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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
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8eitB beS 6rn. 2ange iiber. St tpuBte 6aa
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feline GeranIaiiun9 gei6ab es aucb, baB Die
lutbertibe SDnobe in ct. Souls tbr etgenes
8erlagsgei6Gft, Den @oncorbia : Gerlag,
griinbetc. @ln ser @riin6ung beS borttgen
Lut6erii9en GoncorbtazS Seminars nabm ct
9let6faIs ben regiten Nntbet[.
6err 2an9e ber6eiratbete it6 1851 nit
SRI. Margaretbe S6mtbt, NIT Der ct in
9lidli9iter @be Iebte. NuBer ieiner Satin
iiberleben i'm bier S06ne unb 5pet IO6ter,
BON benen bic cine nit 6errn Otto 9ooer1
letn, Dem Goniul ser Ser. Staaten in
9etp3ig, berbetratbet lit. Die betoen
iingiten S0bne leben in ct. 2putS, bic
beiben anberen, wie gelagt, in Gbtcago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
9ie Photographic iHt Sienfte Oct
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1tamentItb felt 6er @rftnoung Der ltbereus
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0ienit Ser Wtiienl9aft 9eiteut. Nament
Lid1 Ser Sternenfunoe bat tie 1ebr %ipelent7
LiDe Oienite g%eleiitet.
0bgeIe6en BON Ben iebt bielfa6 befannten
Sonnenz urb Wonb>B photographer lit eS
ben @ebriibern 6enrD in 8ariS 9elungen,
nicbt nut Sterne iehiter @r0Be (ote fletn7
item nit bloBem Qlu9e ii6tbaret), ionbern
1ogar bic 8il0er bon Sternen ie63ebnter
@r0Be auf BEN Blatten i6rer Npparate fefte
s"ubannen lno an benz Sternc Mtaia in BEN
8letaben baben ite etnen Bis Oabt1 unbe>
fannten S%ternennebel auf Die Ylatte ge1
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melt getpeiene aitronomi16e @ongreB Die
pbotograp6iibe Otappirung 0e3 9elammten
Sternenbimmels bei9lofien, po3u ettpa
%Sebntauienb pbotograpbtl9e Nufnabmen
erfDrberLt3 itnD.
NuBerbem baben ftb bie @ebrIber 6enrb
NIT benz beiten Grfolge Ben Photographic
icben %Nufna6men ber 8laneten Supiter
uno Saturn, SannIe en- 1T Barts bet Nut1
nabme bon &ometen utb Gonnor IN Som
BON 6er 6es Srion>9tebels getptbmet.
Set Der aitronomiiHen photographic
6tent baS Sernrobr aIs Camera; Die 2tnie
oeiielben enttpirft in tbrem 8rennpuntt
Elm obiettibeS 8tlb bes gu p~botograpbirene
ben @eIttrnS, tpel6eS enttpeber unntttelbar
nit 6ilfe ciner ltdtempftnoltcben glatte
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aus Ser auf sic l~rbeltanOtbeile Der
neutrality-suspicious. Stoffe gei9Ioiien perz
ben fat1n.
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fDrIbung beS tpetteiten 6tmmeISraumes,
in ben fetn m~enlblicbeS Qtuge, iel6it ntbt
nit 9tlfe Der beiten Serngldier, ein5u1
bringen Dermag, gu 9tenften 9eiteQt bat,
miro iie iebt au6 3ur @rfori6ung bes
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Der @rIGuterung zines 8ilbes, peI9es
8outan 1T Sau6ertlei6un9 BET Ser Nufz
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gBeientli3en aus einem groben, faBGbn7
lt6en 8ebaIter, Ser nit Sauerltoffgas sez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02

he8 @epra8e. @raberitraBc, Serum, 0ffentz
libe 8Qbcr, GDeater unO 2lrena aleS
md6nte an Die geipaltigen 8orbtlOer in
Som, tpenn altcb 2t1lcs i'm @er8lei6e 5ur
itolsen MtetroppliS pie ein GicienipieI5eug
a1sia6, 10 baB Der geleDrte Giccro, 10 oft
ct nacb Bompeit fam, mo- er cine lelner
3a6lreidben &iQen iteDen bate, Dor ii6
Dinsuitngen pflegte:
Tout est petit dams ce petit village.
St p~erital6 iib ndn1Ii6 farlos anf oaS
Sron30iii4e unb fiiDrte oft einen 8ano
8oltaire BET fi6.....
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02

1tnieretnS lit aber cine mo6erne Greatur.
Gir fommen per 8abn an Elm 6eiligtbum
attifer Civilization, vStazione Pompei"
ruff ber Gonbucteur. 3pti3cn bteien Stpct
@orten liegen 1000 Sabre. Die ttfenoe
l1br in 9ctner Weitentaibe, bus .3ettungs7
bLatt in 9einem lleber3ieber : @QeS be-
beutet etue reue !3ett, eine 1eue 0elt.
S6reflt9 reu, 10 baB Der rei9e Sbooop
geitern gu Dir in sole" iagen fonnte:
Very old place, indeed. Why don't they
build it up again? The location is
charming and [ have seen dozens of
the finest corner lots. Oortd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02

ttt6 Sen Gbignon. Gs iei 6o9 rcbt i3abc,
baB bcibe ab9el9afft tporben leten. 9as
@rge6niB BON olleocm lit, OaB mir torper7
licb burcb ba5 Gbao5 bon Speiie1 unO
@einen uno geiitig Ourcb Ben in mich BON
allen Geiten biuein8epumpten 8looltltt1
rteBenmdBig iblecbt miro nno baB tb am
nGcbIteu Morgen nit einem IetbIicben unD
ieeltic6en &ater crpa9c. Sin i3euBltbcr
53peibultb, Elm iol9cr 9oppclfater gte
6errlicb pobl fihlte i9 oa jeben Wfor9elr
i'm rSole", nacb etnem in liebli3en Sc
Iprdbcn iiber claiiti6eS Iltertbum, ltber
WtarS un6 @enuS 5u9ebracbten Nbeno!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02

9O9, poblgemerft, bas ffnb aaes
Ieben6e Stabte. 9a bait Du Define
9tnbaItspunfte. SSn bret Sagen bait 0u
0etnen 8trtb, 9ein Gafee, 9einen 8ucb@
b%dn6ler, in 48 Stunben peiBt Ou, no Ou
@igarren gu f%aufen, @eIb SIT tpecbielr, 8rtefe
auf5ugeben bait. 8alO 9tebt eS Elm 8aar
2eute, Die Did 8riBen, ipenn Ou borit6erz
9ebit. &ai9 figit Oh Did t6ren Sitten,
ia9it good morning, Sir, ober bon soir,
monsieur, un6, iiBldcbelnb, felicissima
notte, Signorina. SDon iiber sic erte
6otelrebnltng flu3it 9u na9 Der iAneQz
erlernten g8eiie ser Gin9eborenen, 9bcr
III elmer to6ten Staot = 90 1T 0eine
imarte 9teiiepraris iODieI pertb tpie Elm gee
plaster 6olentrdger. Wta9 au9 Seil1ricb
Seine gu Dir iagen:
rl116 0u btlt boD ionit fein GieG,
Gbeurer 6reunb, in ioG1en 9ingenn, -
6ter 1T Define @eiS6eit 3a gu6e. 0u fiebTt
gar baIO, 6aB Oh I'M Elm Stiifer 1000
Sabre 81 ipdt auf 6ie @elt gefommen bift.
Ntur Der antife Oteni1 fan0 ftcb bier raicb
unb iider 5ure3t. 8Dmpeit mar 3tpar Elm
tleincr Plab, aber eS bate bie 6auptgrunbs
3ige Der onttfzrOmil9en Sta6t ais beutLtz
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

THE directors of the A., 7. & S.
F. Ry., on last Tuesday elected j.
W. Reinhart, president of the sys-
TEN. Mr. Reinhart is only Al
years old, but since 1883 has held
the position Of first-vice-president
Of the company, with special
charge of the finances Says the
optic; General Manager A. A.
Robinson, being known in this
section, was the favorite down
here, and the wish was general for
his appointment.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09
NOGAL NOTES.

Things are moving along in quet
manner and gradually the times in the
camp are improving Mr. X. Y. Ander.
aor, OF the Vera Cruz company, came in
on Friday, and with his nephew, George
Wardman, is comfortably quBrtered nt
Mrs Hydo's hotel without doubt tie
Vera Cruz mill will be In running order
by the last Of May. which occuranco will
hailed with Joy by everyone 10 this dis
trict.
Pedagogue Wharton took up the rod
on Monday morning and will teach the
young idea etc. We are also to be
blessed With graded school, through the
enterprise Of some Of our citizens who
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

ANYHOW if we can't have a
real, genuine railroad, it's crafty
ing to read of the numerous rail
road enterprises that are being in
corporated all over the country
with White Oaks as their object
i've point. Even if none Of them
are built right away it will give
the newspapers something to talk
about and advertise the town.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

THE reading room project which
has been undertaken by the w.
G. 7. o., now promises to become
a tangible and permanent institu-
ton, and should receive the en-
couragement and aid of every
young man in the city. A better
work could not be pushed to a sue
cessful issue.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

Col Coleman, c. Il. Easley and Albert
W. Puett are the leading candidates
within the Territory for the office of
surveyor general. The latter is SAID to
have a strong pull, as ne is a brother in
law OF Senator Voorhees,. or Indiana.
Mr.. Puott's home is near Roswell though
at present he Is mining in tho Organ
mountains. He was candidate for the
place at the time George w. Julian was
appointed: in fact il was practically
agreed that he should have it, hut Julian
had stumpcd Indiana for Cleveland and
at the last moment made such a show.
ing Of his claims that Mr.. Puett was
dropped and the place given 10 Julian.
Netr Mericdn.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

THE car-coupler bill which was
approved and signed by Harrison
on the 81 inst, was one of the last.
ls well as best and most important
acts of the outgoing administra-
ton. In brief the bill provides
that after january lst. 1898, every
freight car engaged in interstate
commerce, in the United States.
must be provided with automatic
couplers. and every locomotive
must have steam brakes on its
driving wheels. After january
lst, 1895, every company doing
interstate business will have n
legal right TO refuse TO receive any
freight car from another company
which is not provided with auto
matte couplers. These proposed
improvements will cost the rail.
roads considerable money but viii
be the means Of saving great
many lives and prevent the main
ing of thousands If brakcmen and
switcbmen every year.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

have subscribed the sum necessary for
teacher.
Burl James and Benj. Robinson are
making a test run OF ten tons OF ore
from their claims in Skull gulch' above
Parsons. They are using the old Par
sons "coffee mill" au old style five ton
Huntington, which l am afraid will not
give them satisfactory returns.
Chas. Cadmus made glad the hearts
Of some of our people last week, by dis
tributing little of the "coin of the
realm" He, in company with Walter
Hyde, left Tuesday morning for Three
Rivers, for three days trip.
w. j. Henley has the contract for
wood cutting and hauling for M. D..
Gaylord, who is doing the development
on the American mine. Mr.. Gaylord is
now drifting on the vein and matters
look very favorable for the opening up Of
fine body of ore.
Steve Powers returned from Stanton
Wednesday, where he had been doing
the happy papa act. Mrs. Powers and
baby are we'll. Steve just $50 so"
Portman and Carrico are rocking the
cradle" with good results on Dry gulch
placers. They are going to bring the
water from Nogal canon to sluice with
Hon. Thos. W. Henley. Mrs. Susie
Ellis and Miss Nellie Henley went to
Lincoln on Sunday to attend to matters
connected with the estate Of VIM. Ellis
deceased.
Settlers along the Bonito are prepar.
ing to plant, and it is to be hoped that
their crops may turn out better thar
last year.
j. Geo. Huber is as genial as ever anC
is patiently awaiting the development OF
his district
Parson Scroggns held forth in tht
meeting house here Sunday morning
and evening.
The young folks gave social dance
on Friday night.
Miss Lizzio Cory is attending our new
school.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09


IT now transpires that Gov. Nc
Kinley knew just what he was
about when he endorsed paper for
Banker Walker. 1t turns out that
Mckinley has had old man
Walkers life insured for his own
benefit for 100000; that the policy
has run sixteen years and now has
a cash value of 100000. Just
think what an immense amount Of
maudlin gush and sympathy has
been wasted ON that asiute iudivid-
ual! We didn't think that the
author of that Infamous measure,
so well known as the Mckinley
bill, could be the generous, lin
ocence abroad fellow he was
cracked up to be by his worship
pers. Thus are all idols shattered,
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

THE Velasco (Texas) Times runs
the following rather unique quo
tation between its head rules:
"God might have made better
country, but surely never did"
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

Ex-Gov. GRAY, of Indiana,
didn't succeed in breaking into
Cleveland'a cabinet, but he has
received a pretty smooth layout in
the way of the mission to Mexico.
Something like 1880 a year in
-
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

They say that the Denver man
ayers of the D. & E. P. Ry. are
Saying nothing, but are saving
wood" Must have enough sawed
by this time to supply the road
with fuel for year or two-when
they get it in operation.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

NoTE In accordance with the inten
tion Of the management as announced
in November, 1891. to limit the amount
Of new insurance actually issued aud
paid for (in the accounts OF the year
1922 to One Hundred Million Dollars.
the amount Of insurance in force MS
above stated includes the amount Of
snch voluntary limit with but a slight
inctease unavoidable in closing tho
December accounts
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND will pull
the string that will open the
Worlds Fair to the public on
May 1st.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

WALTER Il. GILLETTE General Manager
FREDERfc CROMWELL, Treasurer
LMcRy McCLISrocg, lid. FI.A.Actnary
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

From the Surplus dividend will be
M usual
ROBERT A. GKANNIsS. Vice. Pres't
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09
PHORCUs.

Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Zimmerman, at
present in Santa Fe, were made glad,
last night, March 9th, by the addition to
their family, of bright little daughter,
the first of the flock. k.-Optic.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

! have carefully examined tho fore
going Statement aud find the same TO b,
correct.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09


General Agent for New Mexico and
West Texas, III paso, Texas.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

QUITE number of new railroads
are being built into White Oaks
just now paper.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

The following is a special to the Den
yer Republicans
Letters and dispatches received in this
city confirm the report that the bonds
have been placed aud the money raised
for the construction of a railroad between
Durango and Albuquerque. Mr.. Cham
berain, railroad expert, recently went
over the proposed route, which is l2O
miles, and reported favorably to the
eastern syndicate. The cost Of construc
ton will be less than that Of any road in
the Rocky mountains, owing to the fact
that no place on the route is there a
grade as high as two per cent. 1t will
be possible TO haul forty cars OF freight
with one engine, and it is the most prac-
ticable railroad project in the state. 1t
is understood, from an authentic source,
that the line will be entirely independent
aud not be backed by the Santa Fe rail
road. II any railroad company is be.
hind the scheme, it is the Denver & Rio
Grande.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

General Manager Charles Hamilton,
o: the Texas Central Railroad company,
in speaking OF the frequent reports con-
corning the westward exteution Of that
line, stated that it had been decided to
build to Albuquerque, but that the
route had not been thoroughly examined
or any propositions nude to the towns
and interests in the territory to be
traversed. Beyond the fact the exton-
ton has been determined nothing
further has been agreed upon. The
company has formally disposed of its
northeastern division, and its entire
attention will now be centered on the
main line and it is not improbable that
eurly action will be taken in connection
with the Albuquerque connection
Fort Worth Gazette.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

A. n. WArFRuousE, Auditor.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09

The Clayton, White Oaks & Pacific
railroad has been Incorporated, and is
said to be a Rock Island enterprise
The road will run from Liberal, Kansas,
the present terminus, to connection of
the y. P. r. R. to Clayton in eastern
New Mexico, thence to White Oaks and
Albuquerque. The telegraphic line and
depot grounds are provided for. The
capital stock will be $l,000,000. The di-
rectors and incorporators are; Messrs. L.,
F. Garcia, Francisco Gallegos, Chris
Otto, j. G. Hill, r, P. Ervien, Col. Love,
]. e. Curren, w. j. Cone, e. W. Fox,
Or. North, Emitero Gallegos, Francisco
Miera and Capt. L. &. Fort, OF Las Vegas.
1t is 165 miles from Liberal to Clayton.
Guthrie NeWS.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-03-09
RAILROAD.


From the Denver Times
j. J, Hagerman aud Charles B. Eddy
OF Colorado, the chief promoters of the
Pecos Valley Irrigation systems, have
just placed in New York and London
$4,000, 900 in bonds for the extention OF
the Pecos Valley railroad north from
Eddy, N. NJ.
The new line will run from Eddy to
Hagermap, distance Of sixty milee,
thence via White Oaks to Bernal station
on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe,
thirty miles south of Las Vegas. The
latter city will be the terminus of the
new line, as the Pecos people have Il
contract with the Santa Fe to run into
Las Vegas over their road. The dis
tance from Eddy to Bernal is 225 miles.
Work will begin in two months. The
deal also involves the building of the
Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe liue from
San Angelo, Texas, to Pecos City, to tap
the Pecos line, thus giving the southern
and gulf section a new route via the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and the
Atlantic & Pacific to the Pacific coast
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
sLscTalclry in AGRICULTURE.


ih proves the Quality But In
u'A's' the Quantity of Crops.
se report Of tue minister of aericul,
I'm. Nos'a hiea occurs the following re-
~ 'he experiment OF applying cleo.
=. q apFomoter OF the growth of crops
v.r,y hns supplanted the horse on
IN, ~ railways, steam IN cur factories.
~, - vi VI 70 our residences and business
N. AM snd II now appears as a competitor
.Il nls s-s,nieals and other forms of artifi-
|tios,e. ssctricity Is applied to the soil as
ti,k . ~ Trees or poles is to % meters
Irs,,.s = nlRher II possible, is attached by
"a ~ y ihsnlators thick wire or ealvan-
n, ~ ~ oar ending In fine copper wires IN
ga A. ~ broom. This bar communi-
|sin, Il \. vs. VS. level of the ground, with iron
u, !, s1 w % depth Of 10 to so eentime-
|hsd :, y nol 70 Interfere with the work.
.tSsrs .s - sou. The distance between the
NV ~. wires d TWO meters.
Z, Z, .'ee'ne action extends 10 a distance
Ia. 1.,'ens around the collectiop bar
49, oar collecting bars mfBce ~. a. na.
ts b ~. ~ aeres. This apparatus may
Assii, i ~, and will continue giving good
a ~, VI tae distribution ground wires
1t a, All experiments demonstrate
fsolts !. , ..f1lc action produces "a Rood
M ns, .-llu be obtained from a thor
elY risis' sing Of the soil. me land no,
s,sssieitr Z eiop 20 per cent larger under
Y IL n,, ny me quality Is improved
wp,a Nv, ,afin p, Of the crop accelerated.
~ tie lssa 's.iisetrleity and manure are
s.s,Ial NV tIsalssiyes wonderful results.
.'l.llr he fs s..s. sAye been advanced to
~ siu,s sr te,l ' Effects OF electricity
.s,,, Ion may b. an !, 70 ' ,h. sol,
y 4 ~ = The soil froaa lie a,eo uy WI.
.sIs- s,. slsi OF il may oct by pseaasi1s,
r,hasl. - IfAelon Of the useful article
y a..i', \, y disAolviDg aud redusip@
-''i,z < tls ~, condition the insoluble
A--Lewiston Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
NEW YORK pRoDucE.

by 4AhhoCihl'h ItHss
New York, Nov. II. whoat- Spot.
dull; No. red elevator, GO 5-SliGG 8-ic:
options opened lower and closed weak
al $50 net decline; No. red, January
O0c. May. ~ lie: December, g. 1-2c.
Corn Spot more active, and easier;
No. .. elevator 40 3-iH40 Use
Options Opened lower and closed dull
at i-4a3-Sc net decline; January. 4Tc.
May, 4S34c; December, 40 j.sc.
Hides Steady; wet salted New Or.
leans selected, - to Gj pounds. 1-2a
/ lie; Texans selected, 70 TO 50 pounds.
be; BuenOs Ayrcs, dry, 20 10 "A pounds,
ifc: Texas. dry. % to 80 pounds. 3 i-9c.
Rice Steady; domestic fair 10 extra,
9 5-Sa5 30: Japan, 4 3-Sdi use.
Molasses- Steady; New Orleans open
kettle. good 10 choice, 36dIlc.
Colfee-Options closed steady at
sl7 25@1I 30; December 5000;
January. SIG IS.
Spat STEADY, 81 1885 cordova,
9Om2O II.
Sugar Raw, quiet; fair refining, n
SIZE; cenIrifugals, 90 test. 3 l-ic; re-
fined quiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

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