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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01
PICNlCERS RETURN.

Ruidoso river, thirty-five miles south
of White Oaks, in the White mountains,
is the favored spot in this county for out
door sport and recreation, and it is there
that most of the people of the Oaks
spend their vacations. The Ruidoso
river furnishes an abundance of splendid
trout, and the scenery is not surpassed
anywhere, especially is it fine near the
head of the river. 1t was in this New
Mexico paradise that some fifteen of our
people spent about twenty days, return
ing home last evening. The party COM
prised: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sager and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. McCourt,
Mrs. L. W. Stewart and daughter. Mrs. s.
M. Parker and children, Mrs. NJ. 8. He
man, Mrs. S. E. Barber, Mrs. j. +. Car.
penter, Miss Lizzie Hoyle, s. M. Whar-
ton, ]. A. Haley, j. A. Gumm, John
Gumm, John Bohnet. James Horton and
Roy Gumm. They report having had a
gay time, Notwithstanding the moisture
that prevailed most OF the time. Fish
stories will not be In order until next
week, as we heard one of the party ac
knowledge that he was "too tired to tell
the truth" when he returned and moth
ing but truth goes in fish stories.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01
SILVER AND MEXICO.

We are often cited to the condition OF
the lower and poorer classes in Mexico
as an illustration of what silver cur
rency will bring upon a country which
has adopted that metal as the basis OF
it's coin. This is in keeping with the
other clap trap which we hear from the
single gold standard promoters. Just
what the currency has to do with and
how it influences the system Of peonage
prevailing in Mexico it would probably
puzzle even goldbug to explain. Yet
this with personal abuse is about all
there is for that party to apply to the
subject in support Of their cause.
The late panic which swept with such
destructive force over not only this
nation but over the gold standard
nations Of Europe and Australia was moi
felt in Mexico. and down there they
continue to have healthful business
prosperity and plenty of money with
which to do business.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01

bank vaults. II any one will take the
trouble to examine these statements he
will find that the aggregate amount held
by these banks over and above the re-
quired 25 per cent would, at any given
time, when added to the reserve in the
treasury, sum up the sl00,000,000 re-
quired to be kept there. AS bonds were
issued and the treasury reserve was aug
mented by the proceeds the bank reserve
decreased in almost exactly the same
amount. From the date of the sale OF
an issue OF bonds the treasury became
gradually depleted OF gold aud the bank
reserve became correspondingly larger.
So that, in fact, gold was not being ex-
ported, but boarded in the New York
banks in order to force the issue OF more
bonds. This was continued until just
prior to the last sale of bonds, when it
became too apparent to be longer dis
guised, and the new scheme OF forcing
the government to pay S8,OOOD00 or
$10,000,000 for truce was inaugurated.
We believe the officers in charge OF the
financial affairs Of the government
should possess the honesty to liquidate
its each and every obligation fairly and
fully. but they should also possess the
courage to stand between the people and
those who would rob them of that which
they do not legally or morally owe.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01
CONSISTENTLY ?)

Mr.. Edward 0. Leach, late director Of
the United States Mint, in an article in
the Norhth American Rerie,U, says that
in the first place the unrestricted coin
age of silver would create a violent
contraction of the currency by the
withdrawal OF gold coin.
standard argument, for throughout the
discussion OF the coinage question it has
been asserted and reiterated that the
advocates OF silver coinage were an in
lation party who sought to food the
country with deprecated currency, and
even Mr.. Leach, before he concludes the
article alluded to, almost sheds tears
over the disastrous prospect of all other
nations OF the world dumping their
silver into the mint OF the United States
in case free coinage should be adopted
here. just how contraction of the
currency could take place when this
dumping process WIS going on or how
there could be danger of serious inha
tion of our currency at the same time
| that MIR. Leach's violent contraction
takes place, it would be difficult to con
lecture.
The gold standard party ought to ge
together and agree on some line OF argu
ment that Is consistent.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01
COWARDLY OFFICIALS.

There is a possibility Of renewal Of
the expectation Of gold to Europe-at
least a pretended expectation. IL the
former programme Of the New York
bankers is agnin put upon the boards,
the country will be brought anew to the
necessity Of issuing bonds to save tho
reserve OF gold in the treasury. This
step could, in our judgment, have been,
and could now be, avoided by the eIer.
else Of little backbone on the part Of
the secretary Of the treasury. II at the
outset Mr.. Carlisle had insisted Oh pay.
ing silver certificates aud other paper
not expressly payable in gold in silver
dollars, there would have never been any
necessity OF the bond issue TO maintain
the gold reserve. 1t required only cour.
age enough to say that the government
would pay out such coin as il possessed
and very little would have beop wanted
On an examination Of the reports Of the
condition Of the treasury and Of the New
York banks mp TO about the date Of the
last bond issue II will be seen that com
paratively little Of the gold drawn from
the treasury, from time TO time, ostensi
bly, for shipment to Europe. ever went
there, bat remained in the New York
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS.

A lot Of choice bargains in summer
dress goods at Zieglsr Bros.
Mrs. NJ. A. Brothers has retired from
the management of the Palace hotel,
leasing to G. L. Wilson.
H. L. Gill came up from Roswell last
evening on business. He is a member of
the firm of Pratt, Seay & Gill, the wind
mill promoters of Roswell.
Rev. Samuel V. Dilley, wife and son
will leave White Oaks in few days. 1t
is not known where Mr.. Dilley will To-
cate for the coming year, but the good
wishes of the EAGLE and his many
friends will attend him wherever he may
abide.
@. L. Wilson and family arrived from
Roswell the first of the week. Mr. W.
assumes charge of the Palace hotel to-
day, changing the name of this we'll
known hostelry to the Wilson house
We predict for him successful business
here.
w. NJ. Wharton, OF La Luz, came in
yesterday. He reports crops good in
that section, but says considerable
damage to farms has been done by the
heavy rains of Tuesday and Wednes
day. Mr.. Wharton expects to remain
in town several days.
John r. Joyce, of Roswell, and mem
Der of the firm of Joyce, Pruit & Co., thu
grocerymen of that city, came to the
Oaks yesterday. Mr.. Joyce lived il
White Oaks for time and has large
circle of friends here who have him il
hand today, showing HIM the improve
ments that have been made since hi
change of residence.
Rev. Mr.. Carbin, OF Ell Paso, presiding
elder of the NJ. E. Mexican missionar,
work, aud the Rov. Mr.. Pass, Missionary
opened a three days camp meeting
among our Mexican citizens at the Up
per Patos Springs. These service
closed on Sunday afternoon and, W,
understand, have been successful Thes,
gentlemen are very able and earnes
workers and seem to be doing mucl
good.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01

yards up the track, and was dead when
he was picked up. No blame is
thought to attach to the engineer and
the accident, apparently, was the fault,
alone, OF the deceased themselves and
may be attributed to their intoxicated
condition. The inquest was held on
Monday and was conducted by Mr.
Dougherty district attorney for Soeorro
county, who, with sheriff Burnsom in.
vestigated the ground and the circum
stances OF the case on Saturday.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01
THE GREAT DEBATE CLOSED

THE GREAT DEBATE CLOSED.
The great silver debate between OK.
Congressman Horr, of Michigan, and
Mr.. Harvey, author OF Coins Financial
School" closed at Chicago, ILL.,, on the
29th ultimo. This has been one of the
most noted debates OF the age, and will
do much to educate the people as to the
falsity of the gold standard theory. The
people OF the United States begin to III .
dorstand that the legislative enactment
OF 1873 demonetizing silver was in the
interest Of the money power of the coun.
try, and against the debtor class, and
that such enactments must be repealed.
The following is the amusing way in
which the debate terminated
Mr. Harvey handed Mr.. Horr as a souvenir a
silver dollar of 1893. with the word unit" upon
it. Mr.. Harvey said: Take it, Mr.. Horr,
Washington may have carried it in his pocket
Jefferson may at one time have had it in his
possession; il may have paid for tho paper on
which the declaration of war was written in
1872 against Great Britain; 1t may have been
fondled by Jackson when writing his message TO
congress against the national banks. ZAP
plause) 1t is a fit souvenir for any American
fond of his country and of its institutions to
carry In his pocket all the days of his life"
Passing the dollar to Mr.. Horr.) applause.
Shouts of "Hurrah," and continued applause. J
Mr.. Horr, smiling; IL shall keep the dollar
and put it to good use. Intend to have hole
l a n - Il 4 - 4 = 4
the neck OF my grandchild, born Just as this
discussion began. Applause.) II will do
Brother HarVey good 10 learn that the people
of the United States still. in spite Of the
gold standard, marrying and giving in marriage
and that children are born to us In spite of the
silver dollar" daughter and spplRusc.)
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01
DRAMATIC EFFECT IN PREACH
ING,

To THE EDITOR:
] have been entertained, along with
many others, by the street disconrses
for the past few evenings of those gen
tlemen who have taken upon themselves
the somewhat onerous task of going into
the highways and byways, seeking the
veal of man and the glOrification of the
Most High. Monday night, after the
Rev. Mr.. Oxley had closed his short ser
vice, he introduced Mexican Protestant
clergyman, Senior De Pas, who spoke
for few minutes in his native tongue
to small gathering OF his people. l
have read that Mr.. Edwin Booth, the
most eminent Of all tragedians, being at
the home of an eminent divine, was re.
quested to offer prayer. Mr.. Booth &C.
quiesced, reciting the Lords Prayer in
such forcible, comprehensive manner,
| that at its conclusion his host remarked:
"Sir, / owe you my gratitude. l have
been in the ministry forty years and
have repeated those words daily since !
knelt at my mothers knee; but, sir, this
is the first time l ever heard and uuder.
stood them" CThe quotation is from
memory,) Such is the effect produced
by forceful delivery. l listened (watched
il you please, for / have little knowledge
of Spanish until the end of the gen
tlemen's discourse last evening, and wal
much impressed by his manner; bu
when, in company with his people, hi
knelt in the street and offered up hi
supplication to the God of all nations
he impressed me as either q sincere
Christian or a splendid actor, and WHY
not both 7 o. G. CAsIoNAL.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01

List OF letters uncalled for remaining in the
White Oaks post-oflice for month ending July
81, 1895. II not called for in fifteen days thoy
will be sent to the Dend Letter office at WASH
ington, d. c.
Ressant Natuhexx (21 Hill Mra Midd
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

A meeting Of the White Oaks base
ball club was held July 30th for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for enter
tanning the Fort Stanton base ball club
on August 10th and 18th. The following
committees have been appointed
On EutertAinment-M. s. Graves. W. I. Van.
dsrvort, E. L. Stewart.
AccomInodAtions-P. s. Tate. E. j. Quinn, r.
l.. Ransom.
Finance-E. J. Gumm, NJ. &. Graves. c. D.
Mayer.
Floor Managers l.. Stewart, P. S. Tate, j
A. Gumm.
Reception Committee White Oaks base ball
club
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1895-08-01
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

On Friday night as the passenger
train on the Santa Fe was going north
from San Antonio il ran over two Mexi.
cans about SIX hundred yards from the
section house and opposite the old town.
They were Eulalio Arias and Luz Var
gas. 1t seems that the men had been
drinking and had bottle partly filed
with wine with them. Their hats and
the bottle were found on the track a
few feet from whero the engine struck
them and the men appear to have been
lying on the track and probably asleep,
the engineer thinking he was approach.
ing blanket when he first discovered
them when II was too late to stop the
train.
Vargas had his head completely
severed from his body and was found
within few feet from tho Joint where
the engine struck them, while Arms wa,
carried about one hundred and ffty
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-08-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
The new house OF Mr.. Moore IL near
ing completion.

The new house OF Mr.. Moore IL near.
ing completion.
Harry NUNS has commenced work
on his new residence.
The hum OF the threshing machine is
heard again which indicates IA,
husbsndman 10 gathering home his
golden grain.
The chemist at the sugar factory 4,
busy sampling beets. The factory will
start up sometime durisg the arst week
in September II the weather keep s
favorable.
The Republicans hell a primary
meeting last night in the northeast
school house to elect delegates to attend
the county convention to be held at
springvillc ON Aug II, and also 70 cleo,
a county and municipal committee to
consist Of one gentleman and one lady
on each committee. Mr.. T. X. Cutler
sad Mrs. N. A. Taylor we're elected a.
members Of the county scatral COM
mittes. and Mr.. Geo. -Evaas and Miss
Ensrstte Cutler were chosen inssbsrs
Of the municipal committee. Mr.
Ingalls, was made chairman and Mis-
Lsnore Thomas secretary Of the meet.
ing. The meeting was we'll attended
there being large crowd present.
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U. p. Kxeursioas

Tho Union Pacific will run an
excursion during the three days
beginning August 70 At one tars to Salt
Lake aud return. Tickets will be
limited 10 August 80. This will enable
the people to attend The grand Republi-
can Demonstration At ssltsir On the
10th, the Press Association meeting on
the 9th aud 2sth and the Republican
State Convention on the SSH.
The same road will alse give q special
excursion Tuesday. August 9Th 10
Northern Utah and Idaho. Greatly
reduced rates will he In operation from
Salt Lake City north and the agent at
LsAi will sell round trip tickets at one
fare 70 shat city.
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Loyds Big Pavilisn-Uncls Tome
Cabin.

Saturday night, August II. a. an
attraction we will have Loyd's big
psvilisa-Uncle Toms Cabin which 10
q decided novelty as 1t IL played under u
monster canvas opera house and has u
large stage with new special -scsnery
painted especially for this production,
solo band and operate orchestra, shst-
land ponies, donksys, blsodhounde, ste.
has read Of the trials and tribulstions Of
the old colorsd hero Of slavery days ss
depicted In Harriet Beecher Stoves
world famous story, and two thirds Of
the thester goers have witnessed the
old darby sold in slavery, his fortituds
under most trying ordeals and bis nual
death amidst glorious surroundin 70.
This will recall the sweetness OF little
Eva and the TRANSPORTATION scene which
pictures the child or her wsy to heaven.
On the other hand there 10 Marks the
lawyer and Topsy whs just growed and
the thirsty bloodbounds. sufIice that
this Uncle Tom IS not dissimiliar 10
others but it is promised the production
will eclipse any previous presentations.
Tie prices have been reduced to 70 and
SO cents with n grand street parade.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-08-15
I me University Of Titan, Salt Lake
City.

The next academic year will begin
September 10. The following courses
are provided;
/. Course in General Science.
2. Course in arts.
5. Course in mining engineering.
4. Advanced Normal course.
Each 0. tbs above leads to the bsche-
lor's degree; the normal diploma, BY
provision of law, sxsspts the holder
from all examinations in the school sys,
tom.
8. Normal course leading to csrsin-
cate Of graduation, which sxsmpis me
holder from examination for period Of
five yssrs.
s. Preparatory course, leading 70 the
collegiate studies.
Tuition 10 virtually hrss in all depart
msnts, a small registration Tee oAly be-
ing required. A esNsin number Of nor
NAL scholarships 10 allotted TO each
county: applicants for sppointHsnt sS
such scholarships must apply to sh'
Territorial Com missioner Of Schools
through the respective county supsrin-
tendsnts.
The faculty Of the university has beer
recently greatly enlarged and the squip
msnt Of the institstion extended. Fo
circulars and other particulars address,
4. L. Talmsgs, President University
Utah, Salt Lake City
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SPECIAL.

After careful test we find that the grade of THREE CROWN
BAKING POWDER we have been making the best that
be made for the Price charged We have determined toman
ucure the pures and best Cream Tartar Baking Powder that
can be made and though the price will be Slightly advanced
will have more eavening strength and will be cheaper
the end After August IS 1906 there will be blue label on the
wOrded
"hRWlR Brns mprnVRd Baking PnWdR
market
And we ask you to kindly give it a trial:
Hewlett Bros,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Notice for Publication.
U. s. Land Office
Salt Lake City, Utah. :
June B. 1885, \

Complaint having been entered at
this Office by Llewellyn Evan against
George Il. Woliord for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. 1878, dated
August s, 1892, upon the \ W u
Section 20, Township o s Range W, in
Utah County, Utah Territory with a
view TO the cancellation OF said entry,
the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 18th day
Of July, 1896, at 10 O'Clock a. IN to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning
SAIL alleged abandonment.
Byron Groo. Register
First Publication June Is, 1857
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-08-15
r. G. w. Excursion Rates.

For the Republican Demonstration at
saltsir, the Press Association excursien
and the Republican State Convention
Oh August %. 81 and %, the X. q. W.
will give u rate Of one fare for the round
trip. Tickets will be limited to return
August 80.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-08-15

KARL's CLOVER ROOT will purity
your Compile, ion, regulate your Bowels
and make your head clear 40 q bell.
26e., 70. and 900.
Sold by I. j. Wsdsworth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-08-15
Did you read it2

The Capital City Commercial College
has card In this paper offering instruc-
ton frss to namber Of persons. Did
you read il.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-08-15
STRICTLY IN 1T.

The Chicago, Union Pacific and North
wsstsSn Line offers the best aocommoda
tisns v the travelling public en- route to
Chicago. Through trains, fast time,
magnificent sleeping cars, elegant dining
Ears, oolonist sleeptrs, reclining chair
cars, and handsome day coaches.
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Trial bottle Csc. Sold by
D. E. Ellingson.
St. Louis Is in 1t.

Exceedingly cheap rates to st. Lou
are now in effect The Union Pacifcs
and Missouri Pacific R'ys are running a
daily Pullman Palace Sleeper from Salt
Lake City Cheyenne and Denver to st
Louis without change. Pullman Dinln z
Oars Denver TO Kansas City.
sesU. z, agent.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-08-15

Read the ad headed Free course by
mail with the Capital City Commercial
College. Apply for il.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-08-15

Parks Cough Syrup cures Colds and
Consuaption. Mrs. Catherine, Black,
sf 10 BOY, n. Y, says 81 took one
bottle Of Parks Cough Syrup. II acted
like magic. Stopped my cough and |
an perfectly well how -"
Sold by d. L Ellngson.
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VERY CHOICE

perfumeries are always most welcome
They appea, irresistibly to all people of
refined taste, and all persons OF refined
taste prise them highly. Preiumeries,
extracts, and toilet waters are now
necessities OF refinement. Our stock
presents everything desirable on the
list. Bear in mind that the one place
in Lehi, not only to purchase per
fumeries. but also to have your pre-
scriptions filed and 10 obtain every
thing in the line Of drugs and medicines,
is the UNION Pharmacy, where pure
drugs and scrupulous care are the
rule.
T. j. WADswoRTH, Druggist
In Union Hotel Building, Lshi
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