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The sxperipn ce of Mrs. Peters.

Mrs Peters had illS,
Mrs Peters uaI chlllS,
Mis-, Peters was sure sha was going to die;
Ihrr drsed Ter witt pll's,
They d I'd her " tn -Quills.
with rtncd rs wet. Nn1 ~lth r" NEEDLES dry.
May mrdicincS 'ur, d uer,
Bat non" a. tn ~ cured her,
Their natucc and their number nobody could
tel;
And she snnn m ght n we died,
Bot 20 re ''Prl.tt-" were ',icd
:hat acted like magic. AMI then she got well
The magic "Peln,s" wer. DR.. Pierce.
Plctsa org tive Pellets one oriqra' Little
Liver Pi'lsl. They cared Mrs., Prters, anu
now she woultp't ho without hem.
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STATr or VERMONT, To all persons
DISTRICT OF CHlTrENDEN. concerned Ia the
estate Of Lyman Reed, ia;e OF J, richu in said
district, deceased.
GREETISG (:
At q Probate Court. holden M BurinEtOn
withia and Tor the district Of ChittCndeu, on
the 3Fn day OF Au U,t, 1855 au instrument
pa porting q he the lt wiz ana ttstpueuj
Of Lyman Re- d, bate of J"ricno. in said
district, deceased, va rrc-c tied to the
Court aior,+YId. tor urObltp. And il is or
deere by sad court that the Is day ri -eptcm
b l.Se, at the = obItc e. urt rooms in suld
Burlington be ass ignrd tor proving sand instrI.
ment und tia nUtlCc thVtCpi be given t. all
persons nccrntd. 10y Publishing mi, ordor
three weeks success .lVoi' IN he Burlington
Free Pies, a v"wspapci printed NJ said Bur
HnKton, previous "th" time Hppu'n'cd.
Therefore NOu are hereby 0tltcd TO upprtr
before said Court, ~ the TIM and place utur--
said ard contest the PROBATE ui said Will II
you have cause.
Given under ny hand mt burlington. in said
dist rict, this SOL h duv or Au<rst lsSS.
ll,w3w tHn. N. WALES. Register.
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the democratic party. The declaration Il
its national convention is sincerely
made and no member of our
party will be found excuslug t. e eXisl
epce or belttling The peruici0us resu is of
these devices to wrong the people. Under
| various names they have been punished
by the common law for hundreds # years
and they lose none of their hateful fpa
lures because they have assumed the
nalnes OF trusts instead of cOnspraces
We believe that these trusts are the nat
ural off prinG of market CRITICALLY re-
| strlcted. lat III unOr,ilnately high tar IF,
| beside furnishing the temptation for the I
| existence, eularCes the limit within when
| they may operate against the people aud
| thus iUcreA~ei the extent of their power
for wrong do ng with an unatterable bS-
| tired OF al suc1 schemes we count the
checking of their baleful operation,
among the good results promised by rev
| enut reform.
VIII we cannot avoid par''., r,ierpr.
| resentation our position urou The ques II
OF revenue reform should he So p.ul! w.
sta'fd uS tn admit - no mi,u Il lNtardu.
| We have euterru up"u $50 g U""dA Of ire
! tr de. The ttjUtin We s,e> - iIau41ra
| is pred Gated rJrn the utuo care .
esi abli~Ntd industries and enterprises,
re al tu1 o, Latu lor the luttIe.t- Of Anne
! lc4n LABOR tu"i . ejuC9la desire - rrli-N,
the county uom tire injustice and dange
OF C"udhl 10 which Lurtd,tns evil to Z ,
the people OF tie land.
ATTITUDE or THE REPUBLICANS.
We are dealing with NJ imaginary dan
| ger. It's tXistsncr ma been repeated s
confessed bi al political pd.ties an
and pii H-e- # remedy have been uadc &.
all sides. Yet when ia the legislaiiy-
body Wnetc under ;hr constitution re,na
dial measures HIplcIuIt 10 this euui -
must originate, the democratic mrjo.i',
| were attrj.ip. iug, with extreme mudrY. d
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Aids To Shaueliness.
LFrora AN Atlantic City Latte

LFforn an Atlantic City letter.
Among the new wrindies "A the seaside
- The "6ithiu1 corset" a rpuud, Il frame
work TO ne fastened on the hretst bN
women uuder 'h-ir btthIug Il esses to
give them u shap-ly ii!are woeu they 90
into the surf" MANY charming iris
wear five and >iE airs OF stockings when
~ b9tniug cn@tU ne N order ~ give their
hinh' PLANO appearances. In order,
However, 30 preserve the smAljnpSs Of the
foot, the teer OF all tp- stocNiugI, save
the pair worn outside, are cut of
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THE NEWS IN VERMONT,
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STATE.
Chittenden County.
UNDERHILL.

From Is to II cents was the usual price
paid for butter September T.. Miss Alice
w Villains started September for Mort h.
field, Mass where she will attend school.
The following are the justices elected Sep
temher4 Fl: :. NJ Mead. Tyler Graves, w
> woodruff, II. =. Brush, y. Il TerrIll,
II. &. Woodworth and j G.. Moose.
FRANK Young has gone to Burlington to
WOl k AT the Rowe'S hotel Hon. Il. y
Day, well known aud much respected
CIT Zen, has gone to New York CITY where
he has secured n dp-lrable situation rs
salesman for the well known house of
Lord ~ Ia' lOr.... DR.. Gilbert from Nor.
risvllle is dong dental work at the Gus
Ter house. Mr.. Josiah Bias, VINO h, s
been VISITING here elurned to Minnie puls
Mtun., September $50. Mrs. Bass eXpt cts
% 1emdin mere for a time.
wILLISTON.
o. 5. Pine, NJ. d.. formerly Of Aberdeen,
Dakota, with his wife, 4 lady eminent in
the meulcal prof, sslOn, to whom he was
lately married, have been visiting friends
~ the East. Washington, y. c.. Ne =,
YORK and brooklyn were included among
the may places of their visitation. They
were given glad welcome at the recently
repaired ard pleasant cottage home of Mr..
Ptle's PAL nts, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pine,
Ihe doctor Will settle in 1t. Paul, Mimi.
where his wife has already established b, r
reputation as a successful physician.
SHELBURN.
Rev. j. ham b ISIS preached at TIE
Ep scopal chapel on Suudly... Wsr e.
t"Iiainer and family of WASHINGTON, ID.
g., VIII have been spending few q VS.
with his father, Ira Co.lamer, have star ed
Tor home. DR.. f.. O. klnsman and
family have returned to their home in
CamDrid&p. Mass. 49,. H Walter Webb and
family went to New York Sunday even.
lng ia DR.. Wehb's private car MrlluuitH.
....Rev &. f. Wilcox c.osed his -four
days needing last sunday night. III e
meetings have resulted IN mucn good.
with several converted nuu mole to TO-
low.
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OREGON AND WASHING ON

No seclIon OF the country i, to-day 1t act
inE "a much Htftntt0n rs Montana, Oregon
aud ", sh urtou: n a. II, M c ~ . II ranks
Or yOp. "ecau.e of e.. rich V lleys, and Wash
ingtOn T"rIl CRY 10y .raS II Of Its m ID climate,
timber, .-l nll,' rat- and Wa u"riul pr due
ton OF traits and Ger ais. he rN id growth
Ut p kane FH =. WITH wN'Cr UoV r e,ccrd.
ng cv n tl"t a. vim e., -uli Tu"u-ls. on
Pug t DOuni {, tnc term nus 90 thu Nourcru
Pac TIC Halroar, wth 200 inhabil MS !;
Seattle, 81 tiles is'Hnt. IN on rg't c aud
thriving c!ty, una K this section - tine Paclhc
Mort nwes H. %; G thut offers pA uliar induce
ucut~ " hu., F,tkiUr new h m,>
BY writing ca :. :. -, Gtdc 9 Passenger
AqcIt. Nor hero Pacific Railroad S. Paul,
ann re wi send vpu l!lus'rar,d pam phlrts
map, ana no'k., giViu' 'Ou Val liable in or IL
III n in ref cnrp T. tie country traVerScd
by tii- Er,a' i 90 Oup So. Paul, Minneapolis
nu"l AID Ash and 10 Port an :, {, "gOu, 4n
Il icumA 8Gd ~c,t H.. Wash nEtoi 7, m Dry
Iuls rO d, n .dJitirn - beng the only raj
line To Sposua+ Fr'ls. THcOmu and seattle
rrHctcs ii tie pl!ncioal ppIH's in Northern
Minnesota M DdtOta, A"utluI. Idaho. Nr-
ego. aud Washington, =. 's-c>scs II tqIHll"d
chic attractions, ~ "'c.i - supa TO- - ain
ecu pmcn., arrr a. ming cars. ard cOinutt
si.Cpc.s i.r thr a. 81 u't, nd ny 81 tlcIs,
II. her + . b Cn ,nv"u'euce, are 70 re ound
90 an, tir"r l. e t exciting uus'uCs. ~ the
IL Ca a q IDI'l-UslrS nhinV 4S vat
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SHELBURN.
BRISTOL.

Mr.. F. l.. Sherwin died Sunday nigh.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon Rev. NJ.
Walker aud family are visiting Mrs. Gil
lett, mo. her ut Mrs. Walker.
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Invention : e. 6. :a 81 4
the wonders Of inv ntlve
progress IS n method $50" -l>'rw Of wo k that
can be prrtO al over the c untrc with
~ pdrHting he workers r. m tho r homes.
ray lhcral; any on can do the work tither
SIX, YOU = or al no slecia ab t. uIired d.
: ~ 1t at lot me- DID; you e sta 7 d free. Gut
this out and ~ urn to US and We will send you
tree, one htyV IT Arta. va. c ard import
u c. to - u, nat VIII star N,u in Mlsiness,
which Will htip- GU more money right
away than ANYTHING cl-e IN the wurld. Grand
GWN free. Add css TRUE y G.. uEJs:a,
Maine. os w.t.
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AR I:

You a sufferer from any OF this list Of symphonic
some of which warn you that you liable to
attack Of ApopleXy Dizziness or Pressure In the
Head Spots Before Eyes, Pain Around or Palpita-
ton OF Heart Pain in Region OF Heart with Feeling
Of surocation, Ringing Sound in Ears, Numbness or
Prickly Sensation Of Limbs, especially the Arm,
Pain between Shoulders and in Side Pain in Small
OF Back or Hip, Dry Cough, Flatulence, Sour
stomach, General Debility, Loss OF Appetite, sc,
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\ GU

can he cured by purchasing a bottle Of ANTI
APOPLECTINE and taking It according to
directions. 1t is strongly endorsed by the leading
physicians OF Montreal as the only" Apopexy Pre-
venrivo, and is everywhere regarded as a cure
for Paralysis, Heart Disease, Rheamnti sm,
Angina PectOris, Chronic Bronchitis,
Liver Complaint, Kidney and BLADDER
Troubles, SciaticH, Dyspepsia, &C., &c.
For sale by all druggists Price 81 90 bottle six
bottles for $500. Send to DIR, F. S. HUTCHINSON
& CO., Enosburgh Falls VT, U. S. A, for circulars
and testimonials. 100 Emergencies price Is cts.
Mailed free to readers of this paper. Tells what to
do In case of accident, and what may result from
being
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F2 Z SET D DI TRADITIONS

were first suggested. a d the h, st va ieties nm
der test ave been sclrcted Nm seat 10 sub
scr' er trOn Nctr To year lhu. il IS that the
Beauty cf Hebron. VII Elephaut Aud Ru-
RAJ Blush ttetpcS have hccu introduced. the
Dienl Mcdicrrant az, Surprise and rultzO-
lawson WI ats; Thn ca hbert raspberry,
the Rural Il anchinE Surghue; Rural Thor
ourhhrpd. u uunt'> Pru'ilic ORR. hnd Strata
kcn, Tclrph ne Rural NV Yorker ard Ala
Ia Fe1S ana score of Other vtri tbs which
are e. cOgn'z a. the hest now IN cultivation.
II IL thr excepted MEDIUM TO- trp irrroduc-
non Of ~ new plHnt., SCet ard Agricultural
ana Garden implements. The frat Hl'r of the
cOun ~ r"cIVn1f' II rs esrnC~tiy striving to
promo 9 tue tes AEr cultural. no ticultural
aud st'cN interest Oi America.
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RESTRICTION OF IMMIGRATION.

While the Interest of labor should be
always regarded In any mod dcation Of
our tariff laws, an additional and more
direct aud efficient protection to these in
terests would be afforded by the restric-
ton aud prohibition of the immigration
or importation of laborers from other
countries having no purpose or intent OF
becoming our fellow citizens or acquiring
any permanent interest in our country.
TRUSTS.
Referring to trusts he says Such COM
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THE RgRAL NEw,YORKER

established in lstW Is original from begin-
llnR U, tnn II costs more TO publish than
any ot her weeNiy "a IN jlurual. II urelents
500 l'lusir tious from nA ure every year. The
best artists the best writer's | il The first
urn"I TO nave established governmental
gr unis, which are under the direct personM
tui Of lta 'dit0rs These are culti-
waited for the hcnrh of its rca ers Every
thing new IS carefully tested Il the results
a. homo tlf reNnrtfd ID it, enlnmns. Tins ita
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-14
CLEVELANYS AWEPfAN
HIS LONG DELAYED LETTER AT LAS
MADE PUBLIC.
rns Issue Rem aims Unchanged He says
IL isn't Free Trade, but Recommends
she Introduction of all Raw
Materials Free of Duty.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Following Il
she presidents letter of acceptance
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-03-24

Mr.. II. 8. Han,lin. one Of the best known
insurance. men in North Carolina, writes
from Winston, as follows: Ever since !
was seven years Of age i have had what
the doctors call hip disease, and which
call white swelling. Ny hip WAS drawn
out of place. There was swelling at the
kr.s-joint, where there is profuse run
ming, which has been there Tor years. OF
course this has greatly depleted my sys
ten, together with surgical operation on
the leg bone. tried every known blood
purifier TO build up my system, but none
aid N. good until took 5. S. S. use II
every spring. It always builds me up,
giving me appetite and digestion, and ens,
Bile. me to stand the long, trying, ener'
vstiny, bot summer days. 10 me there ia
40 such medicine for purifying the blood
and building up the wasted system a.
8. s.. s. On using it soon became strong
Of body and easy Of mind. My color
changed from pale, worn look to q
healthy, robust compilation
Mr.. G. n. Frizzel, of Farmersvills,
Texas, writes: About Augtst lst. 1855,
an eruption appeared on my arms and
Legs, which panied me much and seemed
to affect my physical condition generally.
On the advics Of physician at this place,
| finally commenced using Swift's Specific.
{ am glad to say that after using three
large bottles the sores hsve sll healed"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
nsil.I free. TIE SWIFT SPEcIFlc Co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
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SrEEL AIn sBups.
Al snventtsa which Tees yacuam
Instead 81 Gas,

Al tnventtss which Tees . yacusm
Instead 81 Gas,
[P.ttsburg Corr. to New York sum-
DR.. Arthur Debsnsset OF Chicago, Pres
ident Of the Transcontinental Aerial
Navigation Company. is in the city plac.
ing contract for steel to be used in the
mammoth air.ship which be proposes to
build. Each Of these ships will be GA
feet long and IA feet in diameter. They
will be cone.shsped and made Of steel.
The vessels will cost sl5o. 900. and it ia
the intention to build several Of them.
Dr.. Debsusset 10 the inventor Of the
aeroplane, as be calls it. lie says it is
no longer % experiment. but success,
and that during the present year be will
start on q voyage Of discovery to the
North Pole sud Artic regions.
"All balloons constructed heretofore. y
said he, shave been Of silk. or some
fabric used As 8 substitute therefor. and
Inflated with hydrogen gas Or common
illuminating gas. Instead Of gss ! shall
simply nee nothing but vacuum. which
is lighter even than pure hydrogen. II
hydrogen il only one.fourth the weight Of
air, and cosl.gas ouly one.hslf. why use
either when by punping out the air .
vacuum will b produced! Then there
will be no weight to carry except the
vessel and attachments. It is tho stno.
spheric pressure which have to contend
with principally in using this vacuum.
shall build my s;r-ship Of steel plates &C
thin a to weigh less in the aggregat,
than tho air displaced. and yet strong
enough to Withstand the pressure from
without"
The inventor says further that be az.
poets to develop speed Of 100 miles pei
hour. The Americans. with sir.ships o,
this kind. he thinks. could keep ths
+ united aests Of tho world away from the
coast. The aerial ships need only b.
loaded with dynamite shells, whict
could BE- dropped on the enemies vesssls
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PnonIsIrIoN IN NEVADA.

We observe in our exchsnSse that IN
attempt is to be made to organize Pro-
hihition party in Nevada. In itself the
plsn for passing prohibition" laws Is an
absurdity. Such laws have never yet pre-.
vented NOR ever will prevent, nor material.
ly decrease drunkenness. Nevsda's intelli.
gent people will offer but poor field for
the silly and fanatical doctrine. But Il
il just 81 well that our people should
know the true reason Of the resent pro.
hibitiou talk. The leaders of the move.
ment have declared that the Republican
party must be destroyed. Why! Be.
csuse in the Republican party are very
large numbers Of men who desire to see
drunkenness decreased; who are, and have
bean. working for the high.license system
for saloons-the only legislative MEASURE
which has ever really tended toward
temperance. and one which il acceptable
to the better class of saloonkeepers.
This system is profitable. It has been
proved by experience to be beneficial to
the people and practicable to their public
% well as their private purses. But this
being an honest. truthful and sensibls
method is opposed ~ well by the mis-.
guided fanatics among prohibitionists y
by their leaders Of the stripe which man.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-03-24

A Japanese provsrb says that friend
1t hand 10 better than Ill your relations
1t . distance. 40 . little money in your
pocket ia better than al the credit in the
world. It Ia astonishing sometimes how
much . little money will buy. and
equally surprising how quickly . bill
reaches hundred. and yet we may have
little 10 show for II. One purchasing on
credit buys rsshly and generously; he
does not think Of pay day. which seems
far of. certain like death. but - remote
and intangible. II 10 easy 10 buy thinas
in this way. one hardly stops to count
the cost; BY this method II almost seems
"a il ell the things we covst grew on
trees. and al We bad to do was to put
out our hands; We seem TO be fed and
clothed Is Il BY . miracle il we pay the
bill due in season. To contract bill il
to contract An obligation. TO give another
the advantage; We believe that half the
forgeriss and embezzleusnts IL the
country are the direct result Of debt.
Halt the paralysis and heart disease
which ends mems lives in their heyday
may b traced to the worry consequent
upon debt; worry kills more people than
work. or love, or any disease. It writes
wrinkles in the face; II discolors the
skin, makes the hair fall out and encour.
ages dyspepaia. -[Harpsrs Bazaar.
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vh;,. !. c,.,.I.na ~. r.....s rss
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5000 . h.a IT,. H.. 49, =. AZ ~ :.
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COAST xEwA


An ostrich farm will be started near
Red Bluff this spring.
California; consumption of coal aver.
sges 1000 tons daily.
The voice Of the belfry was heard for
the FIRST time in Prescott. Arizona, on
March 9Th.
Tho lose Of sheep IN Utah during the
past winter has been greater than 1t any
year since 1879.
At Wildfower, Fresno county. March
9Th, 1900 rabbits were aushtered in 9
drive by 500 men.
A large colony coming fran Chicago
has secured tract of land in SINH Valley
Ventura county. Cal.
Some Of the gravel mines on Butte
Crock. Butte county. ars paying large
returns to their owners.
Colusa has among it, residents white
woman who 10 married to . Chinaman.
The pair have two children. /,
Fint.class lims il now made ct Dunlap,
Fresno county. 1t the rate Of 600 barrels
= noath. Tho deposit is forty feet wide.
The Central Pacific railroad COMPANY
will shortly bsgia changing the brakes
on passenger cars from ''strsight air" to
auteustie.
The arrest Of Marshal Meade and posse
while tracking train robbers, BY Mexican
soldiers, has caused excitement on the
border.
The boys Of Boise City. Idaho. make
imitation coins Of pewter spoons 60 ~ Il
load dowu the contribution boxes Of thu
Salvation Army.
A Moutana's coroner's jury rendered I
verdict Of "died Of sottsning Of the brain
over the remains Of horse thief WHO'S
head had been smashed with club.
| The Chinese laundrymen Of Spokane
Falls, Wash. are trying to decide
whether to pay 500 license . year or Il
pull up stakes and seek other quarters.
There are about 500 stamps in opera
ton. and not less than 1000 men d
work, On the great mother lode whiel
runs from Jackson to Plymouth. Anadel
county, Cal.
| A Mountain City tElko County, CORES
pondent Of the Elko IEDErEspEST writel
that vein Of ore has bsen discovered
thors ranging from 20 to 40 inches Il
width and sssaying from 800 to 5000
| Four hundred and city thousand acre.
Of land claimed BY the Southern Pscif
Railroad Company il Los Angeles and
Sen Bsraardiso counties haze bee,
thrown open for settlement.
The gypsum deposits Of the Blaci
Hills In Dakota are pronounced equal to
those Of Novs Scotia, which srs ID,
purest yet discovered. The manufsct
urs Of plaster has already begun At man,
points.
A borax trust has been formed in So
Francisco. The twelve fras controlling
the bosax out put Of this coast have com
binsd into IN association Known Is th
Borax Board Of California, and Frank N
Smith hss been appointed General Man
sgsr
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NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE COUNTY
i Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada. In the matter
Of the estate Of james A. Wsdsworth, deceased.
Order TO show CAUSE why order Of sale OF real
estate should not BE- made.
i Appearing TO the said court. by the Pc
wsdsvortl snd Ssssr snow xdnin MINI ~ ~ Il
Janes 4. WaAsworta, deceased. praying for an
order Of ale Of real estate, that II d nscess
70 sell portion Of the real eatats, 10 Pay the
allowance :: ne family. The dsbts eutstandins
and charges Il sdniniatEstion.
II . thsrsfcrs ordered By the Judge Of said
ocrSt, that siipsssons interested In the estate
q s.id dscsessd. sPpssz before aid District
Court q ths !s.ts q Nevada: q eATunDAI.
u ths morning Of aid az. q The oourt-roen Of
osid District oourt Il the STATE II Nsysds, 4
he osuF Hou6s IN MD County Of Lincoln, 70
show ceess Why ~ ordss should not b eranisd
V ths Daid sdninistratou 70 ell % much Of
the RAJ estate Of ssid dsessssd y shall b -
Asd that copy Of this order be Published, ,
q least four successive weeks. 10 the piochs
WEAKLY tEconp. Newspaper printed and pub.
| lishsd In ssid county.
Datsd 2azch 10th, 1883.
District Judge.
D. OFFICE OF THE COUNTY cLEsx.l
OF ths County Of lincoln
I, J. O. Kelley. County Clark Of the County Of
Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and ss.olacio Cisrk
| Of the District Court Of the STATE Of Nevada.
n and for ssid County, Do hsrsby certify ths
foregoing y b true. full sndcoffsct copy Of
n order duly made and entered upon the
minutes Of sad District Court.
! witness my hand and
the seal Of said Dis
' ;s's' !. 3's Ssss e.: = ~, 3,
| ioAo
&c. xittl. Gssl.