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The TeIfair Electrical Process.

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mum lated to H will
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vaoe pole o the circuit hp place rcivd
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ged per ton h in months
@tw msopmh byh Cy CyN A
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4 renIng ddquatzT The o nto
bull tot standard g a least Ia million ddau
annually r4en pies when place in operation u Ger
ndoam adn an @ the plan thar
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@. H. BALDWIN,,
No. 80 Alexander ST., Atlanta, On.
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Evils Of Citu l4if6.
Bab Declares That New Workers are Observation-Disclosures
the Sanitary Woman

aYoro is no doubt about ii that we VINO
.ra s,,na,>sensitive are having an uh-
bapny time of il. 1t is possible lhat
u,ban we enjoy we enjoy as no othefs
do hnt when we suffer, what 1t does
meani rom a toothache to the loss of
ones best friend, from disappointment
In a frock to coming down TO bread ana
butter without jam, there is such in
tense woe that all the pleasure in the
world or at least in this world OF worry,
cannot compensate for our sorrows. we
who have seen New York Mt his worst,
with one side of the street dug up to
let the gas pipes go in, the other SIDE
dug up to let water pipes go in and the
middle dug up for the benefit of the
car tracks, have endured smells-you
cannot call them odors-that are past
description and have come to The con-
conclusion that the American public is
the most long suffering and the most
absolutely idiotic of any in the world.
No other nation would endure what we
do.
As n nation, we may have rights: as
individuals we are counted as nonenu-
ties. Good, clean street cars are started
for the benefit of the public. The indl-
yidual pays his nickel and has to STAND.
If he We're an EnSllshmal, ne Wouiu
write a letter to the Times, all other suf-
ferers would join in signing petition,
and the car company would be forced af-
ter the seats were all occupied to put out
a sign announcing that it was com
plete," and if any one entered after
that it would be because he preferred to
stand and against the rules and wishes
of the corporation. Independent! As
individuals we are the most servile In
the world!
We are so afraid of what somebody
will say, and we are so ready to start
on pilgrimage of Improvement and so
willing to stop midway. We have good.
intentions of which we repent, and ma
turally these go to make an uncom-
Portable roadway for somebody hereaf'
ter. 1t does not make the least differ
ence whether you wear No. 10 or
No. | shoe in these days of wretched
streets, because ones boots are so en-
tirely covered with mud that it looks
as if the country roads had been gone
through rather than what might be
called and should properly be the by
ways of civilization.
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MOZLEY,s LEMON ELIXIR.

I have been great sufferer from dys-
pepsia for about fifteen years, my trou-
bic being my liver, stomach and bowels,
with terrible headaches. Lemon Elixir
cured me. My appetite Is good, and l
IN well. l had taken barrel Of other
medicine, that done me no good.
CHARLES GIBHARD,
70. 1916 jefferson ST.. Louisville, Ky.
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Mrs. Nj. B. Ford, Ruddell's, ILL.,, suf-
fered for eight years from dyspepsia
and chronic constipation and was finally
cured by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for all
stomach and liver troubles. Carolina
Drug Store.
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MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.

A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
Cures indigestion, headache, malaria,
idney disease, fever, chills, loss of ap-
petite, debility, nervous prostration and
heart failure, by regulating the Liver,
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.
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MOZLEY'S LEMON HOT DROPS.
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhage,
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele-
CANT, reliable.
Twenty five cents at druggists. Pre-
pared only by DIR. Fl. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga.
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MOZLEY's LEMON ELIXIR.

Cured me OF Indigestion. had suffered
or ten years. had tried almost every
medicine, but all failed. Since taking
Lemon Elixir / can eat anything l like.
w. A. GRIFFETH,
Reevesville, S. O.
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MoZLEY,s LEMON ELIXIR.

Cured me of Indigestion and heart dis
ease, after years Of suffering, when all
other remedies and doctors had failed.
N. d. COLEMAN,
Beulah, s. q.
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MoZLEY's LEMON ELIXIR.

MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.
Cured me or enlarged liver, nervous in
digestion and heart disease. / was I'M
able TO walk up stairs or do any kind
of work. / was treated by many physi-
clans, but got no better until ! used
Lemon Elixir. / am now health and
vigorous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-08
TRUSTEE SALE,

NNyuEREAs. THE SYNDICATE MINING
w and Milling Company by lie eerlsll
decd Of trust, dated the an day OF December.
a u. 1898, and duly recorded IN the reeorteri
office of tho County of roocle, IN the state o.
Utah, in nook 'E' Of mortgages page Sal, uld
sell and convey 10 the undersigned irusleeth s
following described and named lode mining
ciaims, Io.wit The monOpohst No. Il ths
Monopolist No. 2; the Monopolist No. .; me
Monopolis, So..1i tho syndicate No, ant
syndicate No ?; bearing gold and olhel
metals, and situated in Camp Floyd minlne
district, 4 ooole county and state Of u1ah.
SAID claims are of record in and upon tht
mining records OF said district. and for mor'
particular description Of said claims REFER
ence 10 hereby made 10 said records as a par
Together with all the tenements, heredith
! monts. and Hprurtenances therounlo belong
| ing. -..,-... a.,
| payment of q certain promissory note, mAus
| by said company. for the sum Of $3.50 bearpl
| date the 4th day of December, ls0t. payaDlt
/ thirty DAYS after date TO the Utah hauona
Bank, or order, at said bank. IN Salt Lake cry
| Utah, with Interest from date at the tA1o Q.
| twelve per cent per AnnuIn, unul pAlu, IN
| described in sad Dest Of trust, and whereai
| according TO the terms and conditions OF aale
| note ana SAID Deed of Trust. SAID note u due
| and no part OF the Same has been PAID hne
| whereas It was and 10 provided IN sad peea
| OF Trust. that should default be made ~ Wy
| payment OF baid note. said Trustee shoule
| proceed to cell said property. or SO muet
| thereof as might be necessary, at pubic AUG
| lion to the highest bidder FOR cash, Tor ",
| purpose of paying sald note and fulhliing any
| olscharging the duties and obligations OF shu
| trust; g..
| And whereas raid Utah National BANK,
the owner and holder Of said promissory
| note. has requested said Trustee TO ptoceeu 70
| sell said property, or so much thereof ne may
| no nee ssary, under and in accordance VIE
| the terms and provisions OF said deed OF trust
| TO nay said, promissory note ana 70 usi,
charge the duties and ohligaiions OF sh'
| trust. -,
| Now therefore /. tho Undersigned trustee,
aforesaid, at the requesi OF the said owner
| and holder of sAid promissory note, VIII ~
| accordance with the terms and provlsions Q.
| said deed OF trust, on Frlday, the ath dN ..
| March, a. D., le9I, ut l, O'Clock noon IN 'ns
| CITY and County OF Salt Lake in tho stAte OF
| Utah, nj tho souIh front door OF the Count,
| Court House OF tho said County OF shit Laho
| (being the Joint city and County bullulnp,
sell at public auction TO tho highest bidder 70,
/ each. lawful money Of tho United states salu
| property or go much thereof as may be heees
| sary TO pay said note and interest, anu 70
| satisfy the same, and tho costs and eapeh1,es
| am commissions OF sale. and TO discharge 'pa
| duties lmpoi ed on mo by naid deed OF trusl
| WILLIAM @. HALL, Trustee
Dated SALT LAKE Cur, utsh. February
9Th. lHy7
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TBUsIEE's SALE

NyOTICE Ia HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN accordance with and undor inc pow,
and authority granted by that certain uqn'
deed made on tho 22nd day OF October, q; y,
ls9l, by Martha Miller 10 w, 4. lynn, Wi W, ~
SAID trust deed ia recorded In Book ~" ,!1,o 1a
MORTGAGES on page az records OF loosio
County, Utah. the upiHrHigned VIII ouet 10,
sale and sell TO the highest bidder Tor casn, y,
the west front OF tho salt sake County IO o1n,
House to,herTlsS known Swm,ldi 9s mo Sal;
day Of Aprii. is07, at Il O'Clock noon OF that
day all tho real eatate hereinafter deseilueu.
OF so much thereof as may DO necessary 70 ~ ~
and discharge the ndobtodnesA secured ~
said trust deed. and tho amount OF az ts .aSs
paid in accordance with the terms OF sala
trust decd by Y. R. Jones the owner ~
holder of SAID indebtedness, and tho eNpehhes
OF sbid trust including reasonable htloinuI
and counsel fees and compensation 70 ~ ~
trustee for his services and tho COST Oh 0"''
This sale will DO made at tho request OF ths
holder OF said indebtedness, and bochuse y.
tho default in payment OF said indebtouhes'
said real estate is particularly described "a
All tho following described premises ana
mining property, situate In Ophir Hlll Mlnins
District county of Tooelc. thun Territory NO"
| state of Utah, to wit; thu
An undivided onc'h half 90 interest IN H., ~
| Emile Lode Mining Clam described MS iolloNsa
| General land urico number eighteen thonsan n
| four hundred and forlytwo tlh't.l. nh in.,e.
certificate number fifteen hundred anu i ,x
two, patented August tenth flol, 1871, 70 ~
Ian q. FOX and Nm. g. Miller, lot numDer ~ a.
hundred and forty nine tiiv) ophr h"i ."
| trict
Dated March 2Sth. Is9T.,, ,Xvy r,...Oo
! Z. D. n. THOMPSON. Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-08

tnI7 ABB wGs not very much like him,
for Toia Lincoln had a fuller face and
wns Of a heavier build.
II answer to question rs to Lin
coln's brothers or sisters, the old man
briebtened mp and said: "Oh, yes, he
had sister. Her name was Sally, and
she was about my age. That was one
reason why thought so much Of Abe.
But when the Lincolns moved to m-
diam did not say goodby to either Of
thuo.
ii next heard Of Lincoln several
yeap nftcrwnrd. 1t was said that he
would make rails during the summer
and thus earn money to go to school.
Then heard no moro Of Lincoln until
he ,yas nominated Tor president l told
the boys that no matter what happened
was going to vote for Abe. l said ]
was going to vote for him if it was the
last act Of my life, because had played
with him when boy, and was glad
he had gone up in the world, and did
vote for himl' said the old man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-08

NJ Office Is HEhEBY GIVEN THAT
IN pursuant to an order Of sale ana decree
OF foreclosure to ne directed from the Third
JadIciAl District Court OF tie state OF Utah,
county of salt Lake. IN cause therein pend
ing wherein stephen Hays lie plaintiff, and the
1ieuwaukee Gold snd silver Mining company.
corporation. Michael shaughnessy and
Andrew Uhristophorson. and J. q. swan, in
teivenor, are defendants, TO which order Of
sale and decree OF foreclosure reference Is
hereby made; shall expose OF sale at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash at
the west front door Of the County Court house,
IN the City Of SAT- Lake. county OF SAT- Lane
state OF Utah. on the 18th day Of March, Il u.
1877, at " O'Clock noon, all the right. title,
and silver Mining company. corporation,
Michael shauEhnessy. Andrew Christopher
son and J. swan, Of, IN and TO tho following
described real estate, situate. wing and being
in the county Of salt Lake, STATE OF Jtah, and
particularly described as follows. tO.wit: The
lleuwaukoo group OF mines situate, lying and
being In the west Mountain Mining District,
salt Lake County, Utah, and more parlic.
ularly named rs follows: The licuwaukee
Mining Claim the iieuwankee No, Mining
Clam; the 1ildon Mining CLAIM. the Lorenzo
the George lining Clam: the surpriso Min
ing Claim, tho Kelsey Mining Claim the Tyn
Mining Olsim; the Mystic Mining claim; the
Accident Mining Claim; the Apex Mining
Claim, the Caledonia Mining Claim; the Glib
hons Mining Claim the Mcqueen Mining
Claim, the side Issue Mining Claim: the
AAtAo hlhluE Aialult lHe lTuleClpt hlnlnS
Claim; and the surplus Mining Claim; to
gGther with oil tho tenements, Entertainments
and appurtenanccs thereunto belonging or
in anywlse appertalning. 10 DO sold as the
property Of the IieuwAThee Gold and silver
Mining Company Il corporation. and Michael
hhaughnnessy, under said order OF sale and
decree to the above cause
Dated at salt Lake city, Utah. this 18th day
THOMAS Il. LEWIS.
sheriff OF salt Lake CountY, Utah.
By J. Il. TrsMoSY.
Deputy sheriff.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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BeCElvER's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUN,
IN buant so an ordorot sale ana decree o.
foreclosure 70 mo directed from the lhiIu
District court of the state OF utah, County VI
SAT- Lake, In the ease therein pcnnlnH' ~
which L. ii. Deere Is plain ~ ana Henry Was,
eucr, Margaretng WAGNER, the WageneF
brewing Company, u corporation, INC NAMoh-
ri hans OF the hcpublc, corporation, VIM.
hchaulier George Lullcns and brigham ioung
Trust Company, o corporation. are usIubu-
ants 10 wnch order OF sale and decree leIcr
ence lie hereby made, snail expose ior hale
cash ut the cast front door OF mo Jolni wy
and County Building In tue Clty anu county
OF salt La o. state Utah. upon Ihufslhy,
the nTHt day OF April, a. ID 1851, ut II o cloc
noon OF said day the property herein pe'
low described and all the right, uNo'
claim or interest OF said hehiy MaB
encr, MarsaTetha WAGNER, Wngener
Brewing company, National Bank of the ne.
public. William schaunler. George tuiens
mud brigham Young Trust Company IN anu 70
tho following described real estate ritnRlo In
salt Lake County, state Of Utah, tO.wst;
All OF the east half of tho norihwost qusr'
ter ana lots Gne ~ and two ~ OF section
east. salt Lake meridian, with All tne tehe.
menta. hefedltamants and appurtenAheeA
tnereuntO belonging ,,u
Also all of lhe south half OF lot one tD,Dloek
sixty three, plat a." salt Lake CITY survey.
together with all the tonemenis, heredlta-
mSnts, privileges aud appurtenaneea thorenhto
belonging, to DO soIt as tho properly OF
Henry wageuer. Nargsretha wsrenor and the
wsgener brewing Company, under sara ofuer
OF sale and decree 10 ihs above cause
Dated GAIT Lake Uity, Utah, March u, A u.
isgi ClRusb HANLBN,
hoctiyer OF the WAGNER Brewing Company.
STEPHENS & SMITH, fla,ntihs Attorneys
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Tho world is by no means full upyet.
Queensland has still an area of 430, 600, e
GOO acres to u population of about $780,
600 people Its government has lately
been Offering more tempting conditions
to settlers, who may now hold ordinary
land for 20 years at Il rental of threepence
per acre, while scrub land" may DO so
lected in areas upto1O, 900 acres and held
for 80 years at an average rental pei
acr Of very much less than penny
This ought to be good news for many
struggling for bare living in the moth
or country OF course the climatic con-
litions in many portions Of the colony
are trying, but so they are in western
Australia, which at the present time is
Kidding $50 per week to it's population,
and tho revenue of which has been in
crehsing ut rate far outstripping the
calculations OF its treasurer. But this
may be only temporary, and it may be
that Queensland will DO the home Of
millions uf Qua sc!!cw ccGGt-ymen after
the golden age in the west of the colo.
nial continent has passed away.-Wost-
minister Gazette.
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NOTICE.

NorIcs Ts nEneBY GIVEN ny TIL
IN City Council OF salt Lake City. state y
Utih, OF the intention OF such Tonnrn
make the following described improvement,
to-wft.
Constructing q Gewer lateral on thu tonu
sdc Of eepnd South street from second IA.
to Fourth East Atreets, In sewur district NJ :
of aud GUY and dcfray the cost thereof, can
mated Mt 81 80 per front or linear foot or IN,
thousandsoveD hundred and sixteen tst.5lt. Ia
dollars, by Local assessment upon tIo inti
or pieces Of ground within tho following a.
scribed district heinE the district to DO intact
cd or benefited by said Improvement naroIv,
All Of lots and q. blocx 35. plat "a ]" AZ
MI of tots 0. Q, unds. block 40. plat "r,' III
Lake City survey.
All protests aud objections TO the carrvin,
out OF such intention TO mako said imnroyn
ment must be presented Ia writing TO lilo III,
Recorder on or before the 18th day OF Ami
1891. beng tho time set by sara Council wbeI
II Will hear and consider such ob1eetion, n,
may DO mado thereto ~
by order or the city Council OF snlt Lab,
City, State Of Utah, made tho 9TH dHv a,
March, 1897. DAVID q EMkKN -
CITY Recorder
SALT LAKE tlTf. March ?Qtn, 1871
= l.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THATPUR.
N suaut 10 an order OF sale and dccIeo OF
foreclosure to me directed from the Ihlrd
Judicial District Court, of tho state OF Utah,
County OF salt Lake. in a cause therein pond
ing wherein the first National Bank Of Raw.
Inns, Wyoming, corporation. - plalnuh ana
fenimore Chatterton and Mrs, >, y. Castleton
are defendants 10 which order Of sale and ne-
cree reference is hereby made shall expose
for sale at public auction, 10 the highest bid
der for each. at the west door OF the county
Court House, IN the Ciy OF sal. LAKE.
County OF salt Lake, Hlale OF UtAh,
on The 18th day OF March a. ID. 1897,
at 70 o'clock noon. all the rlrht. ute, claim
and interest Of fenimore Chattstton and tho
FIRST National Bank OF bAwlins: wyoming. a
corporation, IN and 10 the following de-
scrihod real estate, situate. lying anu being IN
salt Lake County, state of Utah- and parucu'
isTly described as follows, to-wlt The south
three i3) rods by ten N0) rods o. Lot iour Ia
block twenty-six (26l, Plnt -, eait Lake
City survey, together with all ana glpyrlar the
tencments Entertainments, and appuftenhnces
thereunto belonging or In nnywlae spperiain'
ing, 10 be sold US the property OF tonimore
ChAtterton at the suit OF Alrs. b. r. Uasueton.
Dated February 18th, 1897. r,,,,,,
Sheriff Salt Lake County Utah.
ByJ. u, TniMoNY.
Deputy Sheriff. -
Attorney for Mrs. 5. L. Lhstle,on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-08
SUMMONS.
In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF tbs state OF tiah, County
OF salt Lake


vs.
Franklin Rood. defendant.
Tho state o. Utah sends grcodng to Franklin
lieou. defendant;
Il pear in an action brough. againstyou by
the above named plaintiff In tho District Court
q the Third Judicial histrict OF the tate OF
Utah and to answer the COMPLAINT 1led there
IN within ten daya ioNciusiyo OF the day oil
seryice) after the service on you OF this sum.
mons-i u served within this county, or, "
served out OF THE county, bu' IN ms ~ trlyl.
WITHIN twenty days, otheiNleo within forty
dHys-or judgment By dcitult viii be tht en-
aFAlnst you. according 10 tho prayer OF SAID
complaint
4 he sad action is brought to have Judgment
against defendant on ten causes OF Hellon, as
follows; On first three causes in sum OF
sl5,sil,ai, with interest there ~ 10 per cent
per annum from March Z, lsgt; on last seven
causes, IN the sum of SIp3 p, with interest
rom March 2, $50; for $3.50 protest ictsi slaol
Attorney fees, anu costs oEsut' allegc 70 ne
due as follows: On nrst cause tho sum OF
sa,32ai5, alleged to DO the balance due and
unpaid on certain promissory =, note,
executed by Reed & Gooispced Mining
Co, TO ri nintif. endorsed by defendant, Dee
20. 1893, for si.o2LSi. same having been pro,
tested FOR non phymoat at ex lonsc 10 nlalntlu
Of $3.50; md sa,3hts.alleged 10 10 the "a hnce
duo and uupfid upon a certain promlssery
note. executed by said Reed Is Goodspced
Ms Co Aod endorsed by defendant, TO plain
tin, Dec %, lsDa. for N,1Gsia, same having
been pro Gated for non payment, NJ cost OF
issoty noie, executed. by ss.t Reed \
GDopspeod we Co. 70 plAiath endorsed ny
defendant, Apr. ~, l.yi, for siiit.9J. sad
sum heing aus and wholly imp i'd thereon,
same having been protected Tor non'paymeni
at Gust Of g o..
Upon last seven causes OF acton, upon seven
certain due bills. executed by one II. O. Good
speed, to plAinuff Upon defendant herein.
same having been accepted by defendant, IN
amounts and at dates. rs foliow1, to vii. juno
10, 1871. for 500 June 49, 1884, for sl0g, June
90. lsl for 500. June 70. 1884, Tor 81 O. june w
1874 ter !lOO. July o. sQi fol sup, July 2, ls9i,
forsiov, said bills OF exchange being duu and
wholly unpaid.
And you are hereby notified that II you fan
TO appear and answer tho said complaint rs
above required, the SAID plaintiff viii take
iudgmen against you for the sum o s.5,sll ~,
!58p.2l 81 80 protest foes, sIaJJ attorneys feeb,
with interest and costa.
Witness tho honorable judgcs and the seal
of the District Court ot tho THIRD
Judlcial District, IN md for tho
IsEAI.l STATE OF Utah. tins 18Th day OF
March. In tie year q our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety
seven. ga,
o. L. STANTON, Clerk.
by J. II, sPRAGuE. NenutJ Clerk.
II. j. Diuinny. Att for plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-08
LINCOLN AT SCHOOL.
a sehooimate of the President Tella a
His Early Life.

a sehooimate of the President Tells oil
His Early Life.
Mr. George H. Yenowine contributes
u paper on "The Birthplace of Lincoln,i
70 st Nicholas. Mr.. Yenowine quotes
Ine iollowing from an old man named
austin dollaher, who went TO school
win the emancipation: "Lincoln was mn
unusually bright boy, and he made good
progress in his books-better ehon NJ
most any one else in school--nnd he
studied very hard, although he was
young hewould get spice wood bnsbes
sha hack them up on a log and nnt a
lew OF them in the fro az a limo 10
Nv =, a hsht Tor him to read his hook,
INT ., ~ a,a mot make very good light
pM ~ was all he hal at night. Yonn,
Lineen was never good LOOKING ~
was angular and awkward. His motha
was rather slim woman of med;n,
height Tom Lincoln. bis father. w,
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DlDs WILL BE RECEIVED by THE
ID statc Hoard OF Examiners nj the onlce
OF the undersigned Until / O'Clock a. IN, OF
the Iuth day OF April, ISL. for material
printing and binding four hundred copies OF
tho VS. uhssed NJ the second session Of the
Legislature Of the state exclusive OF lie
Code. with marginal notes, Type. paper and
sizo Of page 10 bo tie same as the laws OF
legb
Bids 10 DO at the rate per page for material
and printing tho same, and tho rate per copy
for binding the same IN paper and law sheen
The said work 10 I've completed And delivered
on the sth day OF May, 1881, at the ofiee OF Inc
undcrsigncd. J. n. HAMMOND
kseSetary OF state board Of Examiners,