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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1890, 1888-06-16
Our Coming Congressman.

Editor of THE LEADER.
While the republicans of Montana are
anxiously awaiting the action of the Chi
cago convention to select a national
leader our pulse may vibrate with theirs
and our hopes for success may be as ar
dent, but the question of most Importance
be our standard bearer here?
The political complexion of Montana
for the past six years has been a matter
Of doubt in the minds of all republicans,
Have we ever brolg hit out the full repub-
lican vote? The nearest we ever came tn
measuring swords with our opponents
was in "a, when 100 votes would have
elected Hiram Knowles to congress.
The change in Lewis and Clarke county
demonstrated the fact that the young re-
publicans of that county gave j. K.
Iocle his majority and elected him, while
the legislature on joint ballot was re-
publican.
Now let us steer clear of the shoals
upon which we have once been wrecked
and with careful consideration try to
select, agree upon and bring out a man
who is vote winner; one that will not
prejudice or imperil the party, but Or
ganize and draw to his standard. infusinp
new blood and progressive ideas, and
hold tile young men that naturally be-
long to that grand old republican party.
Many republicans in northern Montana
believe that our most available candidate
fnr congress is young Andrew F. Bur-
leigh, of Helena; and our reasons for
thinking him strong man are very
plain. He is of the young school Of
republicans and in no danger of falling
iEto the trenches Of the older politicians:
he is not as bitter partisan as the states
man OF twenty years ago, while he is a
strong believer in and advocate of the
the principles set forth by the republican
party; and as to talent and ability Mr..
Burleigh is second to none and peer to
many of our rising young statesmen
Although in the morning of life he is one
of the most polished orators and bright
esi. young nan of our day and time.
who might reflect credit upon any state
or territory he halls from. Mr.. Burleigh
is man Of very limited means. sur
rounded by all the temptations of west
ern life and Montana's great wealth, vet
he has never sought to work in the har-
ness OF corporations or monopoly.
These are a few of the many reasons we
have in asking for Mr.. Burleigh and re
publican success. 1t matters not who is
pitted against him; no democrat In Mon
tana can defeat him as the full strength
OF his party will be sure to follow
Andrew F, Burleigh. DAN NcKAv
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1890, 1888-06-16

says he has no reason to feel ashamed of.
1t was communicated from Great Falls to
the papers of Helena that Mayor Hewitt,
OF New York, was in that town viewing
the smelter in which he is interested, In
point Of fact the mayor was not there by
some thousands of miles, but the railroad
president, whose first name is Marvin,
which was mistaken by the correspondent
tor Mayor, was set down as being Abram
). Hewitt. He was much amused to
think that in the gnise of the mayor lie
cratic jubilee in this city on "Wednesday
highland more especially as he is Il
died-in-the-wool republican. However.
as was observed yesterday by we'll
known gentleman, these mistakes will
occur, and the more distinguished the
parsonage who is made the brunt of them.
the more ridiculous they appear.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1890, 1888-06-16
Sand COulee Coal.

DR.. G. G. Swallow has just completed
an examination of the Sand Coulee coal
mines. He states that four feet of the
coal will coke, and as much more of the
vein can be used for smelling ores with
out being coked-its heating properties
are of such a high order. The doctor
brought home with him today large
specimen from the mine of the Montana
Central Company. lie says it is a sample
Of soft coal that would be hard to beat in
any country,-Helena Herald.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
mo. r.,herle, Nere,ln,len,.

Ngw YoEK, Feb. ia Washington
special to the Poa says the following
statement IL obtained from excellent
authority: ''Tho fishery commissioners
completed their labos this morning. and
the papers embodying the result were all
ready for signature, when ut the last mo
mont hitch occurred, il is understood,
upun some question as 10 boundaries 10
bays aud inlets over which exclusive juris-
dlc,ion should be conceded to one OF the
powers. II this disagreement shall not
prove insurmountable, and u is hardly
supposed that Il will, there is a strong
probability that the President will, either
today or tomorrow, communicate 10 the
Senatc the result Of the deliberations, and
will make a starting innovation upon pre-
ccdcnt by specific request that publicity
shall lie given. No Information M to the
nature Of the nearly completed agreement
can ~ yet be secured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
WASHINGTON PARK.
The Declarations for the Next Spring
rs Meeting.

Meelng.
CmcsGo, H., Feb. l5.--The declarations
out Of the Washington Park club stakes
have all coupe TO hand. They aggregate
100. the American Derby losing thirty-one,
the Sheridan stakes twenty-five, and the
Englewood stakes twenty. The allowing
is the list:
The American Derby, at so Each-Hal-
sey, Cremone, Jake Sanders, ..Schoolmaster,
King Idle, Chinese Gordon, 'Serenader,
Delphine, Austin Goodman, King Himyar,
Aberdeen, Mutter, Rialto, Barrister, Sara
toga, Nanon, Orderly, Alexander, Ferdi-
nand, Pinto, Paddock, Chicora, Formosa,
Ben Ridgley, Jewctt. Ivanhoe, Hiawatha,
Coloma. Henry l., Christie, and Ella +
81.
Sheridan Stakes, at $40 Each-Halsey,
Cremone, Jake Sanders, King Idle, Ella
+, Bloodhound, Serenader, Aberdeen,
Rialto, Barister. Saratoga, Nanon, Order
ly, Chicora, Formosa, Ben Ridgley, Jewett,
Iyanhoc, IIiawatha, Coloma, Henry l.,
and Christie %
The Englewood Stakes, at $40 Each
Kitty ID, Carrie Woodward, Emperor,
Nellie D, Delphine, Enlatus, Vision,
fleika, Nanon, Eva Rogers, Silver Thread,
Chicora, Formosa, Hiawatha, Bonnie
Doom, History, Hattie ID, Hanselle, BERTHE
i aud Esther G. 20.
The Hyde Park Stakes, at $40 Each
Mary Ban, Jim Watkins, Bob Iisle, Phil
osophy. Olaf, Expert, Ban, Black Eagle,
Mamie Cole and Salina-9.
The Drexel Stakes, at $40 Each-Pro-
tector Urada, King Alfred, Ledon, Vince
and Nabeau-6.
The Kenwood Stakes, at $40 Each--Gun-
shot. Kasson, Wideawake, Harry Nc,
Storage and Annex-6.
The Lakeside Stakes, at $40 Each
Corinth, Almera, Futurity, Lakme, Betsy,
Bramble, Kathleen, Acquto, Free Love,
Jennie Mccarthy, Franchise, Ledette and
Gladette-l2
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YOU NOW LEAVE MEMPHIS
~ uloOd U1.blo
Memphis * Charleston R'd,


IA ALTIi - MEALTi ~. BeaufsEafd's
Tome aud Nsfttra, tHo Great
Ifenrh h.trrIur.
NERVOUS DEBILITY 10 % u fisres molttl
" and physical depfvIyu rfruawffhrn ~.
ne study 90 business pdfdN H.a lmiHlirnir rpilrp
-. lose 81 memory, SOLEMN. H. Che bfan aui AZ
difsasra ~ The neNOuu .rn may D. fadiraily
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a. use appropriate traimfrf luf TIE cnfu ~ US
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rruycil iuiailiblc II talfu u nfiiaH N difucil0ns
which are aiiaod 10 oarh bYiHr. one hos equal "
one mguih.s ircnimcnli val cure MINT tae.
lfice. st.oO a tpt, or AZ Ilfri iOf 5000 tCnt
H. fnaI prupsid on r,.relfa 1f prire. We Fuamntce
tlT nufCs "a cure any Cau Win fssh ufief ~
cutcd ~ ua W tlx botos W. HlIl send or Hri!en
guarantees 70 feiurn ihc muu-T u treatment o0ie
sgents ief UnIiSf tiaies. ips and ~ Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16

NEw YoRE, Feb. IS. Collector Magone
promises some startling disclosures shortly
IN regard ~ the opium smuggling along the
Canada border. II IL thought that the
country from Ogdensburg 20 Waicrtown,
on the limo al the X. W. & o. railroad, IL
literally lined with smugglcrs OF opium.
The opium Is brought from Asia by way OF
Vancouver and the Canadian Pacific rail.
road 10 the ST. Lawrence river
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
The Weigh, and size orAncIeut Armor.

T. ~. ana T.. ". bLehtclu IN Scfibn(rs Magazine.
Until the sixteenth century armor de-
veloped in logical way, its forms were
governed by the necessities OF war, changes
in i were the result of practical experience
and actual experiment on the battlefield
not decided upon in the Office OF the min
lister Of war. After the sixteenth century
IL became fantastic and meaningless, a gala
costume rather than harness; the greatest
captains opposed lis use, but the mobiles
chung TO il as a mark OF distinction. After
II was made bullet proof it became 80
enormously heavy that at tho end OF the
sixteenth century Lanouc complained that
gentlemen OF thirty were already deiormed
by the weight Of their armor.
In spite OF the huge annors Of Henry
VIII, OF Anthony Of Burgundy, and Of
some others, the average size Of the modern
man is greater than that OF the soldier OF
the middle ages and the Renaissance, il
We can judge from the armors preserved in
the museums OF England and the CONT
nent, which are, with few exceptions,
small and narrow, especially the leg and
thigh pieces
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
HOLSTEIN BULL.
NEIuERLAND PIONEER. No. Oh.

Bird by Smith 4 Powell. symsnsc. \. Y calvcd
May n is>A Color black shield tnlp. uraL
hrlskoi stripe up isit shoulder over N fIght land
around hip. belly. icss and me half tail white
sifr Neihrfiand Prince No. ia No. a. n. the bet
cufnhlnoi milk aud butter bull In Amgfirs
Dam riuneIla a. beautiful oow. years Ola
Narrh D. tssi. with the form aud all tho rp'nis u
great miikrt rfuuella "a had boon giving mlk
inuru than eleven months ~ her yoaf old form.
and hcld up 10 morc than gallons pr day she
io1E prizes al the Sea Yofk ttie Pain In i,1
ana list
Omndam save fuf smith a Powell o. pounds
iu ono day when YEAR Old.
kEfifhRLAsD PIONEER y Nrry STRAIGHT ani
fquarr. with an exceedingly broad and level ba0k.
bfuid bong hlps. 1T coat an unusually mrllor
skin. nni weighs nearly ifno pound. hcfvico ice
eio cash. with usual privileges ~ friufn
iof further particulars adirss
MT ~ CABIN, Nanarrr.
fflrl box hi, Mrmphif, Tenn
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JOHN DoRY, No. 5l6I.
standard aud Registered.

Sired by rilo, Mamhrino. tho bost bred con 81
rilot IT,. dam Indiana dam ~ indianapolis, 22n
hy Nnmhhno chief Pilot Nanbrnomadc fccuri
ui . ~ In tho mud Public trial over LouAVllc
Jnrtcy club Track In 2d',.
firsi dam Of John bory Agnes by Mnmhrno
sinr trcnrd 2tn. spn 81 Mambnno Chief Nam.
bfino chief vas BY Mamtfno raynaticf, be- BY
Nambfino. he ny impouci Messenger.
JOHN DOki II 70 hands high. sal brown, Al.
mot hlHrk. two white heels heavy manc and tail.
short coupled and heavy bunod. lie ea horse a.
nnc ariion AMI ven siylish. Although in biz jcaf
Old form and ncycftmined he Il very iasi aud level
hcndc,i and oan sIaod alta 2'3 gait lie va ioaled
April iA is,A at Indian liill. Ky. Limited ~ ten
mar- -cuIcc leo sac oa.h. with usual priyil
eyes At MUM
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
After Three Years.

W. f. Walton, ofSpringheld, Tenn, says:
81 have been suffering with neuralgia in the
face and head, on and on, for three years.
purchased box OF DIR. Tanners Infalliblc
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight OF the pills.
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since. Itgiycs me pleasure TO recommend it."
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents per box. Sold at
1leisters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
Read the Following Endorsements of Distinguished
Physicians:

entitled Family Physician
Iop,rn cnI "
Professor Theory AMI Practice lluemAnn Medical college"
and
hnd L opinion, the confidence o. tho
public H. ~ ~
the our Family Physician
the work correct In 10 mode u treatment diseases and deserves vida
circulation y v CODkE NJ -
examining tho Publication Physician fully iiouc the
opinions oSIuNci Of u merits by The above gentlemen
o Tho uncu Medical Collss"
valuable
g dlsacs proper remedies AuTat Homeopathic ElsA
Iy u Herbal treatments
Every Family health lvst tho family doctor hh not intended
10 take u. place every instance do e9tis possible
~
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No Other Book Published Does This.

work which worthy Of special m'ntoh
Diseases Of Infants" and care OF the Sick"
contains disgusting
20
practical sensible aud delicate has
printed
every ta
had be- purchased at Ia regular price
saptn referred equally written valuable
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No Other Book Published Does This

direction i o
physicians separately methods
medicine by
their respective modes specially
tho needs ny what .lehoO Of medicine tey pE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
Chancery Sale
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No. 06l R-Chanrcry C1rrt Of shelby county
hisir oi lCnucHcg W %, o. l,ctc a 81.
ny virtue ~ ON intrr'oc tory dcrc iur saie Gu
icrsl In the hlHyr canse on the ~ day ~ ilrrcn.
lion. o. The highest hiddsi in frnnt 81 The oir-l
aud Masters unlrc. COURTHOUSE OF shelby county.
Memphis Tenn, on
Saturday, March q, 1888.
within le-ai hnurs tho iol1virg described prnp.
orly. situated IN shelby count lrnu.. irwii,
lot. gnud o. blnrk ID Tort iirkcHng.
lot Z aud smith suiil ZION ul lut I. Of block
o. Tenth Ward, bTTnnIur ON ihc west side u Main
STINT ~ feet f"l.h ui ily a1uth linu ~ Alabama
firccf tsoncr so1th sill Nam street "a crt thcntc
Wcst 900 cr'. ihrnrc north 10 feet thence rast iip
trrt Ia the lrEuuiuW
lots 10 nai H. block 81, rdioluluR Mr,,lcts lot
pn ihr east side 81 Naln t,rogi, between Alabama
and Ja,As1n slr,b Tenth Nuri.
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lots - and 81. bioct N. trutl Ward.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16

Your Honor, this man was caught steal
Ing a box Of Longs Pearl Tooth Soap or a
druggists counter" Discharged" roarcd
the magistrate. He would not be human
werc he able 70 Withstand the great tempta-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16
OUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN
NEW EDITION.

pages inches wide AMI
handsomely bound with
hos covers ant gilt red back
1T DIFFERENT KIND EVER PUB
oh l
Flpsr who how to tell wha. the matter whom
gctsc
bo tod the
Two this
nyuu will aln nda usL
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FOR LEASE!
The Atlantic Hotel
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.

MATED Immediately on the Atlantic ocran. tni
one 0i tho mot dclighuul Summer iosofs IN
Autrfina.
Can stop At Tulut Donfl
Iaatiug bathing AMI FISHING IL fiart Door
House rnd fufuitufu in ilfIiclass urirfi
tlerifie bolis. Water and Gas ln Efeff ll0oml
lat tuur. during The Tea hen AsarmblTt thls
h1uan iod and lDsilsd daily 0tUf one THOUSAND IuD
pie and now 70 saiiafy the lnrffa.fd drmandf, Que
hundred NOW furnished rpuins are n - addcl
An elegant hall Il bclnr built ~ The Icafhsff
Assembly which insufrs their meeting even year
This alone will Ray al frnis and bring W N0fshead
In June thousands ~ tsuylu teiofe any other sum
met Erspft hns guest
.haii b. pies.rd " cuussponi with any hoisl
man Who has The shllty W handle q thousand
q. W. HLACKsALf.
Ualrlah 20
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column win be charged at
mte Of 15c for two lines one insertion: two inser.
tions, Csc; one week. 50c.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Tho hfm II Ciapp& rapl0f. Books ard tiaiiorrfy.
wa This day disoltod D., mutual cnusaut 49, y.
a. Taylor having liurchfacf The Interest 90 q ".
Cihpp. tf, will continue Ito buslnes under The
firm name ~ 4. " Taylor q n. TIE nrW nun ns.
fumrs all the liabilities Ifhfr member ul ne Obj
dfm j. authorized ~ roripi cor he unsolicited
Nv CLArp, 1R,
AR TAYLOR
Memphis. Tenn. January 2, iSs.
In retiring from D. ai1ts i'm desire n rrturn
my thanks " The TaifHns ~ The irn ~ ihfif
patronage and ~ "a pfrs tho hupn that The new
tfm III a. " fayinf = 60 Will not 0nlY frfVitf q
continuation 81 no sans PATRONAGE. but that uity
may have. ~ thor NJ richly deserve. larrly Ia.
cfuas.ti bushes J. W. CiArf iL
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Opium Smuggling.

TuE mot chronic aud obstinate cases Of
diseiso eventually yield 10 pe-urnn
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No Other Book Published Does This.

sEcoHD-Wlen person really attacked by dangerous disease enables
the fact aud ADVICE Send for physician
ordinary
hm)h full directions
distinguish rnns disease
andc necessary necessary physician
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BLUEGRASS" No. 384.


sircd by Rysiyks uanbictonihn, slro Of 10 rolicrs
with records of 30 OF better. and klre Of - sons
that have each gotten one or MON ? 10 performers.
frt dam XIII by Long Island Black llawE; second
dam by Young Duroc. half brother ~ American
Erllp-e thiri dam by COINS Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS Is ~. hands high, zeal brown, al
most black with vino cnlorcd tanks and mufllo,
two white heels. heavy mnuo and tail, long bodied.
heavy h1nod aud very stylish. lie Il the sire Of
grry cloud rrcord 2.si's TRIAL 2ip1.. Of becchor
firo ~ one 40 performer. and Of tho dam II Lady
Il LYONS r,cord nm. lie !. halt brother 10 Dos
tef 2iif; Nct,ie, els; Jaw Gould, G9la; George
wiitc- -, ami full brother 20 Mcneiaus eA
BLUEGRASS "a tho only son Of Ryuiyks Ham
hictonisn who's survives were ever oherud N che
People SOUTH oF KENTUCKY. and he will this
.,ssln Ia limited 10 ton outside marct Ice 900
cish. with usual privileges u return
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Stockholders Meeting.

rI'fE Annual Meeting a Stockholders ~ The
i Chcapoakc Ohio q Southwestern halinud
Company. for tho Eicrti1n ~ bl0riufi hui ilc
tnnsariiuu ~ such other hfislurss ns may tnmr De-
IN the city 81 McinphiA in tllc HAi1 Of Iruncaor.
On iAs Pint n BiaJ q AIril 1881 At III OtlsL
In the forenoon NJ That Day Tho ptup0oi iauc Of
HiHnrh iiouds 81 aid Company aui tiU execution
% murtTign uf dCfd 20 trfiHf ~ lrrufe thr flinn
will b. aubinItiOi b. The meeting iuf iH COM lrIl
ton md action thcnpu. ~ Uf irf oi tlu fUaifcut
nnt Hplrl ~ UlnrtufH j o.. ~ NIEs hfHnIf oil.
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tnn,,a IN mann

DoARD-iH sECoND-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with l1lfl iuf man and wife can h. hal ai
ia second snsL Hcirfcnuc must b. gitcu. Day
boanicu solicited. NlaS v. -fiitW't
DOARp-Gulp DAY BOARD Ar GSO0 PAR
ID month .ip uuion a.
DF,iRAntE ROOMS AMI HOARD a. sgNAp
~ sou ufCCt
L'URNisuED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
" boart ~ Main street
~ EHTLENES CAN gEr COMFORTABLE DAY
VI b0afi at No. M Court ~ ct siio prt W. x.
DOONs-SIcEIg TURNtuED or uNTH
II ni,hCd. with OF sliliout ttard. III % Narkci g.
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REWARD.

CO REwARp-wE WILL PAY THE ABOvf
olO reward inr the return 81 two black an
mulcs, - hands, branded 3 90 left law. }. A.
rOUnEsl& son. 81 Monroe Stn'ci
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onui.Nr oR SAFE

A COTTAGE OF o ROOMS AND STORE At.
~ iafhed. iiuuso AMI siom iruut on two
iifcctA Apply on tho Trcuiscs No ~ spring
street. CcutuI 20 NJ, near nrc Hall Para.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-16

DUTY THROWN NEwtoUSpLASD. EETCR'
L 90 GeoWc A. Peter. 20 iaudeflalc street
and b. rewarded
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THE MOST PRACTICABLE THE MOST RELIABLE!
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-08-25
NUMBER r

/ " u!.un cauccleiiW Of The entry by
which IT WAS excepted
The act of June %, 1874, allows
the grantees in case q settler be
found upon any OF the granted
lands-wh0 could, if 1t were not
tor the grant, acquire title thereto
to relinqmsh TO the government,
for the benefit of such settler, the
land SO occupied and select in lieu
thereof any vacant, unappropiatcd,
unreserved tract of public land
within the limits of their grants not
exceeding III area the quantity Of
the tract relinqushed. Under this
law the lieu lands are almost invari
ably taken from even-numbcrcd
sections.
The act of April 21, 1876 20
Stat, 35), protects settlers who
have made entries of lands IN rail
road limits under various cIrcum-
stances. but is too intricate in its
operations to admit Of u full OK
plana,ion in an arucle like this.
The act of January 13, 1851, al
lows persons who have settled up
on railroad lands in expectation OF
title from the companies
(where the lands have been restor-
ed). to enter under the homes, sd
or pre- omption laws, or if they
have exhausted their rights under
said law, to purchase for cash or
scrip not to exceed 100 acres of the
land occupied by them:
Tho act of March 3, 1887, author
ICES the institution of suits to re
store to the United States title to
lands erroneously conveyed under
railroad grants, and affords protec-
ton to settlers on and purchasers
Of such lands.
HENRY \. COPP.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-08-25

IT is naturalIy cxpccred that the
National encampment of the G. A.
R. at Columbus, Ohio, will be the
largest ever held. The grand pa
rAdo takes place Tuesday, Septem
Der nth. The chcampment will
begin its sessions September 18th.
The railroad rates are "a follows:
From Kansas City to Columbu ,
and return, $I3.35. The rate as
agreed on at tins time, from points
in New Mexico and Arizona is one
fare for the round trip to Missouri
river. This will make around trip
fare OF about *42 from Santa Fe,
New Mexico. Tickets are GOO d
tor thirty days"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-08-25

THE Messila Democrat, a dyed
in-the-wool Cleveland u Thurman
sheet. says:
The Nogal Nugget has declared
in favor of Cleveland and Dem
ocratic policy. 1t is hoped the
party is strong enough through
out the country to stand 1t.
We know of many Lincoln coun-
ty Democrats who swearth that Sigh
shall not he permitted to occupy a
pew in any pnrt OF the Democratic
synagogue, In fact it wosld seem
as though all of them were holding
their hands to their noses and eiac
ulating "pugh" as the mention 81
association with him is made.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-08-25

hssaying taught in all jt's Jrancd
es on reasonable terms.