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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
NORTH and SOUTH


An
salina-
UNION PACIFIC CSAIS LIME
EAST BouSD.
20. u mail eaIr,ss, strives .-.- H. a. m
No, ss eSprrSS ' '''',......... liza ~,
No. 2l2' local lrEi., accommodation - ?. M.
Nn y, ~ ~ i logsi irE''' accommodation 80 IN
30 ss Is q SnI,d ye.tIbnIeI train from S;G ~
csgo with through sleeper TO ~. Louis
wEsT BOUND.
No. 81, mail express, arrives .... asp. IN.
10 SI' sApTr PR, . arrisrs; &c =. m
30. ri IDEAL freight aS~omods,,on 10 n. M,
No. 1i Is "a solid vesiIbuled train from chi.
casn; -,. , ,,-
NO. -''' na. ," '",n -, '''"'''
p...,. - 49,, -, 1881 - u
Mixs,, I.sTes "a i =. mn srriyes 5sp y, M
,,,co,x.s,.cy,r $50 -.
p.ssan-ar -. I. a 20 $50 =, ~ =,
MIS-,i I.sT,s - a M sSrITes "a, =, M M,
stssouRI PACIFIC.
Passenger, east mo. srs1.-........ saa. M
Accommodation, east tSo. 2sp Io.l5 =. M
Asccommodsila,n' Ses. No zlIl .-.. 2gp M
Tbpdsh car for Esnsas CITY and 81,
Louis and Pueblo and Denver and close con.
necilon i"f hll I''lnis east and vest: A.,
N ". n,osDHS' agent
TRAIN sEk'IcE'
Train 81, daily, has through
coaches 10 strong City, connectign
with trains and 2, between Chicago
and San Francisco and Galveston,
also with trains 3 and S between
Chicago and Denver, FL Paso and
Southern California. Eastbound
arrives at Emporia lao P. m,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

Excursion Go Denver via Missouri Pa
rilc.
On August 3lst and Sept. LIST tick
cts will be sold TO Denver, Col, aud
return Ht one fare. Good 10 return
until September 18th with transit
limit Of three days in each direction.
li-3 II. w. RIORDAN, agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

The latest styles In solid and
plated siIverwAre nj ID. Whitehead =.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

GanIn ave

- ~
LsaveDVorth Add
ton 60 HalinA.
Lot Block Amt
Maple Grove Add
tion 80 Salina-
Lot Street Ami
4 Tenth ttE
do o. 81
- Eleventh 2 =
= do aHl
Military Addition 90
salina-
Lot Block Amt
u - % as
A. a nnaaN =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
Pacific Addition

CON 50 q n ofs1
q co TneT OF
CrOUthrTs Ts-
seTyS,ilisnce "
INA u 5eI . III 58
n = - ~ tO
place Of Begin
ming, 50 by us
n
Phillip Addition 20
Salina.
Lat street Amt
E,S Ninth SlUT "
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28
THE HILL GANG
Appear is Court. sss 1i.slr case is Pest
Psaea.


psaea
The boys 90 not frequently walk up
N gangs. even IA police coarts bat
yesterday the bsll Was somewhat
changed and eve stslwaTt young horny
handed sons Of toa flied into cocft 10
answer the charge Of disorderly. The
group and their resort on the hlil nave
been fully described IA the tEIESRAN-
HERAID. Yesterday Was tie oay Il
which the hearing OF the case Was last
adjourned, and ali the flve defendants
We're present with their attorney John
c. Qulnsey. The bOys, Frank traw-
ford, Wm. SQuIer, sandy Macintosh
Thomas Ferguson, Nm. Allen and
lone who is rot" have a alub-ro0m Ia
the CoultOn block. and they DO things
there which really good boys are seldom
caught al.
When the case was called yesterday
the people were not ready 10 look them
AZ the eye, by reason Of the absence OF
the peoples attorney. Mr.. Quinsey
very magnanlmOusly consented 10 an
adjournment, bat asked that II be put
off four weeks. He said that these
boys were all employed IL the factor
les, and their appearance IN court -
many times would Jeopardize their cit
uatlons. The court thought this J
good point, but thought, further, thai
the attorney was making too much OF
II, and compromised by making the ad
lOurnment TWO weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
The Alfred Broad Case Comes to An
End

End
The long and weary examination OF
Alfred Broad, in police court, closed
yesterday, by the discharge of the re-
spondent. The many friends of Mr..
Broad will congratulate him all the
more by reason of the bitterness which
they charge as inspiring the prosecution
in the first instance. The nature of the
case, involving a long and weary jour
ney through columns and pages OF
figures, and the disentanglement of q
large mass of complicated business
transactions, have made the case IN
this court somewhat famous one
There is widespread satisfaction with
the decision. and Mr.. Broad was speak
ing not for himself alone, but for
wide circle of interested friends, when
he stepped forward after the decision.
to thank His Honor for the judgment
given. A brief epitome of the history
of the case is as follows:
On August 80 Alfred Broad was ar
rested on a warrant sworn out by Will
liam Steele, of Ionia, president OF the
VIM. Steele Packing and Provision Com
pany, charging him with embezzling
$4,000 from the company of which he
was the treasurer. Broad was placed
in Jail but gave bail in day or two,
and the case has been ADJOURNED
twenty y-eight times, many times on ac-
count of the sickness of Mr.. Steele.
Thirteen witnesses were sworn on the
part Of the people and twelve on the
part of the defense. The testimony was
very lengthy and made $50 pages OF
typewriter copy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

rhs Examinatisa sx Jsnes MURPHY
fore Jz.kies " ssrfzll

TIE examination Of James MURPHY
charged with participating IN prize
fght IA Grand Rapids township N oS~
tooeF lsss, Vas held before justice
westfsil yesterday. Prosecuting Attor-
ney stuart looked after the ease tof The
people, and 1. d. Tuner too6 care "
the defense fhs principal witnesses
for tire people were the representatives
OF tie PRES, and a large number ot
them NeIe sGbp0en2ed. some oi taetA
were present at the aItalr aud some
we've 2ots 6ut al we're called upon 70
tel what they knew.
Mr. Turner w4rnea the witnesses mat
a criminal ohense Was charged, ana
that Z such had been committed that
the Spectators and ail parties con-
cerned IL the affair we're liable UNDER
the law. he thought under the CT
cumstances that the witnesses shooid
know mat tAey could claim their priv
llege, and need not testify II they
wished 10 avoid il.
Most of the witnesses did not seem 70
consider that the affair WAS bona nde
prize fight, and only one claimed
the privilege OF the court.
Ire evidence Went 10 shoH
that the principals OF the affair wore
soft gloves, aud although they spared
for over nifty rounds, neither OF the
T contestants was seriously injured. Ac-
cording 10 the evidence, Murphy had
one eye badly swelled and discolored, 4,
and Ryan had a swelled and bloody
1 nose. Nobody saw any money up nor
SAW any divided between the principals,
/ and the occurrence was so long ago
/ that but few of the audience could be
remembered by the witnesses. one or
two members OF the Owashtanong Club
were present and some OF the witnesses
inslnuated that IL was a club affair, but
/ tins certainly was not the ease. The
| members of the OwashtanOng declare
that they had nothing 10 do with II, and
| President Chauncev stated SO IN court,
adding that some tickets 10 the effect
that the scrap was under the club
auspices had been refused by hlm and
sent elsewhere for disposed. He also
stated that, while some members oil the
club may have beer present, they
were there simply as individuals.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

Rev. Kerr r. Upper, n. D., Of Foun-
tain-street Baptist Church, it's believed
s about TO make an important change.
IN 1888, he received a fattering offer
from the FIRST Baptist Church Of Den
YER. He did not accept, but a few
days ago he received another call. Offer
ing him 4 salary Of $500. which he wi
probably accept HIS decision IN the
matter Vii probably be made knoT
- hIs congregation on sabbath morn.
ing. The church that has gwen hin
the cali has a membership Of ovei
one thousand. and he WI have al as
ssstsnt pastor % hep nun IN his pas
t0rsl work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28
Temperance TempIars.

At the State gathering of the Royal
TemplArs of Temperance, held in Lam
sing Wednesday, the following officers
were elected: Grand councillor, j. II.
Tatem, Grand Rapids; grand vice-coun-
clllor, Mrs. Virginia Randolph, Vernon;
past grand councillor, A. S. Partridge,
Flushing; grand chaplain, H.W. Parker,
Owosso; grand secretary, I. b. Knapp,
Howell; grand treasurer, John Nc
Cormick, Port Huron; grand herald, ID.
NJ. Wheeler, Detroit; grand guard, A..
Mcleod, Shelby; grand sentinel, l.. D..
Randall, Grand Rapids; grand directors
three years., o. NJ. Brundage, Kala-
mazoo; representative to supreme
council, S. Partridge, Flushing; grand
medical examiner, II. L. Bower, NJ. D.,
Greenville. The lodge amended the
charter to provide for the issuing of
policies against sickness and accident.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

Cemetery Commissioner Isaac Sigler
is advocating toe erection of a large
receiving vault for Greenwood ceme-
terry. which he claims would be a great
convenience during the winter months.
The addition recently made TO Green
wood, BY the purchase of land adjoin-
ing on the nOlth. makes a large and
beautiful piece of property Of the cem-
etery. City Surveyor Collar Is engaged
in making plans for the improvement
of the whole, which wlll be carried out
this summer. \ roadway Is TO be
orened on the north SIDE Of the ceme-
terry. Il the city and the property own
ers Interested can come 70 an agreement
as 10 the amount Of land 20 be gwen
for the purpose
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28
Yum. Yum. Nutn

Some of Gen. Ayers staff, including
the bachelor, Maj. Hopkins, are kicking
themselves because they didn't accom-
pany the general on his latest G.. A. K.
trip, on which he started Tuesday
The general has gone to Syracuse to at
tend the New York State q. A. K. en-
campment. At Parkersburg, ". Va,
which be will visit before returning to
Detroit next Sunday, it has been ar
ranged TO have reception ''for ladies
only" in his honor, Friday afternoon
succeeding a general citizens reception
in the morning. No men will be adj
mitted, the ladies insisting on having
the general all to themselves from 2 TIL
4.-Dsfr0it Nrrrs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28
VIII Give Another

The ladies of the Emerson Home AS
sociation have decided to give another
of the lunches which have aided sew
eral times in paying the expense Of
maintaining their commendable char
ity. 1t will take the shape of a Satur-
day evening tea for the business men
of the city, and will be given on March
10. at Hartman's lecture room. Prep
arations will be made to feed several
hundred people, and those who have
attended the dinners heretofore given
will not need to be told how well guests
are cared for.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

Meeting at Calvary Baptist Church,
Ringuette's Hall, Will be held on Wednes
dav and Friday evenings of tins week
Arrangements for lecture IN the course
lin place of DR.. Donnelly's lecture) are
being made, and the announcement
will be made in the papers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

WAsHLssFos, Feb. 2e.-For Lower
Mich. zzn-Thresteniag weather with
ran Or snow northeasterly sinaS;
colder Saturday noEning. For Upper
Mlehsgan-fhreateEing weather With
snow colder n0rtherly winds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28
ADS AND DoDsERs.

TIE Iittls 'specis.- aouee.1
Tie attic -bGsi1-Ss al.
Aake ths mighty merehaaE
And TIE Datrols k.41
Thea the double eoluna
n extra big aisg a."
Efi4gNs closely after
Ia . aafax4 szTs
AA1 the eager Dubhs
1at1erinx n farongs
Leave hnelr elsfar rss orders
v hare L1o tr1-- 8eiQaga.
Bar ths da1ger Hlisznee
Keeps about his ltz.
NaadzriEs hoN Is a4ppsns
Things are as tteg isi
Scattered % the si3ewslk.
Blssn zb04t Ehe street.
lIumbied laEo tatLers.
tramDisd ua2er ieeES
30 the 1seless d0dzer
49ickly meets its doom.
" bile the Advertiser
Directs a lively boom.
The little special notice.
Aad business all are game
They 4re cheap aud plain 20 look Al
But get there l1st ne same.
Springfield Uaioi
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

The renting of pews in st. Marks
Church for the ensuing year wlll be
made on Saturday, March /. 1890, from
. to 10 a. III. and 10 6p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, u
cesated, and Protruding Piles-Price
SOC. For sale by White & White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28
No Flies on Him.

His many friends in this city will be
pleased to learn that Fred W. Fairfield,
who recently went to Nashville, has Sc
cured n deserved promotion. Attorney
John A. Fairfield, his father, received
a dispatch yesterday announcing that
Fred has been appointed city Inspector
of electric wires IN that CITY. The
position IS an important one and carries
a good salary with IT. Fred has been
in Nashville but about n wear, yet has
reached a position which many men
would strive years 10 WIN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

Glenn Seitz. 233 NoTth Fr0ut-st. Wrl
BsrTls. $50 JeffersoD-sve. Mrs. Ellen
kla1eT. $50 erss1-sve-, measles
Mrs. WetzeA, So Packard-st., diph-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

Cloakings by the yard. New styles
st low prices.
N0IGT, HERPoLsHEniER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

New stock OF cloaking just receive al
Noigt, HerpolsheImer a Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

Elegant line of cloaking just received
at Nolgt, Herpolshelmer x Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

Step IN and see those new cloaklngs 81
Voigt, Herpolshelmer & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28
piles, Piles,! Piles.,,

Spring weight cloaking in all the
colors. VoIGT, HERPoLsHEMER q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

New styles in cloaking at Voigt, Her
polsheimer & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

The 'Toss Up" Cigar Is not a competitor
against any other &c brands but all l0c brand
because it is equal 10 any l0c cigars on the
market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28

The peoples preference-Dr. Bulls Cough
Svrup.-Why2 Because u never disapoiuts.
For nervous affections. such as neuralgia.
sciatica. &c Salvation OH is without peer
Quality wins The fine elegant fsvar ~ the
Toss Tp' gar Is not psrccptibe g IN anv
other e cigar, and only in this best grade Of
IGc cigars.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24
Don't Go OF Rcforn Yop uro naadv.

Particularly on long journey. &c fully pre.
pared. Noa canrot be. permit US TO say. un.
l'ss you gro accompanied with tho travellers
and tcurlst's Tt3e Hlccuns, Hsstetter's
stomach Bttcrs most genial Of appurizars.
aVeiiin..l41ess and promoters OF I!!gogtion.
Aslln-t sea sickness, iGa.arla. cramps and
cohcs bcgot;ea CT b:-ily cooked or unwhola,
some lood and trackish water, norruusness.
Increased by travel. chronic bilionsness and
constipation, The B.tters is "a soyoraign pro.
Vepiivc. lGi.nparts relish iOr food not alto
gother ~ your tastc, and prevents IL from dis
AsfsslcG win yru. Sever was there suci; a
capiial thing Tor the unfortunate dyHpept 6
"ho HiahrS IN dread of Inc best cooked mu;tl
sloma''hc trouble cfuseA by III prenlred
Fiands aboard shin, on stsal.,iriits aud ratinns
LaHtiy hoitsd at railway Festaurants is aoon
lvhirdied ~ iar bitisss W.. ch gives Du,etus
ssmnia.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24

Captain Meredith the Kew chief
Of tie bureau of engraving and
printing, is plain blunt man wh0
does not 'nincc words with any
body. HIS straightforward man
ncr is particularly attractive in cor
t'asJ With the discrimination which
Is 50 prevalent among men in thc
service. Recently the representa-
tive of Gaud Army papcrpub! 4
h d IL th Northwest dloppod ii.,o
Captain McreAiih's burcsu whila
on visit to the city and sent in his
card to the chief. He was shown
in and greeted Captain MEREDITH =
with some familiarity.
81 suppose YOU know, captain,
that ! opposed your candidacy for
puo!io printer with all my might, !"
he said, with the air Of man who
dared to express his honest sent
ments tc the world Wit .out f,av or
favor. &" ! WIS in favor of another
c Mid c and, know, ! did al |
eou.i ag&.Ast .ou.'
Coot NTcr1 d til oo'l up The VS..
tors Iaad again and scrutinizcd It
carcfully. Then he looked his man
over calmly ar'I replied. :" This is
the first time have ever heard Of il;
in fact, this is the first ever hcru /
Of your existence SIR.
That beats me, " said the editor,
a9 h2 drew long breath. Whca
lio departed, his look of bewilder-
ment had not vanished, nor was it
anaccomp@n.yd BY an expression
which seemed to denota pity for
Meredith on account of the latter ;
ignorance. New York Tribune.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24
DECORATION DAY.

Friday of next week VIII be
Decoration. or AIomo.ial Day
n,'cr ;he auspices of the G. 4.
T., ". 4. c., and tic loyal mcN
and women of the Nation the Day
VII! he reii4io'i5ly observed,
The idea associated wish th-
proper Observance CT The ra} is
touchinsiy bcAutifnl-tlle living
pairing homage 10 Tie momcry Of
fniicn !lcrOcs-io the ioroism of
these who pinned their hives upon
their sleeves ana wen, forth to
battle for the preservation of
~ impc-ii!cd Caion-who died
that their dearly beloved country
should live to strow flowers upon
graves OF known ard unknown
.atriot-, anil in the :. b:you:ic of
lie dead drink in anew the swca:
Iasen-c Il fca:,y to governments!
.'fHeI@eS Hath ~ were never Ic
bs4cc:Fthed TO any people.
4.,a ot ouY Nation, and t.
hH ~ are calculated to elevate
MIS- moral n;tulc, if prcIcrl,
c nsiGc:eI. to arouse in the mird
"a v.c'.on ! tn n:2 by YET Ii
visible ha.d gu;Ged our force..h
cr' aud l!c;r pcsiciGty; iuci.cG
the former 70 resist, ii he t.;cc d.
seemingly irsu.mountable od,>
.,iilely, au.ocrtiic oppression, aa1
Inc later u Lotle against the iGea
'.@j iln- Republic should pcr.sn
a.d apon i;'s rains should BE-
" builded Il corfcdoracy the corner
rtone oi which .:iiouId bc SLAYER.
Ii there be & God who moves i.
,le universe, rides in the glorious
consultations OF other suns and
worlds, We wlo feel His presence
ilpst iuow ;hat he moves in tie
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24
NUMBER a

Sa;s Congressman kosweI l.
Flower. of New York: - ar OF
posed to giving one dollar from
the treasury of our gOvorRmcu;
to promote irrigation in the west.
New England needs inors aid thaa
dOas tlle west. /; is an established |
fact that the irrigated lands Of thc
world produce the best and iii
u .gest crops. therefore | say let the
w st take care Of It's own irrigation
It's cl oking the cast out fast
enough already. Those we.;er',
grangcrs are already forming all.
anecs with the southern planters IL
foster the abomination of.silver as
against the interests Of our W4I
sir tinanciers. and to asset in
building up great ocean harborS
IN the Gulf OF Mexico to Gut off
.hc we tern business from our At
iautic ports. Millions for stcanl-
ships and manufactures, but not
oAc mill for irrigation. "
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24

There will he a Memorial scr
,aon at the Congre gationaI Church
on next Sabbath evening, May %,
to which a cordial invitation il cx-
tended TO all. Sermon by Dr..
n. ". Lane.
Those who can contribute flow
crs are requested 10 bring them to
the church by 9 o'clock Il. m. if
possible, May Goth. where the
Committee on Decoration will e
glad to receive them. This Com
nittcc would DC pleased to meet
any of their flic..is here during
the forenoon to assist in preparing
the flowers and WreAihs for the
ceremonies to follow.
Ii is to be hoped that Il good
and patriotic citizens, 80 far as
possible, VIII lay aside their usual
ayocptions for a time and Join with
kearney Post and Corr i, in payine
this tender a.d touching tribute TO
the memory OF those, who, in the
the hour OF their corntry's peril,
dared to d:a il defense Of the OF
T,ag and now fill honorable sol
dio2s' graves
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24
/ X Peck, writes Tie followin

X Peek, writes Tie following
gag 70 The Mes~ila Democrat -
=" We understand that the White
Oaks railroad, which has been Luili
alt ten mile from Fl paso, will dc
care a tisidend his year The
directors will mowoG the track and
diyH'e TIE hay
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24

AuwomArEo sEwsac asAc,:ran,

Prices reduced. Every family nrrrs
have Inc beSl AutunatiC Sc1l.I,. -
chine in the market at rc'luc,d vi g..
FOR particulars send fer olr rev Hiss
tgatod Circular with samples All stitch
ing. Our l'ustr1tcd CirulTr shows
every part of the Machine peri city, .'ad
is worth s.nding fog oven Il % h1rr 4
Machine krisc 4 Murphy Mig. Co.,
s',5 a,d ~. West ,A,ili St, y. y. ely.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24

.Iu,igo Drnnnnond, wlio way
succeeded by.IuJge Gresham in the
;uitcd state, Circuit Court, died
recently III Wheaton, III, aged
eighty year,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24

AS-. WiNsioW's SUO-HiSG SYRUP. for chil-
So u t'"'ititi;s. T. the pr ~cripi"n ufOnc otibc
- ~i i-irtr hursi aHt physiciHLs IN the
,n.irH state, and E.s been usrH for tory
vt-t.rN tiihHgef i"iiins s!.ccrsd hy mi lltona 81
4.tt" los tl:H.. rsilGren. HuT .ns thc procsss
y it'"ii-ii fsGEt l. slnciscuiaSia. ltrc;irNrs
Hnfl'ii| llnn r7iu. ctts. -slNssn,egy and di4r-
T. ~. tf;i iug ~ TAO howci,, aAl Win1-cOlic.
~ gi-irN lralit ~ tho ghild II res,s The
CHER fr,vs 3Jc. y boilo.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24

Australia has catered tie world
ao Il silver rroI,wer, anA inraei
out IN 1888 3oO,Olo auaeg's week
most OF It from a ~ingIe mine
the Droken Hills, or i5.6)O,o1o 4
J. oaf.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24

Tommy Wtncgian, twelve yaars
Old. ana ner.ie Po'hcmus nacl
eleven. sci, piayily marbles #
.'ol,et, H., when q disaenrcmcpt
in the game caused the Wincmmi
loy 70 draw l,lsini and shoot his
little playmate in Tao stomach.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24
TIE SANTA FE CONSTlTU.
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'iy gwen to INC UoVornorS OF
STATES.
stisution provides for tbe susacn-
sion of the Governor from office
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States Of Rhode island, New York,
New Jersey, Wisconsin, Michigan
Minnesota, Nebraska, Texas, South
Carolina, Florida and Louisiana.
This rnanation from Ash. is a
fair specimen Of he dishonest op-
position Of lis clique Of the Dem
ocratic party to the Constitution
and to admission Hereunder. tn
sole reliance Of this gang is in mis-
representation, and in the igno-
rance of their dEpes. Not sin
gle objection to thc Constitution
emnnatiNg from this gang has been
al honest one SO far as We hAyo
beon able to 'iiscovcr. Not . sin
gle quotation made by them from
tAe '5<H Tc Constitution has
hoen fairly and honestly made.
This reckless and dishonest cp~
position has defo>ted Us Object.
-a'any have hcea led By the con
troTersy to study the Constitution
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24

Rev. Sam Small has announ ;ei
aim eli as a candidate to tho
',cors..s lou C from Fultos Co
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-24

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