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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-05-21
IMPORTANT.
4 Short HOmily on the Art OF
Advertising.

. Ia again calling the a.ieIaIoD OF Gu; city
merchant. to the excelience OF The Times al
All advertising medium, We feel called upon to
an, wer the Plea Of sbort sighted business men
v no It'll peri I in Doing business without
advertising, and then complain of the terri
bly, dull times. They affirm that adserts-
ing does no good, and that what little sup
port they give paper Is more an act Of char
ty than anything else. Such men as these
re not BY any means the progressive and
prosperous men Of the community. They
owe their want Of success, to the fsct that
they are not only narrow minded ut per-
fecly ignorant OF the importance G. advsr-
tisng TO every bushes mar. Persons or
firms who advertise judiciousiy, and as lb-
orally az their blsine-s will permit, sre cure
Of a handsome income from their exDendi-
.ures 1t is well to con-iler, Grs., what
Il e iiIms are par icu:atl1 adapted 10 the
Kind oi b1siBe = one follows, When once ST.
! .c,ed they should be adhered to strictly una
Ii the pub ic becomes conversant with his
name and pl,c OF Business, and soon Gus
TONERS, bv familiarity with his snnounc-
ment-, wall look with an interest for every
fresh bulleiu. Scores of merchants can to-
day be pointed out in every city, who, by
pursuing t i. Intelligent policy, have first
attracted pu5iic attention, and have built
colosssl fortunes upon the advantages first
gained by neSspapsr advertising. Bat it il
Bct ID advertising al 1ne that the merchant
must look tor succesF He mus; be faithful
% the promises he makes to the public; 9TH
.rvi-e hr VIII very soon forfeit its confidence,
md Lore both money and trade by his mis-
.irec,ed enterprise.
We sometimes hear If persons who have |
convinced themselves by practical expert |
nee that advertising doesn't pay" To |
ii such we can say that sdver Using does |
,av for all whs understand their business
I does not pay to announce great bar
"A ms" when they cannot oder them, nor
oes it psy to attempt to palm of an infe-
ior STICK If goods at high rates through
he medium OF newspapers. The purchss-
NJ public is too sharp 10 be caught by any
u, Ia trickery The newspaper affords most
xcellsnt facilities, however, to he made
&c Of by the merchant to inform the com.
1unity Of the advantages TO be gained by
atronizing him; and when purchasers flock
, his store, let the goods offered exacly
gree, both in quality and price, with the
Elements in his advertisements. In this
ay confidence is established between buyer
nd seller, and the latter by ever following
he, same policy will surely reap the bene-
Is which fair, honorable dealing is bouni
secnre. Bnt if he oppcs tie policy is par
led, let not the adver User attribute 10 the
ewspaper the want CT Success which his
wn folly has merited.
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Seven Milliols;of Pores.

All day aud al night the exhausted particles OF
every human system are passing Of through
seven millions of a"arter-incn hcse-ihst bel Bg
about the length ui the swcat-ducts connected
with the pores II these are obstrueied sickness
ensues. Ii they were sealed up the consequence
would be death. Ii IS Of the provinces of Hos
tetier's Stomach biters to keep the SUP CRITICAL
esca pc pipes opeu, well those lsrger evtra-
ordnary oTsans tie bowels. The siomache and
skin ~ mpathize ana it is through the s,om-
ach mat the RitteTs act ulsOn the cutice, keeping
II moist, elastic and unicverei. The Iamous veg
ctsbie invigorInt l. a marvellous medicine; no
other prepar alton known ms such variety OF
curative snd preserysttve elements acts n the
same time in such a variety OF beneficial WAYS. In
dyspepsia il strengthens the stomach, improves
the appel lie and controls the liver; in fever and
asue il freaks up the fits; in OF physie pros
traton il is literally vital spacihc.
nay2D-GAw
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ROBERT IARHAM,
Agent for I.eayenworth'

Sme Thirc.-Dr. Kings Syphilk,
Remedy If varIeBiod TO cure Syphi-
III Ike priEaIy, secondary and ter.
~ stages, and in all its varied and
duplicated forms, and will cure the
orst cases 81 yeneriai diseases, cases
hich have resisted the treatment of the
most eminent physicians in America
Ii cures the first stage and heals the
ulceus in few days. 1t cures ulcers in
the nose, throat, head, arms and legs;
also, hard pains in the bones and joints,
swellings in the joints syphili,ic rheuma-
nsm etc, in short lime. Prise IS per
package. Sen; everyw here by express.
A treatise on SEXUAL diseases tree. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. J.
Dinsbeer, j05 North Seventh stree, St.
Louis, 30. Cures guaranteed or money
efunded. Robt. Parhsm Agt., for
eaueus worth. cod Il "
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Card.

Ed. Times.
In your Sundays issue, 6nd, among 9TH
er Statements made by George 5. Smith,
late county treasurer, In the interview had
with him by your reporter, that he Happened
10 lie In this offie, ami in the course Of con-
versa,ion mention was made OF his election,
aud the fact developed that be had not yet
received his certificate of election; that
asked h,m il he wanted it; that he replied he
did, and that the certificate was made out,
&c. OF course | do not know what motives
Mr., Smith could have had in making each a
,tstenent, for it is not true. The facts are,
Mr.. Smith came into office and without
any preliminary conversation demanded his
ceTriicat. o: election. l knew my
duty, and complied with his
demand. This was all done
within n few minutes, and Mr.. Smith lett
the Office.
The law is very plain az to the duties of
the clerk, when application IS made :or an
election certificate, for it says the clerk shall
Issue and dslircr t. tie person declared cleo
ted a certificate of his election, upon his ap-
plication therefor. have therefore no ap
ology to ,Geke ior issuing the certificate to
Mr. Smiih.
The law Is imperative, and TO have de-
MED him the certificate would simply have
been violation of my oath Of Office, and i
only hope the day is far distant wien shall
regard with Indifference the solemn oath adj
miris.eret TO me before l entered upon the
discharge OF the dates OF this Office, much
iess Violating it knowingly. The first step
in cr;mc nv aTy sworn officer, il the disre
gar,; or violation Of lis oath of Office. Were
all public officers tue t, that oath, they
wouid I've true to thoee who place them in
power, and the official bond usually given
would he of little uae, except
as a matter of Term prescribed b. the statutes.
q. DIEFENDoRF,
County Clerk.
was present IT the time Mr.. Smith call
ed for his certificate and heard all the CONVEX
satioa between them, ard know that the
statement made by Mr.. Diefendcrf in rela-
ton to the issuing OF the Certificate is true
AID corTec'.
J. W. NICHAUs,
Depuv Clsrk.
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State Normal School.

The canGiiates Ior graduation have jus
finished nine day. examination, which
has been most searching and thorough.
Eighteen candida - tried the examination
o. this rumter the following have been sue
ces-fal, their names being arranged in the
order Of their standing:
Marion Cbidester. HUlIon, Jackson
courts; Emma +. Sm;taker, Pomona,
franklin county; Jennie Caste, Topeka,
Shawnee county; John 5. O.borne, Clinton,
Douglas county; Mary II. McDuf, Atchi-
son, Atchison county; Robert il. Williams,
Masysville, Marshall county; W. H. Lewis,
high Prairie, Lsavenworth county; Eva
Branlan, wyando,:e. Wyandotie county.
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Something About Starch.

4 poor -aach II nuisa;ce to the lsun-
dres-, t. the Eoa-s-ae-psr, fed 10 every one
who has Il te enough Il enjoy clean iane' :.
No, only does the lady or gentleman who
suffers common ch 10 intride upon their
clothes deny thsm-elyc' ah mp rant luxury,
but thy -u;isr iu oiEer way, ior common
starch %. : lup1r-. yellow, sour, or fuusty,
dIrcJ!rrz go s--fH.Ts their linen. 10
-allsfy Il - ie--.n ras a Ire article really
l., icl them tsy DaSyeas' SATIN Gloss
N,4rgh." 1t .- -aay O. -, gives beautiful
clear Il i-'l, > nov wh-ts, and goes further
than aay y''.sr ttrch made
Ma; oDsDiSy
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TaCAs.nmeIsof a.iue.

The Champion Glue Co. Of Chicago, H.,
are turning ont a n.w article OF glue, which
j. cheaper aud bet than any ever before
IN tie niait.1. Ted heir ''at."
A..
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sure Thing

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection
MOL are warranted TO cure the Con T.
rbea. elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
of the kidneys. bladder and urinary
Srrans Of male and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. > is q sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
of Power, caused by self abuse or exces.
s;ye indulgence Price of Or. Hunters
Specific - per bottle; Injection 81.
Sent everywhere by express. Or. J.
Dinsbeer, sole pToprieiy, No. sos North
Saventh street, ST Louis, No. Send
TWO stamps for treatise Cures gnar-
anteed or money refunded.
ROBERT PARHAM,
cod ,Sy Agent for LeayeuWorth.
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$50. 600 q. Lspnu.

Money 20 lo:r on lorg time, al 10 per
cent. iIIeItft, CT improved faIn.s end good
business ely pIoI cry. Ihcre wishing TO
borrow will call 81 Mr.. VIZ. BOON, State
agent of the Northwe-i'rn Mutual Life H.
suIaace Company, o0rrer Of tInh and Del
aware etreet-. spr27-d!Sw
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ONE FIFTY CENT Bottle

VIII cure more Complaints and prevent the system
against sudden ATTACKS al Epi- m cs and Coinage
Gus Diseases the rre Hundred oliasS expended
for other Il. edelnCs or med ical attend sHce.
The moment Railways Ready Relic: is applied
external or taken informally according TO drsc-
tionsPa rs! irom whatever cause, ases 20 exist.
IMPuRTANT.-M Miners, Farmers, and other
residing in IA sey-settied districts, w',era IL
dlficue to s.cuT the services OF ply stefan RA D.
WAYS READY RELIEF is invaluable. 1t can
be used with positive assurance of doing good in ali
where pain disc oni1rt experienced or il
ssizei with Influenza by phtterfa, Sore Throat,
Bad Coughs, HCaEseness, Bilious Collie, lI lama-
ton of the fowles, Stomach, Lungs, Liver, Kid
neys; or with tIoGp, Quinsy, Fever and Agur; CT
with NsuTa gia, Headache, Tie Doloreux, Tooth
ache, Earaci e, OF with Lumbago, Pam in thu Tack
or Rheumatism or with DiarIhse tholers Norbus
or Dyseutrt or with Burns, -calds, or Bruises;
or with Strains, Grants, or >pasms.
The al p:iCatiOn of the Ready Relief 10 the Iart
or parts where The PAN: iioulty exists, will al
Ia d ease and comfort.
% d-ofs in a half tunbieT oi water v II, in .ew
nonents, ci.e Cramps, spa=Ins, sour stomach,
Heartburn n, e. Headache, BrgErho3a, DyseniAiy,
Collie, Wind - the Ioweis and sill internal pans
Travellers LOiii al=sys carry bottle of Rad
says Rel. wita them. 4 few drops in wafer
will IreEc sick ress or pans irVih change OF
ter.
1t is bet CT than French Brandy OF Hi't,rs as a
Si!mullui
aoid ly Druggists. Prize Fifty Gents.
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Thousands

Have already HANDED ia sneir testimony to
the superiority of D5p!ey's Yeast powder
over ans IN use, and thousands will yet ter
tiiy TO lis worth af'er giving it a trial. II
mn, nds it-elC ASK Tor il al your GRO
GER MO '&w
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through which the human VOC issues,
never h come rusty. To keep the teeth for
ever frse from biemish, to render their decay
impos-'hi@. i - Only necessary TO Use Fra
grant o,z,ioTt. 1T is sntisepric and su-
preine'y whoi=z ONE. n20eod&v
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Would Never Use Them.

II perlors We're aware oil the Injurious
Clarat =r of most of Baking Powders now
ioT saie ia every town in our country they
would never Use them. 4 bakink powder
ID be good and Wholesome cannot be made by
i.n1rant persons. VINO know no more about
the chemical cgmbin=ti0ns nect s.arv for such
2 result than a school bow. Tie ,nly good
Blking Powder prepared by careful mani
pulstiOn from pure materials is DIR. Price =
Cream, not grain of substance In it not
found in the system. And for his Special
Fiavoring EKtrac we have only 10 say that
they are the finest, islrest an best t. he found
an this or aDy other country. mayo i&g
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PDND's EXTRACT af,rds immediate re-
lief ia al cs-es o: acIt- pair. This is strong
language, bat the Experience OF tseniy five
years aii'--t its tTu.h. Try IL
May2Ol&y
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HEHDERsoN BUCHU, tie grea, diure.it
IN uEiaIiing remedy tor all oi-ea-e- of the
Eidoeys and bladder, also ipr dyspepsia or
indigestion, hajuIeacy, or wind in the
stomach The most Distressing c.-es OF fe-
male week.-mrs. AID Uterine complaints are
permanently cured hy tsaGsrnn'- Euchu.
ID Is GnegIsil"'i hy sEv i.p"H remedy for
the cur- a. trri-r, gravel rud All gouty
and ri.sura,i1 af.r:a,i- Il l. 2, specific.
remedy - ezl..4.i.g -. .iH and tape
worms. 8. IS pr'nri!a'd 10y eulinen, phvsi-
rian- ~ c..ronic elections Of the liver. For
sale b. al .,ru-gi..-. See alyrri i-e men: IN
this .@srir
,,...3B .2t..g
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$500 REWARD.

strs yed or stolen from the updeI Isl. ned P eas.
ant Ridge, Kansas, one bay bo se II years old,
I'D. 81 On lett shoulder, white spo; on rial
ear, ore fore loot and both hind hite, large
white spot in for head.
une mare, dark by, small white spot OF lore
head, left bird foot bite.
One colt, iron gray, one year old. b.az face,
and " hite hind loot.
The above reward and expenses will be paid on
delivery ofthe above des rbed animals, o. iDfor-
nation that will lead to heir recovery.
kICdOLAs BRADLEY.
Pleasant Ridge, Leayenworth County, kan:as
Nav Is d,Sylw
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The committee appointed to open the
bids for the sale of the old Jail met yester-
day. G, Geiger Was the fortunate bidder
and pays $007 for the structure, mot includ-
ing the ieocc which surrounds the Jail yasd.
Gsiger wAs also awarded the coalract 10 do
the grading about TIE court house square and
streets. The price to Be PAID i la cents
per cubic yard. Work will b eonuns,oed
On the old jail the frx Of next wssk and =.
oording to the contract it nut b removed
IN tn days. The ssoss work VIII probably
Be ussd in The building Of neesssa,y smbank
Want Wall,
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ARMY ORDERS.
Department Of the Missouri.

Filth lniariry. COMPANY Z has be,n or
dered to guard TIE A. T. z. +. r. X. during
the season of active operations. Detachment.
are posted st Cunmsnr, Pierceville Sherlock.
AUBREY and Syracuse. Lieutenant. McDer-
mott and Written are at the other end of
this line. Cspti;n Edward Butler has gen.
eral supervision between Fort Dodge sni the
end of tire track, and i, ordered to mske in
spections of the whole li1e at least onte a
week.
Fort Dodge-A General Court-martial
was appointed to meet at Fort Dodge, May
Is. Cspt,in Tremaine. Assistant Surgeon
U. s. Army, and the following officers of the
Fifth Infantry. were detailed TOR the court:
Captains H. b. Bristol, Edmond Butler;
First Lieutenant Rober; Mcdonald, Second
Lieutenant H. K. Bailey. Second Lieutsn-
ant T. F. Forbes. judge-advoca;e.
Eighth Csvslry.-M.jor W. 4. Price,
Eighth Cavalry, vss relieved from duty IS
a member % the G. Z. NJ. convened at Fort
Bsysrd. n. NJ, by s. o. Nc. SO. c.. from
deps-tneu, L s61uar.ers
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r. IL. Howsley advertises several pieces
of desirable city properly in LeaSenwor;h for
exchange for farm l-nds. Sc ID in another
column. div.
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ATTENTION FARMERS.
The Graeter l. James Procession
Next Saturday.

II We are 10 judge from present indica-
tions, Saturday wall be gala day for the
farming community Tor miles around. The
grand procession will be composed not only
of turner's teams, but wagons carry
ing the workmen OF many Of our large
manufacturing establishments. All farmers
are invited to participate. Teams tina. go in
the line of procession will receive q free
,iske, to the rsffi, ,f $3.50 worth of farm
machinery. The Grst grand prize is Kirby
reaper and nower, valued at sos, and
manu- sc,ured expressly for this occasion.
The second prize will be one ef the finest
aad best two-horse plows ma utactlred. In
addition TO The above, thirteen other prizes
will be given away, and snmp,uous free
dinner spread for all, at the new market
house. Farmers from all parts of this and
adjoining coun les have siguified their insen.
ton OF joiring in the procession, and eyerv.
thing indicates that this bucolic display viii
be one one of the gsande,t things ever NJ.
tempted. A bsvy Of fu >ers' daughter.
clothed in white. will = in the -,
which carries the grand pa.
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THEMILD POWER CURES
Humphreys Homeopathic
6FECIEICs,

HAVE proved, from the most ample experience
III entire success. They The only msdi-
that mistakes cannot be made in using then -
harm ess be free from danger; and eficirE.
As 10 be alssys reliable. They have the highest
oommendiCon from az, and viii always ren,ief
satisfaction.
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An Editors Statistics.

au eas;ecn editor very frankly AID g,a,uii.
tously gives the following satisfactory s,at,s-
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The suit of the German Savings Bank
~ Simon Ables terminated yeterday. The
Bank got judgment against Ables for 8. 800.
The certificates Of deposits were cancelled.
and Mr.. Ables stock remains the ssme ..
Il he bad cot sold it 70 the Bank, and taken
hsessti6cates in payment thereof.
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No. Cmes. Prices in Borss. C,ps
I Fevcrs, Congestion. ndlmma,ion...- -
2.-.-.. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie e
s.-.--.Crying Cole or Teethine Of Inf nts.. e5
49,. DiaTrh9a, Children or Adults.........- -
81 ysent ~, gripping, Bilious Collie. -
6-.-... Cholera aorbus. Vomiting -
7......Coushs, Colds Bronehiiis..............- -
S.. Heuragia, Tooihache, Faceache. . -
9...-.. Heaiache, sick Headache, Vertigo. -
To-. Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. $780,. *
Unsurpassed OF Irregular Periods .-.--.. y
l2......LeuooTIhes, 100 Froiuse L, Iiois...... -
a.. Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing -
H.. Erupt ons, salt lthau trysipsias-.. p
I6.....Fsver Il Ague, Chills, Fever, Agues... so
H.. Piles, Bind or Bleeding 20
Is.-....Cs,arrh. acute or chr mic. Infusnz,. 50
90 Whsoping- cough Vic ent Coughs so =
2l.-.-.Asthma, Oppressed Breat N 80
22.....Ear Di-chaTges impaired Hearing. 50
d.. Scrofula, hnlsrsei Glands, -weliinss 80
"a. General debility, ply sical weakness, so
25......Dropsy and Scsnty -ecretious..-.-.-.- so
d.. Sea sickness, sicx ness from RIDING. 20
IT,. Kidney Disea e, Gravel. 50
2s--.-..Eervous debility, Involuntary Dis
%
2e.-.-Sore Mouth, Csnker-.-......... 70
So. Urinary Weakness. vet'ins bid. 50
Painful Perios hysteria............... 50
81. Suderings al Change of iife,.---...----i 81
ss....-.Epii.Psy, sPasm-, 81 vitus Dance.-.i %
"a. iP'heria, liberated Sore Thro't- 80
35-....Chron:c CO.. gsstions and Efuptions... 80
Famsls Gases.
with SIS Large Three Drachm Wall Rose
wood Case. ana Humphreys Homao-
paihic Mentor (Nes Bookl- .-............ II %
with So Large three d ach vial-, Morocco
Case, and specific Homeopathic Man
4wiis Is Large Three DracnI Wall: Paper 'OO'
Case, 4 specific Homeopath Manuel. s o.
Single large and 20
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sent by mail or express, free receipt OF price.
Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co
Once and Depot, $50 Broadway, n. 7.
For sale by T2EO. EGERD0RFF
apr7-205-eCdAv Leayenworth, kans
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&. EDWARD. LESTER.

his work has bfen long in pGsPa- atior, aad &.
co~ completed WI IA an accDnnt - II D II-nted
dsaih; The Tributes Of the Llilon at is Iavr AID
the vsrsal OF lie friends u h IIlsu.ty
thoughoIr the world.
The volume traces al u' 600 page, SvO with
ap'rr lit On steel o. the iaie . Ia o afd numcr-
Gus illustrations 1; Will prove bl-k Of .ts rh-
Ing n eres a q c Inmzno r. afy en- II
ale. CAsas ing Assass v5sk Tem -
lea ststrtty sub--rivs1oo BIOS, ami j. lO> IaY
Tor osSiverJ -es.dc - Asr Pr, y ctU- CIT IL
cate ..-r,isar sB1A1t @;li=y5
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Tickets. IS.

. s1pCarfiaecs viii run at regular interval.
between Ruby Hill and Eureka, for the con-
yenience Of parties wishing to attend th.
Bal, froc cf charge.
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Notice..

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N have sold out ali my right. title and i'm
Harrison. in Eureka. New. to Jaules heilly
of Eureka. Ncv.
All bills due the firm. aud all outstanding
indebtedness of the same. will be settled by
the new firm OF Reilly Harrison.
-1sg1F MAX. X.UBEi,FELDER.
Eureka. New. Nos. 2oth. 1879. ms
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Mining Tax.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the tax on the proceeds OF the mines for
tho auartcr ending, September ;Oth, 1914. is
now due and payab bic at my Office. and the
laws with regard to the collection of the same
will be strictly enforced.
49,. &C. WALLACE.
County Assessor Of Eureka County.
Eureka, New, Nov. l7,h, 1874. nlI
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Dissolution Notice.

V'HE ,COpAkTN ERShIP HEkErOFOHE
.. ekis,n: sstwssn vSsn 4 Mt.cmeeIs sGd
tenberg X Msndes, in tho Saloon and
" holeialc Liquor business. in tho town
and County Of Eureka. State Of Ne;
vada, is this day dissolved By mutual
consent. Joseph Mendes will collect all mo-
neys AID CLAIMS due or belonging to the
firm, win pay and is liable for ali debts or
clailas against The firm. ard will continue the
business aforesaid in the ssme place.
+. r. WIf1EN BERG,
JOSEPH MENDES.
Eureka, Nev,, Dee. lath, 1874,
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NOTICE.

T HAVE THIS DAY TISpOSED OF MY
J interest in the bIacksmithing and wagon
making business ia this nlace. All persons
settle at once and Ga ye Election Ly law.
GEORGE W. GILMORE.
Eureka. November n. lak n2l-lm
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Of Agent

r HAVE APPOINTED ADAM HALL TO
/ look after my mining interests on Prospect
Mountain during my absence from home
GEu. W. CASSIDY.
Dec. Eth, 1874. dl;.lm
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Notice.

NJ D. FOLEY Is HEREBY DULY
M. authorized 10 collect all accounts due
the updersigned in Eureka. All accounts re-
mai.ing unsettled after thirty days will be
prosecuted ior collection.
WuUDRUFF & ENNCR.
Eureka. Nov. Z. 1874. nos