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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEATr,REs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was decided increase in the activity of tho
spot wheat market on Saturday and especial
pressure was felt from exporters. The sales for ship
ment amounted to nearly 10000 bushels but prices
responded only slightly rising IA cent The foreign
demand produced comparatively little influence on the
options TOO but It was an element which had to COM
bat weaker cable advices and large receipts at tho
West In spite Of the selling caused by these cond-
tons the market improved under purchases by the
foreign interest, 1-463-S cent and showed further
gains on the curb. August opened at SO 15. rose TO
SO L. and on the curb uctated between So 10 and
So IL cents closing at tho latter price. December
opened at So 3s cents sold at IS SD and, after the
close. commanded IS 3-40s5 SO cents on the curb
Compared with Friday, the official noon closing shows
gains of 1o91-4 MAY 3o) cent as follows July, 90
August SO 80 : september IS So November, 81 IL !;
December, 80 IL; May, 1890, 93 Ia cents
Corn the spot was shade weaker In consequence
of dulness. The demand from shippers did not OK
coed $4,000 bushels. Speculation was quiet aud
presented no feature and for the first three months
a tlifng decline was recorded The final quotations
we're 43 3-S for July 43 IL for August. AZ o-o for
september and Al Is cents for October
A firm feeling possessed the oats market. Inc
options were duh. however, closing at gains OF 3-S
for July at % 10, Id for August az 70 ana Is Tor
May at 30 3d. no change being quoted In September
at % 5-S and October at 81 10 conts
Lard was extremely dull and weaker There was
decline OF . points I'm August at 81 40 and Septem-
Der and October at SO 81, November beng unchanged
at e6 43. &c.,
day al NcwYork Baltimore and Boston were az fol-
lows Wheat. 50 635 bushels; corn, 10O,sS2 bushels
oats AZ 500 bushels total. 203,517 bushels. At
Chicago. Milwaukee, and st. Louis the arrivals were
oats, 1873 ,oi9 bushels; total, 721.314 bushels;
-four. 1O.S 24 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July % SpeciaD.-It was one of those
queer wheat markets yesterday with news nearly all
bearsh but with prices exhibiting considerable seali
moss The wheat movement, a was expected,
showed an increase there being 800 of wheat here
and l4s 900 bushels at St. Louis At the latter place
the new wheat deliveries free that the July
which closed at rs 81 cents on Friday, dropped ~
cents The increased loccl arrivals possibly had some
thing 10 do with a drop hero of nearly . cents in
Julv II opened at 50 II, sold 10 10 IA and closed
ar 10 - December wheat opened at 20 Is cents,
sod between 10 7-3 aud 20 IL and closed at 20 3S.
oats kent oil the session within Is cent range. Pro-
visions were heavy under the same sort Of liquidation
which has been going on for some weeks. On the
other hand theIe was considerable buying OF ribs by
Armour a CO.. but so depressed was the market this
buying made not the slightest impression. There was
considerable selling of January pork and lard by
of The small packers. The January selling is explained
mon the assumption that hogs VIII De selling at the
varIs this fall at II cents pound. On the curb
wheat was steady at 20 3-S cents for December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
RAILROADS..
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland and
a. m for sIatngton and intermediate points
a M for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the West, and principal local points Chair "
IVOns and Pullman ear to suspension Bridge.
II a. m. for ElmiIa and intermediate points. Chair
car to Mauch Chunk,
I D. N. for Tunkhannock ana Intermediate points.
Chair cars to Tunkhannock. Connection Reading and
$40 D. M Elnlra and principal Intermediate pont.
Chair l.. Ii. Junction and Pullman sleeper 10
Chicago.
40 p. m for Slangton ami intermediate points
40 y. NJ for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg '''~
u. ~. Geneva, Lyons. Elmira Rochester Ruraia
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
p IN connect FOR all POINTS In Mshanoy and Wa,ie,on
coal regions. - ''o'o"
m. for Mauch Chunk Hazieton and Intermediate
point.
40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk ana intermediate points
y. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Eimira Rochester Uufala
and the West Pullman sleeper % Lyons and suspensoS
General Eastern once ess Brosdway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
NETWORK CENTRAL
" AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government as the
ROIITE OF THE FAST MAID.

THIS IS ALSO THE NIAGARA FAILS s KoUUTIE-
ALL TF GkNSb 3t tENTRA as sFaTi6N fNo~
the I ony Tra aRa ERs's City
tsa. n. F Rochester Express; wagner drawing
90 TO- ssas5es Lake George and Mon
trea Special Wagner drawtng-room cars Newf TX
Son Railroad and NewYOFk to St. Adams. via Central
tT so M M FAMOUS WAGNER vEsTIBgLER NEW;
s Ts fol sSShe: etc.,
s. Louis 40 neT Sd daE oqnee Connects Sisv a.
Albany with drawing for Cooperstown Elegans
Po 90 % chicago E f Niagara Falls
wagner dininscaf NsS-Y0Fs
for EsEs s Ssrf Raaa sa SsIRsE9
adams &C. Wsgnef drsywngcr0om cars New'fofk
200 p M. Saratoga and Lake George limited 1vi Runs
on only 1 e1 Sa s George n
Buget Smoking and Library Car, .,s v,.ano. ,,..,s.
room ny to a1ef and te. via, "'SH0,
az
sss f F u GsnB ans St p HSss
bo ana and Gcag with Wasar Sleeping
w,sS.4 ssePs Ts Gs E:92s
Via f Utica and N6rtsfn RarOad ds except
SI5 D. NJ, Canandalgua Accommodating: Wayne.
to sn9 q
rn5s:! i%s 1sss@s$:
SIX 5dr ts2 for Lax.
and Andac Mountain pnSs oO w aSs Va Sc
Say e ST sSseP
40 p M H. BSfso and cleyeIf"d 2S S,Ta
NaaS. Fails H. tasS SQSiaSa
and ShiaSs Sr Mayer oay
midnight for Win tram leaving fn satSrSaT
Wagncr 70 A snS West Connects at Albany
wiz cs I9f and nd
i 70 PAX a sI fses c0I haS %ss
FuSn ss an Ex S calls Baggage from
sa:i dsy Others dey except Sunday ssoD
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FAST PATTSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPE,
S Co fssb Ts Without S change leave Grand
; "a StG gGcr T1'' time rS Sg:Ei5
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G; q
H. \ + Co. hSsee I eaHS S %ss eSss
if9m fas 4 LAYS n c5cpg0 DS.l0S 81 L9 IcSs.
!5IS 'SaS T. y fosoS;@ ao s'ss - lsS ;sa!
as syfSsgss P7sspai + e ssIioPs
fo4 10 'S a % Kaa ms ~ ss5se m ac a s
II N5 ~ e 80 % Il 20 M r9d Sso
ing room cars through 10 saratoga - -. =. c.,,
Lake George, IL 80 a. Drawing Room Cars W N"uf
well S9 iur1ays only, (s 3 as ,. m No.. m
Lakes Mohonk and Mnuewaska. VIA New IA ~, ~
{a II 80 m, p m Saturdays Only ~ 30 p -
Drawing Room Cars 70 Kingston on 100 (a) Il ~ hLs
~ 3 45 p IL. trains. 49,. p.o.
Kaatrsku. Hunter Grand Hotel Station and phoe:
ncia. rs, 100. (sl II 80 M - 20 D. m ~
Hotel KaNerskll and Mountain House, on 90 1S IL ID"
Pat sRS ca9o p and Mountain Station saa
ROOM ea Es catska HV on t ii 80 m GAS
trains .,.., ,s,..... p.u.
iDay. except Saturday, Other tFpin' cay s saSep'
ali 20 IN. 50 80 M iObSosi VS. Sncn s'
or nformaton apply oiACes Brookyn-
st 700 Fulton' s. Once foot OF Futon-st New.
YORK City"o7i. 1868 7s5 and 9!s Broadway; lSS l.2
nowerv park Place 6S West l25thst and West Sh0ra
s,atons foot Of West 4odst and foot OF Jay-st. N r.
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage FROM
hotels aud residences ~ r,npEpr
General Passenger Agent VanderbiltaNe.. N Y.
NJ EXPORT Nanagansett Pier Watch Hlt
~ via SHORE LINE. Trains leave Grand Central
station Tor Newport at and 10 l, ard III 80
For Narraaan sett Pier and 10 4. p. m. Satur
DAYS, ii 40 d. IN. For Watch Hill at and 10 a.
y. M. Drawing room and sleeping cars. -
o. Ii. BRIGGS Cent PssS Aanx
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Financial.
HOOKING VALLEY BONDS

In consequence OF recent statements that default Will
DO made in the interest the consolidated per cent and
the general mortgage per cent bonds OF the COLUMBUS
Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway the undersigned have
been requested by holders OF about s3O00Ooo OF these
bond, 10 act as committee take such steps as may
seem necessary for the protection of the property
Bondhoders are invited communicate promptly as
possible with either Of the Undersigned giving their al
dresses and the amount OF their holdings
WORK STRONG Il CO.. l,
30 Broadst.
EDWARD SWEET & CO..
80 Broadst
A. ]. THOMAS.
Drexel Building Broad-st.
OFFICE OF DREXEL. MORGAN & CO.. 23 WALL-ST.'
NEW-YORK, July 20, 1889.
PITTSBURG 4 CONNELLSVILLE H. r. CO.,
TURTLE CREEK d PER CENT. BONDS.
Notice hereby given that the above bonds que
August l. 1885, together with the thereon due on
the same date, Will DO paid and after maturity at
ofce. - nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
TRAINS For TIE WEST.

Leave Stations VI DtaDTOsscS AMI COlhanub ss'.
The ceie5faIcd Ns%YqE Chicago Limited
S: SS't rp%aa yesSiS sssS4g SSs sas s1g
s for fpS SaG cS Eesa 9 sgd ESS
s9FDna Car, Lib Dng G cd ru ia% SfsHS
e1esp gs GGSn4 fa and n4 Tged u u,
WessT% FTg Ss cS Tth ALI, Rgan F YssbSql.
SssS Jssg% Se.paa aay. sata
da of i, Chicago and Toledo daily
For @ Lock o Haven 200 M sCe o;v n 81
TItasys ard 81 ,se oil RSgglons .nr Io'1s nes,
i0 90 il oS r. 90 90 80 ?. suadayss'
LImiied ExpresSs q Pullman PaTor Cars daily except
sgg9dey loo2 n sF dyS wa'a ga 100 p Ne
WohiagG1 ~ esu LA Hg6es a. 40 l6s 9 20
100 ana and 'g ngS SUNDAY. 90 o. 5
sS For 5n on 10 ci aaa GS na Ohio snf hwS
and clncngstl. sleegegFs, Dining Car aud Coaches
F H. Coo GS sE 90 Car and 90
fs?3S;S sss $aSy'y .as fPS2y - H. .s IL
.SS55aGs m and 20 m do not S stop Ss az A.
For oU g i .9: ssq Norfolk Via NewYork phlaaelphla
pos and q Bay BrS56 with al, rous.
trains at Jersey CITY anordine speedy and direct
FOR PHiLADELPFIA. Express Trains leave New;York.
s 5 o9S :25s 90 80 q ehcsgo itea %G
Pns j. %s,1sSS'9 s9%s "a i 90 90
Goo sC 20 16d q no. 70 s sad = % y night
davs Fxpress 90. 10. o 200 - Limited ana 10 a M
$50 100, 4:3o, 90. 80. 800 and 90 D. m and
10 lis night Accommodation. Z 90 .. m.
Trains leaving York daily except sunday. at 90
and IL 10 a m, ], 2. a. D. D. m aud 10 a m. and
Ticket 0niceS Nos i. l35 $40 and 9l4 broadway /
Aston House and foot Desbrosscs and Cortland ,S
Courst and Brooklyn Annex station. foot Fulton.
st BROOKLYN IS HudsOn-sf., Hob0ken; Station Jersey
CITY, F.nigrant Ticket once, Castle Garden.
The New Transfer Company win and check
baggage nom hotels and residences.
CHAS. T.. PUGH. J. r. WOOD.
General Managed General PAssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
Dipioen6 Noiires.

TENNESSEE COAL IRON AND r. R. CO
~ OUPONS DUE AUGUST / on South Pitts
~ burg Purchase Money Bonds will be paid on and after
that date at the Mechanics National Bank New York
j. DOWRON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29

Sales elsl,Ol0OOo 4iVtoVVV i'vuooVV o'oV''VN'
A large business done in refined oil for eX-
port last week, and prices advanced 20 points
TO 74O cents per gallon in New-York and Philadelphia
and 40 cents IN Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29

" 49, WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA CENTRAL Il 4; or y IsM;J fhSLf'
PHILA., AID REAB y MR. r. RI
'N PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH.
Trains leave station central 1salfoal OF NeW-Jersey
io0 For Washington and Baltimore. 80 II a.
40 80 .lj.5 D. l. night Sundays, 30 a. M ;
40 so rs, p. u night
All trains at Chester and Win ngton except 10
p For tS philadelphia at rs. 80 30 II 30
&c. SO 80 29S S5 SO; aSlS,5 PiRb
oe1 Ais ga I14O 1923 Broadway. 1877 6thaye., 26i
w., io5bst 132 East 125h-st., NewYork: Court-st.
500 FuTon-st.. 9S Broadway, Brooklyn -,
NewYork Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
NrEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
" ROAD FOR RED BANKi LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
GRoVE AND AsBURY PAEK OCEAN BEACH.
Time taf1e in eject July l. 1883. Train: leave New
Work foot Cortland and DesbrOses sts 80 10 10
10 noon 20 3 10 (exDress). 40 express. except
Red Banl1 40 lexpress), $40 700 p. IN Sundays
Go From 20 fSos T. Of nj Iefiyst 90 10 30 II rs
7 40 3 80 80 (eXpress) 100, 80 (expressl 8 80
te%n,,es-l q 10 D. M Sundays, 100 m, 200 p.
sunday trains do not stop at ocean Grove and Asbury
hOFoS esnVerintcndcnt Genl pass. Agent Penn R r
IL p BALDWIN. Genl Pass Agent. G r Il. Of N ].
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 TUF STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
rNTFRIoCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29

Tho company and trustees Of estates
and to religious and benevolent institutions exceptional
cutes for tho transaction OF their business.
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Baflrod0g-
CENsTddk4AdLs RAILROAD \! OF NEW JERSEY.

o0A Time 3s5ie Of June 30, is5s Ai'fA-
6si s' .SS R aas21Ha Ssn
100 n; for cFIs%lng:On, EastOn, Bethlehem. AIe..
S,Es c5 Lake TWgRss:Sns
rsmasus sSaS Ssa.
90 q. for Fleningoa, Ea,.op, Bethlehem, Alien.
0T neaen oSn sson ss as ssi
chqn m @ remoa ns~fG% sssi son
and 80 go % for f ss.see ard ss%Dgtsn
chsns Reading HaTIsoarg &c On SUNDAY; 2. pm.
100 >. E M, Sundays for Lake HoPatcong. 'uS
Grove al p5 ssn eds ns % sGS Fiji o's.
:SS go s,so 90 4's9 S,s0 S:lO Sundays:
ssvsa $5Gs sSs, ,as rs.sa no, '"s
ss. e. H ia Atlantic City Bridge.
% C sn 49, g sl - ia:
Sundays. 100 a. m. 4 100 p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE, &C.
From Pier 3. ~ r.
BY psatial steamers MONMOUTH SANDY HOOK ana
ST. JOHNS for Highland Beach seabrght Monmouth
Li9E hsasSA "a. M 80 sdnd "a 30 GS %
SSceq P'sh oef9S GSs II fSss
For lakewood, Toms Iiver and Barnesat 4:so
For Beach Haven Atlantic City, vinelsnd and Bridge
For Atlantic HgSIsppd, M 80 .oo a. m q 90 satur-
aa0 oo Gny,' $3.50 AIS. $50 D. M Sundays. 80 m.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOX PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
49,, BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Ia R. r. and Baltimore and Ohio T. e.. leave foot oi
E.: sss5a$s B 'SS Its - }S sis
s; a. TsSngsSo 49, an 20 q %
40 10 o oesE ~ az a1 1s IL 100 a. NJ 49, oo 20.
49, Il I'll
FGiionst IS Brcadway Brood y O'A 0''''''N ''s
. T Tc,o COMPANY viii call for and cAecs
II RE RAILWAY Ticket Offices, 4O1. BIZ,
II 7ls and s57 B5Oaddgssy 1892 BOyery. i Battery
a pS' aDa o soaSssy % sl
S N esp Car & @ e sf ras aS
a aRs adst minutes earlier time sheSn rom
Day Express Pullman uo Buffet Drawing
s,d cR sSnaS s at for James,
p M every dsy, "chcago and st. Louis Limited. s9ns
coaches to Meaivilie YOUNGSTOWN Marion and c4cass
land Cincinnati and St. Louis. No extra charge for
tdn NJ every day. Chicago Grand Trunk Express solid
f9Seses e g,e cTek south Bend and chicago wSSu
change. Buffet Sleeping Coach to Rochester arrive
day S4IcpTS EsD'ef Pullman d BSas.
Meadve Y9pnsstOTp on,!nn ne and nd chicago
81 SOIL :37l, 8 Is :52e 8 o, 9 as. II 80.
sundays AS 10 80, ., 10, s rs 10.
RufhefG go TO- 4s ST. + 4o ~ &a H. Ss7.
54S e15 30 7;9 80 o 70 20 80 10 = 20 70 1so.
5:GS. 6;o7 els $40 go 1S 80 T. - ,,o
Pais5 800 o7 a.? 80 81 ?0 ~ T.? 80 81
SIS $50 5:s7a, 6:46. e'o7ia, 49, $50. T. 7ao,
Newark and Paterson. via Newark. 545 $40: 1927.
4:52L :22l2, 52h o :22lo, 80, 10, 12.
Ridgewood. 4. As 52l2, 30 80. 10 30 30,
3:o51a, 4 30, s. 22a 80, g. orr 8 30 T. 8 80.
suTera Goea. 4A45 s2E go 10 30 1, 80 so7ia.
Newb ~ ~ :52E. .. 10 &c. s46, 80, 80.
The 3 :i5 is Fast Express with Psflor Car.
With Parior Car. A. 1: 80 80 7.
Goshen 40 :52ia 9, 10 30 l. 30 30 30 :3os
MiddetOwn and Jervis 40 :522, o. 10 80, j.
SUNDAY local trains main line 45 s15 10 80. LAS. 4
Express trains from West arrive 80 40, 10, :55.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF y. J. DIVISION.
r'S'ss s 92s S5 & * s. e. 81:
days 10 80. 80, 4. 7 80 and rs. 80,
Nys:sSo and s Is ~ iS iS 80 Il; Il
sdna 10 dsss 2O pd sG to Gs rssr Agent for
"sysu5osmS 6 HRSPPHffY WIN local Ia p FARMER
Gen'l Supt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29

4 FRGGmiiRoAD coMPANY1LAND GRANT BONDS
seasd Proposals win be Eecey yea , until s, nOG@
one Hundred Thousand Dollars sloo 900 of The Land
road Company 70 the undersigned Trustee, accordance
with the indenure OF Trust OF November LIST. 1870.
The bids will be opened the Office Of the Comptroller
Of he Atchlson Topeka and Santa e Railroad Company
No % Nilk-st Boston. az u o'clock. noon, August
10th 1850 and the accepted bids declared.
Proposals should addressed to the Trustee at the
above address. a.,
The Trustee the right TO reject any or all bids
not considered for the interest OF the trust
GEORGE Z. LORD, Trustee.
Boston, July 10Th, 1889.
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ADMINISTRATORS, GUARDIAN, REcEIy,ER and
TRUSTEE; a. FISCAL and TRANSFER AGENT and as
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MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD co

COUPON No. =.
on and after "a daY OF September, 1889 the Gaatin
National Bank VIII pay % the holders OF Coupon No
Presentation q same. the face value thereof oneh1
in cash and oneha In General Mortgage Bonds secured
by mortgage dated May Is, 1Sss. Scrip Will be Issued
for amounts less than $500. tbs convertible
bonds hen presented In 500, mulpies thereof
ew-York. July "a 1889. II. TACON, treasurer.
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OFFICERS:
r. O. FRENCH. President.
" j. L WATERBURY,, VlcePresident.
Z. w. HASKINS, Secretary.
A. 7. FRENCH. Treasurer.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09
a Chance to Make SOC

New YoHK, Feb. 13.-The lat.
EST idea of The Press is prize puz
zlo card I'VE which everybody il
New York is bothering his head
1t is likely TO rival the tamoua fiji.
teen puzzle that set the country
I'D tow years ago. These cards
are sent by the Press to anyone
who will send q two cent sta,Ap t,
pay pos'agc, and the person who
ir.t sends in the correct so atloi
will receive = prize OF 500. Ad
dress, The Press, "a & IS Nortl
William St, New York.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09
The Chill plart

That sets the NAKED branches a.qufvering, n
not felt by the wealthy valetudinarian in
doors, but not all tbs covering that can be
piled on his warm bed, nor all the furnace
heat that anthracite can furnish, will warm
his marrow when chills and fever rum its icy
fingers along his spinal column. Hostetter's
Stomach Bittera is the thing to infuso new
warmth into bis chilled and aguish frame, 70
remedy the fierce fever and %exhausting SweAts
which alternate with the chill. Dumb aguo,
agus cake. bilious remittent-in short. every
known form of malarial disease 10 subjuSated
by this potent, and at the same time, whole.
some and genial medicine. Billousness, con.
stipation,. dyspepsia, sick headaches, loss OF
tam aud debility are also remedied by 1t. Use
4 with pOrSlstehce 70 effect . thorough cure
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09

Isaac FREDERICK and Will Ellis.
both of Lincoln. came to town tor
a refreshing breeze this week, and
they got it They visited the NOR
al center. and VIC had something
to say about being thar or thar
abouts when lie welded hisbeauti.
full wife IN GraIshopper state, b C..
Will had nothing to say. We opinc
he is il know nothing.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09

TATE SPRINGS, TrNN.. July 4, 1888.
The Swift Sreciho Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Du. ing tl.- spring Of 1871, ~klle working
In the field at my hons in Morgan county,
Ga l pulled Of my shoes to give my feet a
rest. unfortunately, / walked into a o'ur'7
OF poison cak, and in a few days my feet
we're in a te. ;ible condition, and could not
put on a shoe because OF the soreness and
swelling. l was treated as poison oak cases
usually arc, and everything was healed up.
About tie same time the following spring,
1872, my feet became Sole again, as at FIRST,
and =Ve;; succeeding spring. for hve years
brought back TIE same condition ct the dis-
ease, only each time It became more dis
tIessing, because l began to think it vas a
lifetime trouble. Finally, l was induced to
try Switt's Specific. took six bottles, and
to-day ain entirely well. My improvement
was gradual from the first, and no evidence
Of the disease remains. | snail take pleas
uye il tes,iiying as to its curative proper
ties. 1t is the greatest blood purifier in e1-
i~stcace. Yours truly, j. l.. MORGAN.
The foregoing certificate rs taken At
randc = from thousands of Atters in posses
Iion Of the Swift Specific Co, and presented
simply as a sample. 1t il a voluntary
Stateme.:, giving facts aud results OF the
case. It's accuracy and genuineness are
beyond question.
A valuable Treatise on Blood and Skin
Diseases mailed free. Address
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer Atlanta, Ga
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+. NJ. FABKR, an old time Ne
br s a friend of the writer, paid us
an agreeable call en- Thursday
In days of yore he was sheriff OF
Otoe county, Neb. Now he is
travelling agent for a whoIe'als tea
house, as also for a cigar firm.
He goes from here to tho lower
county, and we bespcak for him The
confidence Of our friends.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09
DIX. BEAxur, White Oaks and

Dir. BEAxur, White Oaks and
the people, dentist, will leave here
onTuesday on one of his periodical
pllgramiges to Ros"clI and Seven
Rivers, to be gene some three
weeks. The Doctor can Yank IL
tooth, fill or fit one equal to any in
the land, and IN making a set Of
-eeth he is II Galsy
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09

VIZ are in receipt of an invita-
tiol to y fancy dress bail, to be
K e Mt Fl. Stanton on the 21st
INST. The invitation is t. 0urseli
land l.dy." We will try and q
vail curse eli ofthc invitation. We
are not so sure of our ''lAdy."
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09

Nat MooRE, the Patriarch OF
NOgal, w%s in town OIL Tuesday
and left on the return stage. We
regret that we were embracing
Morpheus when he reached our
castle, and thus failed to see hi,
bearded pate.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09

r. j. NuGENT, the possible, even
probable U. S. Marshall tor tins
Territory, spent a day or two IN
town this week and called at the
intelligence center, alias LEADER
Office.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09


WE this week built a fire from
ceal aiken from a late discovery f.
ell ON by Messrs " oodland. Con
ger ami DYER. located about 3 miles
mort. OF town. We tried the speci
men by itself and il burned well,
giving evidence Of the qualities
which show heating and cOkcing
properties, Only some 3 feet VEN
has vet been developed but enough
has been shown to prove to ex erts
that at a greater depth than that
now reached-only 40 tcet-will
reveal a wider seam. But a 3 foot
vein is not to be 81 e,zSd at. Tony
Liekstare deserves the honor of
putting the boys named OH the
track and in so far developing what
will prove a bonanza, a NINE OF
black diamonds.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09

HARRY PIEEcE has retired from
the Lincoln Independent. lie
made it Il first class local paper
We are rot advised as to who will
S lcccod him.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09

.. A. R.-KsArnsy Post. 10. 10. ns';' onith'
las, Monday nisht Of sseh noHih. At Tswu
Hall. &c. ELEPIS0BR. r. Z.
W.PAHKER, Adjt.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09

Kitchen wall paper at Ben
Small's. FL Paso, Tex. Send for
samples.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09

Mrs. CAPT. ROBERTS was in town
this week. and as is her custom
called at the moral center. We
knew of no more welcome visitor
than she and her ieige lord.