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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
West Sumner.

Snow :. fact leaving.
TIE lamhsr teams have been very basy
The pat week tAking Advantage OF tie
short run % slsdfing.
George X Pusi'cr sni q. A. Chsnile
have trsfesi stsnd.. The change seems 10
b. good fnr hoth parties.
Timothy Head, brother 10 John Iieali
~ IN. place. died this week In Llnooln
Mr. John Head attended the funeral
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Rrowndold.

There .. but little snow LEFT on the hills
hat still there IL good deal OF tsstaing on
the road.
Mr. " MeLueas and Mr.. Lewis tontem'
plate battling 10 the near future.
The u l. \. &. met this week with Miss
Gsriis Blake. Next meeting NJ j. L..
frink's.
A horse owned by Mr.. Thorn. Seavey.
and quite valuable. died very suddenly
Tuesday night. csuse unknown.
Ernest I. spending this week OF bis va
cation Visiting friends In Denmark.
Lima frink Is visiting relatives In Do
yer. ". II.
A gres, many are suffering with severe
colds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
North-Weat Norway.

They hsi Vsry iptsr--tiug prayer
n.e,ire 81 Leonard Fiin,- Monday even
id. M,rch liza R-v Mr.. Cory nom
Sorxsy vilisg. as pressnt
Lnrinfs NcAlhsisr. who came home
from Narwsy sick s~hils ago has cot bot
tsr snt gore hsrk ~ work, While Der si-.
tsr Lnnsu l. 10 Norway WORKING her board
art going 20 school
W ". Gary sni wife have arrived home
from Lowell. where they have been visit
Ing. They found much sickness there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Oxford Baptist Quarterly Meet


Convened with the B,p,is, church 1T
East samner. on "Wednesday, p M, the
Ialh inst. Bro A. 4 Wedge Vas chosen
moderator. Amer . brief social service
led by the moderator, Rev \ ID Richard
son preached . discourse that Was s,,sn'
lively listened Ia and happily received !
text 2 Cor. $40. "F0r Christs sake. ."
Rev ] y COchrsae assisted In the Intro.
duetofy service. Wednesday eve. Socisl
meeting led by Rev. ID. \ Hlbbard, OF the
Congregational church, ster which, Rev.
J y. Cochrsne gave an Interesting account
Of mission work 10 Barmsh, illustrated by
personal scenes and incidents. Thursi.y
morning. social service LED by Rev J. u.
Cochrsue, followed by the reports OF the
churches and . sermon by Rev. ID. \ iilo-
bard. 10 the afternoon . social meeting
vas led by Bro Richardson. aud . dis
coarse nv Bro. COchrsne on Sacces.. was
much ~ iyei. Bro. Richardson rem,in'
"a sud preached an earnest discourse In
the evening. from Cor. 3;5. The unself.
i.huess Of Christian charity. Tbs meet.
inss, while not largely attended. were Of
eres, Interest aud enjoyable TO those pres
eut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
NaWrY.

Ell.ha BARTLETT. % this town. IL very
loo With consumption
Mr.. John Llitlsbale I. stu quite SICK.
Tuesday, By the breaking OF toe nssh
shsft Of rharstonis steam NIL w
Corner. . Temporary shat down Vas ms'e
necessary. n,.
are visiting In Nssry. Nj. Ah.n ~.
cured work 81 the Bethel ensh ise'o'y
AMI intends moving 10 the hlii soon
North N~~ry sssinx Circle ns,s sp
poiutsd TUESDAY sseniuf' ths I'm ~
March. for tn holding Ola 'e-n'ns ~ ,ns
pool.r Hotel, North Ssvry. Oysters aoo
p.stry vii De provided A large s'asn'
danes u y hopsd WI b ssesrsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Dixaeld.

slslshlns IL lssying very fest
Qaii. q number .ick With colds. etc.
The L,di~-' All Society held . -oelshls
Thursisv svening.
Rev. q A Hayden. % Auburu, gave 9
vsry interesting lecture 81 the church
Wednesday evening". SUI e, "wsn,sd "
Bs,ti.t,. the jsvellsr. IL IN town ihis
week also swan. the photographed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Hartford.

Amos Purkis hss made the nrs' msp'e
syrup e. hs season.
walter Hsyford has sold three n1n1Ieu
cords Of white birch 20 parties IN Liver
more.
mere .. quite call fOr working oxen
10 this vicinity.
Hay 1. qllis scarce. Good hay 10 worth
Gle .,.,N,.
L n whiting, Of Auburn, Is Wishing DIS
ffisrds In Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Wilson's Mills.

Nice spring wss,hsr the past week. ba'
not exactly the Kind TIA, suits the lumber
men.
VIII Kennedy 10 laid up with = cnt leg
J Correct, had leg badly jsmm,d by
losi Of timber.
John Olson had % stop logging on &C
count OF the high water st Bog Brook.
Walter Backnsm has hsd 20 hill on'
horse l, was 80 badly eorked. aud now hs'
another one hurt.
Mrs. Jord.n. cook at Riint's hotel. h,'
gone home on visit
IL Was Hobbs team thst hauled sixty
fise trees II four loads Instead OF A. w
Llrnell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Gilnad-

II really loos. - though spring hsd
come. and the sugar makers are getting
out the buckets.
Cold. ere qalts prevalent here.
Crows have arrived In full force. How
II makes my old mu,kst uemole 10 sec
them
william Chapman h~ bough, Two car
loads OF fsucs boards aud 1900 cedar
pps,s. guess be intends 10 know where
bis cows are when IL CONES night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Northwest Bethel.

n. P,rl,y :. h,allug pup wood 70 The
Corner
Ssih L ,rd \. 5. M,son went 10 Buek'
felt m i3'h.
Mr. N"r->. from Norway, las been Wis
iiiug FREED. nsre
N.- Alvin, Grover 10 stopping with
NTs Hiram Wilson.
George Sissrn. work. In The mill over
- ~ Cnrusr
o-d-lh-r York 1. going to move away
FROM Lsr-'s.
G-ore- Chspnan has BEEN hauling hay
from ihs Pratt barn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19


~ fsrpsr. % Colby University. rsyea
'''y .nisrssiug lsciars 10 The chapel MOB
az svsuIrr
Z I BumPas hss isft on another can.
t,ss.ug touf tafough Rhode i.lsni an
Cottsci.cut Mr BampGs hss lstsly bal
To- 10y Zoe sp.cinsu. % sm1ty topsf
- .u rage TIE stones came nom
Siet-asm, Nsins.
J % Siartsvsrt tapped nssrly al hi-
u-vs insu msstlng Gay saf 10 N ye-tsr.
iN Wstasstsyl Lad made 40 Poands OF
syfug
Ta-sso- l. ussrly gons In The wood.
a. rrfy thin elsewhere
I,sfs "a gvusfAl clearing out ~ sppies
I, rs Sc shout this time Most %
Va a. sa.PPsd OF sod -aiiiog 10 %
Oa Tsssi,y Ne i9th there Oil b. DO
taton a. R-v e. \ Hsrtsn's IL 10
''a, y BED Nv Years Gay. but his var
.,s postponed At NJ Hartsns r'qaesi
y. 10y saoaid gsi vel settled In The bss
7s'sousgs C.
W solt advise ne ous vhO informsf
- AT y TOOK four hours - irive from
o'a'a Paris @ tlebron. The nsxt tine ~
l't-s siaismsbt 20 get little rsar.r
- ulih sri rot % ildge other peoples
aofs's ~ bis Own. L
hootsy evening. March iith. DR.. Pep
% Of Colby UalVsrsity. gave lecture %
- scholars snd frisnd. For over 40
a,lr D. hsid ths sitsuiion sbd Interest ~
,oe saf.sbcs. ilis su'j-ct vas. ''vhs b.
.'si "a huLanity. ia dlvinity 10 IL To-
-e'd ftffsshirg 10 these days 81 skspu
s'n toi fudterlsss triftluE. 90 nod an ~
seNsi, common ssus@. great heaied, great
.'aftsd nsu. ~ho believes In The Book A.
- o'e most Necessary - the best good
- aaPp.nsss or msu.
Nsdus-tsy evsriug the scholars heid
~ paohc lycsum 10 Tie chapel, pro-
Eamns - tollOss
40 sclo. Ms Piummer.
-tllN o. Mlss Jsaai- Packard.
e.nsiion. 4 o. lcSafd.
ttiin 90 n Hicks
s,-siioH Resolved. rhaf Cathoiicisrn 4. nors
,..fpps in W pr,-pcriry % oar coontry
.nf-.Fu nmisrsLoa.
10 nhsrf a. r lor.isn,
~. Ausfin RN Niii-tt
'fnei $40. n. N Wt-e.
LlaIion. Grac- french.
.-c'smsfiun. W "a Austin.
- oTEtn. Solo
"f,rpa iouraAl A. T. Jordan. Edftor.
Ne, NJ Hsrisn sxchsrg-d palplts 9Th
~, NJ Wsige % Samnsr. Saaasy. Mar.
We Understand that the B.ss Ball Asso-
oe are 10 awe q drama soon-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

TIL. Zoe weather l. hriusing cot The s.p
hucts,s A Fec are preparing 10 make
soms msple sweet
Tssmiug l. god sud gel Improved. /,
-iii soon ~ dsmsg.i hy bare grouni N
th--e sanny DAYS contlnn-.
Suss Powers Is not able 20 work bat
improving
Hsury E,.,mAn l. With AIs parents here
snf vsry sirk
Mr. Laelufs watson has gone 20 Mass.
schu.stts IN Walt friends
TIE s-lsc'msn are receiving bids 10 run
the town farm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

lis Eosr.h. yoa knos, the Sea %
s.rIrssn Engusa clothes pole or Coat
rstiG clots.. tree 10 ons'. dressing room.
uslcs receives svsry article % yuar ser
"a srpNfvi shsn you rsil-e al rirht
Ps.rs's Farriture Coupsry, a. Canal 81 /.
Hlsirr. 80 lntrNfuc.i ta~-s poles. ar
A,v.ns a. erofmoas dsmsri 20 them slboe
lie 1fics 80 h-sn r~iac~d o. q %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
East Browuaeld.

The season for msple syrepis here. 81
Far IA, little has sppssrei 10 the mcks'.
LR Giles and dsugh,sr .rived FROM
Washington Nondsy. the ilih. w. III
S,icspsy ard daughter remained In Boston
f~w day. longer.
CAnls. nm zoe. bach 10 Ksn,'s I'M Tor
The sp'ing term.
G. N. s,.alsv :. teaching select school
In Snovvills. N II.
LK L,neis very sick with rheums'
il.m.
m Guch,ll is,r,t .aryerlug timber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Dixaeld Centre.

Ms. Aim. Marble commenced . term OF
W.. High school a. this place on Tues
d,y. the lith inst
M.n Holman &. hauling . nice lot OF
.prues 20 Tsiutsr'- saw mill for sac.
stage driver kilgOre says The 5000
.isishiug has gone where the -oodoins
twinsth.
C. c. Taiutsr has sn uuasuslly large
.mouut OF lumbsr 81 bis mill this spring
Hiram Holman Is laid uP with rasams'
tism.
TIE varis,y wedding At GEORGE +. For
ter. on Tuesday last sss success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

TER 80 80 fsncv frs.s masgusrsis
p,-,y A. Ac,ismy Hal Fsifsy svsulns ~
al. ...k A gvrsrNl Invitation l. srisud-
- % 81 ~ appear 10 oo-,ums, arr u l.
saa~ctsi lsrgs uumner oil ~ pr~-sui In
= 'rsss goo time l. sNpscted. AZ
rI...ou ou'y ten csuts Door oPsn 81
ff srsrf march A. t3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
North Buckaeld.

W. sp.uldibg and W. d. Morse are
quite feeble.
To. ic. hsrys.,srs have been quite thick
90 our river th- past week.
TIE slsighng u getting thin and the
iumb@rmsn vii soon have 10 close up
business
n Mouk and 4. ID. Head work =, The
lower villsge.
AL Irish has hen hayinx green spplss
IN our viclni,y paying 81 90 per barrel
SAP IA. been running nicely the past
week
nj F.rr.r Ia. started up his ssv NH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

Hoe Hsnnlha llsnlu sni Mrs.. Hamliu
.srs A. pafis isst sssk. ne Eussts % NJ
usnHns sister. Nrs. Am hrusu That
vraug fsIios SO csr~ring sround Ws>n
lss'ou w'th his usuN sctisity tgfing lrsu-
gu-aii1u -est for froslisut In i,9s -
WsrrIhaf uamiln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

Frsi A R,hln.,. % Samnsr s,s 10
- s.t wssk NJ Rehinson l. veii
t,,.u IN mssy Otf,rf Cnanty towus - .
$50 teacher % Zoe shi'ity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

Oed {. North Lowell. Msrch i0'h. To-
- : 80. ~ Jo-.ph \ and EiiEsP Yarn
SGD Years
,,1t ofihs people about town are slek
eoli. ssd lang fsv.r.
w. Cns1tl-r and wife and Msrsosl
~sr Ant I've soas havs besn 9ai,s SICK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
Fire and North Waterford.

The bailiiugs OF George w. Trscy NJ
S,r,h Waterford. burned Tuesday loss
500; Insured for $500 The cause IL IN.
kaonn. Toe furniture vas mostly saw q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

Nls.JaHs Nortcu % S,uia Parts. ~ss
tss u.u Tsa-sisy Miss Norioa leave
Nlssu 90 F,rmiugtou, ~hsr~ she vii
t,tsa course a. ~ State Nofmh school
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Obs Oxtora pennerat.
ION THE HILL"
DIRECTORY.

y.r.t B.pti.i Charchi Presiding serves every
s.'-i.s II II a -. San.lsy -Shonl ~ n =. Sshhsfh
Esssnr ssrsies ss - ,. =. Prayer Msstnss.
ft.r.lss EvsalnEs 81 -
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~ c,rvsr. Zee. ~ Cshtou. eii,or
a. pasHshsr ~ our e-,-sm-i eou'snPor-
as, tAs Csuton Tslsphone. mste The
p.moerst p'esssut c,ii lat -~sk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

Nsrtou Pscksrt. Esq. ~ wia'hrnp.
"a. n tosu lssi vel sai TRADED h0rsss
-ta als coasln. john y. Stanley, % this
pace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

F-,ss H,mnoua bFings 10 ihs a-~t lot
- nsp's syrun. TIE qlsiiiy - ~ nae-'.
a. ssasI .nf Frsnk geusrou.lv rstnsuosrs
- s.i.tof's sweet tooth ThAnks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19
West Rryeourg.

The Birch Hm Circle me, last ~esh with
Ms Hattie Jones
some Of oar sBisrpri.Ing usIghbor- have
h~uun mailing sugaT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

NJ spi NJ. wtinsn n. Atwood. %
Bacte-i. ssrs ne guests OF friends Al
p.ris Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19

Nr.. WIN. .nd Mile have gone 70 Boz
too on visit
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wun.m x P.rklns parchss~d lsst week
TO- vsr, de- thoroashhr~d Jsr-sy hsifers
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caul-. W. yield. % We, sumner. wAs
a, Paris Tuesdsy.
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B.ns Etanlusr Blsoes sAs At The nm
Thurstu
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Probate Cart sbi session % ths County
C,nm lssionsrs - iay, (raesisy.l
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R.ti,nlu X G.rrisa. % Bsslnsld. VA
Al Paris lsst sesk.
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Nrs.J y Piummsr % SouiA Paris ~as
a. ne Hill lat rharsdsy.
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NJ. JEANNE IIabbArd l. vlsliiug IN Boz
ton.
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FOR sore throat or dlph,heris gsrgle
freely with equl parts OF water and
Browns Instant Relief
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AZ 60 AAAs 40 AAssA@s
h - $50 shsrs I tarry.
WE a. Tif's nffef msrry,
"a. ftsrs ftsf - lif drives . go horss a. Osft
a. shnafs go 81 havsrs.
A. - NuI1N nTFFf tIrrs.
gasft-
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tbs wicket s'and 10 slippery pisces. =
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We use Brown. In.,sn, Relief
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Ualssr.Allst Church. Rev. Csrcl,ne y. Anrsh
Pastor. frsArhlng service "a sunday, air.. ~
rahhsih .srhoal. ~ t.F.s.
sscoai Congregational Chursh. lev. u \. Eidsoai
pastaf. rfesrhne ssrvios. sanisy, 10 - A -, sab
h.lh srhaal. N as -. rcisl Meeting. 80 '. -.
tuesday regular seskiy Prayer hsstihg. - '. -
FRIDAY.
hstAaila Churrh. =. A. Corsy. Psstar rfsssh.
lns refvics, 10 ~ ~. sshbsih scho-ol, u 90 a.
slseisl fvsnlag hestng. 40 '. -, WsdDsiAy
Frazer Meeting. ~ '. ~. Ciass hsstins. flidsy.
~ -
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-18

Md
l.nsi-Six mules b%eionsiAg to
u. MetcAlf, contractor.
One span-Onc buc4skin marc
male and siis bluo luarc mule, beth
branded Nj on lsit shoulder and
thigh.
One span of dark bay or brewn
mules, tone horse, ono MARCY W +
on left shoulder and NJ IN lett
shonldsr and thigh.
One spnn--Onc black mnre mule
branded Il on lefs shoulder and
ihrxh-and light bav mule, old
brand S Z on lett shoulder, also NJ
as above.
Address T. ". IIeman. White
Oaks, or r. +. Garrett. Roswell,
n. II. Liberal reward will be
vx;d.
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AKrHuR J. Bonn AID VIE
VIEWS OLE A CITIZEN.

IT any class of men or woman in III;
world should aid suffering humanity. i
should be those Who compose the nsi:ica
fraternity. Why's Eecauls that i. inei
business and DUTY.
Nov. when all NJ, d, refuses 10 re ~,
see q littir inRoceii bah, ID an e&.r.r,
Atsic Of suffering, simply because hc a4.T.
malice leward one 81 boik paIcn... ~
toHald SLe who is GO He'd before Kim, l..
aost certainly fsiis very .oN il tbs hu
nan scale,
sill 81. This, anG al far thinking pa
pie will no doubt bea: Inc out in ilc as
s>r!ion. if' veg Ets. qualification i p.
sicia1 dJu.d ncs,sss, Is IA :, of be AZ >
masly nan err wsmInly w0Ha. Il, II
..se ma h,( endowed with ku.a III i ~
ness. gen.ili:y and ishde:.ess. Wisn he
or tLa lacks in these they are vt riy u =
Worthy CT bearing ths grand ana .oJ'a Ii
tie N. d. Arthur !. BosL.
While Juls. May il, 20
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-18
G'oIal -N1E~de1..

Or Ncdectdsy last two r,.n rrters
ti' Coal Comp'ny's oTce at Carthage 7
3 O'clock p m while the Company wa.
paying oil is men, and shot ard killed
George w richards, superintendent. and
taking with them all the money there WIS
in the Office Part of the men had l,scr
pain of. but The mgrdersrs sad ROBBIE.
got sway with probably s.. 00c TIE, iiec
in n northcrly direction purxnad by a rs "
ineA on horseback One of be robi err =
horse was Shot from under him = shor.
distance Owl, and then both nln cot Or
the other horSe They had assck OF Silver
W :ighihg from 60 TO % lbs, asa beiaa
hard pushed hey were com pc.,.t t. ba, '
tn r plunder 1t is said the desperate,
wsie JON ed . short ways u ty .aothe,
aiaa anG three horses Sheriff PainiSo,.
s'aapar'y of 8 or 10 men started in prr
ssi' a; $50 "Wednesday night. AID if the
mniderers DOM Sat fcssh horses ihc, il
&c csp:oIed AS isir lrail IS GOOD Des
cr.piion CT the men il as iuii. Ms; Nan
who Killed Richards IL rather ~s!ixAtl,
baiit, medium Insight, ard yer; light coa
~.lcAion. La, a small. light cslored n a4-
IL h. and wSlks bow tagged. Hi. .caie i
tall AVID "c:y dark coinpls~ios. Nsmcs
OF tie men are ,s!'l 20 he, Fred iiuiT snd
Ch@Nes BNfto. or Watson, aal an accom-
piice named Jim Crow. who visited soi
.heri on TIE prairie Supposed 10 Gems
ir"" Ar.lo :, and haze been in N..ia
ieDa. w'e,c o1s ,ad II butcher stors
III" above facts are g wr:,-n hy S,a
ti'a Aseut " T. Palmer, 10 | Uzrm l..
w''rl ~ adj dat lAsiia.d. r.s = ri q.
BON 30 years ard ~ss larasrr!e.l ~ Hs,
= civ'i l4iaccr 1aG Wa oupc.inieul.n
h"'b ,t x Nee>. Irer body i.AeG hir.
Ca!osso sidlns ~ad csll.l g,.a.o
doors, b.inIs. @.c., At ~, dose
prices, l.; .ke .lnnunf ,aid cf
~ K. oosyvLL.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-18
MILITARY Supplies Fort Stant,r,

MILITARY Supplies Fort Stant,r, y,
Lfl VI. Fisc.l year lSo9-lS!- Lisl OF
proposals spaned May 6,h., i8 o.
i-Josbus Hale, F,rt Stanlon,N NJ 5 DOC
lbs. Corr, Il $2li cwt. 81 II. C.mm
.hs. Fert / .anten.N rs eco. GGO lbs. G., IN
81 ~ cwt.-- $1,000 lbs. Oats, q t2.2l cwi
80 $40 ll'.. Bran, a 81. 10 evil 40, 0Oc
lbs. Hay, ~ LIE cwt.-l,9 900 cords Wood.
20 $i29a cord. We"l. pluion hay al.
falfa, loesS. 3-S. r. t'orbet Liucoln. n.
y 2o0, 900 Us, Corn, Cs $500 cwt. -l15. 00C
lbs. eats, q 81. % cwt.-30,Q 20 lbs, Bran.
. ago cwt- 1901 Ao lbs lay, 20 Sill.
cwt. Il 800 cords wood, az ! 80 cord -9Ov
bushels charco-i, q 50c. hn>hel.-ts,0 ON
lbs, strsw. AS cwt. Wood, pinion ana
cedar Lay. Alfalfa Corn, American sees!
Joseph Storms, Lincoln. N. M.-9N.
bushels charcoal. "a DC. buShrl. y Frank
Coe, Foy1 Stanton, n. NJ ITO. 900 lbs.
Oats, "a : Il cst.-500, COO lbs Hay, a
i.9s cwt'-b 10000 IL. Straw. az sc. cwi.
d-Jose Montaro, Lincoln, n. MO. 0oe
iba.Corn. a 81 $500 0 lbs Bran, @S2.lO
c"t--100, % Har.@sl9.0 co ton-50. NOO
ID. Hay, {, SEQ 90 ion-ao0 coIds Wood.
q So 10 cerd-!0e bushels Charcoal, az 2Gc
bushel. Alfalfa hay, ZOE .o30, bottom hay
SO. 900. 7-R. Mechaelis & Co.. Lincoln.
n. N-2C0. 800 lbs Corn. n $l,96 cwi--
900 cords Wood, U S4,35 cord Wood
pinion ana ~ccdar-Corn, American seed
Official CHAkLTs HARVEY, Asst. .. n.
Srr.'t L.. -. Army.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-18

CKKrAIN OF our male bipeds can
tenpiated Stating an "Ananins
Club III White Oaks, but it j..
unprecedented that their plans have
been frustrated. First, every eli
glbie member MAS not only nnibi-
tious to be president Ct the club,
but Insisted upon it as \ matter OF
right and in accordance with the
eternal fitness of tnings." This
matter might possibly have been
adjusted, but on the eve thereof r
delegation Of women d, peareL and
lnsisted that the Club should he
demomniDated. THE Ananias and
Sarphira Club and ti.at both
SEXES should pool their issnes and
jointly comingle their efforts. Son q
OF the men Kicked like wild mules
at this propcrsition. " voted Yea
+. cast his ballot feminist, l.. '.rs
spcttully declined" to vote ssised
his hat and left the lodge room
slamming the dasr behind MIN. Fl
nally tie meeting dissolved with
out definite action. At present
writi0g it il uncertain W ether ii
compromi.e eau be arrived III or
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-18
Expand the Mind

BY seeing as much as you can Of the world
But ere you set out either as a tourist, Gem
mercial traveller or emlgrant-whether you go
by rail, steamship or steamboat, provide your
self with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
the travelling public recognizes a. the finest
medical safeguard and preventive of sea sick.
ness with which any one tourneying by and
or water can be provided. 1t furnishes to the
western pioneer adequate protection against
malaria, rheumatism and those disorders Of
the bowels which miasmA tainted water begst.
Its sedatiye effect upon a stomach perturbed
BY the rocking OF q ship Is truly magical, and
Excellent 10 1t for biliousness and kidney in.
action, and 1t counteracts. In q remarkable
degree. the effects OF fatigue. physical or
element weather, It should bo used ~ . pre-
vsnkve
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-18
CARD OF GRATITUDE

We desire to exprsss our heartfelt
thsnkfulses s TO the kind friends who aid
ri ne ia nursing and caring for elr little
baby boz during his recent affection 81
so 10 tic friends who preferred their kind
JOHN T. h'ri. fer ti,,ir extreme promp:-
nsS- end careful treatment with sx,isfac.
ioiI r%csllits.
AKrHuR ] RnNn IYn KIra
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-18
ADVICE To MOTHERS.

MAS. SsLow's SOOTHING sYxrr. for chill
drsA teething. isths prescription OF tone orths
ssst female nurses and physicians Ia the
United Staten, ana has been assd for forty
Year, with nsv.r fanin Z success by millions OF
mothers for their children. Durirgths process
oftsothinE its Observation-Disclosures. Itrelievos
The child from pain, cures syssntery and SiAr
rhoa, gripping In the bowels. aHd ~wiadeolle.
ny giving health to tho child 1t rests ths
mother. Price sas. \ bottle.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-18

WEED is having work ru.hed'on
his brick residence, which will Re
2oX47 with II foot l. attack
ment which will be used rs a ki.c],.
en-. The building will DO quit.
slightly when completed.