01 Sep 1888
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1888
Page
1
1 assay for Gold, Steel Silver and 1 assay for Gold and Silver. Prices: 2.50 for Gold, 2.50 for Copper, 4.00 for all other metals in proportion. Lead 1.50 to 1.60. Special contracts for Mining Companies and Mills. Cash remitted with each sample. Aging terms offered in all branches on reasonable terms.
Tur Cnicaco Weekly News and Linconn Company announce a one year subscription priced at 2.75 dollars. The notice outlines a plan for ongoing publication and reader access.
Carizo Hotel in Waurre Daxe New Mexico under WM Gallagher is a newly brick built structure fully furnished. Sleeping rooms offer clean beds with light and ventilation. Tables stocked with the best market foods. Careful attention paid to transient guests and their wants.
A new grocery business opens on White Oaks Avenue opposite Wead's store selling groceries vegetables fruits and canned goods. The proprietor invites the public to support the venture and joins A Brown in soliciting patronage.
H K Thurber urges wage earners to back tariffs over free trade arguing European competition would lower wages. He cites U S deposits, emigration, and Mills tariff flaws while praising protective measures. A Democratic merchant letter endorses tariffs and a Tribune note on White Oaks road certainty.
A Lincoln visit highlights dangerous roads to the county seat and a heated political scene. Democrats oppose alliance schemes tied to payments for votes as court season looms, with Judge Long delaying our measures. Tom Finnessy case draws interest while A K Tierner explains a political shift benefiting cattle interests. Our columnists pledge full court coverage next week.
In the midst of fever and ague, inhabitants note surprising discovery of health improvement. The text extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an effective remedy, claiming it fortifies the system and removes illness, with praise of its benefits across the neighborhood.
An 1880s style narrative mocks elite townwomen who resist vanity and donate funds abroad. Observers describe a circus visit with satirical commentary on propriety, religion, and social status as murmurs and contrasting reactions ripple through the crowd.
The fragment markets a tonic and purifier for blood and health with testimonials claiming relief from lumbago and skin diseases. It also touts a Jersey City tobacco factory, Climax Plug, detailing its U.S. revenue impact and weekly pay, then shifts to local political notes about Lincoln county and the Republican party.
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