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NOTICE.

Noiico Il hoUby given by tho uu~drr-ignel.
al aetna resident Of, and residing In Kuby
Valley, EIko County. State 81 Nevada, that zhc
Will, upon Ia, I HliiIiETH DAY OF IANU
A"f. lssi. make application 10 tho District
C"uriof the Fourth Judicial District Of the
State Of Nctih, IN AMI tor tho County Of
Emo. the sam beng NJ a regular term Of aid
c urt. At the Court Room ia E!ko, Nevada. for
al order per hitting Aud allowing her to Ell.
gage IN business a. q sole t sdcr, nud to carry
on the business IN her own name aud Oh her
A%CcOuLt.
Such business Il 10 be that Of raising, sci Ing
and marketing and buying stock, such NJ
h"rscs, oStIlN sheep AUd hogs. also, to engage
in : general farming and TsnchiuX business.
SAL bu Inc, to be conducted aud carrI,d ON
by hrr tn ErSy Valley, EIko County. state Of
Nevada, headquarters Ct the ranch upon
Wh gu she resides. NAOMI WINES.
lLJS. sod.
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no rARrrrs. NO REPUBLIC.

Harrer's Mugwumrian in 4 recent
issue v~ehemently opposes what 1t is
Plea ed % call '.tbe miserable game of
party advantage; in oth'r worls de-
plores the ext tancc Of political parties.
rhe insrfferable cguism of that phar-
~isaitil journal which would haze the
gehl believe that its emacUlated ideas
ere superior 10 the political vitality
that has characterized the action Of the
American people up 10 this time, il
mos; ably answered 10y the Sun. 1t
says that the nature Of Republican
government. Of the government Of the
people by the people. is such that 1t
must DC carried on through parties,
standing for different iies and conflict
ing political tendSicies. So it has
been in all free governments that have
ever existed; and SO it is today in
every free government that now
exists.
Each OF these parties exists through
the continual eIIeavor to get some adj
vantage over its opponent. In this en-
deavor anil in the constant discussions
Investigations revelations reforms, al.
anc end retreats which grow ont OF
party strife and belong B" it, the hhcr-
ties and the rights Of the people are
maintained; and no other pay mainiain-
ing them has eypT been invented or is
now known to men.
The miserable game OF party advar-
tage';herefcre, is essential to free gov
eminent aud TO a republican system Of
administering public affairs. Those
who despise it aud denounce il, must be
those who at heart despise republican
government, and wish to see some other
sort OF government; established in its
place.
Such n government exists in Russia.
and such n government Is believed to
exist in Shoel. In these regions 1.-The
miserable game Of party advantage" is
never played.
But most intelligent persons will pre-
fer to live III such a country as the
United States, where the game OF party
advantage will be played just as long AS
freedom and self-governlnsnt are ninin
tanned.
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rhc sad account Of tie accident e.
Mr. Copeland at the Jackson Ma on
Ruby Hi mention of which was made
in yesterdays Eureka Sentinel: Sr. II
Word has inst lcen received of tho
death Of Mr.. Copeland. Everything
possible was done to relieve his suffer-,
Tags, bat he yielied to the inveitsAae
shortly after 9 o'clock. Had lie NooV<
cred suti -ieuhy to allow his SoiDg Abo9k
again there is no doubt but that ~
would have been Incapable for work ana
probably n hopeless cripple for lie.
lie was native Of County Tyrone.
ireland, aud aged 50 years. The fuuer-
al will take place this afternoon at =
o'clock from the Methodist Church on
Ruby Hill.
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Redemption OF EIko County Bonds.

There being tho sun Of ono thousand If,
hundred and eighty dollar aud ninety rsrts.
Gl.GNO 9OJ in tho Sinking Fund Of tho Courtr
81 Els", Dutirc l. hereby given tina, In &C
cardunCr with an Act u fihs Legislature If tho
s,sic nf NcrSlu, entitled An at to rcfuu I,
portion Of the hundol debt Of EikU County. .,
Approved January 20, 1881. sealed proposals.
viii hc received by At my Office in Elkn. No
w'S mp TO q "clnsk p. m. on tho Tg,iytu
nsT Sr F~EBErGUT, ISa;, for tho r,lcmpiiou
Of bonds issr'd IN pursuance Of said law
Which tHii PROPOSALS WILDE opened by no I'm
tho said town 81 Flo, on tho Tm.rgESru
rAT " f~ErRrNEr. 1850. All rrnp',Is must
10 80 lei AMI endorsed "Prprnsrls for tho 20
d'urtion "f EILn County bonds uni musl Ia
Accompanied with lhr bonds proposed ,o IL,
surrendered together with their rcspcc,;yc
oupona nrt got iue. SobiI vii h, cnt T,,iusl
Hat does not strictly comply with these in.
s.ruclious.
'""'' ie'''I NJ. ii. MILLER. Dept.
IL sod
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers In the DAILY ~Ispgrryb.
ESr also have the advantage Of the col.
uinhs OF tho WEEKLY Ispyrgypryr
which has been published yithnut In.
Permission nj this Office since cnrIv In
me year 1869, aud has a general c%ircu'
inu"n III every district, cnmp and val.
icy throughout the length and breadth
OF h'ko county, and IL by far iho beat
advertising medium that has ever Noon
established in tho county. Icv ombc,
lhht advertisements in our Daily ,Ipn
sc'"r" the bCncIts Of our large W,ckIv
circElnti"n, aud Tint our terms arc
comparatively much lower il,an those
Of any competitor.
Tho Weekly Is n ~2ir3G.Inch shoot
and besides advertisements runa ,,y,se,
Columns o! reading meter. embracing
MI The tclcgrarhiC ncwa Of cncgnl In,
t'frst' OIL tho news u tho State. nud ia
specially devoted TO the lncaI new, ~
the county and county seat. By sur
scrihing fof the WErKLY ELEo Ty.r
PENDENT you not ouly obtain all The In.
col news, hut also receive n knowIoJeo
OF OIL important events ]irnnspirirg 4,
any and every quarter Of tho inbitatIc
world.
Send along your subscriptions
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT

oi Huntington Township, u tho County OF E!k
STATE Of Nrva,R.
John Roork. PLAINTIFF
T. l.. Gubb. Defendant.
An order for publication in tho above cause
hHing been granted Oh .hea flIayi. Of the Con-
stahi" lhU Brf'ultut l. a NONRESIDENT GuI ,r
the AFFIDAVIT ~ tho FlaiuilG that a good cause %.
action exists against Defendant. the Sam, is
ordered q lie published for the time ~ tx
wcrls IN the ELho l"SUFrESuEvr, = u.Us.
paper. Published IN the town Of E.ku, state Of
Nevada.
Tho State 81 Nevada Sends Crossings to
1 7. l." Grubb Defendant.
You are hereby Summoned to apprAr before
me 4, my office In Huntington township in
the county of Elkr, "u tho
TwESry.SEvESru DAY or ]FEnuvAnY.
A. u. lSsf, at l O'Clock p. M. In an a, ton
brought against yun - said plaintiff 90 answer
the complaint 4 IA" kh-pys named pltiuI,G
Said action - brought to recover o.. SUM at
twp hunIso! and twenty. ycGoiar-t f.gD and
1 t,r"at on one hundred nui i've dollars 1t tie
rate If tyo per ccut. per month tom date Of
not, until paid, the hal .uc" on an up,n a.
count Tor the -uTu Il one hundr,d aud iS'uty
dollars tsi2Jl and costa ~ suit. ~ more full
st forth in tho complaint flied in my umcs
this nh day u JsuuAry, ESQ. or Judgment VII!
Do taken sga n-t you fur the said smourt To-
r"'n"r with costa Of this sui, II you fail to Ap-
pear aud answer.
To tho Sheriff or any Constable 81 sail
County. Greeting: Make legal service and
due Tc.uTn thereof.
GIVEN under my hand this day, tho stu
Of January. 4. %. ls,G.
y. Hypz0S.
4 Justice Of tho Peace Of said township.
10 60
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NEW TO-DAY.
IN THE JUSTICES COURT
OF Wells Township, Of the County Of EIko.
state OF Nevada.

OF Wells Township, Of the County Of EIku.
State Of SevsIs.
John !. Williams PlziuLn.)
c. wash. potcndantJ
Tho state q N.vAla sends Greetings 10
4 q. Walsh Defendant.
You Mr. hereby susrruoucI to appear before
me at ny "t!.r in Wells township. III the coun-
ty yf Elin. on the
EEIuHH DAY Oy March, lSf.
EttlO o'clock \. NJ. In al action brought against
you hy said plaiutiu to answer the complain
Of the above named plaantlr. Said AstiUn is
brought tn recover Il yvB the sum II two Euu.
drcd aud ~h:ty-siN C:2.rl dollar, balance ,Iue
Gr labor performed 10y 'Aid plaintiff for de-
PENDANT n; defendants istaurc suI request,
You are hrr,ly uoua~l hat II yuu tail iu 50
appear and answer said compliant ~ above re-
guir',l. said plaintiff viii take Judgment
sEain,; you for ia" sSil auvuut iUg, her with
costs uf thi. suit.
To the Sh-rin F.. an: Cors,shl, Of said Coun-
ty. GTvctina: Make legal s,ryi,, AID due re-
turn thereof.
Given under my hand this 2G;h day Of
December. ISIS. Nm. CoNU.E.
Ius'itr Of ne Peace
for said Township.
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NOTICE. Fur PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE EuHEE,, Wv. I

LAND OFFICE. EuTEK,. :Ev.I
Dec. 81. 1915.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the fol.
lowing nsIa~l settler has nlcL notice Of
hi- intention To- make hnal proof Ia support ur
hit claim, .ud that said proof III hy made be.
fcr" tie District Judge of ElEo County at Eiku
y yEt=. On SATURDAY, MARCH SIXTH,
Is q, Ni.: Homestead Application No. lac.
p win Odrll. nr the s T.. a Of Section Is.
TcAuship - Esr", Range 81. East, NJ ID. NJ.
He Tamosihs following Witnesses to prove
hi continuous -r,idrucc Upon. sud cultivation
q. sail land, VI:
G,'rg' E'morG OF ElLo, Elko County New.
II J. Keith, Of " "
Il. VI. D"r-oy. OF &" " " ="
Ju lsUu DAkin, Of Iamoil!o Valley. New.
7. II. I~irScELEr, Register
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giYer that nm cleo
ton will he held i'll the Schoolhousc i'm
North l;uhy School District No. ~, on
saturday, the 18th day Of February,
1886, between the hours Of ! O'Clock
A. NJ. and / O'Clock l.. 81 to vote upon
the question Of raising fupls 10y taxation
to hui'd a schoolhouse il sail district.
Amount proposed to be uiscd, 5000.
Las. WISEs.
Wa F~AusLIr,
Trustees North Ruby
Schod District No. 20.
North Ruby, New, Iany. 10, 1856.
3w.
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PREVENTING THE FACTS.

In n dispatch 10 the sun Tuesday,
William lLrnTy lluriGert says: ''lhc
interested attempts which have been
made to prevent the publication of thc
Finances speech on the silver question,
continue to excite indignation in the
best financial circles, The official re-
port shows that Herr Scholz disclGimrd
Tor his Government devotion to the
gold standard, and promised Jealous
consideration OF a. moNcment for re-
storing silver. The Importance of tins
speech consists III the pubic ayowal
that Germany no longer remains in
different. Bismarck is listening to the
land and labor interests; also to the de-
mand of hi-metalism, III Otto Won Ar
endt's words, Either with or without
England This is not all. / have
high authority for saying tlint the de
plorable condition Of exchange between
the gold of England and the silver
standard Of India, has engaged the at
tcntiOn Of the British Government, and
that steps are actually under consider
alton i'll the direction OF relieving the
mischief done in depressing silver
through British adherence to the gold
STANDARD. OF this, official assurance
may he shortly expected. Meanwhile,
the Gold nnd Silver League nro cncr-
getic. 1t might he important for the
friends Of silver ut Washington, to ms.
certain whether the misleading news u
to the probable action of Congress,
which has recently emanated from Of
fetal quarters, has been sent abroad"
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q correspondent at Wells, sends us
ihis morning an account OF the fatal
'hooting at that place about z o'clock
last evening, Of Sam wab Icy another
Chtnaninn named Quong. Tho bullet
entered wah's back, just below the
naval. The Chinefe are very reticcnt
rs TO the cause Of the steatng hut il is
supposed tobo the work high binders.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnorship.

INGo opraTtncr-hip heretofore C,.tirr lc.
tween the undersigned. under the nrm
nam" 81 SOFT ! Co. has been Gi.-uiy,I L.,
u3uiuE! our-rut.
Tho Fa'l~'L cattle COMPANY has succeeded
10. ana VIII hereafter carr IN the IusIre-a 81
the former col sriurT-h,p In Nevada ADD Ida.
10, and hns become Tie owu, II all the as,y,s
thereof IN sAid state and Territory.
Dated January 9th, INsl.
iJoUS T.. EOVp.
i.I5. sod. IIp. 49, ''"''-'
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NOTICE.
Sealed Proposals.

Scslod proposals AFRO invited by tho Ronrd Of
County Comm ]ssinnCrs " Fla" county. Scr.
sha. Tor boarding tho patients nj the County
HoSriiAl II shid county for tho period NJ one
year from tho FrU-r DAY or F]gnuusny. 1891.
said VI lHt 10 stat thcam"uni pr day CHARGED or
IA" board ~ each Hospital pA,lrni. gsld prp.
rosA'- TO l." hlad with tho CLERK NJ ssii no,rd
on or before the THrRrY.rihyr b.Y ~ J,sr.-
ANY. isSa, aud Endorsed. Proposals 10 board
thu Hospital patients 81 Hls" county TOR ono
y"ar.' Tho voAtd reserves tho right 10 re-
ect any aud all bids.
sEGL{ "" a. O. Dvslrr,
" CLERK.
Datc1 Eito. Jan. T.. tEs6. a
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NOT c..
Sealed Proposals.

scaled rr'rosHl- NJ" invited by tho BOARD n
|'"h'y C"mmi-si"rcs II EIko County H,v
Tor "''nR tho County I]finiiug fur IL. prriud ID,
ON" ychr f-"n the fmsT DAY cr FEnRr,rv
!'N'' Said hi'- TO include rlI County print
iAH ru'"'r'HHI by IA" Hoard Of C.unty Comm.
.'"'e'7 anl I'll" st.ol used THERETO. r,r.r,
the Publishing Of the let Of bills allow. Lv
fA'd Board. aud the Asscssur's list a. r. ,
f'y"r-. SAID proposal, to be nl,d with rbc
CHIN "f said Board on or before the 1mrry
'IH-' DAY or JASrAEr. lssF. and ins. ,r...
'fi"r'T"I- Z" 10 %, County Tr.ntIuy ~ EIs,
county for On" year Tho Hoard reserve.
Tie right to rcrctary aud all bids.
HHNh n. q. DAwLEY,
Clerk.
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Immediate! aHe. the khHrg, Quone
took Ia the hills. The murdered Mon
gol has for the past ten years been en-
p'oyed aSA cook az various ranches in
Ruby aud Glove Valleys.
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
Lawn oHncE. Errrr,. Nrr-l

LAND OyrIcE. FuREEh, Nrv.1
lar. . 1850.
NOTICE II nEnEhr 0tyEx that Tho fuiiGwIut
named settler has filed notice q hts intention
l" make final prot in support II hIacrnrm. and
MAT sail p5nof will bo mmIo before il,n District
Judge Of BIO conuy. at lilo, Nevada. on
THURSDAY. F%'uHuNRr II. Iss5. VIZ. uoinrair,I
Application No. 1i6; Thomas O'Cuunnr for
til" n r. Z II soruou "a. Township "a
North. Range 60 East NJ. II. N.
"" nNmcr nc fu,iowIng wiiuaasca 10 rroyo
hi" continuous rcsId,ncc upoo rod oui.ya,ton
81. said land Via.
=. 3. Sears. 4 EIko. NeTsda.
John HohbipS, Of RUBY valley, Nevada.
william snos. Of " g
j. W. HcI,b, NJ " 81,
T. II. HfSCKLEY. Register.
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Redemption OF ElRo County Jail Honds.

There being tie sum Of two Thousand and
Gry aud three hundrcdth dollars ts2,OJU OJ
Ia thh Jail Redemption Fund ~ tho County ~
Elko. motto" l. hereby given that In accntianco
with an Act entitled "An Act 10 authorize the
County d Klk0 10 contract = debt, And issu.
bonds for the construction Of a County jan
Approved Mnrrh &. 1879, sealed proposals.
Will 10 received by me At my Once In Elko.
M to q O'Clock p. ~. un the TWELFTH DAY ~
FEBuULuY, ls>I. foe tho redemption 81 bonds
Issued In pursuance uf said laS, which said
proposals will lee opened b, mo la tho said
town II Elko a, my ONCE on The TnmTEExru
DAY OF f]ETEUkEY, iSAG. Al proposals must
be scaled and endorsed "lrurusAls for tho 10.
dompiion Of Elko County Jail Bon,ls." and
n'nsiho accompanied with the bonds proposed
to be sufrondorcd together with all their r.
spoctiSn coupons rot got duo. No bids will DC
eti'tainei Int does not comply with these Ia.
struCtiUns.
ELSo., NEyhpA.- l.. z. NonnIv. Treas.
JAN Il, lhe1'b NJ. II. MILLER. Dept.
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School Exercises,

School Exercises,
The usual monthly exercises in che
Primary Department OF the Eiko Public
School will be held Friday afternoon, to
which the parents and friends Of the
little ones are invited. 1t is not only
pleasing to them, Int gratifying to the
teacher TO have an interest taken in the
children. The method nsed in this do.
partmcnt Of teaching arithmetic and the
III which they are induced to write
compositions; the subjects given tn them
and iIc letters which they write 20 their
teacher Rre we'll worth listening to,
when the fact IL considered that some Of
the pupils are but little past six, and the
oldest but thirteen years Of age.
George Lovelock, the irrepresGibic
prospector, has sold his nickel and co.
bait mines in Cottonwood Canyon to ap
English company. The consideration
il $4,000, @ part of which has been
paid. II is the intention Of the pur-
Iehas' rs to work the mines extensively.
m reduce the ore on tho ground, as
nut pine wood for fuel is abundant in
The vicinity Of the mines.-LS Silver
State.
The case Of the President aud Sccrc-
!aary of the Sam Yup Chinese Company,
who we're charged by Port Collector
HsSer, OF San Francisco. with being il
legally in this country. were heard Ly
United States Commissioner SAWYER.
and decided in favor OF tbs defendants.
They we're allowed 10 renrin in this
country.
The Custom House officials seized o
pounds Of prepared opium. valued at
$1,000, on the Pacific Mail dock. II
was packed in fourteen oases. rart of
them resembling tea chests and par,
Chinese oil cases.
One OF tho most s~eriors charges
brought agaiust Uuited States Consul
,GrqenbAun, at Apia, Samoa, In the DC
tnion 10 Secretary BHynrd. which asks
TO: his removal, Is contained in the aGj-
.davit OF tho Chinese merchant, Al 90
who swears that MIR. Greent sum tried
70 make arrangements with him where
10y tho Ohihese could DO brought from
CHINA 70 samoa and furnished with
certificate" thcre' which won Il permit
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HOTEL AEEIy
GEM-BARrLETr Il O~srREIcnEE, Pho
PBIETORS

GEM-BARrLErr II OsrREIcnEu, Pho
PBIEroRs
Hank Dake TccoDa; ID. Garrans.
Utah; Jud Dakin, Ed Odcil. Lamo:llc;
Vim. lakewood, Dixie; John Lander.
Pine Valley; Chns. Grccnberg. Osino;
Thos. DcllOw. Utah.
j. II. Henry, Mound Valley; 8. Lewis
South Fork; f.. j. C~arpcaux, bullion.
Isaac Hall, Star Valley; Fred wilson,
Prank Lelond, G.. II. Saylcs, II. A.
Haryillc, n. Hart. A. Van Week, Tuscn-
rora; g. u. Wiscmnn. Jasper; Dave Cas-
per, Wells; j. Ill. Weilaud, Wcilaud's
Station.
DEPOT HoTEL~CLARK & GREEN, Pho.
PBtEToHs.
3. II. West, San Fran; Henry Smiley
Star; W. J.. Blnck, Dcuih; W.. Carey.
Cherry Greek; WIN. Mitchell aul wife
Huntington; T.. Griffin, bullion; Harry
Brown, q. McMnstcr, j. d.. Smith.
Iusc; W. A. Shepherd, Coral Hi; J.
A. liobcrson, Mound; J. J. Wiscnan.
Knox a.. Crane, 3. Fork.
John Brennan, Tecoma; ". p. Bclslcy
DR., wcynnd, Al Fisher, A. Dcvcr.
Wells; 3. q. Weeks. j. A. Williams. n,
L.. futile, A Wiscmnn, J.. McNomec
II FIl.AV. II H
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One ThonsnId gnllons ofthc beet purc
apple cider ig.k received from tie Eas.
at the Gem.
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HUMBOLDT HoCsE --JoE iGso, Pro
PBfETOg.

G. Lcddict, q. II. Bower. w. II.
Dakin. LnmOillc; J. backward, Bullion.
). Bushmnn. Ogden: ". Happ, Hunt
ingi2n; Chris Ducher Pleasant: L. i.
kcc'ey W b.wilcocks l.. Lcusick Sprn.
ccm"nE Peter Scot, J.. NJ. PhIbrict,
Pekoi Geo. Smith, .Ianns Rove, Al
Smith, W. N.MJNlis.yr ruscarora.
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LIGHTNING

Representative woodh9rn Of Nevada
has introduced a resolution; c lllipg upon
the Secretary Of the Treasury to rslort
10 the House his reasons and his N
thority for closing the mint at Carson
Nevada.
The Committee on Pensions in the
Mexican Pension Till and directed the
report Of the hill to the House. As ag-
greed upon, the bill authorizes the Sec
retaty Of the Interior 10 place on tie
pension roll, at the rate Of IS per
month. the pariss Of all surviving Off
GERS soldiers ard sailors vho served in
the Mexican War fsS any period
during the years 1915, 1916, 1917. 1913
or their surviving widows,
A Boise City, Idaho dispatch OF the
25,h says: The Supreme court has mod
iGed the judgment in the case of L. j..
Callnghun under death sentence for tue
murder OF Thomas Breen at Biackfoot
and has seDtenced him TO imprisonment;
for lie.
Representative Joseph Rankin of
Mauitowoc. Wisconsin, died in WASH
ington Monday afternoon, Of Brights
disease pf the kidneys. He was elected
10 the Porty-eiSht Congress and r~e-elect-
ed to the Forty-uiuth ConsIess- He
had been i'll for over a year. His re-
maths were taken to Manitowoc for
burial On Tuesday morning. The
Speaker Of the House appointed a COM
mittee OF Representatives 10 accompany
them.
A san Francisco despatch OF the 25th
Instant says: Calvin Pratt, who frau
dnlently obtained over $4,000 by
means OF forgeries Oh the Pacific Bank
Of this city aud fed to japan, was r.
tnrned here in charge Of Detective Cot
fey on the steamer "City of new York
which arrived yesterday.
1t is undertood. says The Appeal that
olllcS L. boOuulhu viii buCcecu Aukln-
son as Postmaster Of Virginia City.
There is Il current that Geo.
Ernst Viii succeed G. G. PowniDg as
Surveyor General OF Nevada.
Three territorieo nre clnmoring for
admission as States-Dakota Washing
ton and Montana. The bill 10 divide
the Territory Of Dakota upon the line of
the 4Gth parallel and to admit the South
ern portion as u State, is already before
the Senate.
The bill TO admit Washington Terri
tory as a State will be reported to the
Senate and It is understood that
there is no objectioHt2 the admission Of
Montana.
Senator Van Wyck has introduced a
bill "ro prevent the characterization Of
American coin by certain persons in the
United States"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Twill sell at public auction on J. N
Wellslsger's farm at the time Of E.
c. Phillips sale, Tuesday, March SOth,
1885. my young short hOru bull Jack
Frost" fourteen months old. He Ii q
handsome glossy cherry red, very
arge for his age, and by all odds the
best bull calf ever bred in Saline
county, took frst premium at Saline
county fair last fall. His Sire is Capt.
Sale 2d q bull I purchased Of Gov.
CLICK, and his dam Rosemary" took
at our county fair, one red ribbon
one blue ribbon and in 1884 sweep
takes. The animal can be seen at my
barn until saturday 9th inst; call
and see him. Terms same - Phillips
sale. w. R GEIs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-08

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight in the back, loins,
and lower part Of the abdomen, eaus-
ing the patient to suppose he has
some affection Of the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, ss
fiatulency, uneasiness Of the stomach,
etc. A moisture like perspiratiOn
producing 3 very disagreeable itching
after getting warm, is q very COM
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the
application Of DR.. BosankO's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon
the parts affected. absorbing the
dOliors, allaying the intense itching,
and affecting 8 permanent cure
Price Scots. Address, The DR.. BO-
sankO Medicine Co, Piqua, Ohio
and by Oscar Settz.