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e,HEI,IFFo. SALE.

< HEAiA n - - ~ a. a.. NOTICE - itItbg given
- that by virtue OF transcript writ OF feit tdci0'
issued out Of tie circuit court for the county OF Van
Buren,, - favo. OF Aaron VanAuken aud James VI
Crane against the goods chattels and real estate OF
Yet Weston ia said county and 20 The sherin OF
said county directed. aud delivered, and dated, May
18th 1874. John +. SLOVENIAN, then acting sheriff
OF said county, did on said last mentioned date, levy
Upo1 aud take al. tie rgh1, title and interest OF the
SAID Yet Weston, IL and 10 the following described
rea. estate; tAGt is 70 say:
Commencing az the Southwest corner Of the
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter Of sec
t.oi four and running the half quarter line
twenty rods thence north twelve rods, thence west
twenty rods thence south twelve rods, to the place
o. beginning containing one and one-half acres OF
land IL town three 81 south OF range fourteen IA
west. Tau buren, county, state of Michigan.
A. OF which shall expose for sale at public auc-
toa o. veuGue, 70 the highest bidder, al the front
door Of the court house In Paw Paw IN said county
that being tAe place of holding the circuit court for
SAID Van Buren, county, on the 29th day OF Septem-
be-, i. T., 1885, ~ O'Clock, L. ~. The present
sheriff CT said county being interested in such mat
ter as party. o!t ,ooo
Dated Aug. H. 1898. HENRY ". BRODRlCK,
Coroner of Van Buren, County Mich
O. y. HILTON, Atty for Plaintiffs.
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DRoBATE nRDER.--s,a,s G: Michigan

i Cour,v a.; IS. EC---
Az session IL. -..s FOL at- Cco-- for ,@e county
OF Van B0grl. holden "a, c-7 probate oince n tie
village Of Pa f2v Tairslay, cae md day OF aug
ust IL H. var C-1 thousand e-zht hundred and
eghty-tnree. Preset, L5--. ORA, y Hilton, Judge
ot Probate.
In the natter Of - --a;v Of =. T. Conway, de-
ceased.
ON reading aud a.ilI tG= 1e,.t.o.., day verified,
OF Mary CONWAY. widow II SAID Gecea sec, praying
for reasons ra-.-il srs--I taa; administration OF
sad estate naS be- granted 80 Lerset O. - sol2e
other suI-aOle person.
ThereGpon i j. ordered, t-at No4Gay, he 80 dag
day OF september lS,5 a. ter O'Clock =. tie fore
nOon be assigned tor IL hearing u said petition, and
all persons interested IL said estate az required 20 APP
pear al session sail court, te- % De holder. az
the Probate Once T. tie V...age @. Paw Paw and
show cause, If any there be, Why tie prayer Of the
petitioner should not he granted.
Aud Is furthe. ordered. la, sad petitioner give
notice the persons interested i! sad estate OF the
pendency Of said petition ard tie hearing thereof,
by CHASING copy %: th.s c--e- 20 be pCOIsne,. II.
the TRUE N.Er.fERSEH. newspaper, printed and
circulating IL s1ii county q Van Bcss1 :oc three
successive week, a; east PREVIOUS 70 saiG cay o.;
hearing. OE!.IN y. HILTON,
8lt4oSt JCJZe OF PROBATE.
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u State % Michigan, County OF Van Buren,-ss.
Notice T. hereby gwen, that by order OF the Pro-
bate Court, For IL, county OF Van Buren, made on
the "a Gay II August, A. D. lss5, six months from
thu date were allowed ion creditors TO present their
claims against the estate o Augustus v. Nash, late
oi said county de sas0, and that All creditors OF said
deeeascd are feIrire 60 present their claims 70 SAID
Probate Coari, tie Probate Office, IA the village
o. Paw Paw foI examination and allowance, on or
Leioge tile 81 Oayo February next, ana that snch
ela!i- t,.. h. heard betore said count on Monday
the Eti aar al November, and or saturday the 2d
dT ot T. bruury next, at ten o'clock Ia the forenoon
o.. III I. ~ those days.
r,s.al August ON A. A.. ls.s. sit5o85.
ORnIN \. HILTON, Judge Of Probate.
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ORDER


i county az Van Bureu-ss. A. q session o; Tie
Probate Court Cor tie county 81 Va. Eure- -O.de.
At tIe Probate oihce. IN tp, village ct Paw Paw, on
Thursday the 10TH day % August. J.. the yea ole
Thousand eight hundred aud elgLty-tAree: Present,
Hon. Orril y. Hilton, Judge CT Probate.
80 trH matter OF The estate q G...e-. =. J., g.,
dccrlF -.
on reading and Ming the petition GUY verified
OF A.tnira is,E widow OF sail deceased, praying.
for therein stated, chat administration %
sid esate may be grantees 90 said petitioner or TO
acme Oiief suitable person.
Thr-eupou B, j. ordered that MouGay, tEe 9Th day
81 SEPTEMBER, lo>i, * ten o'coci H. -Ae forenoon be
ase snet .or tie hearing o; said petition, AID az
persons Interested ~ said estate are required 20 .u-
pear a. session "a said court then g. be holden at
the Probate cIlce, 80 the village G.; Paw Paw, and
shoy cause 3; Any there lie. why the prayer Of the
pett lnet should not be granted.
AuS d a. :urthe- ordered that said petitioner give
MOTTO. 10 che persons interested IN said estate. OF the
pcndeaCy o. -ail petition, End the hearing thereof
hy causing cory ~ tlls order 20 be published in
the IaUs' NoBTHERSEf.. q Lewrr aper printed and
circulating IL said couuty % Ya.. Bureu. for three
successive wees a. least previous o. said day Of
hearing. s3t&-o-SG
OKRIS \. HILTON, judge ot PROT ate.
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Legal.
nEprR OF ptnLiuarioN.- =,

" Of Michigan; Ninth judicial circus, 10 cAancery-
Efhe CLARK comp. ainart, SIS. Anthony n C.asA &C.
fendant ~ reni,ng in the ciroiat eot1t tor The
COMMIT oI a o. Bureu. ia ckAucer., 81 PA Fal,, on
the 18Th day ~ uly, a.. j., i--s,
In this r.usa it ~ arina ireia ..N a4 p -''i
that the a. leL.l- ANITA ily l.-f-r ht7 -f s+ e4
fr,iu hi. Il ~. w.. -ac, 81 Asidect fl. '- ce.l-
qence sal.f.-f r To- a-,vftHiief.
f,,, motto. Nr..r-. Crai.e q. l.rafs .-.l' s!i.-
ants sold 30 l- otNtN+b tit' ,i' 20 '"-"t
said non..i..i-lr defendant AAtho-. 81. t.- it -
entered B.flir hfs u.unfi- - .-r p II
his orier .l leitult tAe-c.., tt l... 'tl. q
taken a. , -.el sad Lsr -esishi l".-ii i..i4.
-st-o~t John =. SHERMAN,
Circii' Court collr, ian BuTel 'iIill Nl--.
CRANE & bt.L.s, g. o-ii 4s.-- ~ : ~ =
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nRnHATE nRnIR-.


4 DoHIty OF AGn b,tf-.--fs. 80 session lt t.l
Probate Court for rLs county q ta- ECle-, El.-e
3t iLe Probate office. --- iAa-a J. Paw F-r o-.
Mo.aly. tie 2';I tar 20. August. e. tLs yea. 0ae
thousand eight han lI f-l eig!--r-t lc,=. Present,
Hon. Dr-iD y. H.tr-. fg.,1t E: i.-altfe
To- tho matter 81 TIE estate g.. --elTF 81. --o-e-,
an ilsase utrscu.
GA raaiua an Min. retIt.l-.. .-y Ee-1el, s..
George -. Prater. -aa-alal.. o.: Sad s.t- r- on,
pru ng fer reason. therein stated. that fr L.g be
Tie n>ei % ELI ceitaiu O. m yea. CsteJl ~ said
Henry " Rhodes. ani a. i! sai- petition r.Jre .-r-
bcularly de- ,rihet.
Theregpou {; s. crderf Z, that Moldag -lt 2ltt day
OF september, ls' 90 ter clock - the forenoon, be
assigned to- the hearing q said petition, and az per-
SONS Interested ~ sal estate aye rc lireC 90 appear
at session OF said co.J, saea - be holden ~ the
probate Office, IL the N44a-e o. Paw Paw, and show
any there be- W., e prayer C. tie petition
should not le granted.
AMI i further ordered. ;haJ SAT- petitioner give
notice 60 lie persons interested H. said estate, OF the
Deudcucy o.; said petition, ANA !- hearing thereof,
by causing copy of this or1er a. oe published IL
the THUS NOETHEENEE, Newspaper printed and
circulating IN said county o.. Va Burel, Cor four
successive weeks at !eas, r-eyioEs % ss.G Gay Of
hearing.
73'5o77 oRElE y. HILTON. Judge Of Pcooate
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ItARDI,N.~-AIE.

esta.- o.. lrl T.. Camp, t-.Lor.
Notice : l-r-hy g1Fei-, tA1t ~ Ylrt1r q. = 'r---
granted D. -.- IS tie ir1J ate Cou-f Cor t.e coUu'y
of Van B'~-a. state o- Michigan, VII sell an pun
lie Nende. h- highest bidder &C the front doc. OF
the Court ElC.- 80 tle village O.. Paw Paw g. SAID
county. OF tAe 81 dag II september, e.3ateel nun
dred and s.g.;y,!I - s e. c.oc< - tAr tcEenoI
an the r1t- t-e ana !lteres, u the said minor Z.
aud "a th- fcl-,Vin- described real estate q VIZ;
The no-;k 5-tv tcc-, 20. tAe northwest fractional.
quarter 3D.. 500 4. rn--- 81 l. tow- three go south
OF rang. a:.e-. ~. Yves. - Va B--s- c5cuty
Michgau.
Dated =, - l.-S.
NrLI =. RYAN,
7St7agt .v..ar~-a.- H. sal Minor.
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CI-A7SDIAN SALE.

! estate OF -. ID. Glidieu, nir0r.
Notice T. hereby given, that by virtue Of license
p-suted 70 lie by tie Probate Court FOR the county
OF Van Buren, state OF Michigan, viii SET at public
yer6ue to te highest bidder, AZ the front door OF
the Court House ia tie village o.; Paw Paw, on the
first day az September eighteen hundred and eighty
ttree AZ tAl O'clock in the forenoon, all the right
title and interest OF The said minor IN ana to the io
loving described real estate, 70 wit:
AL undivided one half OF the southeast quarter OF
tie northwest GUa-ter OF section twenty-hree t23
IN township Two ~ south OF range fourteen Ia west
IL Van Igreu county Michigan.
Datea July Is, 1856
OLIVER D. GLIDDEN,
7St-os4 Guardian OF said Minor.
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ORDER To HEAR CLAIMS stat

" Michigan, County Of Van Buren-ss. Notice
Is hereby given, that By order Of the Probate
Court, FOR the county of Van Buren,, made on the
I9th day OF August A. D. 1888. six months from that
date were allowed for creditors 20 present their
cams against the estate Of william NJ. shepard
late OF said county deceased, and that all creditors
OF said ecea .ed required 10 present their claims
70 said Probate Court, az the Probate Office, in the
village Of Paw Paw, for examination and allowance,
OF or before the i3th day OF February next, and
hat such claims will be heard before said court, on
Wednesday, the 7th day OF November, aud on We'd
nesGa tie i3cs day Of February, next, at ten O'Clock
- TIE forenoon Of each OF those days.
D-.ed August l., A. T., 1855.
ORRIN y. HILTON,
satEcsG Judge OF Probate.
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"AlBERr LEA PourE -
STEAM ENGINEFoR SAFE

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
have a ten-horse power. portable steam
engine, with tubular boiler. all in good order,
which will sell cheap. Suitable for thresh-
ing engine. II. f. ROWLAND,
Lawrence. Mich
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COPYIST.

Legal documents copied with neatness anc
despatch by Miss MAMIE l.. Rowland,
ibsdtf Paw Paw, Mich
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Chappell has very nice assortment OF rings
solid gold and rolled plate, neck and guard
chaias, solid pens, bracelets. charms, &c.
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C,TAEDIAN'~ -ALE--In the matter O

C'ssRDIAN-~ -ALE--In the matter OF
" tie estate OF Joy LOehr and Burtie i. Loehr,
T--11rs.
Notice = hereby given, that by virtue O. license
-alted 20 the b. tie Probate Court, for the county
of Va buren,, stat 81 Michigan viii SELL at pub
&c voDe % the highest bidder, at the front door OF
tre corr. 10 Ise .a tie village OF Paw Paw, N said
COUNTY. GA TIE s.x-a DAY % October, eighteen
Hundred ana eigty -three, az ten O'Clock IN the fore
,-c,t, al che -- TILE and interest o. said minors
IL 90. e. IT, following described real estate, tO-vit:
IT, east dait Of iGe west half OF the northeast
'i-. ~ sc-i-r ta.r-y-s.x, IL township one, south
q. ra.-- Ht.e.. ,i5l west. IL Van buren county,
1.tel....L. THOMAS HODGSON,
5000 Guardian Of said minor.
Dated Aa-.st 20, 1855.
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FANCY FOWLS.

For sale by the undersigned, eggs of pure
bred American Seabright, and Wyandotte
chickens at $500 per setting. Eggs OF pure
bred Pekin Ducks at 5000 per setting
Address ]. II, KELLY. Lawrence. Mich.
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TOLEDO & SOUTH HAVEN RAIL ROAD.
GOING EAST.
GOING WEST
STATIONS.

Trains on the VI. c. +. Il. leave Lawton as foloaD
Going Esst-Man train, II 80 q. M; Kalamazoo ~
commodation, 9:27 7. n. Going West-KalamazoS
Accommodation, 5:4j a. L.; Eail, 2:12 p. II. !;
Freight train No. 10 takes and leaves passengers az
stations between Kalamazoo and Niles, 30 .. II.
Trains on the Chicago and West Michigan Railway
leave Hartford follows Going South-Chicago
Mail, 80 .. NJ; Express 3 :33 2. m; Night Ex-
press .. M. Fruit train 5:35 2. r.; Mixed II :05
q. Going North-Alal, :5j =. H.; Express, :4s
=. n; Night Express, 3:15 7. Il.
On sgrass, Trains No. p 3, and : viii stop at
Ryan's.
The Company reserves the right 70 vary from this
Time CG-G - pleasure, without Notice.
JOHN IHLING, Superintendent.
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o. W. RUGGLES, II. Z. LEDYARD,
q. p. & I. A.. Chicago. Gen. Manager, Detroit
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e. L.Y'S
Cream Balm

Has gained a. envia-
bic reputation where
ver known, disp!acing
all other preparations.
An article OF UnGoubt-
ed Geri-.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
An Oregon Town Raided.

The Boise (Idaho) Statesman, of the
18th instant, which arrived in to-
nights mail, has the following special
from Huntington, Oregon: "0n Tues
day afternoon n band of desperadoes
rode INTO Huntington, and at the point
ola pistol forced J. Fyler., a merchant,
to give up SIS, 600 in money aud drafts.
They next robbed the Paymaster on
The railway construction OF a consider
rble amount, reported at 10000.
Several merchants and others were
also robbed of amounts ranging from
$500 TO $500. From the best inf0rma-
ton there we're sever men in the
gang. Huntington is a new town re-
Gently laid out near the mouth of the
Burnt river junction OF the Baker
City branch OF the Oregon Railroad
and Northern and Oregon Short Line.
There is no such thing as a conslabu-
larry in the country, and it is thought
that the highwaymen will get away
with their booty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

Senator Jones has somo idea that
Idaho should be attached 10 Nevada.
He thinks Ii.would make a good Stale
and would give wealth and population
sufficient 10 make an important mem
Der Of the Union. 1t would only be
necessary for the Legislature OF the
State TO pass a resolution accepting the
new territory as an addit on to its own
and then Congress could make a law
ordering it done without any action
on Idaho's part.
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Destructive Fire a, Candelaria

The fire which broke ont in Cancel
aria last Saturday night has proved
very destructive. Nearly all the south
side of Main street is in ruins, except
the Esmeralda County Bank, which
is fire-proof. The losses foot up
nearly 500. 5000; insurance, $50. 600.
Il. X. Gamble & 60. aud q. b. Smith
are the heaviest losers. The scarcity
Of rate was the cause of the ire
spreading. This disaster, following
on the closing down OF tho Northern
Belle mine, has cast a gloom owe the
town.
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State Convention.

In referring to the Republican Ma
tional Convention, 10 be held in Chi
eago on the Sd of June next, the Reno
Journal makes the following sugges-
tions to be considered: Nevada is
entitled to six delegates, and we should
like to see the convention held at Car
son somewhere about the 18th or Goth
OF April, which will allow the dele
gates a reasonable time TO prepare for
their Eastern visit. The suggestion
has also been offered that at this same
convention the Presidential Electors
be named, and the Supreme Judge
AMI Congressman nominated. This
will obviate the necessity of holding
two conventions, although it will
make the canvass rather long for the
Two nominees"
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Raid ON a County Treasury Fooled

The BIackfoot tIdaho) Register
gives an account of a robbery that
was attempted in Cassia county re-
Gently. Three masked me entered
the Office of the Deputy Treasurer OF
the own of Albion, and demanded OF
him 10 20 with them to an adjoining
building, where the money belonging
to the county is kept. and open the
safe door for them. The men were
armed and kept the officer covered,
who told them that he could not GO
without a light. They then ordered
him TO take the lamp aud proceed
them to the door, which he die; but
upon reaching the door the officer
kicked il open, when the light went
out at the moment, and he got from
under V Of the guns, and escaped
into town, giviTg the alarm. The rob-
bers, seeing themselves foiled, beat a
hasty retreat.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
SATURDAY DECEMBER %, 1883
Pope aud Prince.

The Crown Prince Of Germany and
the Pope have been ho%bnobbing at
the Vatican this week. The dis
patches say Frederick William was
deeply moved on taking leave of His
Holiness. IT'S a strange sight 10 see
the arch enemy of the Chrueh thus
moved by a visit to the Holy Father.
Can it be that Bismarck wants a Pa
pal bull hurled against the disturbing
elements of the German Empire ? II
looks that way, but If he gets it Rome
must get a consideration of equal
value. Emperors and their ministers
change, grow old and die. The Pa
pacy never does. Its enemy of yes
terdaybends the supple knee 10 day and
asks to be forgiven. 1t is not always
lave, but often fear, that brings about
this submission. An acute and won
derful power is that of the venerable
old man who sits in the Chair of Peter.
More potent in his exile than the
greatest rulers of the earth to quellthe
social and political storms that threat
en- the destruction of kingdoms and
emnfraG
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Railroad Matters.

The Salt Lake Herald concludes a
lengthy editorial on railroad matters
in these words: 1.-THE way the matter
presents itself to us is that the Union
Pacific and associate roads, in order
to succeed in the war that they have
invited, must have an independent
line to San Francisco or some point
in the vicinity OF that city, and that
line must start from Salt Lake. The
people OF Utah will anxiously wait
the cessation of the Iowa pool, and
the going into effect OF the twenty-five
year agreement that has just been
signed. Shortly thereafter we may
look for some activity in railroad
building bereabouts, and it is not
among the improbabilities that the
Salt Lake d Western will reach out
for the Pacific at an early day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

The troubles of the Bristol Mining
Company, says the Phoebe Record,
will soon be settled and the company
will resume operations at All early
day. The mines contain large guam
titles OF low grade ore. which will
average $50 in silver. This ore Is re
bellous, but now they have a new
process by which il can be worked to
an advantage.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

The Reno Journal says: Senator
Marker and a man named Harris
have discovered, within a few mlle~
OF Washoe City, what j. believed 10
be another Coinsloek. The lode, as
far as prospected, carries free gold,
and two small sacks of ore from it
sold in Virginia CITY for $1,000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

The Reno Gazette says half the pa
pers in the State and all the taxpayers
are calling upon the Board to give their
reasons for removing DIR. Dawson
from the Asylum. They dare not do
it. They cannot slow half as much
grounds for complaint against him as
they have now against DIR. Bishop,
and they say they are only trivial.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

"What would socie y think" asks
an exchange, ali "A maj should enter
a ballroom with his arms bare TO the
shoulder and his shirt open from
where his su%spenders cross at the
back to the third button on his vest
in front?" Society would think he
was crazy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

Last Saturday, at Portland, Oregon,
the Occur d'Alene Transportation
Company was Incorporated, with a
capital OF 100000. It's object is to
bnild boats, navigate the Occur d.
Alene Lake and tributary streams,
to build wharves, etc.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

The Tuscarora Times has entered
on a new volume. Under Major Den
MIS- management the Times had i'm
proved in excellence. Long may it
wave.
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Qcc n week at homo. s. outfit FREQ Paw
OOO. absolutely sure. No risk. Capital not
nequited. Reader. if you wunt business ut
which persons Of oil her sex, young or old, can
make great pay all the time thoy work. with
absolute certainty, write for particulars to II.
HALLETr x Co., Portland, Maine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

Fifty millions OF people in this
country use on an average five
matches per day. This makes S75, 900
a day for matches, or S27,350,000 per
year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

O'Donnell was hung in London at
6 o'clock last Monday morning. He
made no statement on the gallows.
He showed none of the Bringing cow
ardIce that characterized his victim,
the informer Carey.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

Twenty-six men will be employed
all winter In the Minnie Moore mine
at Haley, and the property will ship
a ton a day to Omaha all winter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

In the event of Idaho being attached
to Nevada, the Times-R Review says
that Tuscarora would naturally corral
the capital, as that town would be the
4 geographical center. What would
become of the Carson editors, then?
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

rnin for tho working class, Send 10 cents
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will put you IN the way of making mere nom
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We will start you. You can work all the
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22

fHnMEnN lucrative agency business. y
which - 10 $50 a day can be earneo
Send address at once. on postal. to H. u WI,
KINsoN Il Co., 1876 and lS7 Fulton street; Ss"
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