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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-04-15
REPORTOF GRAND JURY.

! To the Honorable Oliver w. II
Wright, Judge of the Common Pleas
Hooking County, Ohio:
The Grand Jury of the Court Of
Common Pleas of said County, of the
April term, 1897, beg leave to re-
port that they have been in session
two days, and herewith return to the
Court the Indictments presented by
said Jury.
We have carefully examined into
all such matters as have legitimately
come to our notice, having examined
over twenty witnesses, covering
eight cases, and presented three bills,
and ignored five cases considered by
us. The business has been transacted
in as expedit,aus manner as posi-
BILE.
During our session we have visit
ed tn. County Jail and made COM
plete examination thereof. and find
that the rules precribed by the Court
for the care thereof and for the gov
ernment Of its inmates, have been
carried out and properly enforced.
Respectfully snbmittee,
H. X. Wright, Foreman.
April 7th 1897.
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Resolution.

LOGAN, O.. April 9th. 1896.
Headquarters J. K. Rochester Post, No. II
G. A. r. Department.
Whereas, Death has invaded on
ranks. removing :herefrom Conrad
Peter J. Lytle. on March 31st, 1897
In the death of Comrade Lytl'
this Post has lost an honorable mem
ber, the county an upright citizen
the family kind husband and father
With sense of personal bereave
ment, this Post records its testimony
to the worth of a comrade lost to oul
sight but cherished to our memory.
He was a man worthy of our higbes,
esteem and one whose example in all
the relations OF life We shall do well
to initiate.
Resolved, That as a token of ou1
high esteem in which Comrade Lytle
was held by the members of our
Post, the Post-room be draped in
mourning for period of thirty days
and that copy be handed to the be,
reaved family and to the press for
publication.
J.W. STRENTz,
BIC. MECHANICAL
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Simplicity.

Is the title used by the Buckeye
Route on the little leaaet with whiet
they advertise their popular Buckeye
Mileage ticket. The leaAet is adorn
ed also with the picture of a beauti.
full child which is simplicity in itself
If you'd secure simplicity in travel
ing, purchase at once Buckeye In,
terchangeable Ticket which is good
over all the principal lines between
St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis.
vile, Pittsburg and Buffalo. Write
w. H. Fisher. G.P.A., C.. II. va T.
Ry., Columbus, O.. who will mail
you list of roads the ticket is good
over. The price is $4,000 good one
year.
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MARRIAGES.

Married at the residence of Rev.
w. H. Wright April 7th. Mr.. Jacob
Mohler and Miss Alma Coakley.
Backus-Jones.
MARKEDLY Rev. w. II. Wright
at his residence April the 10Th at
2.30P. M. Mr. James D. Backus and
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Jones, both OF
Union Furnace.
Green-Stevens
Married-at the retidence of Mr. G.
Stevens, April 10; at 2. M. Mr..
Charles D. Green and Miss Clara
NJ. Steven. Rev, w. H. Wright OIL
eating.
Johnsto n-Roberts
Married-at the home of Mr. l..
Nimon near the Falls Mill, April 10
at p. III. Mr. Herbert S. Johnston
and Miss. Ella Roberts, both of
lllsboro. Rev. w. H. Wright pre-.
forming the ceremony.
Married by Rev. J.F. Williams
at his residence in Logan, April 10
Mr. John G. James and Miss Emma
V. Evens all of Logan.
Married by Rev. ]. F. Williams
at his residence in Logan April 18th
Clarence E. Sanner and Hattie
Mceris,
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LOCAL NEWS.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.

We have several thousand dollar
due us in sums ranging up from ont
dollar. We have not the time tt
spare travelling about Cunning oul
deliuauents, and as matter of Bust
ness Necessity, have placed a mum
Der of accounts in the hands of A
COLLECTION AGENCY, whose
especial business is to collect &C.
counts.
We nope none of our old time de-
linquents will get mad when they
get Dun. If they do we will get
mad too because we hadn't made
them mad long ago, so that by now
they would be over the pout.
But We want the money we have
honestly earned and are justly en-
titled TO. Those who are able and
honest will pay US.
March, ,25-4t.
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Frank Kanode has a rare cap.
tive bird, an American B;ttern. The
bird belongs to the crane tribe, is the
size of a chicken in body. but when
1t stretches up is about three feet
high. 1t weighs only pound. The
bird is quite curiosity to the child
rem and old folks as we'll.
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NOTICE..

Hooking County, Ohio, made at the January
term A. ID. 1897 in the case of William A.
Souders vs., John Berry ct al, No. 2ol8.
The undersigned hereb- gives notice to all
persons holding claims against the Peoples
Bank which they claim are secured by the
bond given In the Probate Court of said
county 10 raise the assignment made by said
Bank for the benefit OF its creditors, TO pre-
sent he same to the undersigned for the re-
lection or allowance, within six monthe
from the date OF the first publication hereof.
All claims not so presented will be forever
barred
The court orders the rejection Of all claims
for which no demand was made as in said
bona provided.
A.A.JUNIPER, Trustee.
March 2-2w.
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Closing Ont Sale.

The Misses Mary and Kate Kes.
sler are determined to sell out their
stock of Millinery at any price and
retire from the business. The room
is also for rent. This is q rare op-
portunity in Millinery goods. 1t is
also chance to secure one of the
best business rooms in the city.
Mar. Saw.
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-Chas Rose has returned from
a business trip in Cincinnati.
! Miss Jesse Cline, after Ions
and painful illness, died at her hom
on Hunter street early this morning
| Clara Davis, daughter of Wesly
Davis, formerly of this place died a
her home in Canal Winchester, Sun
day, April 4th.
Mr. Mclaughlin, 9 prominent
young attorney from Chicago, is ar
attendant in Court this week counsel
for Mr. Hoagland.
Joe Tickle, had severe attack
of cramps in the stomach, yesterday
morning, go serious that it was re.
ported he was paralyzed.
Mr. Charley L. Brooke, son Of
Oliver Brooke of this city, died at
Phenix, Arr, on April 18th. His
body Will be brought here for
burial.
The Council met on Tuesday
and the new members were sworn in.
A lot of miscellaneous routine busi
ncss was transacted. The new Coun.
Gil pledges Economy and Reform.
Col. j. 81. Larrabee of Chilico
the, the popular Travelling Passenger
Agent, of the Baltimore ard Ohio
Southwestern r. R., was visitor ir
Logan yesterday. He reports bus,-
ness on his road very much increas.
ed since the Buckeye Flyer has turn.
ed its travelling flock to the wide
spreading sweep OF wing with the
Royal Blue.
-On last Tuesday Cap. Bowen,
the Oldest living native born citizen
Of Logan. celebrated the 9th ami
versary of his birth. The many friends
Of the genial captain here and in the
wide world elsewhere will be glad to
know that he is in good health and
and spirits and gives promise as all
nib friends wish, that many more
,appy Birth Days are yet IN store for
him.
Steve Hudson has nice fresh pea
luts. We know because we've tried
hem ourself,
Senator Frank Rodgers, of New
lexington was in our city yesterday
allied as a witness in a case relating
o our Fire Clay Works. Senatori
sodgers is general manager of the
Jew Lexington Brick Works, one Of
he most successful plants of the
ind in the country. He is gentle
ian as we'll as a successful For
ker republican, and meets lots of
raternizing friends when he comes =,
D Logan. whether business, politics
r pleasure.
pring Roller Curtains a5e. Roeoester's.
Mr.. Harry Ambrose, our prom A.,
lent young hotel man, has Just re- ,
FINISHED the first foo: of the Rem
81 House. throughout. Harry is a
ustler and his own experiences .
lille travelling enables him to please :
lstomers. Statesmen are fast find
g this out, too, for they say its bet 4.
# each trip and only matter Of
light change in the railways time
hedule prevents the Rempel House h
ON retaining nearly all travelling
'lcsmen over Sunday. They like z
10 hotel, they like the town. =
xteen lbs. Beans at Rochesters for a5e.
Mr. Henry Clay Weaver, the =,
'pular manager of the Lagan Gas y
o In Logan left on last Monday
r three weeks visit to friends in
ochester Y. n. During his absence
r Henderson will be in charge of
e business.
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For Sale.

A farm of Al acres, two and one
half miles north of Baltimore, Fair.
field county, Ohio. Improvements
good, good soil; desirable farm,
come and see or address,
H. L. TAYLOR,
Baltimore, Ohio, Feb.ll-3m,
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hands and feet, their performances
are absolutely marvellous and trench
closely upon the Incredible. That
such necessarily clumsy creatures on
have been successfully taught to
drill, pitch, catch, play upon differ
ent musical instruments, sing, and
initiate many other human acts and
arts, almost surpasses belief, but that
they do so is attested by the press of
New York, in which city they con-
tinuously drew big and delighted
crowds all winter. From the mild
eye sagacious seal pets to "Leo" the
monster marine clown, whose mirth-
full contrariness makes everyone roar
they are wonders, good deal more
than well worth seeing.
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Special Low Rates to New York
and Return on Account OF
Grant Monument Cere-
m0nial.

For this occasion, which will oc-
cur April 27, 1897, the B. & o. S-w,
Rv, will give special low rate for
the round trip, tickets good going
April % to 26. Good returning un-
til May 4th. For further informa-
ton consult agents B. q o. S-w. Ry.
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Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young desire
to return thanks to their many
friends and neighbcrs who so kindly
assisted them in the sickness and
death of their daughter, Nellie.
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Every Mother Wants

Chappelear's Bronchiui
The Great Cough Cure.
Bronchini Cures Group.
Bronchini Cures Colds.
Bronchini Cures Congh.
Bronchini Cures Sore Throat
Bronchlni Cures Lung Disease
Bronchini Stops Cough Instantly
Bronchini Relieves Asthma Quickly.
Bronchini sold on guarantee, large
b-ttles SO. small size 25 cents. Sold
by F. Harrington, Logan, o.
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If you are thinking of buying a
new pair of shoes, just 60 to w. +.
Miller at Union Furnace. We think
we can please you. wv.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following is q list of letters remaining
ten days uncalled Tor in the Logan Post t-ofice
on April II.
Mordecai Dunbram, Mary Shaw,
Emma Roberts, Maggie Mercer,
Dram Tremko.
After ten days from date. the letters will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Persons calling for the above should say
''advertised" and give date of Sentinel in
which list appears
LEWIS GREEN, p. NJ.
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There is at least one new thing un-
der the sun which shines upon the sea
of circus tents, and that is Capt.
Wood wards really famous and only
school of trained Alaska Sea Lions
aud Seals, which this season form
one of the exclusive and unique feat
ures among the thousand and one at
traction of the Consolidated Great
Adams Forepaugh and Sells Brother
menageries, circuses, and hippodram-
es, to pitch their canvases in Colum-
on Wednesday and Thursday, Apr.
IA and Is.
When the exceedingly wild and TIM
id nature of these strange Artlc am
phibia is considered, coupled with
the fact that they are provided with
fiippera only to supply the place of
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Pot..oes.at Rochester.. zoe. bu.


Tom Wright of Lancaster
visiting in Hooking this week.
j. w. Weaver of South Per-
was business visitor here Monday
Geo Wright of Wrights Si
dings spent Tuesday evening in Oh
city.
H. ID. Ross of New Straitsvill
was in the city last week on bus
ness.
Coon Richley of South Blooming
vile called at our Office on Tues
day.
Seed Potatoes at Rochester's.
Post Master Palmer, of Need
more, was acaller at our Office yester
day.
Stanley Dew of Nelsonville wa
aviritor in our city on last Sunda,
evening.
"A good crowd from here are at
tending the Sells Show in Columbu
to day.
Attorney Swinehart the popular
legal luminary Of Adelphi, was at
tending court here last week.
-Stiers and Co. invite you by
special advertisement to call at theil
store before you buy elsewhere.
Remember the social Thurday
evening at the Presbyterian Church,
supper 10c. You are invited.
John Nixon, who has been con-
fined to his room since the election,
is able to be on the street.
Conductor ]. X. Smith was in
Columbus. Sunday having his meas
ure taken for his summer uniform.
-Remple House will serve Spec
ia Easter Understanding nice
Price SOC, Come and bring your
friends.
Govpae WoWp vs. 90vNvytws
IS. S. Mcdonald, one of the en-
terprising Young men of New Lex
ingtou was an attendant as witness in
court, yesterday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give social at the
church. Supper 10c. All are invited.
This evening.
There will be an entertainment
given by the Young Peoples Chris
tian Union at the U. B. Church on
mex Sunday evening.
Frank Blaslus Is out before the
readers of the SENTINEL this week
with an advertisement which is pro-
fable reading, go to the store and
see the bargains offered,
People wearing glasses should
have them changed occasionally, aud
restore frmness of sight.
N. ]. Weiland will test your eyes
and refill rims cheap.
Positively, there is nothing SO
affecting as sore or weak eyes, and
there should be no delay in having
eyes tested and properly fitted with
glasses. Weiland does this. and sat-
too, Or no charges.
~ GIoVns o.wd &eJV0w0ss oe
9se1Nvsews-
Carol Brown has accepted a
position with Walters and Williams,
'ne of the tormost retail dry goods
houses of Columbus. Mr. Brown is a
genial, accommodating clerk and his
many Logan friends wish him success.
We are panied to conclude that
he maple molasses crop is failure,
or the reason that up to the hour of
,oing to press, Andy Voris has not
placed on the editorial table the
lsual gallon, with compliments of
he season.
Andy Nunemaker, captured an
agile last week, which measures from
Up to tip of wing, five feet and ten
inches. The bird although badly
urt by the shot is in the keeping Of
ir Flave Case, who hopes he can !
ave its life,
Lawrence Kessler, who has been ,
pharmacy for the past three !
ears and who passed the State
,oard's examination some time ago
as now graduated from the Phila- a
elphia School of Pharmacy with
,cond honors. This enables Law
.nce to compound any kind or form
medicine, and hence, another of a
ogan's brightest boys has fitted him {
II Tor a good business. "a
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NORTH BOUnD.

All trains daily except Sunday.
10 minutes for lunch.
Tickets on sale to all principal cities in tha
United States OF Canada. Direct connection
made for all important points North, South
East or West.
Any Ticket Agent willgive you full infor-
nation concerning connections. or You can
address b. II. Akin, General Passenger Agt..
Columbu6 o.
VIM. THORN BURGH, JHON 8. BEALE
GeE1 Supt. Gent Pass. Agt,
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A GOOD PLEA.

There came one day TO an inn near 10.
Ingnu, kept by a widow, Madonna Lucrct.
tle, three travellers Seating themselves on
= bench under her vino trellis, they wcro
supplied with ilagun of Alcutico hy a love
ly girl, her only child, the image Of her
former self In their hats thry wore a
medal, such as In that nge was often dig
trihuted In wer, md they were evidently
subalterns in ono Of those free hands which
werc always ready to serve In my quarter,
II q service It could he called, whore a hat
tie was little moro thnn a Iuockrry, and
the slain, as on an opera stage, wcro up
and fighting tomorrow. Overcome with
the heat they throw inside their olonks,
and, with their gloves tucked under tEcir
belts, continued for some time in earnest
conversation.
AT length they rosc 10 TO- gld tho Vcue-
tiun thus addressed thcir hostess:
"EXccllcrt lady, may We leave under
your roof for a dHy ortwuthis naguf ruldf"
You may, sHoropllcd gayly; "rut, re.
member we fastgn only with latch.
Bars and bolts we have mono In our vii.
laRo, and II VIC had whore would be your
seuurityY"
In your word, lady.
"Hut what II died tonlphtY Where
would 10 uu then" Wid ,hu luughurly.
"Iho money would 20 % tho church, for
none could claim IL.
Perhaps you viii favor us with an &C.
Acknowledgements"
II you viii write II.
An acknowledgment was written 40
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voU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AZ

Vou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az
a pear IN an acton brought againG "a
Wy the AbDVe.nsmed plaintiff In The DBui
Court OF the THIRD judicial district Of The ,na
OF Utah and 10 answer the complaint td
therein within ten days exclusive OF The 4T
OF service after the service on you 0i lti
summons-if served within thu, county ". II
served out OF this county hut M mis- dtld
within twenty days; Otherwise within ilV
days or judgment by default will ue lalu
against you, according 80 the prayer Of 81!
Tne SAID action IA brought 10 have Al otg
of this cOurt appointing guardian az llHl
for defendant, Joseph T. FlanaSan, VIC
non compos meats; 10 have judgment asiLs
the defendants. Flanagan tor the sun wa
principal and interest thereon 81 the role q
per cent per month from December y "
Tor S. 81 taxes. with interest ~ per tuF
Bnuum from April u. isII; for SLY hH9ile,
fees and FOR costs OF suig alleged TO he dleVli
certain promlssorynole,eN executed ny W. q
PENDANTS, Flbnagan, 10 one T., ,, 'eheNH
agent for the plaintiff at SAT- LAKE llil, W.
ith. SOS, for the sum OF sII' Tearing lhHln
At per cent per month, same beng seellteI
NOR gage OF even date thsTeNiih OF lIslli
hereinafter described. executed by sala lrti.
ants. Flanagan, TO plalnun, VINO Is NV y
legal owner and holder OF said nOle any Nv
gage; that no part Of said note mas oeel ".
except the sum Of 'St on Ihe interest, w..
April "a. 1897. plaintiff psid on said ptehpe,
delinquent taNes the sum uf steJ, VIC
not been paid by said defendants 70 lis
usual statutory decree OF lhle tout W.
foreclosure of SAID mortgage ana we ~
said premises; that proceeds OF 'Hl ~
applied In paymcnis OF amounts que h',-,,
End that defendants and all persons Wv
under them he bsrred and forec.uiea y w
claim Of equijy ofTedempuon ibeio,p,,,fi -Ig
other relieT taid premises btlAs ue''''
follows: q, ia,
Beginning GO rods W. Of M n, "a Oo o,.,,
the :. W !. OF Sec n. n. 3, Of X W. b
Lake Mer.. thence " Gi rods, then,s "a,
rods. thence b.. 10 rods, thence " ~
place of beginning, containing ~ tT'a
land, being situate IN alt Lake touihg, N
And ,ou nre hereby potihed mat ~ Kan
to appear amt answer the ss'd comp !.asHi,s
above required. the said plalugH Wy, Xxx
the Couri for the relief demsndeu Wg'b s,a
wisness, Tho Honorable judges an .i WV Nv
Of the District Court OF W., NJ
Judicial District IN ana ~,
(sELL) state ~ UiAh. nj. !Wn ,s,G,',
ApFil. IN the year Of our tI ll.,r
thouiand eight hundred ahd 'l-''
seven, ..,-,.,,,p rrf,L
by GRO. d. LOOMS, Deputy C'e'A'
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EARTH MAUI, WOODEN FrEMER AND ROLLER.
other information on flrminp the soil
in n unpor submitted Ia q upricon
Gardening. Ho saws:
Tho earth mnul dppicted ia a sirntlc
homemade affair. consisting of a 4 Inv a
or by scantlinr, about . feet long
on the sides Of which have bern nailed
two handles of nine wood. ms shov,n
This tool should be freely usod ms tina
allinr in Zoos on. pnssipg over tho. snr.
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spmlNIsT RAToR's SALE

DuRsUANT 10 AN ORDER ot lIhi.'.iIt
tate Division OF the 1hFd IVY, n n
trict Court Cf sAlt Lake oouhl4, uWpHu.,,t Z,
matter OF the estate OF james y Hn,tts,th
ceased, the undersigned VIII nnti "a tor;1
the wcst front door tf tue Wv - ht,slif.
building, salt EEe CiI, ulah} vspiciosf .,
the asth dRv OF Juno, 1881, ~ !. .iirtp
Inc following described property ~ M
the county OF salt Labo. roAhH Vii
bounded and described A. folio - Val XXI n,
pnrt OF Lot Threc 49,. Bloc NV An,
Plat 'Bn salt Lake CITY suINt "a ~
at tho northwest corner OF shlu E,Sse ,,si
ninE thence oRst Ten Nul rols VA, n5rl
Four ti) rods; thence west Ten I,1It,.l.,sri.
norlh -Four al rods 20 the place OF D s;,v ma
Also mart of Lol seven Oh, I-ogs ~ a..
rD. Tint M" salt Lake ivy tuI,V,tiN
mencinu al the northwest corner ~, I, t,li,
and running east four ana ono n1'' ss.ptr m
thcnco south one hundred "nu c.t1iH,I
(lsS) feet; thence wet iour wv ss6 IEttiT'
rodn; trenCe north one hun,f'l Linz.
Ave 'lisO feet to the place ut OeElAunss, fysri
hlso. lots twenty four ta'l Ag9 ~ az lA
fNsN IrIsh's .uhdlvtAlOn ol h'NN
IIrt "B," salt Lake City survey
\ erms OF sale cash, .,,...,t uALEY.
.a,,,r,.,r,,cr Win ,yiiI annexed OF VIC
OF jones II BogEs, deouas'"
ID ted June lat, 1875 ,,,r,iruet fT-
nho above sale hAvlng nttl 'oII,be stmia.
day TO uay until July afu,lr'i "HH,.rrrst r ~
iEtTntor doeminr u for thl uet- ~ ,' iftfs.f
estate and al pariies con, i.",t,es IRE
continue same unul July ltln, lu-.,ig rastiill,
riyou that the snid gae u KY Il !. oee'
until The lith day OF Ju'y' 1896
noon Of pRid day,
Dated. July 3rd. VI .,,,, \, RALLY
Administrator with the WIZ ln.ssd
estate OF JRmes u. Bogs'' u9''-
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sTocKHCLDERs' MEETING

~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN Tn,r,r,
snnusl stockholder's meeting ), ny \.
remington. johnson Co, corp5rsf,. y
have bena hold un or tho coruorsls 80 '.. .
OF sEid company on The second oss..'sli
june, lsei having been passed At ,stH
VIII DO held on Monday, August Do III ~, W
generni tnlce of said company 10 n, NV
Dach Bulluing, Room 81. Main stree y,
Lake Guy, at IL o'clOUG a IN On All ~. ~
the purpose of elecung officers and tr'G,,,,.,i
ing such other business a. may come bs,a,,iilt
MINNIE b. sllIB
s. c, Vice rrtsIdet.
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ASSES sMEMr Nnr..

The star Gold ant iIvor ,,.-
WIN principal place OF l,asg comt,,,
IrtosFeSs building, salt Iateu risattii 4: I,
'n wy STAT I
NJ Office Is HEREuY crvy,.
meeting Of tho dt+ss,N MAT 4,
1hursday. June 3rd. lsgi on wa, hts
Mo Va cents per share W.. is,,ngsl :
cupltal stock OF The cotuar,tl- ltfeG IN y.
mediatcly 10 Ihomas E.pr leu, paftL,
corporation at its genoFni eafy u y.
i'roEress Building, In srit iVei No -
Any STOCK upon which ma go Wy ia
rensin unpaid on the 6th s.avh'ntii -,
VIII pe delinquent and h.,ycriful !u'T. NJ
punnc auction. and u~lcss rs ~ iossi,,
ntfo1e' VIII be sold on the M iulh, ~
10 phy The delinquent es,s.-eAl qi islr, r.,
win costs OF Advertising and s,,tnt iosss,,
THOMAS Kisg "t
street H'-liJ souN NJ
be time At which the st,,.
,hhli De delinquent htrei- hitur,.
Ju,g u, lsv!. and The day OF u IL A'laei NJ
dated June Is, 1897
O, ny order OF i'ofrd Of njrer,,....
silver Mining tompsny ''s' star GN.l
THOMAS BiSf
The time At which the .bo,, se1eh7.
shhIl We celinquent 10 hcreb, ..t,,ns,i
August l1th. 1897 H OF 'Gt N
ny order of the board Of a,rec,...
Dated July 10. 1897. '@' ~ H' seertitr,