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White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
ATIONAL EDUCATIONAL AssOCIA.
TInS

The great National + lucational
Associat on will meet In Buffalo. N. ".
July 3.ll. Tie railroads will give Il
rate u ore first clasa fnre plus t2 for
tie round trip. Buffalo and return
From Buffalo to rll Atlantic and East.
ern points lowest excursion rates will he
given. Eeturn limits can be EXTENDED tin
September. Every teacher n New Mex.
leo should become identified with this
apeociaion. II ~ the greatest association
ot The kind in the world. Last year. at
Denver. i20O0 member enrolled md
paid the annual ffe oi t200 The vol.
umo of fprooceiings, fre Ia each M mbt !
contains over 1000 paRes. Tie A. asncia.
iiou hhs bobds f,r $4,000 ~ invested
funds. Year hy year the number II
members fsnm New MrAico l. cr,ners
7 NJ year % pnr,ll"l II ought b. 70 oil
10 ihis yenr All portions ~ the Uuiied
States Hra watching Tor evidence that
Nry Nog.cJ - davAee.1s Ia education.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
DIED.
Communicated.

Communicated
In the Jicarillas. on the 10Th inst.
Mr.. II. A. Major, in his I'D year.
Dect ased was a native of Franklin
county, Kentucky, and has relatives liv
ing in Missouri. He followed mining il
California during the palmy days Of tho
sos and had been in the Jicarillal
about eight or nine months.
In beautiful glade amid the pine
clad mountains, there awaiting the glac
resur rection mCru, VIXEN He wht
bought the entire race of Adam with Hi
own precious blood, shall raise the deaC
ones to life again, he sleeps in peace.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
ulcltlcn'- -z-rnica - live.

The best save IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Hheum,
Fever Soree. letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin EIup.
tions, aud positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to- give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price. ~ cents PER box FOR SALE
by DIR MIG. PADEN. WHITE OAKS
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
nIII. NYE.

To.be amused is TO be benefited an |
he uhJ contributes to the amusement u
men Is their bcntfacior. The name Of
'liill Nye" has been household word
for many years becauso whenever he ad
Arce o | his aud apro thoy prepared TO
iangh. Hi- dea'h will be learned with a
sorrow az de ~ anl siIu're ne his / It..
crous aud numerous pc,dus'ions baye
Ia, posted snd anus.us
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

PROPOSALS FOR DISINTERMENTs AT
Fort Stanton. Office OF the T. lef Quar-
termaser, Denver. Colo, Feb %, 1896.
Sealed proposals 10 triplicate will be
r, ceivcd at this office until II o'clock a
m, March 26, 1896, at which time and
place they will be opened in the presence
of attending bidders, for disintcrrIng,
disinfecting boxing and removing re
mains OF soldiers and Their families, and
Grating and removing the heddstonee
from the abandoned post of Fort Stanton
n NJ. and delivering them at Lava, n
NJ, under the direction Of thi' Office
The right is reserved to rel vet any OF al
proposals or any part thereof Ful
plr'iculars .as to manner II work, prJG.
able number, boxii 6, Grating, &C., car
be had on application at this Office. +
B. ATWOOD, Major and Chi Quarter
master.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Tho little daughter Of Mr. Ere Web.
Der. Of II ,lland. NJ lss., had n very bad
anli ani cough whsh ho had not been
able 10 cure with anything. gave him
n ~ cont bottle ot Chamberlain 4
Cough bOmedy, sa,s W. L. Holden,
merchant aud postmaster at West Brim
iield, and the next timo cav him he
said II worked like a charm Tits rem
edy II intended especially for acute
throat aud lnng dseases such as colds
snngh nnd whoGpiug cough. aHi it IL
fsmoue ior its cnrss. Tberp j. no dan
ger 10 giving u To children for IL con
tains uolhing ihimions. Eos sale by
ps ", 9 PAhr', DTgggisl
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Mr. Chas McCarr who was in town
Tuesday and who some months since
purchased tho Taylor Wells in the Os
curas, has surveyed and improved a
new wagon road from his place in the
direction OF San Antonio which, it il
said. will reduce the distance about six
miles and is mech better in eyery re-.
sIe't being comparatively smooth aud
avoiding most Of the bills aud rocky
clnons common to the old road.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
For SALE.

One four-room brick dwelling, with
good cistern and cellar. Also, two three
room adobe houses, with halls, and two
vacant lots. All in good condition. For
terms, etc, apply to j. f.. WILSON.
A full line of ladies ready wear cal
leo, outing fannes. cashmere wrappers
md tea gowns, Just received at
IIEGLER Bros.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

The White Oaks building and Lum.
ber Co. have the four ton ice plant, pur
chased at Fort Stanton, nearly ready for
work. They expect to supply everybody
with ice the coming season.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Col John G. DeLany WAS here two OF
three days the first Of the week on his
way to his home in the great state OF
Washington. He left by Ozanne's stag
Tuesday.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
NOT HOE.

The pnblic is hereby notii,d that tho
close season for turkey and quail begins
March LIST. 1896. Any person violating
this provision Of the statutes will DO
prosecuted to the full oStcnt Of the law.
NJ @. PADEN,
Game Warden.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Our people are growing moro and
more in the habit Of looking to DR.. NJ.
G.. Puden. Druggist. fer the latest md
best Of everything in the drug line. He
sells ChamberlaiD's Cough Remedy,
famous for it's cures Of bad colds, Group
and whooping cough. Whom In need Of
Buah a medicine give this r,mcdy trial
aud you will be more than pleased with
the result
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
ZlEGLER EROS.

Mrs. DR.. Lane AID Mrs. Geo. E.
Sigh and children left yes erday morn
ing by the Ozanne stage fer visit to
California. Mrs. Sigh will visit Mrs
Shamonho, So at Bakerield while Mrs
Lane, after short stay with Mrs.
Green at San Francisco, will 20 to
1rass Valley where Mrs. John P. Foley
esides.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Ziegler Bros. have just received OF
the Brown Shoe company sample OF
shoes with ibsoles perforated so as TO
admit air to the bottom Of the feet
This prevents Precipitation and will do
away with tender or sore feet. Just try
a pair and be convinced.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

A Republican convention for the selec-
ton of delegates to the national Repub-
lican convention is to be held in Albu-
querque on March 23d.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

II. " Evans, engineer on the railroad
survey, was in town Monday collecting
1ata concerning the line up the canon
md through White Oaks. The entire
party will reach this immediate locality
in few days.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Boys walking to ard from school re.
quire good shoe leather, and you canno
possibly find a better shoe than the cele
brated Blue Ribbon Shool Shoe, Zeig
er Bros sole agents. Try pair of them
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Rheumatism is caused by lnctic aclG
in the blood. Hoods SarsapariIla neu
tralizes the acid and completely anu
permanently cures rheumatism.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Nathan Jaffa, who lately sold out hif
large mercantile establishment at Rus
well, came over from the Valley an,
will figure ON a business location al
this railroad center.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Why let your horse stand in tho
street all day and starve, when you cal
put him in Price & Walkers corral aud
feed him good gramma all day, for q
cents?
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

S. G. Moss brought in large cargo of
hay Tue sday. and returned to Roswell
esterday with six tons of coal for that
market.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

The EAGLE kesps sets ot mining apph
c''ions fog paisni; also deeds. NOR,
gagcs. i cation noticrs. bonds FOR deoda
gnd al other legal s'aii iuc'y y. scasouo
bic p:ifes.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

James II. and Frank W. Parker. WHO
have been prospecting IN the San Al.
dres, returned last we.k. They found
some fine prospects over there.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Franci~co Cordoba killed Manu- el
renorio in FL Captain country, on
Thursday last and We learn on examina-
ton before the magistrate was discharg-
ed, it being held that Cordoba was jus
tilted.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
Special Notice to the I aides.

Special Notice to the I aides.
In order to close out about % Ladies
Calico al d Flal mel Wrapper, we will
sell them for $l.00 each for the next 10
da S, former price 50 % $500 and $1.75
ach. sDo not miss this chance, they
will no. last long at this price.
TlEGLFR HROS
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
ies

The people Of New Mexico now realize
what il means to have delegate in cor.
gress who has brains and energy
Ration Range.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
SUICIDE.
master

NJ. ID. Harior, ex.congressman from
the lth Ohio district committed suicide
last Saturday at Fostorla, Ohio, by
shooting.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Good Gramma Hay at IS cents per
100 pounds, by the bale, at Price a
Walkers.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

w. T. Davis registered at Hotel
Ozanne, from Tontotoc, Texas, last
Thursday.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

d. Kline made another move yester
day in the direction OF Roswell with his
stock OF goods.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

H. S Church, after an absence Of sev-
eral weeks, returned by way of Roswell,
on Tuesday.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Mr.. c. B. Eddy is expected in on the
Ozanne Pullman this afternoon.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Chas. F. Byron OF Chicago, registere d
at Hotel Ozanne Tuesday.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Sergt. Chas. Harvey and wife passe
through Saturday for their new post OF
duty in California.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

How about Underwear? Price ours
if you noed any. S. M. Wiener & Sol
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

NJ. Nhiteman and Mr.. Fink were in
from Jicarila Monday.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Mr.. III. A. Gross and DIR. Nicol wen
out on the line Tuesday.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
Mr.. Gross spent Sunda! in town

Ed. Bail, the miner preacher, was
here from the Jicarillas Monday.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

John Baker came up Sunday from
Coal Camp and returned Tuesday.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
LOCAL LACONICS.

z. B. Homan returned from the south
Friday.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Garden seeds and onion sets at Talia
ferro Bros.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

A. G. Storms from Bonito was here
Sunday.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Garden Seeds and Onion sets at Tai
iaferro Bros. ;
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Gents Furnishing Goods at great
reduction. S. NJ. Wiener & Son.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Special prices on Clothing and Over
coats, to close out. s. NJ Wiener & Son
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
DEATH OF MRS COLLIER

The sudden death OF Mrs. Salie c.
Collier, which occurred on the 10th
inst. and which was briefly mentiontd in
last weeks EAGLE was not only an ire
parable loss to her immediate family,
but one deeply felt by the entire com,
munity, whore she had resided during
dearly sixteen years and was SO univer
sally respec ed.
Mrs. Collier, whose maiden name was
Rdssell, was born on June 1st, 1886, in
Lee county, Virginia, but rem wed with
her parents to Andrew comfy, Missouri
in l84i, where most of her eai Iier life
was spent. March 22l, l8 she was
married to Joseph Il. Collier, native of
the same county i'll Virginia, but then a
resident of Missouri. They continued
to reside at their Missouri home until
1889 when they removed to Council
Grove, Kansas, where they remained
til 1865, at which time the family came
to New Mexico, setting and estai l.shing
"A home near Fort Union. In 1873 this
home was abandoned and in 1880
White Oaks became their fixed place Of
abode, after having resided few
months each in LIS Vegas aud Santa
Fe.
Mrs. Collier was the mother of seven
children-five boys, three of whom are
now living and reside here-aud two
girls, Mrs. Co. NJ Brown of Blnoming
ton. Illinois, and Mrs. Geo. l.. Huppi q
of Albuquerque, n NJ.
There is, perhaps no better index to a
mothers character and inner life, than
| the manner in which she trains her
chidreA Measured by this rule, The
domestic life of Mrs Collier was con
spicnous as model in this respect
Her teachings were pnr' an her exam
pie always worthy OF emulation.
In her death, her sorrowing. husband
and children, have been deprived q
the presence and influence OF d vot {,
wife and mothrraad the society e e has
lost one OF rs most worthy and valued
members.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Brown WIS lisit he
parents at the time of her mothers
death. aud will probably remain for
month or 50 longer.
The funeral services were held Frla,
at Plymouth church by f " Mr. Ango'
and were attended by large audiclco o
-ympathizing neighbors aud friends
AS mercury will surely destroy th
! sense Of smell and completely derdDg
. the whole system when entering it thr,
the mucous surfaces. Such article
should never he used except on prescrJ
tions from reputable physicians. as Ia
damage they will do is ten FOL Ia III
J good yor can possibly derive from then
e Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured i
y +. ]. Cheney g. CO.. Toledo. O.. contain
no hercury. and ~ taken internally, ac
ing directly upon the blood aud muco,
surfaces Of the system. In buying Hall
@ Catarrh Cure. be sure you get tho gen
inc. It is taken internally and ia mat
q in Toledo. Ohio. by +. J. Cheney & {
n Testimonials free.
n. tY-Sold by druggists, price, 7jc p
bottle.
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27

Prices on all lines way below an,
competition, at S. NJ. Wiener & Sons
White Oaks eagle., 1896-02-27
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TOILET BARBER SHOP /.

Hair Cutting in the Latest style
EASY shave or No Pay:
iShnnpooing and Sea Fcaming
Hair singed TO prevent falling.
Shoes shned (blaok or tam
LADIES' BANGS trimmed and curled. Boys
(under ~ hair cut, &c Shaving, l5e.
All work artistically done. Solicit our patron
age. LOUIS 4, tOLEhAH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-16
SUIT ron INSURANCE.
xlxon Case nor go 900 In the Hands or
tho .yurv.

Mrs Cora Z. Nixon. wife ~ the late
norsas L. Nixon. q ~eli-kuowr Tacoma
merchant. was IN Judge Hanfer;'s court
Yesterday prosecuting her case against the
kqsstahle Life Assurance Company of New
fark for 5000. .Ae amount OF = policy ear
rcd hv her husband but refused on the
tsocnd that Nixon failed 20 ray a premium
~een Cue. The hearing ~ the case took
~ the greater part OF the Cay and was
fiysn % the fury AZ s:ta
TAs case dates back 20 fsss. ne which
nHe Nixon took out a policy for sio.eA
He paid hts premiums regularly for two
ysars. bat Ia ire spring OF $50 went East
sas his health. His premium be-
sane due en- July ~ 1870. notice
g watch was sent 20 bis Tacoma address.
sn' remained unpaid until his return
snorfty afssrward, his hrother-fn-iaw. who
sss left In charge refusing 70 pay X with
est authority. The company declared the
wiley forfeited. Ga Ntxon's return he at
snrs e6sres 20 pay tire premium. az the
ssns tire stating why ~ was not paid.
re company ststl refused TO accept the
ncssy. or take another risk. as Sixcn's
asaifh was very poor Several months
a'sr Ne siet snt his witow flied papers
sxxinss she company She was represented
). II. Piles. % tais city. ans w. A.
N3rea-ten. Of Tacoma, the eenapRny.s in-
rssst being looked after BY Burke a
se1sres TIE point raised by the prose-
sssson was that the company ala not conn
WITH the New York statutA watch
sA,rs snst an Insurance company must
- notice to its rclicyhoiaerS thirty tays
100 payment = due stating the asv on
z,sh y Is 3ne. IN that ~ d.i rot Sand any
sss7 notice Re Nixon. The case WAS stub
ssnv fought or both sides. Piles closing
staaaest being q masterTui effort. No
.ssnsnt hal Seen reached 81 the sims
adjournment az court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-16
The Remedy for Forest Fires
Boston Herald.


THE recent action OK the states 81 mime
sar, ana Wisconsin IN appointing IRE war
aens In every section with power 10 use
the services OF others In emergencies, and
with the right TO impose heavy fnes on
those who set fires carelessly or malicious
~ has bean accepted as IN some sense an
sssouata protection for the forests IN that
na~t az the country. bat IN Canada there
l. a still more effective system IN use The
province 0f Ontario has . system OF
mounted are rangers who. from May 20
September. picard the towns and ham
lets. educate the people 20 rigid wsfchf0i-
ness. ard employ assistance whsn nrss
hreak ont. BY this means Ontario practi-
calfy escaped all fires year ago III sach
a pafrcl were maintained IN Michigan.
Wisconsin, ard Minnesota. with authority
TO burn 81 the tree tops lett IN lumber dis
trscts. for a srnsT gun OF money tins risk
OF fires would he almost entiresy removed
II In estimated by Mr. Ferncw that the
annual losses BIZ fire In the forests OK the
United States far exceeds szS.ooo.ee. ard
this. with the ssrge annual cutting OK
wnits p.ne and hardwood. - rapidly ex-
hausting the supplies Of timber within our
reach. II Is easily seen from this state
r7ent that the government cannot 100
quickly protect IL the most ef,eaeat man
aer the districts witch constitute rs for
sat srea. row SO %. 60 acres. and The
slfy.-.n. states had better spend money
Frea,v FOR IN. services Of FIRE warter# TRAN
z,fovy even a single great FIRE In sts fer
ests. Mr.. Ferusw has done good service
IA setting forth the principles on which
sY.c,sws forest FIRE Legislation depends.
I'D pext 20 agriculture. there IS no pro-
snct ~ the country which Is at greater
Importance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-16
BRoopED own MORTGAGES.
why Cru1cksbank, of Issaquah. Lost
His Mind-A Passion fos. Power

why Cru1ckshank, of Iseaauah. Lott
His Mino-A Passion for F.owers.
John cruickshank. Of Issaruah, now w.
ing IN the county 5aii charged with steal
tng from the railway station AZ that place.
has been resident OF that town far eight
years Ais reputation for honesty was
second 10 that OF no man there, and his
arrest on such . charge was a surprise 70
all sxcspt those who had known him intl-
mateiy for years.
To the latter Il has been evident for
the last two years that Crulckshantss
mind has been gradually falling him. ana
sooner or iatsr he would have to be sent
20 the asylum lie has some vaiuabse
property la Issaqaah. which Is heavily
mortgssed. These mortgages have been
MS nightmare for years. and being Of a
very reserved nature. living alone and OF
late seldom leaving his home. there could
be only one ending TO his continual brood
ing over his business troubles Up 10 two
months ago his principal mania was the
cultivation OF flowers. Every dollar he
could get hold OF went In the purchase Of
fancy varieties. From flowers he switched
or TO fancy poultry. leaving his flowers.
which represented hundreds OF dollars.
70 wsfher and die. Lately he concluded
he must steal enough 10 pay on his mort
Eaees. and a. q result OF his attempt 10
carry this idea into effect he Is now In
the county jail
cruickshank will appear before the su-
perior court tomorrow 20 be examined a
TO his sanity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-16
LITTLE DANGER FROM FIRE.


AauroadS Not Threatened by tho Blaz-
ing Forests.
Although the forest flreS are BEGINNING
20 burn In all their fury. lighting UP the
country for miles about and developing
Seattle and other Puget sound points il,
thick veil of smoke. causing a smarfing
sensation about the eyes and filling mems
souls with thoughts OF biasphemy. there
Ia no immediate danger felt by ranch own
ers and the railroads. The latter especial
ly are not anticipating any great amour.
or trouble this year. as the fires OF last
season burnt UP most OF the timber IN
the vicinity OF their tracks. leaving MOTH
ing - catch this year but undercrush.
which Is not thick enough 10 occasion any
alarm.
and campers should be so absent-minded
as TO throw lnfIamsnabie material among
tho brush. thus causing fires that event.
ually do an immense amount Of damage.
Last year. II win be remembered. the
tracks OF the Seattle. Lake Shore & East
ern ~ Hartford Junction were badly
damaged, and logging camp near by en-
tirely burned I'D.
A passenger on ths Northern Pacific
express Tuesday night states that q large
forest Ere was raging In the hills back
OF Black River Junction. making a most
Inspiring sight but At the same time al
Ing one with tho thought that damage
must necessarily follow. A large FIRE IN
the hills this side OF Lake Washington.
near Madrona park. has been raging for
the past week. causing residents In that
locality much concern. but Il IL principal
ly small underbrush. which viii burn I'D
20 q path or q clearing and then 20 cut
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-16
Meeting Of Reaa Commissioners.

There is something brewing IN the board
Of read commissioners. On a5tosrDfnx At
ne last meeting N Seattle several wseks
ago. the beard Was subject 20 TIE call 81
the rsVsssent. Il II Wilson ard the three
rsegseers scattered 20 Distant portions Of
ths state 20 begin TIRE bsAd.rg OF the
Nhsteafn roAd J. II. Watson went 20
wenatchee. and from there TO the east
err point % she beginning CO the mount
ain stvssIon r. q. Wells started in On
the eastern portion OF the mountain aivi-
son. IN Sxsgls county. ard Mr.. Wilson rad
charge 81 the Puget SQUAD division. run
nfnE assween RancAare ard ne What
com county lsne. The commissioners have
row besn cslis4 together 20 rs~et IN SEAT
tie. ard as q neessnx entails considerable
rxpersa the cause must ~ che % impor-
sancs Mr. Watson arrived in the city
yesterday ara Nr. Wilsoa cara n last
nsxAs. IL Mr.. Vets arrives IN time. a
meeting VIA Ia he'd a. the Bgsle< this
ntferneon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-16

French and Scotch P.aids and sna1
checks. reduced from fac TO - n yard
Heather Mixtures. ~ inches wiass
reduced from iss 70 &c q yard
Ail-weol Checks. ~ inches WIDE Ia
reduced to 90 . yard
Wool Crepons. 20 inches wlae. -.
reduced to 20 a yard
Wool Brooadss. % inches vida Sc.
reduced 20 20 . yard
MoAair Mixtures. 4s inches Wide 10.
reduced 10 30 . yard
Persian Figure. - inches wsAs. -
reduced to &c . yard.
Iron Crown SuitingA. peFEsAn de-
signs. q inches wide. regular price Sc.
reduced TO $50 . yard.
Boucle Euitings. brown and gray
mixtures. - inches wide. regular price
N.2S per yard. reduced TO &C.
Fancy Mixtures "A inches wide. regu-
Tar price N.e. reduced to go . yard.
Scotch Cheviets. g inches wide. q.
reduced to go = yard
Wool Crepons. IS tachss. a.m. re-
duced 10 sSc yard.
Navy blue and White Ssripe. 81
inches. regular price N-A reduced %
7sc = yard.
silk and wool Checks. - inches wide
regular price I'll. reduced 70 76c
yard