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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-08-21
MANCHESTER.

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?, lab 2, / IL b3. il b 5, ID (. III b 4, /;
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IIObII, 2b IL, l3 b II, lis b l2 III l2,II /
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l 10 b 25, IL rs, l I6 b Is, IL b2i.
TALMAGE, willowdale,
Lot IA block 2, l15b 2. b. aba, IA b s.
SOLOMON CITY.
Lot p First ST, / "a First st, 90 Firs;
st, 1852 # Halls block Main st. h / Il
# Halls block Main st, 50 and y # 81
Main st, lis Main st, l l2l Main st
st, 1871 Main ST, l39 Main st, l57 Main 81,
Its l69 ILL., 49, 235, 24l 243 245, 2i7, 2i9 g. 1913
1T end 4f, AZ fl end A, l02. l04 liz, H. 49,
l64, l9s. Main st. Its q, ., IS II end Al, 43
IS s. Sc. 49, 20. S. 3d. b. 80 # end IS. 50 It end
%, lO4, log, los, ITO, liz. 4, LIB Third st. Its
g. Is, I5 1913. p, %, ITO IT end 81, 40 It nd
s. IO7, 100, iii, lbs hf 6, 8. TO- %, 81 SO. hi
"a "a, IS, 3d. 90, "a, %, 10I, los, lis. 40, I3I
Fourth st Its /, 8, 5, ], 81 49, A. 40, 81, S. 81.
50, g. %, 81 g. iOS' III, lis, g. IS. %,
/, 81, S. IS, 81. So 7S 5 S. 81 50. SO, IS, 81. &c.
I0l, iO7, Ill. liz. 49, H. IS It center les 75 It
center 1SS 70 # center 40, so It center l35, so
20, -. u.
hf IS, hf s., hi co. 81. 81. 66 S. 20, r. 81, S.
IOs, I0I IO6, ia6, l25 $50, 49, ls4. 1876 Sixth ST.
Its l, q Walnut st. Its rs, 8 Pinest.
Hall & whitley's Addition,
Lts2,3,4,5 10. Is Railroad st. Its q, "a,
26. g. "a e Fourth st. Its s. 10, 12, II, %, "a,
Is, g. 30, So, 80, 8. g. 81, %, 80 Fifth st. Its, Il,
a. 26 IS so, 80, 81. Sc, l6i It end 49, 1, g. H.
Is. q, % Sixth st. Its l, 2, 3, S, 7, II, II
County Road st.
Gels Addition.
Lot Is block /, ls b7.ll2b7.
Rock Island Addition.
Its ID. Il. Is 16. IL, Is. l9. 20, g. q g. "a blk 8,
LtsRl q, g. a. Is g. q, IS g. 80. 81 50, g, "a, s.
S. 81, 49, So 10 blk Z. Its q. p. 3, a. Is, g. "a
3, ., So 81, 81. 50. 81, IS, s. 81, 81. 80. 40 blk 8.
Its 81. p g. a. IS IS "a. q, ., 80, 81, 8, 50, 81,
10, 20, 81, r. g. a blk To- Its l, 2. s. l. s. 6, Z, g.
g. 10, H. II, Is, H. Is l6. IL 1s 10, 20, 81 p g "a
BIZ II Its I. 8. SO, 8, 8. 10, II, Z. Is, H.
:. l6. z, ls, ls. % q. z 2 2. 3, Q, q. g q
3 Il, a. g. Is s. q. IS. 9. %. 81. 81, s.. 81, s.
80 biz lS Its 1. 2 8. 5. g. SO. 10. II, IL, lS
Z. r. IT, T. e r. g. = II * Z. f. = 3 g
g. 9, 10. IL, Il. Is, Il. IS, Is. H. Is g. 20 Il, ~
.. q bk Is. Its /. ISIS 9, 10, II. u.
Is, Il. Is, l6. II, Is. ls: %. q, p g. a biz IS
4 4 Z; + IS : g .. 9 81 p T. y T. = Z
IS, z, 3. g. 80. 81. s., 50. 81 8, IS bE
II. Its ], 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Z. 8 9. 10. II, II,
IS. Il. Is. Is. il. Is. r. 20. u. p g. "a Is. IS
q, ., 20, 50, 81, 8. 8, 81. s.. IS 6k IS Its l. 2
81 4 q, Il s. e. =. Is .. 80 81. 8. g. "a. s.,
10 H. H. e Il. Is, IS. Il. IS is 5 H. 3 q. x
s b g. Il LIS Is Is, L. is IS T. d, . To- 4
z bk q. Its l., 2. 3, = 8: 8, Z, 8, g.
= .. "A, Is .. "a. Is, ., 81 81, s., S. 81 IS. g,
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First publication Aug II, 1901
Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS, o.
Dickinson County,
In the probate court in and for said county.
In the matter OF the estate Of Henry Miller,
deceaeed.
Creditors and all other persons interested
in the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified
that at the next regular term of the probate
court in an 4 for said county, to be beEnn
and held at the couI room in biieno county
of Dickinson and state aforesaid, on EOyern-
Der 10th, or as soon thereafter as the matter
can lie heard, shall apply TO said court for q
full and final settlement Of said eatate.
Fl. s. HUMFELD,
Administrator of the estate Of Henry Miller,
deceased. 5Ll
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First publication Aug. "A. 1901
Notice Of Final Settlement.
TATE OF KANSAS, I,

STATE OF KANSAS, a.
Dickinson County,
In the probate court In and for said county.
In the matter of the estate Of Charles w.
~taatz deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested
in the afOre said estate, are hereby notified,
that AT the next regular term of the Pr0bate
Cont in and for said county, to be begun
and held at the court room in Abilene coun-
ty of Dickinson and state Aforesaid on the
first Monday in the month OF October, a. D..
1890 shall apply to said court for full and
fnal settlement of said estate.
III. 8. HUMFELD, and
FREDERICKA A STAATZ,
Administrators Of the estate Of Charles ".
StaatZ, decea sed. 51-4
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VXTANTED-An active man for each sec
Wv tion, salary e75 70 elOO, to locally rep
resent a su1cessful n. Y. Company fncorpo-
rated TO supply Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
JeWelry etc, to consumers at cost. Also
Lady OF tact, salary go, to enroll members
$1,000 now enrolled. $loo, 900 paid inJ Refer
snces exchar ged. En- pfre % operative As
ISOLATION credit well fated). Lock Boxslo
y. 7. Ao!
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Badv's Addition
Lots II a1obA ltsI234567ss lOuIs Is
IA is l6 Il Is 10 20 81 y re.

IA 10 10 IL Is 10 20 81 - biz.
Kirby Addition
Lots ~ SIS 10 ID Il Is Is b s, all b 7. Its
l9S 10 III 81 9l2 Is - all except lts Z
OF 3, Its u p s IL s - 10 u l9 2I % q
70 c 10, all IL, Its assessor 1913 Il rs I6
T. ali Is, Its ) 567S9lI II Il Is b "a an b
To- us - 8 ] 10 IL II l3 IA l6 b Is ali h II
lis . 5 10 ii II IA Is rs b rs All h 10 Its19
30 ; 10 II 10 IL Is 10 70 81 D - b 20 'ts345
iO.i2 - 10 10 p, all exceptlt Ii !, -. Il ia
u % Its = 90 ~ ~ III IL IA Is l. rs lib
., ITS 1872 3 46S Is IL Is Is 26 n
S9 10 II IL IA .l5 b q, ltsl 235l279iO 3I4I5
l6o ~ all except its ? 67b - Its 4, .I5sa
10 II II Is Is Is 20 - p "a 25,b Sol
Chicago Addition.
Lots 254bl5.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Julv.
A ID. 1890 at the office of the county treaS''
urer at Abilene, Dickinson county Kansaa
&. III. DINGEE JOHN J. COPPER
Deputy. County Treasurer
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Many Nrore Like II.

a dispatch from Chicago says that a
young inventor of that city has ''all but
accomplished" his ambition in devising
an electric propeller to run steamers OF
any size By means of a storage battery,
and also a device for the economical
development of the electricity. The
highway of progress is strewn with the
bones of dead hopes and ruined fort.
unes accounted for by "all but accom-
plished" inventions. - Detroit Free
Press.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-08-21

Donald G. Mitchell, 'Tk Marvel" is
now 6s years of age. He lives quietly
at "Edgewood," which has been his
home since 1855, and which he has
rendered so well known by his writ
ings. Notwithstanding his advanced
sSshe is still engaged in literary w@k
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tuesday, September I'd, 1890,


delinquent
shall paid before the said
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
Dickinson County, Kansas.
STATE OF KANSAS
Dickinson County
To All Whom it Nay Concern:

hereby following described lands and lots
State
may be necessary for that purpose will on
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University Heights Addition.

us B Al U ..
University Heights Addition.
Lots l234567S9 10 ii II 10 IA Is 16 II IS 10
2O2I y % "a 25 b !, Its 1 2 34597S9 10 II II Il
"a Is 10 % p ~ 3 "a . q % 30 81 81 90 81
g 80 80 40 Al ~ "A IS 46 AZ 4S - 50 2, Its
567S9 II Y I3 II Is IS Il Is 10 20 81 p q "a
D as D % 30 81 81 81 81 81 IS % 40 Al AZ I3 A As
IS AZ As 80 30 b 5, lts1234567s9I0 II Il I3 Il IS
rs II Is 70 20 q b 4, Its l234567S9 10 IL IL
n IA Is Is Il IS - % q 22 % 25 b ).
Prospect Park Addition.
LotsI2s4567s9IO I2 ID Il I5I6I7 Is 10 %
21 - n "a . 36 /, It's / 4567s9I0 ii II Is
4I5 IT'S 70 - 81 % . "a 25 Is p . b. Its
34567S9 Z IL Il Is Is II IS 70 20 81 % . "A
3 Is 81 D % 30 81 - b3, Its 1884 $3.50 IL u
~ Is 10 20 q y . "A . 26 q . p 30 81
- IA Its I234567s 9I01I Il - IA Is Is II IS
10 20 n p % "a b ;, Its 234567s9 10 II Y -
HI5 rs n Is - 252I 2 . "A . 26 s, Its IL
10 II2 % II IS Is IL IS - 2O2I p % "a 3 262
d b Z. Its I234567s9 IO1l Il - "a Is Is IL IS
l9 N 81 p q "a . p f6 q 3 g 30 81 81 g. Its
Sa567SqIOII f2 Il IA ID IS II IS - 20 q y . "a
Is rs u 9S % 30 81 - b g, Its 1234567S 10 II
Il b 10.
Central Park Addition.
Iots7sIOIl u j Its L. ID IA Is Is b 2, 1t % b
8, ltsl9b4, Its123466b 5
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Lot p, blocks.
SOUTH Navarro.
Lots SIS 9,12, IL, -, a, Is. Is, Ii. Is
s, g. TO- IL, y, IL, Il, Is, is, IL, Is, l9, 90 blk
Its /, 3 3. 4, 5, g. !, So, 10, bk g. Its 1, 2, 5, A.
5, 7, s, 8, 10, bk4. Its ]. 10, bk 2.
HOPE. CITY.
! Lots {, s, 9, Xxi. Twenty-Five # end 1t 6,
and 1t II in blk 2. Its and n 40 IT blk 4,
! % It center 8, % by 60 It cor 1t 8, 30 It 9
! end of land g. bk 8. so IT 1t 6, bk4 K hf 1.
center "a # of 1t g. "a # 1t B. center 251t # 1t
| Il 1t and ,, IS by 60 1t cor 1t /. center "a
| IT 1t 8, center "a # 1t 4, 8, II, blk 6.
/ Thurstin & swayze First Addition.
Lots !, 10, II, block a. Its $, 6, 10, IL, blk B,
Its !, 3 8. 1, o. TO- II, IL, blk E. Its !, 2 3,
4, 5.6, blk G.. LII bk b. LIS 81; 8; 6, 10. u.
II, bk p. Its 9. 10, u; Is and hf Of a, blk Q.
hf l. ?, g. II, Is, blk r. Its 2, "A, Is, Is, Blk 5.
Growers Addition.
Lots Is, I6, block /. Its II, Is, blk 10. Its Is,
l6, IL. blk u. Its 5, 5, 8. Z, blk H. Its l. 2, BIZ
II. Lit 4, bs Is. Lite, blk IL.
Henquenet's Addition.
Lots /. 2. 3. I, 8. 9. 10, block , Lisa, 3, 4, bk
biz 5. Its /, p n hf "a. 3. T. Il: Is. Is 10, %: blk
G. Its 2, 8, 4, 5 6. II, 8. 3. 10, blk 2; hf "a,
bk 6: Its SO. 10, u b. Is, 1S, II; Is,
10, blk 6. Its ?, g. 4, s. 6, s, 3, 10, IL, r. bk 8.
HeDquenet's ID Addition.
Lots l, 2, Wits 6.6.7, s, 9. 10 II, ID. II. Is,
16, IL, IS,
Henquenst's list Subdivision.
Lots 5.7,s,9 IL. lS, Is, 10, 20. 2s. 80, -,
a. rs, 81 S, 10 a. q, a. IS. i6 A. 4S 40, so, 81
S. S. 81 IS, ST. IS, 60, 50, 81, g. g. s. s5 S. s.,
81. SO. 20, Y. H. - a. e. ~; r. 60 q. 81, 81,
a. &c. 100 102 l0i, l03 l04, JOG, l05 107, los, no.
100. Ill, III. ia, lib.
Henquenet's ID Sub Division.
Lots /. 2,S,4,9, = of 10, II, u. Is, va Is,
hf 15 Is, IL, Is 49, Do 81 p ., hf q. hf "A.
25, Is, hf Is, hf Is, .. 80, = 81, 81, 80. W
50, 81, s., 80.
CHAPMAN,
Iot5. block G. Its 2, 8, bk7. MIN hf bk-
Its 8. 3 bk 10, Its Is, Is, Il, u, y 1t IO6k
II, IS by Is, It blk IL. n hf 8 hf except Q cor
3 It blk r. Its g. Is bk II. Its 4, 5. Is, l6' Is,
blk Is Its IL, Il, Is, blk lS- Its i, 2, g. 9, H. p
IL, Il, Is, 6, :, blk 10. lit In Sheerans "a addt-
ton.
sheeran's Ist Addition.
hf block /. Its 8, A. ,s,7.s. blk 2 All of
bk W of Is and end of Grant st. Chapman
creamery.
sheeran's ID Addition.
All blocks. All except Its ?, 3. 4, of blk 4.
Lit 5, blk 5. Grant st bk6
sSheeran's Sd Addition.
Ehfbk6.
wOoDBINE.
Lots 10, IA, Is. block ). Its !, 2. s, s, blk 4.
Its i, 8, 10, II. II 10: H. Is, Is ls
ls. %. q, q. q, "a, hk s. LIS !, !; 80
Its p, y, q, a, bk 3. Lts5. Is, %. blk 10: Its
ia BIZ III. Its 3, (, s, blk T. Its q, =, blk lt.
Its /, 9, blk II. Its g. 4, Blk is. Its 4, ., s, bk
Is.
LEXINGTON.
. W hflt7, AS, G. enf7 blk 3. Its l, 2 3, 4,
5. blk 5. Ltsl, 2, $685. rs, 9, TO- Il, - "A,
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Lots 1901 u b Its Il u IA Is Is b 2, 1t % b
8, ItsI2b4, Its 123466b5
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Richland Park Addition.
Lot Is u, 1t u b 10, Its 16 II Is p.
Wallis Addition.
LotsI245b1, Its IL SIS 10 b 3, lt3b3, 1t .
BIZ.
smaIley's Sub Division to Wallis Addition.
Lots S467s9 lObI, Its 1867 10 b 2,
Its l2345bS.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04
Stole the Roof.

Thieves manage to steal almost
everything there is in this world.
from ones good name to his wealth,
and much ingenuity is displayed at
times in securing the coveted
plunder. An account Of the stealing
OF roof covering reaches us from
Nebraska. John Peters, q farmer
living three miles from Newport, in
that State. il appears, has been ar
rested for the crime. One OF his
neighbors was awakened by q noise
on his roof. and. upon examination.
found that about half of it was gone.
Greatly puzzled, he hurried out Just
in time to see the missing section OF
roof in o wagon which was disap-
pearing around corner in the road.
Lying in wait tor the thief, he was
caught removing another section OF
the roof. When asked what bis
motive was for this unique bit OF
thieving, the culprit said that be had
just completed the walls OF q shansy
for himself, and being unable TO buy
the roofing, was tempted to ap-
propriate his neighbours property.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04
An Accident.

The Butte Mining Journal has the
following TO say OF family who
formerly resided here; A report was
in circulation that Mrs. Chss. Pre-
vost, who is we'll known in certain
circles in Butte, had attempted to
commit suicide and had made a dis
NAL failure. An investigation showed
that instead of being an attempt at
suicide she was the victim Of an ac-
cident, which occurred in the follow
ing manner: The Provost family
live on Washington street, near
Mercury, and this morning Mrs.
Provost was engaged in making up
her bed and 10 pulling off the sheets,
when revolver which her husband
had placed under the pillow was
thrown upon the floor and exploded.
The shot took an upward range and
lodged in the left shoulder OF the
woman, inficting q flesh wound.
She was at once attended by DIR.
Holmes. who dressed the wound,
and declared II not at all serious. and
gave it as his opinion that the suf-
ferer was more scared than hurt.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04
The meaness Man I'm Nebraska.

A Kenesaw hotel-keeper is said to
be the meanest man in Nebraska.
The story goes that short time ago
he was so sick that he needed watchers.
A young butcher in that town was
asked to sit up one night, and he
readily consented TO do 80. His wife
went with him to visit the hotel-man's
wife. The landlords wife pursuaded
her to remain all night. occupying the
same bed with her. In the morning
at their earnest solicitation the
butcher and his wife staid to breakfast.
Some days afterward the butcher was
surprised to have bill for 70 cents
presented to him by the landlord, who
explained that 25 cents was for his
wife's lodging and so cents for their
breakfast on that occasion. They
compromised by discount Of 10
cents.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04
How a Chinnman strikes.

The Tulare Register says: The
Chinaman is On animal requiring
long study TO understand-and then
little is known Of him. For instance
he has been striking this year and he
strikes as he does everything else.
Celestial fashion. He descent or
ganize Grievance Committee to
visit headquarters with q petition
detailing the cause of his disaffeo-
tion, but il his mild request for
advanced pay is unheeded he con-
tinues at his work. but soldiers. do
ing about half what he should do
White help 10 being put into Fresno
vineyards where Cinnamon have
been employed almost exclusively
heretofore.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04
Sacred Heart Academy,
Ogden City, Utah.
..... CONDUCTED BY THE......
SISTERS Of the HOLY CROSS

FTyHIs INSTITUTION IS DEVOTED TO TIE
education of young ladies and little girls
Its beautiful and airy location contributes
much to the happiness Of its inmates, and
greatly eshances the advantages for health and
comfort.
The sisters OF the holy Gross. IS members
of an order which makes the education Of
women its principal life work. enjoy . wide ex-
perienee. which gives them unusual suecess In
training both the mind and heart of the young
girl. their aim being 10 prepare her to become
not only q useful and ornamental member ef
society, but moral force rs we'll.
The curriculum 10 arranged with the view OF
giving a well rounded education. which shall
at the graduates Of the institution for any
sphere which q woman can be expected to fll.
1t includes everything necessary to this end,
from domestic economy. stenoxraphy, type
writing. bookkeeping. English in all its
branches, lowest ss well As highest, up through
the languages, sciences and arts. For further
particulars, catalogues and terms, address
SISTER SUPERIOR. Ogden, Utah.
jel4-Sm
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04

Twenty Years Experience shows
It 90 he Monday Instead OF Fri.
day.
~ tell you what il is" said a
Brooklyn man, "I am firmly CON-
vinced that every man has bis partic--
ular days for good and bad luck.
Monday is my unlucky day. / have
been watching il for twenty years,
and nothing can shake me in this be-
lief. never begin any enterprise
no matter how trivial, or start on
any journey, on that day. There
fore make Monday an off day, and
do nothing but putter around the
house. Even in these little affairs
everything goes wrong. Take the
record Of last Monday. fair average.
and be convinced.
Smashed finger while mailing
board on fence.
FELL down stairs with coal scut-
tie.
Fell over wheelbarrow while carry
ing steplandder.
"Sat down on chair where child
ren had been pulling taffy.
Got swindled by peddler.
Got thumb pinched in gate.
- Dropped smoothing iron on foot.
Baby got out in yard and was
bntted by strange goat.
Tax man called.
While eating supper square
yard of ceiling fell on the dining
table.
Went to bed to escape further
disaster. Had nightmare. Thought
was falling from top of Eiffel tower.
Fell out of bed and broke arm.
Looked at clock and saw il lacked
Is minutes of midnight. Lay still
till the clock struck II. Was afraid
if / moved before Tuesday was
ushered in would have broken neck. i"
Yes, indeed" concluded the
man, Monday is my unlucky day.
and l approach it with feelings
akin to terror. Exchange.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04
The Lady Commissioners.

Commissioner ]. w. Haines has ap-
pointed Miss Russell, a daughter of
Commissioner Russell. as the Demo-
cratic lady Commissioner of the
Worlds Fair from Nevada, and Miss
NJ. f. Davis as her alternate. Miss
Russell is a graduate OF Bishop
Whitaker's school at Reno and is
fortunate in launching out in a posi-
ton OF SO much honor and trust.
Commissioner Russell has appointed
Mrs. Governor Stevenson as the Re-
publican lady Commissioner and Mrs.
NJ. ID. Foley, of Reno, as her alternate.
The duty Of the lady Commissioners
will be to look after the ladies depart
ment at the Worlds Fair.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04

An American girl writes from Lon-
don to the Philadelphia Times that
English people of the upper classes
are far from handsome. She says:
1--WE went several times to the opera
and theaters, and as il was during tho
season we had the opportunity Of
seeing a good deal Of the English
aristocracy. and palmer set l never
saw. II blue blood looks like that,
give me red."
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04
ArI.ona seek. wives I'm Montreal.

The Acting Mayor has received let
ter from woe-begone baeelor in Bisbee,
A. T.. who says he writes for himself
aud number of other miners there.
The letter states that the miners earn
good pay, have usually from 81. 900 toss.
600 each in the bank, and that all these
disconsolate and desolate Adams need is
an Eve apiece to make their wilderness
blossom. Young girls with matrimsaa.
tendencies between forteen and twenty,
so the letter says. would find good situa.
tions as wives, and the miners. moreover,
are quite ready to send money for their
fare. The Acting Mayor, hardly knowing
whether to take the letter in jest or earn.
est, has instructed the City Clerk to
reply that he is not the head Of a matri-
monial agency, and does not feel like
"organizing q society for the furnishing
OF wives TO disconsolate miners. Mon
treal Witness.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-10-04
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS

Adopted by the Republican State Convention
held Of virginis oity, Nevada, Sept 4. 1890:
The record Of the Republican party Is its
best platform.
No political party in human history has
taken such advanced positions for the equality
Of races. none has 80 welded the administration
Of authority TO the needs of business. none has
so managed the affairs OF State as to eneour-
age the development Of q continent none has
so elevated nation and so contributed TO the
happiness OF man, none has 80 honestly and
economicaly carried on the routine duties Of
once.
In all things It has been the direct opposite
Of the Democratic party. Grand in its ambi-
tions and impulses, firm and resolute in Its
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Annual Meeting.

yTyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
III holders OF the Prospect Mountain Tue
mel Company will be held Rt the Office of tina
company, Clark's bnilding, corner of Main and
CLARK streets. IN the town of fureka, on Satur.
day, the Esd day Of August. 1890. at 7:3Q O'Clock
P. NJ, for the purpose Of slecting Board OF
Trustees 10 serve for nnc year from Sept. !,
1890, and until their successors are elected and
qualified. and for the transaction of other busi-
ness.
By order of THOMAS WREN. President.
JAMES WILSON, Secretary
Eureka. Aug. Q. 1890. su9-St
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Chances for Lottery winnings.

This Is how an expert stAtistician figures
out the chances Of winning in q lottery:
" A one dollar ticket implies one chance
in three Of winning So oents. one chance In
nineteen Of winning 81 rs. and one chance
In 1887 OF winning 81 25, II will be seen.
therefore, that the most answering deyo-
tlon 10 the purchase Of lottery tickets can
not be depened upon TO insure Afluence
or even comfortable livelihood for the
smallest and most frugal. II is absolute
ly necessary that you have some other
means OF subsistence"
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NOTICE.
In the District Court of she state
OfNevada. Eureka County.
In the Matter Of the Estate of William
HAlse, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby GIVEN THAT JOHN
IN o. Jones hAs nled with the Clerk of said
Court. q petition, praying for letters tes,a-
nentary Of the estate of william Hslsc, de-
ceased, and that Saturday. the 4th of October.
1890. at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, the same being day
Of the regular session OF SAID Court, 4 the
Courthouse. and in the Courtroom thereof. in
the town OF Eureka. said county and State, has
been set by the Olerk fos the hearing Of said
petition, when and where any person interested
may appear and show cause Why sid petition
should not be granted.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I HAVE HkREUN-
to set my hand officially and afIi ied the
[sEALl Seal Of the said Court, this 9th day
Of September, 1890.
Il. II. HARMON,
County Clerk, Eureka County. Nevada. and ex-
officio Clerk of said Court. SIS I'd
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| DEMOCRATIC
STATE TICKET
OF Nevada.
For Governor,
THEODORE WINTERS,
OF wsshoe.
For Lieutenant Governor.
sADLER,
z o. Eurst.'
For Congress,
GEO W. CASSIDY.
OF Eureka.
For Supreme Judge,
J. H. MCMILLAN.
OF Humboldt.
For District Judges,
A. L. FITZGERALD. LD.................oi Eureka
J. ". DORSEY .......... ....of Elko
NJ. 8. BoNNIFIELD. LD..............o of Humboldt
W. L. KNOX X...................... OF Washoe
For Attorney General,
w.o.LovE,
OF Eiko.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
WV. BooHEB.
or Elko.
For Secretary Of state.
JOHN t. BRADY.
OF Storey.
For State Controller,
CHARLES MAY.
OF Esmeralda.
For state Treasurer.
MIA. MASON.
OF Lyon.
For Surveyor General.
t. K. STEWART.
OF wsshoe.
For State Printer.
W.. MAoKEY.
OF ormsby.
For superintendent of Public Instruction,
VIC. HYDE,
OF Storey.
For University Regents.
Long Term,
r. OSBORN ........................o ...of Washoe
Short Term.
W, L. II. DEAL...... OF storey
For Reclamation Commissioners,
Long Term,
GEORGE ALT. T.................,....0f of Wsshoe
Short Term,
L. NJ. CARPENTER. ............of Humboldt
Unexpired Torn,
D. B. PARKS. ............-..........of OF Douglas