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UuxeAx-The fanera. n James A Duncan vii
be fsesd shls morning 81 10 o'clock o. bancey
ssevaf4's chapel. fnternsns Ia LAKE View
eenssssrF.
yAIRD-Tns sHnsrai services OF Dr. W. !, ~
Baira ssgl hse h@sd this sfsernoon ~ ocsock. a.
the residence OF T. Loyinx &nitfiagf0n. lzeS
ssegers street after which the remains VIII ee
sept 20 Whsenz W. VA
EAMAaE-Ths funeral services Of DAwt1 NJ
Esanlaxe viii be nes9 ~ the koss church. frs-
ua,fit this morning AT 10 s'clorx- Inssftnens 81
Mount Pleasant cemstsry.
AIf,I.s--At Eersratfas Saturday, Decsm5es q
1885, ElksnAh Mills. Of osc are, aged 20 years
services VII be held Menday ut ii O'Clock In
termen. In Mountain View eeEnetery.
rLTMaEH-The funeral OF Blanche l., dauxhtsr
Of NJ. ard Nrs. Edward ~. P1ummer. Will iaks
place ~ the Fifst RApsist church this Afternoon
az 2. ~ eciock. Intermsns 10 Lake View GENE
fsry.
sHers res rose. hudding ross.
Blasted before fts bloorr
whose Innocence did ssts hisciose
Beyond that flowers psrfuna
~ro those who for her loss are gYisysd,
This eoaselatson's given.
shes from . world Of wss relieved.
And blooms. . rose, in Heaven"
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JOSEz-At sz1 Lewis street seattle. - 4 q "a.
Thurxdsy. November 80, 1898, 20 M aDa MA
j. ". Jones, daughter.
MeE*FGHT-fn ses.tse, Wednesday. NoSsmSer
-. 1893. 20 tss wife Of :. r. MekEssh., sons
10 pounds.
eTAs--fn seattle. Trss6ay. yovsmnes e. 1879.
20 the wife Of q. r. Sims. fas<sfsf.
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NOTICE FOR SEALED stDs-sS THE MA

NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDs-iS THE xxAl
Az ter OF the ssixn nent Of Barre BruA
Public no Ice Is hereby given sh8t a. 4 ~
o'clock noon. on Monday. December II. iet1 b
will receive sealed oids for the parrasas < r.
entire stack Of iewelry and xtunss in the stars n
$50 Second street. seattle, Wash lately pxYnfNI
Barre Bros
This stock Of feweiry. siiveswAfe. ssc. -
lately tnyentoried and valued nc lnvoscs pe1ce >
$S,07Ssl, aed the fixtures were yai8l b
SLOTS. so The stock IL and TIE tavsa>65|
and stock can De examined by calling GA shS -
derstgned st his address below given
This notice IL given pursuant 20 a. order 4 r.
superior court OF King county. and ~: bs<s uf7f
subject 10 the followi & conditions. to-wst:
Terms of sale, cash No Old VIII he coasi3eG1I
for less than AZ per cent Of the snventorted ss<I
ton No sale will be made without the anpeo9
Of the court The said assignee. unter u n1S>1|
OF the court. reserves the right TO re3e5 ~ =
all bids n 7. MctDS y EGHE{.
Assignee OF Barre Bros room a0a Soai6h -
tionei Bank building. Seattle. WASH
Dated cattle. Sovencer III. 1898
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JOHNSON HooF-ooS-At Port To~nsend. De
exmbes l. 1898 by Rev. Robert Eoyc- ME-
FINEST Johnson 20 Miss Anass Hoofsooss both %
Tacoma
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Advertisements undex the head Of Lost Found
For Sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted will b
inssrfed at the rate of cent word each insertion
Payment always In advance. Nc advertisements
received for less than IS cents
ECTICE-The business Office OF the PosT-fS-
IsIIssEscER ~ open until IL p m. Classified
advertisements vii Be receivsd up TO this tIms.
Advertisements win be received NJ branch cfacss
Al the PosT- fxrELLfeHScER NJ:
Tacoma Bafeau .........fIiS Pacific Avenus
Thomas sammona, Manager.
Tho following letters await Advertisers 81 this
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(,fTY FORGE AND IRON woRks-QrICK
Swofx. lev gx.eeA Corner " est s7a Inivsrstx
ssreesA
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nTsNTEFe~tADTEs To BUN ORR HATS Ar
w FSase~a rzsceSs slsa give dresses swar
vita purchases 81 millinery. ary seoss saa shess
I be 8sn AsFcAs, fsUaS ans CsStsF stFeess
lrASTKn-LAnfN 10 SIX oUR SAILORS
w Fsz5eeu4 L. &sS ara &se fhs Aoa MaEcas.
fsssas aa8 SesSE
" A&EEp--HotNg NURSE Girl. MRS =
" s0stae ssee. fS2s Iasssaas street Taxe
M@assrs SIgeet car
IA Ant a. Al MA ~ WALKERS DRESS
" RsAAs#s sseesas ssx fright tHsssissses girls
~tss a. go - 3Fs@ssszSea tEs attest M
tFessS t@tisF - Stssst sssnssx fafasae wsea
1aAssaSd a. a. eas >essne xsrNst, ears@r MAssea
ever >.@ aoyA ktkc&za-
" AssfEtA~@1AnN AGENTS To SILL A
W s4sSsAEsY. ssgi& sex. Cali or Adde'S
lssieS sFsysAify 60. reosa 80 safe ppresa s0ssa-
fa&. Seattle. MAsA
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| ost-GoRACkkS' MoRACkEss LIKES
- - hAndwFta@ on wAis Noxarsert. MarMckensf
~ IS discovered ~ sky lac last Egxht Tei.~csrs
ls~~ afs<f e1e3ncg~A- VI. q e. A. T.--T-scSsm-a
-. 5sAA0s1 Al axs eGsy seeaaa asaa ssSrs ssxsa
s%@ ft&a SGsSsA
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RI pEsaSER. eussxITH isss FRONT
street
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NOTICE TO Contractors.

D8oPosALS WASTEo-sEALED PRDpo
sails wlu oe received BY the board o. trasTsss
Of abe W sssingto1 Reform school unfl Tue&esy
December 5. 1898. ~ O'Clock p M for furnish
Ing supplies. cons.s.trg q groceries. dry goods
uieatz 1oar butter. farnitsfs. CARPETS. aaraw
etc. etc. 20 Dc delivered ~ the school
4 fall list 81 articles needed VIII De f,arnsshsd
npon sppication 20 the supertnl sn1en. OF The re-
fSrm school 90 Chehsiis wash
All proposals should De N sSe 10 John TlSe<on
preetceat Of the eoard trustees, Chen Ais - asA
tngton. married 'seAied Proposaiss
All payments 20 - n asts in state warrants
JOHN D0Hs0S,
/. r. COMPTON,
HENRY pkIM
Bcafd Of Trustees.
GCysMIrHs
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BAMBOO FURNITURE.
Tables. essels, chairs. etc. made TO order. ll0z
Second street. between seneca aud -prinx.
DT NnC-WE HAVE ON HAND
l. n NOC large assortment Of pianos ef
standard makes In walnut. oak. mahogany ard
ebonirsd cases In inspection of our stock will
wei repay intending purchasers Call on rs or
write for cataioxues etc. Winter & HARPER Burke
block. sos second street.
NIANI %. New yors A eioet - r da.
5l33l4 ofsee hours from 20 s
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ENGINEERS AND coSrRAcroRa

GAN FRANCISCO RRfD3E C.yAPASY-ES-
~ xtnee-s Ksd CONTRACTORS for hrd<s Of every So
scrtptsoa saaH esisdinx piedravinx dretgiaS
AID steel snoses excaxA;tax: plans And sp~cs.cs
teens furnishs 81 On Apessestlon, coyrespon6s0cs
icEed ofsre Stresses seattle Sas&oa&s Bank
euib1ssx. s@assia Wash
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" u DICAL.

T AIDES rHICH ESTER ENGLISH PEN
IL nyroysi Pills Diamond brand) are the best
safe, reliable: take other Send &c gstampsl
for particulars. eiisf for Ladies la letter By re-
turn mail ~ druggists Chichester Chemical
Co Philadelphia Pa
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WANTED GENTLEMEN To KNOW THEY
w can Sc; fu-nlShe4 rooms nv dsy OF week At
tcscst rsscsS Florence house. Foutth sna Ma.-
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WANrEp-WE WANT Nou no WORK yoR
W ia, Thus making slg n SIS per week: par
ties rrsHsrrsd who Sas fafnlsh horse ant travel
tafoagh the country team. though. Z. not beees
sart. = few vacancies IN towns and cities: snare
hours ntay Re used sosasf zAvansasa nj .
ichs~on & Co. hieveath and Aaia streeta Rich
usona. Va
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING
i OF Arcsna Ledge No. 81. 4. and A. NJ, sun
day. December y. 1893. mt 10 u m, to attend the
funeral ot Brother Alexander duncan, OF Port
Townsend Lodge. No. g. All Masons invited 10
attend L. 1. MOORE, w. NJ.
A RCANA LODGE, NO ST. r. AND A. NJ
~ stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
of each month L. I. MOORE w n
A. a Uysms sec
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NANfCURISG. HAIRDRESsISG sUeRF
NM nuoas hair removed by electricity Alice N
AIKEN "a HSte stevens
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WA>TEn-AEN To GET Our PRICES OK
W shoes, and remember that in these bard
times ss giee away 10 our shoe customers chickens
aad tafSeya Nerihof q Co, Front sad Iedsr
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PERSONAL.

MRS. L HUpGIS. DRESsMAKER. SOS
1u seventh street. wishes 90 inform the ladies' Of
seattle she will make stylish street suits and
evening dresses a. reduced prizes
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" ANTEp~AES IL EVERY COUNTY TO
w se5 private DETECTIVES uaser lnstrac;tnrS
esnTstence naneVcxssry. send stamp National
neseeiive bureau. Indianapolis. ina
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WANfEp--A CRACKER BAKER To run
w = Champion cake machine AaH cracker ms.
chine. with furnace oven ADDRESS stating wages
expected. J. y. Blake. Vancouver A a.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30
Silver.

The amount and cost Of silver pur-
chased under the act Of July II, 1890,
frem the date the act went into effect
August 81, 1890, to the date of The repeal
November g 1893, WAS 169,67i,590 fine
ounces, costing sl55, 5,930,94O. the average
cost per ounce being sU9244, The pres.
ent market price is about 10 cents per
ounce. 1t is certain that Of the purchases
s2G.057, ,2S5 worth was coined into stand
ard dollars. leaving l40 699,7jO ounces on
hand. This amount will coin sl3l,9l5,-
C00 1t has not yet finally been deter
mined whether to authorizo the coinage
OF the bullion, but in anticipation OF any
possible order, the mints have been
ordered to prepare the ingots and blanks
from which the dollars are made so as to
proceed with the coinage promptly
should the notice be given.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30
EQUITABLE TAXATION.

Those who object to an income tax
baye lai,ed ,hus far to present their OBJ
JectIuns III shape to attract attention.
1t is found to be an equitable tax III Eng
land because Ii compeIs the wealthy
classes to shoulder their Just share of
taxation, aud il was found 10 be an equi-
table tax here until the mllliunaires, 10y
manipulating Republican congress,
managed to throw this lignt burden OF
taxation of their own shoulders to the
shoulders If the poorer cla>ss where it
has since rested heavily indeed,
The equity of an income tax is what
ltcommen.,s it to those who take an in
tertsl in the republic. 1t places the
wealth Of the country 90 the same levo,
with labor, SO Tar rs taxation Is con
cerned, aud taxation comprehends all
the power OF the government for good or
for evil. Tuere can be no equity IN tax
alton unless the wea tn Of the republic
ls called On to pay its just aud proper
tomato share of the expen ses Of the gov
ernment.
Ihe.estimate has recently been mad.
that 25,0O0 persons in the United States
own S3l 800 U0O,000 worth OF property,
At per cent this property would yield
annually S15I5O0000 An income tax
of per cent on his amount would yield
1857 goo, and tins would be an agree.
able addition to our revenues, as well as
very light burden on the 2j010 owners
Of The property.
The same statistics show that under
the present systt m OF Indirect taxation
1859. .O06 families that average an an.
nual income OF 1868 to the family pay
80 per cent OF the tax5s OF this govern
ment while ls2,OOO families that average
9-3S,l annual income to the family io
not pay moro than per cent OF the gov
ernmcnt rev,nues.
This is very brief glimpse Of the in
equality that exists. all Investigations
show that the bulk OF tho taxes are paid
by labor, and this is burden in I'd
diti n to comparative poverty that labor
should not be compelled to bear
TO say that the imposition Of an in
come tax is an attack on the wealthy
classes is to formulate "a shallow an ar
gument as was ever invented. The rul
ing class Ia England il the wealthy clas,
and this class has deliberately imposed
an income tax on itself and has thereby
shown its wisdom.
The Democratic party will show III
wisdom by levyng an income tax aud
thus compelling the owners Of wealth Il
share the burdens Of taxation with tn,
wealth producers Atlanta Constitution
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30
DAVE DAYS-IES.

From Durango Democrat.l
The Democratic party has not as yet passed a
single bill. The evil legislation we complain Of
ia purely Republican.
II the income tax lodges above the So per an
mum notch tho average country editor will
escape having t. cough up annually.
II President Clevcland's Hawaiian views are
not strictly in accord with Democratic ideas,
our critics should bear in mind that our score
tary of state WIS captured from the enemy last
fall am, il not as yet familiar with with the code
of jefferson and Jackson.
Denver man took his wifes ball room dross
10 make a ncst fnr their canary bird, and an nc.
tion for divorce is pending The bird froze to
death.
Protection has given us sixty men who own
double the combined circulation Of this country
AMI yet n subaidizad press t-lls us we must not
mcddle with the tariff.
Colorado applicants for fourth class post
Offices have petitionod President Cleveland tc
build FIRE under General Bisssll II may ap
pear inhuman. but this is tho beginning Of
hard W inter and we favor allowing Republican,
/ 10 do the starving.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking PowdsS
A Pers oseps cres=s u Tartar Powder.

Don't Tobacco spit or Smoke Your
Life Away" is the truthful, startling
title OF little hook that tells all about
No to-bac, the wonderful. harmless guar
antced tobacco habit cure. The cost /,
iritling, and the man who wants TO qui
and can't runs no physical or fnanca
rick 10 using "Noto.bac." Sold by al
druggists. Book by mail free. Address
The Sterling Remedy 90. Indiana Min
ersl springs, Ind.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

The new Democratic tariff hill was
given to the public ON Monday 1t ful.
fille ! every expectation IL tbote who
predicted that there woull he a radical
MEASURE Of reform in its tenor. In
many respects it is surprise, even to
the Democratic members OF congress as
II is unprecedented in many Of it's pro.
visions. The free list is liberal enough
to satisfy the most radical advocates o;
reform The reputation Of reciprocity
Is decisive and emphatic. 1t provides
that silver an le,d, coal, copper aud
iron ores ayr icultural imple nents. salt
wood aud timber sh vi bs trea an that
pig lea shall be reduced from two tC
one cent p'r pound. rhs bbunty on
sugar is tn be peal 4 by easy gradpa.
tious aud will not be abolished for sever
years.
The nam feature Of the bill is th'
adoption. wherever practicable, oi aC
valorem instead OF specific dutles on ire'
raw materials.
The wool schedule will perhaps at
tract most attention. No duty is lei
higher than s. pr cen. on m ,nlfa'iuro'
Of " Inlel m ,terials. an that only on
ready made garments, the average bciu
lcss than 10 pcr cent. A cheaper qualit'
OF blankets AMI aannels is taxed p pa
! cont ani lower gradeH NJ carpets only q
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.
LET Us GIVE THANKS.

Thanksgiving Day comes once
more to a world grown old in
trouble and surfeited with wrong,
but a world which still finds in
each year something to be thank
ful for and something to be hope.
full for. In times of general pros
perity, we are too apt 10 lose sight
of and grow Indifferent to the real
object Of Thanksgiving; hence the
Lesson to be learned from the past
years experiences is the true ap-
probation Of what we have.
The value of all things is esti-
mated by comparison. However
badly off we are we might be
worse" and "however little we have
there is someone who has less, are
common, old sayings but they
have the sures. stamp of truth and
in their philosophy is to be found
the most satisfactory theory of life.
For the ordinary blessings Of life,
such as food and shelter and com
panionship and a measure Of
health, it is poor sort of a man
who does not feel grateful at all
seasons and especially so on this,
our own peculiarly American
festival.
1t was the awful possibility OF
starvation staring them in the face
and then happily averted, that
caused the Pilgrim fathers to in
augurato our first Thanksgiving
day; and comparison Of this
occasion and period with the
present and its wonderful advance
ment should inspire the heart OF
every true American with the
strongest feeling Of thankfullness
FOR the age in which he lives and
above all, for the fact that he is a
free American citizen.
Then let US all give thanks. II
times have been hard and the
financial remuneration for oul
labors has been slight during the
past year yet there are none Of uf
40 poor but what there is some one
thing for which we are or should
he heartily thankful. Therefore
lot US observe this day not only at
holiday but as time of heart
felt gratitude to the Giver of every
good and perfect gift,
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30
Tho state Bank Question.

The importance of carrying out the
recommendation contalued in the N
tiunal Democ attic platform in favor OF
The repeal Of the 10 per cent tax upon
stat bank issues cannot be- too strongly
or Warmly advocated by the Democratic
press. There should he no cessation in
the effolts OF the friends OF this measure
to push It through. With domestic
currency under our own con rol, tinan-
ci ques ons would trouble us very
lillle. We would he almost absolutely
indep nd-nt of the East and Of the
worhd IN ths matter ol currency. The
great fight which the opponents nf repeal
will make will be upou the "wild.ca
o-y." hey will endeavor to canviuce
congrcs. men that VT will not profit 10y
uur ante belium expeuence as to state
b mixing systelbs and hat we will fall
supinely INTO the same ioOls sh aud loose
methods vhlch entaiIed sIch uncertain.
ty and losses upon tho people. such
Arguments should not for moment he
listened to. 1t is u reflection upon our
intelligence to say that We cannot, uuder
the teachings Of experience and in the
lights which We now have, inaugurate a
a system OF state banks Of iesIe which
would make the notes as safe as national
BANK currency. Let us have our own
money The outside world need not nc.
cept II as currency. But for our domes
tic uses it will serve splendid purpose
For interstate dealings we can use
National hank and United States noter
and metallic money whenever necessary
-Ndsh riHe american.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30
j. c. BOYCF, Fxrert coal and il on
J. &. CAREY. Chemist in charge.

Considerable talk is now going on
among the onplDyAs ot tn, III Ab, Co
regar ling R ssstam which at present
in vogue in the mines NJ the Mort west
The prpplsitibn ia ~ flll1vH Tha am
ployes s.lsct physicitn inl 4 d'a &c
tion Of Sl.n par mplth from each
mans wages is mn ie at the c)nplny'S
office an pail to said physician; the
physician will tn an a't'nl III man from
whose wages the dsluction has been
made, with ,ut any furth3r ehlrge. Tn
E\aLE learns from the miners who have
come into his section from the northern
countries, that the scheme works with
per'ect satisfaction. ant trusts that
the raugement will be perfected here
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30
AdmInIstrninr. Nntlre.

Motto, i herehy siVen, that letters " admin.
istration upon the estate Of John 4. wills II, sr.,
deceased have been granted TO me. bv the Pro-
bate Court Of tho county of Lincoln, Territory
Of New No leo, bearing date tho 9th day Of
November, 1883.
All porsons having claims against said estate
are re- Iuifc To exhibit them to ne for allow.
ance, aud to iile tho same Ia said court duly
verified, w,hin one year from tho date Of sail
letter.. "a try may b. Iraelnded AID forever
barred ifom from any beueht of sncn estate.
jon T.. wits lS. JP.,
Administrator ci John 4. Wilson. IT,. Decd.
WLs.ohls y n. Nv .. 1914
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30
INTERMEDIATE.

r. Michaelis, ono OF Lincoln's leading
business men, is visiting in town today,
A great cut in ladies' jackets, ulsters
aud misses cloaks this Than ksgiving
week at Ziegler Bros.
The EAGLE regrets to announce the
death OF the infant child OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
Frank Pierce. last night.
NJ. ID. Gaylord came over from Vera
Cruz yesterday evening. lilo expects
Mr.. Anderson here Dext Sunday.
Mems extra large cashmere and silk
muillers. also very nice China silk hand
kerchiefs in lovely new designs at Zieg.
Ter Bros.'
DR.. Paden and Col. Prichard went
hunting several days this week at Three
Rivers. They brought back some game,
but whether II was their own spoil or
purchased is an open question.
r. 9. Stewart, OF the B. & NJ. Co, the
crack salesman ot the west IL in town to-
day looking up his viciims. He lie
accompanied by Mr.. N. b. Emerson. Il.
G. is dead on TO good thing and Nth
his usual good judgment timed his visit
here just rIght for Thanksgiving feed
Hotel Oxsnne. Great head.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

AMERICANS are not falling over
each other in their efforts to en-
list under the banner of Santa
Ana Perez, General-in-Chief of
the Mexican revolutionisis, not
withstsnding his offer of from
$3.50 to $500 a day for armed men.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

That revolution down on the
Mexican border is on The tempest
in the teapot" order, and won't
amount to much unless Cleveland
aud Gresham should take it into
their heads to set up a little mon
archy down there.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

ACCORDING 10 the official figures,
one out of every forty Of the IN
habi'ants Of the United States
paid an income tax in 1868, the
tax being levied on all income ex-
ceeding S60O. year.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

DIR. Felix ADLER sizes the thing
up closely when he places the re-
sponsibility for much Of the exist
lug political corruption upon the
respectable citizens who do not
vote Or take any part in politics.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

A REPORT is being circulated
that Mrs. Frank Leslie is again
contemplating marriage" She
always is; butsometimes the fellow
escapes.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

1T etill seems TO be an open
question whether Minister Willis
will eat his Thanksgiving dinner
with Queen "Lil" or with Presi.
dent Dole.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

THEY have the right idea in Mil
waukee, where Jewish rabbi and
a Methodist preacher propose to
exchange pulplts on Thanksgiving
Day.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

IF in douo, what to Go with a
s. bill spend it on Thanksgiving
dinner for the family OF your
neighbor who is out of work.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

If Wiggins' prognostications are
correct, paragraphers will fare
poorly during the next three
months. lie predicts a no-pun
winter.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1893-11-30

Mr.. Walter G. Hadley, Of Albuquerque,
has been appointed by the directors OF
tho Mint to procure statistics Of the pro-
duciion of precious metals FOR this part
Of the country for 1853