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From Notes and q Ierics
We have received more than one query
In regard to tho history and true meaning
Of this word
In It's original form (Mucquomp) the
word belongs TO the dialect Of tho Aigon.
quin indiana, the most powerful OF the
three aboriginal Tribes whom the French,
on their coming, found In tho great basin
Of the 81 Lawrence. 1t appears In John
EiIops translation OF tha BiOie into Indian
Sam. kill } as rendering OF the Hebrew
word oh,ph, leader, Eliot using It NJ
equivalent 10 "big chief" a. being an ex.
precision more intelligible TO the Indian
mind than the English ''duke," the word
by which II 10 translated In King james
A. an equivalent for the English teen
tnrion." A writer In English Notes and
Queries, Is. 7. I. l73), saws that . Jesuit
isther, In IanslatiDg the New Testament
Into an Indian dialect, being puzzled how
TO express "not to think more highly OF
himself than he ought to think" consulted
an Indian parishioner, who a. once said
"Thats easy enough that's 'Mugvump"
(we use the popular spelling). We have
Iurtber seen q statement that petition
WAS presented TO Siuyvesant, dire ctor
general OF the New Netherlands, signed
Dy an Esopus ohieftsin named Dscka, and
bearing his title Of Mugwump " The
term fingered along the shore OF Long
Island and on the Massachnseils coast
after tho Indians had melted away, and
became coiloqulal In the sense Of I" u man
Of conse quence, or rather OF one who
thought himself n man OF consC queDCr,
MIR. A. +. R'enap, editor Of tho Indian
upohs Sentinel, picked up the word In
New England and used it, as early al 1872
as large type heading Tor some article on
a "Dig wig" In local polite. Aitor this the
word seems to have lain l'erdt until reeus
citated in the New York San In March, 1884,
when It applied II to n MIR. Bradley, who
was Interested In some local Issue In
Dobb's Ferry, heading Its article "Mug'
wump ID. o. Bradley" On tho nomi-
nation of James q Blaine for the
presidency (June OH, lSsi), q strong op-
position developed itself among dissilected
Republicans cailin. themselves "lnde-
pendents." Tho movement originated At
a meeting In Boston (June 7tb), aud was
promptly taken up Ia New YORK and else
whore. Tho supporters OF tho regular
nomination affected to believe tina. these
Independents set themselves up as the
superiors OF their former associates. They
we're called ''duass" srisees" etc, and
on June 10Th, 1884, the New York Sun
characterized them az "Mugwumps" After
tho launching OF tho Independent move
ment the word set out on Its career ol
popularity, but Its true meaning remained
pYOblemsticsl until It was defined by DR..
j. III. Trumbull In tho Critic OF Sept 9Th,
1884.
AS one ana the same man Ia called Q
patriot by some and q rebel by others, so
from one point OF view, a "Mugwump" 1,
q man who thinks himself above his fellows
and deserts his party on the sfiocted
grounds OF superior honesty and elevated
principle; from another, be In one truly
superior to mere party claims, aud who
forms his opinions, and acts and votes or
the highest moral grounds.
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Farmers and High Tariff.

The woolen manufacturers led by Mr.
Aumidown, president OF the Protective
Tariff League and defender Of foreign la.
bor, have been eagerly assuring the farm.
ers that IL they would only declare for a
high tariff on wool they would have
market handy to their barns for all their
produce. The results of high tariff
are not matters Of speculation, but can
be clearly read in the commercial re
cords kept by the government. The sys-
tenn has been fairly tested on this home
market point and found wanting, for our
agricultural products go abroad in in
creasing volumes and bring better prices
there than here. Hampered by foolish
legislation We cannot pay for what We buy
abroad In manufactured articles, but
must depend chiefly upon agricultural
products.
The following table Of exports, taken
from government records by the New
York Herald, Is worthy Of attention.
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fieeces. woolen dress goods are being
uis,ributed and some large contracts have
been placed for cassimeres and worsteds.
There il q steady movement OF cotton Roodrs
hams and prlnts have sold well, the latter
having advanced TO 4c. for G4s at which
price manufacturers were pushing sales"
II. q. Dun 4 Co. say "a better feeling
grows In every direction. Crop prospects,
improve, man ufacturers arc gaining confi-
dence. and dealers, no longer operating on
q falling market, keenly appreciate tho dif.
ference. 1t would be premature TO assume
that no SGT back will COME, for In several
directions the possibilities OF an adverse
change are obvious. Tho movement In
foreign exchange may he significant, but
coursginR, larger In volume than year
ago, and growing moro confident In tone.
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RANA MAKERS

Closed at p. NJ. on Saturdays.
When you come to the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as we'll as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you !;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try to make you welcome
whether you care to buy or not.
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Retaliation is weapon that must If
used at all be welded In vigorous and
sweeping manner. 1t will not do TO
make one restriction after another as
that will allow Canada to gradually
adapt herself TO the new conditions. The
blow should be paraly zing and Its effects
should be felt throughout the whole
Dominion.
Then there will be no time for lmprov.
ing harbors, building railways, diverting
trade from our ports to Halifax and
adapting commercial relations and manu-.
factures to new requirements.
Our own country will, OF course, suffer
from the effect Of this suspension, but
the suffering will be quite insignificant as
compared with the punishment We will
be inficting.
The attitude Of England in this juno.
ture need give us no uneasiness. She has
long been impatient with her Canadian
provinces, who cost her more than they
pay and are continually calling on their
mother for the redress OF fancled griev-
ances. 1t is true that retaliation may be
so severe as to be construed by Great
Britain as an act Of hostility and as a
cdsus beN.
1t is a long way from retaliation TO war ,
but it is simply question of degree.
From the zero point, the mercury of re-
talation rises through the point where
commercial friendship freezes, to the
point where national blood boils, But
the caution with which the president has
approached the matter gives confidence
that, unless necessity should demand It,,
he will not push the policy to dangerous
extremes.
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MIR. surpios stln son-iu-Lawless.


"My young iriend," said old MIR. Sur
plus to young Mr.. Giddiboy, "do you no,
think that you were rash to ask my dsugh.
ter to marry you when you are no. able to
support herr" "Well," said the young
man, crafiily, nperhsps 1 was. admit my
fault and throw myself on your generosity,
sir." "Thats right declared the OLD
gentleman. You snail not lose by II,
assure you. There, sir, IL nickel to pay
your car fare home. No thanks, II you
please Good. day, Mr.. Giddiboy"
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COUNTY TICKET,

Congress,
HORACE l., HALpEMaE, ChiVsl5s
State Senator.
CHRISTIAN ROWE, strssburg.
Assembly,
(Northern Districtl
81. ECHrERNACH, Mannheim
JOHN klLEY. Mannheim.
WILLIAM THOME, Milton Grove
(southern District)
JAMES q, AUsPARRAS. DrumOrs.
Recorder.
JOHN REBMAS. Mannheim.
County Solicitor
WM. II, RRlNTos, Lancaster.
Jury Conlmtssiener.
FRANKLIN ,LARK, strasburg
Directors Of me Poor
y. WALL, Lancaster
}. MONTGOMERY, Mountvilie,
Prison Inspectors.
A, l. wIETkRs, Providence.
HENRY r. HARTMAN. East Lampeteg.
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Elderly Brooklyn lady (Sundsy morn
Inc -" WI at have you lost, little boy I"
Lift o boy (crying bitterly -" I've lost n Q
nickel" Elderly srookiyn n lady" Well,
you needn't cry any more, here's another
nickel. Is II to put In tho mission box for
the poor little heather ?" Little BOY
(pocketing the nickeD--" Nom It's 10
Duy q score card with.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25

great amount OF political engineering
Will be done by friends OF can ndidates 10 Sc
cure for their man tho nrst place on the
ticket, ana the best man wtl probably secure
the coveted place. rhen II en- orsed by the
maio tty OF The people. the election Is assured
merits passed. upon, has been endorsed, and
unanimously given the first place. among
remedies peculiarly adapted 10 Tho r"lieI and
stomach Eleetrio Bitters, being guaranteed,
~ safe tnves Ineut.
Price SOC per bottle at II. II. Coohran's Drug
store, iS1 ana lSs North Queen Street, Ianoas.
ter. Pa. (Sl
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The price of corn and wheat has de-

With proper reduction of the tariff
farmers should get better prices at home
and abroad, for foreigners could pay
more for wheat and corn in raw materials
now taxed, and manufacturers could pay
labor better, because Of cheaper material
and an open foreign market.
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New York Store.
nREAT BARGAINS.
nREAT BARGAINS.
ASTRlCHS PALACE OF
FASHION,,
I3 EAST KING STREET.

LANCASTER, PA.
To. day we have received the
first lot Of New Kid Gloves,
and are prepared to show to
our customers this Fall a line of
Kid Gloves of our own impor-
tation at prices which are
lower than they ever have been
heard Of in this city for first
class goods. Our line of Kid
Gloves comprises the following
styles and prices
Elegant assortment Of 4-but-
ton " Alexander" scalloped top
at soc a pair. Never sold at
less than 75c.
Our celebrated Fourchette "
Kid Gloves, black and colored,
at 75c.
An extra fine Embroidered
Kid Glove at SI.oo.
New Hemstitched Colored
Bordered Handkerchiefs at &C.
A lot Of extra fine styles at 1oc.
Bargains in Ladies' White
All-Linen Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched, at Ioc apiece.
Closing out Braid Sets and
Panels, in black and colored, at
less than cost before our new
goods arrive. Also our stock
Of Colored Girdles.
Buy our Dress Trimmings
before they 60 up to the origi-
nal price.
Opened to-day. one lot of
Rubber Lined Dress Shields at
sc a pair. One lot of Seamless
Shields at Ioc a pair.
Jersey Coats are all In now.
Our assortment in them is much
larger than last season, our
styles are better and prices
lower.
New Mourning Handker-
chiefs, 10, I2H, IS, 20 and IS
Cents.
New Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, 10, IaH, IS, IS, 20, IS
and IS Cents. All Of them are
special bargains.
A New Imported Ruching in
combination colors, I5c a yard.
New Lace Collars, S, 10, IS,
l9 cents apiece.
One lot of Lace Pillow Shams
at 25c pair. Two large tape
bound Lace Pillow Shams for
a5c, or IaAc apiece.
New Windsor Ties. IS and
so cents.
New S and 10 cent Laces, a
to 10 inches wide.
ASTRICH BROTHERS.
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The Daily lntelIlgencer.
.AsUAsTER. AUsusr Is. lssa

fup DAmr lNTnILIosEoxR publishes all the
tcfegraphic news of the United Press MP 10
the latest possible hour.
TERMS Tho Daily Hditicn of TIE IyruIi
snronR IL delivered by carriers in the city
ana surrounding towns for loc. per week I,
by man, $500 year; e2.eo for six months
u.B FOR three months; soc. per month
HHu WsuKry lsrBItieErOEH Double eheet)
Eight Pages. only $50 per Annun. In ad.
vance.
sibscrfbes Wishing their address changed
wArded.
Advertisements from 10 to y cts. per line
esch. insertion, according 10 location.
THE lNTELLIQENCER,
Lancaster. Ia
svTeiephous Conuect,op
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1 FULLY believe that the treaty Just re.
jscted by the Senate was we'll suited to tho
exiRency, and that its provisions were ade-
qua,e for our security In the future from
vexatious Incidents and for the promotion
OF friendly neishborhood and intimacy
without sacrificing In the least our national
ptido or dignity. President Cleveland.
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A RE YOU UoNsU uPTlvE2

A RE YOU CONSU MPTIVE?
"A USE PAkhEE's 6lSGER TONIC
without delay, rare medicinal compound
that cures whom all else fails. Has cured the
worst cnses OF cough, Weak Lungs, Asthma
Indigestion. Inward Pains, Exhaustion. In.
valuable for kh9umatism. Female wsakneHs
ana all pains ana disorders of tho Stomach
and Eowsls. b0c, at druggists
sLOkESrOk COLOGNE
Most Fragrant ana Lasting OF Perfumes. &c
Druggists. "a
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THE reports OF the bureau OF statistics OF
the treasury department, show that in the
first three months Of this year morchsn-
disc valued at S2.7l9.5ss was brought Into
our ports from Canada, Newfoundland and
British Columbis, for transit or tranship-
ment TO foreign countries. This was in
the seBsoh when the st. Lawrence
was closed by Ice and 1t would
be safe to double the figures for
an approximate value OF the stream Of
commerce that We permit to low freely
across our territory to other lands. But
this Ia only ono side Of their free trade over
our railways. There Ia return stream OF
merchandise from England brought to our
portA and trsnshipped In the same way,
most OF II going TO Canada. In the first
three months OF 1888 Great Britain tran
shipped merchandise valued at g. I67, ,259
and the British possessions In Africa and
the Indies about tlio 600 more.
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Four-finha,

or our American people arc afflicted with
sick headache In either Its nervous, bilious
or congestiye forms. caused by irregular
habits, high living, etc. ana no remedy has
ever conquered 1t untl DR.. Leslie's Special
Prescription was discovered. Give IL trial
See advertisement I'm another column. (D
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The Handsomest Lady In Lancaster

Remarked to a friend the other day that shs
kn.w kemps BalsaIa Tor the Throat and
Lungs ~as superior rsmedy. as II stopped
her cough instant y when Others had no effect
whatever. So tn prove this ana convince you
OF Its merit. any druggist will give you a Sam
plo Hottie fTe6 Large size Doc and 81 %.
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A pathetic Appeai,


From Lie,
NSpinstsr Ito bird fan cier -" Have you q
nice parrot, sir, whose life has been quiet
aud unoventful and whose choice OF Eng
lish is somewhat above the average 2'
Dealer" Yes, mG'sm l have inst the
blrd you're looking" Parrot (implor.
ingly) -" Dammit, boss, don't let mo 20 r.
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AN by no means disposed TO abandon
tho interests and the rights OF our people
In the premises, or to neglect their griev
snces and therefore turn to the contem.
plation OF plan Of retaliation a. q mt de,
which still remains, OF treating the situs.
ton. p resident Cleveland.
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.,KABURY's SULPHUR CANDLES,

y
for dlsinfeeting Closets store
Eo7ms, Cellars, Sinks, stables
DOM hOu out houses, chicken Coops,
Bird CREes, &C.
NEED -EABUkl'S HYDRONAPU.
THOL SOAP. for disess ss OF The
ONE OR skin AMI Scalp, such as Tstter,
RingWorm hcKema, Scables,
MORE on scily Eruptiops, Itching, sweat
irg feel, Daudrun, Falling
THEsL HRiT, SC.
HiDKOS AFHTHOL PAS.
ARlICLEs ilLLks, tor purib ing the Sick
room, - CriuiLating lnrects
and eliminating disease germs
MkAD's CORN AND UNION FLAsIEks
for FOOT troubles
BEssOs'S PLASTER for Aches ana Pains
1S-So.d by all Druggists.
sGABuRY JOHNSON,
sole Manufacturers. New York
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CIV Hlii
sQVkRT
jHIRTEfNTT "a

You know that there Is no
worthy hot weather (or any
weather) thing for wear or
home use but we have it. II
you can't come to the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come to be simple
and certain. A few scratches
Of a pen, and all the facilities of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Philadelphia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHY WILL YOU COUGH when shiloh's
Cure win give immediate relief. Price 10 eta. ,
81 OTIS ana sl. For sale by II. Cochran Drug
gist, No. 1877 North Queen street (6)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25

sHILOH's CURE will Immediately relieve
Group. Mhoopins Cough ana Bronobitis For
sale by II b: Cochran. Druggist. No, ltl North
Queen street an
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-25

V,HE APPLICATION OF AMOS b.
i sheaffer. for The transfer of the liQ nor
orelicenss OF Henry Bow man. second wsrc.
lancaster city. ana all rsmonstrsnees. Ae' >
AT 10 q. M. Bal W. URBAN,
aug2, Sksepts ID, g, Quarter essiops,
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POLITICAL.
democratic State Ticket
FOR SUPREME Jupaa

}. h. McCollum, OF susquehanna county.
ELECTORS.
At Large-R. Milton Speer, AT Kaatiny,
l, David W Sellers, IS. Alvin Day,
2. hichael Magee, ia. William Don't,
y. A. HI. Ladner, Z. Russell Kamea
l. william Latte, s. Henry II. wOodal.
B. John Tay lor, g. Herman BoSlar
u franklin walden ~. william a. GRrman
Z. George W. tauling, g. William Mahnr,
g. James smith. p. j John n. Baile ey,
o. Daniel schweyor S John HuCkensiein
-. w B. Given, william 4. Lautz,
II. Charles hobinson, Is. ID via = Morris
l2 John Is. Reynolds, ~. James H. Cnld we'll
lS hds y. Gaynor. 4 3 4. Neill.
H. simon l.. Light. q. j l.. Brown
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ESTATE or JOIN A. HOHMANN,
IL late of Lancaster city. deceased. Let
teTs testamentary on slid estate huVir Y been
granted to the undersigned. all persons in.
oebted thereto are reQuss ted 10 make imme.
diate payment, aud those having claims or
without delay for settlement TO the unoer.
signed, residing In ancasttr city
yAlHARlsk HpHMANS
WASHINGTON X. HlEsTER
Executors.
VIM AC0. hTLEE, Attorney, hlRll 6tfS
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Lao Al kU1,Oks.

ENsTATE OF PHILIP DINKELBERG,
~ late Of Lancaster city. deceased Tho
Undersigned auditor, appointed to dls.
Catharine Dinkelberg. eKecutrix OF the will OF
said doceased, to and among those legally
entitled to the same, viii sit for that purpose
on Friday, August 81, lsSs, nj 10 O'Clock a.
IN In the library room of tho court house, in
the city OF Lancaster, W q ore all persons Inter.
este u In said distribution may attend.
DAVID BRAlSARD CASE,
auR'-h'uS Auditor.
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Purify Your BLOOD.

Bodily and mcnlal health depend rpon
. heal by condition Of tGo bloot. Tho
blood particularly in the sprirc aud
summer months, becomes clogged with
impurities, which poison it and generate
disease. A harmless blood purifier is
necessary to restore q healthy one.
Tut lest purifier and tome known Ia
Swift's Specific Is. >. }. OF its Won
derful purifying and tonic powers we
give O few testimonials:
Mr.. VIM. A. S;ebold, with George P.
Rowell 81 Co, 10 Spruce Street, New
York, writes: 81 feel it my duty, for
the beu0Ht Of others who may be az
ficted as l was, TO write you this letter,
which got a use in any way you
choose / suffered great pain from
boils, all over my neck; l conld not
turn my head without acute pain. After
trying oil the usual remedies, and Inc
ing no relief, 1 used l. bottle ). S. s.,
n very soon l was entirely relieved OF
my Jobs Comforters.' Now not o
Mr.. Ii. S. Hamlin, Winston, N. c.,
writes: II uso it avery spring. 1t al
ways builds me up, giving me appetite
and digestion, and enabliLg me to stand
the hot summer days. On using 1T l
soon become strong OF body IL easy OF
mind.h
Mr.. G. e. Mitchell, West 23d st.
Ferry, New York, writes; n weighed
l1o pounds when ] began taking your
medicine, and now 152 pounds. l would
not be without 3. SIS. for several times
its weight in gold"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
uaileo free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 5, Atlanta, Ga.
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Subscribers, Your Premium

Every person subscribing to or renew
ing their subscription to the LEADER will
be supplied with the KANSAS CITY WEEK
LY JOURNAL free during the campaign Of
1883.
Here is an opportunity to place in your
family the largest and best Weekly paper
published in Kansas city. Send in your
names at once and get two papers for the
price of our owr.
WIN. CAYFREY, Publisher.
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Tie oro.d Atlantic, 10 ever a stormy thor
ougl save. Yot blow tho wibds ever 30
lercyly, and ride tho waves ever 60 lonily,
.eamen must man the good ships, tourists
will brave the passage, and commercial trav-
elers and buyers must visit the centres OF
foreign trade and manufacture That afro
clous malady, seasickneBs, together with
oolicky pains aud much Inward nneasiness
10 onen endured when Hostctter's StOmnoh
Bitters would have fortified the voyagers
against them. Sea captains, and In fact ell
old salts ard veteran travellers, are acquainted
with the protective value Of this estimAblo
preventive and remedy, and are rarely UNI
provided with IT,. Emigrants to the far
West should use II as " Safeguard against
malaria, Seek the aid of the Bittsrs for dys-
pepsia, constipation, liver complaint, KID
ney troubles, and all ailments that impair
the harmonious and vigorous action Of the
vital powers.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-05-19
LAsr SUNDAY a Christian Leagn

LAST Sunday a Christian League
was established IN town After its
organization the proposition to
make it auxiliary to the COngr0ga-
tienal Church was voted down, as
also a motion to make it a temper
ance annex. 1t therefore seems to
start out on the broad liberal, true
Christian spirit that mankind is a
common brotherhood never intend
ed to be pinned together with tenet
pins, but rather welded by the
Catholic spirit issuing from the I'M
hampered ~workingo of the angel
&c attributes of our natures, Love
and Charity. We wish the League
a long and lusty life,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-05-19

The White Oaks stove merchant,
G. l.. Pearman, ayoung man whom
Albuquerque always welcomes, ar
rived to-day from that booming
little burgh. Charles states that
since being in business he has pros
pered beyond his most sangune
expectations, and was protuse in
his expressions regarding his town
and surrounding country. He is
here on business, but will also com
bine it with pleasure. Citizen.
White Oaks reclprocates MIR.
Pearman's ardor.
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SOMEBODY writing from White
Oaks to the Ell Paso Times says
that eastern parties owning the
Henry Clay mine, offer to the r..
K. Company 10 acres, and K. W,
Parker 10 acres adjoining, for de
pot purposes, Sthe 20 acres in one
body and situate on the mesa OPP
posite the saw and planning mills.
We SO announced weeks ago.
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Col. HEMAN left on Saturday
night and Frank Lesnet on Sunday
night, tor Santa Fe, there to rep
resent Lincoln County IN the Ter
ritorial Republican Convention.