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sHHBfFFiE kALH-BsssE 6asaEasA fieaa
RsIi4hsriina ksGs1tER, defendant +, "a.
Nv virtue Of the apaye stated writ az aeFl
sapias, ia rae .eireetea, ] shall eNpese taF Eals
hF puhlIs vaaaue, at the cauFt Heuee, in New
aria an fnesaAF, the lwenty-stxtk cay Of
March naEt, at i've e'elaek p Fa,t all tAnt
iyina ane haine In the City ef Newark hsssH
Oelats. New Jersey
HeEfhaiag at g paint IN. the WESTERLY lsae
frem The interrogation e4 the said westerly
ilRe ef Eeuth NiRsteeHth street with the
HngtheFiy iiRe Of ATaH aveHuei tram thence
running septherly along said westerly Alna
az south kiReteeRth street tVeRT-h I'VE teeti
thence westerly at Ftaht angles with South
Nineteenth street aae hundred fseti thence
narthsriy parallel with South NiReteeAth
street twenty Ave feet theaee eesteFix 81
said xastsFay Iiae al 6aufh NiReteenth street
am place 81 beginning
Newark, n. 4, February 10, aa4a.
JOHN +. AUNAaAN, sAerlH
Sinner HahH, AtteFneys tAadn
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kEf1EAtA- 1-FeH
affRRfFP"s aLE-EsFeX County eiFeuil
Court sehR A. MeFsaaeR AtteFHsy, Seu
81 ais, RlAiHtifss rs. August }, eohuia, ae-
feBdaBt Fl 70.
by vlFtua OF the abave stated VIII ef GER
faeias, 10 me directed, ] shall eEPaae faF sale
by public venaue, al the Court aenss, N. New
arb, an Tuesday, the nineteenth day al March
Rest, AZ TIVE e'eieek ?, Va, AL that JFaet hg
parcel Of iana sna efeslses situate lylRs ans
New Jersey
beginning an TIE HeFtheFjs llFa al eiiRisH
place at a paint therein distant RinFty~HiHe
beet and AiHety-tw9 e~neshpFaFedths Of & SEE
HaFAeFlp fFsm fha HeFtherly llAe af ~
gaKea rlapei thence FanRiag az nerth ferry;
1--we degrees AfteeR IRiRHtss west enc hprafen
gseti thence running on RaFta fsFlF7thFee
degrees feFty=hve HaiHutes east ehs hlnaTea
tweBtF-fegF feet and etehty-tve aHs=hnn.
AFedtks eff a feeti thenee THnhtnH lA esAfsFls
aRe hgAareN feet te the ataresald nsrtheFis
line at Clinton Riaeei Nhsaea running IA
seuthsriy aiaHs the lire Of bli9tea paoe one
hundred tweHtY=faNF feet and RiRety-Ewe ere
hphersaths ct q fuet 20 the place OF begin
ming.
Newark, n, t., FehFFagE "a 1913.
fdHN r. M0SAHAN. 6ReFlas
FahH A. Afefaddea, Attorney. fsfss
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Boys KnickerbOcker
Suits With Extra Pants, SO

Of course these suits are all
wool, because the Met regor
store sells nothing else. The
coats are well tailored over
two or three button, double
breasted models. The trousers
are cut full and completely
lined. All sizes from 8 to 18,
and a great variety from which
to choose.
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Mems Silk Lined
Spring OvercOats, Sis

These coats must be seen to
be appreciated. Mere words
will not convince you that so
much style and value can be
had for such a small sum-.
Tans, grays, blacks and OK
fords. All sizes, from sew
eral different fabrics, cut over
both conservative and swag-
ger models.
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Boys Long Pants
Suits, $40

Blues, browns, grays. When
we tell about our young mems
suits we can't help Boosting.
These suits are better than
you can get anywhere else.
We made them from specially
selected fabrics, and cut them
over our own English and
semi-English patterns. Sizes
IA to IS.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

tchanosry A-1oo,l
sHERIFF"s BALE-In Chanoery of New ier.
sey-netween Henry Jordan, complainant,
and New York Equity Company ct al, de.
fendants. ri, "a. for sale OF rnortsuEed
premises.
by virtue of the above stated writ OF aari
taoina, TO me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at tie Court House, Ia New
ark on Tuesday, the ninth day OF April next.
at . o'oioek p, M, all that tract or parcel OF
land and premises situate, lying ana being In
the City OF Newark, Essex County New Jer-
sey,
beginning at a point on the westerly slde
Of Third street distant tive hundred and fifty
feet eoutheFiy from the corner formed by the
intersection Of westerly side of Third street
with the seutisrly side OF Men1elair avenue
running thence westerly on a line parallel
with Mentoiaif avenue eHe hundred feet
themes nertheriy on a line parallel with Third
street nifty feet thence eastsFiy on q lIns
feet to the westerly line of Third street
thence southaFly aieaa the said westerly side
of Third street atty feet to the paint or place
Newark, =. y, March 4, 1918.
JOHN +, MpSAHAS. sheFiE,
August ". Hesinaer, eelF, Nhds)
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socALrsrs PLAN CONVERSION,

ELIZABETH, MaFeh A,-Tfae exeeu
tive COMMITTEES of the local branch of
thu Socialist party Is arranging for the
state convention of the party, which
will be held here May 80, More than
400 delegates will attend the session,
The committee in charge of the ar
engagements consists of Christopher !,
Cesgroye, August Castle and Gustave
ThiefneF,
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fensBeeFy Anil

t6hsReeFE A=PS,1
EAlE-In ehaAeeFY az New IeFs
Eey, Between Mt. FHepeet building and
Leah Association, eoHRiainaat ana hlsaheth
], Mcbride, Ell a., defendants, VI, IA, fF
sale ef Mertga CAD nFeHiseEs
BY virtue at the AheYe Ftatee VIII ff haFl
faeias, 10 Te directed, | snail ezfeAe fet saie
am on tuesday the. tweatF-aisth day Of
irses ar psFeeI ef lsas and RFsalgsa, situate
lying RRa heiHa In the HeSR Of fFviRg4an,
i5ssex peuRtF, New IeFsaFi
Beginning AZ the esFhef !feFFhea by, tke
tan avenue ana the sautheFiF side ef MaaiseA
SveRpei tAaRle running az south thirty ,Rins
degrees thirty FHinptes west hiTtF-fhEee feet
Ehsnea fi south Atty aesFeeH lhiFtE miRutes
EAST eiKty-fsuF feet sAa Riae huRdEedths q
utes east thirts.ahFpe fset and sig hRndreatha
thirty-ihrea tpinutss west sixtF=fsuT feet and
forty-twe hpndreaths III 3 feet ta the paint
and place at beginning.
BeRs pas e he saFss gEsssssss ssn"sg ss
Willard b. van HeuteH by Viola NJ. FRANKIE
and husband, by deed dated. April 9Th, 1910,
and recorded In the Rfhee at The Register ef
Esass popnty an ARTll Saith, 1910, Ia beek
d-ae Il deeas far saia ee9atys psss bVa
against the RFapsrtF as f%oIlevsi TaEss fF
Ing "a thirty dollars and aighty cents and
the Interest thereani also the water rents
now due on said pranartE
Newark, n. T., February 10, 1913.
JOHN F. MONAHAN. sheriff;
Leo Stein, Solicitor. 01s.eal
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fBhaneeFF A-I1blJ
6HBRfFF'S sALE-In pnsneerF Of afew fsr-
sey. Betwesn Tha FlFesids Building and
Loan Association Of The CITY Of Nswsrs, sora-
plainant, and Ida 3. Miller and others, de-
PENDANTS, Fl. IA, for sale of mertga ssd
premises.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ Of aeri
faeias, to me directed, / shall expsss tpr sale
ark, on Tuesday, tho sixteenth day Of April
Ssxt q. I've o,sioek q FL ~ thst trsc,
and being in the CITY OF Newark, Esssx
County, New Jersey;
Beginning ia the s~uuthe:ir line of Lister
avenue at a point thsreip distant twenty
seven feet and kixty-four huudredths Of a foot
aasterly from the southeasteriy corner pf
down on a map Of the property belonging to
Alfred Lister, situated m the Twelfth. yard
pr the City Of Newark, made by Lehihach
Brothers, survey am 1885; said beginning
point being the sNi lheasserly corner OF land
conveyed liz James z. Howell, trustee. et AL,
to Frank ". WsCt ptt hs deco dated March
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AMuNDSEN TO WRITE A ROCK.

from here,
He will write a book GA his sxPedi-
ton to the South Pole before beginning
lea
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BAYoNNH WARS ON DOGS.

BAYoNNE, March 14,-At a meeting
of the Board of Health last night q
new code was passed as we'll as an or
dinance relating to dogs. 1t is OK
peoted that the latter easur will do
away with animals running at large on
the streets.
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fGhaHeeFF A~1ht1
SffmRTFFE SALEM 0haRearS at New Ia
seT, RatweeA The knights ef fytniAs
Eufia.ns and Lean Association. ef Nevarh.
New teFaeE, comparatively aHA Aired a Qesexj
ST ala, aefaaaaHtss VI rasi Fr sale ~
FaaFSgaEea premises.
~ virtue af the sbsFs stated writ ef aa5t
faeias, ta me erected, / shah ezPase tes sale
Nv public xsaaue, at the pauFt. Heusa y Neyy,
afk "a Tueeas4, the second aaT az April
next, al tive e'slaek 2 a. az That sFAfs ns
parcel Of land and FreEHisas situate, 1yinf
And bsins In the oily 81 Ns~ark hsssz
County, Kew Jersey
BeginnIng IN the westerly liRe ar ltttietar
avenue At a paint thersin distant eiKty-eeFeH
feet ana sixty-ane a-He-hundreafhs 81 q fnAt
southeriv from the southwest earner Of same
and Cabinet street thence running westerly
and al right angles 10 Littleton avenue enc
hundred feet; thence sQutherly and paratiei
with said avenue seventeen fset SIS incttaaf
theaca easterly and parallel VITA Cabinet etreet
oaa hundred feet 70 the westerly line Of Little
ton avenue aforesaid, and thence northeIiy
along ms same seventeen feet six inches -
the place Of beginning
Being the same premises eaHFayea e Eat1
parties Of the nrst part b. Deed rscordee II
book q 81 Of deeds FER Bsssx county -
Nswark. y. a. E1bSpaFE eA 41t2
Fd4N 81 M6SA3AH. shertH.
August y. Hassnssr. selieilss. Ua4Ha
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Ichaneery A-ala.l

tGBAHeeF$ A=11UI3
EtIERiBFaE eALE=tH eheHeary OF New def=
ssy, Between HahRe building sed Loan
Association Of Newark, \. j., complainant
and Grace. a. .nainss, 81, al, defendants, ~
fa,, for sale OF TneFtgagsa premises
Hy virtue Of the aeeYe stated writ Of hsf
faeias, 10 me diFeeted, ] shall e<pese fer ealt
by pubiie vendue, at the Court House, IN New,
ark, on Tuesday, the sixteenth aay, Of ApFI
next, at tive e'eieek p, M, all thai tract
o. parcel Of land and premises situate, lyihg
and being in The City OF SewaFh, hssas
County, New Jersey
beginning on The west line. af Vine street
at tie southeast corner of q let belonging e
Green and Wolf thence aieaH said gne q
feet to lips q Allen uPdeFweeal thence sealt
aleRg said Underwood line thirty live feet
mere or iass, to line Of AaFea Gee thsAet
thence .harth aiahs aala Vine stree. twenty
helng the fFat tFaet Of p~renises esHyeyef
to aFaee D, HaiRes by Richard ", fesFet
and Alice, his wife, BY deed. bearing cats
sssFpssy saiFH, H, R,ne stfss N npl ths as s2a s' 3
Deeds feF Essex County, IA book Ma Of deed
feE. said sepaty, .Rase ee9T' ,s.
JOHN =, MoNAHAS, sheriff..
7, ffaHsbuFy Gala CHAN, HelisitaF, ttiA, 70,
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AHEHIFrss SALES.

ID, 1903, recorded IN book MAI, page boi
thoneo running along the souths.ly line o.
Lister. avenue south ~eishty-four degrees and
ninety hundredths of q foot; thence s~outhsEly
at right angles 10 Lister avenue one hunaTsd
avenue ferty.feuf feet and ninety handredths
OF a feet thence neFtheriy ct right angles
10 Lister avenue, and along the ~eaetsFiS line
OF said premises conveyed TO Frank w West
colt 10 the seutieFiy line Of Lister avenue
and place Of beginning
Newark, n, ia March Ill 1912.
JOHN r, M0NAHAS. Sheriff
tsehihaeh & iehnsea, aaiieiteFs, tnk,pd)
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IChaneerF A-8s.1
sHERIFF'S SALE-In DhapoerF of New feF-
Soy. Between Samuel Doughty, eoInpiaiR-
ant, and Nary g. Walters defzhdant FL
BY virtue Of the above stated writ af hsri
faofag. to me directed, l shall expose for sala
BIZ public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark. On Tuesday, the twsntv-sixth day 81
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Weremnd you of the "McGregor Method 7whchS retailing at wholesale prices
This method of doing business is made possible because we have three adyan-
taes which no other Newark stores have. Manufacturing and retailing eliminates the
nddenans profit; owning our place of business saves high rent These two savings
added to the third great saving of selling only for cash, and thus doing away with
credit system. and its bad debts, make it possible for is to give you bigger values than
you can get elsewhere.
USE ori Intelligence. The next time you see an article advertised for half price or less
than cof' stop long enough to wonder how sorec ncmtnae TO do business that loses money IN
everything it sells Then think how one of those sensational advertisements compares with the
above truthful statement off fact Fake advertisements are an insult TO your intelligence This
advertisement is an pa to your intelligence
McGregor & Co started in business here on Broad Street, Newark 90 years ago We are
pud of OUR reputation we are proud of every carmen we sell must make good or the fm
WILL Making good for 90 years is what has made this the foremost clothing store in New Jersey
If you rea strange in Newark we refer you to anyone who has ever lad dealings with this
store Our customer and clothes are 1.-THE best advertisements We have
The spring stock hsol large W do not know just what to tell you about However we will
say it all new, ale correct and all bears the McGregor guaranee Satisfaction ory your money
back insanH.
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quite as q matter OF course.
But II Is In ethical. social and ar
tistic circles that the gospel OF Futur-
ism needs to be preached. and In the
schools az well. We teach the chill
dren about the Punic Wars and the
Wars of tho Roses; what do they know
about the tremendous social and In
dustrial struggles going on all around
us to-day We make them construe
dead LANGUAGES and learn by heart the
verses OF dead poets; what do they
learn OF tho poetry OF living men. OF
the fiction Of an Edith Wharton. OF
the philosophy of II. q. Wells1 why
do we turn their attention always TO
the suns that have set instead Of to
those that are rising?
Tho Futurist sees in the seR-support-
ing woman the doom OF the Hebra.c
marriage law. II woman can take
care Of herself without menaclng society,
there In no reason why her husband
should no, leave her n he tires OF her.
She. Of course. will have the same privi-
lego. As for the children. the state
must eventually pay for their upbrlng-
ing, as II now pays for their education.
whatever the Anal form OF the state
The evening world., 1912-05-16

Real Renaissance Lace Curtains
mounted on heavy, double
twisted cable net; choice Of
either white or arabe; - IN
regularly $3.7S; pair. A.OU
(CRBEssHUT ev
The evening world., 1912-05-16

s. Sliding Couches-angle iron
frames (may be used separ-
stely). Supported with extra
heavy sieel-wire fabric; COM
plete, with denim-covered mat
tress and bolster. TO- - TX
morrow ONLY, at... O.6O
Wooden Frame Wire 81 IN
C0ts-at.. x.~
Iron Frame Wire Cots SC7S
At. OsOO
ling. Third F1oor.)
The evening world., 1912-05-16
Exponent of Eutmism Says
4 Old Traditions Must
Be Laid Aside.
MUST GET UP TO DATE.
Our Attitude Toward Woman
Is Absolutely Archaic,
He Declares.
Marguerite MOoers Marshall.

AHlrmucyifo Af<,~oys AfUr,bnu
.ror.s ' '' ''' WV
Th, deal MARKHAM, ,,0I d. nm hon.,,
contract, Terminating uuso,n ot,caIIy at
IA, ,rtsh Of either marty
me state shouh care for ths Children
by means Of motherhood perstors
There IL probably NO dnaj form Of
Government.
FINALLY. ,re shaif rerer really progress
srfu ue oipe ND ancestor voyship IN
ss,,es literature mud o,t. NJ ere bops
already ot,cn n up In science and
vechanics
Those are some Of the postuia,es OF
Futurism. the new and interesting
rs,,losorny founded nv an italian. Mari
nettI. and numbering another great
Italian. D'Annunsio. am,ng It's follow
era ruturi.m has In Il some OF the
elements OF pragmatis7n. Both the
Futurist and the follower OF James ap-
oiy 20 the revelations Of devout and
irarn'd" the searching modern query.
"wiil they work. But the Futurist
se-ms to have an especially well de-
fired idea as TO just how much. or
rather, how little Of past traditions
really are effective to-day.
ThE PLOT OF "HAMIeT" 10 A
aoae SAWS rRiDoN.
n =. .,,b.,.a sro,,, nv 4nIk with
Mo,.,sur Andre Trlson. who ,s here 10
fan,l,arizc ne with the faith OF Futur-
Ism. NJ. Tridon rather startled an au-
daence at the Liberal Club the other
evening By INDUCING IN Shawlsn cut
burst against Shakespeare. rne pio'
Of Hamlet u bore' he cr'eu'
Romeo and Juiet Is the mos. s1cken-
ing love srry ever written. oo"c 10
she carnegie Lyce"m IN 'o"e anu 80 y
su.ur"t p'As p'o'"ee' io'
people. s..,
'ou 'e""y eyee. w '"'
Pea' ! a.oonuu .~
W. s''' ne ,ep - ,,,, =.
Nes''"'e ~ 'S"'"' '"'
It, ..u
w" ~. 5000
me 'ne p'o' VI -
Romeo ana juliet - oaseu on = sniS'
melodramatic tale OF mixed Identity.
There are wonderful characters In all
ehakespeare's plays; ;he poet lives
the HROel he has created.
H.. ID. r..,,,.,v ~ sxores.,on IN
"'... ,,,.u.,.d O,,v
noss's .'."sy wv
the force OF traoiuoh Keeps nv" ." ""e
stage. Who would 90 TO see modern
play Of hve acts. with innumeraois
scenes In zach?
noesN,r ru,Nx n,hcu or rhe
.Srrs, ~, -
moOeHN TcA'o.
'Sot that most modern plays are
worth seeing. II they are less drawn
out. they DEPEND on the old, melodra-
matte ,,.a,,,o, with many chanxes Of
- IT,, . u..a.r c.oa,o-
e"e s ~'e'"se
uon represents INC s&me s'ase VI ~
- the dime novel.
1.-THE Futurist play 10 essentially up
to-date IN manner and matter. II II all
n an. act ana about forty-ave minutes
$500. h.,...- a.. -,.. 90, ,.u =, ~.
a.
ea''a'"' ~ "ep'o'e ohe s'"s's "oos' ~
- an emotional snapshot kinetoscops
nash. There are no footlights to throw
false light and shadow. The audience
s-s'~s~>s W ~~~~s ~ss~
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ism. Is II not?" I asked.
That is It," agreed NJ. Tridon. I'VE
think that to-day and especially to-
morrow. are more important than yes
terday. Progress comes by stepp!ng
on the corpses OF the dead. 1t Is only
by forgetting how the Greeks and Ro-
mans built that We were able TO pro-
duce tho Singer Building.
IAN over Europe people are literally
living In dead mems houses-grsat
stone barracks as unsu,ted for this age
The evening world., 1912-05-16
Wilton Rugs
Q 4 72.n. Size

9xl2.it. Seeviceable Scanned W.T.
ton Russ-richly beautiful Per-
elan and other Oriental effects,
IN . boundless choice; also
handsome medallion patterns;
$3.50 values; to- $CE IN
morrow, ct. AOsOV
Saving exactly 80.
NOTE Ssizes 8.3xl0.6, exe H..
reductions. -
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PiLLOWs, Cots
and COuche8

Feather Pillows-size 16x26
inches; weight ~ lbs; choice
Of good quality striped 70
tickings; a.. VCc
Feather Pillows-soos. and duck
feathers mixed; size 22x28 in
ches; weight az lbs; choice Of
extra good quality 81 IN
striped decking; st.... 1.OV
Canvas Folding Cots- 81 IN
size 2x6 Il. at. ..... xOV
Iron Frame Wire Cots 3C7k
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-01
FOR SALE

A group Of claims consisting OF
she Bully Boy, Bijou, Bijou No {
and Bijou Fraction, whioh lie sast
Of Phoebe and join the Nevada Utsh
On the north side of TIE Vie Ills"
claim. Three distinct veins act'
On this group, on e on tas 9l Y,
Boy contact shows 40 or. i}e' an.
S8 gold. One on the sljoa Nc. :
total values Of 500, and another
The extension OF the Meadow Val!
ley Fissure, tracable for 500 feet
on the Bijou claim. Very little work
vas been done. This group Is fof
sale on eaay terms. FOR further
PARTICULARS, apply TO Joe Foster
'loche, Nevada.
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20 600 SICK BENEFIT

$1,000 Weekly Benefit for Accident
or sickness; 81 900 for loss OF limb
or eyesight; $4,000 for Emergency
Relief Benefit. Cost is 5000 per year
No other Dues nor Assessment
MEN and WOMEN between ages
le to 65 are accepted. Reliable COM
pany with $l0e,C0000 State Depos-
il for the protection of Policy-hold-
ers and 10 guarantee the payment OF
claims. Write for further informa-
ton giving your age. sex and &C.
upation. Address Dept AL Ameri-
can Registry Company, Erie, Pa
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LET'S MAKE 1912
A BOOSTER YEAR


ttr our town, and let IL mark the
net era OF Horae building TAIN.
palsn that will oa,ao slythins
taat ever happened here before,
l. t's work tog1lher-you who
are Homeless ana see ii We
ean't iisUre out way for you 10
start mr,aRias ground isht away
Come IN and we will talk over
+ pial> and show you bulns lum'
Ter ;hat viii clear rwa7 i whole
Int IS this talk NJ out prizes being
t1o high to DuilG nov, Fact Is
never again will irm tr Ct ne quail
iEy we handle be is lear. Ev-
cry year our virgin FORESTS ere grow
lag sna Ter and rh- denaads ar
~ wing larger we nay IL all sia
yer'ty "LueAy vii! rs the aiap who
tlA'a in i9t2 II interest d, cone
ana Us
=. y, FULLER ~ MsER COMPANY
Fuller Lumber Talks"
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Few. Palmer Coming

Rev. L. \. Palmer Of Las Vegas
will preach al Caliente next Tuesday
evening; and at Phoebe "Wednesday
evening. Thursday evening. he VIII
deliver lecture at Panaca and Oh
the following day deliver an address
at the commencement exercises OF
the Lincoln County High school
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j. w. Evans, agent OF the Salt LAX
Route at Caliente, was In town last
Monday having been summoned a.
a grand juror. But he was fortunate
III getting excused from duty.
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Wanted a Family Tree.

Mrs. Newlyricbe- Now that we are
wealthy We must look NJ our aaces
tors, Jason
Mr.. Newlyriche- Not Il bad idee. Ma
ria. I'll write III detective agency
tomorrer.- phiiadeiphia Bulletin.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-01
NOTICE

4. n. NJ. UsptJ. Al LiCAl ioN fcNI
Patent. United States Land Of
zee. May 20, 1912. Notice is here
y given, that Mary f. Fowler and
ohm bern, by their attorney in fact.
>. L. McNamee, whose address L.
jalicnte, Lincoln County, Nevada,
as made application Tor Il Unitca
,tatcs patent for the Snowflake Con
solidated Mining Claim, consisting
lie snowflake, Snowflake, No. :,
.lowiiake No. ., Snowflake NO 4,
non flake No. 5, and Snowflake No
y Lodes, situate IA the Eagle Val
" Mining District, County OF Lin
Jln, State of Nes ada oeiu6 Survey
20. 1000. and described III the fleiu
ties ana plat On Tie in this Office
| ith magnetic variation at IL des
| ) min. h. ~ foi.ow8; beginning Al
| or. No. of Snowflake No. Lode |
hence mile post No. 23S ON The
| ah-Neyada State line bears ). 81
| reg 10 Mn ~
'eS' IL lhih W. "i''' H.
20. :, thence o. - "es' 10 MN
li'' IT, 10 .oi' NO o. .h'H'e
4 deg. II min. Il. GIG II. to Cor,
10. 4, thence N "A deg. 10 min. W
1867 II. 10 Ior' NO l. 'he p'aeo "
eslmllne
SNo"f LANE w o
beginning at Cor' N"' Mn''ne'
.lie post NO. 25e on 'he '.'h- IN
ada state line peaiE .. - oes' o.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-01

Henry Lee returned To his home a
pnnaca yesterday after having bear
relrased from duty on the grand Jury
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-01

Dave Francis was called in from
Spring Valley this week to serve as
aland juror
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-01
SHOE REPAIRING

Nick Bacie, shoemaker. is now
coated in the j. G. Brown build
.ng on Lacour street Harness mend
.ng also.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-01

Henry Hammond represented Engl
valley en- the grand Jury and Milton
Cameron came over from Fay.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-01

Dan >. Ronnow was up from Panaca
q couple Of days this week
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-01

i. and Will Lee were IN the Ct
Tuesday as witnesses before the
grand Jury
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-01

Miss Allie Decide was among the
Cali'nteans to visit Phoebe this
week
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-01

James Conway, one OF the pionee,
residents Of this county, was mem
Der Of the grand jury. He returned
to his home Thursday afternoon.