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Davale! to Ihe Deii Xntorest of Lincoln County sur.J the DYelepnacnt of lia Hcsouroes.
VOLUM..
WHITE OAKS, LINCOLN COUNTY, N. JL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1890.
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W. A. JEWETT,
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WlUTKOAKa S. M.
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CotxEiom AT Law
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Wm.H. Ctttt.UA Aliiqurii.
(.'líilJjri, & JAck'in,
ATTUKSKT AT LAW,
AVtlurji and Socorro. N.
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Xlol 3I2(Bitxto nca.
lliuiixis Affonoy
f irí labrase a anJ Xotary Pntlif
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rhjtlcia, larjoo f Accouchtr.
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for-.U. 8rrf Ufcvm-f. ""il
ti tt.í i VZ2ZSU' e"r,U
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Ijiuolu ountit gruder.
MUI CfttUKt UTCillf. $2 til IEIX
rm. Q&ff ir , 3C altos JS y ttetc
r.nterrd t the fost Office t White
Oaka.X M..as-rnnd classmattrT
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.TlIkCHtOAttd Wexki.y ?RWA,&nd
i f.t.xroi.x Va. l,KrR. 1 rear$2.?5
1GANOAL.
Sl.tndt'r iii n UKUi-tíT of liMoou
iiii iit, yr tlfir tro nntij, in f very
iimiiiiiílavs lio wnM jet up ti
ilic mi'lvilc of llif mgtit ami fcatt
iponít.
A so.niltil ning"r h Iwnj-s a
t4U;tr-l. It'.'i niiTutatp, ln
:t iitu-.i or Bi'Biun, vil p alro:uJ,
inl nt on i!iimrtorv wor!;, and
will :y,- '-I liiivo liren tolíl,'
XV Im would h;ive ibonght oí
tu li ii l!tmp ?" " I wouM not
have Mieved it b-tt for iFio nu
ihDí íf.v I have, rtc. And jet, n
M rule, the artii'H n mííurtiioti'
in eíiTuktiii the ffeaitdal tire uü
ally tar ml with the sume slick,
who linen wouM not Mand com
ptirnttve exj-xisiirf, und who, could
tltey wo thcniKcIves an others see
thein, if they knew what wit nuid
niton themwlven, would call tijxtD
mountains to cover thotn from
pub'.ie jtt?.o. . A lntííbiiiidh'íif wo
mw, - ilefencoh m, .niaiileti nrc
fo.it lll! for lti hnted,larjjo fot
e 1 buffoon nnd wundul nionj;ri
to kick at. bhaino on commun'.
lies that ntiihutr, ven by coun-
lenauce, ntcu iniiou wretchcH.
C'hurtuter in hard to build up,
but it in efty to destroy. Notliinr-
N more brittle. A foul hrfuth eun
avA Un rausitlehttlv, infumoitsh
sent to untimely graves bh uiv
oul an ever left the C'nMit6r '
hundí hoart, noble and truktii-g,
have licen bruised until broken ba
the cruel tongue of slander.
f projxs, jumw anonymous poet
ns written
A n-UlnfM-r linKt ibe lr
A aoft, llh; ire and I ,
Yrl Lrbei with buna mi won
Now mlxlit it pirbh cd!j tL.r,
Si t turtlitr -o.
Ab ! mt. quirk ami turrr r
Caurlit up iba liiilnitnnlr tf Mxind,
A not b. r vui .i liad I rcstbod it c!or j
Ami n It wiindcn'it tinintl
"r.im rar to lip, front Hp I r.
Coll. it rea iutl a Knt Mart.
And tbl H lrlt.
Seldom does the minchicf cn-l
with the life or death of the tna-ILni-d.
IJelntivcH, thoM wI.oms
prou W !cgncy should ba ti"
nft,v( Mimo inl lilrrli t hiracttr of
b i . . .i
tl)o .ii.a clythiowu ftotnent.
nonce to the Lntttcr. fee", the i:.ng.
'.he'r liven me blighte! and
cticlcrcd not worth the living
j
'I beiv are iK'ita perfect.
.1. u have UMi.1 bicmWiCs.
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t!rn M"t l"
t i i. .
t iiowe oi OSuci ? nil. ic : t-
. . . ..,,,,
hide our onl 1W l.cr. c.dt at. .
O till up tholMtfalU.nl1 our fcl
u . ti.ui, ti, ! ttieni !itMH r nnd
iuai.iaii ttMl.ti.nii i.et iHr nn"
Sloat as the vielint f-U therein
to devote limn In impeding de -
, , ,. Vril
4tiii. ion ralhi-r tLiiit In mi. icrut-
' it.
The M-andul nioiicr is ubiipti
t i i litiii b m l.txd. r otiirr
, . ,1
im-oitawt pine it t"m m....
l,u!.'4 the Linger of the kiw-e arc
tr reudy M mmk on iovitat.on,
1 1 limn ( in!i i'ffoc to ur
. . nl' irto the kce
ig vt anoiher tK-andal vynn itV
rmvernott mouth and belchc" 1
trnctive latw, lava which conKutm-H
whnt i nor xalttalile to the hold
er than the life which it embel-I-hcf.
Tlie nrandal monger Ua libtd i n
humanity and a traitor to .ii race
Fit want of word of our own In
which to cnathetuatir.e him or her
wo employ tilosa of the grand old
Isinh ptx-t Tow Mociv : .
OH for a long no to cmsc tb
Wlmt irron. I!L a dij bliylil,
Cokin o'nr tbfl rnunrilicf ihf tr.
Am! IImMk tlicm in llittr hour of it.lfkt!
May life' unbli Mcd rup for hm '
B dr.iKRrd with trracbrrieji t tit Uitat.
Whh linf that but silitrv to fly,
Wib Jo) that vaolsb whh btf!p,
Lik Piad 8ía Fruilvlbal Irt.ipt tl.c eye
Bul tu.-n lo aihr on tli llp t
Ilia rotiatry'a curse, bta cUIMrtn- .finir;
O.tUatt'of vlnne, pear and fanir ;
May bt. at U, with lipa of dnmr,
Ou the purrlicd drrrt thlrMlm; dir.
tTbile lake that whine In nintkrry nlli.
Ar fadinf off. uotoui'lieil. untaaiod,
I.lko the anco floriona bepea Lo t!tfd '
And, whoa fromatrth Lt apirlt MU-p,
JiikI rroptiat, 'ct the damned f nr dft)
Pull In lha aif hi of l'aradir.
Bab.iidinx bravan and fv. ' a '.
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THE BABY'S BATH.
Ill rMfmt Katae M ataarte CaM I1
ataalth TilwUt tlfc
Tbera la bo Item except ear of food
that cierta so powerful an effect upon
tho infant health aa rara or neglect of
Uta Infant's dl!r bah. Old wires
oftoa Inalat that some children, nhlch
moaas always their child ron, ara too
delloata to batho. Young" mothers
oftoa ar frightoaed out of cilnr tho
rath dally becauta tho ohvd criea and
ccms unhappy. It is toot tho bath
that injure a child, but th way ln
hlta U Is glvoa. Th water may be
too co'd cr too hot. There Is caly one
way ef eettUusr tbls natter with per
fect surety, ihat la with a tuermom
tr. A a rut th water for bathing
a young; child should ba ninety dagreea.
After it 1 a year old tho temperature
may brduod to tha temperatura of
the room. Mvr beyln to batho an In
fant uatll ovary article to bo used la
bathing and dreaahtf It Is laid out ready
at hand. On of th most noeeaiary
articles of th bath U a good-stsed tub.
A large foot tub is batter and ehen r
for tbls purpoa than tha regular
child's bath-tub bee use it is largor,
and abundance of water Is necessary.
A rubber apron for th mother or
curs that bathes th chl'd, and lurg
blanket soroa to BDread orer andan
velo th child when first taken from
th bath la a necessity to th child
comfort Do not on any account re-
oeW a child from tU bath oath rub-
I bar apron. Th ehUl It will reoelr
1 (rom luüh uriliunMi wilt Anuntan.
act all good ffecu of bathing. Allow
th baby to remain la th wtr front
nv to ton minutes, aerer longer, im
flannel or blanket apron should be
warmed to reclvth baby whea It I
Ukea out, and' tha child shcu'.d he
drt d with A soft linen towel a rapid
ly as possible, rubbing th budy r lth
afrlotloa towel to U muíate tha circu
lation. Dress th llttl on carufuWy.
uaoov.ringon1ypartof.th body ata
Urn. If a child is properly balitad It
will b hungry soon after. Arreinte
th bath-hour so it will come Jut
f ! aha a trie MAMtlnf ftst Í
hours. Befar th Wd o'cIikU or
va a tarao-ei ve v v aa w a w iiiii I
Igbt o'clock hour Is Maualle mo.lt
cuoTenmnw it ia oein is oeiaye
till before ten o'clock U will come bw
; kept fed at regular hours aud bathod '
for Ua long mid-day nap. and a bby
wgularlyat this tlm wilt fall sHle. u
i afur feeding If It la well, and often : w ,i,.r 1(w !rinf tmed in t!t cit c.
unooJopt.0 e.clock .i.,.!!, " . . . . ,t I
I teillg.nt mother win wake up a 1.1 'J. Ut. .cl boon hxi aw oT and
I to feed It. It la, however, prtid.,it tí
I , , . V. r , ,
' alMAnlnir Aa iiuii ua It tuir-Ind tif..
' w nen most or its urn is spout lu
, sleeping. lietweea Its leedt.-,. l.oui
A A .t. . . - . - . ' I
I VI IVUr McA A At MA V ftUlAiri.lJiJfA lüti
i
Child
Ml BM BBr Mil Ul'BA IUU 2
had best ba keut sut bv
gntlm It will then be ready
w itwp aivw tu in s mox mi, ng
usually will wak only twio or thrr
long .nough to U fed. Most twailhy
beble. however, do wake up at eun-
, rU wh. u u W11 MnA uke
. tUai ovlt , lh- min?? ,lr, it po
. kie, as they seem jubliaut with hih
spirit. rdy to shoot with th bi .!
M(1 M Mluf ht lU B(gh bas
passed and tt. &ew day ha come.
ci, a. iriDttu, ;
-Jühitson "Ihat status Of A wp
-ne 4l)i at th tumb of yeur wife
mo'.bar Is a beautiful wurk of art
tir XaQBpwi...a.
eu I thought tLera eujlit to ba
t-7 waspia a aer gra
AnmíjucrH CiiUn. Oct Sf.
IIEKrjY 4. MILLER DEAD.
Henry J. Miller, a' 37 yotr
died tt hi rtxm in fh Crmiwo!!
Moris; hit night about I o'clock,
from typhoid fcrcr after en iltae
of a fiw week.
Mr. Millar was born in Way no
cou tty, Now York, whero row
reallt his mother, who is tOye.-.rs
old, ail a number of relative
rd t-lanZ 1 nen U. A fvw
cckH.go, t.4. MtPherson, rxra
in' of tho t!ecTRed, wr)tc tohu
mother, hifuriuiiig her of her
son'n llueca. In her answer h
usl (bo following words: "If
Henry di I b.ive toüiing more to
live for."f A tclcgmoi has lieen
a.-nt to a relative, residing near tha
old moll rr, telling him to break
thr- news r. gently M jMWiiblo to
her. Mr. Miller hm a brother in
lnw, Mr. Dunning, in buinea at
Concordia, Knun, tiud h bus
k?ei infoi'tned by telegram of the
death. .
Henry J. Milter started for the
west in the t-prtng of 18S0, and in
tho full of that year cntablmhod
himself in tho gcueral mercantile
business at White Oaks, Lincoln
County, the style of the firm W
ipg Dunning & Miller, ho having
charge of tho btifjnoBw, Mr. Dun
ning remaining in Kansas. For
oven years ho did a thriving bus-
incKx, but desiring to wo Califor
nia, he sold out and left for Pasa
dena, wlrre for ubout a year and
a hnjf he conducted a cigur Kton .
This was during the boom in South
ern California but on its decliu l.e
dipoMi cf his stock ut a good
in.trtiu and rcturnotl t Vhit
Oakj. in Muy 1881', heiainu to
Alhutjucrijuc in company it!
S. McPhction i inl A. imitiiirJ,
und with the lutier but.iiL i;t the
businoHS or Al. C .irhul, on Cop
jvr Avenue, li did not ptuve a
profiUUo undurtakiug and etiet
ajvcrul month the firm cloocd.Mr
( jUlUarj ttmj fe leaving and Mr.
, , , . , ,
Mider remained here and had
c'.UiV.' of tho piiinting depurtmcnt
.
j" "imub'u "'laltory of J.
! JvoiU r 0 Co.,. i to hi t ileuth.
... ....,
lie wiirt iiihrji i.i on iuu .iiuui
l-ivi Sepleiiiler, ttiid H.tiJ cottitant
Iv '(.ntii!;d to hirt ViK'tn. Alxiiit a
wo- gubia ulteudittg putaiei.in,
Dr. Pcarce, reirfn-tod bun getting
, fl la,t ,t ,,4.M ,1f (nok
a n liic from which he begun
Í sIukliiET rapidly, living ul the hour
. v ' k n
tu ntiotied above.
1 1,. WM (iu5u. tt
fit-hy gt'iitlf-
I
hitan ur,d enjoyed jR'rfoct heylth
L..i;i u ,..,,. ,., kncr.. which ii-
i :
! tittt UHil
titttibuled to lb drinki; of t'-c
on V. iih tlii.-di;. v ised lor J Vi:tr",
, tii.l .t:tleH lint he n-Kl tne nio-i a
: grccMim- unp.iiuii
e
kiiew, pof-e-nijiij- a gcitetoti-
ItS III . A I I ...... I..
... . .
wlicK' so ji-o t.-r-. n- m.-ir
m,.,t y f.idth. re
wliu will 1e
; , . , ......a-y f .,
r-aticd ti read the ol.ttuary tn lu
,
; , ,M)(i (4 ,n
1 ' ... ,
. hurrc bV Un- er t k t Strong, and
r j : y( M,rr , s ,n l4WW
. . . , , , ,
flout hi r-!ativc it t bkc the
mIH,n will U aWnl r.ut -for
, . ,
Tht DcmiHTitt of Sit tir Isy siys
-Mr. Duin'njr, hrjth-r-in law
of J. 11. Miller, deceased, arrived
ye-trrlty aftcrnotm and will Like
- wiiiitus ei-t with hint today.
.trr"fr l r t'. i. ..
The Old Flog Waves
4 U "
j: x
The election returns received
this week were calculated to In
pirc Hcpnblican soldiers with the
conviction that God still reigneth
and alt the necks of Ills people
aro not hard nor their hearts per
Temo.
Going to proas Friday morning
wa sre without complete returns
but those wc have are inspiriting.
Let us see :
Kaventon, N. M., Republicano.
)tu.xm;p 'BtusAifnuujj
0lJ.KUlp U1íUO.)t
a Illinois, l.epublican.
Itolierts and Sena, pole survir
ora of tho Lincoln County Kcpul,-
lican ticket, either approved or en
dorscd.
Fuller, and we hojo better ro
tura next week.
Ul i J
Latest ad vicos report Joseph
and Otero as running neck and
neck. Utero has the biggest ueck
and wo hopo he'll crowd in.
Tur. tictv Silt district consists of
tho comttie of Socorro, Lincoln,
Chave and Eddy, with haadijuar
lets for tho present ut Socorro ;t his
i-t iihotit the best diposition tnnt
could have Ih'cu made of tlm mat
ter; Ju:'ge Fireman is to travel
over tbo tlistricl nnd after ho be
cr:mca better acquainted with the
I Couuit.oit of '.hitigs there it thnngo
may tuku place, but tlut for the
future. .Nkw Mkxican.
ORIC: Or BOCK-BEER.
A Bimttni Tal ef a Tai Vuré,
IHuii Bw ami a Host.
The rrputml ortirtn of boek beer baa bee
preeervrd in vuri ma Irgenda which ara cur
m i itiroii(it! mt Uerraaoy. At the town
if .S j-.':n 1 1, lu the aprtna of a certain
.Ii.-init the IouJkI egos, an fcatter
. M v ita twuiK tiald, twhtute waa ar-
,a ii.it only by the townsfolk bul
- i. !,-.. I . i'.i tiie rountrjraide aa well.
. r i ug lute un a a feudal Irfird
, Miown, who bnuiht with him
i. i. r'uinitty ot lUkt beer, wht. li
nm.'o. At the lair tha
..-'' i -inkluK dark beer, wbluti
.f. i un wHIidiMlaln.
' i . i. t .' tvubs na niKio iba roiatlv
' , " i .1 ami dark Ihmtb a Wafer
i . i-.t .V.miIoU the fullowicg j-ear
1 r . -uicl come srouud atfue
.. ' i brow a q'lanUty of ita
. i. . .. .1 jr a practical ti-atltwa
., ,. i many Mm of a-,
i . . ' fore making Iba drlnkei
... that w ulit mubasiuau
. ' award.nl tbo palm.
'i; '. .r fir lb romesttnta
., o.e pn-afiM of vast
. ' i ) . Die V,K ,tite lorO
. wn tM-r i.f the Iowa
'.!'.) . if ttm .Nurorubcricers
;..' ilKlit txwr. Aetttann
t .
I. Ti
mt of inu runpltivl
!. i i num bri'iiiue hitartous
t : r,-j tu a state ef roariiiK
i I. k . t lure tils rivet toKan to
t ft tho iht bnrr. Acrd-
''yt.v lir'i I'rr w declared tbe wtti
'.nr .-i u t. Vint- t and th i townspaof .
tun f th- run i.M of Oh tr faroritu Uavora
H i.i. ;x !U wr,- anmblU a
"i.." .J i-.!. ;v.k:U Is kú.rwa la t.Kriiinny as
4 f. b'. i'tf, biot.e tnui Uia m.m Vktirre
'til. I,-II IT. itCitiST S'ld CUtltl.if b
twooi: ina trcsnlilie traiadilutd l4rd Itirew
aim It l on bis bark, wbare, auch Wat bl
wniltiun, be was oofapild ta lie till be
was pa k4 a p. From this etrttumauave
i.im the aame of tha dark-bvwn ber
which anil nmn at Easter lime.
Aeutlmr k-(a4 te to Ike effrot that the
Jesuit Boaa ware acviibUntiud to tuUl i
fuaallaUiC eprlua, at whtck taey alauKb
Ur4 a young fx! or bock. To drink uti
Ibis thsr trew4 dark, sweel bver wku-b
was coustdsrcMl daltoacy and whWb,
rbm It bscaaie kaowa eutstde Of tbe
HKiuasuiriM, waa bailJ wltk dallxht by tho
pont'l", aed un.lar the name of me! Ur
Let-uue aa esuutUU-d nsuuilka.
á
CHURCH 8QANDAL
For weeks the tongue of la
der has been waitíhg it's dth of
lolliptip, promised It by the aages
of scandal On last Sabbath tha
morrean cama but it lacked in fix
vor what the. cormorants anticipa
ted, Tho liov. Lane had been ac
cused of evary crime in the deca
logue, and a communion had been
appointed toinveirtijate him.
After much labor tha amalic.it .of
mro sá nmdtirwJ. t Ait Runtaw
the committee rejxrted, after an
elalmrjite Investigation, Instigated
by a dcvilihh inquisition, reported
as follows :
White OAs, N. M.
Oct 81, '00.
We, the committee duly ai-
pointed by the authorities of th
Congregational Church do hereby
make the following preliminary
report :
We came to While Onks to in
vestigate, impartially, rumors and
reporta, which had, and were seri
ously affecting the work of the
Congregational Church and School
Wo extended an invitation to all
who had facta Waring upon the is
sues before us, to present them.
We are grateful for the kindness
with which we were reoeivod and
tho clearness And willingness with
which the testimony wus given.
We have token down, in writing,
a Urge quantity of evidence, have
callod on. n:any of the citizens,
hare heard all aides, followed all
ehiea. interviewed ol) jtcrsons
whose ñame were in any way men
tioned, and with justico ttr al
sought to traco cAch rumor to it's
source. As a rosult, wo findtrou
bio of long standing in the com
munity, interne feeling and bit
ter animosities, which have boen
exceedingly painful and unplea
sant, not only to thono m t con
cerned but to tho citizens general
ly. These conditions hare seri
ously crippled all roligious and ed
ucational work, and if continued,
with the present decreasing ttopu
lutio.i of the town, would in timo
r nder work with benevolent fame's
t the Cougrogationni Church m-
cxiedicut and well nigh impossi
ble.
As a committee of tho Chun li
we did not come to eitner invi sti-
gato or vindicate tho elniactcr of
men am' women not mcmhois of
tho Church of Christ, Rumors,
which charge citizen- of this town
with tbe gravest nnd moat attro-
ciotis of crime, viz. t the Uethue-
tion of moral character, we have
followed till we hnv found their
sources. Uut in every singlo cte
of rumor or report affecting th
christian character and ininintcriul
standing of the jxistor of tlrs
church, or the puiity and worth
of other mcmWrt of this church,
we have lteen ututble, after tbe
mot diligent and penetrating in-
'pilry, from nlarge number of wit
nesses, find proof of tho Accusa
tion, by any tUoluto, Hfitfvo
fact. Ws find A cordial aupporl
by tho community of tho work car
ried on by the Congregational do
nomination in tbn church nd tho
xchool la this pLu-e and that tho
piwnt ir.ein'rhlp is united and
ston to do tho wot k of ChrUt.
The evidence taken U on fii in
Aluwpienpte. The final and full
rejKirt will follow in due lint."
, li. Lxha U x.
Kara A. SxthtK.
A. M. lvr.i.
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