiiots ere ouf ~ al iht resident as
pfeuis Iof touiafiai ,mosio attend s.
ball uvet tytle naistuioueh rollt
cal club IN ils lud 81 February, ~
horof At ilut. Nl m Wssdfr't eel
Horizon viii hsiaf GA remaining iu
pn,n,e Hie. lHH HAHoT drinks 90
your l|ealthard continued retirement
plufeefHtie politicians and Officials
wifi ursaNuy regulations mas trf 60
mulzle tht w,s-e q this Territory iy @
lib laN but sou may atsk % rA
rlht above tlai gag luu, Wlthihe iui.
insurance that IfiTUus characters ahd
nhillled -rrul .ef cguuoi muzze
the ballots 81 jUrS. Cyi aud soeial
Ina rtquiltf suu conan ds freedom uud
hb.tty 0i scii,u Scr the Iitss ui the
nmteenth century. Be- order. that evil
sua ,iees ai 20 aise evil ano vicious men
nay h. cUupc.td through the censor
ship OF the pres for zoe benefit OF ue
e mmon wealth. There should bee a
laR % severely punish q neudlsh ID.
c,nse or d b.atlm.iliug newspaper
article tour Gtd uuUu taIsetuuo, hut o,
newspaper a. person Should be- gagged
az punished ior telling tle truth
which warns uLeIub.ic u m evil o.
MS nelhlor Of o danger, whiel
may invade and ram Dis family. TIL.
lilei low pas-ed ly tle present lfais
iniure s. disgrace i0 Ills age of pro
pIesaIxe American mauhuoo. u Is
stuaiup shield ard cloak for o,iI do
tiswrdu s ann s o. sililr the moe
h%tuthcltrt censor society loestase
tluoltloutihi territory. Hisu serHllt
vicious and igLorart cou mouveaiu.
that viii allow it Co become alaW % &
Ice emf reed. We suggest that y u
hastily ,muudied ia the compiled law.
of New Mexico as now IN force ln TIM
territory ana ,iai orr statute laws b
rpsd ID toe halls az congress Go sho'
our standard 81 intelligence and ltues
10 bee, mt asintt.