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The state herald., 1892-05-27
Thirst publication May n isaa.l No ais
Nntice for Public atiun.
Y,r,, ONao. i. =, a,..,t,,- f,o,o-.a.

Nay ~ 1851.
NOTlCEis hereby given that tho following
named settler has nled notice Of his In.
tcntion to make inai proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will b. made before
tho clerk Of county court Phillips
county Colo. At iolyokc, Colorado. on
July lsp3, Wig:
EDWARD sTERNBERG
lid = No 7osi for the NV \ sec % tp7 IL - "
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivu.
tiOn Of, said land. viz:
Mason l.. Smith Of IIolyokc Colo
Albert Gilroy
Frank Emerson ''
Otto Shredder 81 /"
II. +. TrDMOS. Register.
The state herald., 1892-05-27
sBYRiry-s SALE.

State ~ calusaala.
Phillips County.
ny ,irtnr Il writ of special r>seution TO
me dirccted from the county court of phil
lip county Colorado In favor OF L.. ". Tui-
irys. trustee. sor Clarence X. N~sss end
against Charles a. John-on and nurnfsan
Tuiiry. Co., for thr sum of four hundr "a
and ninrty 'rme dollar aud ninety. two conts
tess.'7, with interest ~ yrr cont is-v snnusn
from the iNh day of March A u ies " Nh
costs taxed At ipNs aud nccruias so~,s. 70 me
ns sheriff directed. whereby . Ha co,nmasd-
ed Ia sell tsr following d.scrib-d prcs,i.~s.
to~it; Ti,ss OF sec tips n of % " Ut
shc sth y u In rhi,iip- county Colorado. !
viii Offer for sale Mt the front door oi the
court house In iioiyoks, Philips county.
Col ,rsdo. on Monday the soth day Of June. A
u ivs nj the hour of O'Clock pm 10 ih-
highest aud bc.t bidder for cash In hand.
jAsyi 4. TsNriI. sheriff.
Dated ihi- May nth. iss..
The state herald., 1892-05-27
tFirst publication Apr ., 1917 No SOS
NuticH for Public atiun,

tFirst publication Apr ., 1911 No SOS
NnticH fur Publication.
Land ofice at Sterling, Colorado, 4
Apr -, is97.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that tho following.
~ named settler has llc,i notice Of his inten.
ton IN make inai proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
tho clerk Of the district court Phillips county
Colorado, at Holyoke Colorado, on June Ath
1877, viz:
JOHN MALONE
lid No s7ss for tho lots 9 and Of no 4
sec 2tp6nr7w
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
Mike Murphy Of HaNtnn, colo.
James Murphy "
George shcctcs 3"
Henry Perkins "
II. y. TEpNoS, Register,
The state herald., 1892-05-27

It is fixed and immutable law that to
have good, sound health one must have
pure, rich and abundant blood. There
10 no shorter nor surer route than by n
course Of De Witt's Ssrsaparilla. City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-05-27

d. vltus Daaee Cored3 VIII
HAH AxpnxAs. Cal. February. 1890.
Ny boy. u ysars Old, wss 90 affected by 81
vitus Dance that hs eosA not 60 70 sohooi fus
two ysasa Two bottios Of Pastor Koenis's
Nerve Tonic restored his health. and he 10 nov
extending school again.
MICHAEL o'coNNE1A
Recommends lt 10 Many.
ezrnoun, Ind. Oct. I. 1880.
Ny dAnGhtse became spilspt< about Ave years
go thsosgh fright Al pbysioiaas Treatment
avaiisa nothies. snaii ussd PASTOR kosnls's
Nerve Tonis, Which - once dispellsd ths ~.
taeha. Il 10 ~ best remedy svss ussd. end
have rssoanssaAsd n 70 nAny q sssh - aRs
a0asing hs0 this arsaA dissssa.
NARTHA xlCIL8A
E0cc-k v.!ssess 3sss .. ns.ysS
g. &. - S:ss;.: s;:is +: 8; : ::: :::''s
his Hasly hAs hssa -Pespsred ey ~ nessssal
n:sss kSsss S ss wSsigss; insS :, tsss ~ ~
koGmio MED. co.. ohloaes, s,I
ssaa b Dr,ssssss II - psr BsssaA sAsoG
EAsss Mo-, Oi7S. sDsss,ss ~ -.
The state herald., 1892-05-27

"Late to bed and early 10 rise will
shorten the rosd tn your home in tte
skies," But early TO bed and a Little
Early RISER" the pill that makes life
longer, and better and wiser. City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1892-05-27

II dull, Spiritless and stupid; II your
blood is thick and sluggish; II your sp-
petite is capricious and uncertain, you
need Sarsaparilla. For best results
take De Wits. City Drug Store..
The state herald., 1892-05-27
First publication May %. isss.l No. Ais
Notice for p Publications,

Nutice for F uhlicatiun.
Lnnd ONCE, Sterling, Colo.
Mny IL lUp9.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
: named acttier has filed notice Of his In.
tention to make final proof In support Of his
claim, aud that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk OF county court Phillips
county, Colo, at Holyokc, Colo. on June .;
lsD9, viz:
MERCY ANN rREGO
I'D + No $50 for the nc q scc tpsnrsw
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tlon Of, said land, viz:
Cyrus 4 lfaines Of IIolyoke Colo
John Cronquist Z" Z"
Phillip Peter ="
Jennie Riley (" ="
n TEDxoS Register.
The state herald., 1892-05-27

Disease never successfully attacks .
sysesm With pure blood. Ds witts Sas-
sapar,lla makes pure, new blood and On
riches the old. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-05-27

Otsice Of State Board of Land Com
tnissioners.
Motto is hereby given that tho State
Board Of Land Commissioners, st their
Office In Denver. Colorado, on the 9th
day Of June ise2, will lease, for = term
Of FIVE years, TO the party offering, in
good faith, the highest yearly rental
therefor, the following described lands,
sizs
All OF section i6 in township = Forth
oi range - west. MATT FHAxcS, Reg.
inter Of State Board oi Lard Comm,s
siopcss. Nay lGth ls92 Puablsd in
STATE HERALD May 27ih ls92.
The state herald., 1892-05-27
BuCKLEN's AkNiCA SALvE.

BUCKLEN's AkNiCA SALvE.
The best Salve In the world for Cuts,
ruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbiains
C0rus, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II IL
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per bOx
For Sale by City drug store.
The state herald., 1892-05-27

Tho Colorado plan OF campaign" will
attract general attention after the two.
conventions at Minneapolis and Chicago.
1t begins to appear plain TO view that
the influence Of Wall street and tho one
mics ri silver will dominate in both Of
the old party conventions. With tho
nomination Of nm enemy OF silver coinage
by beth national conventions there ia
only one course open to the silver men
Of the west and sonth. tits the nomi-
nation Of free silver presidential ticket.
Denver News.
Yes, the News is still working away
on its Colorado plan Of campaign" the
plain object and end Of which Is, ns tho
editor Of that journsl has publicly an
nounccd. The throwing Of the election Of
president into the democratic House.
For the benefit Of The Colorado republi-
cans, he attempts to sugar-coat this po-
htical bait by claiming that, II the elec-
lion Of president is thrown into the
Honse, Bland and his friends will select
president who u friendly 10 the free
coinage Of silver. but tho republicans
are too woli posted 10 DO caught by any
such political chat. Mr.. Bland und his
follower nre in the minority in the
House, rs the News well knows, md
that fnct is sufficient 10 brand tho News
Colorado plan Of campaign" as a purely
democratic camp sien move.
The state herald., 1892-05-27

District Court Committees Statement from
County Treasurer's Books, May 2e, lse2
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rhnii
pnteui ar,oho h.s. o. o kno~ieise belief.
G. Mo wooLxAsl } Phillip. .
t) an IN d A. %. isa
3~M " ~ RW ibees,
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tion. mot one of these children must fall
OF a merry Christmas" added Mrs. Cooper.
ut is bright spot in their Swallowed lives.
The lesson we have to-day shows US plainly
that practical philanthropy unites people,
while speculative theology divides them.
Paul commanded the people to turn from
their vanities unto the living God. He
showed them plainly that religion meant
something else besides meeting at the CON-
munion table. and something more than
bland greetings at church doors and gossipy
ISLANDERS by the way. He showed them that
church courtesy was not 10 give place TO
sharp rivalry; that love in the prayer
meeting was not to give place to malice in
politics." A very interesting discussion
followed In which it was shown that true
Christianity makes people who are by
nature selfish walk in ways of self-sacrifics
in which they never before walked and
helps them also 10 accomplish that which
had been deemed impossible
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AT MARE ISLAND.
The New Commander OH
the Pacific.
COMMODORE j. S. SKERRETT.
An Officer With an Enviable Record.
Proposed Improvements at the
Navy Yard.
Correspondence Of THE MoRS1Se CALL

VALLEJO. Dec 4-Many expressions of
qualification have been uttered by the Of
ficers at Mare Island and on board the ships
in port during the past week over the an
nouDcement Of the assignment of Commo-
dore Joseph S. Skerrett, U. S. N, as COM
mander-in-chief of the Pacific squadron.
with the rank OF acting rear-admiral, vice
Rear-Admiral George Brown. U. S. N, de-
tached.
Admiral Skerrett has been In almost con-
tinual active service since midshipman on
the old race Independence. attached to
the Mediterranean squadron In 1882, up
to his recent detachment as commandant of
the Washington Navy-yard, and his pres
ent orders to go into effect January /, 1883.
During the long period of forty-fve years,
whether on ship or on shore, in times of
peace. during the civil strife. in our own,
also in a foreign country, the career of this
meritorious officer has been an excellent
and honorable one.
Under present existing circum stances it
is extremely fortunate that the department.
in its wisdom assigned Admiral Skerrett
to the command Of the Pacific squadron, as
the kingdom of Hawaii is embraced within
its limits, with whose people and customs he
is perfectly familiar.
AS soon as the Mohican Is repaired and
properly fitted as flagship Admiral Skerrett
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A LOST LOVE.

Love came one day to my lattice stealing,
His inmost heart to nav own revealing
Came and pleaded that he light Say;
But only asked that he cease his Sneeiing,
laughed when. his sad eyes wet With feeling,
He turned his footsteps and went awaF:
And sang: Time brings In its fight all healing
And love viii WOO me another day"
i waited long. but 10 love came stealing
To Iattced bower as lie came of old:
And time had brought In its flight no healing,
But bitter pain and my hearts revealing;
So sought love out 10 keep and to hold
Bought him with eyes That we're wet with feeling,
Sought and found. by his still form kneeling
That never again will his wings unfold
Then 1 wept for a love that was dead and cold.
New England Magazine.
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The Veterans Home.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

Last Saturday the directors OF the Vet
eraDs' Home at Yountville held meeting
at headquarters In the Flood building,
During the progress of the meeting II was
charged that the commandant was expend-
ing too much money In tie management of
tne nome, and motion was made to de-
clare his uffice vacant but IL was n nj carriad
The board subsequently adopted a resolu-
ton declaring all offices at the home vacant
on the. 1st OF January next. That is the
date OF the annual meeting. aud at that
time there VIII be new deal In conse-
quence of the crowded condition of tho
home seventy-fve OF the inmates were or
dered transferred TO the Soldiers Home at
Santa Monica.
MANTEL mirrors. cream and gold easels. music
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The Picking School.

A novel and interesting entertainment
will be given In the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church, Mission street, between
Sixth and Seventh, on Thursday evening
next. 1t will be under the auspices OF the
Friendly Circle of Kings Daughters, and
will be entitled "The Picking School,"
Twenty-Five characters will be represented.
The participants will be attired in Chinese,
japanese and Hindoo costumes. The Gen.
tT11 people never do things by halves, and
those who wish 10 spend thoroughly
pleasant, enjoyable evening should go and
see how Picking school is conducted. The
Chinese Consul in this city and wife have
1snsented to be present.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-GRAY EAGLR
IL Mining Company. Location OF principal place
or business San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;; location OF
works. Placer County. Cal
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessmenG NO 30)
levied on the twenty eighth day OF September. 1892
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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PosTPoNEMENT.

NOTICE-TAE SALE OF THE ABOyFDE.
Az scribed delinquent stock is hereby postponed
until MONDAY. the 18th day OF december, 1892,
&c the Office OF the company, room IL sos Caiiior-
MIA street. at one % O'Clock NJ BY order OF tas
directors
no2a - CHAs. C. HARVEY. Secretary pro tenn.
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Mrs. Cooper's Bible Class.

Before opening the class lesson yester-
day Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper reminded the
members of the near approach of Christ
mas and the necessity of making ready for
the happiness of over 30oo little folks in the
kindergartens of the Golden Gate Associa-
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And in accordance with law. and order OF the
Board of Directors made on the twenty-eighth dsy
OF September, 1882. many shares or each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will. be sold at
public auction at the ONCE of the company room,
II, S03 California street. san Francisco. Cali
fornta. on MONDAY, the twenty first day OF No
vember. 1892. at the hour OF O'Clock P. of said
day TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF advertising aud expenses Of
the sale A. w BARROWS. Secretary
omce-3o3 California street, room IL. San Fran
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GEO. F. LaMSGY.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 kearly ST. bet. California and SIaA
MORROW,
Tuesday. December g. 1884,
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ. the premises,
432 Geary Street,
HOLD
THE SECOND PUBLIC SALE OF THE
DIR. IA GRANGE COLLECTION.
SALE WILL INCLUDE
THE BALANCE OF RARE BRIC-A-BRAC,
The Valuable Paintings by Iolli L. Pernett, 4. II.
Vckers Befoni, Fox EspartO F. Clayo Cooke. GiHer,
WestaI GaIOt and other celebrated artists; Silver
frame irrors Grand Billiardtabie; all the Superb
English Carpets. tn the Magnificent Antique
Veuet ian Furniture and Rare Old bronzeS
This will he the interesting sale OF the entire
collection The house will be open for exhibition
on Monday the 5th inst, from TO p n. Tickets
OF admission to be had at office only
de5 IT GEO r. LAMS0N, Auctioneer.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTIGE--ExCHEQUER
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF busin ess san Francisco California Location or
orks cod ill. Storey County Nevada
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock. account Of assessment mo 34J.
levied on the twenty eighth (2S) day or october.
1892 the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders as follows:
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BOOK AUCTION.
SALE EXTRAOR BINARY

At j. Q. StUII rs,
&c Third st eet, near Market,
COMMENCING TUESDAY, D. CEMBER 6, 1892,
p NJ. and 80 P. NJ,
Continuing day and evening until closed
out
The stock offered comprises immense assert
ment of bound volumes in great variety Of bindings,
single and in SETS Scientific, Medical, Theological
Mechanical. Mise eIaneous W orKs, Poetry and Fic-
tion. Beautifully Illustrated FuquaFto Gift
Books Juveniles. Paper Novels. etc; also Blank
Books Memorandums, Stationery, Gold Pens, At
buns, Pocket Cutlery, Purses, Leather Goods,
Mathematical and Optical Instruments, Rubber
Goods. etc.
Win be sold in lots TO suit purchasers Ladies
specially invited.
Terms cash p z DAVIS.
deA II Auetioneer
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE BULLION
- Mining Company. Location or principal placs
or business, san Francisco. CAL; location OF WORKS
Storey County. New.
Notee-Ihere are delinquent upon the fono wing
described stock, on account OF assessment Nc 40
levied on the twentieth day OF Oetooer 1892 tbc
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spec Tive shareholders. as follows.
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And In accordance vii Jaw. and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made the twenty eighth
day of october, 1892, many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock as may be necessary Will be sold
at public auction at the Office OF the company, room
20, Nevada block. SU9 Montgomery ST, san Fran
cisco, California. on TUESDAY, the twentieth day
OF Decent or. 1892, at the hour OF ocioeA p NJ OF
said day TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale. CHARLES E. ELLIOT. Secretary
Ofice-ROom 70 Nevada block 500 MOntgomer ~
81, San Francisco. California. de2 III
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Vert Mrs w Wood, H
Weston Mrs Eds wonmack, Mrs NH
westcott. Mrs Charlie MOhington. TT
westeott. Il Woodward. Mrs Fannie
Westerland, Selma Wright. Whitaker
Westerwelt. b Wyckof, Frank
Yancey, Miss Maymie Yearian. Mrs Moilie
ZeIIer. MrsC Zrbes, Mrs Lizzie
LETTREs FRANCHISES
Barrats Baptiste Lslsnne. Simeon
Cailleaud Henri Pausat, Louis
Cassagnaber,J Peiroulet, Mons
ChivOrat, Gaspard Souday, FREQ
Dufour. Antoine
POUR DANES
BatailIe. AdeIne vigneau. Brigitte
Genebes Rosalie Nigneau, Jeanne
Majourau, Mad
LETTER. ITALIANE.
Alright, Emilia Gu d. Dom
Aula, gov Imbrug la, Clio
BaraZzi. Glow lazerone, Sam
Bernardelli, Gius LastreIo, A
Beroido, Angelo Mannarino, Santo
Bordgonf. Franc Marengo. AgoSt
Camieia, Maria Marcelli, Gaetano
Csmcssi, Gus Michele. Gius
Ceccareli, Bern Nasa Caterina
Cesindino. Gius Pasquaetti, Bartolo
CoYoza. Dom Paoli francesca
Daliaveehio; PasrOrino. Nicoio
Demartini, Paoa Papa, Biasi
De Napoe. p QuaQiOtti G
Fopplsno, GioV Kicatt Franco
Ganarf 01ov Roa. Rosina
darDarinl, Anton Scalmanint GLOW
Gerolano, Varni, GugelmO
Gtuliano. Ag Veruchi, Luigi
CARTAS EsPANoLAS
Aparico & Co Morato jose
Bogran. Louis SantianeS, Jesus
Daniel Gonzales Varela Joaquin
Gomez, Leon Viadero Damaso
Lucar, Man Is Villages. L j
sENoRAs.
Alcaras, Quad Rodriguez Gabrela
De Pinuelao. Braua Suares ManueIe
De Lame. Dionisia Viilanueva MARITIME
Jazuma, Sena Viven, georgia
Rodriguez Estefeno
S. W. BACKUS Postmaster.
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FRANK W. BUTTERFIELD,
aETGTlO <FE,R

ONCE .....,................19 MOntgomeTy street.
THIS DAY.
Monday.......... December 5, 1892
At II O'Clock A.. H., the premises.
No. 8 Cohn Place. off Ellis Street,
Near cor. Leayenworrh and Ellis,
- SILL
THE ELEGANT Fu RNsTU r G
....CoAPRISISG IN PART.
Odd pieces of Parlor Upholstery: Princess Easy
Chairs Patent Rockers sWniow Chalr WIFE
Plush Back and seat: FLO Bed-Lounge. made
to order: Willow Table; Ladies' secretary; Oh
Paintings, Water Coiors and EDgravings: BronZS
Clock Ornaments and Brtc-a-Drae: Hand-
worked Sofa Pillows ana Scarfs Lace Curtains
and Poles: OAK Chamber Furniture: clipper
Spring and Hair-top Mattresses; Fine Dedd!ngi
Handsome Walnut Eat-tree; Hand-palnteo
Umbrella-stand: walnut Msrble-top Sidehoard;
Extention-tabe and Chairs TO match; assorE
ment OF Crockery. Glass and Plated ware; Very
Zine Hanging and ParIOr Lamps Tapestry Car
pets and Rugs LinOleum: Range with water
back; W ater-fiters, and general assortment o.
Kitchen Requisites.
ALso-To-morrow / Will sell at 1O2 Sixth st. coz
Mission, the weIIkept furniture. Particulars morEA
ing papers.
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD, Auctfoneer
10 Montgomery St
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ESr, Chronomasar and
Instrument Maker, CaItr ornta sCrsss
Sign of the Ddan SaiI0r
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MANTEL mirrors. cream and gold easels, music
stands, nre screens. SanboEn & yaii's.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining unclaimed in the Postonice at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY. December 5. 1892.
fS- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" and give the
date OF list. II called within two weeks
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AUCTION SALES.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF RICH AND costly FURNITURE
M. J. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEERs


MONDAY, December 5, 1S 2, at Il o'clock A. NJ.
at sa esroous 1887 and 1859 Market ST.. bet sixth
and Seventh, by order of 7. II. Cunningham. as
signee all OF the Rich and Elegant Parlor, BED ana
Dining Room Furniture; Grand Rosewood Piano:
Rich odd Psrlor Upholstery: Fancy Rocker ana
Easy Chairs; Elegant Mantel Mirrors; Fine Plc-
lures: elegant Walnut and oak Bedroom sets; Fine
Andrews Folding Beds Fine Spring and mar
Mattresses; ChfonIers; Bookcases aud writing.
csks: AZ nearly new Wilton Body Brussels and
Tapestry Carpets; Elegant OAK Sibebo3rd: Extern
sion Table and Chairs; Single ana Bed LOunEess
Fine Ranges and large line OF other Fine far-
niture.
n B.-The above goods OF a very superior
quality and equal TO new, and Will positively Do
sold without reserve.
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esctors, Pshawl Take Beecham's Pills.
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Harris. J w
Harris. VI
Harting. L
Harter, J
Hastins, w r
Hastings. X p
Hatlen, Ludvik
Haure. Nine
; Hayden, Mrs
Hay. j X
Hayes, DIR
Hayward. 8 A
Readily, Ii @
Heartfelt. ID
Hedrik. Miss Lottie
Helken, John
Henderson, + j
Henderson, J III
Hendrickson, o
Hennessy, VIM
Herkenham. Chas
Hertslet, Gerald 9
HerSey. Miss Hattie
1mbier. Mrs L
lmoert, Mrs l. TX
lntermann. henry
Jackson. A
Jackson. Mrs VIII
Jacobs, Miss
jacobson. G
jain. Capt ii
James, Mrs Walter
Jansen. X
Jones, X ID
Jenny, A ID
Jesum. Mary Z
Jergensen, Herman
Jewell. Mona
JOhansen, A II
Johansen. Georgina
Johansen. Miss Alma
JobanSen, w aldamar N
Jchansen, s
johnson, A
Kahn, c j K Co
Kaiser 81 Borman
Kane, Jeremiah
Kaplan. Miss NJ
Karstan. Louis
Keen. Mrs
kellner, Miss Willie
Kelly. Charles b
Kelly, Mrs Ellen
Kelly, Miss Mary
kamp, Miss Blanche
X ennedy, Mrs Lizzie
Kennedy. Frank
Kendall, Miss Nellie
keEney. Miss Z II
KepDel. A
kermoda, w
Kerry. ID j
Herman, Mrs Ellis
kerrissn, Phillip
X esier, Chas
Kidd. Al
Lsgoria, Mrs MoIlie
lakenan. G Il
Lalla, III L
La Montague, Ernest G
LANCER. Adolph
Lansing, Michael
Iandland. X N
Lanha N. Mrs s r
Lanstree. Thomas
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