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The National tribune., 1888-08-23

Husbamd-"p I've some bad news, my dear;
that old bachelor brother Of mine has failed
and lost his entire Fortune"
Wife" Oh, John, how dreadful aud just as
we had named the baby after him. Poor little
fellow"
The National tribune., 1888-08-23
MONDAY. AUG. 20.

In the Senate after the morning hour had
expired, the fisheries treaty was again taken
up, occupying the days session, speeches be-
ing made by Senators Evarts N. Y. and Hoar
Mass against, while Senator Gray (Del.)
favored the adoption Of the measure.
At O'Clock the Senate adjourned.
In the House, during the morning hour, a
bill regulating details Of military officers for
educational institutions was taken up aud
debated, but without prejudice the bill went
over untH Tuesday.
The bill to prohibit Chinese laborers from
coming to the United States vas then taken
up rs unfinished business, and occupied the bal
anee Of the day, remarks IN favor Of the bill be-
ing made by Ir. Hit flil), Mr.. Thompson
(C:Il, Vandever tCal) and Mr. Dinsley Me-
The bill, after being amended was read a
third time and passed, when the House at $50
o'clock adjourned.
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RETIRED ron AGE.

Last Monday Brighten. Absalom Baird, the
senior Iuspcctor-GcHeral Of the Army, was
placed on the retired list under the operation
oi Tie aaaie law that removed Gen. Sherman in
loo4 from command Of the army Gu reaching
ca years Of age. Recently The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE g0ssipped somewhat Of Gen. Baird
aud lst5 eminent military service, AMI there is
40 need uoE to repeat il.
tuesday last, aug. p, Gen. John S. Mason,
The National tribune., 1888-08-23

Mr.RIines.

Belf5rd's Magazine for August is as fiereely,
aggrossiyeiy Democratic and free trade as the
two preceding numbers. Several prominent
free traders have denunciatons Of protection;
several Democrats deuounco Rcpublicauism
generally With much picturesquencss ofepithet.
Having fulfilled in this. way its purpose of
being, il gives a variety Of excellent literary
articles, including complete novel-"Aunt
Saliy's Boy Jack by n. j. W. lie Cato Pub
lished by Beiford Clark q Co., Chicago. Price
% cents.
Although Hsrpcr's MGgqsiae for September is
a Fall number, there are no signs about it of
turning in the scar and yellow leaf On the
contrary, all the leaves retain the yigor and
freshness OF Summer to degree that is sim
ply fascinating. The faueies Of all classes of
readers are catered to-peopie of sentiment,
practical, common-sense people, lovers of fun,
lovers Of felton, and lovers Of fair women and
brave men. THESE aud more too will find
articles to interest tiem in this number. Ar
tistically, the September HGrpel'S is of marked
excellence. f. s. Abbey's Harvest Home"
drawings, one Of which is used as fronts-
piece, reach the high-water mark Of perfection
in their line.
For the first time in its history Tie Century
will devote single issEe-the Forthcoming Sep
tember number-lareely tOeducatcnal themes
The contributions viii include "The Uniyer-
sity and the Bible by 7. I, Munger, plea for
the study of Christian as well rs heather clas-
sizes; Women who go TO College" by Arthur
Gilman and "The Industrial idea Ia EdEca-
ton" by Charles M. Carter. One illustrated
paper is on college Fraternities," with pict-
ures Of % chapter-houses and society halls at
Yale, Harvard aud Princeton, aud other col
leges, and another is on Uppingham: an An
cent School Worked on Modern Ideas" with
a number of illustrations By Joseph Pencil,
and portrait Of the late headmaster Edward
Thring who is said TO be, since Arnold Of Rug
by, the most highly esteemed educator Of Eng
land. There viii also be several important
short editorial articles ard "open letters on
different branches Of thc same subject Other
distinctive features Of the magazine the Lin
coin history, Siberian papers, fiction, etc, will,
however, be retained.
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rellement disposees aux fermenta.
tons organiques, surtout en-
etc, !'eau de seltz 'rend de
grands services, On empAchant
on en- restrsignsnt Ia diarrh6e
des grandes chaleurs, qui est SOU
vent pr6monitoire de Ia dyssenterie
ct de la 6evre typho1de. C'sst que
pacide %carbonique est IN admirable
agent antiseptiQue, CONNIE on dit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quill sop
pose q ia decomposition ct 4 la pu.
trefaction des eaux, en- tuant les
vibrions ct ferlneDts qu'elles rem.
ferment.
L'eau de seltz est dune grande
utilize, surtout sur la table dcs ira.
vailleurs, qui peuvent trouver en-
ellie une boisson don't lis peuvent
user avec avantage pour calmer la
soft, EXETER l'appetit, att6nuer la
debilitation estivale, ct, scion le mot
de Bouchardat, "fortifier restomac
sans Pirriter." En- ne supprimant
pas Ia saveur des wins, en- rehaus.
SAINT meme solvent le govt des
BLOSSOMS les plus mediocres, peau
de seltz fait plus ION Ia dit avant
nous) pour r6primer palcoolisme,
que toutes les societies de tempe.
rance. Ne serait-ce que pour celia,
on doit favoriser lrindustrie des
eaux gazeuses artifcielles pour
pouvoir abaisser encore leur prix,
peu eleve dependant, ct les rendre
ainsi vraiment accessibles a tous.
Nais il importe, 81 pon veut que
l'eau de seltz reste une boisson DO.
pulaire bienfaisante ct 6minemment
hygifnique, que sa fabrication
soft contr6lee soigneusement. De
cette maniere, chacun pourra ct
aucun danger "calmer, scion
le mot du bon Plutarque, les ar.
de Bacchus par lie doux com.
merce des Nymphes."
DIR. E.. MONIN.
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Pendant une crosse pluie d'orage
a Seymour (lndiana) il est tomb6
du ciel sur le sol une grsnde guam
tit6 de poissons don't Quelques.uns
avaient jusqu'a quatre poucss de
long. &c pheuomene, qui s'expli-
que sans doute par le passage dune
trombe au-dessos dun lac d'oh ellie
aura enlev6 les poissons, a fat sen.
sation q Seymour.
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LIE chateau de While, Oh le pre-.
sident Carnot est allie assister au
centenaire de la revolution dauphi.
noise u 6te construct, CONNIE on
salt, par 10 mar6chal de LesdiguiA-
res Qui y depensa beaucoup, faisant
venir des artistes de tous pays
mails Ia main d'euvre ne lui cohtait
pas cher, Car il faisa,t venir, des
oorv6es imposes aux communes
sous peine d'amende ct de fusillade.
La legende s'est empar6e de ces
fats ct raconte meme que le muir
d~'enceinte du paro fut fait, en- une
mutt, par Satan ct son armee de
diables.
Satan propose a Lesdigoiares le
pacte suivant: IL mar6chal parti-
RAFT a cheval de son chateau & mi.
mutt sonnant, ct sen trait On droite
ligne jusqu'au bout du pare. 81 le
muir etait achieve avant son arriv&e
le diable emporterait rame de Les.
diguieres, ct CO n'6tait pas grand
benefce, car ellie lul sppartenait
deja pour les trois quarts ct demi.
Lesdiguierss accspta, partie 4
minuit sonnant sur son foogueux
cheval noir, ct piqua droit devaut
lui. II arriva az bout du pare.
CONNIE les mscons de renfer ALLAH.
ent clore 10 muir, entassant rapide.
ment mellon sur mellon. LIE ma.
r6chal enfon9a ses 6perons dams le
ventre de son cheval, ct le mur fut
franchi dun bond mails les ma.
CONS allaient 81 vite que la queue
do cheval resta prise.
-Pinc6! s'6cria le diable.
MATS IL marechal, tirant son 6p6e
coupa au ras la queue do son che.
val ct sen ALA librement.,
Depuis Tors, on montre Ia ioin.
ture NAL faite du MUIR. On n'syait
pas bien pris les measures, ct le rae.
cord s'etait fait a Ia diab!e, c'est lie
cas de lie dire.
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Une promesss de marriage.

Un singulier process pour non
execution de promesse de marriage
Went de 80 presenter devant le tri-
bunal du Bane de Ia Refine, \ Lon
dres.
Une vieille demoiselle, qui pen
dant dix.sept ans await etc leurr6e
dams ses appearances ct don't tout.a-
coup les illusions s'6taient 6vanou>
les par la mort de son pr6tendu, a
attaqu6 la succession de ce dernier
en- dommages ct interets pour inexe.
cution engagement.
La demanderesse a fat valoir
que le defunt, en- lui promettant lie
marriage, pavait oblig6e a renoncer
d une fort jolie position dams Fad
ministration des postes; lie d6fen-
deur, Representa- par rexecuteur
testamentaire du d6funt, q plaide
quo celu1'cl, qul ne S'etalC pas sul-
eide mails etait mort de 81 belle
mort, await etc empeohe de remplir
SEES engagements par une cause in
dependante de sa volont6 ct que,
par consequent, aucune responsabi.
lite ne lui incombait.
Au grand regret de Ia galerie, lie
jury special, qui await etc appel6 a
Sc prOnoncer dams ce curieux pro.
ces, ma pas Gu a rendre de decision,
les parties interessees ayapt decla-
re, apres une suspension de l'au-
dience, au lord chiefjustice qui pre-.
sidait lie tribunal, qu'elles s'6taient
al1angees entire Giles moyennant
une somme d'argent.
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ABONNEMENT.

On Au--d'avance ..-........ - 90
Cc Numero ~
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An moment de cOnduire Sd fan
Gee q pautel, IN sieur Blair, des
environs de Berlin (Wisconsin),
s'est empoisonn6 avec dc Ia NOR
phine. II parait que cette union
ne convenait pas 4 Blair auquel
ellie await etc imposee, ct il a prefe.
re le suicide au marriage.
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Aux bains de iner.

AUX O1lnS Oo ner.
I'm monsieur rencontre, a midi.
une elegante qui change de toilette
sept gu NUT fols par jour.
La rencontrant ~ensuite, 4 trois
neures dc papres.m midi, dams le
meme costume, |! passe sans Ia \
luer.
-Nous me reconuaiasez done
pasS lui dit.elle.
oh! pandoni CONNIE von.
avez IA meme robs que &c matin. ia
nc poavals pas croire que CO f1t
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L'EAU DE SELTZ.

Cette eau artifcielle tire son nom
de CO fait que primltivement, on la
suscita CONNIE une imitation dune
eau naturelle de Seltz on Settlers,
jadis 4 la mode, mails qui a a%ujour-
d'hui d6sert6 nos tables. Lfeau dc
seltz artiicielle ma, d'ailleurs, rieu
de commun avec sou illustre homo.
nyme du duch6 de Nassau, puts.
qu'elle nest que de reau naturelle
plus on moins chargee d'acide car.
bonique. Jusqu'A r6poque du cho.
l6ra de 1882, ellie nut rel6guee dams
poficine du pharmacien. Ellie en-
sortit a cette epoque, ct dewitt une
poisson hyglenique dc plus en- plus
repandue, surtout apres rinvention
du siphon (1S39), qui en- baissa le
prix dune maniere notable.
Ieau de seltz q, lorsqu'elle est
bien preparee, I'm aspect limpide
ct eftervescent; ellie cause 4 la bou-
che une sensation fraiche, acidulee,
agreeable ( restomac, une chalsur
dooce ct une impression generate
de remontement ct de bien-Gtre.
Lorsqu'elle est prise en- abundance.
ellie amane INT legare excitation
%ebrieuse, accelere Ie pouls ct dome
une tendance au sommeil. Mails 4
dose normale, ellie e~xciterait les
systemes nerveux ct musculaire.
Sur Testomac, FACTION de lean
gazeuse est d'abord stimulante, CO
qul Ia rend utile dams la dyspepsia
atonique avec pesanteur an creux
de pestomac. Ellie calme fort biep
r6tat museeux, 81 frequent en- 6t6
ingeree a petites doses ct glac6e.
ellie arrete les vomissements, calme
la s%ouffrance gastrique ct precipite
Ia digestion languisante. Ennn
ellie augmente les secr6tions ct exc
cIetlons, fluidife la bile, excite
Pappetit ct r6galapise les eyacua-
tons alvines, soft qu'elle augmente
10 secretion des sues gastro-iute.ti.
naux' soft qu'elle excite, dams les
Oversees portions du tube dipestif.
les movements 4 Ia favour des.
quels ~s'opsrent les ph6nomenes ri
completes de la digestion.
Mais c'est surtout an point de
vue de Hygiene privee ct publioue
Cue les eaux de seltz artificielles
ont une importance primordiale. At
our Justifie bien leur success general
eooJonrs %crolssant, ct leur remar.
4uaole generalization dams la.
erands centres. La Oh les eaux
sont solvent pen a6r6es ct natu.
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La plus importante vente de be.
tail qui ait jamais en- lieu al Etats.
Unis a etc conclue ces jours der
niers au Kentucky. NJ: C. Alex.
ancer, propri6taire dune ferme
ayant $4,000 acres d'6tendue, a
venda dun seul coup $50 vaches
GU bouts ~engraiss6s pour atre ex-
p6dies Gu Angleterre.
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E.. B. AYO,
NOTARY PUBLIC
oHc9 at Ce1aune's s+.-
1yJanl5 81
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for C,,.
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. r.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
BIains Corns, and all Skin Eruntious
and positively cures Piles. or no nus
required. 1t is guaranteed to give nsr
feet satisfaction, or money refpnded
Price 70 cents per box. For Sale =.
Thibodaux Drug store. ~
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ATTENTION!

My friends and the puUi,c are Gorlu-u Tim.
l have opened q Grocery in the Red .rnr'
opposite the Thibodanx Bridge, wher,
l will keep constantly on hand a full supply
ct Groceries. Provisions, Wines and Liauors'
Give me . call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHH
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Ayanttou le materiel n6cessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'executer tour les Ouvrages ty
pographiques aui nous serOnt comics Les
brets d'avocat, cartes d'affaires, entates De
features, tickets d'habitatiOn, blancs, circu-
iaires, etc. seront imprimts dansle plus BRET
d6lai ct 4 des prix moderes.
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On connait la c6lebre r6ponse de
Get etudiant PEASANT ION exsmen
dc physique. LIE professeur lui
demande:
-Qu'est-ce que peau?
L'6Ieve repond que c'est I'm com.
pose d'hydrogane ct d'oxygane.
ETC., etc.
-Qaels sont les divers emplois
de peau: reprend IL p~rofesseur
-L'eau, poursuit l>9lAve, est en-
ployee CONNIE moteur industriel ::
Giles fait tourner des roues de mou.
lin. Ellie est utile 4 la f1condation
des plantes. Ellie sert quelquscois
dams pappret des NETS. Eudn, ellie
est 70 principal clement de propret6.
Alors le professor:
-Cherchez bleo! ma t.elle pas
encore un autre emploii
LfelSve rougit ct dune voix timi-
de r6plique:
-Je n'osais pas l'ajouter, mails il
= q des gems qui en- boivent.
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SCROFULES.

Les Sczofulss Of toutes Leo maladies scro.
fuleuses, telles que Ulceres, Plates. Erysi-
poles, Ecs6ma, Pustules, Imp6tigo, Tu-
meurs, Charboa, Furoncles, Clous. ct
Eruptions de In Pesu, sont 10 resultat
direct do limpuret6 du sang.
Depuis plus dc Quarante ans, Ia SALsEPA-
REILLE D'AYER est %reconnue CONNIE ragent
lie plus puissant pour le purifier. Ellie de-
livre le systemic dc toute humeur malsaine,
enrichit ct forti6e 10 sang, expulse toute trace
de traitement mercuriel, SO montre en- un
mot rennemi redoutable ct irresistible do
toutes les maladies scrofuleuses.
Une Gu6rison R4cente d'Ulceres
Scrofuleux.
al , q quelques mois, j'etais afaig6 dull
ceres scrofuleux aux jambes. Files etaient
entiees ct enhances, ct les plates dechar-
gaient des quantities de matieres putrides.
J'employai sans success une grande variete de
remedies. En- dernier resort j'eus recours d
Ia SALsEPAREILLE D'AYER ct lie resultat
obtenu fut DIES plus satisfaisants, mes ulceres
ont disparu, ct ma sante s'est grandement
amelioree. Je vous suis tres recOnnaissant
pour 10 bien que votre medicine ma fait.
Je suis, avec respect,
Mrs. ANN O'BR1AN."
14s Sullivan St., New York, a JUN, 1852.
CT Toutes les personnes int&ress9es
sOnt invites d De rendre chez Madame
O'Brian.
L'ecrivain bien connu du Boston Herald,
MIR. B. W. BALL, de Rochester, NH, ecrit en-
date du Z JUN, 1882:
"Souffrant cruellement de rEcz&ma pen
dant des annees, ct ne pouvant trouver de
sO~ulagement dams aucun remede, je me servis
de Ia ~SALsEPAREILLE D'AYER, ct au bout
de trois mois j'obtins une guerison complete.
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10 petit comble final
lie combls du malheur pour nm
oa'gn"ur, c'est de % noyer dana
ane vague. .inqui6tuds.
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ANNONCEs.

"a carre de l0lignes; lere insertion 81 so
:. .. ome IS
&C " Insertion add. SO
Toute annonce indiqnsntla profession
.uas mar an. Is 90
Annorces de candidats. Iavance 90. 10 90
N6crologie. par ligne --.-..---:-... III
TOute annonce commercials ruhllee alan-
nee sera ins6ree All taux de 50 cents par pou-
CO pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour
lea insertions subseIuentes.
Toute annonce don't lie nombre d1nsertions
nest pas specific sera inser6e jusqu'a nouvel
ordre au taux ordinaire.
ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
yorAnY JoR Pass.
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Tn affreux rodeur de barriAre
comparalt en- cour d'assises e; il .
assassin6 un malheureux visillard
sans defense.
-Votre profession
-Casseur de cai!loux.
Et II Jette un regard menacant
feroce sur le crane chauve du
president.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-01
Horrible Crime.

Under date of Nov. 80, a st. Louis
dispatch gives the following details of q
horrible crime:
The details of terrible outrage, MUIR
der and suicide came FROM Nevada,
Missouri, yesterday. The outrage was
committed about eight miles south of
Nevada Wednesday. Miss wray, &C.
companied by George Carb. who taught
the district school and boarded OF Mrs.
Wray's. went to the city. Carb returned
Wednesday night alone md said the
girl had been dragged from the buggy
and murdered by two unknown men.
The body was found in q clump of bush.
es near the road side. The woman g
throat was cut from ear to ear. Carb
Was placed under guard AMI during tho
night committed suicide by taking pois-
on thus escaping lynching. The
Coroner's inquest developed the fact
that the girl had been outraged and
then murdered.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-01
II wo Lucky Men.

On the 18th of October this paper an
nounced that lightning had struck in
Vancouver, or the same thing, a streak
Of luck that made some excitement. In
September M, Q. HarelI. a lahorer on J.
@. Proebstel's farm bought one-twen-
tieth of ticket 36,755 in the Louisiana
State Lottery, and that number drew
the big $500, 900 prize on October eth.
j. G. Proebstel owns half of this Harell
ticket, which entities the holders to
$4,000. The ticket was deposited for
collection with Wells. Fargo & Co. s.
Express Company, ut Portland, Ore gon.
The collection was promptly honored by
the Louisiana State Lottery at New Or
leans, and the money, gold coin, is now
in Portland ready to be paid over upon
proper receipt for it. Both the lucky
men are honest grangers, and, as their
heads are level, will know just where to
put their unexpected wealth to do them
the most good. Vancouver (Wash,
Ter } Independent, Nov z.
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How He Advertised.

A gentleman, living in a small city in
the West, had inherited consumption
from his father, and the doctor told him
he must die. He stopped taking their
weakening physic and tried DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. In three
months he was strong end we'll. Tho
gentleman's neighbors knew how sickly
he formerly WAS, and asked him to
state in public how he had been cured.
He advertised to lecture on q certain
evening, in the public hall, and there
was large audience present. This
was his lecture: A picture of himself,
before, and one after, he tried the
remedy. and FIVE empty bottles Of
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He
said nothing, but convinced his audi
ence just the same.
It outrivals all-Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy,
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$4,000. This nearly approaches tho
value of all the taxable property in the
county. and how tho bondholders are to
be paid at present is puzzle.
Nevada hay being cured without
being exposed to either rain or dew,
Is said to be the best obtainable in the
United States. 1t is regularly shipped
to the Atlantic States to be used in feed
ing valuable racing stock. In the al
falfs hay there is SO much saccaharine
matter that hogs eat it greedily and
fatten. on it.
There is much talk Of split in the
ranks of the g. A. r. in Indiana,
caused by the charge that that society
is q Republican political machine.
Col. j. M. Walker, Assistant Adjutant-
General of the G. A, q. Department of
Indiana, states, however, that no ap-
plications for withdrawal have been
made, SO far as he knows. He also
states that he has numerous letters
from Democratic veterans stating that
they had no intention of withdrawal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-01
A Word to our Patrons.

The year 1883 is drawing to q close
at which time it is customary to make
annual settlements and prepare for the
opening Of the New Year. We pay
cash for paper, ink, type and other
material, as well as cash to our work
men. hence like any other business, il
requires cash t. publish newspaper.
Under these circumstances we are un-
der the necessity of calling upon our
patrons for prompt settlement OF their
accounts both for subscription and adj
vertising.
There are few, n very few, SUBJ
scribers who have paid nothing for the
INDEPENDENT since jan. l, 1887, at
which time we took control of the
paper. To such persons we have only
to shy that we cannot publish q paper
for nothing. We have waited patiently,
trusting that their remittances would
come in due time; we shall continue to
send them the paper until Jan. /, 1889,
at which time tue 1NDErENDENr will be
discontinued to all subscribers who are
two years in arrears. We are COM
PEELED to take this course as q matter
of self-protection, but we trust that nc
one will be dropped from our subscrip-
ton list. Please take notice and gov.
ern yourselves accordingly.
11-3O 2w.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-01
bond Purchase.

The Treasury Department, under The
circular of April 18th last, has purchased
500, 494. $50 worth Of bonds not yet due,
at premium Of $1s, 225, 1893 81. This
reduces the surplus in the Treasury to
500, 1000 900. The only available means
Of disposing of the surplus at present Is
by purchasing bonds, which will not be
due for some years yet, at whatever
price the bondholders ore willing to Sur
render them.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-12-01
Stolen Horses.

I have lost forty head of horses, some
branded thus. SO on loft taigh (6g-
ures and connected) this brand has
probably been changed 80 IA to repre-
sent doub!e.heat. The other horses
are branded r on left shoulder. For
information that will lead to the arrest
and conviction of any purity or parties
for stealing any horses with the above
brands will pay 800 reward, and also
s5 each for the recovery of any Of said
horses.
IL. r. HAwLEY.
HowE p. o., AITURAs Co., IDAHO, Nov.
%. 1883.