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STATE NEWS.
KNOX COUNTY.

The Camden Herald says that pair Of
horses belonging to Henry Knight ran away
one day last week, demolishing sleigh on tnt
way and SO cutting one of the horses that ms
it is thought the animal will recover
Canker rash is raging in Camden.
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster are work ing
at one forge in the state prison. Iron not ideas
is what they FORGE
WALDO COUNTY.
The store of Mr. Murray of South Montvlle
was destroyed by ire Saturday Loss $500;
insurance 5000. Part of the goods were saved
in damaged condition.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
A correspondent of the Machias Republican
living in Pembroke, complains that the third
selectman of that town is rumseller.
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FLASHING in their pearly sheen,
From the glorious coralline,
See those teeth untarnished!
White alike the back and front.
Yes, by the fragrant SOZODONT,
May beauty's mouth be garnished!

Now is the time to take those Knives, forks
spoons, sc. into the platers and have them re-
plated as good as new at half the cost.
"The Place."
A. H. ATWOOD, 81 Market Square.
QyC
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THE MUsEUM-It is safe to say that Miss
Chippendale's 'Topsey" is the hit of the sea
son at the Museum. People are not satisfied
to see it once, but 90 again and again. The
NAV will run this week only, and those who
wish to see the girl that "'specs" she 'grow'd
have no time to loose. There are many features
in the play besides Miss Chippendale's capital
impersonation, that furnish great amusement
to an audience.
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The parish meetings held last evening re-
suited as follows:
PLYMOUTH Observation-Disclosures, E, Trow-
bridge; Treasurer and Collector, N. G. Cum
mings; Parish Committee, F. A. Waldron,
r. D. Bean, w. c. How, q. S. d. Griffin and
B. f. Whitney. 1t was voted to raise 81, 267 to
defray the parish expenses, $4,000 for the
pastors salary, and 1925 for music.
STATE STREET Observation-Disclosures, j. w.
Munger; Clerk, A. T. Gerrish; Treasurer,
Charles Payson; Parish Committee, w. f.
Mllliken, Eben Corey and r. M. Richardson;
Music Committee, G. r. Millken, l. 7. Dana
and Joseph L. Blabon. The pastors salary
was placed at $780, $4,000 was voted for
music, and the pastor was given four weeks
vacation.
PARK STREET CHURCH.-The meeting of
this parish was adjourned for one week.
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THE BEST YET-Ten dozen two-button kids
at COO, and still better 25 dozen, in all spring
shades, at 75c pair. Yak laces and gimps at
fabulous prices, at Latner's, 535 Congress st.
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DIED.

In this city. April 5, Mrs. Charlotte LIZ VIE Oh M.
P. Austin, aged 43 years. 1891,
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
at her late residence, 1874 Pearl street
In Kennebunkport. April Sd, Mr. Daniel Murphy,
the only man in town who received pension Tor
services in the war of 1912, aged SO years.
In Vassalboro March 49, MIR. Joel Gardiner, aged
In HarpsweI. Myra F. Snow aged 81 years mos.
At Bristol Mills March 81, Charlie, son OF Jas Ii.
Varney, aged Is years.
In Bath March 20. Miss Minnie Estes; aged z! yrs:
In Vassalhoro March %, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife OF
Isaac Robbins aged 66 years.
In Jefferson March IS, Mrs. Emily Weeks, aged
At years months. - liz,
In East Boston, April 2, Henrietta Snowman, VIE
of William Snowman, aged Al years 10 months:
Funeral services this afternoon at Il O'CLOCK,
at No, A Atlantic street,
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Wanted.

A GENTS male and female, to sell one OF the best
IA selling articles in the market something ev-
ery family store house will buy. Ladies can make
money selling these goods. Would Ike general
agent for Maine This is good chance for the right
circnlar w. II. MANN & CO.,
"a Centre St., Portland.
P.O.Box 1414. apr6d&wtf
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BE WISE IN TINE Consumption is dis
ease that the victims seldom believe n until too
late. 1t is one of the surest symptoms OF the
malady, for the patient to insist that the congh
s'amo1nts TO nothing there is no danger.
Beware of this fatal incredulity. Stop the cough
before it reaches fatal point, with that most
wonderful of all pulmonics, HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR. Even when half the
lungs is gone it may save the other half and
proloDg life.
Pixies Tooth Ache Drops-Cure in one min
ute ap3eod&w1w
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THE Universal Favorite for hand or machine
sewing is without doubt the Corticelli Sewing
Silk. Its superiority has long since been in
dorsed by the trade and consumers.
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RTOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers will
N be in session at the town house in said town on
the 9th 10TH 18th and 18th days of April inst, from
till o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose OF
cevnp true and perfect lists of the Polls and all the
estates real and personal not by law exempted from
taxation, which such persons were possessed of in
said town of Cape Elizabeth on the LIST day of April
inst; which lists they are required to make and
bring in and be prepared to make oath to the truth
of the same.
And any person who neglects to comply with this
notice will be doomed in tax according TO the laws
of the State and be barred of the right to make ap
pcation to the County Commissioners for any abate
nent of his taxes unless he shows that he unable
to offer such lists within the time hereby appointed.
THUS. B. HASKELL, Assessors
FRED'K HATCH, Of
NATHAN II. DYER, Cape Elizabeth.
Cane Elizabeth. April 3, 1875, apr6d7t
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MARINE NEWS s.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, April 8.

Monday, April D.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Acadan, (Br) Cabel, Halifax, Ms.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, Boston tor East
port and st John. NIB. O.. n,,u.. ,..,.,,
Hrig Ernest lot Portlandl Sinnett. 81 Plerre' VIII
chOred inside Portland Light on Sunday night anu
during the gale Monday morning she driited in SO
tbal her stern lay close on to the rocks She was
towed ont of her dangerous position by the tug
Scott and was afterwards taken in tow by tn tug
A Warren and brought INTO port. Credit is que
Capt Began for the skill displayed IN getting tue or's
oI Sch h Winged Racer, Hawes Batimore-oysters for
market >,,.
Sch Isabella Thurrell, of and from Wiscasset for
Boston was crowded ashore at House Island on sun
day BY floating ice from the Bay. was hauied OH
without damage by steamer Express.
Sch Siak, Sherman Machias Tor Boston. was
forced into DANGEROUS position near T House lsahu
nv floating ice Towed out by tug w h Scott.
Sch Mott-Haven, from Calais tor New YORK, with
loss of foretopmast: c,,.,oo..on
Sch TameIlane. Kelley, Hancock 1or 0oncester'
Sch Kate Clark, Thurston, fremont tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-Henry
Barque Daring, Branscomb, Matanzas-Phinney &
Sch AIzena, Plummer. Matanzas-Isaac Emery.
Sch Helen M Condor. mccarthy, Philadelphia
bS Sc Sarah F. westcott st John, Md Kicker
g. Co.
sAlLED-Barques Daring, and Rachel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bros of Brunswick have
stretched the keel for ship OF l5Oo TONS 10 Dc on
Messers Briggs g. Gushing have got out the frame
for vessel of 1900 tons, which will be aoat next fall
and will be rugged into barque.
The frame for Capt Humphreys ship is all out and
partly set up, in Randals yard, Cape Elizabeth. she
will be eff early in the summer.
IONS for parties in Philadelphia and Bath to be COM
handed by Capt Call, recently of the ship James,
'os At Millbrldge. Master W Sawyer is building a
tbree mas.ed schr for Capt l. Sawyer, and will soon
commence on barquentine of 500 tons tor Capt Il IL
Tracav w Sawyer has commenced on a barque OF
ION tons tor Capt c Gay. Master Dyer is building
q baroue OF 600 tons for Capt JAS Leighton. j Fen
WICK Is building schr of 200 tons for Capt Simeon
strout. Master Hinckey is getting out the frame for
Messrs Nash & Co are building barque of 800
toms at Addison Point, to be commanded by Capt
Nichols of Machias.
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Passed Wood Hole 9TH, brig Lizzie NJ Merrill, Mi
mott from Cieptuegos for Boston.
Below Boston 9TH. sch Nellie Gushing, Simpson,
from Cuba for Portland.
Az at Havana Sd inst, brig Iza Walls, Portland
Ar at Cardenas Sd inst, barque Endeavor, Mount
fort, Boston; sch H Riley, Philadelphia.
Sid I'd, sch Gertrude e Smith, tor North OF Hat
teras. c- r.
North of HatteraS,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the Pr ESS, the circua-
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100000.
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New Advertisement To-Day

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Hi.h school--Class OF ''o'
civ Hail-Drummer Boy.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Notice-Portland homeopathic Dispcnsary.
M Il. A.-Annual meeting.
D u MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
The Fest Yet-Latners.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Music Books for the People.
New-A. M. Mckinney.
A SCISSORS Notice-Cape Elizabeth.
Wanted-Situation.
Wanted-Agents.
Legal Notices Il.
Notice of Petition for Pardon.
Opening-Tarner Bros.
William A, Pearce-Plumber.
A Valuable Fare in Gorham for Sale
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator of the estate of
RUFUS E. WOOD, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased required to exhibit
the same, and all persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment to
WILLIAM WOOD, Admir-.
Portland, March 16, 1875. apr6d1aw3wT'
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SPOKEN.

Feb "a, lat 70 S, Ion 80 10. barque VIM Cobb. from
Richmond va for Rio Janero, AZ days out.
March IA, lat % 81 Ion 81, sch Sunbeam, from Bal
timore tor Port Spain.
March II, off Gibraltar, barque American Eagle
from Messina tor New York.
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MARRIED..

In West Buxton. April 8, by Rev. G. W. Howe,
William Lord and Miss Eveline Sawyer, both Of bux-
ton. r, r,.o. .,,d
Miss Rosa B. Haynes, both of Hollis.
In Sumner. March %, William r. Glover and MISS
Mary Il. futile. xu,,.,
In China, March 10, Dean Richardson of Winsow
and Miss Lydia I. Head of Benton.
In Brighton, March 27, Herbert IL. COBB and MISS
Ella L. Nickerson.
In Rockland, March 25, Frank S. Kaloch and Miss
Almeda A. Thomas.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Sid I'm Newcastle NSW Feb H. ship Camilla, Hum
phrey, San Francisco.
In port Feb 18th. barques Montana, Mudgett, and
Sierra Nevada, Dow tor San Francisco. ldg; Ellis
worth. from Melbourne. ar Jan q for Hong Kong;
brig Levi Stevens. Glover, for San Francisco
At Ioilo Feb I. barque Envoy, Berry. from Manila,
At Calcutta Feb 26 ships Winged Hunter, Panno,
"A Ar at Sierra Leone 18th ult sch Daniel Webster.
At Ma aga 18th ult, brig j Pettengill, Hall, TOR
New York, ldg.
Ar at Gibraltar 18th inst, barque Abbie Bacon Mer-
rill. Malaga tor New York, (and towed through the
Passed through Gibraltar Straits 4th ult brig Lie
Houghton, Rose, from Messna for New YorK.
Ar at Molendo prev to Mich 10, ship Sontag, Nc
Sid I'm Cardiff Sd inst barque John zittlOsen Mer-
Ar at Queenstown 4th inst. ship EnOs sOuie, Drink
water, Enderbery Island.
Ar at Wexford Sd inst, sch Grace Bradley, Turner
Darien.
At Humacoa Mch 9th. sch Margie. McFadden, for
New York, ldg.
Portland.
At Baraeoa Meh a. schs Annie freeman Harris
for New York; Caleb Eaton, Savage, for do.
ar at Havana lst schs M Moseley Sargent, New
York; I'd, brig Hattie S Bishop Bishop, do.
Sid I'd, sch Eastern Queen. Rodrick. Charleston.
Ar at Matanzas 3Ist ult. bargue Frank, Wallace
Newport. E; brig B Cove; Hodgdon, New York
sch Lowell, Rice, Portland,
Ar at Cardenas I'd. barque T Stocker, Tyler, I'm
Portland.
Sid lst inst barque Idolique, Nickerson. for North
of Hatteras brgs Jeremiah, Ford and Charlotte,
Wbittemore, do; sch Ruth Darling. Gray, do.
Ar at Sagua 31st, brig Sarah Gilmore, Staples, from
Philadelphia.
Ar at Mayaguez 10th ult brig Tally Ho. Sprague,
Pascagoula; goth, sch John Libby, Wilcox, Bruns-
wick, Ga; Bowdoin, Randall. New York.
Sid 10th, schs Allegro Kear Portland; 18TH,
Emerson. Emerson, Ponce; 10th, Ernest Lee, Ride
out, Newburyport; 18th, brig Clara Louise, henra-
hen Boston via Aguadla; goth, schs Nellie Starr,
Poland Ponce Eva Ade Ellis. Aguadn.
In port oath ut, brigs James Davis. Partridge for
Newburyport, Idg; Mary Dana, O'Neil, disg; Cas-
lillian, Owen, do; schs CygDus. Steele, for Boston;
Aldine. Dennison. for New York; Anna Barker
Snowman for North of Hatteras; Bowdoin, Randall
and John N Colby, Wilcox, waiting
Ar at st Jago oath. sch Mabel Staples Cole, Il ON
New York.
--latest by Europe ugsteamers.l
Havre-ln the Roads Goth. Emma, Oliver, from
New Orleans; Addie Sleeper, Sleeper. Tuspan.
Sid 18th, Northampton, Trask, New Orleans.
cid goth, Sharmuc. Williams. Cardiff.
Ar at Samarang Feb l. Idea Berry, Turner, from
New York
Ar at Kangoon Feb II, Alice Reed, Kelleran, from
Liverpool. 80
Ar at Akyab Feb 10, Mallevile, Thompson, from
Bombay.
Sid I'm LegEorn 18th ut. Poheno, Philadelphia.
Sid FIN Cadiz 18th ut, Levi Hart. Giles. Gloucester
Ar at Antwerp goth ult, Proteus, Chapman, from
Charleston.
(~.INlx NrNxx
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The following gentlemen were elected d.
rectors for three years: H. B. Brown, l.. ID.
M. Sweat J. H. Drummond, W. l.. Putnam
and J. H. McMullin.
At the close of the reading of the reports
the old board of directors were reelected, and
the board organized by the choice of the same
officers. 1t was voted to request the city to
choose two directors, and to make the annual
appropriation for the Library.
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uIsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

s'READ We Olde Folkes Advertisement from
re shoppe of Oliver Ditson & Co."
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Music Books for The People.
FATHER KEMP,s OLD FOLK'S CON
CEkT TUNES. 40 cts

FATHER KERHP,s OLD FOLKS con-
CEkT TUNES. 40 cts
CONTINENTAL HARMONY. $3.50.
Ye Otde FolEes Note Bookes are printed at our
Shoppe, from a0hence send them, PoSte-Payde on
ye receipt of ye retail price. Ode and YuHge tore
ne Ancient tunes.
POPULAR CANTATAS.
And more popular every season, are ESTHER, THE
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN, zoo ctsl DANIEL, $50 ctsl, BEL
sHAZzAR's FEAST, $50 c,sl, FLOWER QUEEN, I75
ctsl. PICNIC, Isl 00l, LAWMAKERS, Isl OIL, CULPRIT
FAY, 1871 GOT, MUSICAL ENTHUSIAST, $50 ctsl WIN
TER EVENING ENTERTAINMENT, [S1 00l. May be
given with or without costumes
Fine Collections of Easy Music.
Winters Baud Of Four. S1.CO.
Musical Garland. Vic lin, Piano n cc't.S 80 so
Musical FLOWERS. Flute, - $3.50
Violin Amusements. St1O.
Flute bouquet. $I,0o'
Sold by all the principal music dealers. Sent post
free, for retail price.
OLIVER DITSoN 8 CO.. Boston.
CHAs. H. DITsoN s. CO., I'll Broadway, n. Y.
ape d&w2w
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Portland Institute and Public Library
The annual meeting of the Portland Insti-
tute and Public Library was held at the
Library rooms yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was called to order by the president,
Hon. W. L. Putnam.
The following reports were read by MIR. L.
A. Noyes. Secretary and Treasurer.
To the President and Directors of the Port
land Institute and Public Library:
GeRtlemeR,-I submit herewith the usual
detailed statements of library work. BY
them it will appear that we have issued 1902
volumes to subscribers the past year, against
81 ,09l for the previous year. We had 322 sub
scribers at 50, and 26 at 81; total 34S exclu-
sive of life members, teachers and others on
the free list. 429 volumes have been pur-
chased. 2O2 volumes of periodicals collected
and bound, and 121 volumes presented; a
total of 1852 volumes and 81 pamphlets.
The number of books purchased seems
small but they are generally valuable books,
many of them devoted to specialties in art or
science. 272 volumes of the above were other
than works of fiction.
Encouragement has been given to the stu
dents of drawing and painting by the pur-
chase of several costly works, ana one OF
them has been in almost constant use at the
rooms since its purchase
We have now over 10000 volumes IN the
library. Careful attention has been gwen dur
ing the past year to preparing some plan OF
an arrangement of the rooms, and especially
to the shelving in the rooms, so that no
changes need be made for some years, even
supposing the increase should be such that
in five years we should have library OF
10000 volumes. Such plan has been par
tally matured, at least sufficiently to make II
evident that library Of 10000 volumes
could be accommodated PROVIDED we hao
well lighted reading room.
In this connection the most important
thing to be considered is the subject OF the
free admission of the public or their exclu-
sion from the shelves. Much complaint is
made that books are misplaced, and we know
that books are stolen by dishonest persons
under the present system OF free access 10
the shelves. All this we have sought to rem
edy with varying success and failure. onoer
the care of your assistant librarian, Mr.
Watson, an improvement has been sought In
the neatness and order of the rooms as well
keeping the books in their places on the
shelves. Efforts have also been made to
complete sets of periodicals and newspapers,
and the recent gift of the files of the Argus
not included in our enumeration the present
year, will nearly complete to 1860 our files OF
Portland papers. An effort has been made to
supply ali calls for the purchase of new
books.
The time seems near at hand when by
united effort to raise not very considerable
sum of money the designs of the founders OF
the library may be realized in library free
to all our citizens. An amount equal to the
amounts realized from one of the great fairs
held in the city the past Is years would rem
der it practicable. May that day not be far
distant.
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POPULAR CANTATAS.
A Valuable Farm in GOrham for
Sale Cheap.

4 ESS than of mile from depot, churches,
II schools, story house, barn, &c. in good con-
dition eighty-ive acres of land, soil both clay ana
sandy loan 40 acres under cultivation on valuable
cranberry bed, orchard of about 800 trees choice
grated frnit includes some pears and plums, lou
busbelsof apples last year. valuable timber and
wood lot Of some 40 acres that will pay high rate OF
interest If properly cared for Price S350O, liberal
discount for cash. Apply to F. G. PATERSON,
Dealer in Real Estate Williams Block second building
east of City Hall, or II. R MlLLETT, Gorham
an6 COW
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A. Nj. MCKINNEY,
$50 1-2 Congress Street.
a ASSESSORS NOTICE

PSI shall open my rooms to the public on Mon
day. April 5lh when all invited to call and e1-
,i,,,nfl D1n
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TO the Inhabitants of the Town of Cape
Elizabeth aud all Persons liable TO be
nssessed therein.
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Notice of Petition for Pardon.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition for the
~ pardon of George H. Littlefeld, OF Windham,
now confined in the Maine State Prison. nnder con-
yicton Of the crime adultery, will be presented TO
the Gorverner and Council at their next session at
Augusta ON the Goth, inst. ,o,oo,o
April 6, 1875. ap6uZtoUl3
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Bonds aud Mortgages.

CAREFULLY selected Western Municipal Bonds
~ and Real Estate Mortgages and Trust Deeds.
Inquiries. Collections and Remittances promptly at
tended to. CHARLES III. HAWKES.,
augl7TuTh&S1y2ap Sc MiddleSt.
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senAinal Weakness.

Seminal emissions. the consequence 81 ssit
abuse. This solitary vice. or dt PRAYED resRs
indulgence II praciised BY the youth OF Doh
sexes 90 ais almost unlimited extent. producing
with nncrring certainty ihe following train q
morbid symptoms, unles, c. inflated by seier'
tific medical measures. viz, Sall0w count
nance, dark spots under the eyes, pain IN u
head, ringing in the ears. noise like therrss
ling II leaves and the rafting vi eharigs
uneasiness about the lnins. weakness OF iR
limbs, confused vision. blum ed intellect. lca
OF confidence, difiiaonee In ApprsachiA
strangers, dislike 10 form new acqnairtanfs,
disposition TO shun society, loss Of memsr
hectic Pushes, pimples and various crupsi1s
about the face. furred tonPup. feild bfssR
coughs. consumption, night sweats, mats
mania, and frequent insanity. II reid
nos obtained. should apply immedEsf
either in person or by letter. and have ear
effected bv .his new and scientific mod q
treating this disease, which never fab y
eaecting quick and radical cure.
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Persons at distance may be cDkEp a.
HOME by addressing . letter IL Oh. 6ibboS,
stating case h, symptoms, length Of time Tee
disease has continued, and have medicines
promptly forwarded. free fir IN amAss Ana
curiosity. With full and plain directions,
rheumatism. Fever and Agte, Piles, ana
Fistula. permanently cured. o, no charge,
Persons writing to the Doctor VIII pss
state ths name OF the paper they see TINS
vertisement in.
by inclosing ten dollars coin. In REGISTERS
letter, through tins post-offiee, or fbrox
Wells Fargo and Co., q package 81 meniels
will be forwarded 10 any part OF the uniA
All communications strictly coahdeniisL
Address DR.. i. Y. 6IBBON. 623. KearnF
street. corner Of Commsreial. San Franfns.
Post-office box 1857. Remember to put bOA
1857 ON the letter. ocfH
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Registration Notice.
NTHEREAs. THE BOARD OF SCHOOL

WHEREAS. THE BOARD OF SCHOOL
Wv Trustees Of Schuol District No.
t"lanemucca) has ordered Special Election
to be held in said District On me 10th day Of
March, 1915, at which Election Will be sub
United to the qualified lectors Of said bis
trlct the question of ASSESSING a special
Tax for the purpose of Enlarging the School,
house" OF SAID District
Now therefore. notice III Hereby given that
he Registration Books OF Union Township.
in said school District, HUMBOLDT county.
Nevada, are now open at my Office for the
keeistraAon of the names II the qualifiea
electors in said township at the said special
Election to be held ON the 10Th day of March.
1875, and will continue to be open for
such Registration between the hours of 10
O'CLOCK A. Al. and o'clock y. M, OF all legal
days, including the l.th day Of March, 1878:
and from O'clock p. NJ. to O'Clock p. M.
during the ton days next preceding the 10Th
day OF March, 1910, in addition to the hours
above specined, on wiiich 10th day Of March
the books VIII be cl ,sed at d clock p M
All naturalized citizens must produce their
naturalization papers, or come prepared To
p1oso ti.eit ioSs. 400 DAVIS,
Registration Agent.
W.nnemucca, February 2, lSi5.-td
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4
NJ Office IS. HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT
An injecting Il the Board of Trustees OF
winnemucca School district, No. z, held in
the ~che l-house in said District ON the I'd
day Of February, A. ID. 1875, it was moved aud
unanimously carried that the question of
raising by Special Tax the sum Of Tw.nty-
i've lS2,509 Hundred Dollars, to he appro-
s'riated to the building OF an additional
school-house and to the repairing Of the aid
one, should by said Heard be unlimited to the
qualified Electors Of said District.
Now, Therefore, be IL known that Special
Election Is hereby called for the object get
forth above. said Election to be held at the
Schoot house, in Ninheglucsa,. ma boldt
county, Nevada, on he 20th day II March, A.
u. 1915, between the hours Jf 10 A. M NJ
pf said day. The Ballot a. said Election shall
eoStaln the words Lar, Yes. or Tax, h /"
A. kLEINHAAS,
g. X. WALKER,
JAMES BUCkNER,
Board Trustees Winnenncra District No 7.
Winnemncea. February IL, 1915 It'd