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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26
STATE NEWS

A few delegates from the Second Dis.
trlct met in Portland Tuesday and uomin.
ated Rev. w. H. Foster OF Livermore
Falls, us prohibition candidate for Con.
gress from that district.
bangors population shows gain of
AIDS since 1880, having 10 154 lnl,abi-
tants against lG, $50 in 1889.
In the Chandler School of Science. A.
g. Randall of WATERFORD, Me, won the
nrst spauiding prize in Mechanical
drawing.
Hon, Geo. B Loring, United States
Munster to Portugal, was the guest of the
Boston Club Saturday. He made a brief
speech referring to the marvellous pro.
gress. OF American ideas in Europe.
Mrs. Gen. Sheridan, with her Children
has just arrived at Nonquitt, Mass, TO,
the summer. Phil Sheridan Post "a of Sa
lem, which is named in honor of the GAL
liant general will give large reception in
August dnring the national eneampment OF
the grand army, and Mrs. Sheridan will be
present aud receive with the officers of the
post.
It's supposed that the census of Boston
VIII show population of about AIS, 900
gain of more than $4,000 in 10 years.
The following patents have been grant
ed to msiue people: Ausel Stevens, Cum
bertrand Mills, moving machine; Octay,
Howard, Rockland bush hammer.
The special postal service to Sandy Ba,
from Moose River, on Route 472, will b,
discontinued from June 80.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26
So. m adIson.

Johnny Burwood Is quite sick with the
mumps.
Mrs. Robert Tozer OF Arson WAS 10
town Thursday.
Mr.. John Ward, and wife went ~
Fairfield this week to visit MIS-. Wards
brother d. l.. Heald
Mr.. Henry Weymouth OF Lsrone was In
town this week.
The school at the white school house
taught by Miss Eva Russell closed
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Houghtou return.
cd from Bingham Tuesday.
Mr.. A. H. Ward and wife also Mr..
Forrest Gilman and wife went to Nor
ridgewock Thursday to attend the silver
wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. withee
They report very pleasant time.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26

The farmers in this section after long
struggle (on account Of wet weathsr) have
dnished planting. Many have faith and
yet believe that good crops will be harvest.
Cd during 1880. The grass is heavy but
needs sunshine for the next ten days to
give good crop.
Much buckwheat is being sowed.
Mr.. Jesiah Goodrich OF. North Madison,
IL one Of our smart old men. Wednesday
last he sowed and harvested with oxen.
nearly three acrss Of buckwheat. M. @.
v 85 ysAn old.
Geo. 3. fair9Eisvss IL entertaining many
visitors 1t his beautiful resort At Madison
pond.
Eden. son Of 7. H. Bosworth, who IL
ssrvfus "Unols ssm" is the Ordinance De-
paftnsnt ct FORTRESS Monroe. Va, u ON
~ Tough whiting his parents aftsr On ab.
ssncs Of thirteen ysars, this being his
ninth year In Tie army.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26

The North Arson Improvement Co Of
which Ben. s. Collins is President, Au
gustine Simmonds Secretary, And y. =
Collins Treasurer, has commenced 70
build their dam across the Carrabasset,
preparatory to securing the location OF
some industry there. The company has
made a good start.
The Carrabassetts played the first game
OF the OF the season at this place Satur-
day, June 3lst With the Madisons. de.
feating them score of 40 to q. In sew
en- innings. Carrabassetts have 20,
astronge han ever, and are an1.
ious to .ames with all nrst-class
teainss.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26

Some Of the leading democrats are
faithful friends Of the Mormons. When
the bill devoting the contscated Mormon
church to the use Of common schools In
Utah came up In the Senate Saturday, Mr..
Butler.w was ready with an amendment
giving the church board charge Of the
funds, and Mr.. Voorhees, with another
postponing action until the next session.
These propositions were rejected, how
ever, and the bill was passed nearly as 1t
came from the House.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26
A Chance to Make Money

Mr.. EDIToM 1 bought one OF Grifntfi /
machines for plating with gold, silver or nickel
aud i works to perfection. No sooner did
people hear Of it than had more spoons. knives
forks and jewelry than could plate in month
The hrst week cleared 1871 80, the first month
sl67 80, and think by July first will have
s. 900 cash and give my farm considerable at.
tention, too My daughter made S27.40 in
four days. Any person can get one Of these
machines by sending So to W. II. Griffith &
Co., Zanesville. Ohio, Dr. can obtain circulars by
addressing them. You can learn to use the ma
chine In one hour. As this is my first lucky
streak, give my experience, hoping others
may be benefited as much as have been.
Yours truly,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26
No. New Portland

s. J. Howard and wife are visiting &C
quaintances In this place.
c. II. Harris is building house In this
place.
Detectives are In town looking for evil.
dence In the M. W. Norton murder case
to be tried In Sep next. Sumner Norton
Is home from the West looking after bis
fathers affairs until after trial.
The base ball club of this place wen,
to Flagstaff Saturday, .2lst, and played
game OF eight Innings with the Flagstaf
club.
Bartlett Of this place had a COW droy
three legged calf last week, the calf Il
q smart one.
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N ercer.

Mr.. Simeon g. Haywood is visiting his
daughter In Madison.
Miss Sophia b. Holman has recently
arrived home from Atlantic City, visit
Ing At Lowell and Manchester on her way
here.
Conference was held at the Chapel
last Friday.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26
DIRECTIONS.

On landing in the village, anchor
your team at White & Wildes, then
face their sign, then turn halt round
and hunt out the opening and in
stantly bolt across the street and
up the stairs leading to Uncle
Sans elevated station, where you
can watch your team and purchase
ladies cheap Collars and COrsets,
Handkerchief, Hosiery, Crashes,
Live Geese Feathers, White and
OolOred Table Damasks, Linen
Towels and small lot of culch, etc.
ETC., that will please the close buy
ers who trade
at ARNOLD'S.
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AoW'S This (!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that can not be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY L CO., Props,
Toledo, O..
We, the undersigned, having known F. ].
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions,
and financiylly able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces Of the system. Price, Toe. per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. AZ
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26

Already twenty young ladies' have been
heard from who intend grazing Coby's
classic halls 10y their presence next term
snd more are expected. Considering the
fact that there were only eight in the last
Freshman class this is quite an increase,
and Colby will soon be running an opposi-
tion to Wellesley, Smith and Va sar.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26

Tho Senate at Washington Monday
last passed the Agricultural College aid
bill, and adopted the conference report
on the dependent pension bill.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26

Rev. Minot j. Savage pastor Of tho
Church Of the Unity. Boston. and his
brother, Rev. W. II. Savage pastor of the
Unitarian Church, Wstsrtown Mass have
been visiting their old home in this vii.
lage.
There will be races at Elm wood Park ON
July 4th.
+. A. Gilman the furniture dealer is to
move his goods into the store recently va.
Gated by A, o. Frederic.
The Somerset Railroad depot ia heinz
repaired. The platform has been length
ened about thirty feet and new baggage
room In being built which will be great
improvement 10 the place.
The now store recently built BY y.
Watts, Ia completed and occupied by him
as grain store. and the offico Of the Amer
lean Express Company.
Sunday night very pretty little con.
cert was given by the Congo Sunday
school In the church Miss Mary Cobb Of
Portland delighted svsryone with the
charming story shs told the child
fen.
Tuesday witnessed big crowd at Mr..
VIM 1Aylors fof the psst month, lA-
dies hass been making pink and whit.
squares for 'fdsndship" guilt to be
quilted on the "a inst Many we're invi.
ted, cAAss were baked, too large tents
we're erectsd for dance hall and ali
bad eeea looking forsard 10 Il ~ an event
Of shs season. The rain fell bat /, daunt-
cd not the worhsrs aad = very jolly time
thsy had OF IL
Al The QainnsbAsssi the sko~hssan
High Dhool held their rruaion aud ban.
quss Tuesday svssins.
Tho foundation OF Rev. Mr.. Peppers
nsv hsaAs 10 fA~, being completed.
The N. 4. Oharch gave q Hull Corn
sapPsr isst ~esk which nsted than
quit = sun.
Alss bessie Lindsey lsfs town Monday
TO attend sith wstsryiiis friends Bow.
doin's Commencement exercises
Mr.. and Mrs.. C W. morrill, of Tacoma
wash. have bssa Speeding . Tow days in
town.
The fuasrsi ssrviees OF The late LIsut
Hirsa n. Crosby took place Monday Il q
O. eloeA 81 his rsssdsnos attended by .
lAfRs aamsss ef sitissaA and eomrsdss
Mr.. Crosby res born IL MorridssvocA In
Jsnsaxy 1854. and dnsing kis life has
ailsd sasy pso@issat positions with
usss cad Aoses. Hls fs1Ass vas Ool.
rke~ppa H. crosby . vsssran Of The
Assissa vss He inilstsd IN 1873 anA
ssvsd = rirss Lisst of Coapany T.,
1ise nafns nagA Amer ~ vas ~
nsvsd - KiaG1ssd cd snesesd u he
bo14 - - buaissss for Z lsv ysass,
uAsa - rsnsvsd - ~ plass I'D sawed |
- ssA1ss ssspss ~ ~ Toll Dsidgs Co..
pssy ~ shsss siGAt ysasA u alsp
srvsA 80 susn = ~ LsutalAAsss, w.
Paapaaskss Il ~ tses - heesss ~ |
~ ~ vss. koS1IsS ~ - IN sheat |
~ osu1hs pssvts1s = ~ -. - |
- ~ Gats = - usss16osvoehi
- - ~ ~ - 49, 1hoI
11n6n1 torvl4u ~ e6S1ai3a6 ~ ~
80 ~ H. =. Q. 4. = q 49, III
80 oGnb0 - - on0unn1ws ~
D 3 - - ~ 1A1DA ~. /
- - = - h1u1n - go |
m lDnm enn1D1Gn1 49, III
~ - - : - -
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26

n Dangor's census shows population of
tl9.l64 against 1886 ten years ago, a
s0aln Of 1905.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26

Bowdoin, Bates and Maine State Col
leges have their Commencement exercis-
81 this week, Colby follows next week
with its.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26

nnAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. follow
~ ~ the real estate transfers during
leegt week.
6lnville- Sophia r. whittier ct al u
~. Brown, 5000. Sophia r. Whit.
~ = n 70 b. ". Brown, $500.
1ea6lson-Fannie g. Sawyer to Almon
1a&y1. o..
ACID. Z. Campbell 70 Betssy A.
9oo, eoS0. oonssl Bunker 70 North
1o9a 1mpsopoae1t Gov $500. Richard
o1maer Dinsoose u q. $500.
nssy - Kinhall 70 Chas. H
a IN Harry 4. Kinball 70 chas.
es.-fsrisy Anss 70 Annie A.
"a. 8. yarnhAn - A,ssl 4
AAesl1an lgliisss 70 Albion
9eq0t u ~ uo.fI--A u. Doeua g u
~ la1!3ee ~ 10Y -.
6aey Moray - 0lAsu
~ H. q. 1870 =
n 4g - - ~.
4 =. CAaonae = 49, 2.
Isslo. nlsleas = ns>sksu
? ~ = -, ~
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-26

Miss Edwards spoke at Foxcroft, June
Is. Mrs. Florence Porter Of Old Town
was present. An l. fiuential Non-Parti.
san w. c. t. U. WAS organized with the
following officers; Mrs. Ellen Ober.
President; Mrs. +. j. Mayo, Vice Presi-
dent; Mrs c, A. Woodbury., Cor Sec. /;
Mrs. II. b. Flint. Rec Sec.
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EEeCaItOr'S Sale,
PROBATE NOTICES

PROBATE NOTICES
To all persons Interested IN either Of tn
Estates herelnaftsr named.
Alta COURT OF PROBATE held At skow
set on the ID TUESDAY OF JUNE In the year o.
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine the following business having been pressnt-
hereby Ordered: That public notice Thereon =
sPpe.r Il : FroSate Court to IS holden 4 ssis
Tuesday Of next july at nine Of the clock IN
the forenoon, and be heard thereon and Objsc,
II thev see cause.
DAVID :. PERKINS, late Of Coruvie, deceased
Bxscutrtx named therein.
DANIEL 3. POss. late Of Washington, d. C. decss.
Cd Miil and Petition for probate thereof presented
LAMBS HOWARD. late Of skowhssan, deceased
VIII presented for probste also petition for the AZ
penatnsnt q Samuel Ti,comb, 81 Augusta, Adm
ard, widow Of the deceased.
Jonas HILTON, late Of NorridRswock. aec~asd
YIN presented fer probate by Louisa = Hilton the
WI AND petition for probate thereof presented by
Annie Hutchinson, the EIscutriI named therein. y
RRkDgRtC HARvRLL, late o. Madison, dseeased
ecutor named therein.
WILLIAM q. FARNBAM. ate Of Canaan. deess.rd
VII presented FOR probats also petition for the 40
psv.d "a M e Admnl,trasrir with VIII
deceased. VI 'As
OLIVE JONES. i.ts Of Ya,raeN, dse.a.ea. win or,
s ssnsss nr probate BY Russell Jenss,. DE
G!0eGE q, NRwHALL, iate Of Fairfield, deceased 1.
widows petition ebr allowance presented.
THOMAS GRAZ, lats Of Anson, deceased Petition
~ dssrss = n ss nc S0s,vs sss sstsse
nexsd. VII" '"e WIZ III
LIZZIE 4. BLsH, Ats Of Fairfield, deceased. Pc.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-29

Nj III Nrnop,S at California are now SUD
lit'u M te-tf"oEs published 10y tho state
L'-bt boots have been tn,is far issued, nnt
IL ".t1f ,"ar- II" books published by rrivat,
concerns VIII l- ~ isc. The best .t;iier
nlm'.!c the lu a. educators is employed /
writing ll,sr lrol;s, nnri no array III m.idl
~ II - allowed to Increase th: retail uricc,
I~ S;a'r %cr&in,nir = sold for ~ cents, "a re
'G'iriIpi: ga - cents on the ;.rainmnr, for
larry ~ Use. TIc Ir.cc uf tin general his
t"'y - 80 'rutS, instead f il1j unt.r. tn.
GA HyEicm Ihr other books rrc proportion
"t''. re'!nrcd A".li!i per cent. OF ~. mono,
IF"INci l = lies book IL Invested ia /; sinh
a. iu:lI, and II u estimated that in f"cly
.,".r' ihr publication department, will Lay,
pa. Tor ~ plant and viii Thea bc sci! snn
Ipr:ihS Thc books tnus far is.,.c,. are hi~hh
u .n!:rii .. 10y most OF the te.u.i.rs. l.,~to
.-rlnSt'i1Dt ..
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-29
When s::,aii Caar-r Is Wanted.

\ man "h' Fishes ii;o II p.ucc hu:r.cdi,
i..i" : - Ter ain-.i r:ilnsc !nr - inil IL co..
s"'-."i bl "Iilns i!isI"ce IN nj frs; c,;..,
'i.'If!cr'."i cr;i.cis. ana az. iuvcu,u OF Of til
li''A. 'as.I i~c.sis'cg u hazel as u puhil,
b'i"'-cior III t-.'Nc quarters. Uly' Wi.
b. SCI - Ihi"S'ibci"'i"ri III drawer g
u HT5.Sl'r t. ~ r.iati.;c unless Il sale
'V'3 ~ In osAcqtei.'t lie applicant fo.
'iUu,r Is "bii'rd to rr!k. , purchase befo,,
~ III he ort o::iiiiod1tci Tn.s lelrs trad,
~ ric.ts u good Cacusr Ia s;avv or IN.
F"t' ~" wait . tiil Dgo..c.i or .utn.n;
tai"G, Herald
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-29
THe ROCK OF AIuoAh.

Aitfan SF- the nisct~nins wsve~ absance
hsanpsi The -ir're. IKE sflnrs To Me tray.
Ihen urrnr ~ stiscry .ipsris while niubpsp
dance
IN the l,rc Hns~ ~ disR',nde~t xpruv'
To- +irii'' ttH, t-1k ts~y ,ii~ sn the Lagoon
Tile ~siu,oie-i shairS their n,ng triumphant
su.i
NO. ND -" r~r1irafr si,,rr. vibrating sooo
Tt"} I..v" tn tsari tir cr,e,i and ti- sh~ii
~, nn' ,iii tar! wi, isis~A,n y surge. rhi
nifty yhiiss ir.!rt n,i h. thou sriz'. the iyyr
hot "a. "';;. --''n 81 r'ti-w al 80 hymn
T' t;irrGt an. .ia..s go -tid,irui, r..i rr.
Nni On the sitairi ~ tis delivered aau
Law rou::H ~n'r-' ~,;s'n,.orr never sanii ur dim
tiarii-ft fr,fu thu Polish
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-29
iaar;.c Places of UorshiD.

10 ilfcco' t;'!Is..il l,art ., worship il
L.! wni.i ~ IL. church ui II Peter Il,
i'""'' 'h''i las II cilac.iy f'i E cuu1rr.a
'"' :" "i,uJo persons lie lhru' next IL
"''i q; siar r.. Milan Cathedral. whiri
i""iN ":.'J; :. PauIs. I;oiic. which WI
contain %.tSV' "nd st r..u.s. %I.naoon, wit.
! '".t:riiy 81 -i.U0i. T.ir :; ace covered .
!" 'i'h"h5s" II. Peers 4, sad t. tcat3.
~ are ices. or as'"H; five "nIu hail In.
i,-I g,rcs. l;,,.o, BUDGET
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= Town In l.ucnus Ayrc,.

'ii'Sii '.iat l'car E'srros .lyrcs$ sho,c
IOWA II bs.iiS bi.it u. ,..co. .pIis.s, IN; OF M
] "isrs, VIA q t"wp hail, I,os,"aicti ,ceue
D.! > -. bra y, ~,lca;r" AMI church. severn
L tets. ollie bn.i..n"S and rcst:. urints, !.
t''"nwHy Ia. M u system %: scw.rs Til,
i'N to"n II lntcrieI lnr Italians, II whom,
I Ca; nuinJcrs ounleraitl't" f;iitIus Ayres
i-.i. nj .. coaipl. +icut to l..uin, ~ u b.
l. .lei Canbaldl. HUNS ttp,i.oa. Sss II:
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WIZ, Gooa Teen nean. .

':ooi tcr'i mccullough ,SrSali extent
I "id 3s'i"A ami consequently good health
"'e '"i iec.A often ins;iG tie contrary
: 20 ny l""p.e 'h1r tao stomach 10 d. the
vu".; IA i the tes;,, ishou'i have done. an.
u" iiir1 abused iuns suffering stniiarii re-
SO u th.S new f~uirtiul tIluSt Upon AZ, an.
- Wst .a.i""ioos %rcsl.i,S follow ~ a i.aiu
! . conseq irI,~. % Nativnpl Strklaan.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-29

Ia rePortS 't i"c uyG.psraphic bureau al
,''''iino'1l 'aclarr that the sailing Tonnage
D. 81 la' ""r"i Is 'c2rly slHui'!v that IT steam
L"' lhat III irai'Nc lrui ortion - .iksly 70
Ia ni-i.ilalne,L -Ah.rR"o Herald.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-29

t47st Nv lard u 'ow iii. Sloggers
iacitaaa i.i t1r 49,
'Nr'J-A -...'- Mas, II mate was n teliIn
a. Not ~ wo: biirvr c.i ave .through Il
l. o. tuA,aia; tAs matter w.lh =. curt
London JGdy
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Ccmmi s%ioncrs.
VI Cronin, T. W. IIenlcy. -Millrr.
County cho,l.spcrintendent.
+. VI. RICHMOND.
Precinct No. .. Directory.
Justice nf the Peace. .......J y. Collier.
Constable. .......... L. G. Lnagstot..
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Those ThmnlsotiS are pl,i lot Three vi
Of the four ought To le ~ the I@nits .tiary F"
W hat ~ the iuBythf"
lie = there. - lIn4e
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-29

New York city u TO sIeni ESQ 0D TN.
year IN lml'ru'ius tie blsilu,n.s nr.p..i T.,
tei "n"rlil charges nini pro, iling t.L.n vita
I az, whoir~nuc diet.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-29

y nerelar" f human kiickicl-npss wa- t.n
= i"~ised iy u uiissiolaIJ from "a Iar1ia
lie.
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Fur, dollar IA a-~kels ~.ish exnrtly los.
luuuul>
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Subscriptions in-ariahl, In advance.
singls copies 5c.nls. Specimen copie
free
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Whit Oaks ! Lincoln Co.
NJ A,od!io and Xssperidev Of
Ms Hoyia.
The:C alconda and Elysi.
UNI Of the Contiaent.

mite YAK, ~ toWn W ABOUT
200 people, and is situated az
sec. 81. Town 8, Range Is east, in
the western part of LmculnCo unty,
Iew Mexico. at the last general
lection there were east in the
own, 292 votes, " lie tbs Regis.
ration was 3+S. DuTisg ia, var
SIS there VS. expended IN vRri
as improvements upwards ot
80, 700. Tao distance from Car
mage, ON the i. 7. * 5 +. X. r..
/ miles; los miles from ..ocorr,;
n the msin line. l55 miles from
II Paso. Texas. aid A. from Lin
,ln. the County seat. The dis
lnce from L.ibrr IL. Kansas, the
urin;nus Of the Rock Island sys-
.in in Kan, is $50 niles. r.. X.
n: arc now being constructed
,il.hcr from FL Pas,, Texas, and
liberia, Kan as. Both lines will
o competed before Jan. 1st 1890.
Whit. .)..ks is the l!rgcst tow:
the county, and the scat of an
Important slruly trade. 1t is fine
situated in \ val v, among the
purs 81 tao Csrlz' range. at Al ell
vation of G.47O itet above sea
vel. 1t has two religious organ
zati"hs, Methodist ard Congrega-
ionallst, Il largo aud prosperous
u.'ic sch"nl, AMI an Acadsmv:
40 weekly newspapers supply
re.tal rabu!um. Tire various so
ial and charia,illc o. CARNATIONS
re knights of Pytll AS, Young
lens Benevolent Association: Is
'rong; Free Mascus, with a Hall
cnnrso Of coHstr lion; Gran
.!ny Of the Repnhllc and its aux
'Iar,, the W. r. G.. ar, strong.
md having purchased = lot will
ION erect llall of their own
%',ercon: tina Athletic Club. which
lp-ts r.gulsrlv in Atl,lotic Hall.
White Oaks business Is repre-
e"ltrr! rs follows:
=. II. Tsed Gen'l Merchandise
gag : Talistcrro
',na y S.sH:r.
/. Whi;c;:ar
. ,odauan. L,i,!er sC'.
n rocs 9TH q Il,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-03-29

s;A.nl!lH IL o. cixi"n. ale" ii9"
jHiginn CenuIfassl IA lis And n -
.ta'np soHt ai,l.
The gfc,; Honest kcGo.dMire'
ire one nae NJ W.oi the centre "i
sc towH.. and aroun them are i
lpzcn'rieil mlncs. .ess developed
timrsi adjoining tbs tnua, "n the
!, E,Asys EaXAsust;bls m'nc ri
ok, sarN ing from b,tsmnoss to
.en,i.&n L.rAci,e. t'ro-i four to
-, en- 4lIss y. V. OF ihe 20 IN. III
arLohv Mountain region. are tx
ensi,e bodies OF masS2,ic iral.
res 0 fcXcslltht quality and l'Sh
rade. Twenty milss south an,
"uH :; he TIE liver lead mine'
y ,he BtA't7 mnpin: district, tas
ico so'| minrs al ~. Nog+l min
Thg 4, trict, The psrt,D's Camp,
nd hn cooper Oliver bearing
unss % the west =
Se town IS s.nHdsrtly s ,, lied
Il I. wa',r: weed is album ant, lp
80 TOO h'll' and liml vr in IL,
[ n" ntain "a :rs.
7 Tie Cuuniy "i Lincoln. II the
nbth eastern corner. NsS Aexi
q is go miss in cxtrcm. l.ngth.
nl 40 - ey,ren- breadth, asi
N sii a 40 sur . miles. II
divided, from nrtA /" south, b
70 : pecos. lprrtsn; strr' "
'aieh recs',es within the couu.y
mner"l, trihu'srirs arising IN The
: 81 side of the Gr~a, Range.
Tie western part 81 Ike
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-03-08
A Terrific Explosion.

ROANOKE, Va, Feb. 24.-Sparks
from an engine today ignited pack.
age of Judson powder in tool chest
at Singers Cut, where contractor
John Kelley has large force at work
double tracking the Norfolk and
Western. Twelve sticks of dyna-
mite and twenty-five caps were ex-
ploded, hurting foreman Taliferro
into a mud hole twenty feet distant,
injuring four mules and completely
destroying dinner buckets, tools and
clothing in and near the box. Bars
of steel were found hundreds of feet
away, but no trace Of other articles.
The conclusion was felt for miles,
and how the men escaped death OF
the passing train being wrecked is a
mystery.
John Trout was sent on to the
grand jury today for attempting to
cut the throat of Attorney Morrison
several nights since. The latest out
rage on Morrison was entering his
Office while absent at night and car
rying his law library and papers
away.