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Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24

The Massachusetts legislature has refused to pass bill allowing an increase of liquor licenses in Boston from one to every thou- sand inhabitants to one for every five hun- dred. The restricted license law has worked we'll in spite of some defeats
 Savage and ingenious are the cruelties of Woman. A Canton (Ohio) husband alleges in court among other reasons for receiving 8 divorce that "when company called my wife passed ice cream and delicacies among visit- ois and refused to give me bite, to my great chagrin and embarrassment"
 Prince Albert Victor of Wales received a good deal of fsttery in Burmah. Just after he left Mandalay the rain, which had long been threatening, came down in torrents. An Indian authority thus explains the matter: "It was cloudy above because the Princes glory outshone the sun, and of course the heavens wept at his departure"
 There is Chicago school teacher who doesn't approve of ''sectarian instruction. ' In debate not long ago boy attempted to quote from the Bible in support of an argu- ment, and on appeal from his opponent was restrained by the decision of the teacher. According to this teacher the Scriptures have no rights whatever, even such as would read. fly be accorded to the Koran.
 The winter has been mild enough in the East, but 1t has been of unusual severity in Nevada, where the loss of cattle through want of shelter will equal 40 or 45 per cent The loss in some sections will reach 60 pel cent, while there were 20 per cent. of death' among horses, particularly mares with year ling foals. These facts illustrate the wide diff ferences possible in this country in the sam season.
 An English medical commission, actuatet by desire to improve the condition of tn human race, has been making some experi ments on the subject of tight lacing. Femal monkeys were used. They were put int plaster of Paris bands exactly resembling ii their effect the stays used by the female o the human family, and bandages were boun around their waists to initiate the petticoa band. Several of the unfortunstes died sud denly, and all of them showed serior effects.
 All the old notions are going. It is d. clared by 8 recent traveller that the people ( Naples no longer deserve the reputation { being the laziest on earth. ''I have spoken he says, ."with architects, engineers ar other employers of labor, who all testify
 the willingness of the Naapolitan to wor T.
 different street industries which supply he
 the population with means of liyelihoo , The Neapolitan laborer and artisan are n
 only willing, but they work well, with int
 ligence, being more tractable than t
 Frenchman and not so slow of understan
 ing as the Germans"
 It is found, says the English Mschan
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 16. 1889. MEssRs. CASE BROTHERS:
 grNTIEMEN:-As regards the Tonica Water, 1t has not deteriorated any in my opinion. as its cure IS permanent in my case. Yours truly
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24
 The above confirmed after five years.

The above c0hnrmeu AIter HVe yehrs
 KNOXVILLE, Conn.,, January %7, 1890. MEssRs. CASE BROTHERS:
 1t givee me much pleasure to certify to the cor rectness of my letter of September 28 1885, and to the continued benefits we are receiving from the use of Hiuhland Tonica Water. believe if children were 1t freely, 1t would be to their ad- vantage; at least found 1t to Dc the case in my family. Yours truly,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24
DYSPEPSIA.
BosroN. Mass, Nov. E, 1886.

BOSTON, Mass, NOV. IF, ISS6 Messrs. CASE BROTHERS:
 GENTs:-In answer to yours of the 9th Inst, am Water hos entirely cured me of one of the worst forms of dyspepsia, from which had been suffer CT use was forty pounds below my usual weight; could not eat any solids of any kind; and in spite gradually growing weaker day by day. have used three cases of the water, and now enjey the hest of health; in fact, am well man again; ana remedy in reach of all who have suffered as l
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24
Most respectfully yours
THE ABOVE CONFIRMED.

MT. Holt is one of the woll- known firm of s; l.. Holt & Co.,, dealers In steam engines and Doilers' Sudbury street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24
9rp @nu zs.
& StetSOl
 HAVE YOU SEEN

Our Easter Novelties in Kid Gloves and Handkerchiefs. Our own importations of first-class warranted Kids are now in stock. Colors and styles our own special selection. They are the newest and most desirable in the market. Ladies having difficulty in being fitted will find us prepared to show a com- plete line of Gloves, in both full and slender cuts, also long, me- dium and short fingers. Prices from $1.oo to $2.oo per pair. Bargains in Kid Gloves at 48c, CSC and 7oc per pair.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24
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LIBRARY ALTERATIONS.

LIBRA KY ALTERAVlONSs
 NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 15, 1890. OEALED PROPOSALS will be received and D opened by the undersigned Committee at the Mayors ofnce, New Haven, Conn at Ii e. m. April 18th, is9o for the labor and materials required for the alterations proposed for the Free Public Il. brary on the Old Third Church building. on Church catiops of Carpenter Work. Mason Work, Plumb ing Painting. Heating and Ventilation and Electric Wiring, copies of which may be had at the o1ice of Q. H. stilson. Architect, ?s6 Chapel street. Each $500. The committee will rsiec. any and al! reserve the right to reject any and all strictly with the requirements of this invf- taton The contract for the entire alterations will be made with firm of contractors only, and the Committee will require such contractor to give and they reserve the right to reject any or all of such sub contractors bond will bs re- quired for the faithful performance or execution of the contract.
 All bids must be sealed and endorsed as follows: "Bid for proposed alteration of Third Church for Library purposes" and must be delivered to the Committee at the time and place above designated.
 JOIN Ha' H LEEDS Con- Of , B1ard N yo Gi Directors
 GEO. R. BURToN,l Free Public Library.
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Laces and EmbrOiderieS.

Buy your Hamburgs from those who show way some advertise Hamburgs, and have only about a dozen pieces in the store. No wonder people put little faith in advertising. Please examine our stock, now and always; you will find the latest styles and plenty of them, the largest stock and the lowest prices. Comparison proves everything.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24
Y1ne 4n11rma1 amd Gumrter.

The Oldest Daily Paper Pub-
 lishod in Connecticut,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24

Savage and ingenious are the cruelties of Woman. A Canton (Ohio) husband alleges in court among other reasons for receiving Q divorce that "when company called my wife passed ice cream and delicacies among visit- ols and refused to give me bite, to my uraat cha0rin and embarrassment D
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Massachusetts. legislature has refused to pass bill allowing sn increase of liquor licenses in Boston from one to every thou- sand inhabitants to one for every five hun- dred. The restricted license law has worked we'll in spite of some defeats.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24

It is found, says the English Mechanic,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24

From 121<o to $2a yard our stock is complete. We show the latest fabrics in French, German, English and American makes. We give you the lowest possible price, and appreciate your looking even if you do not buy.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-24

All lebtefB ana inquiries In regard to subscription or mafterS of bug1nesg should be addressed to
 THE JOURNAL AND COURIER -. Now HaVOHs Conn.,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12


A Pestii al, tel is tq,esad t. eve of
iicin' notice (returnirEa paper CO.'S r.
satisfy the Law when a subscIi, C. does
not takc his parsr from the %tt;cc, an
state. the rsaesn Of its no being taken,
an | a ucglact 10 ID s. makes tie post
mister %rssron.ib.e - he publisher fol
the 2yment.
A1r r'-so" whctakcs n poror rem The
po.so.ise, whether directed in hi, nailc
or shat Of another, OF wLe;h. he has rub
scribcd Or not, is responsible for the pay
If Il person orders his paper discontinue
cd. he Hlu Fay afl areas. or the publ hcr
may continue II send il uEtil payment is
made, and collect tac whole mount,
rheiher ii he taken lIom the office or
not. H. -. b g t-coAt..u
4 &c uatil tie pay ntn: is m de.
II thr sul'.crib-i o. d,rs lie aper IL be
ST. ppcd NJ a Ger ain time and he pub
lisiier continics to send it, the subscriber
L. bound to pay forit if hc taxes il out of
he t2icc. The law pr'ro"As upon the
ground HAT y ,m,n must az for what lac
uses.
, The conrts have decided that refusing
to take newspapers AMI period Gals ffom
IN" Ht1ce in priina ,acia cviutnte q:
territorial frar1
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

and VI est Virginia, ard is only
cqualcd by those Of the Coni;ells-
Vile region OF Pa. II produces
j.j per cent more coke than the
New Mexican Goals from which
coke has Hitherto been made !,
commercial quantities. and will
bcsr S per cent. heavier charges.
:. ca!orific power, !. g. hca 'ag
e paci'y, our coals fall slightly be
hind the best Goals of Pa, exceed
those Of Colorado, Montm.a and
Tcnne see, end equal the highest
grades OF ". Va.
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RepuMi-hcd by Request.
& q a Is.

Oac of our readers writes to
know something about White Oaks
Cooking Coal. therefore. for his
benefit. and that of the general
public, we append certain infor-
nation.
Analysis Of our Goals have been
made by experts in New York,
san Francitco and st. Louis, ~
Mr.. Dve. Col. .Jcvctt and others
here. Careful tests of their COX
ing capacity ana pcrceniac" OF
production have also been made.
All the numerous gentlemen, who
at different times, in different
places, and without ~commnnica-
ton with each other, have tested
our GOALS and have reached sub
stantially the same results.
We have now before us the re-
port of an analysis made in st.
Louis by very high authority,
which we give, that will serve to
show an average Of a very largo
. Z x-.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

I, h"ttSAiEf - Amy TRANsrt "ATrux.
~ - lcadIunrirr, Dcpar;mcm Of Arzo
Ia, Once Chief Quaitci master. Los Any,-
lcs,t al. March II. 1889 - Sealed prcp,,-
as. Will he received ~ this Office. uu,il II
o'clock, IN. on THURSDAY, Anil Il.
1857, and cp'ncl immediately tarrruf-
ter In the presence Of biddcis. for Tr.n..
portut!cn. by wagon. of military sup,lD :
during the fiscal year ending Jurr m
1881. on routes in ihr Department of tr.
izuaa, as foF ows :-KUurE M. 1-Frnm
a"l stat oh % he Atlantic AID pnc:.cu ar
Prescott AID Altoona Genital Railroad IN
Fort Verde. \ r. Il UTE No. > From
i-ho,niX. =. Tt Fri McDywcll. A r.
ito l1E No j From 70 ic Station. a r
to f"rtTow;c. ~ I. RcrTE No -
From Bowie St"iion, ~ WILCOX. A. II. ia
Fort Thomas. and San Carlos. 4. T. nnd
from Fort Thomas t. Gan Carries. A. T.
k'tTE No. From y iicoN. 4 I. To Fort
HrAntA 7. Ror~.. No G-From HalhIoo,
Al. to- Fort 6!achr. AT IiourL No =
rom lMr'on. A TITO Fort Lowell. A t
EourE No s-Frtm Huachuca Station, 4
J I" Fort EGHrh.co. A I Rorrn No ,
r'om any station on a T WSF RI to
Fort Stanton. n VI. Rorrr M. 10 Fr, m
various; " y. 20 F,.t UDion. N NJ
KorTE No Ill From Wineatj Station. II
N. to Fcit "iE.aie. N VI RouvN No |:
iron. aver Chy. N NJ, to Fort Bayart
n VI HorrE No. ia-Fr"m Railroad STA
ton al tltr Fee, N NJ, TO Fort Marcy u
d.. Specifications. general in trnc;io:,.l,
bidders and blank forms OF proposal wi
be furnished Oh application to hi. oNlcr
or to IA. Assistant Qua:trnastcr II Tac
49, T. or Santa re. II VI A. s KIM
BALL QaGr. r;aas:e:, l. i AiL Y. Oh C
QuartclMg.t"r. III
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

In the hands Of vo,sng men this
great system has been So carefully
IAN: ed that It lws earned IL II,
at!on second to Eul.e Tor cun,..
,.nce, sa!c and the luAurirs 1
trAvrl. 1t is IL :. bccun.,nr ..u
pular route Tor tr%nscUnun.vh,al
rayel. III |c.nlecilui. Aitl. ne
uu,hern i'at.Lc ra;lruav.
Ii has % cncd III ali Almost 81.
milcd ticlu for pioneer c%r.tcilrise
the far West. No .tlicr ra.l.
,ad can carry in..E, vii, is seek
~ his fortune. to go.dcn olloru
..t.cs suc.i as are open along a
ioasand miles of this great ,,s
80.
Special freight rates are given to
.irers and imnlgr9nt.
For all the information yon de-
RE write To
w. -. WHITE.
General Passenger Agent,
TopoF'.. Kansas,
Dr. W l.. MALCOLM, Eastern
Arnnt 40 i,roo1v,v >;.v X,,,L
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

ahou, the aN,s,h part at its bulk III a grand double 's'e.
scope, Ms large as Is Easy To- carry We WIN" :" ~
aa.s' may. rom ~ 1851 u a day nj least, 'epnt the sisit~Ith-
OH, . xparirnee Bettar writs at once W payahssp u s,,",svs
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12
m TIE ODELL %
4 li'n itIiElt III
o. M will buy the ODELI TYPE
NH. III WRITER Warranted t. do
FAOO0 rs good work as any $780, co

90 EOO'A . ~ 49,
machine.
1t CONFINES SIMPLICITY with niHAn,Lt-
rY-sPhEL, EASE OF otE7ArIHh~-w.its
Logger without cost Of repairs han any
otli,r machine, IA nc lux ribhon to both
ar the operator. Ii I. neat, Substantial.
n'cicl lated. perfect and ada ed 10 all
kinds tf ,YFcwri;inr. Like s printing
plcss. it produces Sharp, Clean, LaGihls
EMnusc!i pts. Two to ten cop;c! can be
iva g At one wri,iHg Editors. lawyets.
minis crs, baikcrs, merchants, maluf"c.
i1rels. business mcn, etc, .Arnct n@ke =
better invcs'mcnt fer a15. Any Ash.
gent r.:.on IN A we. 90" rttA~." a ntaD
operator. GA IT'D one in tw months.
S. Geo offered any operator who C. n
do better work with IA Typs writer D IL
that pro"uccd b! tht ODELL - lie
liable AGENTS and Statesmen Want.d. &c
cisl indrcemenn,to Dealers, Hor PampA
lei. giving Endorsements. &c. addi's- &c
ODE! L TYPE RITTER CO.,
Inc The Rookcry, Caicaso. Ills
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Per cent

SalOrlnc power. -. l.'o" Pritlsll
Thermal Units per Il of coal
1t makes Il strong silvery coke.
with a yield of SO Fer cent. Of
the original coal.
The percentage of ash is high,
but not in excess of the percent
age in many of the most desirable
Goals in the L. S. The percent
age i'll Jagycrs (Alabama.) coal is
1I.33. In the Bozeman seam, in
Montana, 1855 is the per cent
In the Maxey, Montana. il is IS.
80 and IA. In the old bank Of
the Wheeler" Colorado, the per
cent is POI. In the lowor scam Of
tie Little Book field, Colora-
do. 11.5. In the famous Georges
Creek. Goals of the Cumberland
region OF Pa. the ash rise. to 9.QJ
per cent. ~
The White OAKS Goals are high
in volatile matter gas. Alab.-
ma Goals average in this respect,
80. H..
Arkansas II. SO
Wheeler's banks, Colorado .33. G5
Four Mile Creek =. ....32.5G
Grand River........" ...32. 20
Highland 36. 50
MaXey, Montana 1876
Bohemian ........33.O 5
Tennessee coal fields. 49,. .33.IU
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

IS ..raE y III, D~A.r.,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

In sulphur, Waite Oaks Goals
are below the average Of the ya!u-
able Goals of the L. 5.
Of phosphorus, they have not n
trace.
The percentage Of COKE which
is yielicd by this coal is precisely
the general average of the yi-ld
lii the United States.
The percentage in Pennsylv,ria
is "a, and Pa. provides four-fiiths
of the total amount. Colorado and
West Virginia return their re,
eeltage ~ Go. Ali the other colIc
producing States and Territories
fall below our percentage, the low
est being Illinois with is per cent
the next lowest, Kentucky and
Tennessee, with % per cent elch.
Kansas GOALS produce but 53.3 per
cent.
In strength, that is, capacity T..
bear up Il charge in the smelling
furnace, White Oaks coke exceed,
that from the Goals of Col.rnd,
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20 BOOKS HIVhN AWAY

We will ssrd tbs entire Is, q Twenty valuahie
seof. enumerated ssd dess-s.} allow. to every sss.
ecribsr to thIs papa Tor tec-fs n2f fehr, Mao ts.hIs
pr:oe Tne,s ssobs, "ssh one = shich ecntsins = com
plete fra, class rcre. Or a'scr aork ~ 4 we'll krewn
snd popular antaer. -. fas!is.: IN hs.t pan,snis'
ami macy OF then sanAsc..siy ii"strstc-. tbs. sem
t,e greatest anr ~ -: r.pslSr wii;ori or = A.aoft.
ca .ui Europe. nasa ess "a eoAr!c;s itssu:
No. as Nrc. Cx ssIo'& '~Irtain Lectures. 81
Dor si.As JE'aoio. vssJ oil snd very iuney. Tbs
10 ii. Aavost1rss.fn rEcasisr,. by ths..
thof II "rY. ~ a!rls > A.!,sts Ain New ferx."
A:gr.sthaTarsa.s" w .ers'ar sn.h. nm
IVA trz.n ~. AvaIea.i. ," 81 ii: atom .: u,eful facts.
h.Su aad sagxe.tions t,- tanners aud g"sdsaers.
No, ar F-"na tss f:s'ta ia tae Moon. 4
Va Ths Li.t,e. Ola sfan Of ~. Batig-
males. Ak.yal. By 1.ILs ,sariAs' .r., ",
Re. Ht Tn. l.indsn Farm Br'As. a xovei.
20. 81. si..oa D+rs,eA's ia ushtcr. A ssros.
IL. TI,s r,nron'. WIZ. ANsv.i. ny ST.
w 40. "a; Peril ef 3ichnS.i Pardon. A
W. x,. %isInehb.sa I A Eovoi. ny Esther
~ ~ .I.vAs Gue'tiIac'. r;es. A Newell. p,
'EsaH. .rae-ssrny Ta;se.. ANorel. By N. T.
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10. -. Percy and tse Eror,:7,. 4 Ho,sl.
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Id Results SPEAK I'd Themselves
MrssouLA. MoEr.. Feb. 30. 1880.
DR.. J. Eugene jordan.

MrssouLA. Mosr.. Feb. 20. 1880.
DR.. J. Eugene jordan.
Seattle, wash.
Dear Sir-One Of your books on Histo-
genetic Treatment OF Diseases has lately
fallsn into my hands. and therein recorded
10 IN af1davit Of The cure Of neuralgia !
refer 10 Mrs. Fiahss. on pags iA.
Ny daughter. nov In her 23d year. II
somewhat similarly affected. Our physi-
clans call u neuralgia Of the nerves Of the
heart. OF late the disease seems to b
more obstinats. and from repeated attacks
Of . severe nature. she has not besu able
10 ret out 81 The house Tor nearly two
moushs. Her only relief Of late b
hypnotics We nov kssp In the house for
an smsrgsncy suipheaal given In 5 gf.
doses, one powder at bedtime generally
suffices. II seems 10 sase her pain and tn
duces sleep
II from this imperfect description Of her
csse ron can prescribe treatment, wish
you would do 20 and ssnd me some Of your
remedies by mall II they can b 20 ssnt.
otherwise By Northern Pacific express.
Nth bin fos sans. and win remit On ~
csipt thereof.
II you prefer not 10 risk he medicine
without prepayment, inform me Of the
cost and viii remit. bat would ike 70
try the remedies with ~ ntus delay -
posslbls, - the CO. IL very critical.
Yours vary truly.
n. g. HOBLITZELL.
City Clerk.
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Nsw Y0ax, uasrh 0-Dullnesa IN stock
Nhte1 - - e1oA : feature Tor NE paet
- = aW uege pronounced today, end tFsne-
1om vee IL smallest fosths moruing hours
0uoU t6an six monthA The Strong tone of
lenWooy Nmained. howevef, and the market
Gonoo 6uli ana strong. q the bsss prices.
eovonnents steady.
teepaean opened STEADY q s6JS for spos
-; Apsl epetons opposed q SD and I'LL b
- ~ uilying and closing arm u n. epes
uxed ~ y md closed nrm ct III.
- neea exchange opened q So: closed
~. nal nies i0s,Oo0 barrels.
HxcnAnan AND sEcumrIea
- Ioaas March 1-Money IVES sasy q ~
- - ioon2
1sSlavss NJ
BONDS.
"a = fenn~c..s ,,ng,u..,a.a. "a.
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NoRrHERs PACIFIC RAILROAD
b IL linz - take b III paints Rase end
south. II u the DINING cAn nocrE Il
rsns tnsoasA vesubaled Trains svery
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(lso change Of carso
Composed 81 Din,us Cars Unsurpassed, ruil-
nan Drawing Room Sieepen q
latest oQuipmenk
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BeGe thas can b constructed and IN which
eccomOodafions are both FREE and furnished
xLsoAN1 DAT coAcnEA
a1oedine direct and uninterrupted service.
in advancs through any ssens Of the read
THROUGH TICKHM
To and from all points in America, Kusland
ard Esroys oaa = purchased - any uckss
Leave sessss & SIS = n, daily; arrive u
Minneapolis or q. Paul ct $40 p. n.
PACING DIvIuoN.-Anive q Seattle rs Z n,
os.,. ssa dS sS s ass sse s m
coma sxPrsSi 80 m. Portland snd soctA-
a.:s and south; 100 : NJ icons sxps:ss:
M, fcrsisnd and south. 49, -
Through Pullman Palace Glsepins Cars. els
eaDt day coaches finest palace dining can BE-
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
FIii Information eoncernins sssss. tins os
trains. routes and ether detath furnished On
spf B. caHh 3 Asst Gen. Pes. Az,
III Eil1t 81, Cor. Naenington. Portland. o..
A. CHlL1ERG. CITY Ticket Agent nc second
A seattle Depot. ioos a Third sss,ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24
BONDS.
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eAE FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW
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g. peosi holders offer moderately.
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