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DYSP EPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRONi is a safe, speedy, and post
ttUe for that most depressing of all
nlents, and a brief course of tredtnIe emit tCiIE
s'estOre the digestive organs to their fIriS-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
action of the stomach and inteSttIses. Tho
9ierU0uS {rritabtIitU of literary and ole
persons P'srsWtrg a SedeHtdry ltfe, %
speedily Ten1OVed by this agent The
stomach Is restored to health and the key
note of the system tCiU once more respond
tn the erfOInlance of labor.
Price, One Dollar, in large bottle, OF
StD bottles, $6.
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a TO LET, Possession April 1st

HHfH. Large anu COmmOdiOus FURNIsHFD
Ef15 sIORE-ROOM, 20 y 90 feet wlth CrlIaI
OF "a .e size ana Rooms ON second floor, situate
On Bank street, LehightOn, ana now occupied
US 'lOlnng STORE ana Post-Otice, u Is suitable
lIf any end OF mercInu.e e business. For fur
lhCr particulars apply TO THOMAS BECK
en- guto Z, on j. X. WANNAMACHER Kreld.
e!sNA4e, IA. March IOWA
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q u R E 8
Catarrl n!

WE MAX f. A SPE-
CIALTY Of treating
patents by Matt
Please write and des-
cr1be your symptoms.
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PILES. HemuHhOidS.
PVLON.

Many causes tend to produce hts PAIN
fttI aud distressing state. The blood d
retarded In dts Teturaj the too frequent
aISe of drastic IDIrOattges tends to produce
cOnDestiOn Of the 6olgels, torpid action OIL
the IiUer, aud numerous other causes are
the source Of this complaint, and htthertOI
nothing e6eotudL has been presented fOI
the public, SUhtoh aUOiILd rapidly dIIeUidte
symptoms aud ultimately prove an effect
SChich not only acts almost Instantly, Dad
aBtII reBsOUe the largest tstnIOTs of the parts q
(PiIeSJ by abSOrPtton, and many tchO'
been radically cured, haze been assured
(priOr to using this treGtDleIltJ bU. enli-
51eTt surgeons that the only relief thelA
operation, and renaoVfH0 e or them from
the body by a procedure Iohteh sseoessttat-
ed the kRi}e. This remedy has been halted
setth delight, and d slOtO prescribed bLl'
many practising PlySioiGJlss S0ho are eoG-I
,,tsant Of tts gss1ttss as he only knO'0'I
Price, FGTtV Cents per package, or sta
Ior %@'oO'
THE ABOVE REMEDIES ARE
G'S' esat Sna SarioSs I @ Ssafadies derossindted on
and the result of patient, searching
Ia6ortOns, and scteatifo isiUesttOGtiOn
embracing period or many years. d
III the specific directions are complied
tOttli, thonsdnds OF patients S0tH bear tctt
crate eUeT'y assertion. Where there arr
many complications of disease, and pa
tieHes so desfre,. DIR; CHARDLER totI
tTedt Gv letter u ~ meeessar1. @ - "'"'''"' "''
Descriptive and Explanatory OtrcW
Ias ~ The aooye reD'edies sent on receiP
MEDTplNES are not on. sale at yOWi
PaTttoe'tT \ druggists, send orders 20
Or. CHANDLER,
I47s Broadway, Nsw-YOrk City
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A TO-LET a neat two story Brick

bHf# DWELLING HOUSE, with two.stnry
10 Brick Kitchen attached, with Double
Lot OF Ground. pump and good water un the
Lehigh Street, LehightOn, and now ocennied
6Y W. W. Bowman, Esq. Rent Sl5 per month /;
Possession Apll LIST. Apply 10
II. j AEBERLtNG, Mauch Chunk
or, +. p. SEMMEL. Lemghton.
Feb. n, 1877 tals ''"'
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In the matter of the FIRST and Final Account of
Daniel Wentz Administrator of the Estate
of Jacob MONTE, deceased.
Ihe undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court 10 make distribution of the moneys IN the
hands ut the said Accountant among toe parties
entitled thereto will attend to the the duties of
ms appointment at the Office OF Messrs Al
bright n trcyman. at Mauoh Chunk, on Tues
ulY, April STd, 1917, at y o'clock Z. NJ, when
ali parties interested can attend.
March g. lS77-w4
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Can be cured. Why7 be-
cause we have cured
hundreds of cases, some
of them being olven over
to die by all physician :
of other schools OF prac-
tlce Consumption is n
disease of the Air passn-
Ses and over two-thirds
of tho cases are caused
by Catarrh. We Guaian-
tee a cure If you will
come in season.
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Bronchitis !

ALL Persons that
read this are invited
to send for our large
and beautifully Illus
trated Paper, sent free
to any address.
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6sAyAA. is not easily earned IN these times,
&"I but 1t can be made IN three months
HpO nv any one of either seX.ln any part
OF the country, who is will ng TO
WORK steadllY Ht the employment that we iurn-
lsh. Sb6 week in your OVID town. YOu leed
not be away from home over night NOu can
give your whole nme to the work or only vOnr
spare moments. 1t costs nothing to try the
business. Terms and $5 outtit free. Address,
at once, II. HALL GIT & CO.,
febleyl" Portland. Maine.
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No 1--WE will start you in a business you
wv can make $50 weekwithout capital;
Money! easy and respectable for either sex.
M. A. Young, 26l BOwery. n. Y.
Feb. lO-m3.
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GEn 9 Cox a day So RE made by ARents
SkO : s9SO selling our Chromos Cray0ns
- Picture aud Chrome Cards.
100 Samples worth "a sent postpaid for 75 cts
illustrated CatnlOVues ERE.
]. H. BUFFoRD'S SONS, BOSTON.
Established 1850 feb3y
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Asthma i!

WE GU ARANT EE
TO CURE Coughs,
Colds, ID ptheria Pneu
monia, Neural lgla'aLd
nearly eli other severe
attacks whep all other
reIAedies fail.
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Now Advertisements.
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,

Lsto Physicisn to 81. Georges and ST. BartholO-
nevis Hospitals, London, Curator TO
ST. Elizabeth's, etc.
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we gTED, purchaser for Wheeler & Wilson
fEWING MACHINE. S35 cash will buy
Call at this Office.
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A Lucrative Business.

Ok EXTRA FINE Mixed Cards, with name, IOc.
81 post paid L. JONES & Co., Nassau, NY.
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Eotels.

HAMILTON HOUSE, Stamford, Conn
Health Comforts Accessibility Srnd iof circular
NrEW-FNGLAND HOTEL.-LodgingS, 50c.;
y 200 hight single rooms for gentlemen only weekly ga
80. Corner Buwery and Bayar'-st
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Utfdu GlsaMers.

EOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
i The Liverpool and Great We tern steam CompaIys
United Stat-s NAL steamer cave per 40 \. T.:
a i1>DA y. \ rl L. II , q. m
WIS'GN~I y TT t.~T ~. AYill 90 at , ~.
WYONI Nei.---..-.....rt h U.Ai. Nav /, a. j. N.
NEVADA " LjA y. MAY j., ~ . y
CABIN Pa,sart 500 st5 50, according Stlc Room
e''ei'se' 70 'WIfII1&s& GrIoN 90 B. galway
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flames F Bavies Jefferson, Bcstcn
eooS Nc sSrs srs ds with lumber
sceT easSSei NASH Harris. Portland or Virginia
sesr n. v Ethan Porter BosiSn for Philadelphia
selr n n CEtingnam. Sestuaa, Boston Tor PhllhuelphA
So keystone Ha,eh- Calais vi h i"moeF 10 1OFhah
scsldnsp s,oxe Manson Portsmouth for Philadelphia
seSr BsE pn e2d sHia fawts Ss1 o or I Iop.o
schT H sgs a. ssTt Providence tor PORT Johpson.
go Nan h woodruff Horton Providence for Port John
sss,r E Arcula,. LORD Provide nee tr Port Johnson
9nE' Ca9a 2.S Syf EsS T Ss en-
sesr sSl Wooer abbde Fan River for
so scsr samuel Croker, Thr sher. Taunton.
ssr lanes Ir1oos' n Bsyie- \ Mold Warren.
scsl A. Heaton, li,inuey, Co'gitoort.
sssT j Hss L ,ss aF f. AsRsn Tisitou
COREEt HON.
.l S1Fs 7i carso 70 gancA Edge Co, vessel
90 NJ PsechG not as before reported.
Steamships IDAHO Cor Liverpool wyenoke. for Richmond
SAILED BY WAY or long ISLAND SOUND
stesushiP Gllucus fer Bos;oa bark B. Watson for
nTs Annie - iGr Halifax A. : q F. Ilailaw Y. ior 81
j. 8, y. b. Telegraph for Bostoai Ned sum2'eI' IL
WIS D-suaset moderate, 5; cloudy.
sol i4 IN ny rIf ,o> North ,r,cr,, Fran,
LoNeN, ~ -iS irsf Peer K.s9d istIrr Tor o., bee
b L. Ells 81 TboiAas SeiiIaus; st1 INST. Thomas
Cochrane, ~cot 80. JsriIe T iher h;.r 1 r Aira"eAi
rived Felicia sth inst, ACl2 virgo Luailutte
AID Re0us LeDu latter az Glasgow th Accsue dld
Osanua
ana Alliance sail TO-DAY fer Nice.
QUEENSTOWN. APrii 10 The steamship student Can't
Thompson from NeNOTiean March Il TOT Liverpool las
nrryed here short of coal
AIrli lJArTlved Steamship CITY OF Vera Cruz
Ncv-NOIk.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PM ApRLruA, Apni lO-Arrivsd steamships Hatesuase
from Boo on Beverly. from >ew York. scan. Albert ".
fmith. frOsl Leghugn. Below. ea3~iup Lord cave Io
liverp Cleared. steamships Poitsyiie for che sea "
hyeriuan ior tSclmO DehaHct, fDr Fan IL Ncri T. G.
EI.die. New 1Urk Nu0ellap i0T Antwerp Lciu L tit
Negburyp1rt brig r. 4. Barnard. Tor Ctfdrtas sears
kaue j. HovJ. for Alyus Point; E0Oin Hood. Tor NtN-
Haven vi h,m MAGE for Washing tl- al Il Hamilton,
teOTrc II. Bent aBl Morning star for HtsllarloC Sale
steamships PUttsyIle, J. " hveinaG, anC Leopard.
ROYAL g c. April AO.arIlNtA st,---a-lp Oiiy OF
Dallas, frUtu New-iork.
IALiIMJHH- A pru lO-ArrveG, steamship +. W. Bruno.
from YORK. Cleared, scEr J. lSc1iIo iowa Tor 81
:
Liverpool schT, Maggie Dallna iruri Nrt-EHrk.
BosUs April lO-AruyeG. harkcnrinc New Eng an from
ffIGl
HarDadO sclr. OsWeil from ~1rual
DISASTERS
Providence r. l.. ApTii lUIbe schT Lady Ellen from
York. ashore rocks Hope Island, Nara
Cansett Bay. 49,. e.,
Charleston reported abandoned March ~ laeu
IN v March 81 IS east ~ Hatttgis Light with i've
feet Of her hold one Of her cg D,OAs anu the
vessels PAPERS SCre rccoFoIcd
ifor Lalesf Sh,p Ners see FtttA Pa0-l
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60 Ubcm If alan gcncern

NOLLECTIONS.-A young lawyer wishes one
or $50 business Uses collect difficult claims
for reference s,cGrty. Address LAWYER, Tribune Up
town Office. .23o Broadway
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LORD & TAYLOR.
Business Chances.

LISIItt3a
4 RARE OpPORTUNI1Y.-A Wcll-Stocked
n lorgt-stlb.isaet AID fuc paying livery BUSHES
for appraised value Of stock urlns easy
Apply or address z. 2 hope Attorney 202 Broadway.
nFSRABLE OPENING for BOOK and STA
II TtOtENY BUSINESS - the village OF &Hdie;o"n'
Of go. Eric Railway Onc Of the best
located Saa usates; STORES expressly fit" for
ls f. and csfu srd for that business for TIE last
five yrar. by rlcd REASONABLE terms Possession
given 80 0ccc apply 10 i. A. BROMLEY MhAeio"H vi
Cu. y. =.
yE'O JEWELERS.- To LEASE-The best stand
,or jewel,r the Hudson established - years sue
c sft has opportunity. Tor particulars address
=. q. Box 7O.. Peekskin y. y.
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Country Board.

/ y
" So minutes Teims moderate Inquire al ~
East 9thaL
4 PRIVATE family having very pleasant
" Eacc healthy location good made and pizhis pisdn
rooms gl0i tAle, home comforts tih accommodate !.
few plepii tv 'stcass reicrrucs 'uA'
cu line % N-.,-HaycH Railroad near depot AHHitS' D.
SEELN, Daritr. Conn.
EIRST-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD in a
L private family from Ma. - Fs4ti .ia9r > minaies
from depot ~ ioIfs from New l"rk Sa'' avn; -sy
piazza pleasant croIuct G.. H., Box lO fi'.ih NJ,
GOOD PLAIN BOARD.-laGieS, - per week :;
~ en- drcu years. Ea price, Address ne Uses
HATCH DaubGry, Conn. inquire d. West Iat''' y l..
HALF OF A LARGE HOUSE-Exciuslvely
"a snail number Of UoaIdo.s lie5saui 70 ms terms
n, icrate. Address JACOB HICKS Ola Mestbury Long
Island
eEORRISTOWN.-A delightful HOME for a
vi Few permanent guests; all surroundings Of gentle
mans residence Il 40 per less Dy The ear POST
Office BOX 3. MoriistOWn, y
TWO ADULTS can be accommodated with
good BONRD: large. pleasant room, In modern house
piessany situated Bnca Church station. Address H.
orange. y. J., POstOnice.
Board and Rooms Wanted
cEASIpE BOARD WANTED for lady, seven
- small children and two must D. SltIlu ore or
Of New York Address PETERS, l59 East seventy ninth a.
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ItlsrellGreou5

JAAUGER'S American Playing Cards, new de
~ signs including Qua rounic corncrs no" ready
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Str Gredm.

A FACT.-HORTON' ICE CREAM Is MADE
PROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
and appreciated purity ncness and certainty OF be
ms i,ligcrcj IL good order.
CIIUECHES. FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &C, supplied at
pc. PER QUART.
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELlIHS uch and delicious, at
prices below chose Of any Other establishment
bcais 800 Fouftbavs 1884 Br1eway and - Chaihamst
ET'S~EILN ICE CREAM. best in the city, 25c.
:er quart O. churches parties. Chariot" Russo
ia C.es 10 carry fresh dav. II Bible iiOLsc
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furniture.

A PARTY giving up housekeeping has 10
"a private sale NJ NO. - West 8O St, reh FUR
SITUHE consisting % sus satIn chairs paintings.
osbiDet psor and Der0om carpets pier aas and c0rnoes
statarft@ na~tal ornaments ana Numerous
other household articles. An nearly and Of best nan
ufacfure.
Can % seen and after
MONDAY. APRIL 0.
GREAT BARGAINS.-RED CHECK and
~ WHITE MATTINGs. CARPETS on Cl0tis, family
Blankets. UpoIstery GoOls &c Tor casb- ANDREW LIS
TEK & CO. II aon ~ West Housfon ST, Broadway.
II 6. SELLEW,
H Manufacturer Of
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
&c. I13 FJLTON-ST., n. Y.
ZINE CYLINDER AND ROLL DESK2
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Eeaal Notlrrs.

SUPREME COURT-County of Queens
- Charles H', piid against Mary dcI orjldth " q. "
and aiur!s-r4fIix II John Mccormack. deceased,
Kcha.I Nc, yuaeA ard AHll-. his wife. 5rl'sct NcC'I-
ru3r. Nara Nu~;saud job, NDstr9Hd, her husband,
pa!r!,k acCur7uSck Martha, has vie, Ellen stanton
AMI james stanton, heI husband, ahd joan hct"fhd's
trse9dauts- Relief. Com. not served To
the Defendants auovt lame You are hereby summoned
ara required answer 'Ee plant h. this action,
yli.h Wil He God H. tie Office Of the ClcTS Of The
Comfy Cleers Jamaica. queens County. New-IorK,
AMI ~ ser a COPY yoaT he raid compliant
~. tn. subs rliur. al hs Office. the SAVINGS Bank
Iiug at Flashing. COUnly. New fOrN, within
Weu i1ys Of This summons on You. eAcil
s,- al To duy 81 such vice, and II a the
saif cnro1iut the esad the rlaiLtin "a tis
action VII apply the Court tr the rehel demanded ia the
cuu.sllilt.-Iyl;r,. March ., loss. - $500.
IUGES h C. ROE, Plaintiffs Attorney
Flushing y. I.
TIE complaint u the 4bo eel hted action as lny hed N
r it, az tc Ciars " queens Comfy JSEalc9 Queens
Co-gf Ne-r York o. the 2S:h day OF March, lS71Da,td
Ann sta. 1871 EUGENE G. ROE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
= LlY--N I'd
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= FIRST PLACE-Very pleasant sunny room
- good BOARD can be obtained haol uheAee''l'r
able.
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DpJro ano Roc rs.
Vast Side.

QMADISON-A K. II. JENkiNS
. Offer. for reu.. with BOARD. entire y - oi
Rooms or wolld sepaiae diem; possession Dei'ie May "
No moving IN May
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-01
CONsI@rEN REPUBLLCANIsM.

The Carson Appeal Is the only con-
sistent Republican journal published
ia the State of Nevada. 1t is edited
by Captain Harry Mighels. Speaker of
the last Assembly, who smelt powder
IN the war tor the preservation of the
Union. 1t has always been an able
and uncompromising advocate of Re-
publican principles, and. unlike many
other Republican papers. 1t does not
stul.ify its record and throw the prlnci-
pies for which it has battled for years
overheard, at the bidding of Mr. Hayes.
II rejoices over the action of the New
York Republican State Convention,
and, like Conkling and the staunch old
time Republicans who constituted a
Large majority of that convention. it
doe not admit that Hayes title to the
Presidency is as good as that OF George
Washington, or that Hayes is JUST
fable in depriving persons in the en-
ploy of the Government. of the rights
aud privileges of American tcitizens.
It is needless to say that we differ from
the Appeal on many important political
issues, but we like its manly, out
spoken ntterances and answering
devotion to true Republican principles.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-01
A GENEROUS ACT.

General Thomas n. Williams, for.
merry of Virginia. now of Oakland, has
unostentatousiy performed 6 nerous
act, which entities him to the lasting
gratitude of laboring nen, and re:utes
all the falsehoods circulated by his po-
litical opponents who represented him
rs heartless, selfish and unsympathis-
ing james Watson. a contractor on
the Grand Island levees, Chi, fly owned
by General Williams. abscoDded last
week without paying his employees,
three or four hundred in number, to
whom he was indebted for from one to
two months labor. Watson had just
been paid els, 900 for the work per-
formed by these men, and instead of
paying them he took the steamer for
Central America. Although General
Williams had already paid for the wo.k
done. and was nnder no legal or moral
obligations to pay the men, when he
learned that Watson had absconded,
he went to Grand Island in person and
paid the men the last ceut. amounting
ia the aggregate to about $l5. 900. Let
il not again be said that General Viii
liams has none of the milk of human
kindness in his heart. and that IL Ne
vada persists in electing Callfornians to
the Senate. he is not entitled to CON
sideration.
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Found Dead.

A week or two ago S. E., futile.
Justice of the Peace at Genoa. Douglas
county, mysterously disappeared. Last
Friday his body was found in the sage
brush on the bank of the Carson river
by two fishermen. He was lying on
his back with q pistol by his side. one
cham Der of which was empty. A
bullet hole in the center of the fore
head showed the cause of his death
The body was in an advanced stage of
decomposition. but the clothing and
pistol were readily identified.
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~ -------~------------
IN SEARCH OF JOSEPH.
The Third u y. Infantry Going &.
Montana.

The Third u -. Infantry Going 30
Montana.
The Third Infantry, U. S. A., Major
Chapman. commanding. arrived at Cor
inne last Friday, en- route from the scene
Of the late riots in Pennsylvania, TO
Montana.
The Record says: The regiment
consists of twenty-five commissioned
officers and three hundred enlisted men.
Accompanying it, are fourteen officers,
wives, seventeen children. twelve ser
wants aud several lBundresses. They
60 to the Missoula to endeavor to head
off Joseph. that Howard may have the
long sought opportunity of striking him
ID the rear.
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NEW TO DAY.
Equalization Notice.

gHNHE Board of Equalization met at che
Clerks oftice. i'll WInnemucca, on Mon
da,. :, p,tmue 17.h, and pr cteded to revise
the assessment rU l. re,urned W the At
stssOr
he assessed value Of property asses sed to
the folio ing persons was raised as herelh-
after men ned:
Il. Bradshaw, improvements on land
AID real tate, ASSESSED at siUo, Raised AZ
81 900. -
koDer, Burg, real estate, assessor aI SoVo'
raised ~ si,UUO
Jonn A.JrlaAd, Improvement on lanu, assesseo
~ e4Ju, assod % 81 .oUO
john .oriand mules and Lorses, assessed at
SoV,raisUu - S|oO
james 43uckAer, Improvement o. lano, as
sesseu NJ sou, raised ~ @gUV,
Nj. b. Oarrtn, nlroVemenG5 on lanu, as
sessed ut s6UU, raised TO 7UO,
u. Il. crook, ranch in Ia adl. g valley, as
sessed at 5000 Iaised ~ 500.
Car penGor -Owry, mouse, assessed al SZOV,
ralssu S4UU.
N. Donl, y, UoIconua rancn, as6essed III S4oV'
raised sou.
Charles EDDerley, bakery and improvements,
aescssed ~ 500, RAISED to soVU
n. I-vons, lodging house, "lnnemueca, as
ssed d S9UU, IaIscd To 81 ,@OU.
A. Fortune, real estate, aesessed at soOo,
raised 10 81 ,lOO
James GouIu, hotel and buildings, assessed
u St'ooo' l"leeu ~ SA,ooo' !,
A. Ism. rise, 10 al. uy.
Henry BuscA. rea, estate, asse ssed at $500,
rulsea u 5000.
NEVADA 4 A.rtnern Telegraph CompanS tele-
g.a4h line, assessed 1T Sl,O0U, ralsed to
sL,oOo
o'.@ 80, nei n ~ 49,, "A' -
nstf's..' ~. 1'.I o.,,la as.as.aa a,
-, ,aisl.>,t =.
" 80 ~ .'1ti ona farm ossas al =,
Ia, -, - "a 7s
1850 go ~ - 80 100000 :. eeon
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PURSES, $1,000.
SIP Ed PROGRAMME.

FIRST DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1Sr.
TaorrING = remium 500; mile heats, 3 in 5
To harness; free for ali horses raised or
owned in this state East.rn Oregon,
Idano Utah or CALIFORNIA, east of the ST.
ezra Nevada. First, 500; secund, 500;
third 500.
RUNSiNe Premium 500, FIRE for all horses
raised or owned in this State, -Four or
more to fiji, three or more tostart. SIgo
dash for one mile. first, 5000 see, |,
Sl25; third, SIS.
SECOND DAY TUESDAY, OCTOBER IND.
TaorTISG Premium 500; free Tor ali horses
raised or owned in uinboldt county.
+ rst, 300; econd SI25; thlrd, S75
Run Is4-Premium $500; free for all horses
raised or owned IN thi 5 ste. tast IN Or
egoH, Idaho Utah or California. east Of
the Sierra Nevada Mile h avs. tao ia
three. First, $3.50; s.c1nd, $3.50, third,
$l60.
THIRD DAY, WET NEsDAY, oCTOB n ID.
TRoTTIsG Premium $500; free for ali untried
tnree-year olds in this state. asst
ern Greg n. idaho or Utah. mile heats.
two in three, to harness. First, $500;
second, Sl.5. third. $40.
RUNNING Premium $500. free for al horses
raised or owned ia his tate. EASTERN
Oregon, Idaho, Utah or California, eaht Of
the Sierra Nevada: mile heats three in
FIVE. First, $3.50; second. $3.50; third,
500.
FOURTH DAY, THUR DAY, OCTOBER 4TH
RUNNING Premium s600; free for ali united
three-year ODDS, or und four, raised or
owned in Hum boldt county; half mile
heats, two in three. First, $500; second,
500; third. Sl00.
RUNNING Premium $500; free for all horses
raised owned IN this stare, Eastern
Uregon. Idaho or California, east Of the
Sierra hevadss singl, dash Of three
MN 10 l. Hfa 1fllfa inst r.
$50; third. So
| TRoTrISG Premium $3.50; free for all double
teams owned IN This state. owners TO
| drive; mile heats three in I'VE. 20 road
wagon. First. $500, second SlO0. third,
$50.
| Entries To the above race will close
| September 2sth. Horses eontestilg in
the above race to be- owned and dri zen to-
gether for three months preceding the
| day OF race
FIFTH DAY, FRID ", oCToB X 9Th.
RUSSIsa-P Premium $3.50; free for all horses
raised or owned in humboldt county
| single dash Of half mile. First, $i25:
second, $75; third. $50
RUNNING Premium s28e; free for all horses
| raised or owned in Humboldt county
single dash of one-quart. of mile.
First, sl00; second, SO: third, SIS
RUNNING Premium sI.oo0: tree for ali horses
On the Coast: tao miles ana repeat
/ irst, 5000; second, $3.50; third, $40.
| SIXTH DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9Th.
| AN Equ strian Tournament Will take place on
the morning Of the ; xth day Presents
| to he amount Of $3.50 will be prese nted
| to the contes tants.
| CoHsoLATIpS RuNM G-Premium SGG0; free
| for all horses that have not tAken first or
sec nd pemiuns duiii the All. mile
| heats, two in three, First, $500; second,
$3.50; third, 800, fourth, $50
| GRAN SwEFPsTAKA RICE will take place
on the ~ix,h day
| Also, A COMPLEMENTARY SPEED CosTY. T.
| Single dash of one mile: free for all
| horses raised or owned Ia the state
| Winning horse 20 receive the Winnemucca
| Plate aud Gold Medal