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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
The Indiana League.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNcIE, Feb. 5.-The meeting to organ
ize the Indiana Baseball League was held
at the Kirby House last night. Owing to
Harry Smiths illness c. G. Fitzpatrick, of
Indianapolis. represented him and presided
over the meeting. George M. Brockley. of
Bluffton, and X. Ray. of Anderson, were
present TO represent these places, while
Muncie delegates held proxies for Lafay-
cite. Goshen, Fort Wayne and Elkhart.
Logansport was not represented.
Mr.. Ray. of Anderson. stated that his
town had already raised s., 200. the neces-
sary capital to place q good club in the
field. while Mt. Brickley said his town
could easily raise the necessary $1,000 to
put a club in the league. All the proxies
stated that they were ready and willing
60 abide by anything done at the meeting.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06

BALMY odors from Spice islands,
Waited by the trOpic breeze;
SoZodont in healthful fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens, purifies;
You will use it il you're wise.
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Ne.r Orleans srnge11esf aud Mardi Gras.

Nesc Orleans Senges1esf aud Mordi Gsas.
The c.. H. & ID. and Queen and Crescent
Route will make rate $40 Indianapolis to
9. 10 and IL. and return up to Feb. %. Re-
member, the indianapolis Mennerchor go
via this route. For tickets and sleeping
car accommodations apply at e., II. Il ID.
ticket office. corner Illinois street and
Kentucky avenue.
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The Indiana Florists.

The fourth annual meeting of the
Society of Indiana Florists will
be held in the rooms of the
State Board Of Agriculture, in the
State-house. on Feb. % and "a. A number
OF interesting papers are on the pro-
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Took nIonex from His Emnloyer.

William Hight. colored, twenty years of
age, was arrested last night by detective
Thornton on complaint of George HI. John
son. The latter accused Hight of stealing
a sum of money from his residence, No. Isl
North Illinois street, where the boy has
been emnloved-
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Passed Through the CITY.

Rev. j. w. Harris, recently appointed SUI
p~erintendent of the Soldiers ard Sailers'
Orphans Home, was in the city yesterday,
on his way to Xenia, O., where he will visit
the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at
that point. He Will assume his position at
the KnightstOwn home March 1.
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Committee ON Entertainment.

Thefollowing gentlemen, representing the
Board of Trade, have been appointed to act
in conjunction with the G.. A. X. in the
entertainment of the delegates to the
State encampment. which meets here
March 10: Eli Lilly. Albert Gall. James T.
Layman. r.. s. Foster. w. ID. Wiles. w. J.
Richards, Major Taylor. j. A. Wildman.
Wm. Scott and w. b. Holton.
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Ice % inches thick mt WorthingtOn, Mimi, and
Spirit Lake. la. Freight to Kansas City and 1T.
Louis, $3.50 per ton. For further particulars
address Hall & Co., Spirit Lake, la.
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Some time ago the Combination Gas and
Machine Company furnished the Soldiers
Orphans Home with a gasmachine and fix
lures upon IN order from the board of
trustees. The State claimed the latter had
no authority to purchase the outfit and re-
fused to- pay the bill, which amounts to
81. 800. The company thereupOn brought
suit against the State to recover that
amount, and the trial of the case was be-
gun in the general term of the Superior
Cont Yesterday afternoon,
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Schafner's "NetC" Oyster Bay Restaurant,
a. West Washington street Crystal Palace), op
pOsite Transfer Car.
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The Pennsylvania Line

IP~ANHANDLE ROUTED
Has now running on its night trains between
indianapolis and Chicago, Pullman combination
sleeping and reclining-chair cars. The charge
for a chair is 75 cents. less than One-half the
berth rate. Bertbs or chairs reserved at Penn
s~ylvania ticket office, corner Washington and lii
nOis streets, or Union Station.
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Notice of Receivers Sale.

The undersigned, Receiver of the Frankfort Han
die Manufacturing Company. 81 Frankfort, Ind.
will. by order of the Clinton Circuit Court. sell at pub
lie auction. at the factory. oo
FRIDAY, THE l4TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1890
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and ) O'Clock y.
m. of saic day. the plant, real estate and property Of
said company. consisting OF the factory, machinery.
handles. and all other fixtures and appurtenances
connected and belonging thereto.
TERMS OF SALR-The purchaser will be required TO
pay One-ihird cash In hand. Oue third In ninety DAYS.
and the residne IN six months. tie purchaser giving
his notes. with approved security. with o per cent.
interest.
The receiver reserves the right 10 reject any and
oil bids, ard viii sell said property In a body or n
parcels. as may seem best Ia him On the day VI sale.
The property is valuable, and the good will of tho
firm should attract purchasers.
EPHRAIM CATTERLIN. Receiver.
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SMITH KING is a candidate for township trustee
of center township, Marion county, subject to
the decision of the Republican township conyen-
ton.
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CuLLlNGS FROM THE COURTS.
A Receiver Appointed for the Firm Of Deder'
& Sudbrock.

Henry w. Piel was yesterday appointed
receiver of the ry-goods firm of Dedert d
Sudbrock, 15S and leo East Washington
street. upon the ~latters application to
Judge Taylor for a dissolution of the part
nership. They have been in business to-
gether since July, 1886, have assets of from
$4,000 to $4,000. and liabilities of about
$4,000. Mr.. Piel gave bond in s15.0o0. with
his father. William +. Piel. as surety.
Thomas &. Lee, of this city. holds a bill of
sale, and will act as trustee for the prefer
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grammme. and n large attendance is ex-
pected. as reduced rates have been secured
from the various railroads.
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The members of the firm say their other
creditors-all Eastern dealers-will get
pretty nearly dollar for dollar. The business
will probably be continued by one of the
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31
ICY 3t,h, 5&EC.

Those who can contribute flow.
ers are requested 20 bring them to
the church by g o'clock Il. ~. il
possible, May both, whcro the
Committee on Decoration viii lie
glad to receive thcm. This Com.
mittcc would be pleased to meet
any of their friends here durin.
the forenoon to assist in preparing
the flowers and wrea:hs for III,
ceremonies to soilow.
1t is to he hoped that II good
and patriotic citizens, SO far as
possible, will lay aside their usual
a%vocations for Il time and join with
kcarney Post and Corps in paying
this tender and touching tribute to
the memory of those, who, III tho
the hour of their country's peril,
dared to die in defense of the Old
Flag and now fill honorable sol
dicrs' graves.
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NO 533 and J.5i.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
US. LASD OFFICE.
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31
NOTIClA.

Our delinquent friends will
please take notice that soon w,
will order a large supply Of print
lug paper. With the order will e,
the cash. Let those indebted t,
Is please make II note of it and
govern themselves accordingly.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

u. A. RICHARDSON, Roswell'S
legal iuninary, passed thro' town
on Saturday eh route to st. Louis.
He will be absent about "A month.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

A CHAP named Lecper. a horse
thief by profession, lcspcd from
the custody Of our officers the 9th
er day.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31
AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE.

Prices reduced. Every family noy ear
hare The best Autnmstie Sewing M
chine in the market ut reduced price.
For particulars send for our new Illus
trated Circular with samples of stitch.
ing. Our illustrated Circular show,
very part Of the Machine perfectly, and
Is worth sending for even il YOU hare o
Machine. Krnse y Murphy MIG. Co.
loo and a5I Wcst.,h 81, y. Y..tity.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

pOB LiTlELL eft this week fer
Roswell. there to spend the sum
NOR. \ better hoy cvc left
hctc o. heated there.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

MANUEL y. SIsNuRo., of Lin
cola, was lat week married TO n
d%il~hter Of Scipio Salazar. Man
mel lived here when "a kid. which
was pnl q few years ago, and bv
MS ncmeinor won many friends
Ills running mate is the daugh.e.
II ore Of the best and best known
citizens OF Lincoln County. w,
wish the young couple lashens Of
uck.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

TIE Territorial Republican Co.
will meet during the month of
June for the purpose of re organ
iling. The Committee has LOST
both chairman and secretary.
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1inroM County Ieader.
Satarday, MAJ, 81. 1850.


fP.-HtNtct Lodge No. y. Knights Of
Pythia-. mrrt worry rhur.lny night. n IN
v'-loct VI NM tiyh's asc cordi lly
JAs. REID. Z. q.
EowAHp rLRRTCK. X or r. =.
l.. -. G.T.-whiic oaks Lodge No ~. meets
every saturday uight. at Castle Hall, AZ 4
o'clock Ni-linp hrctt,rs earnestly invit
j. y. WOoDLASD, UT,
J.Nss u, 'AnKr See.
u A.R-krsrnrv Post. 40. 10, mcrt-nn'thc
s,asi Monday night Of each month. nj their
Han. y. ". LANE. l.. g.
j. e. kLrri .ong. Ad;i.
WuIrE ONks CONGREGATIONAL CrrR'1i
Lurh's DAY S,ryivrs--M ming. II o.,
E~N"uing-1: 30 u'cl"'k.
sunday S~chool-pt1 %. IN.
Wcckl, Bible reading. Wednesday Eve.
at :3G"'clock-Scsts free All arc wei
come,
y. W. INNh. Pastor.
biRecrouY or TuE MrrnopfsT CnrRrn
Preaching cnch Sundn Y In The month except
thc End. NJ H. IN. and ~ I y. IN. sunday
S"honi "vprv SurdGy Ut i y. m. ana prayer
Meeting every thursday evening ~ : y. IN
:. ". THr"A>, Pastor In charge.
A. POTTER, =. T..
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PROGRAMME:

Procession will he formed al
the Congregational Church At 2:3C
y. M. with Kearncy Post &. A.
l., and w. X. c., on the right
these to be followed by other So.
~clcticS and friends who wish tO
take part in the ceremonies /; those
in carriages on the left.
March - cemetery.
Grand Army scrvlces--short
form.
Decoration of graves.
Reform and march back, when
parade wi | be ti.nissc /.
Assemble again al church at $50
p. m.
Music.
Prayer-Rcv. S. ". T'h,ma..
Music.
Address-John Y. lievlt,.
Music.
Address-W. c. Mcdonald.
Music.
Closing Remarks -Dr.A W.Lane,
Post Commander.
Music.
Benediction.
White 81. Ks Replhiiaaa GLIB.
Regular meeting Of the White
Oaks Republican, Club at the Town
Hall,
Saturday, Mary Sist.. 1890,
at 5 p. IN. A full attendance is
lclucS'Vt'
EDwt CEgRfck, SIC.
K
X ::
NOTIClA.
FL Republic,nos el preeincto
No. s, cl ten,a una junta de las
Leagua Republican, Ell 81 casa
Publlco dc White Oaks. ell dia Mai
3lst., on la s d. la tarde.
EDWARD CEBNICK,
Sccretario,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

JouN WnEALEN, Of Lincoln,
made his many friends here hap
py lest week by circulating day
amoAg hem.
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LOCAL ROUNDUPS

Lrcksometimes mak", II namc.
nut nrinicrs cink so hlrrk nnd sol"mh
VIII yiv~ q man u%eculiHr fRU".
her putin this peculiar coluWn
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

After Il careful examination OF
the june number of =. Godcy's
Book" We unh"sitatmgly say that
'h.'' Is no fashion magazine pub
li~hci thst is $, we'll adartcd to
ali ci'i''s-agc, vouth a., euild-
hood. The publisher deserves
great credit for his efforts to make
this Il real home work. Price. So
90 q year.
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We PUBLIC ExAMi NAT,C N.


/. On We wayc to sku.c.
III. We Mornyngc Scifion.
III. Ie Noonc Hourc.
w. Yc Afternoon Setlicn.
Pythagoras Bcno.
nj Carey.
lloyc Scollcrs Grover Clcvc
land, Benjamin Harrison. Simm'
IIoncySucklc, Solomon Socrates
lIoreysucklc, Johnnie Ball, NJ
Court Hon y uck'c, Hans Won
lleimmcr Stewart, Pete JacksCn
Brown, Michael O'Fiynn Parker,
MayGennc Scollcrs 49, Susanna
Salvation Hull. Prudence Ann Ru
dis lc, Ii nnah Maria Pal er
Betsy Jane Buckncr Ilorcysuc&lc,
Mchitablc Bradford Lane, Pcgcc
Experience Parson, Temperance
Reed IIoncysuchle, j ,rusha Ji-
NINA Brown, Naomi Desire Nc
Court.
Ic experimenting Committee.
Squire Josephus Ketchum Ru-
a&".eillc, Capt. Shubal Cotton Nc
Donald, Mietncss !Sybll Stronge
Honcysucklc.
n. b. At We noone hourc We
younge meme may afk to fee We
youngc m%ayGcnnes home, which
is proppeyre.
n. b. For as much as We babes
in arms arc fonetimcs trouble
fonc, We mothers r prayed to
take them over to Nabour Pete
McCourt, and he will give them
cAtnip tea to tooth them, if 70 be
they cry obftreperoufe.
n. b. Any youncc folks that
are fparking can have Il fcttlc to
themfelves if they're payments arc
wyllinge. butte We Tything men
will wa.,h to fee that they're con-
duct be proppcyrc.
n. b. Ye younge meme are
warned not to make eyes at yc
maydennc fchollars, and TO difcon-
cert them.
n. b. Ne goode people l. re
qucftcd to put bye they're fprucc
gum.
Ic doors of We Halle VIII be
unattached att earle candle lightc,
and yc examination will begin
att s by yo clock.
Ie patfports to go innc mayo be
had Monday and after at the shops
of yc fellow townsmen, Stewart,
and Goodman & Zlcgler.
le g,odc people who come ar
lie may choofe We best settles and
wrynklin they're Sunday
clothes in We crowde.
On Sunday last DR.. Nj. G.. :
den very successfully performed q
operation upon Capt. A.
W. kempton for the relief of Il
standing trouble. DR.. n.
W. Lane and DR.. A. A.. Bearup
assisted. The Capt. tackled the
old "Constellstion' a few times
the administration of ether,
&c, but othcrw isc behaved like az
taking its rest. Sunday
he rested well and has since
progressed very rapidly toward Il
complete recovery. We hope to
see him among us soon. White
may well be proud Of her
surgeon.
TINS week we had the pleasure
Of pcrusing Scribncr's Magazine.
and have no hesitation in pro
ii the best periodical OF
It's kind eXtant. The June mum
Der contains n vivid picture of
stanley and an article from tho
eminent explorers pen. This No.
contains Il volume of other infer.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

We this week anticipate our
usual publication day. Friday be-
iNg Memorial Day we propose that
oar press shall observe silence, pc:-
feet qu,axde on that day.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

TnE organization of Republic
can League Clubs goes merrily on
throughout Che Territory. This
organization, auxiliary to the or
binary organization of the party,
Is putting new life into territorial
politics. We hope our Rcpubli-
can friends will keep up their gait
until every school district in New
Mexico is fully organized for the
battle of 1890.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

Cof hpNEY NJ. BARNES, fer
several years up to 'S3, district
attorney for New Mexico. died Il
few DAYS ago at Carthage, Mo-
lie WIS IL noble man, Il brave sol
dicr. an able lawyer aod a staunch
friend. Peace to his ashes.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-31

OLLIE MOORE, travelling CORES
opndcnt of the Santa Fee New
Mexican, spent day in town last
week and paid us an agreeable
call. On Saturday he struck out
for the lower country. He will
take notes on his trip land faith
he'll prcnt EN-"
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ANS. to john Young. No.
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sut scribe tor the LINCOLN
rSIy IRApEK.
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TINS week we had the pleasure
OF perusing Scribncr's Magazine.
and have no hesitation in pro
nouncing it the best periodical of
its kind extant. The June mum
Der contains n vivid picture of
stanley and an article from the
eminent explorers pen. This No.
contains Il volume of other inter
csting matter. Those desiring a
rich treat every month should cali
IN Mrs. Timoncy Ut the =. O. and
subscribe for Scribncr.
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SUBSCRIBE tor the LEAprx.
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l.. -. q. T.-whitc oaks Lodge No ~. meets
every saturday night. At Castle Hall, nj =
o'clock Wishing %hrcih,rs earnestly invit
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J.Nss ", 'AnKEn. See.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-15
FOR THE LADIES.
WHY WOMEN LIKE RINGS--A BEAUTI-
Full MAGAZINE.
beauties and Oddities and Changes al
Fashion-B Hut tho Dear Women
are Always the same.
Why Women Like Rings.

You can use Sour own discretion
ibout wearing bells on your pretty lit
lie toes, but if you want TO be
counted, as the pretty Faust OF the
iayety Company sings. "up TO date,
5Ti must wear rings on your fingers.
Women like rings. first of all because
they make the hands look prettier. and
next, because they are the only orna-
ments at which they can gaze them
selves. To have the hand look whittier
because of a great red ruby glowing up
on IL, or r.ch sapphire convincing you
Just how deep blue may be. or an
Alexandria looking green in the day
time and pink at night, is the ambition
of the smart girl. Fortunately. Fashion
dedicates certain fingers rs the correct
ones for circling with gems, and these
are the third aud little finger of each
hand. Some extremists who have put
NIL their money in two or three special
ly handsome rings, only allow that the
left hand should be ornamented, but
Dame Fashion herself is more generous.
A young woman who has fad for
emeralds, because they are said 10 bring
good health, wears huge one on the
third finger. the guard foe which is a
band Of green emerald with tiny dla-
mond stars set in IL; this ring, by the
way, is of Russian workmanship, and n
specimen OF enameling that is not
known at all. Women who love gems
rise superior TO the superstitions re-
gardng the opal, and 90 get one that
has all the wonderful tones blended in
to one perfect fiery mass of color Is the
desire OF the very fashionable maiden.
She longs for IL as an engagement
ring, and has no hesitancy about re-
minding Charley that in years gone by
il was always called the gem OF Cupid,
and that Love was supposed to be held
in bondage by il. Rings on the thumbs
are neither pretty nor fashionable; they
have been advertising lodges OF "a few
variety actors, but that does not make
them either in good taste or becoming.
Somebody wrote that after three
months IL was fashionable 10 remove
the wedding-ring. n statement that is
absolutely untrue; IL is fashionable to
do that which is proper and correct,
and the wedding-ring once assumed. II
IS 10 he worn even IL death or the dl-
vorce'court interferes. The woman who
has Mrs on her visiting cards is sup
posed 10 have gold band on the third
finger OF her left hand, and she who
leaves ii of for caprice rs simply an
nouncing To the world at large that
there is. "A vacuum in her brain that, I'M
less something else can be found, had
better be filled up with sugar plums.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-15

pouch. my dear. will you? I'll have
another pipe"
The pouch WAS in his pocket, but
Lily did not know that. and went at
once. Aaron Blair. holding out tho
card on the palm OF his broad brown
hand. bent down 10 look moro closely
at the name inscribed thereon. He
read II aloud, and the accompanying
address
" Owen Ormiston. The Cot. Upper
Catching Its the nhmc. sure
enough he said. lis IL the name
or Is there likely 20 be another Owen
Ormlston? 1t cannot be his son - he
did not marry again" He locke at
the card again. I" The Cot What
can they be- doing Mt place like that,
in this part OF the world? II must be
the same-it must The other spoke
of Lady Elizabeth. Yes. he
crushed up the card in his strong find
gers sit Is the same!'
He said no more. for Lily was com
ing across the grass with Toss frlsking
and barking about her white skirt;
but he suddenly tore Owen Omissions
card into "A hundred pieces, and scat
tered the fragments from him like a
handful OF snow.