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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-04-19

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f9rift. Der Serr 9egner beItrsitst
ss unO bGlt es fir unm0glid, baB bic
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Ssm sei6lofensn, unseliiftstsn Stals
bsrri6te, SAaoen eelittsn baben. Sa,
penu Der Ssrr 9egnsr fia nidht in bic
Gage zines O4ien perIsbsn lam, aann
1T inn ni4t gu belfen.
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ipabr, Muma, mir geben AUDI balb in
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Malpine nit ibrer Mamd bort uno bat
uns beuis in Der &laTs erSdbIt. buB
man ben san5sn Qbenb mid. aus benz
Senisren hsrauSfonlmt!"
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Sntsl SarI iagt INNER, sr mill nur
sins 8ernunftbeirutb einsebsn; oa pia
er ipobl bic 8srnunft bsirutben2. DART
er benn odss" - Wdter: y0sDlb; er
1T ia nit perisIben peosr psrtpanot
nod perihpdgert!"
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itorben iit9" : Potts: % ia, ib bab.
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fer berleeen; babsn Sic sinsn gsniigsrb
groben Siiha" = Wirtb: rSebsn
Sic ii6 biefsn bier NAL an. e. urter
eem t0nnsn bsqusm fiiHfssbn RanB
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-04-19

-Sa bann! BANTER (su e;nem
junaen Serrn, Der um bic Sanb isinsr
Sohter anbdlD: nSOnnen sic benn
meinsr Sphter absr. auh Elm gutes
MustomuEa iihern?" = rBdrum
niht2 Denn Sic mir Elm gutes Gins
fommen iihernl"
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niht pereinfahen, liebe Sante9 =
Eante: Wieio2 - Heffe: Ginfa6,
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ten sisbIts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-04-19
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SreunOiaaft eine GOulifsnpunb. So<
baIO bu bid an lie Is9nit = fGat iie:
I'm.
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Sino't ieinen Srt;
Rp6 msbr Ssrter
Stnoen = DDrter.
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NAL: in Der gripartung, in Der @abrz
belt unb in Der grinnsrung.
Die 8unf, elm SinbsrniB gu beiiss
gen, beitebt Dft barin, es nidht fir elm
ioIdes gu balten.
au4 ssiitige Stromunsen iinb oft
Tim 70 isidter, ie brsitsr iie bubinfliea
Zen.
Sober 1T fsinss Slides .S6misb -
bod nur, ipsnn Sprtuna ben 8laiebal9
tritt.
Spiegel iinb tpie CUTE Srsunbe; je
IGnger man iie bsiibt, I'm 10 sr0bsr
iperbsn iie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-04-19

9erubi9uug. Satin: ~Gs
1T bpd unperssibli4, baB 0u INNER 10
lanae i'm Wiribgbaus bleibIt uHb mid
bier alIsin ldbi." - Satts: r9e,ubiss
Did. 6srs, i9 perbs Dir isBt ein
Saopbbiinoden tuufsn!"
Dtnn bas ni9t bitft!
patentaiaerl: Sin ioIdes Prahtitiid
BON einem Shub bab ia nod nimmer
aebabt. Wenn Meldnis mid in bieien
iisbt unb mir bann uiht liebeg!ibenp
in bic arms iintt, ounn 1T bas ira.
bel Ibsrbaupt sur 2isbe uHfGbis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-04-19
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Seit man 10 oft betommt gu bOrsn,
DAB 9enies Itets babe Barren pdren,
SiIbet 10 man6er Rarr ita Elm,
Gin pirtlihss @enie gu iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-04-19

@s mar an griinsn SprnerItdg. ,
Grid girlg NIT idpersn S1ritten
iorgenpou in Ieinem 3immer auf uno
ab.
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Iu9t in Der Sooffnung, bier cine frieo.
li9e, tpsibepQlIs Sitsripoae uro Elm
bstteres Set 81 osrlsoen. Statt bsTen
mar sr mittsn in cine ouutle 5dmilens
trag0oie binsinssrat3sn, in bsnn
Gpnflitt er iptoeritauoSios 9in:tnge5o>
gen puroe.
Bon Gag gu Sag Bate iih bic
Stimmung i'm 5au's DerI4limmsrt.
Ssmplin mahts ben @iRorud zines
gsfplterkn Manifea. Die alte Mutz
ter S6DttIsrs giug gar n:at me1r dus
i6rsr Stube bsraus. Die Sausfrau
i9liA bldB uno bsoriitt umbsr, bic
Srsi Sinosr pertrpfen iil in ale Sden
uno sittertsn, !penn iie ben Saritt bss
8aters bortsn.
Gertruo aber giua ieit sirissn Sds
cen tpie gsiitesabpsI,No umber, ipie
BON einsm itredl:den Sraum bsTanz
gen. S6re It0usu 9tussn batten ben
tlebenben gtusorut zines ssbsBtsn
8ilpes, adj unb bsis 2luesn batten
ben profefor I'm feline Rube esbr19t.
Bon Sdg gu gag fiiblts sr Die 9ie6e su
benz rmSliidliden Isao4sn in ieinsm
Ssrjsn tpa8IsH. !,
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05

THAT prince Of gold bugs, Mr.. Edward
Atkinson, now proposes "shin-plaster"
to be issued by the banks. The whole
gold standard scheme is to throw the
money question into the control Of the
banks, and thereby fill their Golfers.
This is the real basis of the attack on
silver coinage, Under the caption, "A
New Local Currency the Literary Di-
qeSt says: "a new financial idea has
been broached by Mr.. Edward Atkinson,
the well known economist who recog-
nzes the need of more abundant sup
ply Of local currency. He proposes that
the banks should issue certificates of de.
posit made payable to bearer, and lie be-
lieves that such certificates would be
legal and exempt from the 10-per-cent
tax imposed on state bank circulation.
The Atlanta Constitution, commenting
on the plan, says: 'The certificates
would serve as LEGAL currency, and
would be great convenience, but the
Wall street men would doubtless CON
tend that they were an evasion of the
state bank tax and the chances are that
they would obtain ruling that weuld
tax the new currency. No matter how
the law has been construed heretofore,
there is always a probability that new
rulings will be made in the interests OF
the money power The Louisville Coz
Tier-JOurHdi is not sure that the issue
would be held legal, but it adds: 1T
may be said, however, that prima facie
case has been made out FOR the legality
~ such certificates, and that they could
bo used as money. In 1853 Attorney
General Oincy gave an opinion that the
tax on state banks applied only to prom
issory notes, and not to other negotiable
orquasi negotiable papor. Now cert!ii-
cate OF deposit could hardly DO classified
as promissory note, especially as tho
supreme court has laid down the rule
that il there is any doubt as TO the mean
ing OF statute imposing tax, the
doubt must be resolved in favor of ex-
emntion
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
Application for Patent No. 10.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


ROSWELL, n NJ, August %, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the Rip
Van Wlnklc Gold Mining Company, by
William E. Blanchard, its attorney in
fact whose postofilIce address is White
Oaks, Lincoln county, n. NJ, has this
dav filed its application for patent for
1850 linear feet of the ComStoc1 lode or
vein, bearing gold and silver and other
metals. with surface ground 500 feet in
width, situated in White Oaks Mining
District, Lincoln county, N, NJ, and des-
ignate1 by the field notes and plat on file
in this office as survey No. 933, in town
ship 6, south of range No H.. east of
New Mexico principal meridian, SAID
survey No. 933 beirg as follows, to wit;
Beginning at corner NO. |, porphyry
stone 24X22Xl5 inches, set 81 in ground
marked on side 1888; thence II deg, II
MN. W. var. II deg. 45 min e, 1856 feet
to corner NO. 2, pOrphYIY stone 25X16x
- inches, set 3-4 in ground, marked
? 533 on side; thence var. 12 deg, 80
min e, n 70 deg, 10 min 500 feet to cor.
ncr no. 3, a poIplyIy stone 2SA1ixS ms,
set 3-4 in ground, marked 1888 on south
side; thence var II deg, AZ min e, Il
deg, 81 min e, $50 feet to corner NO. 4
granite stone 24X10X5 ms, set "a in
ground, marked 1888 On side, thence
" 10 deg. .Oj min G. ~ 10 deg min W,
500sfect to corner NO, /, place of begin
ming, col tanning 1850 acres. Expressly
waving and excepting from this appli
cation all that portion Of said claim
which is in conflict with survey No. l5t
as set forth in the field notes on ale in
this office, and also waving and except
ing the conflicts so set forth with surveys
NO 623 and 624 and 70 C48 Total ares
claimed, S.S63 acres
GEO. r. You've,
Register
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas on the nth day of April 1895.
one Theodore w Ueman, executed his
certain Mortgage to the undersigned
William G. Lea. conveying thereby the
following described lot or parcel Of land
and real estate situated in White Oaks,
Lincoln County, New Mexico, to wit:
Lot one % Block forty one
CD as shown on the plat of
sad town which mortgage
was duly recorded in Book %" of
the records of Real Estate Mortgages,
at pages 154-155 of said Lincoln County
New Mexico, on the 18th, day of April
1885, at clock p. m, and was given
to secure the payment of Eighty seven
dollars and fifty cents, three months
after the date of said mortgage with in
tcrcst on said sum at twelve rer cent per
tnnum from the maturity of said mort
gage until paid for value received.
AL whereas said SUM of money in
said mortgage mentioned is due and
payable and the said Theodore w He
man, his heirs and assigns have faIle Il
to pay The same us provided in said
mortgage and the same remains unpaid
and in default.
Now therefor by virtue of The power of
sale contained in said mortgage, | Viii
lam G. Lea the m2rtgagcc named there
in do hereby give notice that | will on
the 9Th day of September 1895, at 10
O clock III the forenoon of said day at the
front door Of the Post Office, in White
Oaks in he County of Lincoln and Ter.
ritory Of New Mexico, expose at public
auction and sell to the highest bidder
for cash the said granted premises and
real estate or 50 much thereof as may be
necessary 10 satisfy said Indebtedness
and costs of such sale; and Will execute
and deliver to the purchaser or Durchas.
crs thereof good and sufficient deed or
deeds therefor.
The umout due on said mortgage on the
day of sale is sS3, 93 and cost of adver-
tisihg and sale.
Wi liam &. Lea
Mortgagec.
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05

UNDER the caption, Personal Quar-
rels,' the Springer Stockman has this to
say
1.-The WHITE OAKS EAGLE asks of the
territorial press an opinion on the qaes-
ton as to whether newspaper contro-
versy or personal abuse of the enemy of
the local paper pays or interests its read
ers. Generally personal fight does not
interest anyone outside the one directly
mentioned and his or her relatives, and
then such very seldom patronize the
newspaper. and in many cases your own
patrons will not sanction your method
of making personal grudge public. AS
to newspaper controversy, it is not OF
any interest to the public, other than the
press. So in our opinion, a newspaper
should not deal in personal quarrels or
indulge in slurring a contemporary. 1t
doesn't pay"
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
WHEN THE SECTIONS MINGLE

Atlanta constitutional
The Chicago Chronicle is looking
ahead to pleasant mingling of the sec
tions 10 Atlanta this fall and winter. 1t
says:
"Ihe Chicago delegates to the Atlanta
exposition will be met by 100 represent
ativos Of the good city of Birmingham
and will be invited to become their
guests for few days, during VIII. h time
the nt'rprises and resources of the great
iron and coal district of Alabama will be-
displayed.
But the most pleasant feature OF the
prospect is the intermingling OF interests
Of which it gives promise. The Chicago
man will be n partner of the Alabama
man; they will meet as friends; the Chi
cago man will spend much of his time in
Alabama; the Alabama man will be a
frequent visitor to Chicago. Their sons
and daughters will intcrmarry. The
northern farmer will buy southern land
for his younger SONS; the southern me-
chanic will spend years in leaning the
ways Of northern shops; the northern
artisan will be tempted southwark. The
people will get to know each other, and
when they know each other they viii
like each other. Tho words northern
and 'southern' will have geographical
tigniGcution only. The union will be as
complete in sentiment rs it is IN law
II the exposition has no other result
the strengthening Of the ties Of fra'og-
nifty, national sentiment and business in
terost will be worth a thousand times
moro than the cost of our big show.
The south thinks that the time has
come to take the north, the east and the
west into partnership with her, and it is
( gratifying to ses how popular the idoa is
every who,e. In geography it is al right
and proper to have sectional lines, bui
in all that concerns business, society and
gouume progress The American union
and The American people should stand foi
all the clements which were once divided
by sectional harrisrs
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
The EAGLE-S2 a year.


H0w's This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f, ]. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo,
Ohio.
We tho undersigned have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions aud financially able to car.
ry out any obligation made by his firm
WEST Il TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. O.
WALD,Yd, KIEYAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
Iy, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
70 cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gis;s. Testimonials free,
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
WHITE OAkS CABINET.

A kind word from the Netc llericdH /:
"Judge John Y. Hewitt, editor Of the
WHITE OAKS EAGLE, and ono Of the
three owners of the rich Old Abe gold
mine, recently left on exhibition at the
Palace hotel in Santa Fo an attractive
collection OF specimen products Of the
White Oaks district. The collection in.
rlpdes specimens Of very rich btulnin.
ons coal, beautiful black or BLUSH mar.
bic. blue specular ion Of high grade and
hne grained. pink, gray and white sand
stone for building purposes. None Of
tho mmensely rich gold sampl Of the
district are found in the cabinet, for that
would be a good deal like placing $50
G'ld pieces on exhibition 10; the public
To handle and examine at their pleasure.
Some Of them might fade away. The
White Oaks country is all night. lis
future is insured"
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT No. D.
United States Land Office.
Wi liam &. Lea
Mortgagee.

Onlltu StllcS Lana OIHCe.
Roswell n NJ. Aug 23th 1895.
Notice is hereby gwen that the Rip
Van Wrinkle Gold Mining Company, by
William f. Blanchard, its attorney in
fact, whose Post Office address is White
Oaks, Lincoln Co. N NJ, has this day
filed It's application for Patent for
Thirteen hundred and fifty seven and
50-l00 linear feet Of the Rip Ran Wink
lie lode or vein bearing gold and other
metals. with surface ground -Four hun
dred and ten and G-l0 feet in width;
situated in White oaks Mining District,
Lincoln Co., New Mexico, and designa.
ted by the field notes and official plat on
file in this Office as survey No. 03I in
Township NO. 6. South of Range NO. II
East of New Mexico principal Meridian.
said survey no S3l being as follows, to
wit:
Beginning at corner so. t-corner No
4 Sur. NO, e33- O granite stone 24NiGxG
ins, set I in ground marked 934 on l.,
side; Thence var. 10 deg L n II deg 81
min W. 1880 feet to corner No 9 u
porphyry stone 2Gx12XlO ins. set I in
ground marked 2-934 on S side Thence
var !? deg IS min L. n ~ deg 10 min +
4l0 G feet to corner No. II sand stone
2GXSxG ins set in ground marked 1894
on side; Thence var. 12 deg 4S min K.
S II deg 81 min Z 1857 80 feet to corner
30. grant stone 9lxllxs ins. set in
large mound of stone marked 4.834 on n
side; Thencc var 13 deg L. $ u deg 10
min W 4lO-9 feet to corner No. place o (
beginning, containing 1919 acres.
EXprel sly waiving and excepting from
this application, ali that portion of the
surface ground of said Survey No 03i
which Is in conflict with Survey no. G23
a 6?i and 4sl. as set forth IN the plat
and field notes Of said survey no 93i on
flc In this Office and containing 0 20
acres Total area claimed 1853 acres.
Gro X. loUNG.
Register.
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05

The production of gold in the United
States during the first seven months OF
this year has amounted 10 about SIS, ,000,-
0J0 or s29,000,000, including that which
came from imported ores and bullion
chiefly Mexican and Canadian. as well
as what of domestic origin. The imports
OF gold during the seven months
amounted to s26, ,55S,995, and exports to
S39,09S,9 ,956, the net exports being Sl2.-
539, ,96l-so that the stock Of gold in the
country has increased about $4,000, 600
during the seven months, notwithstand
ing all the exports. About $8,000,000 has
been used i'll the arts, so that our stock
of gold available for money actually in
creased some $8,000,000 during the first
seven months Of the year. AS the coun-
try is producing now from domestic and
foreign material at the rate of nearly one
million dollars week, the export of a
few million Of dollars need cause no un.
easIness, nor is there is there any mys.
terry as to the manner in which the syn
dicate is enabled to maintain the treas
ury reserve above Sl00,600, ,000.- -Engi-
neering Ond Mining Journal.
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Az APPEAL FOR FUNDs TO PURCHASE A
RARE COLLECTION OF ANCIENT
pnr-rrnu

Ex-Gov. L. Bradford Prince. president
of the New Mexico Historical Society.
writes to the Netc MericaH. under date
OF August 81, as follows:
$50 much has been said and written at
various times as to the importance OF
keeping the best specimens OF New Mex
ican antiquities in New Mexico itself,
that it is not worth while to enlarge on
that subject now. Full of objects OF in,
terest as our territory is, it would be a
shame if we did not preserve collection
OF them to remain in their own locality
to the end of time. Yet few years ago
it really seemed as If the only part of the
world where there would not be such a
collection was New Mexico itself. The
Smithsonian Institute aud National Mu-
scum were swoopipg down every year
and carrying off our choicest relics.
Foreign museums were being filled while
we were being deprived of the historic
objects that would be of most interest to
us in the future.
at has been the aim OF the Historical
Society to preserve to the territory as far
as possible good samples of all its antiq-
uities. 1t has to work almost without
means, and 30 can do but little compare
lively, but still it has succeeded to some
extent, The purchase of the Cole col
lection was a great point, but that was
done by private subscriptions Of public
spirited citizens.
Now another opportunity presents it.
self, We all know that the finest old
pottery is only found in the western part
of Socorro county. 1t is beautiful, curl
Gus and rare, and good specimens always
bring good prices. The Historical Soci-
! city has never been able TO buy but few
pieces, while a number of admirable col
lections have gone east or to Europe.
Il have a letter before me from one OF
the best known exeavators, accompanied
by photograph Of a collection he now
has for sale. 1t includes nearly $50 per.
feet vessels and about forty others
slightly injured. 1t is worth at usual
rates about 5000. The owner needs
money qnickly, and it can be bought now
for 300. The territorial society ought
to have it and keep it here forever. This
can only be done il patriotic people vii
Immediately come forward and furnish
the money.
81 appeal, therefore, for immediate re
sponses to secure this collection. SenC
the money, and if not enough is secured
it will be returned Perhaps some one
man or woman will send the 5000 ant
havo the collection named for him o.
her. But do not wait for that. SenC
what you can, by first mail, and We will
secure the prize. Every good New Mex
ican should help about this"
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
White orks. Angus. 9Th. 1895.
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
Row To cure Yourself while Using IT,

The bocco habit grows on n man until hls
nervous syst' Is seriously affected. impairing
health, comfort snd htppiness. 70 quit sud
denly is'oo segege q shocS - thcsy stem, ~ 10
hacco, to an invttcrate u59r, becomes stml-
liant that his sy-tan cont nuilly Graves. Bac,-
euro IL scientific cure for TIC tobacco habit IN
an is forms, carefully compounded after tho
fomnla ot an eminent Berlin Physician who has
used Il 20 hia private pr,otco rinco IS. without
failure. purtly vegetable and guaranteed per.
fcctly harmless. You eau use all the tobacco you
want while taking Baco-Gurp IL will notifyyo
when to rtup. We give u written guarantee 20
euro any ease with three boxes, or refund the
money with 10 per cent. interest. loco-Cuto is
not substitute hat scientific cure that cure.
without the aid of will power and with no iucon.
yenicnce. u leaves Die - stem q. puro aud f. ce
from nicotine as the lHy you took your first
chow or smoke Sold by all druggists. with our
irun-rl1d grarehtfo. m SiOo pr box. tbfrs
boScr. Thirty days tioatmrnt) Sa.51. or sent Il d.
rect upon roceif Uf price SEND SIX TWO
CENT eTANps Fu3 SAMPLE uOS. BOOK.
LET NSD PROOFS fEFE EuteLa ghrmich
q Manufacturing company. Manufacturing
tbi.h.ss'. l.. Cs1ssei IS iscoas.p.
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
TO WHOM IL AAY CONCERN.

Tho public Is hereby notified not TO trust my
wife on my account, as / will not be responsible
for ems dehis sho may make or any contract she
may ontcr into either us my wife or as II NOM.
her OF the firm Of Ozanne & Co., without my
consent. UrdeF the terms of our partnershiu
contract, which is recorded in Lincoln county,
/ am constituted the sole agent aud manager OF
said frm aud any debt, contract, collection Of
debt or sale Of ans personal property will not
be recognized without my endorsement
L. OZANNE.
igbite o. 70 Aug,.t .,b tSo5
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05

Judge Downs. Capt Henry Da,i .
Capt. L. W. Collier. Capt. Smith II.
Simpson, and possibly Col George W.
Knaebel, viii represent the G. 4. r. OF
New Moxico at the national annual ell
campmeht to be held next month at
Louisville, Ky. Judge Downs leaves on
Sunday, going via Wisconsin to visit bis
mother-New Merican.
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
agreement

Our NAMEsAKE, Silver City's bright,
clean and able newspaper, the Eagle, has
lust passed the first milestone in exist
ence. 1t deserves to live to see many
more anniversaries, and if the progress
sive city whore it is published does its
duty by it it will.
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
THURSDAY, 3: SEPT. 3, 1895

IT is now proposed to establish com.
munication with the moon by the use oil
the telephone. The accomplishment OF
this scheme, il is thought, will immedi-
ately precede the free coinage of silver
under and by virtue Of an international
nrraap,ant
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05

Mrs. f. E. Davis, of San Miguel, Cal,
says: Il am trying IN measure to re-
pay the manufacturers of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy for the great good their
remedy has done me. For years l was
a constant sufferer from weak lungs and
bronchial asthma. My rest at night was
disturbed by hacking cough, SO that |
felt miserable the greater part of the
time. Many remedies recommend by
friends were tried, none of which proved
suitable to my case. ! did not expert.
ence any beneficial results until | began
taking Chamberlain Cough Remedy
After two bottles of the large size have
been used | am pleased to state, my
health is beder than it has been for years
The soreness hrs left my lungs and
chest and | can breathe easily. 1t has
done me so much good that l want al
who are suffering from lung troubles as
| was, to give it trial" Far sale by
DR.. Nj. G Padon.
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05
BLANKS IN STOCK.

The EAGLE keeps acts Of mining a. ph.
cations for patent; also Jeeda. mort
vOges, location uotice7. bonds Tor deedr I,
and Ell oil or legal stationery at reasons.
bic prices.
White Oaks eagle., 1895-09-05

Owners Of bnrros. goIts, hogs and
sheep must keep them up OF the streets.
thorwise thoy will be prosecuted.
CHAs. MAYER. Deputy Sheriff.