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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05

In southwestern Russia, be
tween the Baltic and the Black seas.
the sun1ower is universally cult
waited in field, gardens and borders,
and every part Of the plant Is turn
ed to practical account. A hun
dred pounds of the seeds yields for
ty pounds of oil, and the press, d
residue forms wholesome food
for the cattle, rs do also the leayes
and green stalks, cut up small, all
being eagerly eaten. The fresh
flowers when a little short of full
bloom, furnishes a dish for tn,
table which bears favorable com
parison with the antichoke. They
contain Il large quantity Of hon
ey, and 30 prove an attraction
to bees. The seeds are valuable
food for poultry; ground into flour.
pastry and cakes can be made from
thom, and boiled in alum water
they yield Il blue colored mattee.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05
If none were sick and none were sad.

If none were sick and none were sad.
What service could we rcnder9
| think if we were always glad,
We scarcely could be tchder
Did our beloved never need
Our patient ministration,
Earth would grow cold. and miss. indeed
Its sweetest consolation.
If sorrow never claimed our heart.
And every wish were granted,
Patience would die and hope depart.
Life would be disenchantcd"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05
WHAT'S IN A NAME.

The recent election of Uippcn-
Mitchell to the Z. S Senate from
Oregon, has revived recollections
of old times, of the days when the
same gentleman was in Congress,
and defeated in reelection because
it became known that when he lett
his Pennsylvania home, he, for
some reason, unloaded himself OF
his fathers name, and took to him
self his mothers maiden name. .-
That boat had many passengers be-
fore Mitchell boarded it.
We know of one who sprung
from the same State that Mitchell
did, who changed his name, and it
never hurt him much. We alludc
to the late Jerre Black. Jerre's
father and mother wore the name
OF Swartz. After Jere studied
law short time he became salts
fled in his own mind that if he
were unloaded of his name lie could
climb the ladder OF fame, but car
rying " Swartz," would handicap
him, so he changed his name to
" Black" which is the EngIishio 10
the German word "Swartz
Vice President Wilson, owing to
his fathers brutality, discarded the
name Of Galbrath, and assumed
his mothers maiden name. His
dong so was used as a political
bludgeon against him, but it never
hurt him much.
The never-to-be-forgoiten Cover
nor and Senator Morton, OF lndi-
ana, had parents whose name was
- Throckmorton," but he scusibly
cho to abreviat9 it.
When a boy, in jefferson Coun-
", y. y, we knew a gentleman
named G. 3. Hoard, VINO added +.
he latter letter to his name, fear f.
ing that the absence of it would |
lenIer him ineligible to a seat in
Co! greSs, to winch he aspired, and /
filled, but now, dis |
lin uiohpd Senator, without the |
''d' atliX, sits in Congress, and |
answers when his name is call 81. |
His father, however, learned that
there w:ts something in name, /
whcn he sought to perpetuate his |
name by applying It 70 a hotei he
built in Boston He had to chang
the name OF the hotel.
L. S. Grant was not thus named /
by his parents, but BY the NJ c. /
who secured his admission at West
Point.
The world is full Of Smiths, who
nave introduced extra letters in
their names, and of Connors. Bri,
ms, Ga reys, etc, who have drop
ad the O, and Me, and they thrive
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05

THE following from the Phi!adel-
phia Press is we'll said Com
missioner of Pensions Black pre-
sents to the American people the
hi h 70 un' nown spectacle of a
high government officer loading
his annual report with a partisaH
TRADE, and the man who drove
Miss Sweet from office simply BE-
cause she was not a Democrat has
the effrontGry to proclaim that he
has eliminated the abuse of partisan
administration from the bureau
over which he presidos.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05
A POET ON r0LITICEs.

BosroN, Mass, November 15.
At the Essex Club dinner last
night JohnsG. Whittier sent Il let
/ ter, the main part of winch was us
/ follows:
President Cleveland has proved
himself better than his party, and
has done and said some good things
which ! give him tull credit for,
but the instincts Of his party are
against him, and mnst eventually
prove too strong for HIM, and in
stead of his carrying lis party ii
will be likely to carry him 1t ha>
Ilrcady compelled him to put his
hands in hisuJockets tor eIecuonecr-
ing purposes, and travel all til,
wIy from Washington to Buffalo to
give his vote for spokesman aud
a tl-civil-se:vice machine po itican
| would not like to call it case of
offensive partlsansoip,' but it
looks Il good deal like it.
AS Il Republican from the outset,
| am proud OF the nOblr record Of
the party, but | should reioce tc
ses its benefcent work taken up ly
the Democratic party and SO faith
tully carried on as to make our or.
ganization no longer necessary.
But as far as we can see, the Re
publican party Las still its mission
and its future. When labor shall
everywhere have its Just reward
and the gains of it are made secure
to the earners when education shall
be universal, and north and south
ali men snail have free and full en-
joymenc OF civil rights and privi-
Ieges, irrespective of color or for
mer condition when every vice
which debases the community shall
be discouraged and prohibited, and
every virtue which elevates it fos-
tered and strengthened; whsn
merit and fitness shall be the con
ditions of office. and when sec
t;onal distrust and prejudice shall
give place to welI-merited conf
dence in the loyalty and patriotism
Of all, then will the work of the Re
publican party, as party, and all
political rivalries be merged in the
one great party of the people, will
no other ann than the common wei
fare and no other watchword than
Peace, Liberty and Union.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05

TIE Toronto Canada Globe.
one or or most valuable exchang-
es, says: Z" 1t the United State
will enI.bocl'to MS .'.r postm
ers in financial condition, we will
return their bank presidents, and
no questions ask d"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05

Mn. liENuRIcKs makes the fifth
vice president who has died in Of
flee. The others were George
Clinton, Eldridgc Gerry, William
K King and Henry Wilson, -Four
presidents have died in office, IIur-
rison, Taylor, Lincoln and Gar
Il Id.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05

TIE Stock Growers Journal, of
Miles City, N. T., the organ OF
the cattle men of the northwest,
advocates Range, Cattle, and
Horse Growers association.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05

GEN. Orro FuNKE, one of Ne
hraska's best and foremost citizens
died at his home in Lincoln, last
week.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05

The New MeXico Stock Grow
er" has enlarged to % pages. 49,
The growth of this journal has
been phenomenal. 1t now has a
circulation away up in the thou
sands, and has over 400 advertis-
ing patrons.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05

ing items from the Stock Grower
j. y. La Rue has gone to HI.
Lincoln county ranch.
Walz IL Carton arc stocking d
cattle ranch in the county OF Lin.
coin.
j. l.. Bush. who is one of the
largest and most thoroughly pract,
cal cowmen OF Colorado. has secur-
ed raugc near the Captain noun
tains, in Lincoln county. and is
now removing all the she stock
from his Colorado raugcs to lis
new location. Mr.. Bush's mov9
adds one more TO the long list of
cowmen who have by practical cX-
perience demonstrated that on the
ranges Of the north it is most prof
table to mature steers, and raise
them in the mild climate and on
the splendid breeding grounds of
III south.
Mr.. Bi>sel, of New York, a
member Of the Eddy Bissel Cat
lie Co., Vi Seven Rivers, tins terri
tory, is prominent member of the
Hereford Breeders association Of
America, and while vt the meeting
OF the same IN Chicago last week,
he made inquiry as t" the eligibility
to membership in the association
Of minor children, explaining that
each of his two sons, & and A.
Bissell, aged II and 10, were re-
SpcctlveIN owners or an imported
pure-brcd Hereford cow, whose
female product was te be kept for
them until they attained their ma
iority, when these would form for
them the nucleus OF herd Of pure
bred Ueretords. This announce
ment was received with some en-
thusiasm, and after some sngges
tions as to trust membership aud
other methods OF gett NJ over the
difficulty of minority, to all of.
which the father of the youthful
candidates offered some pertinent
objection, the applications were ac-
cepted, and Messrs. G. and A. Bis
sell enrolled as the Youngest mem-
Ders OF the Hereford told.
The Angus Cattle Co. are daily
expecting the arrival Of an addi-
tional herd OF 1,200 young she cat
tie from the range of the Prairie
Cattle Co. The Angus company
are making many improvements at
the headquarters ranch on Little
Creek indeed, they have e. 'ected
buildings enough to constitute a
small village, and they yet have in
contemplation the erection Of IL
stable with capacity tor 200 head |
of stock a store building Of large
dimension, and O'her smaller
buildings. They expect to q" en- a
irst-cass stock OF merchandise as
soon as theT can get the store room .
completed and hope to have IA post .
office established therein. Captain
Kirby expects to leave for Scotland !
in about 80 days to spend the win /
ter and SUI erintend the purchase .
ma shipment OF about 200 head ut .
Thoroughbred Angus bulls; some
are already purchased, and the
'aptain says the lot will be the
inest ever imported from Scotland,
nd they will cost an average OF /
me $500 each delivered here.
1t is the intention Of the company
to allow their bulls full range dur
ing the greater portion Of the year,
but they expect to stable and feed |
them during the winter. The en-,
ergy and good Judgment manifest
ed by this company in all of its
affairs should serve as IA model for
some ofthe less particular cattle
men of Lincoln comfy.
GEN. Orro FuNKE, one of Ne
araSka's hast and fNramOSt o;t;,ors !
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-12-05

WM. o., an e.der brother OF
Judge Waldo, OF Santa Fe, was
killed by indians, IA miles from
Ft Apache, last week.
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IT was as cold as 100 above zero
in Montana last week.
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Then we say, as in starting
WHAT'S in a ulnt!'
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06

ned .1r tiic S..sutif' snd Spreiy
re O. Chronic, y, ,"':~ aud >E"-
oil ilt.s...s
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ny iio>I.i1aI Experience

,cvjr- ,'..'n -..Ty"'.T; ~ rl.Hrye az ~" ;.-si-
90. .i.al>i .i,!r- IA trcsi al uri..:;e
uses " it-y'..i en- SIS ! .i>t, y d.
.".n urtc. -;,-.G Hat ! .!u nnt c.;tn :. ser
.,r "a c.. !. tee, ~ I" :...N" mir" cil..."s
~",.. .i..;r ~ power i".'IM gmi, 70 c 4
~, .'.. 80 n,--:ul ,.i,t -i,...n ard -,l'genn,
's"IEii.. i..uir~t-si l., nv p,i.!t,--
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Go 20 J.. Il. Tutti,'s nursery Tor ~
shrubs snd plants Of all kinds. Ny. lu','
is also ugcnt for the Ariz 'nG Washing ~
chine Nursery or Second street. be''s'
Alien & Fremont, jy@-
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Notice.

Horses taken on pasture At reasonable
rates, at The Ca!Iiornia ranch, % niles from
Tombstone. Goad feed, waisr and SHADE.
For particulars apply 10 J. NJ. Nash, az TIE
) crascry OF allen street.
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t'he Great English Remedy

). - >>s,i fl j. never failing
s.tSE}rur,. 10 n-r, US de-
% NM ,;hty. exhausted vi
S.3;aii;,. Sei.;iD.i weak.
~. N-Ss,s i'll - sleIIH.!luftiieh,
~ - ct - a" b"Ud. ;mI'"-
~. ,4e,. as alysi>. ana
11Hxiail ne ,rrrinis elects
- 80 self Ii,tsc, Youth
:-f6i.ies and eAresse, ~
--n aiu'e years-Such
.t,.zs.stuGe, nocturnal ems
- 70 SOCIETY. DINNERS Of VIZ
ts-. -. head. the Vita fluid fs-s
-i .nuy,i ,i, ti;ne, and ina'!
tnI to h-BnItt ard ded.a
o.: - "a rr-;ilsr GRADUATED
t..-. u.tc. tu 70 iyit five Euudr'N
. ., c:,,r"f hi, kiHd that thu VIA.
~, t'uldcr his s;,.,iu dvNse aiV
- ..t} MI '.,t cure, or for anything M
e. u."'nu- found ~ it. .'r. Mute
.,s Successfully w.t!""t ret
-, ,ree t;rrouyh exam
&c. jn"lAainy analysis %
g.. 'Iai .:'si.raIir, sl.52
- ,hr grnnl y jos 50,
upon 80 "ipi % pli'', ~
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-r.u, 4 -. : MIN IF, g..
N -u,c', ~a. F'.uri.co. e..
;.t-" remedy, NErHRh..
"u.u, , .iGacy az 4 nisaUe.
...t. .,-.. .",.,>H e.. 49,. greet
r,.y-,-l ~ .".l., siA
pr.c..:au = b, ana he ,;.a
So - .i'i,..~ CIV
D. lie ~ ali '.US4 us.
..n.r ,!n-..c rec.
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III. cases OF .MNa,

~ .. 81, IL t.. fre -, ~cc" ~ .Ty honest
..' too 81 AZ. l c..t,. .aiIt>---' . ..St'":'HH'-
- -, -u.iHn;or Il positive caIc % ~
- c.sc u, ale. " fylfrir : 6-G. Con
- :.l;un H. Office o. Is letter rKs- and
f.riiy Private. Charges .c,.sDn-tl, &.
hos. 80, cX..iIi..a.i in Including ca, meal aud
o~ra. i .h"ils- of ,.iI,.- erd adligr,
~
.:'.c- uuI ",.:; dai Va 10 ) evening. ;Siia-
II = oriy ,al' or :.ddreas
- - a u = Il N
<, amy street. sap Franc SEQ. ca.
= i;cn.-inbcr, t.r rociur hns Vece,n-
:, ,.,,p i."c, l.c rce:si: al in:',i! ye..r, f
.ri ~. lie IL: I'D >:uGj. w...cli und,I
;ry-c. 'a -cvri TAI, 4 e sr.ccy>s H. TIE
= r. kHL 81 MANHOOD, pEUSIA
3, ,fr
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The sE95R! SPECIALIST.

~. aLLa", A. l. WELL hEOWH. l.
c,,u -.a'rH1'-d vh.-iC..t ind SnrS' "I,
!l.ca'rd al B'.w,!.in C"i'S-e nd Uri'cT
So. %. Mirliea:,. ai.d IS .cknCe ICED I" D."
n, r,osl exi,rt surgeon in h.s s-"cial'l "u
-. ~.
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s&AEZ<s
= 4 NeH DcpartUre.

NJ. :. D. Walsh, ,.c O,c-s' r~sisuran; Ia"H
N rs rtt -nd Tie I. - start > Icsui".
n4r,l COOLED I" o-ceT. =. :iie a!d as ah:.>lrd
Can az rc>tIu': Z l:s5 ,u.t r.t'!ru, o irt'iL p
Uit 10 S..r FraHcIat" al w"l!c t4e'" -
secured tic s,rvi".s o! En- Wartinan and
"elrbrt. & "Pi,tIi.ir Ic-t.i'' e't" Of thCt v,ty,
AID h. all IL a :eT d"ib depart from thr
old I:r''s"f 81 81 r-s.u. s. nIi2 . !!s. .. .:'i
r,ir III g.. ~. Aa-.~. Gr,I, a.i.S.. van
= :TI,' C-'T,-3 our, VII Le pr!'''' o.. fI.t
80 iS"r and iO:i ger ~ ~ u van 81 I -
10y -! 80 get: = ~. "..i,f,rn i. ui.-
H. ub ciS he best c,IGs i. IL { .rrr.te,L ,.a:-
Few departure nf Nj Ns.:,i's VIII unCr,,t.r
diy nahe the Can Can tne ns.:st 2UpA e.
restaurant in L If c.;s. ,ugtS-:T
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DRY GOODS.

PRINTs--MerrtmRck, fancy, sd; Manchss-
Yer, 5i$;Arnold, s. American, 81; Pacific, 5b<
Hamilton, 5iSi Gloucester, 81; Gloucester
mng., 81; Gloucester silver grey, ~
Allen, 81; LOdi,4L; Simpson, s; Eddy stone,
.; simpson mng, s; Allen, pink AMI
pink and purple, 8; Dunneil, shirting, ~
hagetta shifting, Al; Allen cheek, 81 Pea
BODY, black, %; Simpson, black, O. Rosa-
usIe, -,
BROWN SHEETINes--Crown, ~. Augusta,
o. EtGlch LII, o Charter OAK, 81 Live OAK
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EARpWARp ANn msTALs.

hxEs-Collins, y dozen, 500; Gold Dollar,
= dozen, 500 Diamond Edge, v dozen, $50;
Double BIZ, 1900
sKuLnTs AVID IdDs-41tc y N; sugar tss-
nm PI1PE-I. o. IOxll, n box, 500; |. Q.
lS12O, ~ box, 500; Terne, lsE20, D box, 7.5J.
rerne, 2Ox2S, y box, lS.50.
IINWARE-fteoed, discount SO b cant,
stamped, discount 50 u cent.
BoLDER-No. I, l6ci No, X and 4, l6o q b.
DUCK HORSN OOLIAAnB--No. /, a,25 n dozen,
AAHEs-Two loon, $50 EidoEsn; three loop,
$40 " doSeu,
rAoKs--in boxes, 100 papers, 2.59 y box.
Goaen, $50.
MATTooKs--f3 dozen, $40.
hUBBER BELT1NG-DlsG0unt ~ D cent.
HAILs-S.0O, rata
EHoVELs AND SPADEg-H OwlandlB, dis.
coHnt 10 u caut; Am0s' list, u o. goods, d.
count 10 dLu 10 b cent,
HEAYY bARDWARE--5haf flnishS,., 800
poles, 1850; slngletre0A, wagons, select, LIS;
buggy, 226; EXPRESS 25C; wagon tongues.
lNDOi hickory nxleS, 1900; holsters, 476; coup
ing poles, A75 spOkes, xxx, select, 276;
Xxx, 3b0' sawed fsllOeB, IL, LIS; 2, 400;
E0wdon shoes 500; northwestern horse nails,
no. g. B,OO Z, 626; 8. zoo; par iron, 10 rate
pluW steal, &c; spuD' el, 6C; cast steel, 1850,
BU9a1Es- . nd spring top, 98.OO65
iiulOi do. open, 79.Jt 1900; do side Bprine
tpp, lOOOGlS5.OOi 10, side bar, l0O.00Gaf8O; O0'
40. puRtouE, E60A9l60C0. grade A. mde
slrlngi l9OOJltalOO0; do. pnmtoDs, lbOOGQ
A0AOi bump soSt buggies E5,0O0tSS100 plat.
form springs, ll00cg5llQC1; threa gpr!ne gaf.
rN2i tl'VJ.glloW
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Mothers NTothersI Mothersl

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with the eXcruciating pain az
cutting teeth? If so, go at once and get
q bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 1t will relieve tho poor little sui-
ferer Observation-Disclosures upon il;
There II no mistake about il.
There is not mother on earth
who has ever used 1t who viii
not tell you at once that it viii regulate
the bowels, and give rest 10 the mother,
and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like magic. 1t is perfoctlp safe 10
use IN all cases and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription Of one of the old.
est and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold every
where. % cents bottle.
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LIOUOE6,


ALoOMOL--is gallon, il35a iGS1.
BRANDIEs-DomeBtic,f gallon, ti.5lg SA0O
Imported oognAc, 1871, b gallon, i4.S0; i2,i,de;
$50, fh,l0i 1865, $3.50; 1880, V.90; 1855, q .00;
lsts, 3l06Oi Otord, Dupuy & Cos cognac, ISIS,
$3.50; 1910, H,0O; 1855, 1900; ls48, SiO9i; RR.
guet, nuboncho d 90, oognac, 1873, 3l.5O; 1870,
ib,5O; 1873, ta.Ol
EIN--Donestio, Row YORK or Philadelphin,
& gallon, 171; Imported, Holland. $50 (s375
3ir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, u gallon, tSlh
ps,26j Sir Robert Burnott's Old TOm. h cssK
A.5IC900; holland, ii case, 1850.
WmtBKY-ReCtinodl 70 8 cent, proof "A
gallon, $3.50; Westorn N.8Nei.40; bourbon,
flsnlb350, Rye, fl.6ORS.5O; Scotch imported,
atU1el2b, trish, imported. tf2iNgi15.
CuAMpAaNEn =. Piper Heidselck, quarts,
y dozen, $500; Krug & Co., quarts, y dosGn,
40; Moer & Chandon, slllery MonHenx, N
dozen, 2i,0J; q. Gouet, y dozen, $500; q.
h, Mumm a Co.'s, pints, ~ additional; dry
vaTsenay, 2.T6; Extra Dry, E.00.
wIsEs,Csllfornia elaroh n gallon, 7si
Elsniandel No. l, rs gallon, 40fSl; imported
oRrcts, ordinary, h csek, 200 5000; family
oask, SOlOgi76.O0; Medoc, h case, zoo; ST.
Julian, n case, $50; Margaux, n case, 100;
Points Canet, n case, 100; LaroBe, n case
400 Lsovlll, y case, l2o0; Chateau laitts,
y case. a0oI ordinary, y caas, s2O1Sb0;
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nRuRR,

AOlDH--Sulphurlc q carboy, 1915; Silrlo, q
q, $50 5Gci orniio. II n, 1913; tarlBrlo, Pow
dora y o., djgli.
GUMe--ArADio, eale0t, y n, 5OOj asafetlds
Is 70 8OC; camphor e 10 IS; opium, $40 70 $40.
OTLg-BorgRmot, Sauderson'g, q n. Sll0:
ltrnon, Sanderson's, H65; peppermint, 800
gintergreeu, $G2jj olive, Malaga, Sl.25.
POTAsH-BrOudde, y T., 400; iodida, S32j,
SoAPs-CasuiS, u1o,tled, y n, o0l0o. oes,
10 white, 1iGl6
MIeCELLANEOUs -- Ammonia, carb., V o.
Nc; alum, SOS; GrrowrOOt, Bermuda, SOC; Bal
SIN, oopaiba, 60c; b0rax, refined, l09l2 ealo-
nai, am, 75C castor OIL y gHl., Sl.s6gl.6O
1fusia buds. "a N, l6eDlS; cream tartar, pure
y IN, 81; corrosive subllInate, y n, %; chlor1.
.orm, D u, 90; extract logwood, bulF,
y n, l2lel4 sglyceJlne, bulE, p n, lG9lgJ5,
iodine. resubllmnted y ", 400; leaves
1uchu, short, p 10 ~ leaves, senna, Alex,
: ", %; mOrphia, Bulph, y on, SS.sl; spirits
1ier, sweet, q 81 S5i atrychniAi crystals, yl.s5
1888.
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LEATHER.

LOUGavuiLE OAK sole IEATHER-X
heevy, tres OF brands, SsC 10; X medium, free
N brands, Sc ID; A heavy, one brand, S8o
crop, 40.
BUFFALO SLAuUHTER--Prime, is 10 70 10
sldee SOC 10; good, l0to % sides, go 10: comm
Ter II TO IL ID Sides, &c 10; q. D., Mntamorns
soo lhi No. u oak harness len, % 20 $40 III.
No. q oak harness lea, 81 10 go 10; No, l.
mem harness LEAFS 10; No. hem harness lea
~ 10 80, l. mem sRirtlng lea $40 10; No. 9
leather, "a 10 50 q side.
PhiLADELPHtA CALF--Extra quality, rs
70 ~ 10 70 doEonl $40 III; 81 10 q TO DOZEN,
l'io loi ~ 70 ~ - 10 70 Dozen, 06 ID; u 70 90 10
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nnnrR AND srnra.

y Na1'g Rip brogauH, B5cl25; boys kip bro
boy i. calf brogans, 9RBi35; mems Eip
-l'5Elo ploWs, lnSgl6i boys kin 2-buok "a
3'NWsi SS0la3i mems hdd balls, congress and
button, LsyG425; mons calf balls, oourreHg
anG 1uitoni 2.5N;l6Q: mems kip boots, AOOU
EIt boots 2l.0).r6OOl; bOy'a kip boots 22EN
NWi hOy6 i. cali boots, lG.51I3liUl: boys
'r. nuotS, ElHSfWQQ; WCuln'a % kippolkag
otiaihoi Mi5geH ll kir polkas, 6oN61UC ;
miia'H ll kip pllkasi an HiEoE, 45lg6tc; ohlld'a
lA ipoh9gl an ElEga, IlC Soc, wOm0p'E calt pOg
VIC se polish l00GlS; &lssea' calf pes ard
s. pollhh, W@il0i VOmonIa bu Bsw0d mol.
Oh t0GlTi women's calf Baw0, polish, i. il
tleIHi WCnenls grain seWed and poi6h, ia
100 vomsng sid sewed, eOsLl5i Womsn'a
.u1t aawod D0ush, l.50,el.B,
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IUmsEa ANN BUILD1He mAxERlAl.

LuMBEE-Roueh lumber, $500; u native
ceiling is "; a native ceiling, 22,50;X native
hoonngl 8COi rs native siding, 1900; u rough
ceiling, 1850
5A1NoLFs-BoRs oypraeS. $3.50; o. X o.
Nr9W, 4.0l; No, ? cypress, 8.7h; native Pine
hearts, $50; native sap, 12.7B.
tosrs-Cedar posts, best, l2Hc each.
LATuH--Per 1000, 400.
BRfuK-D0llaS brick, $50 per 1000.
PLAsl ER pARrs-- New York, A.OO. Miobi.
IN, 400 per barrel.
IGE9ENT-Resondalo, 275i Portland, best,
8.2J per barrel.
STONE FLUEs-AbOut SOC per foot.
DRAIN PlPE-From Ice per foot, and high
OF according to size.
LlhE-COopeIed lime, geo per barrel
hAIH--GoRt, ec per pund.
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While money il close, wages end pri-
cos low, expenses should be cut down
in every household. Economy the
watch-word for mothers,h head of docors,
bills by always keeping In the house a
bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup. Stops cough instantly,
relieves consumption, cures Group and
pain in the chest In one night. IL In
Just the remedy FOR hard times, Price
% cents and sl,0O. Samples free. Sold
by all druggists.
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WOOL. HIDNa ANn rNLrRIrs.

4 Ss,, iAexloani free OF burrs, nominal;
Ia jeo IA ,sl proved, l2dpl7c; coarse, leo; mo
1 cS,s,lissnei tne wool, According 10 dirt
Ia iass Ton, MNGn; bury, SQhgo per
|T pI ~ according 10 burrs.
r. II srlme plump iiints, 70 fOa aud ny,
bsr N seconds plump fllntB, % lbs and NJ,
Il Ana prime light and klpa, Ike per N.
Ia scdnfs sgllc per n; dry salted, II
4 ''iuuug 70 condition, green Bsltsd,
|ow ~ bM -pp,T5iin5 tallow, Co. isllow ErSSss.
t;sbS,ns Deer akins, le0lsc; Autelepe, lC
!, ie6if psils ~ par wool, a<165O; shear
|njssS Ivy rallin or poverty nom p2iqc.
Inv ia a. Wool since April is have been
Ia ms5iy vS, and nearlyal receipts so far
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