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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23
Now England Weather

The New England Meteorological Societ,
has issued Bulletin giving the conditions
and peeuliarities OF the weather throughout
New England fer the week ending July 20
from which some interesting extracts are
given ~
The average temperature for the week, in
all the New England States except Massa-
chusetts. was about normal. In Massachu-
setts il was low. Throughout the whole OF
the distri i, the temperature fell slightly be-
low the normal Immediately after the storm
of the 18th after that of the 18th. there was
great fall which was most marked in
Massachusetts,, southern New Hampshire
and southwestern and central Maine, along
the hail belt of that storm In the central
Connecticut Valley the temperature fell To
- degrees on the morning of that day.
The average precipitation was above the
normal for the week in all the States exec pit
Maine, where it was normal There was a
he IVY shower of rain, in the eastern part Of
Ma. &, during the night of 18th 18th. The
storm Of the 18th was general over the dis
trict, but the prec pitatiou was light. On
the night OF the lGth--l7th, a severe thunder
storm pass, over New England in north
eEsterly direction II vas accompanied by
high wind and heavy rain in the uthern
part of the district; light rain in the northern
part; light ram, high wind and bail in
southern New Hampshire and southwest and
central Maine. The average precipitation in
Connecticut and Rhode Island during the
storm. was S. inches; in Massachusetts,
Vermont and New Hampshire 80; in west
ern and central Maine . 10. There was no
.trttt
Maine.
The weather was cloudy IN northern New
Hampshire and western Maine. Tn, re was
AN abundance of sunshine in the western part
of New England and Rhode Island During
the early party of the week fogs prevailed in
many parts of the Connecticut Vale, and
along the eastern coast of Maine.
laying progressed rapidly during the past
week, in all parts of New England except
northern Vermont The unusual amount of
sunshine together with the fresh dry winds
enabled the work TO 20 on steadily and the
crop has been mostly secured In better con
dition than seemed possible week ago.
The high winds and heavy rain, during
The storm of the 18th, lodged grass and grain
in many places in the southern part but the
crops will not suffer much damage The
damage by hail was great in southern New
Hampshire and central Maine.
Potatoes are suffering on account of the
excessive moisture in the ground The
vines have very healthy appearance but it
Is thought the tubers are rotting.
The Favorable weather has checked the
rustiug of oats, and that crop as well as bar
ley is ready TO be cut.
Corn is growing rapidly, everywhere. and
looks we'll.
A heavy crop of rye has been secured, in
good condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23
Enterprising Arooseook

Ii has been very dry in Aroostook County
for some time and the Aroostoox and st.
John rivers have been very low. There has
been very little rain in that section this
summer The hay crop ia expected to be
rather lighter this year than last, although
il will probably be good crop this year.
The farmers are we'll under way in their
having operations. Work on the dam which
is being constructed at Caribou is being rap
idly pushed forward. The foundation is
entirely laid and it is now being topped
out It is being built in a first class
manner and will be a substantial structure
when completed. Water pipes are being
laid in the town and the water service is
expected to be entirely complete and all
in running order the first of September
Carbon will then have 4 splendid water
supply Fort Fairfield on the same river
is also putting in water works, taking 'hs
water from a large spring back of the village
snd pipes are being laid there. Their vste'
works will be completed soon and will also
have good service. This is enterprise IN
the right direction and these thriving town
arc bound not to De behind the times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23
The Churches.

The annual meeting of Universalist Parish
at Bridgton was held Tuesday evening
Chose NJ Gleason, Moderator; Geo, G
Wight, Clerk: Horace b. Libby. Treasurer
and Collector; standing committee Frank
Gibbs, NJ. Gleason, DR.. W. B. Perkins
Assessors NJ NJ Gleason. David Saunders
Isaac Weeb large number of new mem
hers were added, by vote. TO the Parish
The Congregational society in WsterviIle
are about to make extensive improvements
on their church, The interior is to be fres-
coed by workmen from Portland, the organ
charged from the rear of the church 10 the
left of the pulpit. the pulpit brought Out
farther into the body Of the church, and A
large double door at the centre with portico
over it will be substituted for the two outside
entrances now in use.
There was a very large attendance At the
dedication of the Free Baptist Meeting
House, at Presque Isle, "Wednesday after
noon The alter, organ and platform were
beautifully decorated with flowers, the sing
ing was excellent. also the sermon by Rev
Mr.. Foster In addition to all the new and
elegant furnishings of the church. thew have
had presented to them by J. c. White &
Son, b autifully bound, black morocco
bible, yer, finely printed. They now have
a church to be proud of .-Aroosfook Herald
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

At last the much nsoetsd pedilers' ia~ /. 10
actual operation, and people ARE beginning To
discover that ir 10 BY no means a. barbsrsas
and inbanan a. Il has been pictured. II SIM
ply protects the merchants Of the State, 70 q
certain extent, from unequal composition
With men who do not have 10 bear the came
burdens Of citizenship. II also protects the
people Of the State from class Of bum. ~ho
under the guise Of peddlers are in reality
Famps who manage 10 sponge and steal a
precarioas living The respectable citizen
81 the STATE Who desires to DO legitimate
peddlng business, has no quarrel With ths
iss. In fact he fats IN it protection, in
asmueb A. it drives from hi. territory ire
spons.ble com petition Having received his
license according 10 lsx the nsld IL open for
him, and he can pursue his calling ~ithoai
noisstation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

About year ago | stood in the doorway
of well-known store In this city in con-
versaton with the proprietor, when a
foreigner passed by heavily loaded with
goods in the same line and taking stand on
the corner below began selling them at
prices which seemed 10 me exceedingly low
Turning To me my companion said. There
you get good sample of the competition we
are forced 20 endure. rent this store at
good sum, when the assessors come
around they find here and I am
obliged TO pay good tax on my property in
vested here. in addition to this | pay insur
snee rates on my stock, and pay tax on my
home and poll tax. All these expenses
besI lie my living and running expenses
am obliged to pay out Of the profits of this
business Now that man out there has no
settled home. He is not even a citizen Of
the 'nited States He pay $ no poll tax, no
rent, no insurance. no home tax, and has no
public demands upon him for charitable or
other purposes II costs him next to moth
ing to live. All that he makes in this com
munty he carries away with him, so that the
city is an absolute loser for his living
here. Yet he is allowed to come
under the very shadow Of my store ard sell
goods in my line. Having none Of my tx.
penses To carry he can easily uulersell me
and take from me trade that would otherwise
come TO my store. | tell YOU, he added
with considerable feeling this sort of thing
is wrong. The merchants Of Maine have
erdn ed Il jas; a. long they can, and next
wluter thrj WI Ask for legislation to pro-
tect them from that kind of competition, and
II there ia any justice in legislation they will
ct it,
confess that tins man appeared 10 me to
have just ground for complaint nor was
a. all surprised Shen the legislature, after
carefully looking the whole ground over de
ciicd 10 give him AID his fellow merchants
throughout the state the protection they
asked for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

DIR. Flints Remedy prevents the develop
ment of all Of those terrible diseases de-
pendent upon disease of the heart, such Al
aropsv. indam nation of the lungs, paralysis
ard mental arrangement. Descriptive tres
tise with each bottle or address Mack DRUG
Co. NY. For sale by c. B. Murphy ant
] NJ. Mixer. july23deodfoi-m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23
Keep your liver in good healthy

working condition, and you will then have .
good appetite, be free from indigestion, aek
hes.iaehe. heartburn. costiveness and All me
i'll. that flesh is heir to. Steele's Little Bile
Pills can be taken with the utmost confidence
that they will achieve this feat they are
purely vegetable in compos'usn, and are IN
PARALLEL as cleanser of the system lhey
are easy to take, and entirely free from zrp'
ing. Page IS cents per bottle at j. NJ Ai1ei
and c. B. Murphy & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

And Why. pray, Shouldn't the Sc men pay a
license feet What IL there either barbar-
Gus or efaei about such requirement. Resi-
dent merchants are male To pay taxes and
are obliged To pay rent and undergo the
risks o. IRE, 10 il cot Just that those who
come from outside 20 compete with them for
ths trade Of their own localities should
themselves be made 10 bear some portion Of
the public bardsnl It certainly seem. To
me that they should. This is precisely what
the new Law provides for and must confess
my inability to see wherein its provisions are
not just
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

The affairs Of HAYES 4 Mckeown former
propr;etors of the south end domestic bakery
have been placed in the hands of Chas. w.
Joaes Esq of the srin of Jones & Leigh
The snnrsissl of thu assets of the firm will
be made today and it is expected that the
creditors will realize from for,y-iire to fifty
cents on the dollar II is understood that a
purchaser is all ready for the property and
after gaining possession will open nne fan
CIV and domestic bakery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

The pleasant effect and the perfect sste's
with which ladies' may use the hauh run
laxative. Syrup of Figs. cnder sii eoho','ohs
make it their fsrorits remedy It's pleas
ing to tie eye and to the taste gentle !e'
effeetusl in scting on the kidneys, i!Set ana
hn~el, iune25dS~ lmfolrm3p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

Capt, John f. Chase of this city ia the
originator of a ues, badge for the use of the
members of the Maine Commission to Get
,ysburg. 1t consists Of piece of red ribbon
about SIX inches long by two wide, attached
to the coat by an eagle pin II vih bear the
shield of the State, printed in gold snd the
notices. Maine at Gettysburg. ls62 -lss9.
The bottom will be frinsed with gold braid
completing most neat ana appropriate
badge which will serve as souvenir OF
trip from the Pine Tree State to the scene OF
the decisive battle of tn late war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

children and delicate women not be forced
70 axe the vile compounds which are usually
gwen for constipation, piles, indigestion, etc
hamburg Figs are like preserved fruit, and
are the best laxAtive known. % cents. Dose,
one ng Mack Drug Co. n Y. For sale BY
7. Murphy and ]. B. Mixer.
july2Sdeodfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

BY 0oabout.

Our Dumb Animals 10 the name of m
interesting little paper published by the
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 70 Animals Ny ovn experiences 10
that the damh animals are veil enough rs
the ones With voices that sometimes rob Us
Of our SAUNDERS AID czase ~ To forget our
obligations ~ citizens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

Mr. John T. Gregg Of Boston is daily ad-
ding to his petition for charter for an
assembly of the ROYAL Society of Good Eel
lows, the names of many of our leading citi-
and the society will be instituted there AS soon
as in Augusta. This society, it is said,
numbers among its members many of the
most popular gentlemen in political aud
social circles in Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island The assembly in this city will be
ready for institute IN about the lst Of August.
The Supreme Secretary ard Premier of the
society are expected here in few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

Despite the storm of last SATURDAY, the
OCEAN Point House was full to overfiowing
>afaris' night sni Sunday. Among it,
Patrons are Mr. W $. True and Mr. stephen
W. TNbox of Gardi ser; DIR. Leroy, wife
and daughter of Lamboli, Ill: Geo W.
Williams. Mis-. Nellie V. Williams. H. o.
Mcguire. Ed. Getcheil Everett, Stone. Geo
e. Cro~eil, and W. W Morse of Augusta
ID W. Sullivan and wife of Concord, n. II.
MT [. W. Churchill of Boston; Geo. NJ
Fisher and wife of wxlthAm. Mass. AL
SPEAK in the highest terms of the proprietor
John Peterson, who is mos, genial land
lord.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

"A married man mass leSi a happy life
these days, " said my young friend CIoseboy
To me recently.
Why soSf asked.
Because be doesn't lave aay ice cream
bills TO pay. be s4aiv responded.
sad nothing bat had dim suspicion
that the average Benedict would regard
Floseboy's view Of iife as narrow ia the sI.
IRENE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23
T,gus,

The following is he programme for the
concert at roeus this afternoon at four
O'Clock
g. ,,r4ni >oemn5lIe, Kirs
3 Overture The Golden Necklarp. Herman
B. NaltRes. W. I harmsr, strauss
turkish rstrule. NirtAeli>
s. selection from bohemian Girl, Hafe
g. fpfp0urri Musical Four through
EUROPE Cuuradi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23
Local Notices.

NJ Physicians prescriptions are care
fully compounded at Kinsman's Drug store
corner of Bridge and Water Sts. st mole
..;oa. isr9st'enitf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23
Marrieo.

In Randolph. Jaly % at the residence OF sidney
Cheney BY Rev W. W. ogier. Augustus L. "o'e
and Susie II. Cheney, both of Randolph
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

The Seaside base ball club telegraphed
the Augusta management late yesterday at
tsrnoou that they would be unable to ill
their engagement IL was very scurvy
usage On their part as the Augustus had been
To the trouble sni expense Of advertising
the game and expected the Sessd to We
up TO their agreement. kilograms were
seat to the Lewiston and Bangor clubs but
neither could be obtsined. Some good
,eams will be autographed this forenoon and
1t IS hoped tina, game may be arranged fer
Wednesday, II is hoped that dne team
may be engaged for Friday and game
played At such an hour as will not interfere
with the circus thus enabling the large
crowd which will be present to witness both
entertainments
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23
A Priceless bIessiog. y
A YER'S CHERRY PECTORa

A fkkS CHERRY PICTORIAL
"A Is the best remedy for Crour
"hooptng Goagh. Hoarseness, and ali
the sudden Throat and Lung Trouble.
TO which young F-opl- are subierr.
Keep this medicine IN the house. Hon
C. Edwards Lester. late U. S. Consul tr,
Italy, and author Of various pop..iay
works. writes
With ali sorr4 Of exposure, in all
sorts Of climates. have never. 10 this
siAgs bad any cold nor any affection Of
the throat OF lungs which did not y{ski
% Ayers Cherry Peeforai within "A
hours. OF course have never allowed
myself 10 BE- without this remedy IN ali
nay voyages and travels Under nav
own ohs-rv alton. IL has given relief TO a
SAss aarnber d persons while IN aent.
cases u pulmonary inflammation. sneh
a. group AMI diphtheria in children. If.
hAs been preserved through It's effs.ts.
recommend lis 8s~ 10 light and fr.--
qIient doses Properly administered.
Ia accordance with your directions. IN l.
priceless blessing in any house"
Ayers Cherry Psctora|,
PREPARED BIT
Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell, Mass.
sosd By Al brugx.... Price o. 81. bottles. o..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23
For Sale.

Three ~aiasble house lots n the corner q Chest
mt and Lincoln VII b. sold at At rates
aszch brow tneir real value They ainsng the
uso-t valaahl. in the city Apply TO
July tea3w. JOHN STEVENS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-23

D eport Of the condition of the Granite Va
II tfonsI Bank. NJ Augusta. 10 the state
of Maine. At the close NJ business. July
n, 1850.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-25
The Chin Blast

That sets the naked branches a.quivering, IA
not felt by ths wealthy valetud.narian in
doors, but not all tho covering that can be
piled on his warm bed, nor all the furnace
heat that anthracite can furnish, will warm
his marrow when chilli aHd fever runs its Icy
fingers Along hls spinal column HoststtsT's
Stomach Bitters is tho thing to infuse nav
warmth into his chilled and agaish frame, 70
remedy the fierce fever and sxhau stin sweats
which alternate with the Cilh. Dur. b ague,
sSue cake. blliou, remittent-ia short. every
known form ~ niaisrial disesse IL suDjuratsd
by this potent, ali ~ tho same time, anoie-
come anu genial iaeuicinc, Binou-n.ss. con.
stiprtion. dysrep.la. SICK hesuschcs, loss OF
appsiiIc and sleep, kinney trouble. rhsuma-
tam mad debility are s'so rcr1s"ieb hv y. Use
S~.- ----se-~~s - SA~~-s -s~-s.-.S~Ss
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-25

AigusI county, containing TIE
Important city OF Las Vsgas. and
more Than tour times the popuIs-
ton Of our connty,) VA the only
one which exceeded Lincoln H.
wealth last year. TOTAL taxation
for all purposes 10 but $l.ss per
Zoo. County finances are -four
ishinE, and tho snsll dsbts OF past
years are being rapidly paid from
Ike surplus Of the prsssnt.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-25

County Commissioners.
NJ Cron.G, I. w. ~Iicnlcy. -Millsr.
County School Superintendent.
f. II. RlCHMOND.
Precinct No. 8, Directory.
Ju.,icc II The Peace. 3D.. r. Collier
Gousla5le. ...... 49,. !. p. c. L~snSstop.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-25

u 100 IN ulo ana
soa,sins 2+,46O squsrs miiss. 1t
is sivaei. from north Is south. by
the Rir Pecos,as important stresn
which resolves wi.hia tho count,
arraerous tributaries arising 10 tho
ssst sids Of the Grsa. Range.
Inc ws,tsrn part OF the county
is dieided b, mountains. locally
known 70 tho Gallirss, JiearillaI,
Carlos, Sierra Bisscos. &c. all
,.r,;ons o; tho Great Mountain
assnG- div idin ess;ern New Mex
ico. The pests OF these ranges
v.ry hsm-Galiinss and Jacks
P.st. shout 5000 feet, to Carlo,
900. Sogsl, 10000, ami Sierra
z anco, $4,000.
The popul.tion Of the county
~. 1000 in 1855. now about 5000
The towns other than hite Osks,
ara Lincoln, San Pslrico, Pichaco,
Ec.d. boz ms Mill. Gslrns, Ros-
-s.I. Sevcn Rivers, Three Rivers,
Bon t., Nugtl, Parsons ana Look
out.
Two.thirds OF the county con
.is.. fac grazing land, manly
wril nsicred. and stocksd with
2JO, GOO head of cattle, All increase
"a 49, osn, IN va.,a III.
,r,r. vast has mad, his arpear.
suce in the mountain OF Lincoln
mute ,.S h.. ia Ler. tn stay H..
n,tbiny slsc will and
aa{,.i, nr,iit.hI. IN hi.
.,., Tr.re A.. but 4ew sheen
H. ~. o.n,,y ah,,t IS eco nor.es
-. and l~,oyrns ,Anul,a
t..,..s.. NGL.,,. r,ls at The
,.o.L~r, fna ,,it,nIs
~ 49,. ,no p, 1o,o Dou;.
~ii'ni c.un p;xos Reck
,I ,L.r. ara III. I'm
100, ,-r.;.n,,,c,I I,nds lin.
m ..m o,.n.d on oil
-. ana mo-, th.m Inn.
ItI.n .,n.n-r1 IN -cyrrutionsl ousI
"a ard .aantitv avery farm pro
e.t, rl,c1 cen 10 raised st such
isr ,'evs.or.. Tne cxperienc. o:
ti.s late Chss. Frj'z demonstrated
that Lincoln county will produce
in abundance sil the northern
fruits. The agricultural intsrest 10
Already important. and growning-
Nxptrirl~nte shew that in moe.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-25
White OAKS Z LliGsl 10.
7A Lroodis and Rur~tdH Of
TIC World.
The Colconda and Elyss-
UNI Of tho Continent


White Osks - ats~h ct assst
100 people, ana 10 '''usisd 81
Sac. IS. Town 6, Rsnge IS .tst,lr
the western part Of Nous'y,
New Mckee. At ths est general
election there we're q ia TIVE
t.va. 992 votes, vile tAo Rskis
trs1ou VAS 333. putlng tAe -e*'
1883 there WAS oxpc"s Il ~ vNri
avs improvcorssts orHa'cs "'
$500. 900. Til. d,sts 20 iro'0tcr
maze, on tbs ! T. Z : r X =
81 miles; 1DS miles tr'n Gocorr y;
pa thu nVi, lin.. l'5 m'',' tom
III Pa.o. Teas. snt ~ ;f"m lIn
colin. the Cnu,,v sat. Tn. cis
tsne. from Liberal. Ks7''a "a"
t.rnin.. Of the Yocr EsIsn< s!rs
tenn in Kan, 10 $50 u -. X *.
In as are n,s h,iuy c"n'truc's1
Li,l,ar. FRO u q rns'', T"xss. ~"
glberA. kur.a& L ~ lirs' ~.
d, -onplciej nefof. j@n. 1T 7"c
White D.ss .ttN w.: s't '"F"
il II c county. end = sest pf IN
liz, port. mt surnly tr-I' {.i'hna
" situa,sd in h va}i al M ~
suprs II the NGrizs rang. r: an e.
.yatlun ri e,t10 ie It above 'os
"Iovul. /. has two rc,.gisas ~rg y
izstions. xethodiat aud ','n5'eG"
t onxli.t. = large 2'1 pro'p'ron'
uublic school. and ew Academy;
two weekly newGnauers supply
mental p.bul=vn. TIC rerir"'sl
ci.i aud cnsristib'r ~r.Hu7>ti -.
are Knights Of Pvta'e|. Young
Nom. R~.nsvolcrt A.to- .,i"n; -
strong: Ere. Nleols. ~. p ll>Ii
in ns Of constr .c,;oH; Grend
Army NJ tive R.pnh.lc and its aux
i',sr,. the W X G. arc strong,
arra having purchassd q lot will
.oou erscs q Hall Of their ~rn
thereon; the Athletic Club. Which
meets regularly in Athletic HI.
White Oaks business ! repre
,.ntcd - follows:
". II. We'd C"nl Asrch'nNss
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-25

IT yen wan. address cards, call.
ing cards, Or any kind Of business
envelopes, neatly printed,
lottsr hsads, s,atsnsnts, notes or
any kind Of blanks, call on US
we'll do it. Job work done neatly
quickly, and In q manner to suit
sil. DO you want posters, dodg-
ore, handbills, programs, or, in
fact, anything that can be done
with typo and ink, if ysu call On
We will do 1t tor you, tor
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-25
LUMBER MILLS.
BLAZERS
Saw and Planning Mills.
South Fork Rio Tulsross,
Lincoln County. N. n.

Viii saw and plane any kind Of lunAsr
AID deliver 1t any point at reasonable
rAtsI
]. Fl. RLAZEk.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-05-25
H'.uk i. hG' thr gijn ,s.rau9
And man "a man Tor a that

The pa a'stlon -L'uro.n conn
" is mNinl, Anericsn-Whi'o
Oaks ia distinctively an American
town. We have room. snd to
spare, tor many thousand yet. %
farmers, merchants, ARTISANS man
%uiscturors, minsrs, prosp-ctors, ana
-laeies,
There is a piece at ground in
this county for every mhsbi, nj OF
the United States. loSr125 fott. or
for each family IN thcCnitclSt&tes
almost al acre and a halt. Or.
If tho land OF this county saould
he distributed among all the PEG.
ple If ths world there would be =
lirce i"r each man. IN anf
child l0x5O feet. or = 10. for eaci
family 23xloO feet. the usual siz,
of n Los ANGELES town lot.
Tho valuation Of the county il
upwards OF S.. coo. 900, Al i%ncres,,
VI 900 per cent ~ ; ,e-r.. Sai
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