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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-27
METHODIST.
It's Growth and Vitality.
From The New York Times.

From The New York Times.
Our purpose is now to call attention
to the great strength Of the Methodist
Church in the United States. It has
a membership almost as large as, and a
ministry more numerous than, that of
all other churches, the Catholics ex-
cepted. It is the chosen form of wor-
ship of at least one-fourth of the peo-
pie of the country. While its church
government is not democratic, like that
of Congregationalisn, there is no
church that, in the ery-day thoughts
and life of it's members, is more thor
oughly in sympathy with the most
democratic Interpretation of our insti-
tutions. 1t. is emphatically, the
church of the people. In its origin, in
the preaching Of Whittford and the
Wesleys, it came as new gospel to
the poor and lowly Then it was a
great religious awakening, and it is not
too much to say that it not only brought
multitudes Of sinners to repentance, but
it quickened with a new life the Estab-
lisbed Church itself. It has not lost
that characteristic yet; and its great
strength in this country is evidence
that, in its methods and in its teachings,
it lies nearer the heart of the people
than any other church. It's clergy
never found any human sympathy
foreig to them or their work. They
have not been aloot from or above poll
tics; whatever interested their congre-
cations Interested them. To .hem re-
llgion is life more than a creed an
everyday work rather than theologi-
cal dogma and it has thus recommend
ed itself to those who have found in
it a gospel they could understand; ad-
dressed itself to their emotions rather
than to their intellect an appeal to
faith rather than a persuasion Of the
reason.
Archdeacon Hare says. in one of his
sermons on the victory of faith; Every
truth of reason, if it is TO exercise any
practical influence, must also become a
truth by faith must be recognized |
and substantiate1 by the will. must be
cut off from the tree Of knowledge, |
and grated into the tree of life; and |
in this understanding Of faith the
Methodist Church in the beginning, |
and to this day. addresses itself TO the
hearts and consciences Of men. The
truth to them is not all abstract propo-
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Our Free Lunch.

---Respectability is all very we'll for
folks who can have it for ready mon
ey but to be obliged to run in debt
for it is enough to break the heart Of
an angel.-Jerrold.
If we read the Bible histories, one
after another, in the same order which
God has put them In the Bible, we
shall see that they are all regular steps
in line. that each fresh story depends
upon the story which went before it
and yet. in each fresh history we shall
find God telling men something new
something which they did not know be-
fore. And so the whole Bible, from
beginning to end, is one glorious,
methodlc, and organic tree of life, eve
ry part growing out of the others from
the root-than foundation other than
which no man can lay, which is Christ,
revealing himself, though not by name,
in that wonderful first chapter of Gene
sis, up to the fruit which is the king
dom of Christ and gospel of Christ and
the salvation in which we here now
stand.
Many say they have no peace nor
rest, but SO many crosses and trials af-
fictions and sorrows that they know
not how they shall ever get through
them. Now he who in truth will per-
ceive and take note perceiveth clearly
that true peace and rest lie not in out
ward things; for if it were so, the evil
spirit would also have peace when
things go according to his will, which
is nowise the case. Therefore we must
consider and see what is that peace
which Christ left to his disciples when
he said, "My peace [ have left with
you, my peace give unto you" Christ
meant that inward peace which can
break through all assaults and crosses
of oppression, suffering, misery, humil
iation and what more there may be Of
the like, so that man may be joyful
and patient therein; and what was bit
ter to him before shall become sweet.
and his heart shall remain unmoved un-
der all changes at all times.
1t takes time and effort to make
man, but he is worth ail it costs. He
is the noblest work Of creation and
shall live after buildings, and monu-
ments, and earth itself have passed
away. A flaw in the foundation of
building may cause the whole structure
to fall I once saw the entire front of
a college building taken down to cor
rect mistake IF the workmen. You
can't take back your life In after years
to mend the errors Of youth. In SO
great matter, how important that ev-
erything be well done. A man was
once hotly pursued by his enemies
while they were in full sight upon the
descent OF a mountain in the rear, the
5lrt OF his saddle broke, he coolly dis
mounted and repaired the breach, then
n an instant throwing himself into the
saddle he shot across the plain and es-
'aped his pursuers. Had heattempted
20 push on with the broken girt, for
want Of time to mend it, he would
doubtless have been thrown from his
horse and captured.
Remember, then this rule: Tue
more thorough, the greater speed!
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-15
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
~ NEW REMEDIES
e. NEW REMEDIES :
1 DIR. GIHBoN'S DISPENSARY
8 623 Eearny street.

Saa Francisco. Established il 1874, Tor the
treatment of st XuaI and Seminal Diseases such
as Gouorrhea, Giees, stricture, SyphiIis in
its forms. Seminal Neakness, IInpo;enoy. etc.
Skin dista ses CT years standing and liberated
LEGS successfully treated.
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notice.
LIE Roy silver and Copper hining Co.
OCAUIDN OF NINE GENOA MIN.
felS-oay-9Od

OCATION OF MINE. GENOA MN
II 4 ing District. Seyxda.-SotIce is hereby
gwen that HENRY S. FITCH, one Of the Co
OWNERS of the mining claims. located and own
ed by the lie Roy Silver and Copper Mining Co.,
situate in Genoa Mining District, Douglas
county, Nevada, hes expended in the year A. ID.
1874 the sum of twenty-five dollars III United
States GOLD coin, upon said claim IN accord
ance with the Act Of Congress, entitled. "An
Act to promote the developene,i: Of the mining
resources Of the United States, approved Aiay
TO- A. ID. 1872, and that the co-owners with
said Fitch ere required to contribute their pro-
portion of the said expenditures, NAMELY: You,
Simon T. Walsh. the sum of IS cents; you, Peter
". Rsndle. the sum OF - cents: you, Vi lllsm
Burns. the sum Of % cents; you. George God
frey, the sum OF 81 cents. you, John w Brown,
the sum of 81 cents; you, Johnathan hiftrIdge,
the sum of 81 so: you, James Root. the sum Of
% cents you. Louis H Boneshell, Ga cents; you,
Josiah Moulton, 81 50; you, Joseph A. Carrie,
the sum of s. -; you. u. Is. Francis, the sum
Of 70 cents: you, David Bowie, the sum of 30
cents; you, Samuel Theodore, the sum OF -
cents: you, Gardner Elliott. the sum of IL
cents: you, the administrator, executor. or legal
representatives OF Charles /. Fitch, deceased,
the sum of 81 Is: you. the administrator, eH-
ecutor. or legal representatives Of George W.
Nickerson, deceased, the sum of 81 eents,-ail
in the gold and silver coin of the United States,
and if at the expiration of 30 Ssys. after the
publication OF this notice. yod, or either or you,
fail or refuse TO contribute such proportion
upon your several shares. and make payment to
the undersigned. the interest of delinquent par
tics in the said mining claim and property sEall
and VIII become the property Of the under
signed who has made the required expenditures.
san Franchise. California, February 10Th, 4.
DleI5 HENRY :. FITCH.
535 CalifuTis.~ ST. Room z.
iel3-oaw-9,d
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FoR SALE.

AoA ACRES CT GOOD LAND STU
etsd on the Big Bend of the Carson River, 70
niles east Of Virginia City, Nevada. Cuts $50
tons Of Hiac-j joint Hay per year. The land is
well fenced.
There will be sold with ths place 1S6 head of
Horned Cattle, 80 Brood Msree, 20 Colts, and q
Winter Range capable Of grazing l GOO head of
stock.
This property will be sold chea on appllca-
ton to H. J. CHAMPION h CO., corner of Mill
and streets, Virginia, or 20 JAMES DUFFY,
st the Soap Factory. Cars City. de1o-u
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Notice.!

CsEALED PROPOSALS WIFI. BE
- received at the Office Of tbs Board Of state
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NOTICE.
The Ruena Ventura Copper and silver
Mining Co.

The B0enA Semturu ny prH ~ sIu s'sASS
Mining Co.
N-OTJcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY s. FITCH, one of the coo" nefs
cf the mining claims located and owned by the
Buers Ventura Copper snd Silver Mining 20. II
the Genoa Mining Dist let, Douglas county,
STATE Of Nevada, has expended in the year A. D.
1874 uron said claims. for labor and eiher ne
cesar expenditures. the sua Of ore hundred
and fifteen dolIsrs in United States gold coin IN
accordance with the Act OF Congress, ahtitlsd
An Act to promote IN. dcFeiopemtht u ane
mining resources os the United States. ap-
proved May 10TH. A. d. loIa: and that tie Co
owners with SAIL Fitch are required 10 contFi-
pute their Iroportion cf the sa'd eIaehoi'u1eS'
asmely: You. NJ. / j.. v i'm, the sum OF 10 CENTS
Won Robert D HOPKINS, the SIM Of IS cents;
yn:, Thomas H Blythe the sun Of As cents;
you. 4. p. Pint, tho sum Of - cents; YOU fu-
Glen Herman. .be sum OF * cents; Eou ChSrteF
A. Haskins. the sum &c A. cents; you j"hn IT,
Hatch the SUI. Of iScents; you, the adnlnistra-
tor, executor or legal representative OF Joseph
Ras1ttee deceased thn sI.m of - cents; yon,
Lyman q. Roe. the sum of $ cents: yea. Joseph
II. .athewssl. the sim Of 40 cents; y II, torne-
lius J. Eaton. The SUM Cf l. cents; you. @: L.
Wheaton, the sum Of A. cents; you. L. U. Nell
logg the sum Of IS csnts. Yon, Jacob l.edston.
the sum OF rs cents; you. IlIas EtheildGe. the
sum Of - CT nts; You. Robert Merr!li. thesnn OF
81 IS {, Its: you, Samuel Ambrose. the sam o
81 90. you. svory W Collins. the sum OF 80 to;
YOU, bartholomew G1lty, the sum q - cent?:
you. Nellie Hastings the SUN Of 30 cents; you,
Eyeine CASTINGS, the suia q II eert-; you,
Nathaniel 2 sheldon, TIE sum o; 81 81: You,
Isaac n. Merrill the sum Of Sc ga; you. the cd
rniEistratoT. executor. or legal represe
Of Il. o. Il Word, deceased the SUM az 80 cent?;
you. the administrator. executor, or legal r.il-
resen-atives Of Join Tothili. deceased, the
sam of - cents: you, the administrator. e1ecu-
tor CT legal pres NATIVE a. UctaNlan Hogs,
de easud tire sum o. - cents, yot:. the Admins
tratur executor. Cr legal reI-- Etatlye of JOS.
G. Baldwin. d &C ised: the sum of - 6S; you,
tic aGIlinis'raIcr executor, or legal represeEts
tiyes II Charles L. Fi.ch, d ceased. the sum Of
- SEAL in the cold E,5 silver coin &C the
Iitt,. -tates and i at the eyr:raitonoc - days
lfiey tie Fuhliaa;.on of this Notice. yoa. or
esther al yuGl- fail Or refJ-a 70 contribute such
rorortiu7. Is Is due, uron vcEr s"veral shares
and maLc payment of the SUMS herein publish
-i t. tie III der On d. the Inter - II the del
:nqueTst parties in tha said n-I.i-E claim ail6
pr0psrty shall and Will iec713' t5- property of
the urdt - sEed, no has Lad the inquired eS-
renditures.
San Francisco, F. jIyl,-y !rth, l,'5-
HENRY :. FITCH.
555 California 81, Room 2.
fel3-eaw-90I
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CsEALED PROPOSALS WIZ. BE
- received at the Office Of the Board Of State
Prison Commissioners, up TO
May 90, 1928.
for the follow ing work to be done on the Ssats
Prison III course Of construction nea- Reno, Ne
v6da, 10 wit
For building the east. west and sonih walls
aud the portion Of the sorth wall necessary tn
connect il with the Warden's house on the west
and the cell house on the east
Plans and specifications TO b. seen at TIE offics
Of the Secretary Of state.
Bonds il the sam Of Fifty tbourand dollars,
conditioned for the faithful performance Of tie
work will be required by the poard: and twenty
per cent. OF the contract price Will Dc retained
until tie completion o. the work.
Eighty Per cent. Of the work done will be al
lowed IN monthly IayInents the work pro
eress.
Tie Board rtse-yirg the right to reject any
and all bids.
Carson. New, Nay :, 1875,
J. D. MINOR,
rnys-;d Secretary CT the Beard.
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Nan FRANCISCO. lFtAtilALSu II 1874, IGT lie
treatment of Stxual snd seminal Diseases such
as GouUrrhea, Giees, Structure, syphins in
IFS forms, Seminal Weakness, IiupOt.roy. etc.
Skin dis ases CT years standing and tlcerated
Legs successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands Ct IeIscns, both male
and female, arr there who are suiier ing out q
miserable existence from tn Effects Of secret
dgsIgesices .l-I ~iTJ:s atEHrlied into tie sy>-
te.l- Look - lIrIr .pall-i. e.4-c!a.ai AID dis
figured faces and th4 II brCElI-dpWn C0nstItu
tons. dis4dAl.fying tktI- fcr TIE hal mess Of
1narrisee or the enjoyment Of life In TIL
hUrrid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Lat parents, guardians,
friends. 3ttcnd to these who ere suffering with
any Of these Horrible, ine-destroying ,nlaladies
see that they are cared for and cured before il
be too late SEND them immediately to DR.
GEBEOS. physician who has made priyst.
diseases his especial study for e2rs ana who IL
certain to the most invetcratt case, without
mercury or any iniuriousdfug
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions the consequence O. self
abuse: This solitary vice, or depray ed sexual
indul gence, is practiced by the youth of both
sexes TO almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty, the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless comhated by scienti-
fc medical measures, viz: SaIloW counter
anee, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustline
of leaves and rafting of chsriots, unessinese
about the IONS, NeakneES OF the limbs, cOnfu-
sed VISION blunted intellect. loss Of confidence
difidence in approaching strangers, dislike 10
form new acquaintance, disposition to sbUa
society. loss Of me1noTy. hectic husles, pi,npies
and various trupticns about the faces, furred
tongue. fetid breath. coughs, consumption,
might syEeats, monorlaDia aud freque nj insanity
If relief be not obtained, should apply imne.
diateiy either i'll person or by letter, and have .
cure effected by his new and scientific mode OF
treating this disease. which never fails OF ef.
fuctinS quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing letter to DIR. GIDEON.
stating case, symptoms, length of time the dis.
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt
~ forwarded, free from damsce and curiosity,
to any part OF the country. with full and plain
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
Registered letter, through the Postofice OF
through Wells, Fargo * Co.; package of medi-
cine will lie forwarded to any part Of the Union
Correspondents viii please inform DR.. Gibbop
that they read his advertisements in the APPEAL
Address. DIR. j. +. GIBBUN
je23-ly Cox 1857. San Francisco.
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MOTTO
lilo Vista silver and Copper Mining
Company.
n-,rrn-< or yCnRE.. GENOA


r OCATyOS OF WORKS. GENOA
4 4 Mining District. Neysda.-Notice l. hereby
gwen that HENRY : FITCH, on az the CO.
owners of the Il. ir'2G clsims, located and own
ed by the ''Isio Vista Silver and Copper Mining
CO. in Genoa Mining District. Douglas county.
Nevada has expended il the year i. u. 1874,
upon said Claims, tor labor and Other necessary
expenditures. the SUM Of three HUNDRED and
sixty dollars in United States gold coin. IN &C.
cor,iarce with the act Of Congr -. emitted An
Act 10 pro1rott the fevciopcn.eEt Of the mining
resources OF the United Stats" approved May
10, A. d. 1872. And that the co-oNl. rs v it'll said
Fitch are required to contribute their proportion
IF the said expenditures namely: 1ou. Robert
u. HOPKINS. the sum Of 81 81: yen. lster W
Eandle the sum Of Il SC you. Simon T. Walsh,
.e SUN Of q 80: you. Joseph 4. Carrie. tht sum
c. 81 80; YOU. Chsrlts i. HaSkins ths SUN OF
Of 81 80; YOU, Thomas II. BLYTHE, the sum OF
81 80: you Cornelius 7 Eaton, the sum Of 81 AZ,
you. William L. Fiei. the sum Of 81 80: You
Savory ". Collins, the sum of si4 A.; you. o. L
Wheaton the sum Of = ~; you. JCLn u. Hatch
the sun. OF 81 so; you. I. 0. Kellogg. the sum of
81 a.; You. LUcien Herman. III" suIG Of 81 43:
Won ABEL Wade and II. b. Potter. thr sum Of
Il 50. you. the administered tIuoutor or j. gal
representatives. Of John TotLiil. deceased. the
sum Of 81 -; you, the administrator. executor,
or l. gel -cpro sentsives Il Charles l. Fitch de
ceased, the o.. SO o.: You. the sdninis:ra-
tor, executor, CT legal representatives
Of Oc.ayizn Hogs. deceased, the SUN
&C 81 81: you. II" administrator. ex-
ecGtor. or legal representatives Of George
". NickersuIi. deceased the sun 4 81 43; You,
the administrator, executor, - gal irtseI4t
fi~es Of Joseph Kas-t:er. d,rt ascd, the sum OF
| 81 43-all in tho. gold and silver coin Of the
Iited ststes AMI Il 1T the expiration If ninety
Gsys - tx :fs ubllCat5t OF this notice. II,
CT either Of you fail refuse 10 contr Quite Euch
| proportion upon .oGr several sharts, and make
pay ment to tne srsigIed, the interest Of the
| delinquent parties in the said mining claim and
property shall ana will become The property OF
! the undersigned who has made the required ex.
p-ndirurrs.
san Francisco, February 10. Is.5.
HENRY :. FITCH,
5S5 California ri ;, RConIE
felSOsH-Gti
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NOTICE. Ct ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
NOTICE l. BEREBY GIvEN THAT

NOTICE l. DEREBY GivIS THAT
~ in pCrsI.ance Of the order OF the District
,cI,-t OF tie I'd Judicial District in ard fo- the
,u-sr,ty II UTr...by. stat. Of Nevada, made on
tie Ist day OF lsy. A. D. 1856. in the matter vi
the estate q. wd. r. WILSON. deceased, the
undersigned. Administrator and Administrative
Of .aid estate VIII sell 81 public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in separate parcels. anu
subject to the confirmation b. said Court. o.
Wednesday. the 26th day Of May. A. D.
1915, at O'Clock p. n,
a. tss Court-touse door of said District Court,
n Carson City, in ss III county and State, all the
right title, interest and eStsie OF the said intes
ixts at the time of his death AID a1 the right,
title and interest that the said estate has, ty
ous-ztirn Of Law OF oiL.rxis..- acquired other
than, or in addition to, that OF the said iu;ss-
tate at the time Of his death, in and TO all OF
those lots pieces or parcels OF land situate, ly-
rig and bsing in CGIsol CITY, County OF Orr.s-
by .nd State Of Nevada, and described IS fol-
lows 10 vi.: All OF lot SIX co. and west eight
etn lfsi fest Of lot seven "a in block seven "a
ard north ~ nty-fcUr ca feet of lot six tsl
n Jiock fftsen CI5l, all u Sears, Thompson and
Scurs' division: also all Of lot ten tI0I in block
.orsy-four AL in AUSsers division OF said Car
City
-sr.as cash OF DAY of confirmation OF sale by
sad District Court; de q 1t expense OF purchz-
ar HOMER a. BILLINGS,
Administrator.
NANCY Il. WILSON,
.y4-td ADMINISTRATIVE.
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IL STilaAsl4IP LINE BhTskIlN n EV YORK.
SOUTHAA PfON A.sD IIRI-p k>A.
CgMDA.tY~S pTEct foot O. SItr+OTOSr. RoB0KFN.
IL M nm wery. sept ID "DiAt sa' ardsT S~pt -
RE- y. -attSlav - . AkHt. Media rs'iay -2 -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NFs. YO hK 70 SOUTHLAND
FOX, HsvsE on P.ssAIcS
FiIS-I, OAYIN saOs gold SECABSp 0ADIN. $40 gus4
ArBERAGE. K50 cnrcRer
Ticket at reduced rates Prepaid SteeTago Cefon
ire -ht or passage, apply 10 a.
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Aetu MdleS.

WANTED--A cosMpetsnt man acquainted
w win n1itey A. ssQ1js bDnen eahtlg ~ sdt
q sass $%ca Ens 49, o. soo,SY
6rsos 4. o. Bsz Syool n0G0oa 49,
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SituatlonS Uaute6--Gales.

Clerks Ealesmsn, 10.
4 YOUNG NAN desires . situation IN TIE
~ Dry goods trade whsesale or ret.aL - sALksMAH,
c,rri,R or STOCK RYEf1h: hss hsd rrptTfsncr IT
yrSrs, bssu snfHy nedtrza AddrS
ENEkliY. Tribune y town omoe. L2ss sIaaaway.
VNANTED-A SITUATION badly by IN
w energetic wsskins young man, tnst Anded whe
has rad years experience manager OF bookKespc n
tS ~ Sr nNsf md IIIinnt lbs snpDy0e n
tnrn. AL his best and undivided attsntioa
sn ave client and SECURITY win go u ny Pxt
o. ssr somsy sElsetasns vsry n0fessta C. G. c. n0
oUca
CoachmoA.
YOUNG eOlOred man, Is pears OK age,
N vishes a sItusssa as COACHMAE. understands the
kuofuess Addreas J. n b, Ne 70 4rcGedyA&
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Drn,larn

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n rs Thniy-fsnrsh a. mar bso1 say snd 81 IT,
special nerhaBical dentiary IEtmh- sna. anu vu
eanls a sarsA eenaiod Ease gruea ears i0s
Crxus s;x,st u sfTy. IN > or BIT way oes
NEwBROUGH. RS WcssrBfrty fcfrtn-st.
SOMETHING NEW CHEAP AMI BEAt IL
- fELAay Feuf Plates (iasiiosaag eosor aa SD
saurr IN srsinciu sth oxefss everything bMrtGne pr
bfauts. sssA nss.Is ssg 80 -
70 Do Ayp8-etaaeA made in daT a3d only 30 PCT -
Css I'D 20 sntns Alss Rsibx seA from so 70
Coli s35 s45 ESa asfin rnter eaA IN l.
q " Ar AZ East Twenty third 81. near Asdison-ave
TCiE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
4 fyr GEO FL NoDEMAsS, 80 n aye- near 3Sts &,
the GROWING bvht 6 dent@i ART
Se2i .cts Si0. S20 80
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DipiNenb Npisres.
vssss Usr.,issai.rn 9.s.ess: RI ~ysss'

vsw~ u'r. e. 3 n 99 s:s rrf "SSstsst
dividend No. 34.-The Board OF Directors
~ have declared a Ql RTEGlY pIyIpEND Of TWO
rER CENT ne sagha seek u san CbnptAv, from the
net o. the months sadin. sept sot inst pay
Able oface " te vrrsserrt ad Mr The Lt tay IL
0eubs ses, b sss<hsslsH q esssd a Ss II ANe< s4p
tsrA~r
ne 2wa sss- md yred s ne nsssae % tn ca
of &c oSer X. H. KOCH LESTER. Treasurer.
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
u ADIv1DfN. Of TWO e. PfR CAN'T ga the ca I'll TAI
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tyansler OF stock Oct x 1871
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NATIONAL LINE.
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