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fox s. Patent


No T5G.
UrIrED STATES LIND OFFIcR.
Eufrka. Nevada February .. 4 - 1888.
= Jylct Is hkkEBY GiNEN THAT JAMES
~ -. LElIMER. whose postOftire address j.
Cincinnati, ohio, has this day filed his appli-
ration for patent for fifteen hundred linear
feet Of the IebIn,T mine or vein b-aIing gold
md silver, with Autlac grG.i-a six hundred
ieet in width, situated in Pahrauagat Lase Min
ing District, County OF Lincoln, State OF Ne
vaca, and desi- natec by the field notes and
official plat on hle III this Office as Lot NumheI
n. il Township 3. soutn Range, 80 Esst ni
M.unt Disblo Meridian. ne exterior bOunda
r.es Of said Lot No 81 being ar follows, to -it:
iiegitniLga post msTIed No D. u survey
NO5s, 4 8, Il, 50 l., Section 81. VI ID n, Wht nee
the NJ cDrD,r post OF Sec ion 81. 4 8, : II, 90
L, bears 81 deg 4 l5l fe {; OLD mCDu1Lt Ii Gil
post tie same. Thence TuDLi ing, ist course 5
50 Dig W 1850 feet, 10 post nsrked No T. ;
Survey No 49,; old monument being cedar tree
~ inches IL diane ar and bears 5 - deg " .
frst from post MOI. BleIce, I'd caur.e, y "a
dts " 60 feet, fD post No s. U = -uryey Nc 81
old HOuum, Mt b airs > 6ik deg " % feet from
post 3. Theme, Sd course, y &c deg + 10, .
ie,t. To post NO 4. L survey No 80; cid MOI u
uieni bears = ~ deg W 50 feet from pOt: No 4.
Thence, 4th COURSE. Z ~ deg L 1910 feet, to poet
No !, the place Of b. ginning. CONTAIN ing 20
66-lUJ acres. Courses expre6sed from the tfu,
meridian, with a magnetic variation Of l6 deg
East.
lhe location of this mine is recorded in The
Recorders Office Of Lincoln COUNTY, Nevada, il
Book Ct Mining Notices. psge 2lG, OF the record
u Lincoln County Nevada. ILib claim ii
bounced py no known claims.
AIRY Anr ali persons tanning adversely snI
portion Of said Lehntr mine or surface ground
are required 10 iie their sdyerte claims th Ihi
Register Of the United Stat LBna offcs ct Eu
reko, Ia he ate OF Nevada. during the siZ
days period Of publication hereof, q they vii
b. barred by virtue Of the provisions Of I'M
statute.
FIJI HINCELEY, Register.
il is hereby ordered that the foregoing motto
| OF application for patent be published for tn
| period OF ten cohse utiye weeks IN the Piuch
/ RECORD, weekly Newspaper published q
| Phoebe, LindOlu County, Nevada.
| fi7-lOt +. Il. ii NCkLEY, Register.
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And in accord nee with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the twelfth day
# March. 1888, many shares OF each
parcel of such stock as may be nee assary will
be sold at public auciion at the Office of the
Company No. 1927 Pine street, Room 90. San
Francisco California on FRIDAY, the Fourth
day of MAY. 1881, at the hour of one O'Clock
Il. NJ, OF said day, to pay saia delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs Of adj
vertlsing and expenses OF the sale.
L. NJ. HALL. Secretary.
Office No. 327 Pine Street, Room 20, San
Francisco, California.
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The latest anecdote about the old lady
who thinks that she knows everything,
is about how she went to a church socia-
bic, and as she entered the roou the
young ladies' said: Good evening
Auntie, we are glad you came; we are
gong to have tablcaux this evening.
+" YES; ! know, | know, was the reply,
81 smelt EN- when first came in.
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pOsTPONEa.ENr.

The above sale OF delinquent stock ia hereby
postponed until MONDAY the Trenty.hrst
lay OF MAY. 1883. at the Same hour and place.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
mys-td EN-. HALL, Secretary.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

nay SILVER MISEKO COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco, California Location Of works, Jack
rghGit Mining District, Lincoln county, Nevada.
NntIcc-Thtre are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, ON account of assess
ment No. y, levied CA the l2th day Of March,
1873. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, as fol-
iowa
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NOTYCE.

T WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE + FOR ANY
| debts whatsoever contracted by any person
without a Written Order fr IN me-
Pshranngat, Valley, New, april "a. 1882
apl5.lm HENRY SHARP.
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ALE and PORTER.

ENGLlSH ALE AND PORTER, IN STONl
II or Glass Bottles, sold by the Dozen or !
oottle, AZ the Panaca Saloon ape0-m
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PATENT NOTICES,
Application Cor 4 Patent
No 7is
USrTED STATES LhND uliIt
Nevada. February s, A. u. 1883.


USrrEp STATES LAND OFFICE,
Iurcla Nevada, February S, A. D. 1851
x7CTlCg IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
> n Falls, G. O Heath AID the NSlity
Mil j. Mini 4 Company. whose post ulict l.
uress IS Pahrsnapat, Lincoln COUNTY, NeVada, mas
this dsy filed their application ior &c, nl i log
Gftceu hundred linear fe, OF the "tdlhul Ju9
mine or vein, bearing gold snd silver with sur
face ground six hundpd feet iu width, situated
10 pahranagat Lake Mining District, County OF
Lincoln ana etste Of Nevada, aud designated py
tat field notes ard oiScia plat On hle IN TINS
office rs Got Number 81 in 4. wnsnipi hanSt'
jgEot uount DiaDlO Meiidi n. be exterior
boundaries Of raid Lot 10 81 being as iolioNs'
to wit:
Beeinuiuga ct post marked 10 !, L $ Survey
No 81, T !, X, 60 +, Section 3; theme ne
NDrlh >. post OF Sec 8, L 4, 5 Il, ~ L, bear y
81 deg h. 7uG feet thence running, lst course, .
Il deg " 1860 feet, to post marked No 2. .
survey No 81, old monument bears > : deg "
"A y feet from Ebid post n .. Thence, "a
course y 20 deg " GO fett, TO post marked NO
3. d : Survey No 81; old monument bears 5 -
ueg T. 50 feet from post No 8. Thence, ga
course y II deg + 1860 feet, t. pest No 4, ;
survey 30 49, old monument bears - deg "
3 feet from post 4. Thence, 4th course, ~
deg 4 coo feet to post No |. the place Of begin
ming. Containing 20 GG-l00 acres. Courses ex-
pressed from the uue meridian, with 9 magnetic
variation Of Is deg tast.
The location OF this mine j. recorded in the
Recorders once Of Lincoln Comfy, Nevada, III
Book Of mining Notices. page l3l. Of the records
# 1 inculu County, Nevada. This Claim i
bounded by DO known clEia
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
potion Of the said Fifth Of Juiy mine or surface
ground arc required 10 file their adverse claims
Nith the Re is;er Of he United states Ian,
Uilice ~ Eureka, in the tate of Nevada. duriBl
the sixty GGss period Of pubi cation III reuf o.
they viii be barred by virtue OF the provision
OF the statutes.
FIJI. HINCELEY, Register
Ills hereby ordered that the foregoing Motto
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N11A WEEK. sl2a day at home easily made.
0IIcostly Outfit free. Address TRuH 4 Co.
Augusta, Maine.
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TESTlM oNIALS.

"A sipis like nectar."-Bostoh Courier.
delicious beyond description. Boston 7ransoir
added to the good things of the table it Gu.
oourages good nature. '-Spi iglfetd Repstlioon.
''fnvaluable for little treat when friend drops
in .''-Netc York EeeAihg Post.
Many people lack the saroir faire to brew Punch
Hub Punch is indispensable wherever known
Spirtoftss Times, NJ.
The popularity of Hub Punch is testimony to
eour success in using the hest and purest conpon-
euts.' PAkk IlLtOHD, New \ ork
Our sales Of Hub Punch have surprised us-soM
within three months q larger quantity than We
anticipated selling in twelve" SMITH VAN
DERBEEK. New York and Chicago.
G. II. GRAVES 81 SONS, Boston, Mass.
Trade supplied at Manufacturers prices by
RICHARDS e. HARRISON,
Agents for Pacific Coast. San Francisco, Cal
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?. Il. HINCKLEY, Register.

1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
Of Application for Patent he published for the
periud OF ten consecutive weeks in the PiUche
kECOED weekly newspaper published at
Phoebe, Lincoln County. Nevada.
ii7-ICt L. II HiSJELEY, Register.
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It hereby oriers that the foregoing Notice
n Application iOr a Patent be publish d Tor
the peri 81 ten r,n--ru lie weeks % T. G
pioCHE kEc I'D. weekly newspaper published
Il pi1:8e Seyaii.
js1Ww. Pm. uISCELtY, Register.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02

TIE TIMBER OF PUGET SouND.-The
ir tree growths of Puget Sound form one
oftho wonders ofthe American world. They
average 200 feet in height, and some speci-
mems have been cut that measured 800 feet
IN length and IL feetin diameter Mt the base,
with u straight and well proportioned log
length of ninety feet to the first limb. The
,edar trees are in like proportion, and are
most valuable for wooden ware of all
kinds, while the frs are the best for spar
and ship timber yet found in any country.
There are few nations that do not use them
In ship-building. One-fourth the wealth
of San Francisco was culled from the frs
ofPuget Sound while the government slept,
and to-day all the principal steam mill
owners who saw and prepare for market
100000 to 100000 feet n day to each mill
and there are thirty or more mills-are
residents Of san Francisco, where they in
vest their profits, to the great injury of
residents ofthe Sound. There is, apparent
ly, 10 exhaustion of the timber, and q CEN
Jury will possibly elapse before the Puget
Sound forests will be cleared of their inv
s'enso resources of varied tree growths.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
TOOTHACHE.

To have Il out or not-that is the question;
Whether it's better for the jaws to suffer
The pangs and torments Of an aching tooth,
or to take steel against a host Of troubles
And, by extracting, end them . To pull-to tu--
No morei and by a TUG to say we end
The toothache, and n thousand natural Ills
The jaw Is heir tots u contamination
Devoutly to be wished, To pull-to tug
To tug perchance to break-ay, there's the rub,
For in that wrench what agonlcs may come.
When we have halfdlslodged the stubborn zoe
Must give us pause; there's the respect
That makes an aching tooth Of so long a life;
For who would bear the whips and s,lngs of pain
The old wlfe's nostrum, dentists contumely.
The pangs of hope deferred, kind sleeps delay,
When he himself might his quietus make
For one poor shilling9 Who would fardels bear.
TO groan and sink beneath a load Of pain,
But that the dread of something lodged withiu
The linen twisted forceps, from whose pangs
No jaws at ease returns, puzzles the will
And makes 1t rather bear the Ills II has
Than fly to others that is knows not of:
Thus dentists do make towards Of us all;
And thus the native hue of resolution
Is sicklied DER with the pale cast of fear:
And many a one. whose courage seeks the doer
With this regard, his footsteps turn away.
Scared at the name of dentist.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
Unexpected Naturalization.

An unexpected incident took place at n
spiritualistic seance at Providence, X. l.,
recently. A party of ladies and gentle
men made arrangements with a medium
TO give them "A private seance. The agent
collected the customary fee, one Of the yisi-
tors giving "A iiye-dollar bill and receiving
the change, The fees were passed into the
cabinet by the agent and the seance begun.
Materializcd forms of departed brothers,
sisters and friends issued from the cabinet
1t the request of the visitors. Presently Il
departed sister of u Mr.. s., with n bouquet
in her hand, issued and presented him with
the flowers. He noticed IA piece of green
paper among the flowers, and quickly trans,
ierred it TO his vest pocket. The visitors
retired, and Mr.. 5. then found the green
paper to be the identical l~iye-dollar bill
which he had given to the agent. On their
arrival home the medium telcgraphed a
demand for the five dollars. The person
who received the bill holds that it belong,
TO hinL rs the spiritef his sister gave it u
HUI, AID he refuses TO return il.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
MANUFACTURERS TESTIMONY.

Mn. II. W. PAYNE, manufacturer of harness, sad
Springfield, Mass, writes us under date OF April 10,
lss3:-
GEsrLEMES,- have used Hunts Remedy, the
best medicine for diseases OF the kidneys, liver
bladder and urinary organs, and have received great
benefit to my health from its use, and | find that /,
and restore health. | therefore pronounce II the
best medicine that | have ever used"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
TrIiisnls.

The success of the greater part Of things
depends upon knowing how long it takes
to succeed.
Every man truly lives so long ms he acts
his nature or some way makes good the
faculties of himself.
Let every young man set out in life with
the resolution to be guided by the princi-
pie of uprightness, and stick by it firmly,
and there will be 40 danger of shipwreck-
d manhood.
Ii one only wished to be happy, this could
70 readily accomplished but we wish tc
be happier than other people and this is
almost difficult, for we believe others to be
happier thar they are.
There is a pleasure in admiration, and
hi; is that which properly causcih admir-
alton, when we discover a great deal in an
object which we understand to be excellent;
and yet we So I'VE know not how much
more beyond that. which Our understand
ings cannot FULLY reach and comprehend.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02

DOMESTIC HAPEINEss.-The harmon,
Uf married life depends almost entirely up
on dinners. 1t IL not the state of the heart
50 much as the condition of the stomach
which makes n man happy. 1t is better for
able TO make u cheerful home than to talk
Greek. Before marriage, the ability to sing
divinely and to play impossible music are
very attractive but when two people settle
other for forty or fifty years, the Kitchen
inevitably emphaizes itself, and the chances
Of success are greater with n comely
housewife than with an accomplished
beauty, who knows everything except nLw
10 make tbs house attractive,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
WI SHOULD HELP ONE ANOTHER.

Mn. NORMAN HUNT, of No. 100 Chestnut street,
Springfield, Mass, writes April 10, 1888, saying:
"Haying the affection caused by kidney and liver
diseases, and after enduring the aches, pains, weak
ness and depression incident thereto until body and
soul were nearly distracted, ! sought for relief and a
cure for my trouble, and was told by a friend who
had been cured by 1t himself, that the best and only
sure cure was Hunts Remedy, and upon his recon.
mendation | commenced taking 1t, and the first few
doses improved my condition in a very marked man.
ner, and u continuance of It's use has justified oil
that my friends claimed for II that It was a sure
and permanent cure for all diseases of the kidneys
and liver. Several OF my friends in Springfield have
used 1t with the most gratifying results, and | feel 1t
my duty as well as a pleasure to me to
Hunts Remedy in the highest possible terms"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02

SET THE CHILDREN 40 WoRK.-Fyeu
the youngest member of the family should
have something given given him to do
'"The chores which the country boys and
girls do, thereby relieving theG overworked
elders, are not only an assistance in the
household, but a means of education, and
It Is important that those families who un-
fortunately live in the city should find for
children something to take the place of thin
means Of education.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02

A fireman known rs Bill Hall.
Had Il knot in his throat like Il ball,
He st. Jacobs oil bought,
And it very 500 brought
The hump and the and all.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
First Mortgage Loans a Speciality

Hostetter's stomach
Bitters meets the re,
%quiremcnts of the IA,
tional medical philos.
ophy which at pres.
ent prevails. IL is Q
perfectly pure vege.
leremedy,embra
Ing the hree proper
ties OF ~apreVehtive, q
tonic and an altera.
tive. 1t fortifes the
body against disease.
~inyigorates and re.
~Nitalizes the torpid
stomach and liver,
and effects a s~elutary
change In the entire
system. For sale By
Druggists Dealer,
generally.
mlom&e eOd&v
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02

The germs Of disease are neutralized
by Samaritan NcrCiae. Try it, 81. so.
A correspondent, Mr.. S, l.. Morgan,
Walken, Mo-, says; ''Sdmdritan NerC-
Inc cured my boy Of fits" You can get
at Druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02

1t is reldom that you will feel unwell
OF ufiel from indigestion if you use
Browns IRON tiers.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
Matter OF Application VI Edward wittig for Liquor
License,
NOTICF.

Notice Is h hereby given that Edward wittig did up
ON the oath day of June A. 1883, file -is application
10 the mayor and city council OF Omaha for license
sell malt s%piritnous and vinous liquors p No. .4la
Farnmn street, Third ward, Omaha, Neh., from rbs
llth day of July 1883, TO the 18th day OF October 1888.
II there be no objection, remonstranee or protest
nled within two weeks from june 25th, A. d. 1883,
the said license win be granted.
EDWARD wIrrIG, Applicant.
The Omaha Bee newspaper viii publish the above
notice once each week Tor two weeks at the expense
Of the applicant. The city Of Omaha is MOTTO h.
charged herewith. o. ., l.. @. JEwErT,
Sii-z"'ie" City Clerk
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02

Of the
human body enlarged, developed and strengthened -
etc, Is and interesting advertisement long rup In our
paper: In reply to inquiries we will say that there is
no evidence OF hnmbug about this. On the contrary,
the advertisers are very highly Endorsed. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all particulars
by addressing Erie Medical Co. p. o. box 513, Buffalo,
n v ~ToiA'o Even. mll.ly
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
Extreme Tired Feeling.

A lady tells us ''the first bottle has
done my daughter II great deal of good,
her food does not distress her now, nor
feeling which she did before taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla." A second bottle
effected n cure. No other preparation
contains such a concentration of vitalizing,
enriching, purifying and invigorating
properties rs Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Many of the newly impoated polonaises
are cut with easement or heart-shaped
bodices, or in %goaduated Vandykes, the
longest reaching from the throat tn the
belt in front. Underneath this opening
is set an embroidered plastron of satin
or velvet, and sometimes it is covered
with applique work in silk and jet.
How TO BUY A HORsE.-An old horse
man, speaking on this subject, says; IF
you want to buy a horse, don't believe your
own brother. Take no mans word for it.
Your eye isyOur market. Don't buy n horse
in harness. Unhitch him and take every
thing off but his halter, and lead him around.
Ifhe has Il corn, or is stiffi, or has any other
failing, You can see it. Lett him go by him
self little ways, and if he slaves right
into anything you may know he is ston"
blind. No matter how clear and bright
his eyes are, he can't see any more than a
bat. Back him up, too. Some horses show
their weakness or tricks in that way when
they don't in any other. But, be as smart
rs you can, you'll get caught sometime.
Even an expert gets stuck. A horse may
look ever Sc nice, and 20 II mile Il minute,
and yet nave fits, for instance. There isn't
Il live man could tell it till something Zap
pens. Or he may have q weak back. Give
HIM the whip and off he goes for "a mile or
two, then, all of a sudden, he sits down in
the road. After a rest he gets up and
starts again, but he soon sits down for good,
and nothing but a derrick could raise him."
Women obtain from the United Statea
government an average of about sixty
patents yearly seventy is the number Tor
the year ending July, 1880. AS might be
expected, most Of them relate to hghten-
ing wOmcn's work. Among them are q jar
litter, a bag holder, a pillOw-sham holder;
q dress protector, two dust-pans, u washing
machine, a fluting iron, II dress cart, u fish
boner, a sieve adiuster, IL lap table, n sew
ing machine treadlc, Il wash basin, IN iron
heater, andirons, u garment %stillener, q
folding chair, u wardrobe bed, II window
cleaner, a napkin, n clOthcspin, Il weather
strip, u churn, an invllid's bed, n dipper,
u paper dish and u plating device.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
Can Consumpti,r be Cured?

The very general belief in the incura-
bility of consumption now seems to he on
,ho rV,I to complete overthrow. This
change in sentiment has not been brought
round by any new method of treatment,
-nr has there been q pcrccptiblc enlarge
dCnt in the number of those now living
Who can claim that they have had and
have recovered from this disease: but the
evidence upon which the revision in opin-
ion is based Is even more conclusive han
that which could by any possibility be OBJ
tanned from either of these two sources.
II is simply this, that post mortemr ex-
%amiuations have revealed the fact that
pulmonary phthisic is u complaint of
much greater frequency than has been COM
monty supposed, and that multitudcs of
people have had the disease, and have been
practically cured of it, who have never so
much us suspected the cause of their ill
less.
IN u series of examinations, made some
imc since ut the hospital at Edinburgh, it
US found that the lungs of not less than
,no-third ofthosc who died when over forty
cara of age were IN n condition that
5uld not be accounted for in no other way
han by the supposition that ut some period
nthcir lives consumption had existed, and
had been afterwards checked or cured.
Portions of the lungs had been destroyed
but the cavities formed had been healed
by contraction and adhesion of their walls,
IT the disintcgratcd substance had beer
shut in by the formation of iibrous tissue,
1t knocks all the love out of n man Il
have the music suddenly stop and ever,
mcu i'll the BALLROOM hear him ask III.
girl Can hold you u little when we gc,
home ?'- Cortland News.
As II steamboat was about to start from
Cincinnati, IL day, q young man am,
on board. leading n blushing damsel b.,
the hand, and approaching the polite clerk
said, in u suppressed voice: II say, me ant
my wife have just got married, and In
looking for accomndations.' Looking 70
! berth?' hastily inquiries the clerk, pass
ing tickets to another passenger. "A birth
thunder and lightning n"w lAspcd the as
tonishcd groom, 1--WE hc:A , nut Just go
marricd-wc want II place h stay all night
you know
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02

A quall1ed applicant CANNOT axe n
homestead and presumption claim ut the
same time, but he may a either and a
tree claim at the same time. A man may
take a presumption and II tree claim, and
after proving up and obtaining title to his
presumption, may then enter u homestead,
acres of land.
been submitted to the Register and Receiv-
er at the Fargo Land Office, and pronounc-
ed by them to be accurate.-Fdryo RrpuJH-
cnn.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02

II knocks all the love out of n man 10
have the music suddenly stop and evcrJ
man i'll the BALLROOM hear him ask hi;
girl Can | hold you n little when we gct
home - Cortland News.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-14
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
A Veteran who Wishes TO Have q Post
Organized Here.

To THE EDITOR OF THE T1MEs:-
In the days Of excitement after the
war closed, and until some time in
1866, an organization Of the Grand
Army of the Republic was unheard
OF, but Of late years it has flourished
and is prospering in nearly every town
in the United States, and it is sinpu.
lar that there should be such hesita.
ton in organizing a post that would
certainly prosper here.
1t is understood that there is a de.
funct post at Bellevue, and that its
members were principally made up Of
comrades of Haley; but why don't
the old officers settle that old business
Immediately? Don't let another hour
pass without getting yourselves out of
the way, If that is the cause of there
being no post here.
Comrades are willing and ready and
anxious to join, and why not give
them an opportunity to do so?
VETERAN.
HALEY, Idaho, July IL, 1888.