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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08
habit he's fallen into when anything polsi.
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hkad.
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casrprouisins E,eoe,sc.f = s,s. as..t sns
ssxs that tls fsuubi,exns iii -. thsrs
sars.
Rx-ssnator Asss,n The farc,h,. sehstar
and hanasasas Calhoun renresentstl.s. a
here with MS urpe, IN shaved clexn
Than. Ar, oshrr. in ss,ena..n N. .r.
lxrrer than Robesf Smith. of the ITHACA
.Is,srs.af bat no ene noor. Numerous
OH. F,,l.rr Of :, Holm. s,et,. xhs, n.
meets i. Al Ssl.ers .nd 49, ssl.esn x..r
ons. tbird zone and no nfa, ...sss vel
Col osharn s,en H.sl-x lnase Dun.sa,
and little Griilry are down from seoss wish
The lsfs~t news sbont ..stars eto-
4 AZ Turner fafs rs tine staCs farm n
Lansing long eaonrn 10 come herr and
gather ia r. !. sci..s tor e,,ls~sse
a Ra.os hro.,sh, h.s M, hst all sh.
wav down ron tbe Tpper p,niasuIs sd
uifi L. a = ,.srt 10 M ,,..,,s.sfi.,.
Hon Perry Hannah on. ~ IN. fnest
men in ths Whole - Norehern Nio.,issn'
xfll tst. 49,, A., ~ ! ..,,,,.. s,,t,.,r,
Va n ro,,., % N.x.v.o xs. h.r.
Yesterday hat fhs 81, of t6s crowd msss
b,m vssrs .nS a. wsns hou.
Han q ps,ers of n.p,.s.~ . man
who viii some ssV bs f;oysrnor al N,ob,-
rs, h = .,,,,,i,...,,s s,,,s.t
No Renuhlic.n con x.Dtion s..,s on ma
tionsI. would ). oomplels without nSn
Henderson de s here
Col uenrv Al Duessla esil,n, and dir
nified, moved with military tread to the
tune OF martial music.
Is. n. PsFkbiil. OF 0wosso, . bustling
druggist and member Of the Pharmacy
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08
HIS MAIDEN SPEECH
The fh@six farnifnre CompAny's Ssw
Asxlesn Beads L.x.lixssi-fhs chinsssC
Treaty K2fifsd-fwo Reports
the Fisheries Treaty.

at<. $3.50 - Hslssss@ ssssAss
WssHIsafoS. Nay The Hon.e today
passed the bill lexsiizing the bonds issued
by the territory OF New Mexico. some of
which were accepted by the Phoenix
Furniture Company Of Grand Rapids. in
pay msnt of furniture supplied TO the
territorial capital.
Representative Seymour made his maiden
speech In the House today in favor Of the
500 appropriation in the River and
HArbor bill and acquitted himself we'll.
Mr.. Ford Ia, received 80 many requests
for bis tariff speech that he has had an
edition of two thousand printed for private
distribution.
Mrs. Palmer will 20 10 Detroit on, ,hs 18th
10 remain = couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Spring OF Grand
Rapids. are ~ the Arlington.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08
ABOUT AMUsEuENTS.


Il is more than probable that frankie
Ball will enter the lists for president ofihe
dramatic critics convention which meets in
New York in July next. He has been in
training under the skiiliul hand of Circus
II. Garwood. ~ peimond's, for the psst two
weeks. The Is for Mr. Balls Democrat
to attack and eventually snnihilate the
dramatic critic of this paper together with
Manager Berger. OF Powers Grand Opera
House. Foolish little Frankie may be ex-
pected % have the Spring collie most any
day i1st now. Meanwhile the managers of
attractions who play 10 crowded houses
at the ten-cent thestre which Circus H.
Garuood DreseBds 10 manage. will continue
20 pui up their trunks ia order TO get out of
town.
The tour Of Joseph Jefferson, wLo appears
at Powers Grand Opers House Friday even
iug in rip Van Wrinkle" Il only tor sight
weeks. During that short period he travels
nearly fifteen thousand miles. His com-
panv numberstwenty people. and he travels
in bis WE private car. appearing in forty
cities. He closes bis present tour in De-
troit Saturday evening The tour has been
the most successful in point Of attendance
ever made by any actor living. The sale of
seats reached over 500 before noon yester-
dsy at the box oface, and Mr.. Jefferson will
have a args house A large number of out
OF town people havs already applied for
tickets.
J. s. Ashton. in Monopoly" was re-
ceived by a crowded house at the PEOPLES
last evening. snt the new love and labor
drama is applaudsd highly by sll who wit
messed Il. IL will be repeated every night
this week.
The sale OF seats for The Creation" at
Hsrtmsn's Hall will open at O'Clock this
morning at Hsrtmsns Safety Deposit
Nsuls on Fouutsiu-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08
CONVENTION NOTES
row sLArEs ARE MADE AND BROKEN
Gathering ef the CLAUS Gar the stale ana
Distriet cssss1tlsns-As "A Atssr Dsisss
tisn 40 sbs National csDssntses
Assured al sss
fox Ch1nlosA.

Never before can sihs oldest inhsbitsBt
remember when 80 hig crowd gathered the
night before National delegate convention
as gathered here last evening. Everybody
was here from every where. aud the hotel
men packed the rooms 10 overlooking, ana
still said there Was room for one more.
Schemes were quickly formed and quickly
smashed; states were made and broken. 30
that no man has sure thing on q position
ss delegate st large.
la this dissriol the fight for delegate viii
be between l.. Il. Sellers. of Cedar Springs,
Watson. OF this city. with sellers a neck
shesd. Watson will have tbs solid support
Of the city delegates. while Sellers aud Mo-
Coy will divide tae e3unts. Sellers will
get q good many votes FROM Ionis and OF
taws counties, aud STANDS a Very good chance
OF being elected. ID. Dwight Cutler, from
Grand Haven. will be the second delegate
from the Fifth. The Finn District oonsen-
ton will be held ia Harsmsn's Hall tnis
forenoon AZ 10 O'Clock.
Gov Luce wss circulating among the
delegates ia q very numerous manner last
evening. aud the chief executive walked
many miles over the Morton House door
greeting the representatives of the dear peo-
pie. Up 10 tie Time of going 10 press no
one had the hardihood 10 steer the Cover
nor into WsshtenAu county crowd. Gov.
Aiger will not be here much 20 the cissp-
pointment ot nearly all the delegates, as
they expected 10 SEE the popular ex-Gover-
nor. The delegates are almost 10 ueit IN
favor OF Gen. Aiger. and his name will be
loudly sDplauded TO-DAY whenever IL Is
mentioned.
Ala meeting Of the Slate Central Com
mitlee last evening II was decided TO make
ex ex-C0ngressmgn Lacey, OF Charlotte, tenn
porary chairman OF the convection, which
will be called 10 order Al ~ O'Clock.
The Republicans are all at sea over the
charm snip question. and q great effort
will be made 10 keep Mcmillan al the head
OF the com nittee.
The Morton House presented a very
Lively appearances last evening. The pro-
pretor engaged a baud. aud an informal
reception was rendered the Governor early
in the evening.
HartmaRs Hail, where the convention
will be held, is the finest convention hall Ia
the West outside Of Chicsgo. The hall has
been handsomely trimmed. decorated and
festooned. and looks really handsome. The
work was done by both committees and is
q credit 10 the Convention City. Grand Rap
ids
There will be a meeting in Hartmsn's
Hail this evening. Ii will he free. and ey-
erybody is invited TO hear few short talks
by prominent men. Some of the speakers
for this evening are: Gov. Luce. Hon. X. e..
Horr, e. T. Frazer john Atkinson. l.. >
Lacey. ]. X. Boies and the new convert
from Newaygo, Hon. J. w. kcNsbb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08

ss fsr better ihas a. this p<Fiod eithsf fear.
ibFes CT tee years z<o. Ios licenss l2s
has sensiely xesx ened the Prohibition
party and macy "a thsm ara si0siy crin-
ag sscz u their old post1icA mocr1ngx
IseFs % ne .xs;iased a eou1bia 4tion be-
t~sse the 6rsen n1zeksTs and tie DeEzoczats,
and - outward ssiceaee a. l1e uAe ol
aay t1sssn of aay ktld.
90xe11or Aiger - sincerely favored foE
nrst piacs on tas zfl0nsl ncksk. bat
sa0al1 - 1sl Dc selected hienizan kepoe-
leans have sfrons hcpes cf cls sslecfloa
for secsa1 pizcs. 2ad say that 4 be l. q
nsEscd the stste Gao be pat bach safely
mao tas uBqus<tioaed Republican column
- $4,000 majority.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08

An entertainment isT surprising any
thing ever given 81 this tbsktrs WAS present
ed last evening. The opening scene. en-
ttled Evening Reception" wss magnifi-
cent. the costumes beautiful. The stare
scttings. consisting Of bircs. hanging baskets
OF flowers ana other stare pafsphernsiis.
were elegantly presented. for which credit
IL due 10 the master mechanic. T. n. koe-
inson. The entire olio was brimfui Of ar
iistic specisltics The burlesque. "Fsd
Dnrpley." j. good one The characters be
ing eli played aud c0sfum~d 90 perfection.
large s3dlepoes VII no O. ubs be the yer
dict All week
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08

WAsHisaroS, April Tin secret session
this afternoon the Senate resumed consid-
Grafton of the Chinese treaty. and Senators
Mitchell and Teller spoke in opposition to
il. They did not. however. demand q di-
vision hen II came TO vote, and the
treaty was ratified.
Senator Ednunds, from the Committee
on Foreign Relations. submitted an ad-
verse (writtsn) majority report on the
fisheries treaty. and Mr.. Morgan made q
favorable report on the part OF the minor
ity. Dir. Edmunds gave notice that he
should call up the treaty for final action a
week .lence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08

A Q crtzisr receives q telegram last
svsHins from Professor Dickis. ~ sfsufon
Va. n which tie Pra essor ststss tnsi be
VII b - ths PFobitt ten STATE convection
N the lsta iest. II is szpeossd tbsl Prof
Fisks v3ii also 30 prssanf. 4 fnsss meet
ins vii bs bei5 On TIE evening ~ - ass
Of fbs convention. g. vsieb Pfo,i. Igekie ard
~.rks-= u4ff sreez
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08
InE emPo ROR AGAIN.
Another Crisis in ME Ccsditisp Apparent
~ Approaching.

bEsLIs. Mar The Emperors extreme
weakness inspires general alarm. He
evinces no desire TO take food, while the
Sirhcalty OF bis doing 50 rapidly increases
Al of3ciai bulletin issued at ? o'clock this
evening says The Emperor has psssed q
good day. HIS physicians IN consultation
agreed thai TIE patient bsd improved and
be himself said b felt stronger and fresher.
] Be dsscharEs 81 pfss bss decreased. The
BmpereT tempe atgre si oclock was
B. C<isius
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08

John BostA, al sngioYe~ q The . z 4
J. p r. wsnf rte . Cszss-ss. ssio0n snd
vss rsvsr5e5 for sfsring to bog 2 SIS sf
eesr. wfr tnres rrt ed soecess ~
rNTs ~ lbs asfs a. Ass t4aa Elfh seor
hcsts eatslsS Is~ sos4s ssss ~ frishsEsl
na1azF
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08

Ths fo.iorlag - tbs arrangement q TIE
fury cases fsr trisl 81 the present term Of
the CSre7it Court. Far tvisl MAJ :. Sss. 2
III 3 q. q; hsy II No. IL. Ma IS. No
12 p Nav l6. No. :. Ma Is. No IL Ksv
d No. 3. 2. IS. IS - ksv - No s A.
ths foof ofssee csssnosT Nos. l. 4 Is14
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08
cHANsED DAILY.



Put one quer; of beans 70 soak over pirht.
iD the morning pour of the vater and ado
fresb water enough 70 cover. 20 which sdd
about one tablespoonf0l Of moissres sftef
putting IN . Boston Bean pot. Pit pien>
Of salt pork. say about one pound. in the
center almost covering it with beams. ssd
bake slowly tor from six 10 eight hours
done when they can be allowed - oook
nearly ory, or according 70 taste. You viii
h0o the
Boston Bean Pet
in our H0nse Furnishing Department
third floor.
Bean pois that boi6 two quarts 1fc
Bean pots that bold thres ounris 3oc.
Bean pois that hold four quarts 35c.
After using these bean pots you never
viii be without one. They make such
marked diiferencs Ia the flavor Of the beans.
Try one.
pssbes Knives.
While on the third fi0or look 81 our dis
play OF pocket cutlery. We are showing
over . hundred different styles si ell prioes.
Any style or sns price knife zoe want can
be found in this assortment
Il. LsOnardS Sons & Co.,
% and 81 Monroe-s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08

Hiscock snd Depsw are mentioned only
q. likely candidates to carry New York and
not because they have locsi strength or
felioxinx in NichigSn. The Foraker vote
sornes from tbe northern part. where Sasr-
nan - avored. bat noe believed to be
available.
On he Temperance question is Is he
<rner.l Republican sentiment Of The State
that some MENTION should % raade Of il
n The nstioE Al platform. Michigan hss q
iocsl option temperance iav that has been
n forcp cgt sacr- time. tut which "a 50
ar ~of king @eli Son1e thiak Il ocxht 70
% furthsr tested. bus The vote on tAs sub
ret sisulis-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08
THE INAUGURATION
FIRST MEETING OF The COUNCIL.
Mayor Wssssn's Insugur~i Addrsss-Ths
ses ce1s@iit<ss sad kpPssns<d Of
hesr~-bId- ksesssed tar Frissisx
sna Banking. sbd otasr Ina
poxtsnr business

His Homer Mayer l. II. Weston called
tbs council 10 order last evening promptly
Al 7:3o. and the clerk called the new roll.
which nov reads.
Baldwin, creque. DeGraai Davidson.
Eissnhardt. Hayward. Lsunlsrs, Mckee.
o oDonneil. Rogers. Saunders, Stewart.
Stein, shsnshan, Stokes. Spfoal
All the members we're in their seats. aud
before business proceeded further Marshal
Wilson resalsd the assembly with q wealth
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08


SIRE say the Temperance question should
he declared ~ the National Convention 20
- locai. or a. ieast Siase issne. While
nthers favor strong de'lvsrsaee axsinst
sha saiccns tecisrinr tbe time hss CONS
fer the Rsnneocsn party 10 take sd~ancs
srcnnf. add rot weit - &C. mereiv en ne
defensive. r. Detroit fhere Is large fo--
sixa el-ruent whose soooorr ~ tesraired ss
II = tesspersnce pisnk = ssiorsed and
eleven cf re sixteeu wsris ta The city oo-
pose tae uisnk They say the mstasr
sfnrri7 - iet sseareiv slona.
rae ru'nf on wnich 80 maze ths isxfis
this ~esr. IN er'sr - ts The str1n xsst auacrx
Wctagsn Esrrt vans - prououucef
.fsnd irr protection It - freely dc srTsc
thst s,1re thr ie.iversucs On ths wooi
aaestion. ths srtf AHes ia Michigan hArs
uoticeehiv sfiiieHeL Sease 10 Desrcft s<ii
Grand ksr1< the t~o .srze citiss of 10
~tste. rho ~rui3 has abandoned ne
rertv eRcsrise ~ ~ sFsnd II has ,ocsiiy
tsxrr en n high irarss rosftsr. srs stili
hsld IN ne rsnks ~ the tsrH ssle. Mica
irsu. sifhcifEa ems iat, 80 rsrts br three
of ne farEtsf 1ciies ~ fresh ~ster IN tbe
wcrld. - 80 80 sresee<t at uroaacina
STATE In fhe racr. SD a l,-ks wfth rs
frsist urou arr movement ~ snv persv
thst Vii Gsrrle ttis v8st lu8ssfrv ia
-.rrcf srsnd ffee nv rale-fs- = ths -.r-
Sict irrrn s'rerr ere ~ ihe cve- se~e. exp-
rses s-~sioss Of lie STATE aeard ear~
IL fw1z>no "a ka> s>rx y kszznre -
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08
FOR AL.GER!
Presidential Canvass OF
Michigan
Figures and Prophecies From
the philadelphia Timss."
The Republican Convention a
Unit FOR Alger.
A Business Man Rather Than
a Politician.
II Blaine Is First, Alger Must
Be Second.
The Temperance Question in
This State.
A Business Man Rather Than
a Politician.
II Blaine Is First. Alger Must
Be Second.
The Temperance Question in
This State.
Michigan Republicans to Make Pro
nouacsd Stand tor Protection
esckslidsrs Who Are Held In
the Ranks oy the Tariff
lxsus-About Fusion.

PafrADxlrHts, May The Tones prints
tomorrow morning a can sass Of Prssiden-
tlai preferences among the Republican
voters IN Michigan. The Republicans OF
thar State meet Ia convention at Grand
RaDlds tomorros fOr the purpose OF nam
ing four delegatss-at-iarge 20 the Chicago
Convention. The canvass contains opin-
ions OK conservative aud ooservant men,
anconnected with ths political organiza-
tons. n IA wards ard townships in the
state. These districts cover the entire stats.
excspt only few scattering tosnss ips IN
TIE spaFceiy settled regions Of the northern
part. Expressions are given from every
section OF every county except where noted.
and they represent the careful observations
Of about t~o thousand representative Re-
pgbiicans OF the state.
The convention at Grand Rapids TO NOR.
ros sli De = unit for sx-Governor Russell
A Alxer, OF Detroit This sentiment will
be expressed in the form Of q resolution.
and Il is possible that the delegation
vii be instructed for Alssr, bat ths latter
IL not probable. The feeling for Aiger 10
entirely sincere. ard tbs Michigan dele
CATION will obev the sentiment of Michigan
Republicans II it sticks to him in the Chi
caxo Convention as long as there is any
hop@ of nominating him. L. : consider
able rutnoer OF the Congressional districts
ths Chicago delegates have been chosen.
snd while al OF them are not instructed
l0r Alzer. the district conventions that
elected them favored hin. and 80 FAR as
Known the men elected as National dele
gates srs IA fril sympathy with the local
conventions. There Is no doubt that Alger
s "a The fight 10 sin- he IS supported 5y
he Michigan peOs,le as = business man
rasher tnsn q politician. and . man whose
record IL straight in every particular.
There il sa overwhelming sentiment in
she state against the sdvisabiity Of re-
nou,fnsnux Mr.. Blaine. The question was
ssksd. Would Blaine. IL nominated. gain
81 lase in your district" Out OF the IA
districts the vote stood.
8isiae would lose ...--..-...--. 5ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08


tt = t,s % sddsd % this that in districts
shsrs Il said be would lose the expression
Is VERY emphatic and various reasons are
gwen. such as In al the townships in o.
ava county. which Is settled largely bv
Holianders and their descendants IL -
unanimously agreed that the three H' in
c.dent would still hart Blaine. Others say
he has declined. snd that be ought 20 %
tAksn AZ hts word. Still others assert that
che Demacrats Soald 20 into the night With
The prsstigs CT q former victory over Blaine,
and that the Republicans would have little
heart Cor thr contest.
On the other band. ont Of the iSi districts
where lt = said Blame would gain. the pro-
VISION = slSays coupled witS the state
rnsnt that I've must % unanimously n0m-
mated. that Cleveland m1st first be rsn0m-
mated al S. Louis. snd, In most Instances.
thN Algsr ruust oe given secoad piace on
The ticket 10 heip ~ ths front end 0f It,
Nichixsa sill give her drst choice 50
Aver. Her second cho;cs staods, with
Aixer disposed Of thus
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08

TIE Howard City sns Sand Tss. b.-eksu
elahs ptsfec vsrv spirsssd xsrse sf cal %
y s,asr,is fsrx, dowsrf Citr. 81 the Sc.
Score Ss1d Lsks - Bo~sr4 Cssv ; Ssus
Lsks esstsT7 1snss sn1 shssfslrx. Howard
CITY bsEsrT dgst arr Msisea. Boa
pshessrs aid sxaeissnt ~oek, szca sxtxsnz
su& <r<R oNa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-08

Trs7irx tts 7sst fev yeArs there hss bap1
rarzed 1e~ss g. TIE ereef rzii rzr svs-
tsra 81 ne cay. Ire sirref Estiwae ro1fs r
q eraad Eea = ass ma1e usteg.a sxleu< o-.s
- their iines q e. trtenfs wh@e kss zren
ire nsai,c Al Fi ems 81 eut1reofsf TIE r.
psnF is ea Fse4 - great n .lH fsr tee hirn
stse 68ri - ro4ts CsTs sitd gersrsl es1f.v--erts
sr1 @srrfs reace-e3 Tse rev ferls s..-i-srv
zbscA coZM 1cri dpsrstl31s tc n cstr 1arlt z
tke pa - 1ss rft TefT aC~1naea.ssI =
srfrit ~ p-s3 se snt ererEv s1lF@i iss prob -
81 tne lis ~ tts co1st rsHfsc1 - sr-. -
eable r1sd Fafr6 + 500 Il. ssc-eesf I'll c~srsft-~
81 tsVe z1Tsr ffe5r rstrons e-st-clss serrI,ss
n he So o esrs rra-ks ese- - theIf -si- a.
ve5 their 20 0ch har-e lnes
Pea cn~rariss xf-e pToz1ise - ~ ssr srter1
irE fsr sfeens - 1e tee ~. ltrer . ~ t-a
e7ir ) he3s~e - hrersl pcs3cy t0vsrd = 49,
= ~srs, thfg sre - po1T rs4t fse1 esy sn5
yeEls1 - z az ~ see - sfreef csr 1rsts Fs--
fwa 49, - - s~e~7 - 49, - isrsn1 Earf2e
= a izrzs rftfes fes r-aAzsrr - r5trz 80
traezs - -tsnf ore 10 E1eE Wac 6o--s
~ or heN~< hzs eesla. rxffs r erT Eizar-sFs
vsf shorse 80 -. snd - g-ec7s Sc NJ ne
D. Fsts - gErT ~ - nj rtst1-D-s TteY
r1f - thf-ae-r t-ss- 81 ~ or
elli 10 Sl>fTsrfx ~ke~s aase ~ IN 81 sea-
: ~rte e. 81 So hr-t< - rss t-e-cs SCI
strsrf rsi~s7s s-e tees- r. 's-sa1s 81 NsEst
T,e .eee rss1i ~ serees Z. ,seaiax SO fe7s n
- sssn s-zl rz&s><>a 3sxskS &A - y~s2 -
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-09-01
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
TINS 0ooD OH eTAMp.hY

THIS oooD OLD sTANp.bY
ecoorplishes for everybody exectly what Il otaims6
IoffG One OF the reasons for tho great popularity q
she Mustang Hnimeat IL found In its uuiver,aI
applicability. Everybody needs such a nsdtctue
The Lumberman needs It In case Of accident
Tho Housewife needs IL for senerufamliy ina.
The Cannlor needs It for his teams and his men.
The Mechanic needs u always on his work
bench. .
The Miner needs n IN case OF cnerrency.
The Pioneer needs it-can't get along withoot ID
The Farmer needs II in hs horse, his stable
and his stock yard.
Tho man or tho Boatuan need.
tin liberal supply anoat and ashore.
Tho Horse-fnncier needs nit is his beso
friend and safest reliance.
The StOck-grower needs lit viii save him
thousands OF dollars and a word OF trouble.
inc Railroad mun needs It and will need 4, no
long as his life is q round OF accidents and daneera.
The Bnckwoodsman needs IL. There b moth
ing Ike IL as an antidote for the daneers 70 MA.
Limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs It about his store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
tnese come the Mustang Eminent is wanted at once.
Keep n Bottle In the HOuso. Tie the best Of
economy.
Keep n Bottle in the Factory. It's Immediate
use In case OF accident saves pain and loss Of wages.
Keep n Bottle Always In rho Stable Tov
$50 whom wanseds
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-09-01

10 location Nosc"s and Prof of 4:
rHanNs can ho hSd al the L..pEE
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-09-01
LUMBERsMILLS.
SaW and Planning Mills,
SoHth Fork Bio THlarosa.
Lincoln County, :. MEM.
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CURIOUS FIGURES.

Area of Lincoln County, so. miles, @1,o9o
- sEHfG r. LtN D. "a
sq. ;oct ~, tG.Str, 600
Population or the United Suitos....td,0o 90
Eo- 81 families ~ ....l: GJU,OuJ
Land ia liaculh cCunty FOR each per
son in United Static, 81. .l2,3iS
Laua in Lincoln county for o,ch lam
ilJ IN L. s. 81. ...-.......... 80. 81, ~
Population or ihc world ....-..-. l,5Ou,u VJ.CtJ
Land for each ihfaotant in the L.
s. 50. feet .............. .......-. ..-.. .JU-
Lnud for each family Of tho world,
Hq. ..--....-... .......-. --...... ~'1lu