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DRESS is OEGElvlNG.
A Workman In OveralIi Who Could Play
tho Piano.


A Workman in overalll who Could Play
tho Piano.
Some years ago Joe Kimball was en-
gineer upon Moosehead steamer says
a Montana exchange. One evening
after his work was over he snunt red
up to the Kineo house and strolled
along the piazza. In the music room
several young bloods were gathered
around the piano, one OF them imagin-
ing he was furnishing music by strum-
ming few monotonous chords. KIM
ball stood before the window moment
wistfully cycling the piano and the young
chap saw him. Dressed in his greasy,
grimy overalls he looked anything but
piano soloist.
"Say, man, come in and give us a
tune" banteringly said one OF the city
youths.
To their amazemcnt Kimball stepped
into the room and sat down before the
piano.
And then such music!
The instrument hadn't echoed to such
magical touch for the summer.
Through the halls and corridors the
strains went dashing, starting grin Of
delight on the faces Of the raw boys,
setting demure old guests into double
shuf.les, and sending ccstatic little shiv-
ers through the limbs of ladies as they
recognized that lovely waltz"
And they all iloclSed down to the ball
room. There sat the mysterious musi-
clan of the grimy overalls flashing his
deft fingers up and down the quivering
keys, while the piano sent forth music
that widened the eyes and parted the
lipsof all who listened, standing breath
less about him
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NO JOSEPH A. CLARK AND Russell Full.
LEa. YUtR GRAN EES, ASSIGNS,
heirs, executors or admiuistr ator aud all
par les claiming under, rjm, by or through
en-.
You are hereby no'if d that the undersigned.
cc.owner 18th you in che mining claim kuowp
- * ny Fisher" mine situated in Jact-
rabbit Mining district, Coun Of Lincoln.
State of Nevada, has performed the work a d
made the txpendlturts on the sad mining
claim. required by sec ion 1924 Of the re, is d
statutes :, the r1niter Ststes, to hold the am.
rr TIL ye-rs 1858 1889, 1890. aud 1891, aud b,
amount due frvm yDu, your lantees, assigns
Or administrat r. etc., on account o, tuch
endirures on taid mining claim are as fo,.
lows.
joseph A. Clark-Twenty six 66 leo 1926 &c
t00) du!lara
Ru'sel Fuller Thirteen 3s-lo0 1918 sl-loO
dollars.
And II within ninety days after the pu' lirs
ton of this potice, you fail or refuse to on
tribute your sad pfopo' lion of such txpendi
tnres co-o.ner, Your interest In raid claim
will become the properly Of the subscrib'
ouder said section 2324.
JAS. McEADDEN.
Pioche. Eev., Feb. nth, 1892.
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The Great German a1oddler.

Emperor William seems determined
to maintain his stringency with regard
to extravaganza among his officers, foi
he has issued general order to the va
rious regiments of the division of guards
that no unmarried officer Is TO be al
lowed to make use Of brougham or
coupe. The only vehicles which they are
permitted to use are victorias, phetons
and drags. He regards the coupe as q
piece Of effeminate luxury unworthy Of
an officer Of his guards. The order in
question has excited the most wide
spread discomfort among the corps Off
GERS, who regard IL, with some justice
as an unwarrantable encroachmeni
upon their private affairs.
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CHARACTER IN THE HANDS.
They Are an Unfailiag Index Of q Mans
Nature,

They Are an Unfailing Index Of Mans
Nature,
ga sure indication of character is
found in the way in which man car
ries his hands, says G. G.. Clark, of
Boston. "You notice men on the
streets. See the young man with
swinging arms and palms that are dis
played to all who take the trouble to
look. He is one of that class whose
heart is as open as his hands. He is
frank, unsuspicious, free spendcr, and
q believer in the honesty of his fellows.
Notice the business man more advanced
in years. His hands arc always closed
so tightly that he gives you the i'm
preston he is ever expecting an at
tack. This is the attitude of men bent
upon a certain object. 1t is an atti-
tude which displays the qualities of de-
termination and fight. In debate you
will observe some of our lawmakers
emphasize q statement by hammering
knucl1les, while others, apparently
equally impassionod, arc satisfied with
the use of the palm. You may rest as
sured that if sheer determination will
succeed the man who applies his
knucllles will win before his colleague
who uses his palm. The way in which
the thumb is held is also true sign OF
character. The man who turns it in
under his fingers is always weak.
That is the position in which it is al
ways held by child. The thumbs OF
great men are large and point out con-
spicuously from their fellow-members.
The duke of Wellington, Napoleon,
Grant, Gladstone, Salisbury, Morley
Blaine, not to go any further, have the
distinctive popularity mentioned.
am prepared to lay wager that if
be given one hundred men ! will reat
their nature and their power by clos'
examination of the manner in which
they hold their hands,"
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PATENT NOTICES.
ApplicatiOnfor a Patent


UNITED STATS LAND FFIcE.
Eu tx, Nevada. july 8, H9t.
NOTICE Is htREbY VEN Tat r. f
IN PIoche Cons lid tad Mini < AMI htdu
Iou CompaI Y, by ITS au huriz q agent, "a uue
T. q odUe, whose postnfhce adurt RS /. ioche,
Lincoln county, -tate Of Nevada, has this day
filed fis application tor one thOusa' four
hundred ana eighty-eight (l4SSl linear feet OF
the "Essentisl" mine or lode bearing silver,
wi b surface ground two hundred (20Oj feet in
width situated in Ely Mining Distr ct, Cou0ty
OF Liuco N, State of Nevada. and designated by
the field notes and official plat on file in this
Office as lot No A in to nship No. |, N range
81 Z of Mount Diablo Bare aud Meridian; said
lot No. ~ being deserted as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at post marked Post No l U S
Survey No ~. whence tins mouth OF the Hor
gan tinnel BEARS 10 de- grees 50 minutes, J.
600 feet, aud thence running LIST course, 80
degre S A. minutes, W 28l t-et to post NO U s
Survey No "A; thence. 2nd cour- e, N "a degrees
80 minutes l48 feet to post No o 8 Survey
No4t whenc U = Mine al Monument bears s
IS dc grees IL minutes, W $50 2 eet and the
sect n corner common to ions 20. II. "a
and 20, Up / 81 L, beaIs = 70 deg ee 60
minutes. 1900 fee; tn nee, 3rd cnutse, N 80
deg ees 45 n inu es. J. 10 osi NJ U = 'uIvey
No A; thence g. deRret SO minutes W to posi-
No |, at the p ace Of beginning.
Containing II tcr.s.
Conrs, .xprets d fir m the true meridian
with a ma, nftic variation Of Is degrees and s.
minutes east.
The nearest known locations are the sun.
hine, War leg aud Abe inc In lode in
il 6 clai ns.
any nd ii persons claiming adversely en-
pi ton of sad E,tettisl inc or surfsc
ound are required tu hle their, Diverse cl in
it'll the REGISTER of the Lifted States IhIG
tiice at ureba. 10 tie state OF Nevada, cur. III
the period Of publicati n here. T. or they will
oe barred by virtue o. the pr vision of III,
titute. P. UAKLE Register.
1t ID hereby ordered that the foregoing no
ice OF application fer p,tent be published il
hd PiUch hIC RID, weekly newspaper pub
iishtG at Pioche, Lincoln county, N,va6a, TO
the period of sixty days ten con-, cutiy'
weeks. J. P. DUNkLE, Register.
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Notice of Forfeiture.


ITO CHARLES MCLEOD. HIS GRANTEES, AS
L signs, heirs. executors or administrator
aud all p, rites claiming under, from, by or
through him:
Youare hereby notified that the undersigned
CO owner with You In The mining claim kn wn
A. the "Mendha No g." ;'tpated in Hisaland
Mini g distric, G uuty Of incoln, State Of
Nevada bas performed the work and made he
expenditures on the tail mining claim, re-
CURED by seotio, 1924 OF the Revised statutes
VI the nittd states, to hold the same for the
year 1881 hnd the amount cue from you. your
grantees assigns OF Administered etc. On &C
QUIT of tu,h exrtr diturts on said mini q
ella m Is the snm OF Atty $50 00) dollars.
And II within ,Dlueiy days after the publica-
ton OF this notice, you fail or refuse to cor-
trIbute your said proportion 81 su, h exrenti.
ture as CO owner, your interest In said claims
will b come the property OF the subscriber
under said section 1924.
rANlEL BAKER.
Phoebe, New, jan. 7, 1892,
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application for a Patent
No 915.
UNITED STATS LAND OFFICE.
hurpLa N,v.d l,1l, ; iS0t

knreba, Ntvbd July :, 1891
NOTICE IS HERiB b. GIVEN lHAi TIN
lN Phoebe Consol dated Mining and Re-
~ tion O. mpsny. by ns su'ho'iz4d atent,
Salnu, I. Gudbe, whose post, flee uddiess IL
Pi, che Lincoln county, state of Nevada, has
nIs day filed hi application for one thous Id
our hun red and eighty light tlAe6) lin ar
feet OF the War Eagle mine or !, de. bear
ing silver, with surface ground two hundred
l2i0 feet in width, sinated in lily Mining
tistrict. tounty OF lincoln, State Of Nevada,
and designated by the field not and official
plat on file in this Office as lot number 48, in
township n mber l forth, range Ct east OF
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian; said lot No.
IS heing described rs follows. to.pit:
Beginning at post mar ed Post No. U. S.
Surv' y No i8, thence running, LIST course, 8
80 de ices As minutes, W 2a0.4 feet to PUst No.
.. o. $. Survey No A., VIII, nee the mo- III OF
the Horpan tunnel bears 10 de or, Is so min
ut 8, L CIT feet; thence, 2nd course, 81 de-
arees, 80 minutes L. 1873 feet to
Post No. 8 U. ). Survey No. 4s; hence, 3rd
6 ur e, N. 80 deg rees, minutes Il 1904 feet
Mineral Monun ent No. bears s. 81 degree 20
minutes, W. 10! 8 feet, and the section COZ n, r
common to sections 20. 81. % and 30, T. N.
r, Ct E. bea1s \. degree So inut 8 E
1882 feet thence, 4th course, s "A dtgre, 3S
minu,e- W, l48s feet to Pest No. / at the
place of b. ginning
Containing 6.76 acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with a Daguetic variation of l5 dt grets and e.
minutes East. The nearest Known locations
are the Bryan lo' on the north anu the Els.
| senis lode on the stu'h.
Any and all p' raoI claiming advers. ly any
portion OF said War fspl Mine or .urfact
| ground are required to file their adverse Ella mi
with the Register the United ta,es Land Office
at eureka in the State of Nevada, during Il I
| period of publication hereof. OF tn, J
will be debarred by virtue Ct the provisions Of
the Statute.
up. DuSKLE, Register.
1t ia hereby ordered that the foregoing motto,
of application Tor pate LIT be p' bli-hed in III
| Phoebe RECORD, weekly nevspape
publithed at Pioche, Lincoln county, Neyaca
Tor the periodf sixty days item CONSECUTIVE
weeks).
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Application for a Patent
Nc. 9si.


Eureka, keyu,A August "a, / 81.
NOTICE is HEREBY GlyrN THAT TIL
~ Phoebe ConaolId led Mining snu Redur
ion Company, by its author zen AeeIt. SIN
del 4. Go b., ~ho's posi- ,tice address
'ioche, Lincoln county. State OF Nevada ha
tn day fl ed ipica ion for fifteen huudr
ll5U0l fee Of the SCI 10 ven, 10 or deposi
Oss lug silver toge her with surface grnunu
40 huudred 1901 feet in wild h Tor the con
venent working thereof situated in lily Min
ing District, Comfy Of incoln and state o.
Nevai,. ard designated by t f. Id not. ann
fhcial plat GU fl In this OH e, as Tot g.,
rownshlp No l nth of rarge No CT east
dount oiablo Base ard Meriditn. Iht txter
Or boundaries OF said lot No. 90 being as fol
lows to-wlt:
vey No. SO on The southern side OF the Patse.
ser Lode claim, u. S surrey No So thert 4
cunning lst course north II degrees u min
utes cas-, $40 eet to post No Q, U. y Surv.,
10. 90, at be northwest corne- OF U. $. Sur
vey NO 20, z 70 Lode claim, whence the cor.
&c common to sectors 70, %, 26 ana ~
foUnship north of range 81 EAST b. ars souti
% degrees s. mi utes east 25f6 feet aun
Nhe"Ier's Monument bears north 50 d, gree.
aud 2 minutes east, 25i6 2-l0 feet F; thence d
course, south 81 Gtgrees aud 81 mlnutes est
80 feet along the southwest side line of U s.
survey No 49, Ter Lode cain, to post No 8
U $ Survey M 50 thence Sd cou Sc. SOU Ii
% degrees AMI 46 mil ut's west. 256 feet to
II
course north 81 degrees and 81 nl utes We II
$50 feet to pot No u, s survey No 81
thence 9th curse, south II degrees OF minu es
west $40 feet to post No G, U. =. Su vpy No
| 50; thence course nor, h, l9 degrees 46 u H.
utrs east 40 4-l0 feet to tue cent. line ,whenc,
the discovery shaft hears north II degrees, o.
uinu' es east $40 ieet; 256 feet 10 post No a
he place OF teginning. Containing e8.1Ll
| acres.
Thu courses are expressed from tine true mer
| j'an, wi b magL etlc variation OF l5 deg ca
! IS minutes east. The nearest known claim
re the Pa atker lode claiai, U. r. survey NC
80 on the north and the 70 lode aim, s
survey No. 40 on the northeast.
Any and all persons claiming adversely an
portion of said sCIPIo Min or surfac
ground, are required TO file the advers
,lsims with the Register of the United State
land office at Eureka in the tate of Nevada du,
ing the sixty day 8 period Of pubiicat on! here
r they will be barred by virtue of the lrt
visions of the statute.
Up. DUNKLE. Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing motto
OF application for patent, be published ],
the peri OF sixty days, ten consecntiy
W. elk, inthe PIocHE RI CORD, q weekly new
paper published ut Phoebe, Lincoln Count
Nevada.
J. P. DUNKLE. Register.
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NOT A PARALLEL CASE.


The Dulercncc ItCtEcc1 = tHcup NhciAy
Tree and Costly Clock.
1t was vcll ;.long in the evening be-
fore pateriamil.as arrived home, says
the Detroit Tribune, AID he had barely
settled himself in his big chair when
little Freddie climbed into his lap and
fondly rested hi long yellow curls upon
the patcrnel Erea5t.
Papa, !,4pcd the boy, tell me that
story about foor-e Washington again. )"
Papa v1s visi5ly delighted. With
gentle ao vanity he repeated the good
old tale b. tha yeraeity of the nations
father
Georges stern parent" papa re-
lated. with his checl, lovingly against
that Of h.a rring, was greatly
novel ae The e.idonco of the boys
truthfulness, and with tears in his eyes
forgaye the sin Of cutting the cherry
tree"
Freddie was deeply impressed.
''Was that right for his papa to do?'
he faltered, toying with button on his
coat.
"NIost assuredly it was right"
Papa"
"YcS, Freddie"
"Would-would you do that, too,
papa, tiff Mamie should cut q
cherry troop
Papa had not vestige of doubt that
he would do just as did the father Of
George Washington under similar cir
cunstanccs.
''Dut Mamie hasn't been cutting cher
ry trees, has 4hc, Trcddic?" coocd tic
parent, atraining the beautiful child to
his breast.
Freddie grew very thoughtful and
was silent fer O long time.
"pGpa," lie faltgrcd, at last.
"Nly boy"
The Innocent infantilc face displayed
evidence Of agitation,
"Papa, l7roa, e., i.aoA, as if un-
der sudden imp NC clock in
the drawing 5o-} Il in"
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Noryyay's Winter.

The Norwegian snow and Ice mid
winter is surprising to anyone accus.
toned to the English climate The
very snow and ice is what makes Nor
way and its customs SO particularly In
tercsting to o stranger. Of course the
cold is very intense, the thermometer
never rising above freezing point for
months, and often gtanding at zero,
but at the some time the atmosphere
is SO wonderfully dry that the cold is
not nearly so noticeable out of doors,
md indoors the houses are kept very
warm
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Application for a p atent


kureka, Nevada, Jul! 9 1891.
NOTICE IS BERt BY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Phoebe onsoiida ed Mining keou.
ton Company, by itt author ed agent San ne
I. Gudbe, whose post Oft CO ADDRESS Is Piot he.
Lincoln county. State Of N.vads. has this uAs
filed it's app location for on" tho u, and tour hun.
dred and eight. .eg ht 49, lii ear feet II the
Rainbow" mine or l, de, beariI g silver, with
surface ground two bundled iApb feet IN width
situated IN Ely Mining District, county
of Lincoln, state Of Nevada, and designated
by the field notes and fficia' pat Oh file III this
flee as Lot No AZ township No N e
rauge 67 east Mount Diab'o Base and Mtridisi (;
said Lot No. AZ being described as follows to
wit:
Beginning at q post mailed Pest mol U &
survey No ~, IheI CO Iui1 ny, 1st ,our {. +
80 desrees As mlnutts " 2el lee: to / st No 2
U Survey No At. whence The M nth OF the
Schwub be tunntl bears 50 de- re,s q, mil ut. q.
E.9l feet: thence. 2Dd cou 20 N ltl feet TO
the line b twe' cti ms o. nd 81 up l. \
d 81 Il, 1888 f. eli to p"sI NJ U Survey No AZ
shence Mil eral Nom m.Bt M bears At
degrees SO minutes. W 1924 i,et. ann tn u c.
ton corner conn 10 section ~. q, Ok and
%. Tpl Nk CT ,6,.rs Dig ees 2ninues
2973 feet the 10, tro course. 80 Ctgie' As
uiuutea, b t8l net % pos' Nos Survey NJ
AZ; Il ence Atm C, urse s "a deere 80 MINUTES,
1888 feet To III place Of beginning.
| Containing 6 n acres.
Courses express ed from the true meridian
with a magnetic Variation OF Is deg anu Of
| ntnutes cart
The nearest known location is the lisa Belle
| lode m on the south.
Any and all persons claim'n! adsers " a,y
portion Of said Rainbow mine or 'ur ac'
| grounh are r quir, t. file the advtr.e c1sin !
| with the Reg ster OF tie United States Lano
| ONCE at knreka, In the Stat OF Nevada. du'-
II & the period Of pub ication hereof, or the,
will be debarr,d b. virtue OF the pr vision Of
the statute.
up DUNKLE, Register.
1t 10 hereby ordered that the for. going no
tice Of application tor patent be publ, he {
In the Piocl kl CORD. a weekly DevfIape
published at Piocie, Lincolo county. Nevad6
for the p riod Of SKY ays item cons cutiv
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CHINAMEN CAN SLEEP.
They Are Not Annoyed by TrifinS Dis.
turbanccs,

They Are Not Annoyed by TriflinS Dis
turbanccs,
In the item Of sleep the Chinese es-
tablishes the same difference between
himself and the Occidental, says A. II.
orally speaking, he is able to sleep any
where. None of the triiling disturb
anccs which drive US to despair annoy
him. With brick for pillow, he can
lie down on his bed of stalks or mud
bricks or rattan and sleep the sleep of
the Just, with no reference to the rest
of creation. He does not want his
room darkcncd, nor does he require
others to be ctill. The "infant crying
in the night" may continue to cry for
all he cares, for it does not disturb him.
In some regions tho entire population
seem to foil asleep, us by q common
instinct (lilsc that CT the alternating
bear) during the first two hours Of sum-
mer afternoons, and they do this with
regularity, no matter where they may
be. At two hours after noon the uni
verse at such seasons is as still as at
two hours after midnight. In the case
Of most working people at least, and
also in that of many others, position in
sleep is of no sort Of consequence. 1t
would be easy to raise in China an
army of o million rnon-nay, of ten mill
lions-testcd by competitive examina.
ton as to their capacity TO go to sleep
across three whccl-barrows, with head
downward, like spider, their mouths
wide open and fly inside.
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work OF . y.risor.

"A rapid writer cnn write thirty words
in one minute To DO this he must
draw his pen through the space of
rod, sixteen and ono-half feet. In forty
minutes his pen travels q furlong, and
in five and onc-half hours o full mile,
He makes on On average sixteen curves
or turns of the pen fer each word
written. Writing at the rate of thirty
words per minute he must make eight
curves to each second; in on hour 20, 600;
in 1--WE hours, Ia, GOO, and in 500 days,
working only Eve hours each day, he
makes not less than 40, 10000 curves and
turns of the pen.
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FREE TO THE AFFLICTED.

All who are suffering from the effects
OF Youthful Errors, Loss Of Manhood.
Failing Powers, G"norrhoea, elect.
Structure, Syphilis and the many troubles
which are the effects OF these terrible
disorders will receive, FREE OF CHARGE,
jul directions ho,o to treat and cure them.
se'res at home by writing to the CALI.
FoRNrA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IsSrRx.
AIRY, lo29a Market Street, San Fran.
clsee, California,
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1t is hereby ordered thai the foregoing notice
If Ap licati, II ioI patent he publish d the
period OF sky days Il consecutive weeksl in
the Phoebe Weekly hIc, RID, q ~e,kl! newtpa-
y publish cd at Piot he, Lincnln County, Ne.
vada. J. P DUEKLE. hegitter.
~
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office to Creditors.
Estate OF Wiley Townsend.

Estate OF Wiley TOwnsend.
Dec en- ed.
Notice 10 hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED
Administrator Of the Eatate of wiley Town
send, deceased. to 'he creditors of, ~ d all
persons having claims against the sid deceased
to xbibit them, with the necessary ueh.ia
With four mouths after tho FIRST public ton
cf thi, notice, to the said Admhiltrat r. at
tn law office OF Geo. =. S.~yer, at Pilche, in
the county II Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, APP IL 10Th 1892
] o GELAPERT,
Administrator OF said estate.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO FRANK BoYLAND. HIS GRANTEES, AS
i Signs, heirs. executors. or administrator
and all rites claiming under, from. by Or
thr u9n him:
,ou are hereby notified that the undersigned,
co-owntr with you H. the iniug claim known
as the "Golden este" berg THE west extension
OF the "wAli st )" situated ia e. u ado Min.
ing district, Coun' y OF Liocoln State OF Nevada
has performed the work q made he expen
lures IN o taid mining lain. r. qnired by
section 1894 Of the REVISED Sta utes OF h. Uui-
TED sts'e4. to hold the same tor the yesrs 1850
and 1891. and the .mount due fr m yon, your
grantees. as-igDs or administrator. ETC., on
account OF ~ Expenditures on said mining
claim is the sum of one hundred ,si00I dol
lars.
And II Within ninety days after the publca.
tion OF this notice, you fail or refuse to con.
tribute your said proportion Of such expendi.
tnre as co.owner, your interest in said clam
Will become the rropery OF the subscriber
under sid section 23A.
II, MCCORMICK.
Fl Dorado Canyon. New. June LIST. 1922.
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V0U,'. teach any fsiry iaisiiiss s' person. 70 .spy
0jUUU "; ~ 4. $ : $s;
r.SG - " indus rnusly, how TO earn Tnr, ,
% ve VIII also furnish the situation rml,ymen, a,
msn you can earn that amount. No money f me unl.,
Snu w,kes rom ent district or county have sIt.s,,
%hen, ano provided with employment large nun,LJ
Ssoss'v nmkng over $4,000 yenr escb It's NJ IW "a
TOElD: Full gar,ieulan FREE. Addre.. =, on ana
". ". ALLEN, nox A0O, lvCt VA. mA gnse
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NOTICE.

All parties indebted me are hereby noti
hsd to make payments to N. Dooley. who
will act as sgent tor me during ny absence.
IA. sAMMON.
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The Local Department Of paper will receive particular
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-09

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1892-06-09
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