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The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

We carry only the best lines OF groc-
cries that can be had. and are satisfied
with a small profit. Delta County Msr.
antile Company.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

70 Cr9E 4 COLD IN ONE BAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tsblets-
All druggists refund the money II It
fsils 70 cure &c E.W. Groves sigua.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

China within the reach OF all at Hunt
& Co.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Coal wanted on subscription At this
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Nothing nicer for Christmas than 6ne
China. Hunt & Co. has it.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Coal wanted on subscription at this
office.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

then r,used With clean water.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Imitation haSing powders ire mostly made
from a uII- They may c,s-t less IrT I-ound,
Lat ta>iT U.s. l. - L. S..st ~ health
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22

II gems a very s-rz--e f8c- that =
these DAYS II higher ecDcz-iO1 tc-
both men and women any woman
seeking a means q ez--i1- . living
should u able 10 make an exrelE@n1
income teaching people how 70 w-nre
their letters properly And yet sDr1
il the cz<e- and the woman IL cues
ton not only makes a FAIR lrir-- bEf
has more 20 do SOMETIMES than ste
ear attend "a. According to the -e--
An her<elf il cane about Like this
WAS hard pressed Al cn- time sOr
sc-ne way a. earning an honest F-e--E-
ard bad rhcurhr aid tko1-kr q h0-
I might do il and there Was 10 r1--t
he result 20 b.e obtained seemingly
One dav q girl cane 70 see rDe- and IN
tie course nf r-onversz-sor said.
Mss 3 i would give anything
IN the word 20 be abb 20 wrH-~ a.
wei a. you TO- You nrTrr s~em 20
be- dared hy arr cn,Eplie---iou- You
alrravs write The proper rEi-- in tie
ri-hr place To you kn~rr- Visa ycs
were poor ard ] -uuA Ert YOU 10
teach me gOu- art
NY dear ] cried i am poor ard
n. mr. Wits end 10 rr- some WAY
Of making Eo1ey. You have Fu- A
idea into nur bad. and ron r-1E help
me 70 make hrrinrirr- Let - form
= -r0-resr.ordrre~ ciass-
III wa< rzfhe- rrhiil work ar first
r-y- after the first class -4s f0--~1
zrC-ter soon ToI.Oned- -r-El ] have as
rranF a. ~ OF Is ru5r- al uzre- i find
that a ctzss j. r1cs- tsrrH1s11l a. the
pupils corr~xpond aurcg tteraseives-
ard. bv reason Of their nunAr-x- pro-
vide q greater VARIETY ~ subjects
1T does not r~r~ssarIlE follow that
. ri T. unir-ellirr-r CT tn.alF sS'n-
cz-ct Who - n poor ~u--esF'oza1ert-
This gift coD@s naturally 20 -c-e-
-hi5e 20 others II i ceried- ard -hrs-
latter --furrE-afes wuuE 6c better &c
r-i.sr--e i than 10 H. in1i1sr~zf "a
.hes- r-u6eifr~v - the arr Il LETTER
~ri.ir-.---CT-rz E1gElrrr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22
HINTS FOR BEEKEEPERS

The queen bee is = fully developed fe-
male bee
Pollen is just as essential 70 brood
rearing as honey
Bees fructify the flowers and cause
fruit TO mature
Store honey in a warm dry pace TO
hinder granulation-
Al apiary Is best OF the south o.
east side OF . slope
Leave only ~ much comb in the hive
as the bees can cover
ThewOrkers are Gwzrfec female bees
They never become impregrafec-
Make the hive snug enough 10 retain
al the heat generated by the bees
The worker brood in the cCnb has .
very even and regular arPe4rzzcs-
Nv instinct the bees build the droEs
e-I.s at u. lower end Of the comb
All Qu-enless colonies sh-uld BE
united with those having good queens
Combs should be handled with care
during cold weather. az they are .hss
very easily broken--SI Louis ksgEe
~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22

Nv the aid IL homemade post criv-
Ing machine. IS -------sted- posts can
be driven nearly as fast as = lam csn
walk on light soils. and each stop. even
On = heavy soil. Will lot b. greatly
prolonged The only difficulty viii he
in driving OF q rock The two side
pieces IA al are sx5 inches by 10 feet:
cross pieces 20 b. are as long a. the
wagon Is wide and OF Axe inches-
Pieces (e 81 are fx6 inches and 5 feet
long. being let into cross piece % one
half Cross piece te) is Of 2xs-ineh AID
1h feet long. nortised into inches
windlass I'D IS operated by crank on
side Hammer ~ is operated by =
crank: line attached TO trip hook II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22
THE OxEYE DAISY.
Although IL Has Some
Home Feeding Yet Has Exfrr
nsnaaioa IL Advisable

The oxeye daisy is Tot nearly g
difficult 70 exterTninate as many be-
Iexe fi- is cut while in blossom lis
determination viii De assured and as
IL requires aO0ut two weeks from the
time il first blooms until It's seed q
sufficiently matured to gerrnlnate.
there is abundant time for cutting II
One Of the worst features CT thso
weecy growth in the estimation 81
the average farmer. Is that when II
II in the hay field il Injuries the qua-
i,y of the hay. II the hay = 20 90 Ia
market that is true Any admixture
would injure the market value OF hay
But for home feeding the oxeye easy
l. about as valuable as timothy III
contains less water than timothy. one
Der cent more protein nearly the same
per cent CT fat not quite four Ter
cent. less Of nitrogen free extract and
only four per cent more nber- Just
what its palatability i we are not
prepared to say. but in one way or an
other. usually by cutting and mixing
with ground stuff. almost any rough
age can be made palatable. IL would
nav. of course. 20 take some troubl~
in feeding product that we were
forced TO have. and which is as chem
icaIIy valuable as analysis shows this
Weed to be- But good farming &C.
nands that we nd the farm Of il a.
soon as possible Weeds. however they
nav anaIyze. are not preferred by any
class OF stock except goats and 70
Some extent sheep Every ton q OK
eve daisy removes from the soil =
pounds OF potash. very nearly nine
pounds Of phosphoric acid = pounds
o. nitrogen and 2s pounds Of line
which Is too much fertility 20 give VI
to a weed--Agricultural EPitomisf-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22

tarn4 passes through pulley al z and
through block al 10 Windlass i'd
For my wagon pieces b + are each
ks inches and IL. feet long fastened &c
.nds Of and e leaving space for ham
mer 20 work in Wagon wheels are
shown at l. The two cerrerpieces
Il il the runners for hammer ~ 70
work up and down in ard are placed up
right OF end Of e being braced- =
shown. with four pieces A strip 81
TX inches and 10 feet long i fastened
on the inner face OF j J. leaving inra
space on each side of the ruEner- A
corresponding groove Is made in each
side Of hammer ~ (shown more clear
ly IN the small fCureD- which Is . inches
wide and inch deep. and slides UP and
down or j J. About % feet Of small
rope for hosting the hammer n re
quired. A lire may be attached 20 trip
hook OF hammer and BY simply pulling
on il the hammer may be dropped Il
srv desired height Fifty pounds IS
weight enough for hammer Two blows
Of hammer. under ordinary conditions
will drive post A team ore man arafi
q boy can operate it--Peter X Allisr'
in Farm and Home
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22

-Pnrn- want . Broad zlndecnesss
-Arrpe1..E El-h keAtsrrunx pecpLe when
yurn krsW tag are wr-1g -In-cag0 Tines
He-llt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22

An ar-'r-e OF tte fs1<ry trade fo->
20 Eiro. by n A Wilcox gives leg
eating account q The mrrhr o1r
e-oloz.al broihsrs IN gathering AZ.
food
The writer describes re co-Lltlc--s
il Ai-arrob0. s-h--lta- E4!1@ra AID
AreciDo-
-Al-zr-obo.- lie savs- is a snail
fishing st1tlezenE il he suh'aras %
Nzy1guex- ILefSkeru-rEl's houses srsz--
tere5 along The beech. --t surruur1e1
with cocoarur trees ard b4rar1 p-lr-s-
fke leaves II ukirh form the roof and
ssdes- This settlement has &c fisher
r,en Who use four Lorits AID oze s-1acF-
Tbs s-ccp. TIE Frzrrlscz- Vas t-l-t Al
Al-zrrobo. al : r1s- Of s1--1l IN >F1--
ish rnOnsr- IL weighs stren aid half
tens and = tie Only vessel UseL l. the
fsh.r-ss L The is-znc that = q SKI
Sc.err tonnage 10 require registry zr
tie custoz house II MS tGsl- sr11
after tie close Of The lz-t wz-- and A11
rzce but three short rrirs Up 70 TIT
last OF Jaurary. lsgs- II j. 80 feet io1y-
Ga. zee. beam. with Eve ftts ceEih ~
hold. In The center Is = well seEtn .eNr
lon-- with 80 I1.-iIgh h0les q ezrh
.ire 10 admit Tie water Aft a LIE
wei Is .raI compartment fo- sl-sE =
frr quarter and forward a. 4 small
4 galley for cooking Her fzhiEg gear
cor.s sis of - set pots hE whirh most
\ OF rfe catch i made = snail rr1wl y IN
To- hooks btir- used c.cczsir-zlly-
Tie catch q The lsherme- * Tbs
place = r-2de along Tie cD-s-- The
.,ocu roir- a. rz- n Moo 5s-zrL- =
rsl,es Gls-arr- SzrLines are -ssd for
bait on the trazi- fhe pots gtHerzlly
heir- se- without t.1ir-
Tie sa-ch Is sod 10 The rri-hfo-l--
ril1zres aEd Tlaz-4ts1rs- and rhr -isA
rrarks- cr Nzra-ufz Is better suFT-ls,'
thar that of any oths- pace On To =
land. FIsh are re-1El--1 along The rc---s
10 The city. tesr- s-sF.e-rf1 from F-1ies
on TIE shoul6ers- No 1sh are cured
and aur sur -n< Is -hrrwr away
NJ. wIscox describes the ue-hrd Of
catching fsh az Bzvzzcr- = rl-re slr'
miles south Of San Juzr- with -hir- !
j. corrected hy rzil
-EzranOn-- II says supp I'd Mil
f-psh fsh aiken from The R-Tzzuc- NV
er br SIX resident 1she--Ez- zg1 ~
Others that I've along The -sFe- h1riE =
tie north ard south O1he- Fers-g-l
fish oriy for their family usr- Non Q
,hese men rive more thar > part Q
their time 20 fishing Tie catch
taken with hoop nets czs- nets e.
re.x az haul s<ire<- II re1-lrr hscS-l
handmade BY -he fsher-e-- \ tr'
fsh POTS are also used
or PaIo S<ro- : small <shi-r vi-Lz-
n the north of The EayzzO- river n
writer szys-
|, II has n population a about -i'i- y
cIutTur C fishermen Who use = sz1z
sail ard row boars- The rz-ch cf the.
r.er j chiefly rzace in the ertrir- Al
n night and forms "a pu-r5c- q =
fresh fish supply cf rke city q -
Juan II Is taken II and near u
. mouth q the river ard in the hay- = e
boats using trolling lines outside a q
harbo- Wien used II tie river -As
are attached 20 The shore bE line
c when used outside they -re werAts
: with stones ard 1rrkcrsl 70 = buoy .
. -hourh uher wei wz-e--sozkec The
: use 10 veirh-s--FI<hfrr Gzzer-e-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22

Co.'s bnck Of nature agrees with His
book Of Revelation in this glorious hop
Oaly with Jesus as King ran these
good times come. Every convert TO
Christianity Is another step towards
then
Mighty hores rnzte Us ner- Ten
-yson- Tie assurarcr Of a transformed
world gives e=thusiasrn arc strength
AID readiness 10 deay ourselves for TIE
salvation % the world
II j. hIsxsed 20 have such Ideals ever
h~fore Us toward which We nav iabos
- ven "a hope
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22

% r-l-.1nl n tse rreksr GrH.n,O . god far
sA.e wA.i@ fAm ~ is . tse slng Desired sIh-
size tx euEs~ Never 1rae-s tne nerves
90 l.g1rss .a,< <.rs=El1c- Me- from pure
r.Is. A fs.s.t a rr~lf HAS the tlste
a. trr~Iranne ii sh- lest en1es az the
,rsr- Ia "A a ren.nn ne sn.t si<ntl1e article
an - encn.s 10 Say L. ualxzs fer hea-th
e.. srrrzg-A- Asx Yuu- xrrexr tor Grl12O-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22

an ezrarsly gT-rsG e keu0rrh1xs Of
hunrs hF PS1ls Cure f1r Cecz-n p.lcn--
LzGasa Lz-Izl.- Bethany. Ne. jan . %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22

>rrM1E-es EI-ri1<e cUg1. % Dc 1en1ec
as he DIT tF w1len two people rnanage 10
lie r1.<-asr All yet lEart--R1Gk-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-22

P1eEsrn-- Ws'nlesgnze. Speedy for coughs
10 Has, Hsnky al HorxnolEd and Tar
P-Es-s TcaEh1Gh,s Drrps Cure n one minute.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-05-18
GRAND BALL at Panaca.

A grand success. and arrange
ments complete. Great send off for
Bishop Ronnow, showing his great
popularity. An immense crowd, the
large Hall actually crowded.
The Phoebe Brass Band covered
itself with glory, outdid itself and
gave great satisfaction.
Eagle, Spring Valley, Meadow
Valley Wash, Glover Valley and Pr
oche were well represented.
When the band arrived found the
children dancing. A fns lunch was
laid for the Band and they then
played for the children.
The ball commenced about ten
o'clock. Dances were called with
numbers !. for sometime on account
Of the crowd and ladies surrounded
the hall while dances were going on.
An elegant lunch was served at mid
night, Panaca people know how to
entertain. Dancing continued until
about s o'clock this morning.
The Bishop is undoubtedly highly
gratifed by the friendship and affec-
ton shown him in this outpouring
of his friends.
The band were treated splendidly
and had possession Of the town,
nothing was omitted by the Com. Of
Arrangements for the pleasure and
comfort Of the guests.
sour dancers" began to come il
between 7 and 8 o'clock this morn
ing and all looked happy if it'll
weary from their continued exertion
nothing occurred to mar the mos
successful party Of the season.-T
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-05-18
Tooth Talk.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

My artificial plates are the
most natural and perfect re-
production of the teeth Nature
gives-in fit, action and APP
pearance-that it is possible
for expert skill and the finest
mechanical equipment to make
They are constructed and ad-
,justed-skillfully and know
ingly-with consideration of
the natural expression and
contour of the face, so light,
com Portable, and wearable that
their presence in the mouth is
forgotten.
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FRED. W. DlcxLK.

Our Brass Band came out on
Wednesday in apple-pie order for
the trip to Panaca. They did some
fine playing between the Court house
and Meadow Valley street, where
they were met by three carriages
sent here to take them to the Grand
Ball, probably they will contribute
to "a Hot Time in the old Town To-
night"
M. G. George, who has been re-
pairing the understanding Of our cit
liens the past three weeks, left for
DeLamar yesterday, but will return
later, making regular appointments
here. George is a frst-class shoe
man and seems to be highly appre.
ciated by our people, who will save
their repairing for him.
The Editors force would like x
have gone to Panaca yesterday. but i
was too near issuing day, our Sub
scribers had the hrst call and W
had to deprive ourselves Of the plea
sure that the visitors will enjoy
Here's to you Bishop Ronnow. ma
your trip prove both profitable an
pleasant.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-05-18
OeLamar Items.

Jake johnson had tussle with a
would be tough, Sunday night'
They will haze 70 obey the laws, or
Lincoln county's active Sheriff will
send them over the road.
Born, May 3rd.,. fine boy eleven
pounds to Mrs George Fetterman-
now in Gunnison, Utah. George
was only able to wait few days be-
fore he pulled out for that place, to
make the acquaintance of the young
ster: We are all laying in wit for
him on his return. Mother and Son
are doing finely and will return with
Daddy Fetterman."
From the message we judge the
Justice is taking care Of the Grimm
ais that have been making life hid
eous the past few weeks at DeLamar
The following is reported today
State Of Nevada VS.. Pataick Lesick
For using threatening and abusive
language. Jury gave verdict 1920
fine or 60 days money due him by
the April Fool. was levied on fer
costs.
State OF Nevada vs.. Thos. Condo.
For fighting, Before Judge Hoag,
$50 fine or rs days in Jail, reports
also that the above will probably
work out fines ON streets of the city.
We understand that Mr.. w. H.
Hoff is doing good work for the
Church and is very much liked, is
holding daily service and will have
good class for the Bishop wAen he
comes.
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We had very pleasant call from
John Frank on Saturday morning,
he seemed in good spirits-came in
to present the Editor with q beauti-
full Baton" and seemed very happy
in doing 30. What was our surprise
and sorrow to learn on the next
morning that he had died during the
night, about IL 80, from an overdose
Of morphine, which he had been tax
ing to get relief from the pain in the
injured ankle.
The report was great shock to
the friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Frank and her family of five
little ones, the youngest 2 and the
eldest 10 years Of age, have the SYM
pathy of all, in their great beresve-
ment. We shall never use the Bat
on without the thought Of his tragic
death.
Jno. Frank came here from Ely,
New in May 1889, was resident Of
Eureka in early days and we'll known
in White Pine Co. at Taylor where
he resided for many years. His first
wife died in Taylor Aug. 1886 leaving
three sons, John, Louis and Fred.
In 1887 Mr.. Frank went to Eng
land and married Miss Louisa Dick
lie, half sister of his former wife,
both we're sisters of Mr.. f. w. Uickle
of this town
Age of deceased was GO years.
Mr.. Frank has followed the BUSH
ness of builder and undertaken in
this town since 1889.
The funeral Of the late John Frank
which took place from the family res
idence at 4:3O Monday P. M. was the
largest held here for some time.
The funeral services OF the Epis-
copal Church, Of which the family
are members, were read by Hon.
Geo. s. Sawyer, as Mr.. Hoff Of De-
Lamar could not come. assisted by
Christ Church Choir. The hymns
were appropriate commencing with
the beautiful hymn "Lead, kindly
Light, at the last resting place the
the hymn "Abide with Me" was
sung.
A beautiful plain casket enclosed
the remains with the inscription
cat Rest.
The pall-bsarers were DR.. j. D.
Campbell, Walter Christian. Will
liam Lloyd, Cell Newell. H. G. Good
rich and w. A. Jenkins.
The funeral arrangements were
under the direction of Messrs. Ed.
Prudential and John Colbert.
| Arrangements will be made later
| to remove the remains to Taylor
White Pine Co. where the family
have a lot.
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NOTICE.
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

STATE LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY. February 20, 1889.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvsN THAT THE STATE
of Nevada, under the Act of Congress approved
June l6, 1880 2l Stats. 2s7 has filed In the United
States Land Office at Carson City, Nevada, List
No. 226 Of lands selected under said Act, and has
applied for patent for said lands; til at part of
said list is open to the public for inspection, and
copy thereof, by descriptive subdivisions, hes been
posted in convenient place In said United staies
Land ofce Tor the inspection Of all persons inter-
ested and the public gen rally.
Within the next sixty days following the date of
this notice protests contests Sainss the claim OF
said State Of Nevada to any tract or subdivision
described In the list, the ground that the same
is more valuable for mineral than agricultural pur.
poses. will be received and noted by the Rasister
and Receiver of the United States Land once Of
Carson City, Nevada. for report to the General
and Once at Washington, D. O.
The following are the sub divisions described
towit:
ny ofN. ". \ Sec. T.lsR@E N. D. n
b NJ. 80 acres.
B. Kelley.
State Land Register of the State Of Nevada
First insertion March 9th, 1899.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

Vanderbilt, San Bernsrdino county. oal.
March 24th 1889.
TO ). w. Burma, Jennie b. Philltps,
their heirs. adm nstrators or assigns. aud 10 any
and all persons claiming an interest In or title 70
the Atruria mine, situated In the Crescent mining
District, county of Lincoln, STATE of Nevada;
YOU AND EACH OF voc ARE HsREBY MOTT.
NED that the undersigned has expended one hun.
dred $500 dollars in labor and improvements upou
the mining lode as viii appear by certificate Ale,
1879 the once OF the Recorder Of said county IN
order to hold the claim under the provisions Of
section 2s24 Revised Statues Of tho United st.,s.
being the amount required to hold the same for the
year ending Dec mber slst 1928 And II within
ninety days aft the publication Of this not,ee Won
fail to contribute your proportion Of such expen,
tnre as co-o"ners, your interest said claim vii,
become the property OF the subscriber undsr An.
-sd section 1884 ofths Revised Statutes Of tn.
United States.
Dated. Phoebe. lincoln Grant d H.,tn..
County. New Mel. sthls9e.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE = MEREBv GIVE ga ne
undsrsigned has osen duly sJ.oinial and qnslide
by the Fourth Judicial District Court. of III tat
Of Nevai, In and for the County Of Lincoln, as ,d
ministrAtor Of the Estate Of Dani,l Sice late OF
said County. deceased All credit rs having ella M
against ssid Estate. are required to nle the sac
with proper vouchers attached. with the CLERK 80
the Court within sixty days of the Arst puolast.sn
Of this Notice. JosErH RIOS.
Dated. May Ath. 1899 Administrators.
y. h. McNAmes.
Att.r Aaz AdaAAAstEAhex. %.
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NOTICE.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
STATE LAND OFFICE
NARSON nInu - -. ......

0AAA u LAND
CARSON CITY, January slst 1899.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TaAT THE STATE
OF Nevada, under the Act of Congress approved
June l6. 1880 t2l Stats. ISL has fled In tho Unit.
ed State Land ONCE at Carson City, Nevada, List
No. 22o OF lands selected under said Act, and has
applieA fora patent for said lands; that part OF
said list ia open to the public for inspection and
copy thereof, by descriptive subdivisions. has
been posted in convenient place In said United
states Land ONCE for the inspection Of ali persops
interested and the public generally.
Within the next six days following the dats Of
this notice protests contests against the claim
said State Of Nevada to any tract or subdivision
described In the list on the ground tina. the same
Is more valuable for mineral IRAN agricultural pur
poses, will be received and noted by the Reaiate,
aud Receiver OF the United States Land once a,
carson City, Nevada, for report to the General
and ONCE at Waehineton, D. q.
The following are the Subdivisions described. 4,
vii:
Tot ofN. W. Z Sec. 10. t. IS. R. GAZE. N
d. B. NJ. -S7.76 acres.
ED. KELLEY,
State Lind Register OF the State of Nevada
mist inseru Dated Feb. .. 1899
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Phoebe. New. May 18th, 1899.

To my friends and PATRONS
wish to extend thanks tc
the ladies and gentlemen Of Pioch,
for your kindness and patronage.
Ihope to have given good satisfac
Z ION In my work ssd pleased every
body. / will come again as soor
as can get Away from DeLamar--
probably the LIST. Of July.
Respectfully yours,
NJ. @. GEosos.
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NOTICE.
To Holders Of Certificates Against
The ,iena al Oountv rrnI

10 dolders of Certificates Against
The iene al County Fund
>etiee is n r-by tive" thai th..r. II nox,
in the oa,aty rressu-S. the sum Of sss1.ss 10,
the redempti n Ger ineates Of isb,sdue..
gains the General Fund OF La DIN UNITY. ev
ada and thar sealed proposals. for the surrender Of
sach er inca - will b received by .as, until the
II reSulAr 'e TIM of tue Bosri Of County Con-
missioner, towii: June sh.isss o. provided IN ths
law for the redemption o: such ctrtncasss, IN tAs
statutes of 1895. page ts.
J. A. RsanExN.
oouNTx raEAsuHxa. Of Lincoln %.
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Gard of Thanks

In behalf Of Mrs. Louise Frank
and family, I desire to thank all Of
the many friends who SO kindly as
sisted her in the sad hour Of her be-
reavement.
FRRp. w DroxLK.