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The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01
WOULDN'T STAY.
When He Heard the Facts In the Case He
Paid His BILL

When He Heard the Facts In the Case Us
Paid His Bill.
Put down room 50 to be called in time
for tho 4:30 train in the morning." he said
as he leaned gracefully over toward the
night clerk of an Arizona hotel.
Case of life and DEATH" inquired the
clerk
why, no, bu W mt to go to Denver be
fore noon"
Hadn't you better wait for the 9:3(
traing'
What is 1t to yous"
Nothing but the excitement and muss
and shall probably have to testify at the
coroner's inquest"
II don't exactly catch on"
Come up stairs, please"
When they had ascended to the first
sleeping floor, the clerk continued:
This is room %, as you see. There are
five bullet holes in the door Man in here
last week wanted to be called for that early
train. Room 3S has seven bullet holes,
but those stand for two men. This new
piece i'll the carpet here is where n man fell
and bled to death. Down here''--
but who kills off he guests?" asked
the traveller.
"Oh, the other guests. AS soon as the
nigger comes and knocks and bawls out,
Colonel Shaw, who has 80, reaches for his
shotgun. Over i'll 20 Judge Heavens slips
out with his revolver. Major Brooks, who
IS III 33, always comes in Il good third with
derringer, and the rest of the fellows
along the hall are always more or less well
heeled"
Ibid say call mo for tbn A 90 +ro; il, 9,i
queried the traveller
Il believe so.
"Well, never mind. I'll pay my bill and
scoot out inside of three minutes"
And he did.-TeXas Siftings.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01

The Monarch Of Populist papers is
The Road, a big s-page, 90 column mo
platel illustrated weekly paper, full Of
original. striking cartoons and essays on
the Populist cause. II dishes up ~
editorial column that sets things sizzling.
$3.50 per year, tl.0O for eight months
with the famous Octopus, in colors, ire
Send four cents in stamps for sum- le
copies. Address TnE Roam, Denver.
Colorado.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01

Go to Velasco for health, sea air and
comfort; where ships too deep for all
other Texas ports sail in and out will
ease; where fruits ripen earlier and pay
better than in California; where the s, il
is natural hot bed. Fresh vgetables
all winter. Coldest day in three years
% degrees above zero. Warmest day 81
degrees. Neasco offers the best invest.
ments in the South. Write the Com.
mercial Club, Velasco, Texas.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01
PAPER ofLINCOLN COUNTY.
WHITE OAKS. y. NJ, JUNE 1, 1893.
THE TRIUMVIRATE.


from Albuquerque Imes.
Are there any more charges
which can be trumped up against
what several would-be facetious in.
dividuals are pleased to call the
New Mexico 'Triumyirate?' We
are not aware that they have been
called thieves and thugs, but those
appellations would. be no more un.
reasonable than the silly charges
which have been hurled at Messrs
Joseph, FERGUSON and Crist.
The latest, so far as the Times
has seen, is to the effect that Mr..
FERGUSON is endeavoring to form
FERGUSON court. and it comes
from that great and good man. Mr..
Catron. Shades of Justitia! That
such a charge should come from
such a man! The fact that a warm
personal friend of Mr.. Ferguson
has been appointed Judge in one
district, and that another has finally
been prevailed upon to allow his
name to be used as candidate in
another district, is taken as suf-
tcient reason for spreading a base
calumny against Mr.. Ferguson.
The men who make these charges
are probably not aware that the
suggestion Of Mr.. Falls nomina-
tlon for the judgeship did not come
from Mr.. FERGUSON. Neither do
they seem to know that Mr.. Hewitt
was for long time unwilling TO
allow his name to be used as can
dldate until the pressure from
prominent men III his own district
and throughout the Territory be-
came too strong to resist. This
pressure was the stronger both ON
account of Mr.. Hewitt'sweIl known
probity and judicial mind. as well
rs because there seemed to be few
men III that district who were fitted
for the position. The writer heard
Mr.. Hewitt positively decline to
he candidate, last November.
when there was meeting of lead.
ing Democrats at Santa Fe. and
many of them urged Mr.. Hewitt
to become candidate. Mr.. Fer.
gusson was not at that meeting
and had nothing TO do with it.
Later on Mr.. Hewitt again de-
chned tobc an applicant. but finally
consented when he saw that the
desire for his appointment was so
general. If these individuals who
rccklessly make charges know these
facts, they do not seem 10 care. but
rather seek to make political
point through misrepresentation
and innuendo.
The Times has on several occa.
sions stated that the men compos-
ing this so-called iriunvirate did
not seek the position. They knew
that it would be disagrceable in
many respects and that they could
not fail to make mauy enemies
The Times does not pretend to
speak for these gentlemen. but
believes il states truth when if
says that they are all men Of am.
hition, who, at the proper time. .
would not object 10 receiving the I
votes Of the people for GONE office. .
II is not reasonable To suppose. I.
therefore, that they voluntarily
sought 10 place themselves in a
position whore they would have to
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01
PEG0S VALLEY RAILROAD.

From Soo5rro Advertiser.
1t appears to be definitely settled that
the management Of the Pecos Valley
railroad is determined to extend that
road to Roswell, 1t appears from Ros-
we'll the further route is not definitely de
termined. 1t is variously stated that the
company may extend the road up the
Pecos valley along the Pecos river, and
strike the Atchson, Topeka y Santa Fe
ut Bernal; and that the company may
turn to the northwest and strike a line
through to White Oaks and then on to
Albuquerque and the northwest. The
Albuquerque people, with their usual
enterprise, are making strenuous efforts
to secure this road and with fair prom.
lse OF success. An offer of one hundred
thousand dollars has been made, and we
understand the amount has been sub
scrlbed. 1t seems that the management
OF the Pecos Valley road desire to strike
the Santa Fe at Bernal and then connect
with that line; by SO doing they save
abont forty miles OF construction of rail
road, which is certainly an important
factor.
II the Pecos Valley people desire
shorter or better ronte, they had better
consider a line from Roswell by way of
Carthage to Socorro. line constructed
from Roswell TO Carthage would be
about sixty miles less in distance to that
point than to Bernal, and about one hun
dred miles less than to Albuquerque.
This ls certainly an important item in
railroad building, We believe railroad
constructed from Roswell to Socorro and
then on to the west to the mining camps,
and the vast timber and coal lands in
the western part of Socorro county.
would be a paying road. We also believe
that the resources in this section would
more than counterbalance donation of
one hundred thousand dollars offered by
the people Of Albuquerque, The Mag
dalena branch, to the single mining
camp Of Magdaena, has been on o pay.
ing basis ever since it was put in opera.
ton. And ifit was extended into the
Black Range and Mogollon country, it,
business would increase one hundred
fold. In no part OF the Territory can
you find better coal or timber land than
can be found in Socorro county; nor
better mining camps than that OF White
Oaks, Socorro, Magdalena, Black Range
and the Mogollons.
II it is the object OF this road to have
close connection, and direct line from
this section to tide water no more direct
line could be secured Such line would |
develop the coal, mining and lumber
interest OF this county and would be
source OF revenue to railroad for man,
years to come. We think the matter
should be speedily and properly pre-
sented to the Pecos company, and all
fair mears be brought to bear to induce |
them to give this section of the country |
due consideration.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01

DIR. NJ j. Davis is prominent physi.
clan Of Lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and
has been actively engaged in the prac.
tice Of medicine at that place for the past
thirty five years. On the 26th Of Nav.
while in Des Moines, en- route to Chica-
20, he was suddenly taken with an at.
tack Of diarrhna. Having sold Cham.
bcrlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhua
remedy for the past seventeen years, and
knowing its reliability, he procured a
q - cent bottle, two doses Of which
completely cured him The excitement
and change Of water and diet incident 10
travelling often produce a diarrhoea.
Every one should procure bottle Of
this romedy before leaving home. For
sale 10y Dr.. VI. G.. Padcn, druggist.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01

Mrs. Crln0lino "a few months henccD-
The dolid seltlshness of incu Ia street eur
Ia disgusting
Her ilushand-W What's happenctlf
MIS- Criuolinr ! entered q crowded street
car today. aud only Two men g9t Up New
Nork Weekly
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01
lOIIst

Suffering Customer-lIave you anything
that will cure ncurnluiaf
Druggs-No. sir
Customer with iervorl-Giye me your
hand. lts some compensation for Il year.
of misery that I've found one honest man
at last.-Chieagd Trihnne.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01

II can always ;cll what n man eats by
looking nt him, said Jarlcy.
We'll, what do ! ratf" said Hawkins.
Judging from yUur secdy appearance /
should say seeds. said farley. lIarpers.
Haxur.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01

Fifty cents il a small doctor bill. but
that is all il viii cost you to cure an or
dina-y case "f rheumatism IL you use
Chamberlain's PAIN Balm. Try il aud
You will be surprised nj the prompt re.
lief It affords. The trst application will
quict the pain. 20 cent bottles Tor sale
/ y Dr VI Padcn. druggist.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01

'oh. don'tF and You mustn'tl' she cried
~ Der cliocl. flushed ro.ily rcd
"lt's matter this arm gfipped Lcr side,
".ot pressing importance" hof5,id. Chicago
Record
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01

llc-Don't you admire Miss Rips com
plrXionf
shc-Oh immcnsrly. I'm great lover
II att, you know Club.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01
NnsInrrr.

Mr.. Poghlight Truly, Miss Philtecth.
since have moved next door to your home
have greatly enjoyed hearing your daily
singing.
Miss Phlltceth confused Pardon me.
Mr.. Poehlight hut | rarely sing. Er-pa
Is u dentist, you know. and his office is right
of onr parlor e. Chicago Record.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01
IF v 0u Are
70 Of Posted

you great deal OF money. This department has
and parcel room, telegraph Office waiting room.
All these priyIges are absolutely FREE to every
subscriber. Tho SATURDAY BLADE is a highly H.
Illustrated weekly newspaper The CHIcAGo LED.
GER is we'll known family and literary illustrat-
ed weekly. These papers are the most interesting
Weeklles extant and have the largest circulation
OF any weekly newspapers in the world 500 OJJ
copies weekly. The price of either is So. 90
PER YEAR, 90 for SIX MONTHS, :,
SEND IN your subscriptions. A guide to Chicago
and the Worlds Fair also sample copies sent free
to any address.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01
XOu WIFI Ese Robbed
I'm Chicago
I'D uH'iMg the WORLDS Fair

Every subscriber TO the SATURDAY BLADE or CHICAGo
LEDGER VII receive F2EE CERTIFICATE emitting the
do,aef ] To car at our oce any hour day night Sun
Jay curing the w Words Fair, and will locate Won a
Whatever priced room wish We personally inv
boarding houses, rent hotels etc and can
irment has postofce reading and writing room BAGGAGE
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01

Newell posts, porch columns, balusters
and all kinds of turned woodwork
turned on short notice at w. o. Building
and Lumber Co. 8 planning mill.
The old Abe eagle., 1893-06-01
Jh 0n H. fnpl'.
RAlBLE & HOPPING, PUBLISHERS.


Entered at White Oaks. y. NJ. PostofIice for
transmission through the mails as second-class
matter.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31
lTHE COMBINATION OIL CURE
offered to the Physicians Who Attend the
Great Man.
Mass Of Testimony Forwarded as Evidence
Of It's Healing Powers.

The following remarkable offer by DR..
D. M. Bye will explain itself. 1t shows
the faith, backed by the strongest kind
Of evidence, that the soothing, balmy
oils used by DR.. D. M. Bye will cure can
cor in it's most horrible form.
The following associated press tele-
gram appeared in many papers last week:
RumOred Illness Of the 0zar.
"BERLrN, May 20-A Polish paper, the
DzjeNDGk PsenGDsEG, says it learns from
st. Petersburg that a rumor is current
that the czar Ia ill. The rumor has it
that his majesty is suffering from carci-
noma, that is, a cancer, in the stricter
sense Of the word"
This is copy Of DR., D. M. Bye's letter
in reference to the above:
"KANsAs CRY, KAs, U. s.. A.,
May 25, 1893.
"To HIS RoyGI Highnsss, the Gear of all
tho RuSsEGS:
"MosT EMINENT SIR:--I have read in
various American newspapers that you
have lately become afflicted with dis
ease which your physicians pronounce
cancer.
''Whils I sincerely hope that this may
not be the fact, yet | beg to offer you my
Combination Oil Cure, with which /
have successfully cured many hundreds
Of the worst forms Of cancer.
~ realize that GIFT Of this kind will
never reach your hands until it has
passed the most rigid inspection on the
part Of your physicians, therefore / IN
close newspaper clippings showing what
my oils are doing for those afflicted with
cancer in this part of the world, hoping
that these evidences will encourage your
physicians to open correspondence with
me upon the subject.
"While I have high regard for you
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

healing, the great panacea for their
afflictlons.
Visit DR.. d. M. Bye's office in the
Portsmouth building, Kansas City, Kas.;
see and talk with the many afflicted who
are being treated for the most horrible
forms of disease. Also read the long
list, over 1900, who have been cured dur
ing the past year. This will give you
confidence, and with others you will say
that DR.. Bye has the greatest medical
discovery Of this or any other sga The
Oil, when applied to your suffering flesh,
relieves pain, induces sweet, refreshing
sleep, and heals the most horrible all
ments. 1t is equally beneficial by exter-
nal as we'll Rs internal treatment.
Wherever the skill Of the physician can
apply it, there it will do its work.
Cut this out and send it to some
friend or acquaintance who may not
have heard Of DR.. Bye's wonderful oils.
It may save his or her life; certain it is
that it will prolOng it and relieve them
from pain.
Fully 98 per cent Of the persons
treated are cured; in the 2 per cent. who
failed to recover the disease had been
allowed to become fatal in it's work be-
fore DR.. Bye had an opportunity to treat
them. Delays, then, are dangerous. II
is astonishing how many thousand dol
lars are expended in cruel surgical opera
tions, in blistering and other futile
efforts to get cured on the part Of many
Of our patients before coming to Dr..
Bye. Profit by their sad experiences.
The best read Of the old school physi-
clans, your family physician, for instance,
will tell you that cancer is inoursble.
While mistaken they are honest in their
views. Then there is another class who
will drain you Of your last dollar, proba-
bly, dishgure you for life, and you re-
ceive no bene6t-rather, are made worse
and return home dis6gured with their
knives and other hideous treatment.
DR.. Bye cures you speedily, without
pain, by the application Of his healing
oils.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31
A Lamsntabls State Of Affairs,

A well known republican politician
suggests that the fight this year will be
on county clerks. There are now lO5
counties in the state, one less than last
year, and each one will elect q county
clerk, who next year will certify to the
election returns on congressman, state
officers and members Of the legislature
As was demonstrated last fall in the
Haskell county case, county clerks are
possessed Of remarkable power, pro.
Hded they wish to change figures and
certify to false returns. There is an
evident determination on the part OF
both republicans and Populists to make
the battle this year on clerk, and candi-
dates for all other positions will be
traded for that on both sides. The vote
on that Office next November will con-
sequently be fair evidence OF the
strength Of the two parties.
We take the aboYe from the editorial
columns Of the Ottawa Republican. It
was taken by them from Topeka re-
publican exchange, and is being passed
along the line as an initistOry republ-
can step to capture the next legislature.
This outrageous avenue for fraud has
been opened and made secure by the in
iquitous supreme court decision Of last
winter. Reader, what do you think OF
itP There has stood from time immem-
orisl legal maxim that fraud vitistes
everything and cannot be legRlized.
But the Kansas supreme court has re-
versed this. It has legslized fraud, and
has handed down q decision creating the
county clerks and the oanvsssing board
q tribunal with powers to appoint every
member Of the state legislature regard
less Of elections.
Under that decision the ballot box be-
comes a supernumerary. Should the
county clerks and canvassing board See
fit to set aside every man hsnceforth
elected to the Legislature, and issue cer-
tifcstes to other men, these fraudulent
certificate holders become the legal
house, and can appeal to the court to
protect them as such, while the legally
elected 125 men can 60 and whistle.
The republicans will take every ad-
vantage Of the scsndslous license for
fraud granted under the decision Of the
supreme court; the above clipping from
the Republican is full evidence. Clerks
and csnvassing boards are what will
control now. Msjorities count for moth
ing. By virtue of such frauds Douglass
became speaker, about q dozen republi-
cans became members and honest legis-
lstion was relegated TO the graveyard
Ottawa Journal, May IS.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

Having been convicted Of willful false
hood relative to the removal Of the
names Of the old crowd from the Kansas
Worlds Fair building, the Capital is now
engaged in copying eastern newspaper
articles based upon its lying dispatches
sent cut several weeks ago. What o no
bic lot of "stand up" patriots there is
around the editorial rooms Of our Eighth
street contemporaryI-Daily Press, May
20.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

The Kansas F. A. & 1. q. Worlds Fair
Information and Protective Association
Have made excellent arrangements for
the entertainment of q limited number
Of people, and desire to assist all in Sc
curing the best quarters for the least
money. Therefore we invite those who
expect to visit the great Columbian Ex-
position to send their names and sd-
dresses, giving county and nearest rail-
road station, and receive by return mail
full and complete information, together
with name on certificate, which will
guarantee the holders all the informa-
ton necessary to secure comfort and
convenience from the time they leave
their home station until they return.
Address all communications to j. b.
French, 80 Columbian Building, Topeka,
Kas., or J. H. Stevens, 6825 May street,
Chicago, Ill.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

Every lover Of a fine
watch should see this one
The movement Is one that
any expert would be
proud Of. Gold and steeI
works the finest made.
Every bearing set with O
ruby; cut and polished In
shape Of oil cup, which
holds the oil for three
years, with one cleaning
The most economical.
a person can buy.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31
GOLD FILLED.

First class Jewellers are
selling this watch for S2S
and S35. These are sam
Piles ofthe verybest make
of watch which Is q life
long time keeper; every
body knows that a first
class 20-year filed watch
never wears out. These
are made In hand carved
designs, both Ladies' and
Gents sizes, with the Pa.
tent Safety Plnlon, ant
the new Burglar-prOOi
nOn-pull-out bow.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

The Kansas F. A. & 1. q. Worlds Fair
Information and Protective Association
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31
Hay Wanted.

The Charles TrSpper Commission Co,
Kansas City, has unusual advantages
for selling all consignments Of hay TO the
best advantage There is now q good
demand for hay. .
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31
GOLD PLATED.

Four plated and FURNISHED
by hand. The only watch of
It's kind ever shown in this
country. You can sell il
for four times the price ; re-
memberyou can return the
watch any time within one
year. and receive your
money back II you find ii
otherwise thanrepresented.
They are made In both La
dies and Gents sizes.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

as one occupying an exalted position
among men, it is not for this alone offer
you the oil. Frankness compels me to
state my Combination Oil Cure (prO-
tected by trade mark in your country as
we'll as in several other countriee) is GER
tain to effect q cure as it has in hundreds
of other cases, and should it come 60 the
knowledge OF the world, or even to the
people in your country, that my oils were
the means Of curing you, certain it is
that this would cause the afflicted every
where to apply for it.
"The Robert Lincoln referred to in the
inclosed newspaper clippings is q son Of
the late President Lincoln.
81 hope you will do me the honor of
acknowledging the receipt of my offer,
and that your physicians will use the
Combination Oil Cure upon you, to the
end that you enjoy speedy recovery.
Most respectfully,
DIR. D. M. BYE,
Kansas City, Kas., U. s. A."
CARD TO THE LADIES.
On account Of the great increase in
business, and the number Of patients
that daily throng the Office and waiting
rooms of DIR. d. M. Bye in the Ports
mouth building, Kansas City, Kas,, many
Of them are ladies suffering with com.
plaints>peculiar to their sex, DR.. Bye has
found it necessary to secure the assist
snce of q competent physician of expert
ence in these special cases., He is happy
to inform his many friends and patients,
and more especially the ladies, that he
has secured the services Of professional
gentleman, one Of experience and skill,
who has been engaged in the sanitarium
and institute work for many years. Ed
ucated in the east and having had supe-
rior advantages in institute work.
cancers, tumors, chronic complaints in
every form, and especially as gyn@Colo-
gist, which places him in the front rank
among professional gentlemen OF the
west. DR.. Bye has been trying for
months to engage the services Of this
gentleman, which he could not do until
he had first Investigated and tested the
virtues Of DR.. Bye's special remedies.
His services have been secured at great
cost, and the afflicted are invited to call,
bring their friends, and prove the truth
Of these statements.
Persons afflicted with cancer, tumors,
ulcers, catarrh, eczema, erysipslas and
all forms Of skin diseases will find the
Combination Oil Cure, consisting of va
rious medicated oils, soothing, balmy,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

FINE ADJUSTED'
This watch keeps time
in any kind Of weather
and keeps time to a sec
ond in either heatorcold.
Such watches are never
sold at a low figure, as
they are TO be found only
In high class jewelry
stores, where fabulous
prices are charged
These we sell with Ou'
guarantee for 26 years,
Practically o life time
gold filled cases.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

stlRened. Just think Of
the only watch in the
American market Of It's
kind that will stand the
test Of 30 years. This is
the very finest watch we
sell; there Is no other
watch made just like iti
In many respects II viii
stand comparison with
watches sold for $50 and
$50. Money returned II
found other than repre-
sented.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-05-31

SOL1D HIChLE
Finished. A watch that
is fully guaranteed to
stand the test Of 8 years
wear. Stem wind, Stem
set. We have both La
dies and Gents sizes In
this style Of watch, The
works are made Of the
very best material, Bal
ance, Jewelled, Tempered
and adjusted, and every
Improvement Of a high
class watch, and a per-
feet time keeper.