davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

Floral Department.
B.st display Of cut a,r,r.. Mrs. W S Heller, lst
PREM -. ~. Mr.t', Rtrr-tt Rrcwcr, ~.
Roses : l'r'u, Mr. W whitmin, a. "a. Ms
chin, 50 ptoS., Mr. Harrington. Brewer, I.t.
81. Mr- Il strattarl Monro", ed 5De-
tarnaiion. : Il harrington. 1T, 81.
Japan lilies. Nj I u hltiuru, l-t, q, NJ "
" lsitnHu. ~. -.
Ast.r-. NJ ~ F trchrr tpher-t. 1t. sl. Miss
Matte Era-k, a. Sc
I'anss- Mr. Strsftar,t, Monroe, H. Al
"a Mi>s julia " tggin. Jor.
Iinnin', Mr.C Z Barrett, Brewer. ls. 81 Mrs
Augustus Chap u. orrine.on Centre Il, SOC.
f'toN drummondi. Nr- Z Jarrett, i>t. = +,
Mr- y |; >fra TART ri ~.
Stock Ni.- Ami. FAX. 1T. -
Bal>lm, Mr.. : H Darlington, Brewer. ii, 81.
thry santh.m NJ. Stra',ard 1t. a.
Mr Augustus thspin. ofrnr+op trutrs. "a. jur
rcturia> Mr. >traitafd, let, 81 Mrs I,
Archer. Auhrr-t ri, ios-
Cyiadiala Mrs " : Whitman, i-t. :i.
Pair parar bouquets. Nr- John Sayle-. Bangor.
~. -. Mr. Ar'har II i;yder, orriuglcn 'cat"r,
Hsnd louiue's. Mr. Augu-tu- Chspin. l-,, a.
II, Nrs I, Arch r. Az, cr-t. -Nr,
t1ar'a pillow, Mrs T. >trstisrd, ist, "a Mrs
) Il lArftnefun Brtvsrr, %. =
tioral de- gu Nil ti,rtru,lr Simpson. ~ Z,
tln al v7rtth Mrs Jnhn Lord. bangor i>t. =.
Mr. \ l. >rrattari n. o.
pjuu,1 tahl, drcerisf ION, Mi-s Arnir T. Chapi1
orrii,. ,n, 49, -. Nr> \ r ,trstiari n, 81
Pasxrt Wild flowers Mr, II RYDER Drringtan.
Is 81. Miss li,en Wheeler, tl,t HaIaficn, "a
% His-
Dried Gras>es. Iempy Robinson, Bangor lst.
Everlasting i,wer-. Mrs t { Rs-sctt i>t, 81
pish cut flowers, Mis- A'icr harrington
Brrw.- ii. -. srS >ehens ,irr Bangor "a.
Fancy ha sk-t d1vrrs, Mis- Aiec " Harrington,
fst A.. Nr. tssee, binror, II, 81.
~ green hoa.e plants. II heses. Backsport.
ist. q.
Fvru-. F II Moses. Bucksrort. lst, s2 Mis-
fielea wheeler, Faasi Ha.ap4+a, ID, al.
t,rrabiau.- Miss Hattie Allen, Bangor ist
- Mis- A,e,. FsrriugtCn, II. 81.
t;,rosl4>, : n Ne-e~, BucS>port, lst 81, Mr.
{ Nas<eft. 3. |i-
s1ien,. Mis- IIrxis A'lsn, Ban yor. ist -
Deube eefaniNm, Mr. \ B Darlington, itoldfn.
ri SIX.
singh eeraniup Mrs. : Fsriugtos, Brewer.
AZ 80
toiiaer bcg,,uia. Mr. EN cohsn, Brewer. l.t-
sis Mi. Annie {, Fox. BanGor. ~. soc.
Ftow~ring b. -gaHia. Mis- Emma Adams B an
| gur ist a., Mr. BaSseft, II Soc-
Colu-, Miss Lizzie Alien. bangor. ist, 81, Mrs.
| : u t'srriaetan, Holden, ri. id-c-
Fu>rhia Mrs. r. y Cshan. Brewer, ist, 81: Miss
Fannie Naye-, Eaueer ~, SOC
si's'e pet plant .Ar> Geo r Archer. Amherst,
| ID soc
CHmbipg plant on treilis, Mr. 5 b burlington,
Brewer. 1T ~
Ru>tie stand, Geo Robinson, Bargar, I,t.-sa
Vegetables.
| Rest exhibit nf vegetables. sweepstakes. n "
| Bickfof,i, angor, Ist. siestufd, Bsngof, 2t,
B..aas J y treBch. RTtwer. isi.
Bees, blood ' Acksuney. Auburn. lat and ii
sugar. NckeunaT, ist; J y Eastman, Lewis
ton. al
! Ca6sase. s,7ue mason. l McKenaey i.,; Flai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Loss by European Floods Will Reach
SzO 600 600.

LospoS, Sept. THE Chronicles Vi
tnoa correspondeDt says The estimated losses
by 'be foods IN Genital Enrore will reach
s20 600. 900. Owing to the damage to the
neet crop likely to be sustained, the sugar
exports will be 80 per cent under the aver
aye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

An adorned ,wn meeting at Waldo
boro. Saturday voted to instruct Fl. NJ.
Hsa TO proceed forthwith to procure al
injunction, ard that the selsetmea attend
the stockholders meeting Wedresiay.
Sept. 10. st bath, and vote AGAINST the sale
or lea5e Of the Knox L Lincoln rsiiro ID.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

Pulling oxen aud sweepstakes Oven : #
m and over or under, III c West, Mon
ror, i-t: teuhen L stewart, Lewiston, 3d,
Il + Parker, kthtn>. ID.
oNrn and steers : II . IN and under. ! e
Fish. Oakland 1T and "a; VIM. Stewart,
Na>-alhoro, IA
oNeu aud steers 6 # & in and under, ! T
,iordan. >cbatti-, 1T Edgar L Clifford. Fair
field. mi: j g. Fish. Oakland. 81.
>Neep-takc, oxen aud steers under It >
in, .lohu Berry, Morrill,. lst j q Fish, 21
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Thsy Want a New Political Labor
PARTY.

Sgr YORK, Sept. THE Central Labor
Union today decided to issue . call for
convention Of labor organizations with the
object OF forming = rev political labor
parry. The ccnvention y III be held Sun
day. Sept. rs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
New Msioe Pcstot;ce and Pos.mss

A postoiiee has been es'ahl siied at
Cardvllls, Penob cot county, ard Charles
L. ashs appointed postmas.er.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
National League Standing.
Other Games.

nils, ,.
AT iSyracuse-St. Louis. 3; Syrscusc o
At Bsltimore-Toledo, Baltimore. ?.
At Syracuse-Syr 20; st. Louis. 4
At Harrisburg I; Harrisburg
2.
At Rochester columbus, 3 Rochester
>.
At Philadelphia Louisville, 7; Athei-
les. o.
At South Berwick South Berwicks, II E;
W, s,chesters of Boston. 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
WEDDING CARDS

THE ksnnshee yoarnal Job pepartsssni
4. spi~ndidiy equipped for d"t"x sb
stnas Of wedding printing, announce
sssnss. Invitations, cards, etc, I'm the
latest and ssoss approved styles. IL has
done ea enormous smcunt ofthis ciass
ar work daring the prst year, It's or
a--s coming trem all parts Of the
sf-.-. No better work Ina this lime was
ever done in the state. With the coming
year. It's facilities for this Kind OF worh
will he ss.ii rnrsser Increased. among It's
i.sess shsnEs hsssg beautiful hstr has
scssp-tyP~ by which IL 10 enabled to
initiate engraved srcrk 50 closely that
very few can dstecs the differences.
Fsras reesonshis SsRd for prtess aHd
saaPiss 10
susLE1sg 4 Fr.FeT,
(. .Ys .AScxsls. EalnA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Plavsra League Standing
THE NATIONAL LnA0UE.


At Brooklyn -
Innings, ? & SO
Naw York, o . o o o o l. =
Brooklyn, 90 20 o
Hits. New York, 10; Brooklyn. Z. En-
rors, New York, Brooklyn. 3, Terry
and CLARK; Rusie AMI Buckley.
At Philsdclphis
Innings, 23 & s .
Boston, n02 q J o. q
Philadelphis, o 0 ) o 90 o o. !
Hits, Boston, Is Philadelphia. .. Er-
rors, Boston. 2; philsdclphis, l.. CLARK
son and lisrdic; Smith and Sbriver.
At Chicago
Innings, I23 Sc .
Chicago, o q o u o o. |
Cincinnati, 90 o o o 0 o. 0
Hits, Chi :sg,, /; Cincinnati, I. Er-
rors, Chicago, 2: Cincinnati, :. Hutch
inson and kittredge; Mullsne and llarrng
ION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

/ have used Brown. Iastant Relief
AMI found il TO be the bsss thing have
ever used fer cramg. Coi'e and adi ge stion.
esn ehesrfsliy reeomm, a.. .t TO sli.
f. W. sAss1as.
Editor oxford County Advertiser
SSrssy, Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08
Sunday Games.

At Gloucester Point, N. j. To!ed). .,
Athl etc, 6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-08

Irottius 'r.,- b,-t s in q. mile heats. pur-c
, tno
IL VI H'gu 'am'cu. II. = Komulus ]
b.. II pod-Itt. i.ruH-wick, Ms b Z, Fre.
rradr, - .
H. ae 2
Eimbrook syndicate Iioll,-t. IA. 70 Elm
brook, /
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26
a Fortune Ia Titles.

Spc. '.inr cr iitl,s. ! encountered tte
ota,r G:y .'en vao !.,s 60; ri htcl tho
ROOTS, twenty .i.ii rl9!s--or %rail:cr,
tw,s'' cicat ran'cs for pla!s-and has
ncy,r vri.ten "le l. is n j1u!ua,ia; If
t.c-.i. ; r!r1t.t;'s No with III o~.'lcc!al
l%aa:n. tl,.rl IT, stasc NEcneyDs 4
f2od il.ie o.. r.. 90 E;.A he Immediately
tai.oE cal 81 r3p..i "a "a it lie las lad
opportunities # ciiia.. cEc G. two Of lis
ti,.cS cor rfnI0 af:' e. LC, he has t..vu far
steadily rvt!acl T. Is considering. how.
ever. az cTer cf a,ycrai hundred dollars
FIR 0ac of his lwCn;y S;sht tit.cs from a
manager wlo wants il for one q taosc
badge !ad~ts 81 .gv.al. .os N;!ch Tow &C
supy tMc siaao - isH-c.y --tooi; Euyor
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26
Wien ,hc c.!dc.: Lay cnp,c..

The !dc3i 1ay vii f;ll lv.wccn Jan
20 raa 40, GcrrrDir" !, Gen Crcc'y's pro
dic:.oA According - Els explanation tho
Codes day does act occur q, NJ winter
sois,ice. ban aur..vha.t ll;s:. allce the
greatest cold r'H,; b. experienced At that
t!rc of the year vhca Tie alan,H Of eat
received in,m tie ;ru bv,omes oYusl 10
that i'.t ~ uoci@:l-l rsCi..iica. As
ri"ht L., .e.ici. tie co!-ct day fills
riier IN ~ ;urtacga gait e The co,.l
| 5 than inine ar"i,e.g, ~ ii1aga l.orald
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26

I 4 0 L.ilA-ts . NuIIS'
/ " iien,a. X y He.is,ly, 81 x Be-;
neil. - :! 4 Jsos... SO ia.
Wa .oo, ii in, SUD Real ~
- = AS
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26
Ec,icr Nny of rni;!ns IL.

a colorcd brother recently. in c-H'-r-
dieting what mlu;hcr %coiural brother Ial
stotcri. said "Eru,acr s,R,crator. that i.
e matter II vrou"fEinc.a of statement"
An "riG.aai way of r;tling II. truly In
rtcgd IT Gcclaring LAT any given Gccli~s
iiGn L. false let IS IicINniicr say il IL a
matter ~ vron.fulness of statement"
W" thank Ito coiorcd BIO, her Tor tic AK
Preston --louisyulo Recorder.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26
4 ec1cd irar"fGs.

Sick Irdy Cr i%.,.-oi. with carls)-
nont .irc ga 3, sey. Bridget. to
10y one 'Ia, cell q that was TOO ii 10
be sccns
ErlI ~ Yis. but o,ryc. mum, . fcyro,
lit i.;lrclF, -. Ga, rI;iI. they 90 l.avo
each Lcnitiitl fAll salts or.
'i,l, i~;iy urua ing le,sclf)-Y ou nay
cay 10 the l.Gic, Midget. that | will te
down at oGcc. Now YDrs Sun.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26
40 rrn,s ~ Tho hen With ~,cnIou. carc


g. $40 vrnt~ ~ tho hen with Jealous caro-.
'nrn eri mril WIS always right under
Der bes aii vlicf 10 an old tomato can
rt Di ,fsr ,A4t $40 dd not have TO
a.a hrf ucss Avcry evening wien
H. roin'nrd from sciooI lii,!c Mike
i.ii n Wi, TO the hen TO 500
low she was CITING aiong. and
cAa.i 'i-r hc cai1c lc lifted thu hen
ffpni 60. 10 rlS' II thcrs was life In
'lsl ia.. rrii.n,ri tor tl:cc vccss.
r-iil uar c~sriiias Ca o'e'i, TIE ce.iIr
''roi Lc f"tt.-l tw"i.4hr Giictlinfs 81 b
fsrtcs of IA u riinaiag l." their bIcl.s
p'c.ilg 10 t.a' cellar Tlc hen e.s ~ a
..aiIy The piiii.iar c-gs bucpih
i.i acfr Vei Whole ...i she ".. di .dvf
IN rf .a alta Ike !aica'd an ire
rti.l ltl ..u iced 81. however, tn
tuf ian si"is';cfs ~ iir T.rti.'l" f,-"-
az a fcw '..S i!ieI lie. too. had Gcfci
- into c.'"'.en.
Tie wn,lr iian faf.ily were so tirl.ld
~ tie recall Il tx "'' rl,a. hra sca-sts
that they c",tl ~'t:trly can'4in .,om
seivts N"~ I :Gi i.aisird iAst i!lr b.sUd
,houii be biul.ai ~ oni e u" cellar
INFO "a" l'lri''i Lore TIE little faii
ri..r"1 L.'tH'IF"Itlo |csHa Kos Ia i 81. NJ
,iicd r's'i 'y ~vir startled l.. lie
lclAi a,.;. .Ai 'iisscd ont OF sisa, 6;
ti" a. .n, 90 if.r
lasA t"i itin * lc ;-i.~A vnon
~. c So uu i.A: = j.';.i.
: H'r s.c Gnt.. lin
~. r' I,at,- iui Guich
J. a IT. hy ..us.a
i
tai &c. asa s.T-'"i s..i lis "if:.
w. u it.' tn:ir i..* lin 'i% u lcs."
80 .'cy was s' ~t'"..ict! with i.is ncn
riiarrr That rla;cl t.. 20 30 school Orc
day he pat rs" of the r.itridEcs in lis
tlotscrs packet. ana took i.,ta with him
iiey got out Of lis desk when lie ives
called up to ttcspc!iin, class. and created
trcat excitement IL the sciool al tho
thi''.rcn left their seats ai:d cci!:sion
Prevailed anti t!2 Wild chickens had Town
ont OF the open Nt":o''.
Ihir "
And 80 the suiir.r faded away iito the
IAN To kill the leave IL. .nds.cy = Wood
Ly this time the lAitrid1cs hcd hecoruc
strong al wing. MD foi!"wingtiic!r native
ilsii'c'' rarc sEo'i ,.c' rsio;is into the
h2lcS near ~ .ns liza Was III q state
Il constant lear lest iicy SHOULD not
come back. but every evening when tho
I"ii OF coriihc"i was SGT ont Ill lie haci:
lard the p"rtridgrs and the ducks were
mere io'uih;, ;:::icaDiy to1eti:cr.
ihuF"uaN. tts !. I'D ucc. set apart rs
II az: Of icasiinS. Fi;j. Fi:n he'd decided
10 Kill xix OF the rartridfes I'll tho lrcyi
"ns evening. ana n trchin. the nc
~'1riion player. .irs. poalan and lcr boy
Jack; Mike Muir ii: m.d lis wife, Who
M" had never ei. en- the ioothSuiAc Wild
'I!t.:cn. and allie Welsh and ihc '!:aTcr
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26
rs divided by mountain, locally

i.t tFt Ffr+N ~ fHf' itf. -
f.iy iiom- ,rs e,- Ud lscltr
'Di- shia. $500 81. 3" C-.1o,
=. 2-' Nuss', tf,ts 1na ciesta
.5.an. j. of'.
~, 'ofsi~tlpn % llso county
~a- 800 III 1855, sow abont 500
The towns other ti'an Whit" Oaks.
arc Lincoln, san Pa;rico. Plcharo,
W led, Do"!in's Hill. Ga!rna, Ro~-
well. S van Rivers. I!lrco HiYcrs.
B"nito, N'Sa', Persons and Look
81
Twothlfas y: { 90 ~ con
vista OF iine graf. and ..iiInly
vril "a'arcd, Al" - *'t1
300, sec head OF cattle, 80 i~a-r>aH1
al LEO per cent ii > y'ars. The
Ans'fa E"a' has fa-.@ 10 appear
Ance IN t'H .%"nnANn ct ~lduc@so
county a'd he Is here 10 atay. lie
rangcs where nothing else wili.and
5 exceedingly l'rntl'a"le to- hls
owner. iscre are IN! lew sheep
,rI mnl,, and h,rros (Arrl,s
lGrinsScs.j IKE the sands OF tsie
'ras''"!c TO" mnl'i'l!e.
VIZ c'o"' n n',
'.'""' n0's" lNe's' '"c"
'N" """ rI''' are '"I ~"
: u"i'af'' "'
'' ~'' Wv" "pe"'d
-. -. 4""
~ %
ai.,n w.. ar,n.;.o. nr
=. I..In.. ~. ,Ir....,m,taa
;,..T,,..I, Iii -
=. .,h,n,,1,,n. .Il ,h. ,nr,hnrn
;...;,s " ~ ;r,a,,.,;s
,.'aJ..
,;,.1 ,;,.r.. sl""y ,hat j.,
~ ~ ''" '
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26

Cur m,ne3 ae Getk,ng satisf"c
.,siIy. aad we ave oae 30 Atauni
1~.i mi!l IN o.c alton, als" : tia
.tngi-n centrifugal m'tis ana y |
-.emp god mil.
ms s.est Honest keG o.d Mlnc.
&c one nile y. Wei tiiv n,re G.,
tae town, and around them are :
}uz<n rici, m!nes, less developed
Almost adjoining tbs ,own, On Ills
5. L., Sra ihcxiiau>tinl- Names {
coal, waving from tam ness ID
.eni an ,~rA:i'c, f!oh fear L
Sven nMliles y. ". OF the to IN, :,
he Lone H&un,ain raginn, are q
en,isc bodies Of %inagssiic ira'
ores Of encelleh: qHaiity .nd Zig.
:rdde. Twenty miss south an
southwest he the silver lead mines
d !hc Il MT. mining dia;riyt, the
rico gold mines of TIC NogAl nil
NJ rli,..irt, tho p'rson's Camp
aud tho copper (si yer bearing
nlnes OF ,bv west s..
thc town IS sLnndantlv opiiee
vi !. ws,e,; wvod is album ant IL
s.. !o4:-h. lis. ard timber in III,
n"-ntAin rahges.
The County al Lincoln, n thu
$ratll-c stern -nrrcr :; New Mex
- is 80 niles in cxtr"nv lang
nd i2o in ext eme b eadth, ~
cHn aims .4.45o squa m!ies.
.lyifcd. ir .ns r.nr;A q, south !,
- ri P.ros.a M impnria tsfrsi
~ : e. reG.j,o. wit. u Tic c"uH;
,u rrou> trian;aiic ARISING ~ ~
"a t.iu 6; tie Gicrf tan,c.
~, w,siern rar Of t.s cc:n''
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Commissioner.
VI C;onin, 7. ". Iisdley .--killcr.
Cpopty achool, 3psrinter sent.
+. II. RICHMOND.
Preciuc; IA. g. Directory.
Jusiicc Ct the rracc.. ......J. 3. Collie:
Donai.hle. .............! p. .. L:nssioA
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26
Witt oaFs. Z Lincoln Co.
~. arcasa mi Ne,geri,~ II
~. Uori,i.
Thee sic0nHa and s.lysi
az u ;Ea G.c6iin3!.t.

ut:l - iie &C iiitlS!.k.
i,it" D.t.@ = a'u"n Il about
.,soo rco,ic, sai Is situated o'
sec. *. i4sn 8, NAn.@ IS casi,ir
:hc western part ui LimcnlnCoun;.y.
NcH Tx o. Al Ia. last general
rictiiua there vera cas-; il tn:
town. 232 votes. W lie the itcgi'-
jra;on sa. rs. iju,Ias the year
80 : .nc.u VS. cNFcnutd ~ var.
a.. improvements upwards OF
:-t0yf10. The di,'aace irv'nC Car
iAaGS. on tl.c i 7 & ) /. 4 Il.
i mtic.; 1913 'ailes Iroin Socorrn.
va tie m.in line. l55 n.iss from
ri %:'as1, .cAas ai,d ~ irom Lin
coin, ,hr G,'unty seat. The Gi,
lance .rolu f.ibtr i. kansas. n.
terminus ~ the x ok Island svs-
,eia 81 Nan is $50 mites. Il. Il.
ans are n"s being constructs!
a%iil.vr lrnm III ~i':l,,. Texas, and
l.iecra. kah as. Both lines will
90 r0npiaIti before jan.l,t 1890.
W..is ).ks i, !gc largest tnwa
u tbs county, and the .e;.t of 81
.nlor.s'st 81 -! t de. Its tiaC
y situated in i val! y, am TX ~"
pr. }: ~ D..::-- r:"se, az An {.
~vA'inn 81 6. 40 icrs above Sc.
..vrl. II has iwo religious organ-
lzation-. Methodist aud Cunssv.a,
.:"""li,,, y lars" and p,@.p..aa~
puzzle school, and All Acaarnfr:
two weekly n+w*Happrs snppft
Mc:,;al ,abuinm. Tnc various ~
.ial ami c~haria;iIle o. CARNATIONS
re knights Of l'yth ~, Y"umg
Mems C-Ney"lvnt As>ociati,n; IS
strong; Free AasonS, with a Hall
!. c.iirsa at constr sion: Grsn%
Amy Of tive lsrpnUlic aAi its aux.
@iIiar!., he ". 4. G, ~. strong,
and having purchase: e !et vii
Oon srccta iiAll Of their OWL
thereon; tn. Athletic Cub. which,
in".'4 r gil"riy in t;hle,ic Hal.
VITA Oaks business repre-
snn.cs! III follows:
". Il. Teta G.n'l ;iarrhandi.,
ieuaG & Tai:.'.rrs
h., < :.rT
n. " hi ri:at
r.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26
OFFIi.!.ti. DIRECTORY.

II I
F~..pSHAL.
.~.eieys.s 20 Congress- ntorio Jcsc;Jh
':or'r"or...... ......i P"i>'.
rl,iSf I'sti5e. ............ = v. LorP
ASS c.,tc .......+........W W. " WhltTrtsn
Ire.irrt. ........ ....I. h. Mer Q
surveyor Gems al..... = =. EDhs't
=. SKA stTl........... Tri iird So -
4. =. lrir' Atf"rnry... ..... = 4. FisN4
collector Int licv............l r.. Acuroil:
Registers. Land oIicr.
L.s Cruz. s........ ....... IA. SIZED
san. =. go. ....A l.. 'rri 6
ao3~csi....... .....,.,.... ....JJ. Il. Ailis
TERRITORIAL.
Atty General n. !. Psrt'e.'
Adi. 1cusrsl " rh>TI
Tfla.nr~r A. Ortiz y Ssl,.g'
&%.uiitor Trilisia Al sid
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-26

1a - ,.'!"ns il..rI'l, ~ advance.
air ia y. ot a.cl;s. aPcc-n.an coplv'
free
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-06-13
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

NEITHER Kansas nor Missouri has a
representative on the Republican Con-
gressional Campaign Executive Com
mittee.
The German Lutheran Anti-Bennett
Educational law convention was held at
Milwaukee, Wis, on the 4th. Rcsolu-
tons were adopted denouncing the law.
CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER has been re-
nominated by the Democrats of the
Thirteenth Illinois district
The British House of Commons has
rejected the bill for the construction OF
tunnel under the British channel be-
tween England and France.
SPEAKER REED has been renominated
by the Republicans of the Maine First
Congressional district
CHANCELLOR CAPRIvI had fall from
his horse at Berlin on the 5th. Wild
rumors were afioat, but he was not seri-
ously hurt.
The President and Mrs. Harrison left
Washington on the 9th on the United
States vessel Dispatch for short season
of recreation on the Potomac river and
Chesapeake bay.
THE grand medical prize at Goettingen,
Germany, has been awarded to DIR. d.
r. Phillips, n medical student from
Leavenworth, Kan.
DISORDER has broken out among the
Somali tribes and there has been fight
ing and looting of Meurkaand and Kis
mayu. The Sultan of Zanzibar has sem
reinforcements. The great tribe Of
Yaos at Kilwa has declared hostilities
to all Europeans.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-06-13
SUGAR FRAUDS.

The Attorney-GeneraI of Kansas Com
mences Suit Against the American Sugar
Company.
TOPEKA, Kan, June 1O.-The State of
Kansas has undertaken to dissolve the
American Sugar Company, which has
been operating for the past eighteen
months in Southwestern Kansas and
which has been charged with all man
ner of frauds by various townships
which have voted it bonds, while the
papers the last month have been flooded
with communications in which repre-
sentative citizens of some of the town
ships have warned other townships
against voting any bonds to this COM
pany.
The company was organized March
%, 1889, with capital stock of 81 OOO,-
600, the incorporators being o. b. Ham
ilton, NJ. j. O'Meara, George NJ. Cock
rell, A. ]. Adamson and William X.
Palmer of Meade County.
The petition of the Acknowledgement
sets forth that the company obtained
the illegal issuance of negotiable bonds
in Meade, Seward, Stanton, Stevens,
Morton, Grant, Haskell, Gray and Ford
Counties. The alleged fraud is then
CApOSoo III ooOei11 ny Iuo n GIOrHey-OeIl-
eral. He says that the American Sugar
Company constructed and placed in OPP
GRAFTON a manufacturing plant in Min
nicola, Clark County, in which the Adam
son or roasting process was used. In
order to impose on the public the Attor-
ney-General charges that the company
obtained two barrels of sugar manu-
featured from Southern cane, placed it
I,
exhibited this Southern article as sugar
manufactured from sugar cane by the
Adamson process. The new process
was then extensively advertised. BY
this scheme S120, 900 in bonds was voted
the company. The townships which, it
is alleged, have been swindled out of
this amount of money are Sand Creek,
Mertilla, West Plains and Cimarron in
Meade County; Falkenstein, Stanton
County; Ingalls, Gray County, Ford and
Bloom, Ford County.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-06-13
MONEY ALL GONE.
Many Pensioners VIII Have to Wait Till
July I-Great Increase of Allowance.

Many Pensioners VIII Have to Wait Till
July Threat Increase of Allowances.
WASHINGTON, June Cit is stated at
the Pension Office that the deficiency in
the amount of funds in the hands of the
different pension agents, which has re-
suited in the announcement by the
agent at Indianapolis that large num-
Der of pensioners will be compelled to
wait until July for the payment of
their pensions, has been caused by the
unusually large number of allowances
made by the Pension Office under the
present Administra ton and particularly
since General Raum's term began.
The great amount of allowances has
been largely in original cases. There
have been issued alread 1000 more orig
inal pensions than were issued during
the last fiscal year.
Another drain upon the appropriation,
it is said, was the act of March /, 1890,
which increased to S72 per month all
pensions for total disability requiring
the aid and attendance of another per-
son. The number of these cases is
large and involves the expenditure of a
large amount of money.
The final payments by the pension
agents will not be completed until about
June %, and those who have not been
paid by that time will be compelled to
wait only few days until the appropri-
alton for the next fiscal year becomes
available july l.