Lincoln County Leader,

University of New Mexico

UNM Digital Repository

Lincoln County Leader, 1882-1892

New Mexico Historical Newspapers

9-1-1888

Lincoln County Leader, 09-01-1888

Lincoln County Publishing Company

Follow this and additional works at:

https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lcl_news

This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Lincoln County Leader, 1882-1892 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact

disc@unm.edu.

Recommended Citation

Lincoln County Publishing Company. "Lincoln County Leader, 09-01-1888." (1888).https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lcl_news/

VOLUME C. iibrar -w

Lincoln

PROhhSSIOSAI

CARDS.

This

PRPE3

K:X7ür2r

ADVERTISERS MtM .atObU !! illOcaaS. l H ay _{LU'IU U Memaswe} JAS. A. TOM LIN SON.

.

J'hysicútn, Surgnm

it

ylecowMer.

Offers his services to the public.

0fick

is Dbuu Store. Lincqix.

GEÓ7BriBEÍt,

AtTOBNEY AT LAW

White Oaks N.

Will practice In 11_the Court, nf theTcr-ritor- v

and in the Ü. 8. Land Ofllcn.

ALEXANDER G. LANE,

Surgeon

and

Physician,

YniTr Oaks Nkw Mexico

ABREAST OF THE

TIMES-

-Latest and moat improved method of trtaliDK disease.

Prompt Relief and Speedy Cure

Tot those whosubmitto the undeniable

touchstoneof trial. Dealer ia New and Ture Drugs. Fine Prescriptions, Genuine Specific Medicines, used in all schools.

THEO.

w7HEMAN

-IloalSEetato

exrxcX

juinirxar

Agonoy

Fire Insurance and Kitarj Public WHITE OAKS.

xLiinooln

Hotel,

(Opposite Court House,) LINCOLN, N. M.

This iHotel. under new and efficient

manacement, havin5 beon thoroughly

re-novated nnd refurnished, offers to Tlsl

tors superior accommodation

Goon Stablimo Attach kd. VHI K1 _AN O

--?I8P1L

H. L. Warren. 0. A. _{Lineólo.K. m.} U. B. FerruMon.

Albuquerque, H. M. ,

Warren, Ferguxson

k

Richardson.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

r

Will practloeln al litheCourts ot the Terrl-tary-.

aud ln.lbeU. S.LandOffice.

B. F.

WILSON, M. D.

cerilla and Pine Street.

Officeoomer of J

T

PitoMrr Rkhpokse.

to

e -

all

w.T

Calls.

ErMB.

TIMON

E.

(Late RetUter U. S. Land Office. Boise

CUT. Idaho.)

ATTORNEY AT

LAW.

Office-W- hite Oaks Atenué.

M

White Oaks.

7oIÍÑJ.

COCKRhLL,

ArioKNEY

at

Law,

Lincoln N"

before allCourtsof the

Ter-rl-.ur-uudU. S. Land Offices.

WILLUM

S.

RYAN,

COUKSKLOR AT LiW.

rinh,

New Mexico

L.. nava AlbUdUerOB.

C. L. JiCiioR, Uooorro

Childers,

k

Jack-o-n, JkTTORSKYS AT LAW,

Albuqwrque and Socorro. N. M. 3T Will uractlce ia Lincoln coaotv

JohnY.

Hewitt.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. M

M

..ir.rnKS

LINCOLN COUKTT New

Mexio.

John

MoMurohv,

PEALKU IK

Mines

and Real Estate.

WHITE OAKS, N. M.

Real Estate and Mining Agent, M,Ml

White

Oaks,

wTc.

Mcdonald,

u.s.mxmL

DErtTY

sliveyol

Awn

TVotrvrr

Xnllic

Devotod

to

the

Bust

Interests

of Lincoln County

and

the

of

Its Reiovreti.

HENRY W. KEARSING,

Assayer

and-

-Chemist.

1

asay

for Gold and Silver, $J.50

3

"

4.GO 3

"

"

fl.Ou

1 singlo ussay tor Gold, 1.50 1

"

"

"

Silver, l.f)U

Lead, singla assay, 2.50 Copper,

"

4 00

All olbor metals in proportion. Special contracts to Mining Com

punios mid Milln.

Cash must be remitted with each sample.

Aitaying taught in allit" branch e on

raonaole term.

Carizo

- m

-White Oaks Nkw Mkxico

WK. GALLAGHER. Prop.

Tki._{lllin I}ri_luiviI :M_in m

un

_nn i,;.li.piiui i.iiu unu_B.r..i,.P,, a

i fumiilied throulioul with nrw fiuni-

-luro. nircpini; ruoujs are wen siippncu with clean ana comforlablubccls.HUii

pro-vided with HkIiI and vcnlilntion. Tabli' upplieu vnh luc Desl tne iniirKcl HI

fords. Kvi-r- _{care taken of. and}

iitten-tio-paid to wiutuof transient gucsis.

CHARGES REASONABLE. GROCERIES,

VEGETARLES, FRUIT,

CANNED GOODS. The uriKcrihor lina otiennd a place ot holiness for the sale of

tli nhnrc_' crnniJs. _{in fli}- llllllilillrr_n on White Oaks Avenue, nearly opposite Weed's store, and res pectfully solicits a share of public ronngo. JOI1IS A. UUOWJS.

(f)

.22

en

rn

rr t n

?

i

!z

c

g

l

ZD i j

V

S

()

?

bH

a

O

C

t:

I

r

w

_r

, s

.

CD

5

rV

q

_O

N _{es V-}

-H

I

O

t

Z

rT

"2 v

"

O

5

?

O

Ü

_'a.

1

IIarkison Sr., Nkau

the Mill.

Ronrd $5 per week.

1'urmnlied rooms,

i

per month Tniimients, 50

_jut

1iv.

SAN ANTONIO

HOTEL.

San Antonio N. M

MRS. Wm.

DCFfEY,

Prop.

Good Table Clean Reds

Moder-ate Charges.

n

Vii:TK

OAKS,

LltfCJLN

COUNTY, N. M.. 1. 1883,

Unco!'

IBISI

í

VlYXl SmUDU. $2 PER TEIK

Salcrdav.

iitomhcr

1, ISSS.

Wra.

Caffxoy,

_Elltot

ticXzcpxltcz

Kiitvriid at the Post Ofllre at Whito

Oííke. N II.,H8second claBsmattcr.

The ChicagoAVkkkly _{News. and}

Lincoln Vo. Lkaukk, 1 year $2.75

LINCOLN.

Wo spent a portion of two days

in Lincoln the torepart of the week.

The roads loading t our County Seat are yillianously bad. The word

"

villiaii'ius," is the only appropri.

ate one we can think ot, und a ride

over them causes the rider to tetd

that, _{at the coming election} all oth-er olik-er-s _{to bu} elected sink into

insigiiilicaiice compared with that

of County Commissioners andas he

contemplates his chances ofgetting

his neck broken he feels as thuugit the operation ought to be

antici-pated by the breaking of the necks

ot the Commissioners. During court season all roads lead to Lin-col- u

and the perils there ought to besurlicient without aggravating them enroute.

The political cauldron wo found bubbling and seething hot. Demo crats were all by the ears. Sligh

was there seeking a combination through whichinpayment for votes

cast lor his son Georgo he was to deliver the Alliance voto over to the Democracy. The Alliance men heard ofthe proposed deal and were wroth in declaring that Sligh was buying short and would tind it im-possible to deliver the goods in

November. We anticipate lots of

fun, commencing to day, when all

parties will bo stripped for tho fight.

Rut little court business was done before we left on Wednesday and

that little is reported in to day's Leaukk. There were so many or-ders on the book ahead ot tho one

(or _{the suit contracted tor} on our account, that Judgt? Long was un

able to take our measure this week.

The condemned stallionwho sought

to breed trminlo and serious loss

tor us will tind his cilorts abortiva and that the pit he dug for us he

will himselt fall into.

Next week our paper will Coii-ttii- n

a full accountot eouit

proceed-ings and the week after itsconcluí-ion- ,

tor there can be no doubt that

court will

lat

the greater portion of three weeks.

There are a number ot criminal

ea--m on the docket. One exciting

much interest is that of Tom Fiuiiessy.who two year1 ago killed

a man in si lt defence at SevenRiv lis. and alter an absence ot a year

voluntai aily returned and gave him

silt up. Neither ho nor his friends anticipate anything but swift ac

rmittal.

Our local columnswere this week conducted bytalented friendt, which will account for thuir unusual ox cclleiice.

II. K. Thikiikk, owing to his

uc.ilili. and his Drominentu as a

ContibutortotheCloveland election

fund four years ago, hasa national reputation, and being identihed

with Lincoln county consequent up

on his large investment herointhe

cattle interest, we take pleasure in

presenting in type his circular to the public giving Ids reasons for changing political front. We com mend his reasons to tho caretu

Btudv ot wage-earnci- who read the

LicAnrn.

Subscribe for the Lkahüu.

H K THÜRBER TO THE FRONT

To the Wage Earneft

_of

the Unit ed States What is Yoar

InUrént in the Com-ing Presidential

Election.

l'resident Cleveland tias

precipi-tated the conflict between the wage-earner- s

of this country aud the

wage-earner- s of Europe In all

fairness and candor, 1 _{ask you,}Can

there be but one result, ifthetheory of free trade is carried out; and

that is reduction of wages? Our markets in the present ageof _6team arc only ten days' distance in time irom tho European markets.

Freights are so low thatin all man-ufactured goods this item can hard-ly be taken into account in the

cost of the merchandise. A

differ-enc-ot 5 per. cent in tho cost of manufacturing in this conntry over the cost in Europe, sends tho or

dersby cable to any European market that is_{lower in prico than}

our own; consequently tno onlv protection labor has in this country over the labor in any European country is the action of aprotective tariff. Then cotr.es the question, Does the ave-ag-e wage-earne- r in

this country receive higher wages and better net results than the wageearner doeB in Europe? that

is, can you live better, can you

gain a home easier, can you edu-cate yourchildren better, oan you

ay up a surplus in case ofsicknoss or old age, easier in this country than they can inthe most crowded portions otEurope?

There can be but one answer to this question, that is yes. Wo see it everywhere; wesoe inthe

health-ier condition of our

wage-earner-we soo itinthe waytheir wivesand

children are dresssed; we see it in

their homes, (cf which they very otton own the title deeds); we see

itin the deposits in the saving banks (which are wholly the net results to waeo earners). In the United States there is duo to 3,418,

013 depositors $1,235.247,371, an average of $361.30 to each deposi tor. We see it in the fact that

thoso who are able togetawayfrom

labor-oppresse- Europe are emi

gratingto this country. All these are hard factsthat the free trader

cannot get away from. Free trade

is a very pretty theory, but it is

mainly professional men who ad-vócate it, and _it is gratifying to some to preach

"that

all ths world are brother" and that consequent

lywo should not protect the labor

of our neighbors, our own citizens,

who build our towns into villages, our villages into cities, who con-

-sumo our own raw products. Free trade may be charity to foreign op

eratives, but I for one believe that charity begins at home first; that

my own country is entitled to my

firet regard; thattho interestotthe

wage-earne-r of this country is my interest; that his successismy

suc-cess.

I also bel evo that what Euro pean manufacturers want us to do

is not for our interest todo. When every European paper hailed

Presi-dent Cleveland's massage with de-light as tending toward freo trade, it convinced me that it was not the bestinterestofthiscountry thatbe

should1 bo

When the London Times thinks

tho best use thev can make of

Ir

ishtnen is to help them to cmmi

errata to this country and join the

Democratic party, and thus help break down our protective tariff,

that mnlii.a mn think that olir tar-

-EABEE,

Development

Hotel.

SATURDAY, 8EPTEMBFB

jountjf Leader.

the_''Millsnido of_tariffa protective tariff. The_{bul" that} 1 indorsed

by the St. Louis Democratic Con-vention and President Cleveland, keeps about 80per cent, duty on

sugar (about 150,000,000 to collect annually), about 100 per cent, on

rice, the very articles that you pay a large percentage oi, and reduces

the duty on articles where your waeos enterlargely in the cost ot production. I cannot think that

the Mills bill is tor the best

inter-est of our wage-earner-s, and con

sequuntlyl opposoit, and thePresi-don- t who favors it. although I vot-ed tor him in 1834.

The United States ia tho largest consuming naiion per capita of any

on the globe, and theroason ot it

is thatour wage earners are better

paid than any other, and it isclear to my mind that tho operation ofa

protective tariff is the reason ot it.

It we should reduce the tariff on articles into which labor enters largely in tho cost; tho forces of steam and electricity which have

so reduced the time and costof im-porting goods into this country, would without any doubt bring tho cheap labor ot Europe indirect aud immediate competition with our own labor. Europe has tho

carry-ing trade on theocean in hef own hands; I do not want tohave them convey our raw products to Enfopo

in theirvessels at the expense ofour producers, und thereconvert them into a manufactured product with her chonp labor, andreturnthem to

us, when it will surely have the

ef-fect of reducing the prico of labor

that produces tho same articles in

tho United States. All these are potent reasons to my mind why wo ehonld opposo tho ot

Presidont Cleveland in 1888. I

append a letter written bv a

Demo-cratic merchant ot this city that is

very snggestivo on this subject. To my friends and readers I will

say I have "no axes to grind," am no politician, want no oflice; am an American, selfish enough to wish formy own country's best

in-terests "first,last,and all the timo" in preference tothat ot any other, and therefore am in favor of a pro tective tariff. 11. _{K. Tiiukukk.}

The Englishman's account as to

how freo trade works in England, to which Mr. Thurber alludes, and which lie makes a part ot his cir-cular letter, is in type, but crowd-ed over until next week. Ed.

The Tribune's announcement yesterday thatthe Whito Oaks road has been reduced to a certainty, created a degree of pleasure in El

l'aso that wo have never knownex-ceeded- .

Hopes were deferred long and weary months. The street

talk had well igh become

exhaust-ed. Rumors and counter-rumor-s

excited, and in turn, demoralized manv of our people to an extent

that approached positive alarm.

The old reliable Tribune,howev er, never faltered in tho strorg

faith it has in the success ot the en terprise, and now hopes that when the Texas Press Association meets

ho in May next every momber may

go toWhite Oaks-!-El Paso Trib une.

(Martllng-- _Dtaeovery.

The dUeovcry by the Inhabitants of a blUierto unTl.lted by the pfitilcht

scourg of fever indague, that Itextata in

their very midst, is decidedly starring.

Such diaeoTcrlca ar made at erery season,

Ineerypart of tbeUnion,, Bubseononlly, Whro itIsascertained, it Invariably I. at

such time, through Hievaluable experience

of sorae one who has been bearfliled and

eure.1, thatllnslrtter's Slomsch Bitters Isa

thorouxtily mcaojuus era licamr ofth

ma-larialpoison, anda means of fortlfjing the yxirm against it,a ofmuresixurliy

ami intouiiilllty rrl(nsthmuirhoitt Uie whole osiKhborliOml. lic.idr the febrile liirm.of

malarialdls-ase- , _{dumb ague and atfue}esk are removed by thepolrnt of the

Hit-ters,10which scirocealoKivrstutsanction debility, kid

I _{.3 a írmwty for rhmniallun,} iiysprpiiia,

ill isa irreal uencui mis country, i con.uiMuion, llv..i cmpiaiui,

ney trouhlrn, and all

ill..

inulriug the and of course, I range tuytolf on

rn

uf tUawtkm ueiiUmW

NUMBER 48"

RV-PLA- AT VANITY FAIR".

Wc went to thocircli. we did, momma, Wewent to ftp circus, but don't MÍ fh.

Certain' young ladies of the elite of our town fooling

dulj

constrain ed to practica the virtue ofjecono-my- ,

and being person í ofírcrtíiii-dacit-y

Anif boldness, resolved thrtf the vanities of this world nhould not drawfrom them their shekels of silver, which should con'inue to go to redeem the heathen ot tar coun-tries who know not the

distinc-tions of

_f

merrtn et luum. In pur-suance of this laudable resolution they climbed with labor nc

tribu-lation to the rofrf_{of a house over}

looking a Mexican peregrinating' circus and proceeded to take in tito 8ÍiOtt. _{The fair vision ot témalo}

beauty was greeted with npplriuflff by the assembled multitude as the brazen idols of tho aforesaid heath-en are wont fo be received--. The

coy maidens unaccustomed to such tribute, withdrew to the eves, but remembering in time tho"

Scriptur-al injunction "Let rjthat is on

the house-to-p not come'downi"they

dosisted, and. regaining their'

vantage point, beheld the.cireuft in a peace broken only by the idle"

hooting of the multitude. "Nov Rarabbas was a

robber'

Thisiinnocwn't amusemont being' commented upon the cominon f was

received with much gnashing of

teeth, through which were hoard

from time to time mntterings of

"somecuss biblo word? not intenif

od asprayer" freely intertainglorf with aspersions upon the ancestor? ot the commentator.

Parity

Your Blood.

'

Beau andmnulhealth depend np '

healthy eemdltlon of too blood. Tho ' OtoOd parUoularlr lalb. oprlnr and-nsmi-r

momtoa, become, otorgad with

Impurttiee; wfcleh poUcmIt and generat.1

Aleeaae. A narmloas blood purifier 1

aeeeesary to restore healthy toaa. tho hoet purifier and tomie known h

Bwirv ftaeetfloja B. &). OfIM _won'

terfnl mrlfylaá ondtonka powers WO

(iree few teetimonlols:

Mr. Wbv A. Bleboltt, with Georgo T. Re well ct Oe., 10 Homo Street, New

York, WriWei Ifeel it my utr, for1 the beneSt ofother who aaar be at fllotod mI waa,to wrtta roa this letter(

which yen ean n ta any way jrod ehooaa, 1 _anSerod great pala from

beUs, all over ny Beck; I oonld net tura my _{head without aoute pain. After'}

tryingallthe asnal remedie, and fincV

Ingnorelief,I rasedene bottle B. B.Ü.

ndvery soon I was entirely relleredof my 'Job's Comforter.' flow not 0

eljrn ofmy affliction can be aeon."

Mr. M.

a

Hamlin, Winston, It. _C,

writesi "I ase It arorrspring. It

al-ways builds ma hp,firing meappetlta

and digestion, and enabling me tostand

tho hot summer days. On nslng It I

aeon become atrong of body and easy of

mind."

Mr. C. B MttchelL Wast 3d St.

Ferry,Kew York, writesí _{"I weighed}

116 pounds when I began taking your medicine, andnow 153pounds. I would not be without fdS.b. for aereraltime Its weight Ingold."

Treatise oo Blood and Bkla Dlseaa4 ;

Bailed frao. Tan Bwirr Hrsnrio Co., Drawer , Atlanta, ton,

PACTS YOU OAN BET ON,

That thetUtiimnJ Urgu4 tobacco laetery in W

mtrU(ehiJmeyCity, N.J.

that this hwtery makes the popelar aW wwldV

Lv. haWChraax Mug, theackiiOTrtodgU turntát

' ardtor_{tiel rhei} héwing Iib....

Thai able faclerywas sMsbhsh.a1 as bag agoa That

_ht

year (i8M)k wads 4 sale the m

aoafKtty W r.eta.rfe Iba,ar faaMuaiSaan

(

maitons W_lobw.

ithef_sithe tea la tbs Hails Sum aotwkt

tthenwere 6e factories atwarn.

Tna ta lh last I ysars this laefcwy has hahtsel

appertIk Uaito4 SkuasGovamaMnt ta Ike

k eneml ef evarFany-fa- mllhoa asmkea-P-Í.

eV.4 thousaad doitar

(t44,r,l

paM

p

astaIk V. a. Tisesy ia lawraal _Xnaa Tea,

tna Sk payafl affkk) fkatsrylaabeo

_im

. . par yearas

tsama

parwsak.

The Ski (aetsry saiplay ahawl ), spsrawiaa. Ykal ski fartasy Basks sk a waasarfolly

g4

hawiaClimas Flag that auuiyalhsr laelonta wiaa Is kaJtat I _{la vsia, aad la} apear

Ibav

try_isanrast testos, by egeringlaraws pisa,af laisriar gaed fortk momprica.

as)aMs_l.iiin a.isnfailaai toaelaassast

aneast latry baloan

tad

fa_ipialigby

Tsiafa, VwyIrak,

-

- - ._{u&ruAKo a}

oa

Politics aregetting prettyhot in the States Imitation orgalvaniz

ed politics mil soon be hot in Lin coln county. We lovo the old R publican party and will support it

wo

bve

society, and recognize the lino of demarcation between politics nnd _{community, hence will}

not ootrildo politics into social ru

In Hoc Siirno Vinccs.

Our

Next

President.

HENJAMIN IIAUMSOX.

Our Next

Yi?e

President.

Illllt

LEVI

_I.

MORTON. LETTKlt 1"IÍ0M TEXAS

JímT'iK .

"And tliu i.ord

(od

planted a

garden cast ward in Eden; and

there He jmt the man whom He had formed."

In this pardon, which must have hecn uno ofperfection and beauty, because (iod made it, man was

ulaced, a treu moral iL'cnt. The tree of knowledge of pood arid evil was sot liofore 1dm. The freo of

life was al.i. there inthe midst.and he was commanded to not partake uf one certain tree which stood

be-fore Dim. Hut the serpent being more subtle than any other beast

of the fieid, enticed or persuaded Eve to disobey the command of

and after lcrdUobediunceshe. coaxed her husband todo likewise. After which,their eve opened. and tnuy

knv

flint they were nuked; and they eewed tig leaves together and made them aprons tohide llieir hamo. ,lAnd God said unto Adum

bscau.se thou hast hark!tied unto the voice of thy wife, and hast dis

leed

my commandment-- , cursed

is tin ground for thy sake "

"Thorns an i thistles shall it bring forth lo thee. Thou tdialt eat the

herb otthe livid. " lod told Adam

that in the day that thou eatest ot ti e tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shult surely die.''

Man was created with a spiritual, or godly nature, and when he per-mitted the. _{hurpeiit. or the spirit} of

the devil, to take advantage of his

human nature and enter into his heart, tn! lead him to disobey Ins

Creator's law, in that day hosurely died spintually. lie was driven

from the face ot his father into n world cursed tor fu sake. He

was doomed to die, both

cpiritua!-l-ami b. iKly. This shows that

the devil ha- - much p uer in the world. When we see how he deceived our first parents, an'1 led

them into disoln c nee while they were ot under tin immediate care and instruction otthe God ot lleav

en, wlo visited them daily ; d

hourly, (Üctatil ' to them how to

dress am) _{keep his garden;} and teaching them what would please l.iiu, md. what would be against

'

('.

_{Yet, they obeyed the}

voice ot another, and ineurad the

pouring out of his wrath upon

thou "Gur-e-d

lf

the (round tor

thy sake." According to a fixed

t.iwnrJ thnt he gave Ins be-got- .

n ton toiliu and rodei in js fiom iinder the ciitm' i liis

kon !,tw. It only remain for r? no'.v to kei p bis commandment,

and believe on Jlim as our re-deemer.

If

we do this, he oiler to give unto us that perfect Ii0ppi-

-fJ-

-nesswhich ur forepiiients once en-- fc

'J

joved. AilutnV punish. nctit iMist

have been a hard one

Gould he have been anyot

livmii as he was in the presence of

God, a"d in the midst of purity,

ami a fresh rcation than to be

nap-py? Yea, behold him buying in

the pleasant, shades otth" luiunana,

lig, or somu _otlur beautiful tree,

with. Eve, his fair help meet, by his fide. This is the very picture of happiness. See them on the ri cr hank, which crine o it of " den to water tho garden, tishine;,or tloodiiip th land; both pure and undetiled by the sin of disohendi-once- .

Then behold them with

their faces hiden. as

_G.i

expells them irom his beautiful irarden and

drives them upon their own re-sources.

"In

the sweat of thy

face shall thou eat bread, 'till thou return unto the ground; for our. of it was thou taken: for dust thou

art, and unto dust shalt thou

re-turn."

"ñ

ho drove out the man; and he placed at the east of the

Warden of Eden a cherubim, and a

flamtngsword _{which turned every}

wav, to keen the wav ofthe tree of life." This tree oflife w.is guard-ed until Ghrist came into the

world to open up these old time worn gates, the hinges of which had become rusty ; anil God's gar

din

had grown up in thistels ; and

the descendants ot his first crea-tion had become wicked nations. Sin, having tntired into the na-ture of the first parents, of course

was transmitted toall their

proge-ny, until the earth became so wide

H I _riv

visited

,.

wratli in the shape it a iood. ct

sin and hypocricy remains in ibe worhl, and will until the day of li-

-nul accounts. There has been some improvement of farming '

tools sin'o Adam, but the sweat still comes.

Gko. T. Eowi.F.ii.

Crawlord, Tex. Aug. 13, "8í. j

The enr Mo

(Kcn't

ikiiIht! railroad truvclers ust nt ) ri . s

lllllfll US lllt!8 tllü llut. Cl! W.ltL'l--. i

Wasliiiifiroji lias a ''su

iiiinc--hoiiK' for cuts." It ii :iil to surroiiinli.íil by ucaterwaul.

Tho Modern (i.iihüi

our puiiihiiie _{and obey il} iúlrs or

' Wliyol " i l I v. ... hit! ll-'- s li.rn i_t. only

ns

inniiih a niilliiiii now. " ".Nn. 'Dollai.-r-!

MITH'K yOK I't Iti _irVI! _'V. t . I.i.nli !,

S 'i llCI M

'i;icf n:i I'hi lift,

iiHiin-i- t.u.. noli. I' is tii-- ii

In m.iki' ,li _ill in ii ,n.. I _ii' li. "i

ll'lil HUH --_{:l l.riinl} 111 irt 1,1' Ii I' ...

Iml.-.- ii;!..r1. rii,_h i I.ifn-i.:n- Tin-- _a!

l.i'it N M . nn tl..iili.'r y v : .1 _{Mm Stki'Mknmin, in'iiii}

'il

- _{n w w ',} i. '. n i4i.r U n ii . ; i.! int.- rI.

il

1" tli.- f.'Mi :nu V 111 hiIuli-Iii- i

ivlitltw.1; rivM.! _u'nn. nuil ,1 I I _lill.il, 11 Viil,in:i N,

W _Iti.Inn!, ti ilini'l _{ii. r.Wis.} (' .!.V!i in iI. Mi i.l u_liiif , , l II

I'mimy, i

MfXic--I'l'MlMI ll. .1111 I.lIS.

. i í y Ji

3

1

0

law nature, nil s.iecee.ling .'- I _jS

'

2

''

orations inherited their

tiinfiil ami were doomed to I

?

r"

tor,

ti

y

ivt _ORCAN

CO., .

eX

a

.

TO

i

K

V

_ASH

if b,. - hi 9 ti _{.) t} S AI_. V_A1 . l.

jA

lii.Ul

ADVANiL. ; ; ( v A Incraviiiij lo i'ro;!m;..-- r iv.

:M"i;-ri- , it.' tiiiy _{tf ,l''t} ,

For Ci--h 2 Co.ies west?" Ivory (' _{.minis. .im.s.} :',

"

with nee

(.!

!u nii.-i-rí.- i'i

,i m. I', ;r. ti ;i,i't. ; n:-It lt' till.J U .; ',. ,;,;'.j;.t71f '

nil IrI 1,- pic.--: ai:! : : !. Mjpt-,.- tioiif it - rn-- I.:v. ! i.t_{num. If not}

111 l:u!i'(--' uiULiU.iiO in Ansrrirs, if.v .f !. _{Mlr;.V rn.1}

t- _{'ti ti."J.:ii} ..

I'''

BrcaltKl wvnci. ot vc .!

:,,.-.!-, _t:,

n:..-i-

rr

u'.iiy i'il'"i nii.luv.t : ! '' !' loi--- In mid,

v.-.-, C'-- _{hilt"" it f i}

rt.i,''-.-M.n. t

J

t,iir.-j,-- _1hu.:

_?.,

_Plr:---.

rs.')rn

_Ella-

-i

,...

..VI,. v.V ,, .y.v:i _." : _n'o:i ih-- Livor, mi'l (

_'i''l

( _{Vll .f'?i.} ft' ..!.-- i'lMvl-in.nt-t. _intl h'l-

-i pun'i'-N- Iroin Vii oiiti.--. It. H

GodCj's '.in _I'.rni'i.i In fcivt-- _{.f.ii- in}

iiimih t'..i .'I-

-vcr VV, ,1 _si:;,,,..r .us

M,

lZ

S'V:'

prrni tin Viiluv ( '.v;-i- i.j l ill .i:-- ,

'':. ', it

vtfitii-fr- rfHinp; (tvr

.'.

_oíiií t!rtni'im Lr"rion mmI i i: i _{ti. t'.i.Tt !iv} liii!-!n- u

hI Lie- for ?amp!c inc'i willcot:-

-iHin II!in'rnt--ri I _ivimiiiiis With

'

Ji! j.u tic nl.irs itnil UintiH.

uldrrs-i-(iOI)KY'S I'.GOK, I'hiladelphi'.i. I'a.

In Club t'tistai.-r- , (ÍO Si '"'.l.'l'V":"" '.'!:' :' ,;r'!l"i.".'!.-- " .2

and the AI ..!:.

1

...l.;l. .,..,! 1

1.

c...t ,. !,.. ..111,.,, J irf'lllKH Hi: lliv.il nilunI.. ill I. . _illv '' i v.j

of this

J'iipf--.iI3;,

SPECIAL OFiHH TO Off! nr:AIKRH.

THE

BLADE

AT ONLY HALF PRICE.

READERS LWH WlLK. .

TTnanpsHonaliljr t"no lATQfKt,7!r!?itct, llndnoitirrt niwi .t WeMy

ramil litAuicrlca.

Th YwiWv

pr,

rru:iniiif; In eviy'l.;m Ihtko p.cps,

f(rty--i fhi pol'injiitf f'ftho r':irt,? t f,n;nifI'cr

thtWhole fsrillr, ii'íirjtcírii _r.iit.íni 'lturt

Plm-Ies- SHfi-tn- , _{l'o" r.ii. lit} h(

tltand littuior, íhiimiimi, i V- _s.

. Fiwry-f.'oi-k i _r.1tI _íiití tnjiULttl

la-ed that tiod noon it. his I Art).-i;-u _{r.i.iti. :...}

M. líale hl;,, (i'i O. w.'

I It Utfinitj'Oti.; C.nuu-- ytHe.'.T qnotT'l

weJl-kn- o .i .in ii Ir.ru)

IuMitf.t: I'.;atAm

II rrtirt-y- _Voi ? ,. tin v.t la _.P'It

thi roi!j;iluf _i ii i. hit.' ri?ri-t.i-ti ant!;ora t n K:im'V iNm. vi; _tt'si:ts.

Itfl 5f':'rii'V(')l' ' ti- íif, by

ii i ' _{;'.'H Vrtior(hl,}

conuiti Hi- _e'v !ii',:t;:rt--. ' _{irnirs oi} ifio

famous Hw:iiri 1 1: '1 r:,iiivpn

ü'.U .rt'i!-.

ehmiin r.;riiiof Ii.M'.ri... t_ftt' Jvrji-tur-e

f'rtleiviyc ntl n:r:), r.(wrtni u. Lovi

hd tUeKkKtüy _hitlt- - _{by ftuo}

Of UlW_Ifl'tiuU'Kt living Lfeluli UU ilUK'lh-iJ- l

llUtitdl.

liíl J'íí'r'Ml nrt.fii iTi,i U1iOL-- Mil

WitiflJ tF.tni: I':rti: r til I" '.' (iiUl'li.1 _i" l Lb

up;cB oí thetli

now In Itsfnrty-v-Tt-

yr

_offioiilnuon

.'..MLWrl r"...i'...i..! cf

tu:c

_roivtx

v ,::cly.

I- _{IMft;if V.'.M} i;.i Vttlim a L'tnl

v itu b( ''sh r.'. .ur uiib" to itt :tiiyof -p.iii r.w!i'!

ti

jlu uUio

naa'.uJ;.. 'I tt.r m..kt::'.!h'.Uu.iitOi.i

ois

OX TV._I....

i;;;

yi.M. whltfhInonlj-- _íí:

risrrrprico, 'i'hts (itivr in Ultra civ lo NiiW iubv riHir to tioYaitkew l'.lüdu. OurT'j.mI't 'annnlr In tho I tii.r1 htitlf-- at _i is a

'y.

rOTÍI it. I'it.m., Uto Vitukbti iii-iU- c,

4Í MllK :uet.Ji._ii 'J.:r.M.

Wewill Starve Vim oil' the tace cordíalty rcv,ini'ml TUS YjyKKS

" BLADE to our a amihigh-

-the U'll'tli

tenedumita Korv ;mív, oiio (Ac very

A

rhilK(lel.hiac!z(

.iuh,!e trv-- ;il",ns!l

'"

r1

"ke

lll.H

ti

get out of the a liorso yar to an

nJr

th, r _ni

ruj4

that was (tanditig tiil uii un ov-- S

aw

t ih-.-t cj.c.

er mid killed. , ,

j I . , _i . .

"Is

Jo!:!) (hiilirr ill _the i _{.. .}

"Oh.

us.

there worth

Kral;niipers."

!. AilCll-- t _ln.'i. liriíT. r ilir. '. , i Mj'iH'S .Mri '.li-- : iliir.i liw. o in hei 'A

..')

tin;. cv)yv l'ai;r l id. v i to f cm ,

tiiií

i.::.Di

V.;-..-linrit liriinil, C' ri'ai-p- on hu Al.t'.H M..1I1I.;

.

_{. .'a}

i;

Miller

Organ

iSi

WEST 8&ÍX'

IfrMm

fore-fa-t

fljf.'

nature,

;!??i!2,JLtt

YÜÍE

200,000 ?Í

Cfi'

_J

S 3 li V1 .

í

_itMininí Aitorn; yVi

i

'WASHINGTON, D._C.2 ; vy'M. J" .) 'IJJU(T.' V f n i.i. cr fililí. t ; iver."1 i..rv u ';r. J .A

toniul

d,aih,

until n.nvmlul _Co.lj

_T

?

fA

_if

'' Atis ini'ved withct.ii for hi--_;

th.

1,;

,

y ,

....

.'

,1 :., 1 r uj nut uwu-.-t _oiyiui

in.u.i.. i....,... .,

ereiltUrelS, KUeiniT IllelU 111 .1 OM lin .ho _mrlu of .mr _{lni,iiniu. tku't} i Jb....c... ( i.i, j.,- _t.... tiiktiour winl forwlml w auylmtu and E :aml, ( ...r,

...

.... ... I.... ...' _{I, n..,IUUU.u.I.}... .... _l..... ..

condition, oo Sivu.

_{.,w) iufiulv7wttu.uiiT}

"v'Xl . ,

n only l.ro-

-otiii:u.

Aldru. MILLER Ilantíaoms GOUliY'b V.I.Vii-'rVl.ivtV,''- . LADY'S Btory LUllÍAtK'U,

IIIIh-- S IK. It'tv A

It '.I . _i

W . kly. btn.ii tut:..vli

m'l'in. ...

M_{ill ii.}u.

,.:..

i. ,A .,

AMkinciN orne... y..11...,-..-. ,

i.n in K. .i... ... ill,v 7HM

frl

lnru'tH'1, I. n h life- -i, it ilTl'ly !.ih : . - -:'v i.nt ii 'XH,r;r;i'.t' :t T

,.i!f

t

I i' _{;iifit r c;i' mc,}

'(

"

in'M

í _ri ( _n'omi'I'Ii in (l.; in -' t'.i'.-u- " ,i., 1'itNr

_it

in) _{?,'st" iti}

it:,rtii, H nppctiif, !.i;''."it f,'t; nr.

,ti h a _ni'if rt'i'.i!i, wa!;cfi:;i jk, i., r.--r--i _fi, _culi' r..l y. lit.'; , h.ij..':,il -;.'i, or ' r _..111 ; t _li.i o. - r.:win-i.- -1411V of :i-"B n.ff.. _ur : ;

..,.,.

, I _n:o.'.--i , - :.!. Ii:: of flera'-- S'.t- -i i r _n lili' ií : u, j f . CúiiUfit a ip' . ' iif I Jtlf ) f'll'T natlers j Well ... OtliW

J

.."i .j tuviiii.lt.t B n .. llli.trillli.n.H r, iiu " I

M'.-.- ll .Ill'l ?tlI I!, IllIIIItlHI '1'MllüiH, t!'T- x._o.iilfi' _i.ii'ii;l:n h.-- _írttifKl (rn-nt- ' ( cir.-.ni- f iVvr ntnl Aru (.'i't'ls umi

)nni:i Avi.:,i.i.-- l i ntir'ti

rlir:i--!-í-:. J'lvrt-.o'- tiOílca _PAcdicul !)!!

cuii-r-with )K rtif"mmuth mniui.1 111.,. - t :'.v l ::! I....-r- f..i. puri .

Ki--T' I in i no t.r i . ;f .i i. . . ... lili :! in i: -I i rh'trt. nil (íís.m _is ; _c.vi:Gf;;c.l ln ij.'otiv. iti??

i.i!"iiy l.'Tt'I--r

itunfit- -I'it'!n v in r;;t.r..r íetti-r- Kt.vtMni),

i'.n: '

i .SofttI'v-'S- ,

:.' '."'1 iliji-j.i.r.- _{iJ!'- ;f ",} '

nr

ni.I _íi!::rr"í (_i..'ii.i'i. :r.:l t n c i;i hi

et:','tv I""'" i in''-- " Tr;iti

pi, art', fti k:i h.- - m,or ti;o same íoí' ft'ii'iiu-i'-j iVrnfulnuaAITcot.oi:.

d';.'"-':'"!-, _a

f.ir rkln, .t:":-n:i-t si'irit", viril 'i t"'.a !:)ul l.t,h'yiit'i'.itli v.iíl e.t ihstu d. Vhlcii !;Vfvt'.i'ii ?, _ifíJ...' r.u:i;.TNisiirrr 1

f.. a t:r I.y C.is roirn y, ii t..:ír:i

("I'iM'!' :;:;':. of ' ;"...(' '. ir ji if. tnj--

-Ttl'tu:- _:v.t tliM t"f j!y !;.i

v.í'."-- i :'.'j; _{oíTci :i,r f.;.if :. 'v}

ty:otnr tutiü", ?v. i r'1tl.i.üjrliLr'Tn.iiy

di rÜi:;--- it l.i.i To:1 í_{,::'.T:., hr'fc} ' _{:n'ii l'iüt iii'.t'ro} :fí '' T _r

ii ii.ii".'.::k' '.vlití íi, lr:i.a woimI-tmi- _cotn

-hir. .'! nt.f tfiruc, orn!rri"i i,_ti:.;r,ai' nruthu,

Tua;;iívc :_:iv. ir1 :li L_n.t

,!

rv ;i _!!: v;v ro;'-Ill:(-; _t.oll, i)Ut Jor Uii i

3 _it r".i-ri-7 w .i., on f l ''mocil.s!i..rt. !.nn li.I .:r(Mlif: rTI I l n'i!y. "-- i)

ir.iu-ii.- _ii. Hull

T..:...

contH otnTrfSfor ierro

bond c'onsiiniiihoii. AcMross,

'.í will

l"''nrl

lií'ÜPVO iViisuiii Knvi-,-t lifo. )1.

_Iliiv..i,

K.JIfir Hirer, Ion,

A;i-i-The

_A

TUB SO

I

A !a H el íÍLand ilnin- -.', oft.. U' - -U _{lo .i} ' ' f -i.ivi I I :, lical .;n,l'- -' ; '_li' l llll.l .... _ti ' i..' nt. OI

! I...II. _ir Sly lio

h !a I 9 on

"il

'.i l.'i'i S,, IS A í _? ii: '1 _t; ) tiy i' is I ni 1 A. n- -I ., i ? i In i'M's l'i'R'; i: in. m _f

ti.!;.i a _v.r'i'ii't

ol.jo.-Uii;i-lly ."inrist.-i-. _I.i

p. .ii i!niv 'i

7V") A i

: ,

will, irinr 'ti

.t.-ii.-.i h...a:i,ii,_.:j,au

...i i.t.i ,.ii _r

i ... _{.i iiii.m} i, ,.

ii I'.iInn1 v.'ii.iv, .,.,11, ,,,., . i . ; _.!. ( _u1,1, _{o w it} i .i;-.- :,,.,. ,i, , o..,'. .', i.. .,,, _{r,i,tu,.t 01.} 1.1. i' Mi.i, p- -.l tomv ),, ,,:... Wrn. to I I,, .', ,. , i't .11.1 k.l'ü-.,.,.- , _l;r

libtii.iiiiouM; Nun

J

tllO

Idwicht's

tv

O O A SJ TUS ItRANl), TO MAKE

DELICIOUS BISCUITS

_or

WHOLESOME USE

Bmmvs

Ggv-Bra- nd

SodaSaieratus,

ABSOLUTELY PURE.

ALWAYS UrtirCrtM AND FULL WEIGHT,

lio tire thnt there is _tplukur ofa Otwon yonr packag

ui

yo winbT

i

iOiigest

Line

Of in Kudo

T

vera; r one

Irt the I,;::)

1IL

the

0,

tlie boUumaIo.

5

IOWA,

Ji;cu h-

-iTWll BV?

)rri

üjlrr H_{'.1iA3 PITT,}

!:.'.;

mat-aw.-! that lias_ennu..--

rn,t

!'1-'": tatio _{sfcunil to nono}

for coriveir'

aim-rh-. _üiuü-- ,

'H:;,rliB, Ullnlrca

aun u;v lll.MiriO.K

lor Ur. Sisvrtsn OUST, ..nm-m (J '(; A... ,;.!. tiUui.ruMi Stli-stlilli- _tfir I.LAUhit. COW DREAD railroad ice--. n:aiir'r-ciin,7i-po;'i'.:.;ir i.'iito

oí

tlT;Il(f(l!lt;!l.ta!

iijKaiuEt.,aA1.o.v.it'a7l'u

i'ac'fic liie It hasoiietK-i-!

lie!i _.Mnvr on; _rsrist

Ihe far

Wet.

X.. oilier !..::. '

_:rai,

_{vho ncol;} if;: Ins í.irliiiu--, go do,

!!!: .ucii i _on-- a'i'i,

l.'i'Us hik--s of

ti;

vreat

tvs

._t

oj

_f':i

i --'

vi-h-1.1"_l' ainl n'.i pets

--_ivon

I'or _{the iütiiriiü.üori yon} write

ieiii r.il rascn;-- r

l Or XV _{L. MA!.'OOL;,f,} Kent, 11! üiMj-ilv.üv-, "fw VorL VV, f."l;ra _fsranrea

;.

will.. Su:!,;. riMl'H

roil

l'lll'T

lfdr.

Liri

íEtA''.,

_of

Ta

S

2

--_.v:

_i'e

rr.'...-- "!, 1'", bct l'n-;-BTJYEH8' OtTIPE iuaued March Bopt.,

oiicli year. ency. iimfu! inlor.

uiution pur. chua luztiriua tho uouoduitiea Wa clothe yoa and lamiah you with

necernuT7

uuneuoH.iai--upplia'icoa riue,wulkt ilui.co, tlticp, cut. Huh, buut, voi-k-, chuicli,

utiy homo, vorioua aizea, ttylta and quantltioa. Just figure wlnit quired thui.0 things

COMFCRTABUÍ, mako tair

uutiniatB Vttluo the UUYEJiü' nhiuh will aor.t upon

leooipt cent pay poatuRo, MONTGOMERY WARD CO.

Ill-Il-_l CUiuagu,

TORCXW BRANDS

Tho Llnopwleoted by U. Cov't carry _the Fnat Wnll.

illiiiiiill

'.'.eco M'tnn VH. oyvten,

Wl'h iitf lh'cufrh Trñlnn cottainlng Ptillrmiti Phtar.tf Slífpi o. ChtflrCtrl,botwMH

olrwinq prominent withoutthang!

CWCAGQ, PEORIA, ST. ILOM99, CITV. DZSVCRV

OAHA,

C'JnUKCTON, MAMMI3ALj ROCK UIHCOLN, CO JríCÍU _DLUFrs ATCHtHON, TOPKXA-LSíAVOJV'ORT-SIOUX ST. PAWL MINN ABOLIS.

Ovir TOO _CIoñnll' Equipped

_fatentr

_Trl

rnnninq lyovr Uport4 tyitm. pnt&nt

Into irvportaul CUiéi

Tnwnj

i.!ilL'i-,ruf- , _aii.l I't-rs-e SLLINCtiJ,

railroad iiiuitfd opj'or!u Auent, ÚWlíS.

Ep1rn

KB'

KAMSAO ISLANO. fíi,a-o-mi-, KANSAS, HüflWAÍiiCA, COLOMADO, fc'JIfiNíISQTA.

Con.-tWf-l tntan s _riUlii

V.Aiifaitifll3íic,í-.T.WtSt-.

'JiliI.S.i1t:

m;j-l-( _{ní.tra .nomo.}

ical.

l.i

i'll! HIV

_fl

nHY Tf.in lí

(if ion l.v irl tuiintH.loLUH-ii-, bHIAHA, SlbUX fiM'l. MINMEAPW.il.

KAMSA CITY. A1CHI50N. JPKPH

nJ

OUI'.Y.NAUKKIAL CHK ACS, WltM '.'hvif..

. . , ,

J....H.

11 :ist i(c. ti...

".

!,

,i

:i'l nn i.i a is to a ji_iv lie. in

MaV'ifi

fefeS':

all ::-- to A V q i ! a Stmaa .I M I i. v i. H.A ,T. i. .1 .' 4 1 A.

.

i. - J.. M. j i Tí T!TnTiT 17 IT , Iti

.tilt

tt It an all li' ull una to no to can uf of to ti) i -tr S. m ant and Iho Ui nil Hm ni í.r ISi :.u

C

LÍMb

A

XEV

TOBACCO.

.4 SO Ll. ST. anil un. n;- -..JI. . _li.

l

A Pi.W ajhw aeB to

TiT nun ... I Vl_libit muí ih n Ihoio;

0

r..4

r. .1 _{nn..' lit w"urk fiii' ill.} 'iifltiiii iirvtl-inJ-l 0lld

rolo?!!

flu-.-, _'nt _t.mii i ('.i.iii n...',,,i _{trill not lV} than _frum lb,ir

i.! I...

if

;. . ..._r

',,,'

".' in.unli. i,

;1 e- !

C

t.ndu.,,!.p,r,:.,.who

li

I.AI.l.KTA. ( _.. .

..it . ,,,,,, w f;TIT,hin

u..

C'lllO I rtqulied jnu,

for i ,' Pi A. i' i I_nit 'tiil.lr. ail h; '. r ... I 'I l !)Í .i, . _j iv.'i i, ' :.J -- . .1 ' , ... r'--,.)i. i i.j, ,, i, J, S r.--f i i !'! -ii ; i d

-::

.. . Th and ia

j'

oioiioclia of lor wb tho or of o. cr.n ttie to or at end out r. donil unJ you a l!io of bo 10 a &

Hwiuivn Avouua, 1U.

to Ütni el CSTV, ani tho In in yoa til HUI IM IT, r.l v TT. F. o.. K . M B A II.

l

M . K n &

-Rumnin ir _{agt kbr U} S i.ii j ,.. It .lA'.í ou ( : f.i i,,. i... I'. 'f iu ia LtVLVEi, (1 Ma ..u

o It a al! a.an,

_ot.

Tt'rl. inatoa rat

n.ii pariiciiiara MUich wn mail rraa. _abaran ollr.i.iia Stimoa A Co.. Portlaoa. Maka--a.

PTI T7Ds Wonilariailati In _{tbruiaalf ot}

1.1 for"'"-- h" aia aurpai.aa ky it ' ---_{li maivola of ln.rniion. Tiioaa aa}

in _{in iionl of} l _{tabla work that aau}

... i,,, i,.ni), iiioiritt_{anoinu at nnoaaaal} Mo itlrtrr.1tu H.MtllJ Co.. Portiana1. U a_laa

' Il _{frao. full}infoi-matle- _lion

tnkir

"f a I_afra.run

nn

_from

ti o IW

ar

...rait_i ii,narria wl.ari.ar Ilia. II. a. Toa

nili',f.f.

I plll _{l.olroqulrad.}

iii4 i. mar iM in a _ainloday al tala

v._{oí k.} A II .

íí'f

EFTTfill! h',, oljtir,n lad tli

f P. J I 1 1ílij'jwr,!M_dunna;lb _laathair

Ui Ul 1

lt

J.!. imury. _{Not Iranamoo}

.na wonder _liivíiitu procrea aa matte.

ojandayatom of work thataan b ).rroim.

. rlall_ovirtin--_{rountr wliliont}

noarailnf.il.'

'i'ii'

from i..ir_{lii.in.t. 1'ariilwral;}

it;

..roianilo tkv o.-- ; on liar oi, jounc oroij

noH,r-m- l _{anility Capital not}

: yon are a'nrted _{fna. Cot tbla}

out aa return to ut anJw.i will avnd you frt _tota.

iliiiigof crr.ai. rilii.i ami iiurioi tanaw to

r.

iliat will _mart you n hutn an, toab will tini'ff yoi in more m,may _rifat away thaa

liiivi l.lii altein tho w.irlil. _{braad ouKto}

AJ.Irtaa

_Ittc

ACo. Auanata alaloa.

lwWMK

AIR OALQAKi

fiSi-

'

r.V'rii.uuaia luiuru.nl itro.Ul. j

vl"'V.NJ.,

F,il' 4o ra Gray

í

_AJ.I'!ÜU

_{HairtoiaVoMlHful Color.} t

'i

'V

'?',araual.Ma.,i ,;U1

tuil

f

ARKC

_{KSCir.GERTONlC}

...

u.

vZlv'is

'r.1;

'"" ... ;ir--

-i ,

lUhÜO

finio

find ÍÍTlPfilTl Vil I

lKrtiii

.l r...ii.frc:r..i.s U

fr_{lino uq&ú Qüu liiiioum}

uu.

Important.

Facts,

Figures,

and

Statistics.

White Oak m town of about liXHJ i.ü..j.lc,

"I

i Mittiattvl in the

wutin

.jrt

f I.ímcmIii County,

irw Mexico. H mil' by the mail

r.t.-v- l in.iti,Cni

lli.

tlio tcrminii"

f liuSiui

I'lrt

coftl mine brunch

of the A. T. itS. F. U. 1C, 103 miluH from Socorro, n the main

line. I.V mile troni Kl

I'll).

Tox-in, iiiul 40 Ironi Lincoln, tho Co. White aV i tho lament town h. tin, countv, aim mo

'"

oí m

i... ii t trade. It fine-- wealth last year, lotai laxation

1 situutcl in a valley, among the

purs of thu

Cari"

ranRO, t an

el-evation ot ,470

lVt

above sea

level It has relitrioii

i.igfi.-uatio.-MoiluMliatwul

a Urge nn.l prosperous public nchool. aiul on

tiourilniir

Academy; two weekly

mwpa

per,

eight prof.pen.us

taolialiim.iUs. two

hotel,

one

bil-liard hall, three, blíicknnuth

shop,

itwo aU wapni nhop.) one tin hhop, two rooting establishment, two livorj Atable, two

mut

mar-ket,

turoo

hotel,

threephysic'inn

threw lnw ollices, one dentin!, one

JO gtAiiiu gold mill i operation, al-io'J lluntiniiton Centrifugal mills. Bol a 10 tuiii

H'l

mill.

Tim reat ''omeHtake

(nhl

Mine are one mileN. '.V. of the centre of

the town, and around them are a

dozen rich minea, leu dorolopod. Almost a.ljoiuinR tho town, on the

inexhaustible mine ot S K.. aro

eóal, varving troin hituniim.ua to

t. From

'or

to

icven mile N. W. f th town, m

tho Lone Mountain region, aro

ex-....!-hoilius of mnirnetic iron

oren, of excellent .piahty ami hiííh

rade. Twentv mile south ano outh west lio the silver lead mine of tho limito mining district, th rich gold min.i ttio Nogal tnm--s

o iintriot. th Pursuit' Camp, and thw

eoper

silver

beannir) ores of 'he

"west aid.

Tim town in ahuudantl.V fiiipliid with water;

wod

i abundantin

tl.

loot-hilU- , and timber in the

mountain ranges.

White Oakshan n daily mail to

Carthage, on cJjw railway, and to Ft. Stanlon, 31 miles

t".ulhct.

U is t - pivwiU objective point of

l,i.í

l.'h;ivo.

Si. I l'asrtl!. K now iij.idm l'r.-.- Kl

and is io he an important

when it if

point upon that railway

a.,iwplftel t lianza

("it.

a i

T link m the Mi.H-trs- t

possi-ll-line "between Chicago and

the-I'ltr i.f Mexico

The County f Lincoln, in the

Koutii-casier-n oorner ot ew .M...i

o,

is 2M

'"

us tremo lengtl., ano 160 in extreme breadth, and contain 21.40V iuatc. mile. 1 ié divided, troiii norlh to tith, by

the Uu iv_{iiortantstie.am,}

which rcccivcM within tho county nuuirrous trihutarie arising in the

cat

side d'tho (inrat Kangii

Tho western part of tho County

i,

divided bv mountains, locally

known as tho (iallinaa, Jicarillas,

V'-i.o- Sierra Illancos,

ttc,

all

wortions of the lireat Mountain

liange dividing Kastcm Now lex

ico. Tho peak uf

thcc

ranges vary from (ialliuas and Jack's Peak, about.8,000 feet, Cnrizo,

,200, Nogal, 10.000. and Sierra

Illanco, 12.000.

The population of the County

was

.',0'0

in 1835, now about 8,000

The towns, other than Vhite Oakí, nrol.incdn, San Patricio, I'ichaco, Wood,

IWlin's

Mill,

(aleña.

U

weli, Seven Kiveis. Three Uivtrs. P...nit., Nogal, Parsons and Look-out.

Two-third- s of thu County

con-iists-tine grazing lands, mainly

well watered, and stockv.l with jjtiu.Oia) head of cattle, an

íhciou

of 1,000 jercetit. in 5 years. The Angora t lias made his appear

áueo in thu monntaiiis ot Lincoln Countr, and he is here to.tay. He

ranges" _{where nothing} els,, will. and is exceedingly profitable to hi

owner. Tlwre irc but tew W .

i tho eouriiv, about l.'i.tmO horses

ud mules, ami Imiros,

(.ngu.i

JackashCN) like the aud. ot the

hoashoro tor multitude.

Ün _{the l'efiaco.} liuidoso, Koni-to-,

Hondo, Seven Uivers, Pdnc.k

Piver. ami Pec.w, there aro theJin tt of agricultural buds. l it e farms

lmu

Win ojtine, on ad and th m His

t_lion s _resins, upon

been produced in fxc.ptlfi'id

iil

itv and iimli(y very Mm j io

.i.,.t I.ub can he

wind

t sudi

nn flevatiou. The expeim ' o the late Chas. Fritz

that Lincoln County will pro-luc-e,

in abundance all tho Northern fruits. The agricultural interestis

aireadT important, and growirg

Experiment'

ithow th

'

U _inott

raiscil witInail irrigation.

,N_inc. W4ic ti r l li--_r vircd in

the

c.fntv

in V.i. Nothing was

lono in the why ot nulling iiiim ,

ri

l7'J.

HeCiMl-- e

if

la. k ot ( il it;.l

2Py

and uistii4. c. Iroiii m in:i 1 hi..

the twilling indiis.iy hincuisecd tin-ti- l

184. Now ili.j product of No

gal and White Oaks districts, is i;:i important part, of the total gold

product.on uf he 'lYi _ntory of New Mexico, it J _{the prospect} i.-- that

that production will bo.trebled in 188.

Tho vchiati'.n of the Co-nt- _in

18,i:'. wav fcó.oniMiHli. ni ii:cn;'-e-!

of

!)0

per cent in : veers. S.m

Miguel Coiiir.y, (containing tho important city of Las Ve;as, and moro than four tinitis tho popula-tion oi our county.) was tho only

olio which exceeded Lincoln in is

to

lor all purposes is nut p( r $lu0. Clounty finances arc flour-ishing, and thosmall debts of paM years are being rapidly paid ln.ni tho surplus of tho present.

Tlio heat is not great in Sum mur. nor is tlio cold execssiyo or long continued in Winter.

(Jur people are refined, cultivat-ed, open, hospitable, and sincere. Noohm coining to cast his lot with

us need tear tho lack ot society,

as it is as acceptable and pleasing as anythat ho lelt behind. Strangers are welcome, inoro than welcome, if they cuino to settle

The county has nn efllciont Pub

lic School system, managed by a County Superintendent, and the Directors of twenty two school dis-tricts, l.'pwardsoi twcnty i.ine_it!'

eient schoolswcro in operation in 1SS7, and tho number t i _he greater in 1SSS. P.iblic sentinient favors a liberal oxpcin.r.nro ot

nublie nioiiev for educational pur

poses, and i.riMito liberality '"i,n ;". p _{'j $v.!r. f} r;'_i.'j

he roliod iqion ' mako good any t,'' i!!_':.,

'.'.'i:. Tin r.. urn nn land WÍ fctl tú

J

t i'.-'-:

ji

in LiiKoln ; no _ii.:X

i ! i . ... . ,.i.:...i ; v

noiri.j tn'iopiiM M.ei. iiimí; out o -teuUelcs to crush our penplo ; no

Chinese dragon t i weaken lior.csl

labnr. Our every citizen is free, and a lover of freedom. Here there is uu alliance botweon reli-gion, politics, and manliness Man is privileged to worship

t,1

in

what form he pleases, or wej. ut

form, to _vito what ticket ho

leas-es, or disfranchise himself. The Hums' theory is our oi ly touch stoii :

'_{Kank isdiut} Ilie t:inra's slump. Auniii'ii:i niHiifor n' that." The povulalion of Lincoln Cnnn-

-ir

is ír.üiiiiv .vincncaii nuo ()hlc! is distil. ctively an American

tiiwn. We have room, and to

parii, for many thoiisamU yet, of larmeru. neo _eiiunts. ait

ians.

s,

miners, prospectors, and

lad ies

C. W. flrcene, of ti e Sai.ta Fe New Mexican, writing to his paper

from Kowe!l, and speaking of the magnitude vd' _{our county, presents} tho following

(TKioi's kiiü::i-:s-.ir.'iior I.ii.o.'lnCmiiif.y. k'i. 'm:!;_f.

I'oiiiili.tli.n of I_{lie I}

...i. e .it

I.j'kI ia !,i..c..lii ..llii r.M'

it.

i i.

Kon in Ini!f'i S jl! . _j. I I

I. hum 111 Lincolnf.r.:!il Ir..-n- ll l.llil

1;!Ms

Ii In_C tf.. sj.

rupulul .on or lo. oirlrt I,.'ifti,n.;.l .)

Í.LII.I KM' I'l.Cll 1.1_lli.ltillll 11I1.0 t .

P.Kl.feci ''--_'

Lnu.l tor lnini.j uf ll.t- orlU

III _{other words there} v.'onld he a piece of t;rnu'id iu this county

_i.

every inhabitantof the V. S ,1Ü"

lL'ó i'cet, or eceh family in the

U. almost nn and a halt

Or, if the lan be distributed pie of the wo pioca ,t thNcount v _shou auion nil Id Ihere w u!d

tor cieli man, woman an'

child l0x.".i: ,,r a lot tie

tami'v " _"t

!ee . the

llll

i

ot a Los AhL'elvs to.VIl lot.

;

2..MII

for

S.. aero

pco-

-VSl ' if VtVi _.' ACTFori.y.'ftr

i

--

_.ti.'

"i ".

'_r i.,... i.n ...t.. Thoftm.l .tlpn..-i.- f..r pvii'.ia

:;!'L'f'.l ': llt.ii. ' _h::.J i ..I tw. u .v.u

i-Kv4i

ri'M. I'll. J -1'_li l.'J S'..._..' J

Amr;.M.i.'...'III.''.) 10P.I r .li. il'.io

-r

JJ _r.K'l"1. ,' 'Ptlw:_l.'i"''l ..i... oí.i

I _.I'liI'l I(1..., _I'l... 1.. ... i'

I. r.... 'lur r i ! T..c-.- r e i. u...'.lh.:.r tw.i!it..Jwo _uii-

-.'; _r.'.:.ci T ' !"id tiiil

inIi. .I'_{i.tt' '.}.).h '..ii n :ir Irmi,

r.a. ....'.pr.._{w 'r'4llua iu jduii}

tjl '.rrMiIUT'" A. V.." i'V iii'.ll'.,

1'...

,.

,... ' u.'1. "J n.'

('..r.r..n..tlr-.-.'uvcii

i.v ..i i ... ... '. ._oi ' . i"ii'._'i';'

..( I !.! l' I'." I.... t.vn'iu.:;i oí B.iil i.i.ico e.ory imUut--o

un '.l 9

i. . .tiut.ti'vti--' .l'vi : ' .1_nrtfl:.wr

I,,,,.!.! .!,.! WKKM.Vll ri'll!""'."1"1"

i. iu.1. 1. "

. hu.i.H. invent i. i. . v.if-.-i in: ni

..I'l.r d i.ft.li... in, t i:.Ui ...l r I - ,;

lia n nr von .trv. i. t.,l.lOli" II

'Inato.'..'u4 feirtCllu.'f o.eryinvunlit.n (.jlw.n.-.- ; bojt.ynilnipj.lcp.lrrt.

IÍ ru.l l.uvo .i invjntlon to pilMI Witt tt

Mnr.1 A _.'..P"l. 'a.T. 1.1 boiuulillo AjaMlooa.

a.1 l'.pf.hHy. N'.w V..rk

liuduugli bwu .albulo mailou rroa.

lr

V'vMliiin No a-- and Pro' f

l.orsi.iii s c.'.a In

11

' the b. of

b; mi a

V!U prorp,1_fttlir... .S.. _.!'.fo

AÍ..MW. _II1.. I'...tla.irt. l.im.'.wrill _.irivu

lfl.. f.ilnf.TT.MH H, l'..'.l VO. Vl.i.lt

II.J tf...'U.HIH. I. K l I''...t.'ll ' . _4.

'rl'.n.PH.I lili'",

_f.

I I r.''.t.'P'l. _Vo'P.P'' OM'.1'' kt u

.a IUJU7 14 mu,' i''!" luiluM.

NKW i.

Whi

TE

Oaks

l

! :1 PoI.ITK S, PFLKilON. TKMPF.UANCE, INTK.MJ'KUANCF.,

iMINF.S ind MININC.,

LIVK_{STOCK 1NTKREST8,}

SKNSK,

noxs::nsi:.

in fact, KVEI1YTJIING

of intercd, "ood orlr.i.1. bo

discute!

or

v.

grants" (,'otinty ii.i.r.ciKVfii..'

4ii.--.'-

.

ion

r'T

ion

k

H

V ,l.l.Aj..iw.

i

i'! H

J?

to

will otsse tf?!.-

-;n

f. :v.4 I culumns.

-

2Z,x2.srlxa.oo:r

TKE

m

_i

12

-Pi

lco Liet.

?J'3

v

lili. ArJíOlaL

OU.,

i'íintiM K?'vi!i t"prv Fjiui'I.v, Ifonpitul, Stu- -'íí.ÍC;í.S an.' t'. _l.4TTOÑ, m

7

ja

ti

t. i i i awl i tii:a

r

i:ss, u

j:ask

ii.a i- l.i 1,A,f _t'f it- _{3 II mniorlc,} 3iiui(l, I.ilnar , 1 wii, MtttuitT niui cuitiaí

líJiii.i; ioís h.iv'j i.i;.í,t n the

UAA-íf..-; x.

VfJiíUUiiíJdKiuux

..' t-- " r-aiiJtcliir.oni; a::.V?3 au VA!'.rED. Pcpcr. rrs Et.í;!c:riL chair co.,

t

im I'l.r.it a'' t!icac SECT- -TKS MARKET ap:n!í!iiy r c rr- . ? "x il

i:igii sr.,

Bcsxoy,

_ka.ss.

s' ."ti 'it't;r.JÍ

WBTHESTBE

mm

y03

AGO?

S

ill

Ii

-iu y--r ftií cu I,. T. - .(iui ivIs.ini í;í . v.w:tuu '".i1 99 V'nS..fi .ra.,y

t":c wl.o will agrco t

.(

Lia3

W

Ü

f

S1NGLC

SHOT

RIFLES, RELOADING

TOOLS,

2 AMMUNITION OF K1KDS.

W!HC!ESTEr1eÍaT!ÍÍ

_ARS

_CO.,

MEST10X

THIS VJVKU.

IVVlTl.Oli I'SMTAlli. ALL Ourvnr. . . Six lIKIlldl. . Tliire ni.jiill.i S)TptifS.

Si.hirriniloni lnvrililf in i'lrnnr. vni'io ci.pios Sccnl. Specimen copie.

I_let.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAHS.

mv

iñíj

Kl

hopiiru

rolll(TÁTU MAIL

ArrlTcn rtnlly nt

Ill'l

_tlKil Il.'IVll MAIL.

Arrlv _friu HfI(Inml. Tliur.Uy

,nave Whim UuK,Monilny

Inn.

p?r

iu

!imftilAclon..;íii_rainuUa ilrparturft

,tAtrliM.-'-l

n.

I pnrkair. b

pry.t.t''.i mihn.turi.i'ion.Mii'pariur oí mu:ii

m'c i.l'iii na fiom T _to 10a._n nn.l lua_{u. iu.} .1. H. CObMKTt. P. it. COUNTV DIRECTOR V. I'rotmtc JikIkc .. i'rolmteC'lttrk. . .. SlumiT Ami'sH.ir Ttran Jas. No. the . nry I f . Int. Hcv.. Dist. L'. n..V. i I.'IO .

...tí

...III

boforo Ip'.i.m-i- !boMld Sun.luv O M Coooik .JONRS J.K. County ('oimnisnionen. B. _J.

A. Beard. Murk Howell, O. _{K. TounR}

C'ounly School 8up't.

I). ('. Nmvi.ix.

Precinct 8,

luHticpof Pcuco M. Ii. Bem.omt mslalilu Lloy.j Bche)

OFFICIAL DIUECTOKr. Oeirgslc to Congress, (overiinr Secret Chief Justice Associate !S. 8. tf T.IU.WEKRO ISkust Directory. KI.IJKKAf. Justices, Surveyor_(ncrid. Collocior Altornrv Marslml.. Antonio Joseph r. G. Hosü . W. u'm. A. W linlNKKR nm. .IIknokksos . ..(KO. V. JCI.IA!. . ..SlI.AK V. KlflMKR Jamhh Uki.i,. . .It. Maktinf.z

Kciristi'is I.uinl llflu..

R:SS

I. .8 t;MIITS K. (!. SlURl u

"'"a re jÁ. u _Wamkh

P.cceivora, Land of!lce.

1.

Js

;"iia its L. (). TEIÍKITORIAL. Lask Mesilla ItnnirK--Ksapi

tt vDeiiera! ym.Breedcn IU V, ','11.1 UlMl'ICl ..(!. I.. _Jl.U..n

tt y. áril Uistnnt H. M. Aalirnf-ii-.r

AUJ. UPMLTil K I. It.rlUn

iirnsuier A. Orl z T

Ri,r

Vuditor _{Triuidad Alaiid}

GET

THE

BESTÍ

THE MIDGET SELF-INKE-R;

The BestMachino Ever Produced,

AGENTS

WANTED.

u L3 Nv 3 tur- s r .. a

MADS _INJJ SIZES,

No. 1_{, '}--_{. . 75c}

No. _{2, -} - - - $1.15.

No.4,-- - - - $2.25.

Tti(wa _{mnnhlnm bé}

cwJ Iwr lukrklug l.lnra,

JK.ol:H,or _ual Knv.S-op- o

or biiMDuu card

be primed with tkiau.

Til wo lukvra ara no biimbii?. huLreall

praa-tlc-MMOtilnsa, and will do wLul wo claim fsf

Uiem.

THE

Wonder ofthe Are Is

JHE

PEN and PENCILSTAMP

. luía lbsiH.piauiiiiiiiarti.eevr

otroiod lo lho puitlia. AGENTS noniiiKasampis caaDmu

BIG PAY. Tourhftmolna Eubbor

Ktain withanycolorInk60 cunta. Excelsior Stencil and _{Stamp Works,}

43,51,93, S3 S. GaySt.and500_i.LombardSt.

BALTIMORE,

Eond10CufotUlustrr.tud Cátalos., llosa Trao

ISmeJEMOREST'S

R E

LIACL.E

_PATTERNS

AretUe onlyonr-- th-- _{will glvo& per.-c-}l

, litiliig unuuL

System of

Drossr

_Cutting.

Chart and Book off.ill dlrretlnm, Ptiiibllni anronata

Culai.Ui'ilp..rlertly.

ol "í tent by mM I" vaU. on rnceli

RCSrIC.

_DEK!ORE8T3

PORTFOLIO OF FASHIONS

AND WHAT TO WEAR baton_{SiWlllu.trit.d}MaxiBltie '3J_ta ofFahl..n N..ta and

will, i,ut. l.ou Cut,

buul, ur tcuu.

THE

Demorest

Sewing

achine. Tril.S TVI.K ONLY

Baca

Imko

Nearly 30,000 old nnd (Wine perfect aaiUfnctlun.

tW"Don't payotlit--r _eompanics $40.00

profit onamachino _notbogood Ad _tub

JiKMOKEST, buthuy direct of thuman.

ufacturora. Sent V. O. D.

Wrüt fur Circular.

0EMOREST

FASHION

and

SEWING

MACHINE

CO.,

aat Hfli Street. New York te

Iüj

fcaa ffeckly Alta will be_{sol t to niiy r.Acro.j fl.iiteea weeks} ontr'.:'. _{cri t.'íui i}. Tipieidi dpremi

mu are oütjrtd

_lj

_yjf

_xy

bubscribert,

XRZ ALTA,

S_{in Francisco,} Cat., Subecribu tur the Lkamu.

.JO

5

Mexican

Bmraa, teslds, Btingf Bites. Bunion, Corssj bench.

Mustang

Liniment

OXJllBI

Soratohaaj praise, traist, títehei, Oalli, Sorat, 8_parla Crac ka. Oontrate4 Xriptioas, HoofAll,

Srw

Wtrms wtiuwy, sMlsSsU FUm.

THIS OÓOD OLD TAND-tt-V

n;t,hM

_fr

,Trybodr axaoü batal talrnaal nrtt. OoavtibaraaaoaaJorlhairaMaopalarttyc'

h _{Hutaac UaJmralla lonad tarta aalvaraml} apallcnbllltr. KrorTlHXJr _Dd.loeh a_mlkM,

i.amDermanacwaatt laoasa_{of aacMant.}

Tha Haaaewlranefda ItfnraaaaralramUMM,

TheCaBalnrnaedalt(orkiaiAia

_hi..

Tha Mocbaala neada U aiwara ki. Toe MlDrnertaRtaeaaaof afBOTRmnr.

The l'laneerneedalt oan'lKaialoagwlthOMli

TheFarmerneada Itla bu haw. Ma _it.M.

andhUstockjard.

The Steamboat _{imb nr}ih

It In liberal aupplj afloat and aahora.

The AMda t Ittm _.la.

.

friend and aafeat rollanoe.

The Htack-arow- _neada

Itit

m mra

ahooaanda _{of dollars andawor.d of tronble.}

The Railroadmnnnnmiittmmi m a, .

lona; aa hUlifelaaronnd of accidenta and dangera.

ann_{oueii woodauian needs}It. Therelanoth-rn-g

like It aa an antidota fortha dangera toUfa,

limb and comfort which aurround the pioneer.

The Merahant need Itabotrt hlaatore aaaona klaemploye. _{Accidenta will happen, and} when,

tbeaeoometheMmto XlntmetuUwaatedatobopv Kacpa BottleIn_{the lloaeo. 11 the beat d} economy.

KeepaDottlelacheFactor?. It ImnndhM

aaeIn caae_{of accident}aavee pain andlona_efwag-ea-. Keeap _{aBattle Alwaya InrtisSaaMa}

M

ae _{when wanad}

LUAIUERMILLS.

Saw

and

_Planing

_Mills,

South Fork R _Tularos.

Lincoln

County,

- -

_U.IM

Will _{saw and nlnne}

_uv

_{ktarf ,tl..o.w.-}

-nd _{dalirer at aay pent at reaaenab}

rim

J.

BLAZEE. It

_th

want address oiirm. pmI-

-nig arde, or anr kind of businer.

cards en_{veletas, printed,}

letturheads. Htatetnenf

anv kinde of blanku, call on an,

we ii o_it.

Jb

_{vrorkdoneneiUlv.} (iinckly. and in a mannor t ..l;

nil. I _{you want}

rift.atf.r 1,1 era, lmiiflbills, _{programs or, in}

met. iiyunna: that can bi don with typo and ink, if von _cail n us _ire will do it for

_job,

tor

we _rniMT

i;m..

Cards, T;ckcis, I _.(m, litcoipts, I'rogranm Knvt'lotips, Hill J_leads, J'uiupnlets. Stateiimnte, Note Ilfadn, I.ftter Ilfiidn. V _{Mitins Cards,} Funeral Notes, Wedding

_invitation.

And evwythmt; else commonlr

dono in _{a printinr; oflior,} (_{'ai an,j}

de our eainples and learn _Hr prices.

Srx

6.000,000

.e

use

5V 6.M.FERRY4C0.

;.VSrVV aroorhrutld totxw

'mi

vki"'..IU4 Laraeat_In Ueeoamen trieworKl. IUap.n.tmntm. aV aaa rW4

SEED

alK.1 tVI aa. nTcw lno avitieaiit. ma.i , W-C.-. t _aona K a _Ttrf eop..nj,nH Hiiii. ptvaoo oata .7Cardefi FiaidutFina. D. M._{rCRRYaVCO..Dut,Mioti.}

TuWPls"

Thinpopular remedyaiavor falls tveffuctoally euro

Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness Ant all dlaenaca arialnir from av

Torpid Liver andBad Digestion.

Til natural remitI mmI

ape

lltauu.laolll f

lal.

! _ataall.

Hiiifur ruated awl watay

toaaulln.

hald

rjher.

"Information furIh 'araa, Jioaiaaw

huid, H_orkthufumf atcfcreea Piaba)