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Sublett are two Of the best


Su6lett are two Of the best hotel men in
Texas--This portion of the state is in an
exceedingly fSurisbins condition upou the
whole, and is rapidly filing up and develop
ing Its varied intsreSts.-All readers of the
HERALD up hero pronounce II the paper and
generally prefer it TO all others.
BOSRAE
Correspondence Of the Herald
BOSHAE. Dec. q, $50.
The fair weather snd the coed prices of
cotton for the past week have made bust
ness boom in our city. Cotton hiss been
coming in lively, and our merchants and far
Qsrs both wear 3 contented smile. Cotton
above TIE grades Of low midduug IL selling on
the streets at from 10 to l2ic. The pros
perity of Fsnnin county was aever greater.
nor was ever taxation fer csunty purposes
lower, notwithstanding this, SONS Of our
Sreenbacksrs in the Aonkstown neiyhbor-
hood, who think they ara grooming under the
burdens of natioHsl tsxatios are circulating
. petition menorializing coagres, not to re-
fund the bonds that becems due in 1881.
Sorry we can't gst SEINE Of the intelligence
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4 he WAS brought hare for safe ksol

Wealthy New York Hebrews.
Now York Graphic.
While it is impossible to arrive at a def
mite estimate of the aggregate wealth OF the
jews of New York, some idea of it may be
obtained from the fact that there are nearly
dSzsn UhS are worth ovor 81 600, 900 each.
There are large number whose wealth
ranges fron $500, 600 to $500 900. while
these whose fortunes amount to
100000, 100000 and $500 600
will probably number 1S6. There are 10000
who are worth from $40, eco to $50, 900 each
The vast amount of real estate owned by the
jews Sf the city ia constantly incrsaEiBg in
extent and value. 1t includes nsny of the
nnsst sites en- Fifth, Madison and Le1iH gtor
avenues, and some of the most valuable
properties on Broadway, West Broadway,
Worth, White, Leonard, Church and
other tkoreughfArss in the lower part of
tia city and on the east ana west sidsa
august Belmont is generally regarded as the
fr!t, jesse Ssligman ranks nsxt, and is said
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Cotton hAs been rolling in At = MOI
and i7e eSmPress $ doing fine wsrk-Af
q msssing Of the Bertrand du GuIescbiT
commandory &, T., No. II, the follovip-
officers were elected: S. G. Liscomp, eminent
commander; w. S. Lind, gsnerslissimo; c. r.
Barth, csptEin-gepsral; s. a. Kerr. prelste;
Jacob Allan, senior warden; S. d. Moore,
junior warden; James Clarity, treasurer; j,
@. Allen. recorder; G. H. Allyn, warden;
Il. L. Aolloy, standard bearer; G. II. Burns,
sword bearer; j Z. Collins, LIST guard; II.
q. Csmpbsll, I'd guard; Thos. Trammells,
sentixel.-Nr. Charley Townloy, repre-
seating Hiason s. Co., of New York, is in
town to-day, trying to ihvsigle the boys into
taking futUrSs.--Tho courthouse walls are
beginning to loom up. The building whom
finished will be one of the finest in the state.
The artesisn we'll has stepped work
The sction of the Galveston council, in ad-
vsrtising for other well-borers, appears TO be
the thing. Maxey & Co. are not the only
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Depnty7f7zss-
TINS city Sunday snd rr sss--.s, -
oIeston' who standI charged with rss.s-s -,
U. ). mail between Palo Pinto and Brecken-
ridge, some two years ago. He was the
driver Of the stage between those points, and
1t is charged by the government that he and
a sisgle passenger by the name Of Terry, rifsd
tina mail sacks snd that they claimed that
thsy were robbsd by four masked highway
men. Terry was subsequently, arrested,
when he acknowledged that he and Huddla-
ston had robbsd the nail. Huddle5ton was
captured a few days since on his mothers
farm, in Orange county, Indiana, by officer
Woody. The prisoner waived AT examining
trial before U. S. Commissioner Kennedy, Of
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L CHOW

WAshIb SIon, Dec. l4.-Adviess received
by the surgeon general Of the marine hospital
service ststss that DR.. Gl.sisr, assistant sur
geon, recently attacked with yellow fever al
hey West, florida, died yesterday morning.
Hospital Steward Green was placed in chS-gs
OF the hospital, but was to-day taken sick
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A verdict.
Baltimore Dec. 1.-The suit OF Bernard
AAury AEailit Admiral John L. Wsrdsn, to
recover $4,000 damages for alleged libel,
which hAa been en- trial in the United States
circuit court bsiers Judge Norris aad jury
for MAaE .-.nl-l.a Il =.
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COMPANY On aesouni OF Ins

-NPSAtA AlbU0 " bAs - pESs8
in tia matter of frsights carried by
the railroad company. The Southern sI-
Pross company opsrAtsd the main line aad
branch OF the Iron Mountain company,
frem 1873 to 1880, suring which periods the
railroad company alleges it was dsfrsudsd in
TINS amount and now asks for RELIEF in the
United States courts.
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"a. Edward King, Henry Hart and

oSHoAe orOtAsTs ara PROBABLY worth So. 000,-
GOO sach, and ths Wornssrs, SchafFe-, Kuhn.
Lese and Haligartsn caR eacn draw thsir
checks for round million.
B'~trict csGrt-DeceRbsr Terzs.
The December term of the district court
convened Monday morning, Judge G. n.
Aldrisgs presiding. The swearing in and
snPAanelling Of ths grand jury was followed
By the charge Of the court, which was able.
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The following are the names of ths grand
llrY nan. and il il n ada nn of crnnd NJ. =

!lal citizens: q. N. Suink, freeman James
jackson, Henry BrothsrtoA, J. II. Chapman;
J: r. z. Jordan, BshHy Anderson, Thomas
Wilson, u. n. Quillmzz. J. L. Neal, Csc
Scott, Al. 3. Clinton and w. Il. Ward.
suit Against the SsHthsra Express
Company.
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 1.-The St. Louis.
Iron Mountain and Ssstssrn railway con-
PaDy, By their attorneys, Asssrs Thornton &
Picket, of St. LsuiI, instituted suit in the
United States circuit court hare Saturday, for
the rscovsry Of SI2s. 900 from The Southsrn
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g. AiiIoiILatlon in regard TO RAGS n
- ~sssgeS tlIhe ans connections vii
y on application to Geo
| Seyvn,s Marshall, Texas; ". Il.
1homPsoE, G. P. II. a, NershaII. Texas. :
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
TO TIE SH8BIFF OK ANY OoEsTABIE or mr.
COUNTY, GHHHrTSG: i'1---
fou are hereby commanded that. nv mai.
ny PuDIlcation Of this citation in some ueus-
paper published in Asid county Tor foTr ,,entSe
prSF4DA- 70 me return day hereof Won an -
LlIoH n l. Atkinson and II. L. Aisfed Who
OF non irsldents OF the state Of Texas To ne
holden in ana FOR the county OF Dallas al IT,
court h2nIe thereof in HI city Of DalIas on tn
IN 10 monde In January nsxt, fherl and there
e. answer the petition Of Harriet Fitzhugh.
klEEon aud h L. AlEtsd, on TIC 22d day al
OctODsr 1880 aEd uuEz bersa I1s AM. a!Iesf,-,
IN SUBSTANCES a. follows, to-Wft:
g That the defendants aforesaid are iuaebtee,
70 heT, the sara plaintiff, upon their prom
lssiry nstS1 IN the sUEn Of one Thousand Dol
under tneiT nrln name Of Atkinson q .aJed
% ssie plaintiff, en- The SIet day Of Octob4T
~ ~ The siFy Of DslIgs state % Ie1ss and
D~afluS = tsf sSt - the tate g ( ten Der cam
Ps5 -AheLn ohtll I@loi sss, farther, that in
9toef y secure The payment Of said mote sale
ceiendRDIs eEe cutal and delivered - i.f,'t.4.
AZ the 50 rs TINE IN cir deed Of trust riroD tna
ioiiSWlnE dsseTi oed psrsOasl property ts,-ySi.:
Counter, Two SbcpZ Cas- with ShelVcsl o.
Fire Eso Burglar Proof safe and an tbS tC,dIs
0! both Of said defendants.
said plaintiff prEys for Judgment against
said oAienognIG for ths amount OF said uotp
Win interest," Tor COST Of suit. and fora -es.
ii"fscioalss her Aforesaid IiGn upon tht .5yc
GgseEi "a prnpe-ty.
HeT-iz fafl zot, but have vo,r, fI,,r, .,y4 -,
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q 4nIOiiHatlon in regard TO RAGS n
>sSsgs, time ans connections vii
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ioLhDo' --;;ATLANTA,-

AND ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST and SOUTHEAST
soi trains srriye and leave Austin station e =.
Iouews; Ne Sman and express arrives ~ az
~ NO 4tna all and express Iesyss AZ s,so at1
on :, Ifs cI Texarkana, with all traina
IN III -. Leuls, Iron Mountain & So Rt1-5G ~ s
an points North, East and soutbse.. II y, Ior
fnternst,ona1 an inaeola win all aims fer
houston, Austin, Galveston sSd ssr Htlhe'
a. taiiSs; Wlth trains of the Houston a TO-
w. ~ - " y tor Csrsicana, kexia. Bretzond
w ESe C%iEert, brysn, dempe Esd Pr.-b,s-tt
al s AZ points in Middle and Southern T.Saal
AI ShStIaaa, with II. L T. q nv -. ri,
points on the line fthat road A. r. .. LOT LOT al
a, u sssgs- Tor al PSints in Western TSIsEss
2sv u[Sveport, with Red River Eteamers 81
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a Mistake.

\ western editor, whose style of writing
was calculated to arouse people to deeds of
gore, being himself not much on the muscle
found it necessary to keep a fighting editor,
and he had IA speaking tube connected with
the heeler's room to cali him when danger
required. One day gentleman whom the
editor had referred to as ''cross-eyed
dromedary,'' came in to request correc-
tion, and as the fighting editor was ont he
didn't respond to the signal of distress.
and while the editor and his visitor were
agreed to correct and the irate man left.
Pretty sooii a gentleman from the rural
districts came in TO give the editor big
squash and get notice, and about that
time the fighting editor returned. and a
boy in his room told him that the boss
wanted help. The man was quick TO re-
spond. and dashing into the chiefs room
and seeing the latter in a somewhat dis
ordered condition, the result of his previous
visit, he thought the countryman was the
cause of it and elinehed him, and after
staving up some furniture, ran the victim
was standing in front of an undertaken 5
shop. Into the vehicle he jammed the
farmer and shut the door. The commotion
lie had created scared the horses aud they
started off ON dead run. People soon
noticed the runaway and ran sitter it, and
were shocked at beholding the hearse col
Tide with post and become n total wreck.
and their horror at seeing human body
precipitated to the sidewalk was only
equalled by their amazemens at seeing il
spring nimbly to its feet and take of across
the country yelling murder. They thought
it was an attempt to bury man alive, and
part of them went and got the undertaken
to lynch him, while the rest pursued the
farmer, who was found hiding in a swamp.
And after re was brought in it took over
three hours TO get matters explained, and
then the farmer went before a Justice OF
the ePeace and made affidavit that he hoped
to be struck by lightning if lie ever enter
ed a newspaper Office again.
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A Mastery stroke of Genius.

The other day muscular young fellow,
having an odor of the stable about him,
entered a Detroit photographers establish
ment and explained that he would ike to
have about one photograph taken. but on
learning the price he concluded TO invest
in a tin-type. After taking his seat in the
chair he shut one eye. drew his mouth
| around one side. stuck up his nose, and
patiently waited for the operator, whose
astonishment caused him to explain.
Good gracious! but you don't want
to look that way for picture. Nobody
will know you from Sitting Bull"
You 60 ahead" was the reply.
"Do you want me to take such phiz
as that 20
81 do''
| The artist took it. 1t beat Sol. Smith
Russell all to pieces. and was highly salts
factory to the sitter. who paid for it and
said
lyon see. had a sort of object in this.
Come here from Allegan county six months
ago-engaged to a gal out there-found a
gal here I like bctter-got to sever cd
ties. see ?''
',Bnt what has that picture got TO do
with old ties ?'' asked the artist.
''Lots-heaps? I've writ to her that I
was blode up here on boat and dlsfgur-
ed for life. She's awfully proud. When
she gifts this and sees how that explosion
wrecked me, she'll hunt another liver
quicker'n wfnk-see ? How do you like
the plot Just gaze on this picture once
and tell me that Mary Ann won't send
me back my love letters by first train p''
He posted the picture. The letter was
brief but explained all. It said my
Ever Dear Curl incIose my picture
that you may see how offul bad I was
hurt, tho 1 know you will luv me just the
same..'
Ever see that game played afore ?''
he asked of the artist, as he licked the
stamp on the letter.
s'No-neyer did,
tsConrse you never did. It's mine.''
ssIt struck me the other day while l was
greasin' wagon, and think it's boss.
Blode up-see ? Disfiggered for lite-see;
Picture right here to prove it. and she'll
write back that she has Mt last concluded
to yield to her parents wishes and marry &
young man out there who owns clever
steers, hundred sheep, and an eight-acrc
lot,
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Scraps.

It is only when man pawns his watch
that he realizes how little money time is
worth.
France has only 4O.oOO.000 hens. with
only 5000, 600 women to throw things
hem.
s'There is time for work and time tor
play but IT'S unevenly divided among
different people.
A contented mind. it is said, is contin-
uai feast. Give us the feast, and the con.
tented mind will follo7.
An Indiana editor refers to his ''csteem-
ed contemporary, the foul-nohthed. black
guardly sheet over the way
If you happen to encounter an lmperti-
nent hotel clerk. console yourself with the
thought that he is inn offensive.
Few persons would hesitate to lay down
life's burden if they didn't fear the devil
would pick it up.
We presume that pork is favorite diet
in Utah at least almost every other man
has his spare rib at dinner.
The man who gets maddest at a news
paper squib is usually the fellow who bor-
rows tie paper he reads it out of.
Artificial teeth are now made of cellu.
loid, containing considerable quantities Of
camphor they come nearer TO the gums
than other teeth.
Murat Halstead of Cincinnati is taker
for joaquin Miller when in Boston, and
for Eli Perkins when in Hartford, and his
cause for sorrow is deep.
George Eliot says that she admires g &
genial, whole-sonled man, Oh, George
why didn't you tell us before you struck q
trade with old Cross
1t is said that Gesler did not command
William Tell to shoot an apple off his som:
head, because there were no apples ir
Switzerland at that time.
A South End man asked one-armed
organ grinder If he was survivor of the late
war, anu the organist replied $ Hang it,
do act as though was killed in it ?''
A Boston believer in Bob IngersolI says
eIfa man smites you on one cheek turn tc
him the other and wback him over the
head with whatever comes handy"
You can disguise the nailmarks of petty
shortcomings, but you cart putty the
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Tne sehwaaIka Expedition.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Sept. 23.-Mem-s
bers of the expedition headed by Lieut..
Fred Schwatka, which sailed from New
York June 1, 1873, for Baffin's Bay and
King Williams Land for the purpose of
seeking further data upon the fate of Sir
John Franklin, have arrived. Though the
special object ofthe search, recovery of the
records of the franklin expedition, which
according to Esquirnaux testimony, we're
known to exist at specified points, was not
attained, the explorers have nevertheless
obtained many relics of the Franklin party.
including the remains of Lieut.. Irving.
They have, moreover, carried out to the
letter the instructions of the promoter of
the expedition, to IS make it a Geographic
cal success The largest sledge ride on
record. both in regard to time and space,
has been achieved in the face of phenomer-
ally cold weather and deprivation of Gus
tomary food. Important rivers and coasts
have been discovered, and serious errors on
former charts have been corrected. The
adventures of the Schwatka expedition add
pages of interest to the romance of a relic
exploration and furnish all the world is
ever likely to know of the fate OF Sir John
franklin. The conduct of Capt. Barry, of
the Edttd1a in reference to the supplies of
food intended 10 be deposited for the ex-
petition, is unaccountable and needs
explanation, as the absence of these sup
plies on their return came near proving
fatal to Lieut.. Schwatk's party. The
result of the expedition has shown that it
is feasible for white men to adopt them
selves to the climate and life of the ESqui-
maux in prosecuting journeys in polar
| regions, AID they are not necessarily
restricted to any season OF the year for that
purpose, but can travel at any time aud in
the same way which natives travel.
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The Time to Part.

'Tis our loves noon Of glory,
You say with smiling face
Not yet the wondrous story
For us grows commonplace.
Then, dear lips, reach aud hiss me,
And, fond arms, bold me-so;
For now, when you will miss me,
Is the time for me to 60.
Nay, nay, am not cruel
Speak not to chide or blame
But now, when lips are fuel,
And now, when kiss is flame.
Before dreams lose their splendor,
Or ennui finds the heart
That is SO fond and tender,
Is the time for us to part.
IT'S better TO feel
And part with tears this morn,
Than to wait until tomorrow,
And part with hate and scorn.
'Tis better to go grieving
With many iond regret,
Than to deter the leaving
Till the sun of love has set.
'Tis better to remember
Our love-year in its bloom,
Than to wait until November,
Dull-skied and full OF gloom.
IT'S better to go freighted
With our passion, full of grace,
Than to wait till we are sated
And our love grows commonplace.
Then, dear lips, reach and kiss me,
And, fond arms. clasp me-so
For now, when you will miss me,
Is the time for me to GO.
il
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summons.

SdAAkAAkkOAASs
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county of Linn.
Lille j. Hasbrouck, PLAINTIFF
burn, partners under the firm name and style
of Cooley & Wash6urn. and Albert Butts, de-
PENDANTS.
To NJ. l.. Hasbrouck, one of the defendants
In the name of the state of Oregon-You are
hereby required to appear AID answer the com.
action. on or before the fourth Monday Of oc.
tober next, it being the
25th day Of October, 1880.
and the first day of the next regular term OF
said Court, and If you fail SO TO answer, the
demanded therein, to-wit the dissolution 81
the bonds of matrimony subststing between
control of the minor child, walter q. Hasbrouek,
that the interest of all parties in and to the fo4
lowing described real estate. to-wit:
uel johnson donation land claim. being claim
Nos. SO and 80, and notification No. 2g7I. rnn1l-
ing thence west ~ rods, thence north % rods.
beginning, containing so acres, and lying ana
being in Linn county, Oregon,
ry, that thesaIne be sold by decree OF said Court
and such portions of the proceeds thereof be
decreed TO the plaintin as she mas. in equity
carrying this suit, for counsel fees and for
the future maintenance and support OF nla1n-
third thereon. free nom un1bFarse 81 sSf
apart and confirmed to her in her individual
right. and that any portion of tho personai
hearing, be decreed to plaintiT 0r be axsid f6E
the benefit of plaintiff and child, and tor fisa
costs ana disnnrstnenIs al the suit 70 ns sazsd
Hon. X. r. Boise, Judge of said Court sdlaitf AZ
Chambers in the city OF salem, Oregon On the
&EATHERFoRD BLAcKHUnN.
v12n44 Attorneys for Plant III.
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NkAT n Great chance TO make money We
0UhfDs need a person in every town TO take
subscriptions for the largest, cheapest and best
Anyone can become a successful agent. six
elegant works of art given free to subscribers.
The price is so low that almost everybody sub-
scribes. One agent reports taking I20 sufIscri-
bers III day. lady agent rep 3rts making
over 5000 clear profit in ten days. All who en-
gage make money fast. You can devote all
your time to the business, or only spare time.
Yo1 need not be away from home over night.
You can do it rs well as others. Full directions
and terms free. Elegant and expensive Outfits
fee. If you want profitable work send your
nddless at once IT costs nothing to try the
business. NO ono who engages fails to make
great pay. Address GEORGE srINsoN q Co.,
Portland, Maine. 42-I3
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Do d d g : J !
for Price List for
W Z 1880. FREE 70 any
IA address upon ap-
M NM kA plication. Contains
hHAur<Sp &4S%A takA descriptions OF every
MN61EW thing required for
~ personal or family us@.
with over 1900 Illustrations. We sell NIL
goods at wholesale prices In Quantities 10 kmfs
the purchaser. The only institution in America
who make this their special business Addrese-
MONTGOM ERY WARD q CO.,
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MINERS MEETING.

Al a mccti1. Of the miners of Richmond
Mining District. held al til" rrti'ugill ca IN,
on tn" Cvyuiu: Of February sItn. lSSI. there
was present Joan :. Palmer. ". u. Hraicn.
NJ. A Cook, l.. l.. Os-ood, &. \. Benson pnd
William Duulvan.
On motion VI 4. Cook was elected Chair
man aud T.. l.. Osgo0d, Secretary: whrrcuTon
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, II appears from the records of
the District that john GliddCn was elected
Recorder, tn hold The office one year. or until
his successor was elected; and further. that
no meeting cnuld h. called without tho petit
tiOnins oI the Recorder by lvr mincT- uf the
District, To call 4 m-rIins TO transact hr-inc-S
by posting three notices IN the District.
Therefore. Resolved, That all meeting held
subsequent to The election Of John Glihdrn,
arc null and void.
Resolved. That Mr.. T.. j. Pcttingill, the
duly authorized Deputy Recorder Of the Dis
trict, IL hereby requested To call n meeting Of
the miners Of the District. to h" held nj what
known rs the Pcitingill Cabin, on March
she 5th, 1850, nj = o'clock T.. NJ. for tn purpose
of clcCtinG II Recorder; To revive the mining
law Of the District aud TO Transact suCh other
business rs may c-Inc before the meeting.
Resolved, TINT the proc 'rd!ng- Of this
m"cIing he published In the DAIRY ELEo Is
BE"' SDEST until March 9Th. iSIl- and n copy
Of the sam" be Transmitted to- Ell. Pritin.ili.
VI. \. COOK, Chairman.
T.. T.. OSGOO Secretary.
Dated Richmo Il Mining District, February
-, $50,
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CORRESPONDENCE.
BROKERS.
sAS-FRANcIsco. Mc..r.. n $. Kings c

WE HAVE REDUCED L RRKTEs FOR
w Drans on New York to s OF I per cent
Our New York drafts are AVAILABLE At
ANY POINT IN THE EAST, AID the fact
that they are drawn to order readers them OF
no value to any ono except the party entitled
10 their payment: and being drawn In dupi.
cate, n second dran can be forwarded II the
nrst should be lost. They are MUCH MORE
DESIRABLE THAN p. o. ORDERS, as the
latter are only drawn singly and are Us
good In the hands OF one not entitled to them
as In the hands of the owner, aud IL they fall
Into tho hands Of n dishonest party aud are
paid, the owner has no remedy whatever.
sight Checks on San Francisco tn
ken Mt par for New York
Drafts and Foreign Bills -
OF Exchange.
Elko, May 81, 1873.
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$500 7. T: II. i. {: 6: :: Is !: : !. \. : =: :: !; :; &: 6: {: !.
Huiuuui -iIt'i above. No
on" en- fnil 10 m,sr money fast. Any an"
EN- 'p the work. Iuu Cur NAH" rom net.
IT, :! NJ hour by Il waiting NuuT ''rIinc- hnd
spar tiuC to the bI-.'r--. II Crsi- unihing
e. 10. Iir hri-iur-. NniIiu" Ike II rrr mon.
~ making ever uGrr,d before. Rn5in"--
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fnr ynur.rlf. Address GEORGE STlNSON
& Portland. Maine.