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Application for a Patent.
UsIrED-s sr.rEs LAND oFFIsr.

UNITED STATE LAND OFFIff,
EuRl KA, Nevada, Nov. %, Is z. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY 0ivEJ THAT
IN Eugene n. Robinson, whose Post sfcc adj
dress 10 SelIgInan, NevAda, has this day hied his
Application for a patent Ior hf'esn hundred
ltnearfeot of tn Pursell mice or vein. beadng
silver, with surfsce ground six hundred feet In
wiGth, situated In white Pine Mining Dis.
tfict, county Of White Pine. and Si.te of Nc
,sda. and designat,d by the hei9-notes abd
official plat on hs ia thls ofiicc ~ lot No. u, 10
Township 10 nJrta. rasge 81 cast. Of MsuBt
piab.o nIef .diap The exterior boundaries Of
said lot No. ~ b.ing as follows;
Dcginninx at q post marked No. !, u. =. sur
vey No. ", the same being Identical with tie
ori linal location corner, whencs section coruer
common - sections .. 10, Is and l6. township i6
N, range 81 &. Mount D.ablo me ij'an. bcsss
=. t5 Deg. 4s mia. W., 2.756 feet. and the
IaoutL Of tsnnel No. sn this lode Tears N. 50
dea W, cal feet; thence running n.st course
ols deg. W 600 feet, IL . p st marked No 2.
q. .. sur ey No. II, The same beng tie original
location corner; thence second course NJ. 2st
dog. W 500 feet. to post marked No. 3. U. s.
survey No. u. the same being Identical with
the original location corner; thcrce third course
k.. Glf deg. u, rs0 feet. TO post marked No. 1.
U. survey No. ~, and identical with the orig.
inal location corner. and thence fouitli cosrse
s., 1sl deg. T., 1,5eo feet, to poet No. /, the
pace Of beginning.
MAJ inetlc variation lef deg. east. containing
% 60 100 acres.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders office Of Whits Pine Mining District,
In Book A of psge IS.
Tie adjoining aiinsnts ere on tie north the
Crusader, on the south the Pursell No. 2.
Any aud all per ons claiming adversely any
porti.'n OF said Pursell mine or surface
ground sre required to hls their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States Land
Once AZ Eursks, In the State OF Nevada, during
the sixty days period OF publication hereof. or
they will be barred by vi'tue OF the provisions
the statute.
d. II HALL, Res ister.
II is hereby ordered that he foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for the
period Of sixty days (teI consecutive W. eksl, in
thc Eureka SENTINEL, weekly newspaper
published vt Eureka, Eureka county, Heysds.
d3-60d ID. H HALL, Register
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Application for O Patent.


EURRkA, Neval- Nov. 2b, 1881. I
NOTICE Il HE.EBY OWEN TnAr
IN EugsBs N Robinsou. whose fostnflicc
a1drcss Is seligmsn, Nevada, has this day filed
bis application for patent FIR fifteen hundred
linear feet Of the PursCli NJ. mine or vein,
bearing silver. with surface ground Elk hnndl ed
feet in WIDTH, situated in white Pine Mining
Di.trict, county Of White Pine. and State OF Ne
vada, aud designated by tho field-notea AMI OIL
ciai plat f.e in this Office rs lot No. rs, In
Township 10 north. range 81 east Of Mount
Disblo meridian. The exterior boundaries Of
ssid lot No. ~ being as follows:
beginning Mt post marked No ], U. s. sur
Vey Ne. IS the same being pest No Of u. 5.
survey No ". P1rssll lode, and the Original
loc Atios corner of this claim " hence tae sec
tion corner common to secti, ns 0. 10. Il and lG.
township 10 north, rage 81 east. Moult Dr.
ablo meridian, bears s. SO deg. 10 min. W.,
2776 feet. and the mouth VI tunnel Ne. l, on
the Purssll lode, hears north 50 deg. W, Sal
feet; thence running frs, courSe s., 2st deg.
H.. All feet. TO post marked No 2. U =. survey
No. 49, the came being identical with The orig
inAl location corner; thsnce second course g.,
12l deg. Il l. LSl feet, TO post marked No. 3. U
s. survey No. rs. the came being identical with
the original location corner: thence 81 course
3 .6l3 deg. w.. 623 5-l0 fevt to post marked No.
1. q. ). survey No u. and identical W til the
original ID n ton corner; thence fourth course n
l2f deg. W.. .l69 feet, to post marked No 8. u
8 survey No ~, and identical with tie o. iginal
location corner; thence fifth course n
2st deg. w s3s feet, to post marked No. 6, U.
q. Survey No. anu luohttCei WIN tnt orlS
location corner. the same heing post No. Q -
u. &. survey No. II, Pureell lode, aud thence
sixth curse N, 01f deg. Z 600 feet, along u.
s. survey No. ". Pursell lode, to post No. /. the
place of beginning.
Magnetic variation. l6s deg. east. containing
20 G5-loO scr.s.
The location Of this mine ia recorde In the
Recorders 1fiiee oi White Pine Mining District,
in book A of page 80.
The adjoining claimants are on the north the
Pursall, on tne south the Dead Broke.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Purcell No. mine surfac.
sr und are required to fo Their adverse claims
with the Register Of the United States Liud
Once at Eureka, Ia the State of Nevsds, dur
Ing tire sixty days period OF publication hereof.
or they will he barred by virtue OF the provis,
ions of the Statute.
d. II. HALL, cgstsr.
Itis hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
of application for patent be published for the
period of sixty days tteI consecutive weeksl In
the Eureks SENTINEL, n weeAly Newspaper
Published at Eureka, EurekA county, Nevada.
d360t ID. ii. HALL Register.
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HARDLY FAIR. BUr FUNNY.

Mr.. Blaine he wrote letter,
All the way from Italee.
Sayin' a. how, " Ny fellsr cit'aens,
Your candidate l cannot be-"
Minds me Of the female eritter
When her feller wanted kiss;
mo" sez she. cit isn't proper,
N I'm a we'll conducted miss.
"I'il never let no Teller kiss me
'Thout he's stronger n what / am;
An the Lord knows just at present
/ feel weaker nor a clam"
Dakota Blizzard.
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GIVEN To Her by nm Indian Rajah
"t the Ne'y outset of Her Career
~ ~ SIngcr

| a. Stngcr.
India shawls are coming in again,
They are not worn on the streets tc
any great extent, but make their ap.
pearance as carriage wraps or robes.
One OF the most noteworthy of these
shawls in the country is owned by
Lllli Lehman, who has not yet grown
used TO her new name OF Mime.
kalisch, lately assumed under circum-
stances which shame the cynics who
proclaim that romance has vanished
out OF the world. Nine. Kalisch' Is
shawl was given her years ago at the
very outset of her career as a singer
by native Indian rajah, pensioned
off by the British who had dispOs-
sessed him, and consoling himself by
4 somewhat melancholy European
tour. Ills Rajahship heard Fri.
Lehman in Berlin, was bewitched by
her voice and sent her the shawl as a
token OF approval. 1t is heavy al
ticle, too heavy for ordinary wear,
with threads OF real gold and silver
woven into it. Like all true Indian
shawls it has a composite history,
being made up Of hundreds OF pieces,
each woven by separate workman,
who took months or years to bring
that single scrap to perfection. The
rich, dull Oriental colors harmonize
delightfully."-, and it il none the less
valuable for having served an ap-
premiership, in all probability, as the
way Of India shawls is, as sash or
a girdle twisted about the loins OF
half -barbaric fastener. Its like
could hardly be matched in the market
for $5,000.-N. y. Mail and Express.
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Joe Hausmann is selling off his en-
tire stock OF goods for cash at lower
figures than were ever heard OF in
this camp, as he intends leaving for
the east in about a month TO purchase
an entire new stock Of goods.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.
Euby Hili ruun-l and Mining Con,
PRny.

I OCATION or PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business. EUREKA. Eureka county, Ne
VIDA
Location Of W r.s. Eureka Mining District,
EuEetE county, State IL Nevada.
Notie~.-There arc Delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stork. an asc,.GHt Of ASSESS
msut No. Ia levied on the goth dsy Of Ortsbee,
1887. the several amounts set oppos. te tine
nai4es OF the respective shAi. holders. as ful-
low:
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POSTPONED.

The above sale is hereby postponed until
FRIDAY. Jan. 20. 1879. at Tie same hour ard
place. b. y. IcEwEN. Secretary.
EureAa. Dec 81. 1851. d2i-td
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1887,

Al the hour OF o'clock P. N. Il said day, to
pay ihs said delinquent sssessm ut thereon,
together with costs Of Advertising ard ex-
psnges OF the sale.
d. =. McEwRS. secrctary.
ofice-Rylshd's building. Eurele. Nevada.
Eureka. Nov. az. 1881. no til
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POSTPONED.

The abave sale Ia hereby postponed until
TUESDAY. January 81. ls q. at The same hoei
and place. B.F McSMES, Secret ~.
Bur Ks, Jan. 20, leSs. jast-td
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And Ia accordance with lag Asd al orler of
the Board Of Directors. m ad~ on the 10th DAY OF
October lSs7. 30 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stocs an may bs necessary will BE sold at
public anetioD at the Office of the COM
psny. Rylsnd's Building. EcreAs. Nevsds. on
Thursday. the 22d day of Deeesnser.
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Best brands cf tea AMI cnlfee only st
Berg's.
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RANCH FOR SALE

II lie sUBsciIEER OF ERs Hfs vAIrA-
bic ranch i.r sale. situate al the lac a
Jth Davis Peak IN snake alley, White Pine
county, Nevada, containing
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Itis hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
of application for patent be published for the
period of sixty days ttea consecutive weeksl, in
the Eureks SENTINEL, a weehly Newspaper
Published at Eureka, EurekA county, Nevada.
d3-60d ID. II. HALL Register.
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corner. The torch was a trif1e tiickerin',
but it made the cave light all over. | sot
down on a rock. Bimeby the painter
went over to the pine knot an scratched
an paved at the light till she put it all
out but q little flicker at the top. Then
she kinder edged to'ards me, bashful and
shy, but pooty soon planked herself squar
in my lap an laid her head on my Shout
der
"'Gosh t'almighty! SAYS I, If she hain't
gone an turned down the light an wants
to set up an spark jest like real gal!
Il sprung right up an went out, not
carin' durn wether hurt her teelin's or
not. Mex mOrnin' my leg. bein' better,
felt cheered up, an co l says I'd hey that
mess o trout fore l run away I'm the
love-sick painter anyhow, but | couldn't
find my t'backer box an hair. The
painter d gone on her regular mornin' s
marketin', an | were 'spectin' her back
ev'ry minute. While l were lookin' fer
my t'backer box | see her a comm down
the ridge She We're carryin' sumpin in
her mouth th't looked queer. Iwere Won
derin' yit wat il could be, wien she
bounced inter the openin' and laid her
marketin' on the ground, give one
look at it an kim nigh lumpin, plumb
outen my skin, fer thar laid little
Dominic Ripper, bayin' been lugged in
by the painter I'm somewhat by the seat
of his buckskin breeches / Topped the
Dominic over an soon fetched him to. /
helped him up on his feet, an'.he looked
round with his eyes hangin' out like the
big eend Of banty hens egg. The
paint kim up to me an put her paws
on my chist, an she never looked so durn
lovin at me afore. VILE she were lookin'
tn kim "a report like a small clap o.
thunder, an my painter fell dead at my
feet The little Dominic stood on tother
side o her with pistol nigh foot long,
an he had sent all th'tit had held clean
through the painters brain. / looked
| down at her ez she lay thar dead, an
sumpin shiny on her breast ketched my
eye stopped down. Layin' plumb
over her heart. an fasten'd round her
neck by the buckskin string. were my
t'backer box, with tn lock o my hair
in it!
Squire, that were a tetchin' sight, an,
b'gOsh, | had to blubberl
Il told the dominic the story o. the
painters love, an he toll me how he'd
been waylaid by her an yanked in afore
he could say boo.
"'But wat in under the blue cannerpy
did she want to fetch you in fer?' | says,
Did she think l had a tooth fer dominic
an buckskin breeches?'
Ono said the little dominic. Cant
We see@ says he. shed sot her heart on
havin' you' says he, AN fetched me in "a
do the marryin', ez sure ez my name Is
Dominic Ripper?
Squire"
But the squire was moving toward the
door, and he went ont without a word
leaving the old settler to muse alone on
the queer things nature used TO do in the
olden time.
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fraud and conspiracy i'm issuing certificates to
Chinese emitting them TO return TO the United
States, returned a verdict OF aequittal for Nc
Lean They stood eleven TO one for Ciprico.
John F. Read OF Jacksonville, Ind, one
of the bOndsmen of the Hon Jonas G. Howard,
member of congress from the Third Indiana
district, has transferred all his real es tate and
personal property 10 relatives.
While John j. Martin and an immigrant
whom he had just secured in New York were
walking on the track at Middlteown, \. Y,
last Saturday, they were struck by I
train. Their remains had to be shoyeled into
q barrel.
The son of a rich Chicago manufacturer fell
in love with Agnes Masters, his mothers pretty
gOyerneSs. Tie father consented to the MATCH
but the mother objected and sent the young
man to Europe. The girl Thursday evening
attempted suicide with poison.
President Harrison, OF the Indiana benevo.
lent boards. filed a suit against the attorney
general and ex-senator FOulke. of that state,
for libel. They charged him with stealing sup
plies from the insane hospital. Mr.. Harrison
SAYS that they have maliciously lied about
him.
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Tho whole vital aInchinery

Depends Tor the fuel which Is tho orlgn Of ~ pro.
pulsory force. upon the stomach. In that hidden
alcmhic the food undcrgocs tho chemical changes
which lrhnsmuic Il into blood, from which the sys-
tenn draws the material that fomhuftes II for its
daily losses OF tissue. These Of course greatly
weakened or dsordofcd, lho system Il deprived Of
austouancc. uostcttcr's stomach nitters be re-
lied upon 20 facilitate aud ronow digestion when
that function has been Interrupted Ny weakness Of
the stomach. niiiousnoss ditersloH Of Tho bile
from is proper channel. which causes constipation.
Il also femedlci by a. Heartburn, wind on the
stomach sick headache. iur upon tho tongue, and
other symptoms oi stomach and liver disorder, 10
spssdlly removes Maafih complaints u ossry
sort, lidney, nnd bladder troubles constipation,
rheumatism and neuralgia yield when u Il used
regularly and pefsisisntiy,
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DIR. smart's Great wittIcism.
Washington Critic.

Mr.. Smart (blindfolded)-'' ladies, you
see have cent here in my hand, which any
boxes on the table and will tell you in which
box il is placed"
Ladies, with a vast quantity of giggles and
nervous little calculations, place the coin in
one of the boxes, and Mr.. Smart rubs his nose
over each box and guesses the right one.
Ladies-"Oh! OH How did You do III Won.
derful! Wonderful Tell Us how?"
Mr.. Smart-"Certainly, ladies. do il with
my nose, as you saw"
Iadies-"But how? Do tell us, Mr.. Smortg"
there can smell il, and ii there isn't can't.
SeeP
Mr.. Smart laughs vociicrously, and the ladies
remain in bewilderment until they see the joke
of Mr. Smart, with diagram spelled out, in the
social column OF the next weeks issue of the
Smoozleyille Tindicotor and Farmers Exponent
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"A Lovely Skin

I have been afflicted since last March With sskin
disease the doctors called eczema NY face was COW
cred with scabs and sores and the itching and burn
ing we're almost unbearable. Seeing your Cuticurs
Remedies so highly recommended, concluded to give
them tHial, using the Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
externally, and ResOlyent internally, for four
months. call myself cured, in gratitude for which
make this public statement.
CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Broad Brook, Conn,
have suffered from salt Rheum for over eight
years al times so bad that could not attend 10 my
business for weeks at a time. Three boxes Of Cuti-
and four bottles Resolvent have entirely cured
me of this dreadful disease. JOHN THIEL-
1873 Second avenue, New York City.
The box Of Cuticura that you sent me some months
ago did me so much good that will send for another
box, believing that il will of skin disease
with which have been troubled for eighteen years
FANNIE /. JOHNSON,
Amsterdam, Va
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nS-Send for chow to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages 81 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
DJNTPLEs. blaekheads, chapped and oily skin
l. vi prevented by Cuticura Medicated soap.
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Notaihg Is Known to science at all comparable 10
tho Cutcura Remedies IN their marvellous properties
Of cleansing, purifying and identifying the skin,
and in curing tOrturing, disfguring itching, scay
and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp and blood,
with loss OF hair from infancy to age.
Cutcura, the great skin cure, and Cuticura Soap,
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ternally, and Cuticura Resovent, the Blood
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form OF skin and blood disease, fIom pimples 20
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have had 4 most wonderful cure OF salt rheum.
For Eve years have suffered with this disease.
had IL on my face, arms and hands. was unable
to do anything whatever with my hands for over
two years / tried hundreds OF remedies, and not
one had the least effect. The doctor said my case
was incurable. saw your advertisement, and con-
cluded try the Cutieura Remedies; and incredible
il may seem, that after using box of Cutieura
and two cakes of Cutieura Soap, and two bottles of
Cuticura Resolveut. l find l am entirely cured
Those who think this letter exaggerated may come
aud see me and find out for themselves.
GRACE p. MARKHAM,
North St. Charles street, Belle River Ont.
Cuticura Remedies are absolutely pure and the
only infallibe blood purifiers and skin bcautfeTs.
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The LlllIa 0Inhll. Lpng speeeh.

i'NtfNHh iAfihN
A Chicago man tells new story on stephen
A, Douglas and William III, Seward, Ii was
lust before the war when both were IN the sem
ate Douglas was going on the floor a. make u
greal speech, aud Seward called him into one
oil the cloak.rooms and said 20 him
"DOuglls, you're going 90 make big speech
Come aud take drink with me. have here
a Jug of twenty-year.pld brandy sent mo by one
OF my constituents. Try little"
Ilut Donglas declined, aud soon aiterward
made his appearance on tee iioor aud addressed
the senate ln set effort Ailer he had finished
he again met seward IN the cloak'room,
"lOu'Te tired now Douglas" said the New
Yorker, 'and you'd better try n drop of that
i0ny.yenrold brandy of mine"
"frodW exclaimed Douglas, " should say
was. ! nm exhausted. Gould You expect any
thing else OF man who has just finished the
longest speech The world hns ever hcnrdW
"Oh, that wasn't long speech Seward re-
Epondcd u littc puzzled yen were on the
floor only fifty minutes
Fifty minutes" the Little Giant rotoried
reaching for the jug why, according 90 your
own story this brandy has grown twenty years
older while ] was speaking
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ceptions reminded one of the small boy when
the circus comes to town-looking at the ele-
plant, and then running ahead block and
stopping till the show came by again. Time
after time ladies were caught repeating. and
they didn't all come from Baltimore either.
Mrs. Cleveland grants 20 every one in line time
enough for good, searching comprehensive
look at her face and her toilet and it is the
height of cruel meanness to double on her, and.
falling in line again, wear out her patience and
strength for the sake of a second ill-bred stare
OF idle curiosity. Hereafter policemen will be
so stationed as 10 make repeating" impossible,
and the first fair maiden that attempts 1t Will
be gently, but firmly shown the door.
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victoria. Per.onal servant,

Edmund's description OF the queen sitting al
dinner nc Windsor, with two Indian servants
always standing behind the royal chair" with
whom ever and anon her majesty conyerses In
Hindustani, reminds one OF certain passages In
Thaokeray's inimitable hurlesques; but the pic
ture as evolved out OF Edmnnd's fertile aud In
genious mind IL ~ purely imaginative rs any.
thing In "Gullivers Travels The queens
personal servant" pure-bed Highlander who
was raised on Deeside, always stands, arrayed
In Celtic garb, behind her maiestys chair when
she dimes In company In the oak room al
Windsor.
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Ho WAS FulI of life.

"Your money or your lfcP demanded foot
pad of pedestrian who NJ late hour one
night was tIcading his way along dark and
narrow street
"l'ye more life than money" replied the
pedestrian, and proceeded % demonstrate his
possession of the former In shoh nanner that
an hour later when the would,bc robbcr
gathered himself mp from the dust, be felt OF
his body all over % assure himself that he was
something more than a suit OF casi-on clothing.
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WHY They smiled.

Il hear they are going TO have donkey
party nc BIS" said PaEonvillo man "a
his ncighbor.
80 understand" was the replyi "are you
goingY
"Of course am" said the Parsonville man;
"they couldn't have the party without nef
And he couldn't quite make out what the
other fellow was laughing OF.
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In the Domestic circle.

Wife (who doesn't like tobaccol-"John, |
wish YOU would have your fVe repaired"
Husbnnd-"flue repaireds What DO you
mennP h|lA i ll
Wife, mean II You had your hue repaired
maybe you wouldn't smoke SO.
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SO More IlepeatIng.


Now that lent is over Mrs. Cleveland l. con.
tcmplatlng the renewal OF the pleasant morn
Ing receptions which the discourtcsy of many
at her visitors compelled her 10 cease some
time ago The conduct Of soue OF the people,
and especially the ladies, who came 20 these re-
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Treshncs. All Around.

New York SUM-
Old Lady On grocery storcl-"Be them dates
fresh, boyl They don't look t."
Buy--"lcsm they're of recent date"
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N0TIcE nr Arr0lNTMENr
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT

CIfHTENN Are you mortgaged, paying heavy
NINAIODs rents or running hghindl Can
yau move "a q new l0callonf Excellent lands,
cheap which will INCREASE 10 value several fold ia
hye YEAR, No other such opportunities existing.
Full particulars, ff,cl upon appucaii9n 20 e. IL.
WARREN, Gen, Pass, Agli - laul' Mlnn' n
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NorIeE orArrolNrMENr.

NOTICE oFAPPoisTMENr
Notice Il hereby given that The undersigned hss
duly qualified 81 administrative Of the estate ~
Michael shea. late ~ Marion county, Indiana, de-
erased. said estate is supposed 90 D. solvent
tA1itAniAE n, nHEA,
Adminsifhtfin.
ainninn A Rnall Allalnnls.
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TT NTED with the lovliest delicacy is the skin
- bathed with CutcuTa Medicated Soap.
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