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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-03

ID. Danielson met with severe
accident at the DeLamar mine last
Thursday. A large boulder rolled
on his foot, severely bruising it. He
is now in the hospital under the care
of DR.. Mayo.
Frank Engelhart, a former resi-
dent of DeLamar came in from Ely
last Thursday with two friends.
They left on the 31st. for the White
Hills, Arizona. Frank says Della
is too near Alaska for him.
DR.. Hammond, Hans Olsen, Mont
Connors and Joe Carroll left for Ely
last Thursday by private conveyance
Hans will continue on to Klondyke,
Carroll will locate north somewhere,
white the Dr. and Mont are making
business investigation of Ely and
vicinity.
On the LIST. inst. Mr.. Heber Player
head blacksmith of the DeLamar
Company at the mill, was appointed
foreman of the mill, Mr.. Curtiss,
who has held the position for some
time, retiring. Mr. Player is well
qualified to fill the position aud is
very popular,
Notice To the Public
The Utah Il Nevada Meat and Live
stock Company has been organized
and will open Meat Mar6et ia d =
Lamar on or about February 10Th.
We propose to have the best of
meats on hand, and to run first
class market.
John W. Myers.
Manager.
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets
Candy Catharets, cure constipa-
ton forever 10c, 25c. II c. G. c.
fails druggists refund money.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-03
DISTRICT COURT.
SUMMONS.

In the Fourth Judicial District Court Of the State of
NeSsds, In and for Lincoln County,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-03

A nice assortment of valentines is
on display at the post Office.
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NOTICE

WANT SEF eHAL g. FH NL. So Wtt
" rlsn T. travel Ter r..u F.-tgl. ss.Fbl.gt a.
house IN Neyals. Salary s7-', nAysb'. SO wret y
and expenses Position rerll u.-..t te;erelass
EncloFsd =lf-tll lrzss-l .tsula-i e,-y-l re The
Ntrianal. =tar suilitne, Chi sssu.
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Beauty Is Blood Deep.

Beauty Is Blood Deep.
Clean blood means clean skin.
No beauty without it. Cascaret,
Candy Cathartic clean your blood
and keep it clean, by stirring up the
lazy liver and driving all impurities
from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, black
heads and that sickly bilious com
plexion by taking Cascarets,-b beauty
for ten cents. All druggists, salts
faction guaranteed, Toe, %, soc.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Land Notice.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
STATE LAND OFFICE,
Carson City, Nevada Jan 27th 1895
Notice is hereby given that the State o. Nevada
u d the Act Of Congress approve June i6, 1850
2I stats 2s7, has filed in the United States Land
otfce at Carson City, Nevada, L st No 2os Of lands
selected unisr said Ac', and hiss apUli a FOR pat
eut for said lands; that part Of al list is open to
The public for inspection. AMI eopF thereof. by
descriptive sub divisions, Eas beeu .s "a in con.
veuient place in sali uni-ed a.et Ant Uhi e for
the Inspection Of Il pecsJus inter sret aud the
pubic generally.
Within The mex ii y DAYS follow tng ths date Of
this notice profess stlnst .he claim Of said state
Of Nevada to any tract lr sub tiYistJn da-crb n
the list on III ground that the some is more yalu.
able Cor mineral than Agricultural purposes viii be
receiy a aad uoed by tn, Ragis s- ali &c -er Of
the United states Land O3hoa al Carson Guy, New
ada, for port 10 tn zen raj Lsad Once a. Wash
ingfon, 3.
The following a-e he sab divisions described. to
wit
s.E afN.w W. sud ". 4 u $ ". Il Sec. ..
TON 4 81 y. NJ n. b. Il M.--t20 acres.
A. PRATT
state Land Rszt';s % thu ~tate uG Neyadr
Date Of 81 itsse Ton Fs1ratrg S,I ls93.
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BoRN-At Phoebe, New. January
3lst., to the wife of Walter Long, a
daughter.
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Probate Notice

Dated Aug, 27ls97.
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Mrs. Alex |. Harrison, after a
weeks visit with friends here, left
for DeLamar on Friday.
The silver star., 1897-09-30

The chief Judge OF the Maryland
court OF appeals In recent address
before members OF the bar OF that
state spoke earnestly OF the moral OBJ
legations of members OF the legal pro-
fession. The somewhat common i'm
pression that shrewdness is the chief
requirement in lawyer has been
helped on by stories Of smart" legal
tricks and by jests. put forth as though
half In earnest. at the expense OF the
probity of the profession. A member
Of the bar is high officer OF the law
His duty Is to assist In melting out
justice as viewed by established laws.
The profession. as much as any other,
calls for absolute integrity founded on
high moral worth, and 1t is a worthy
ambition for any young student Of the
law to hope to prove himself equal to
this supreme requirement. In his ad-
dress Chief Judge McSherry favored
the enactment and rigid enforcement
of laws decreeing an invariable pun
ishmsnt for dishonesty In the praeti-
tionsr. in addition to the exercise Of
every possible prscaution against The
admissioa Of the morally unworthy
into the profsssion.
The silver star., 1897-09-30

A great many colored people IN
Gotham are masqueradinE in white
peoples hair. There stands outside Of
one of the smaller stores on Sixth
avsaus. not far from the shopping dis
trict. . glass show case which Ia filled,
- u y marked. with human hair
oeods." There Is nothing unusual
aoout any of these. except the color Of
~ haar. II h all Of an inky black
nAos and closely curled. The sstab-
kshmsut does one Of the largest isusi-
aessss IA ths city In false hair for COL
See1 DooDlO. A White man prssbdss
ev0 ~ 1sstiAiss of this queer shsA
The silver star., 1897-09-30

A new commandment is abroad in
the land: Thou shalt not hear an un-
kind story so long as thou hast heels
to turn or hands to cover thine ears.
At recent convention OF Second Ad-
ventists in Maine. a large number OF
men and women went forward to
kneel on the penitent form. and there
eonsecrated their ears to God. Ethics
have prated long on the sin Of scandal
there would be little Of 1t II more ears
were closed TO its Establishments.
The silver star., 1897-09-30
Sl00 To Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY cAss
Of Weakness In Men They Treat ~
Fall to Cure.

d Weakness In Mon They Treat ~
Fail to Cure.
An Omaha Company places for the hfa
time before the public u MAGICAL TRsAf
n1NT for the cure Of Lost Vitality, Nerves!
and Sexual Weakness, and Restoration 8
Lie Force In old and young men. ~
worn-out French remedy; contains -
Fhorphorous or other harmful druRu. ~
. WONDERFUL aRicsl d ~
enscts-positive In Its cure. All reef ~
Who are suffering from a weakness ~
o!ights their life, causing that mental ~
PHYSICAL suffering peculiar 70 Lost NJ
no0d, should write to the STATE MEDICAL
Co1PANY, Omaha, Neb, and they VI
send you absolutely FREE, . veluahe
eeper on these diseases, and positive proeo
ef their truly MAGICAL TRsATMuNT. 1hegb
ends OF men, who have lost ali hope & .
cure, are being restored by them % . -
This MAGICAL TREATMENT may b. tate
O home under their directions, Or they "
pey. railroad fare and hotel bills 70 I'll ~
prefer 70 80 there for treatment, Y ~
teil to cure. They are perfectly roliebae'
aavs NO Free Prescriptions, Free Cufe
Free Sample, or Q. q. ii. fake. They have
10000 capital, and guaranteo % ssle
every case they treat or refund every ~
~ or their charges may be deposits1 ~
oank 70 BE- paid 70 them whSn 3 cure
e0scted. Write them today.
The silver star., 1897-09-30
Concerning women's work an

Concerning women's work and
wages. the latest report of the depart
ment of labor offers the Interesting
fact that. out of seven hundred and
eighty-two typical instances In which
men and women work at the same oc-
cupation and perform their work with
the same degree of efficiency. men re-
ceive greater pay in five hundred and
ninety-fve. And yet the old preju-
dice against the inferior sex is dying
out, surely II slowly. In IS Of the al
most 800 instances women received the
same pay as men for the same work.
and In one hundred and twenty nine
cases they even got more.
The silver star., 1897-09-30
HENRY CLAY AT s,xrv-r,vp.
The BAmous Kentuckinn ut the Ttms :,
HIs Retirement From the Senate.

A-ss As0e'. -'--~''~ 80 -e-~< ss~nates
In an article on .when Henry CLAY s.,A
Farewell to the Senate" on March All isIss
after thirty-six years In public life. John
Coyie, In the September Ladies' Home jon,.
nal. presents this graphic pen picture Of ths
great commoner." whose close friendshin
he enjoyed for many years: ''Mr Clnv TX
l842) was sixty Ave years old, at the vs,s ~
senith of his great popularity, the notabis
central figure In the arena OF polItics sr1
statesmanship. More than six feet tsii
slender, erect. graceful and commanding H.
was the personiHcation of dignity and nobis
bearing. He was perfect master Of IN
language, tone and gesture, and possesssS
OF a voice remarkable for Its volume and
rnnge. and its capacity to express ever
shade OF feeling OF passion Of the humsS
soul. Deep. full-toned and melodious 1t wa
indeed sgical In Its power Of controliins
the feelings of those who listened to ~
varying cadences and exquisite modulationsI
An admiring biographer adds to an analyIs
Of Mr.. Clay as an orator: His mouth lsfre
and prominent. upper lip working quietly 81
In agony, occasions require; his eyes
resting In calmness. or beaming with lively
emotion, or sparkling with strong feeling. 81
flashing with high passion, like the thunder.
bolts OF heaven In the darkness Of Storm:
his long arms hanging easy by his side o.
outstretched. or uplifted, or waving Win
grace, or striking with the vehemence n
passion, his fingers pointing where BIZ
thoughts direct AS an orator he drew upon
his every resource to charm alike the eaf
and eye. and was unquestionably the most
fascinating. public speaker Of his day and
generation"
The silver star., 1897-09-30

In Sheibyville, Ind. a constable who
called to serve a writ upon a widow
was scalded with kettleful OF hot wa
ter, and ran away SO rapidly that he
entirely forgot that he had suffered
for twenty yenrs with chronic rheu-
matism which would scarcely permit
him to walk. The hot water cure
seems TO be effective. but it may be
little too severe for the average suf-
ferer.
The silver star., 1897-09-30

themselves to the redemption or our
country from the control OF syndicatcs.
trusts. monopolies. and from the power
OF Illegally acquired wealth. hope
in this spirit we may conduct the
coming campaign. Yours respectfully
'.HENRY NJ. TELLER"
The silver star., 1897-09-30

Cinnamon are ingenious, especially
when trying to get into the United
States. Two of them were found in
an old stove on train last week run
ming from Canada 10 New York. The
conductor was going to start nre, but
the brakeman insisted that they would
not burn.
The silver star., 1897-09-30

DR.. E. o. Creve. Chicago. claims to
know Of stream in Alaska that rises
in mountain of gold. and flows gold
en- water over bed OF golden nuggets
But the doctor is not pointing it out
on the map.
The silver star., 1897-09-30
ANTHRACITE era,kE ENDED.
Five Thousand Men Have Returned /.
Work or VIII do SO NJ Once,

IIazclton. Pa. Sept. 2O.-Unlcss I'M
less unforeseen Developments occur the
anthracite coal strike In this region IL
ended. To-day Loo men. half of the
fun complement. returned to work nj
Honeybrook collierics OF the LchIgh X
Wilkesbarre Company. as did 100 Of
the 1900 at fnr1ee's Iattimcr mines.
while the Cranberry. Crystal Ridge
ana HarwOod collierics of the sam.
company. and coxes' colleries In the
DrlftOn district remained nj work
The latter were to have settled the
question OF strike today. hut nj the
request OF the operators held Off until
next Thursday. The cmploycs of Nm
Hazel mines Of the LchIgh Valley
Company nrc tonight considering The
question OF returning In the morning
and will probably do No. Nenrly 3.0n
strikers have returned. or will do so
tomorrow. and IL little less tllnn thut
number nrc still out. with Indication,
In favor OF their joining the workers
The warrants for the arrest Of
Sheriff Martin and hls deputies were
issued today by Judges Lynch and
Bennett Mt Wilkesbnrrc. They were
served here tonight and no rcsIs,npc.
was mnde. The wrlts contain seventy
eight names. including the shcrIT. aud
the !ntter hns agreed to deliver MI
the deputies for u hearing to-n,orrow.
A company OF the Ninth regiment viii
escort them to Wilkesinrre.
General Goblin permitted the service
OF the writs because he thinks III.
civil authorities are now able 10
hiindle the situation. The grnd,uI
witndrnw wal or the troops viii bc con.
sldered tomorrow.
The silver star., 1897-09-30

An enterprising Chieagoan proposes
TO establish a matrimonial agency on
the Klondike. Divorce courts probably
will be unnecessary there. as legal sep
arations will be made with q six
shooter.
The silver star., 1897-09-30

The editor of the Nashville American
gleefully remarks that the Ideally
beautiful woman is born in Tennessee. /"
Congratulations; what are you going to
call her?
The silver star., 1897-09-30

When wheat reached the dollar mark
every steam whistle in Muncie. Ind.
footed in unison for three hours You
can see how Muncie people feel about
It.
The silver star., 1897-09-30

The editor Of the Macon Telegraph
speaks Of the -locum tennis" OF an
esteemed contemporary. His Latin
must have gone OF racket"
The silver star., 1897-09-30

As they are children Of England the
Indians are probably rebelling because
they didn't get piece of the jubilee
cake
The silver star., 1897-09-30

1t is said that the Swa, tribes have
laid down their arms Somebody else
probably has swatted little, also.
The silver star., 1897-09-30

It would not be surprising if the
name Of Dawson City was changed to
Seattle next summer.
The silver star., 1897-09-30

1t 10 understood that Henri d'Orieans
will star next season in The Pune
tured Prince"
The silver star., 1897-09-30

The sale Of the Ortiz grant. In New
Mexico. IN reported Ia New York ana
nonIOn parties. II Is on ti,Is grnnt I'm,
tue famous dry dIggings south of san
u ro sre located. " '''"
The silver star., 1897-09-30

They tell US that snow is already
dying in the Chilkoot pass. We pass
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-03-11

Russell SAges prospects of winning the
blue ribbon as the champion mean man looks
very bright. He is worth 500, 600, 900 or
thereabouts, and he has brother living in
the village of Ceannahan Ills, who is as poor
as church mouse. Recently the brother,
Elias Sage, was compelled to borrow $50 and
Russell loaned it to him at per cent interest
But he took mortgage on poor Elias home
and it was duly recorded at the county seal
Of Will county. This breaks the record o.
curmudgens. -News.
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Wanted Idea (; 4

Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN wEDDERBURN & CO, Patent Attor.
nays, Washington, D. q, for their SlSO prize oner
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am, Of Interest 10 this County.

We are in receipt Of three bliis from Mr.
T. ]. Osborne, which AdeOt Linooln county
in . measure, two Of which SsTe intr0duoed
by Mr.. J. A. Denton. and one by Mr.
Conins Of White Pine county.
Senate Bill No, "a introduced BY MI. J.
A. Denton lie ''An Act TO amend an Act en-
titled, An Act fixing the salaries Of the
county officers Of Lincoln county, end pro
viding for the compensation OF deputy
sheriff therein" Approved February Eth
1887.
1t raises the salary Of the County Clerk
from $500 s720 year.
The County Commissioners At present get
$500 year and no mileage; it amends 30
that the Commissioners are allowed the sum
Of ten cents mile for going to and returning
from the county seat, provided that no mile
sge shall be allowed or paid for greater
distance than fifty miles from the county
seat. The rest Of the officers get the same
salary that they are at present receiving.
Senate bill No. 81 introduced BY Mr.
Denton 10 an ACT 10 hmeuu IN nv Gu
titled An Act to provide revenue for the
support Of the Government Of the State oil
Nevada, and to repeal certain acts relating
thereto, approved March 23d. 1891. IL
amends section 40 Of said act by leaving
out the words, "or wines. or distilled
liquors, and the prOviso 'that the sale oil
liquors and wines, by persons licensed under
this section. shall not be in less quantities
than one quart measure.
This puts the merchant in the same po
sition as the saloon keeper, and II they want
to sell liquor in any quantity whatever'
whether by the drink or by the quart they
will have to take out liquor license OF SSC
q quarter.
Senate bill No. 20 introduced by Mt
Comins. refers to the amounts that th'
counties Of Elko, White Pine and Lincoln
shall pay as the pro rata Of the salary OF thu
District Judge for the Fourth Judicial dis
trict. Elko is put at S2S23, white Pine a
$500, and Lincoln $777 for the years 1879,
and 1898, and on aud after the first Monday
! in January, 1890, the pro rata shall be Elk
s2S23, White Pine S677 and Lincoln $1,000
We do not know whether any of thes
bills have passed, or il they have passed
whether they have the Governor signature
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PAHAcA POINTS.


The sports are having slnri-.ss Il res sh0et-
ins the timii daeks ~niea are - ssrg
plsotifal On the p1uds.
Tue DrLAmsr STAG driver !. 10 bad hE,
he cannot be in PanAea only every other
night where dwslls tia object u his aenira-
ton.
The school girls ale all complaining about
the absence Of their very frequent visitor
Who took HE dog and departed for the
ctunty seat. Willie We have missed you.
The tonsoriaI parlor is closed down for a
short seAsoa. whils the proprietor prepares
his garden spot for his summer vegetation
as he eontsmplates feeding more than ons.
ERE winter GENES again"
Two Of our young men that have been
ehopping wood down at the Pump Station
in Meadow Valley Wash have resarnsd
home but are so badly in love With school
nam and one OF her pupils that they are Try,
ing to get another job so they can return aud
dwell in the near vicinity Of their AHse-
tons
An application Was received from Pioehs
few days ago for job on a farm. The
applicant says he has we'll trained ios
that will be great benefit to the ranch.
keeping the cattle out Of the garden and do
ing some cute tricks to please the children
The only drawback for the poor boy is thai
the lAnd.lady has some very pretty daughter
that she does not care to have spend theil
future days in a mining camp. So an
afraid the farming business and Phoebe nus
iciAn will ever be strangers. G. 4 X.
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Legislative Matters.

Denton-Amenbatory of act for the re-
superintendent Of Senator and Assemblymen.
Passed.
The bill reapportioning Assemblymen aud
Senators for the several counties was passed.
This puts Washoe and Storey equal repre-.
sentation, giving each of them five Assem-.
blymen and one Senator, and increasing the
represen tation OF Lincoln county to two As.
semblyman and one Senator.
Denton--An act fixing the salaries of the
county officers of Lincoln county and pro-
viding for the compensation of a deputy
sheriff therein. Lincoln delegation.
Resolution memorializing Congress for
protection against foreign scrub immigration
800 per capita. Passed.
Bill to repeal act authorizing the use OF
Printers Union label on public printing.
Indefinitely postponed. to 6.
Senator Denton is the Daniel Webster Of
the Eighteenth session OF the Nevada Legis.
lature. He can talk l6 to ] as glibly as Sen
ator Stewert,
Bill authorizing Board of Regents Of
University to lease or buy eighty acres of
land for experiment farm or station. Or.
dered engrossed,
Committee reported adversely to Nevada's
participation the coming Trans Mississippi
Exposition at Omaha and recommended
that the bill does not pass.
Senator Comins' motion to reconsider the
vote Of the Reno incorporation bill was lost
and Reno will incorporate, if all goes well.
Senator Gregovich's bill defining the dut-
les of Lieutenant. Governor and his COM
pensation, providing for the Lieutenant.G Gov
ernor to act as ex.officio Warden OF the State
Prison, was lost by vote Of s to 6.
Senator Wilson's bill to abolish the office
Of Fish Commissioner was disposed of by q
motion to indefinitely postpone. by vote Of
9to6.
To print 500 extra copies Of the bennis
report Of Secretary of State. Adopted.
In the Assembly a little sensation
was sprung over the appointment of specia
committee to investigate certain alleged
irregularities connected with the manage
ment OF the State Library. Mr.. Howell
Secretary Of State, who has this department
under his control, demanded the appoint
ment Of the committee and that the charge
be investigated by the committee. TIL
alleged charges are not against Mr. Howell
| personally but refer to some occurrences tina
are claimed to have happened without hi
knowledge. Messrs McNaughten, Trembat
and Hodkinson were appointed as such com
mittee. The matter was brought before tn
Legislature by the introduction of bill
few days ago. forming new Board of Cou
: mssioners for the State Library. Inquire
q for the reason for changing the managemer
of the library, brought out certain assertion
= that Mr.. Howell now wants those makr
: the charges to either prove them or eat the
= words.
q Assembly substitute for Senate bill perm
ting the establishment of county high schoo
in various counties of this State and to pr
% vide for the maintenance and managemel
e Of same. Lost.
Substitute for Assembly bill l6,-Pu
). chase of a tirst-class oil painted portrait
the late Governor .Tohn Homes Amman,
he '.' '..s oo's'A'' App'oP'
ates $500. Passed unanimously.
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Last week Chinese miner uncovered
quartz boulder while cleaning out ditch in
Washington district, near Nevada city.
The boulder weighed about $50 pounds and
produced $1,000 in gold
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Notice to Creditors

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF r. W.
ZAchow, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. ad-
mnistrator with the will annexed, OF the estate Of
r. ". Zachow deceased to the creditors of, and to
all persons having claims against said deceased.
to exhibit said claims with the necessary vouchers,
within three months after the first publication OF
this notice TO the said administrator, at his ONCE
at the town Of Phoebe, in said county Of Lincoln
Dated, Phoebe, New, January 2lst. 1897.
JOHN O. GEIABERT,
Administrator of said estate.
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INANTKD-SEvERAL FAITHFUL MEN OR wo
W men TO travel for responsible established
house In Nevada. Salary $3.50. payable SIS weekly
and expenses. Position permanent References
Enclose seif.a idrsssed stamped enveIoe. THIS
National, Star Bsildipgs ohicago.
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A State paper claims it will cost Ormsby
county $500 in excess Of the license money
for extra policemen. Sheriff Kinney is at the
head of big force Of police.
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NOTICE
For Contrast Bids.

BY order Of the Board of County Commissioners
will receive sealed proposals for the County Print
ing for the ensuing year. commencing April 9th,
1897, and ending April 5th 1898. Said contract TO
include the printing of the quarterly statements OF
the various county officers.
The said Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. The successful bidders will be re.
quired to give bonds in the bum Of $500, said bond
TO be approved by said Board.
HI. GOODRICH,
County Clerk and Ex-ofncio Clerk Of the Board OF
County Commissioners
Phoebe, Nevada, March 4th, 1897.
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During my absence, Mr.. n. +. Freuden'
thai will act as my agent.
I. j. OSBORNE