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The sun., 1891-07-12
STEER .iSD RHINOCEROS.
The Domestic Animals IFard.carnrd yic-
tory Over "a Thlck.rkInned VI Monst~r.

80 Prom the G.os~ 0,mocra,
GS1yssTcSa osa Jr!y ", 2sne9f'pg .xetng
nessrd one nboht ton years aro iLat bent any
WAS laugbl that tho 'hacsleycrs az INC Hot
tento:s sailed their q; Y;Hr!., could be tnnGht
assistants IN war: Thar ihey. w"nl Gu,r,
kick. aud ramplo t" death with inrre'libi ,Gry
my an my, bn, were rerfsm'.y friendly and !.
own kran!. Whether this IS true or NOT. have
never been able 10 definitely determine nt
during u slil lrt so ogrn In south Africa at thr
i,me mentioned ! saw what convinced me OF
Their cro'ity IN iIEiiinG;
.or unc,e wa! was n'hsiGG = iogt"ns in
mercnn ile nur.nit;. nni stonse abby or
wae.o IHnisome Wis ami bright :ii dren
made me almost torGcl 'heir Color The eli
%fs" Mni. 'nn iay csd III! o n spS nHvn in n
could rnnIn:sn any tsnst on onrth TN.
second nigh, Of ny staY, i: was limo Of lu
night, nnd found nv host and his oldest n. u
ser,n"d SEE We Very inpiiicn', ' and yo"ng omSk Sfi
him on, mt 'he srnee n irn1 Of his, fathers
stood shifting the air, slnGing his head, ~
hs long, h"a9tifnl horns ,:!istened in ti3
'osigs aaa ansi,sy hs S@ SpSSSs On
ropt q nskins what u meant; WHOM
heavy ,, ,rnnninG so, so"n'l nnlrnnsh"a ".
q mngnihrent. specimen of u horr bio lnollng
brute. which saw 1T II riInc0 WAS "a rain cc-
ios: ! AT once sprhDE ior my Eun, ana my host
and his son did the same. all III which took but
u second, Tho rhinocerus htl stood moro
giancing from us t. Iluln. We conil scarcely
500 Ms disgusting lltile eycs an't d!slikni %
lnko chances on shoe ing in the moonlight,
for our e. Ms were loG led with lsHden bullets.
un,I 30 ihivk ac. tho skins OF those animals
that iron or tin bullets nre used for hunting
Ihenl. We wsro saved ANY trouble. however,
for HulO, with u below. gave ch.lilengo TO COM
lat nnd he dun -lpoking IiIr %! llo ID ana bono
accepted with his llnluesiionaIe cnnrnGe.
"A rIish. u crash. and ilu!o wa. hurled twenty
icof. portunster tho horn Il his enemy hni
nut caught him. and tho first rush Ind taught
him u losson, With wary but wonderfully
unirs movements he waa now in frOni ana now
on cacE side Of hs pnnd.rous enemy. HIS
oanliUl sharp horns were like Keen swords
bar di not riercs 10 tLicl SIX IN. az he eyhent-
" hoped thev would. SIN he i;ept nm the light
after an hou, had g6ne by as hrayey MS nj first,
Thr rhnosreros was clumsy and dull. hut
n"t.lLg could withstand his assauis and 1t
seemed as II ho won d never tire Hc world !
make u rash at lin'r. ami ~ soon M Jiu.os !
horn" would Gnt him Ia the Sides and nnnks /.
h. woGli inrn AMI rush ~ hIul again Fila iy
! llS ,onDg ball shovel siSGs % IA i-ue. and
r"aE. Her, hr nni !n!rrrr"I-, rnr"s on t!w
below winch nai%ly Indicated 10y, NC matter ,
tYrn, Hnlo was 1eiirl MIN, lrarns his lr,ssS 10
horns OF his, While tho blood ran in srrenms.
The sun., 1891-07-12
FOUND 4 MILLION ADRIE'E.
doe MarsIiaIrs story OF IA Old-tIme Mis-.
- sisslppi Flood and I.evce Fire.
From ne 81 Eouis Repnb,ic.

from me 81 koaS Rephbu.
IN he s9uth end G the ely called
very signiIicant name OF Vide Poche !enpty
sss4, gSsks ssSs ,ssSs Sn eve Of the HT
Fortunate frsncbmen Who ss.tleI tied in In % caronde. de-
houses lie acaSired great 1ea Of prorerty re rere
~ y, DID al ths old creoles aud when more &C.
and bsrnn 10 "a worh
he lost 1t uil through carelossness and bad
manrgenent ltmay not be generally known
and inll are best told in his own words:
rive thea. Tho river wns booming aud il was
unsafe to so ont on II IN small ut. That
Louis wos iiued with boats which stuck their
nows SO close togo her: In order to Eet to tue
river front. ami when II fire broke out on ono
boat ths ether, were SO tightly wedged in rhat
all day. and in the evening the river Was Il
issinE torrent. ready to tar away its hanks or
iy i in its mad conrse through the I luI Of is
steamer that venlured from the bank ont in;o
m % eScs Gsm @ s Soass ilsrs fls Sr%s %s
4 ranlr. Soma .ut tile passengers who .were
make sure al iheil sta!e.oums last their lives
in the Panic which followed. and others lot
'f y,aS|iss n q rolf,y he loss M.s imsss @ oSh
lire was distinctly visible IN yids foche and
,!nor an my nsner SAT u and kerI watch on ne
!nein IL n2lrb'o Wo waited, long. but no Vie
abo 10 XIV give @ ~ TIC WcH we ,I saw a. aus " in ~fs ths
current a iark object lhnt appearet t" DO u
ra', J., s'.nt swiftly ininvew. ,,nd ~ Il pms ed
ing OF 10 raft which he had constructed OF
Imnr u I" pressryoIs ,a and and on which he f1ntt.i
wo dve 70 y BE- very or S SlnSo "sH G%a Gs.oye s
sRin %o ,iisd toward lin. lin. 'Ia At ;hat moinons on
l .ow s VIZ MSSa rSSSps IL m a.. IN OF IN" whrr ogs
wont DOM. No rowed about tho sr't 10 pick
n rome nttnchol 9 II; Mi pnrtnsr wanted 10
Iii. ,roro, as 1t might 10 ussim'. lie rumm sn"si
pl,l:nG Il in bMt Lelors he had gotten nu h Of
.n n We "a warsoa es ensg nMsy s 1e IL s .ns
"r'Tht ',t w oILer snd q ffbs ffb rsno, o. ~ "'
" hn I.y li' ,nsk was finished. nnd. ~ a le-
had INST ssen drown beloro our eyes. VIZ fonmG
ws hnd tbecnr ,whrh h" value more. lhln
ritinGs. and did no opei ii, bnt put il care.
le..l hcI"rr INV slinnty.
4s |ss eS fi% Ss sesqs Il s
VINO MT nerished r., ON. on mo bop,s ABOUT o'cck
anr i eSfrs ssa sxsd sSys dowf s to ws hs
ncc nipanied by a cons able. They asked me
4 hal soon cheat floating down the river. |
he "wreru ITO cheat which contained his |
whole fortune--m ore Than n m,Ilion. The mnn |!
locked him IN his stateroom % perish and RED |
10 maze or with The ireasurs In tic way De- I
scribed. -
n told HIN OF his brothers. deatI. mn he |
rema ked: Poop iellnw ] f"rcI,o lin and /
-hni NOT tell fntlierofh - nttcmp'sd crime Ito /
the "iiy NJ ihe tin" nnd after tnting me tho
,ieh e1t u ,oon, where We had tho best In t',,' ,
house, lie sayh ,hu Sh.i 0) 10 krop Liie wILnis :
ilH,rnuIe: ~ ID isut lot III name br known ,
Wbnt did no with th. ,.0OE / li.ai iIkoa
gen lcuian ON IL Tor u year II
Did eyer see the genilnmsn pgan? SrS f.
iuiie often: re Is oao ol tho loaing mon OF 81.
Louis to.duy"
The sun., 1891-07-12
rs 1T GREATER THAN NTiGzR4a
Mr.. Brynnt's Proposed VISIT to the Grand
. Fail. In taDrador.

From the r"i'dd>l,hid Rrthtd.
The mystery which has always h,ng, over
To he rienra nwnW ~ n. us, snI IN e
the scientific Morli will know whether the falls
In Grnh,l, "r HnmlIton kiycr nre the greatest IN
the world. or whether the previous accounts
have been grently exaggerated, Hcury q.
Bryant. a member OF me PHILADELPHIA bar. ar
and Will sail to.dny from, ST. Johns. Newfound-
innd. on the next to tho last stage ol the
Only two whito men have ever seen the falls
SO far asis known. and t9er both pace the
higII In The service oi ths andson Bay Gem.
pnny. and. although they snw thp falls at differ.
par partieuisr % Maeisan. the % frst 10 'a roach ~ ths
scene s9nd1Stsd @ an eSpeasion or into me IL.
ksnncav shed them nasr ,s Enidanee oi
nm IroGuois Indian, who had spent most OF his
III; in Labrador. The native Indians give the
current among. them that they are haunted 81
evil sp,rj,s, and thnt no man can looi uron
AhoSs W tie ialls the river is said to be- 800
slIS 4 ,nis aseoaas r. rns then
hoi,rd from slcii a stupend"us Height. Mag
herhs IS "ny lsi isp. T6e Ke iamoSs fas ps sf o
Tn,nhesi nre bnt 100 feet. In the Yosemite
broken Inio three leaps md tho volume Of
wniei is 10. equal Ena, t, lint Of the Grand Falls
oiLRpratoE Ibus taxing into account tho
combination NJ height and volume. these
,, Grand taiis Of Labrador throw ali others into
4 tail OF 1900 reet has generally con re.
Gardeg us utterly incotmeivabs. however. and
varlon. efforts have been maze "a verify the
has H1ssaS Of sp Sxona hsrusS GSssy N lss
all effort TO reach The falls but his provisions
give out when he supposed himself within
atsoiptsIy forced 10 70 back, w ~ "
Mr. Bryent hus carefully studied the sitca-
much care. that. bis success il. regarded as
assured. He sailed from New York on June
IL nd Hsshsa st tT1 days H;
i"r rattle Harbor. on the Strait Of Beils Isle.
post OF the Hudson Bay Company. in Hamilton
Inlet. from where tw o days aail will land him
Journey Of 800 miles ua tie Grand raj i Hiver. '' 'as'
Besides himself and Prot. keniston Mr.;
brySHIns hopes to take at9qt eicht indians And
journey up the river will be made 10 canoes
which must be carried around the many rapids
weeks. and on that estimate Mr.. Brysnt, viii
and 70 sSona oe
his M Idea l is: h9wsyer 70 come back By dii-
city NJ. Bryant. speaks very hopefully OF bis
trip. The French priest. q very Intelligent man
feet. :" -. -.
=. Mr. Bryant. the head and front OF the expe-
ditIon, is o graduate Q Of Priuceton College. and !
was admitted to- the 'Phiiadeiphia bar in 1886. |
most Of his time to travel and scient tito studies
HIS present venture is undertaken solely on |
puted question Of the height Of the great falls |
and; II successful, vii; make him famous in the |
world ot science and travel; He has a wide
boy yond the coast have ever baen visited BY |
white men. and only the barest outline OF its |
Is known. - -.
The sun., 1891-07-12
NOTHING CHINESE, IN THIS.
An Old.Tine Examination for Place on
the BOSTON, Police Force.


tion that Edward h. Savage. who has Just heen
appointed chief probation officer for SunoE
shs boson p6se ores @
Ills name had been sent in with those Of
other candidates about week before the time
OF the occurrence which is related below but
for reason to him unknown no announce
mont had been made oil favorable or unfavors
able action upon his application.
He was alone gloomily brooding over the
fey on
when there entered the crack member of the
force. in point OF physical power and prowess.
a combination OF about equal parts OF good ma
ture and iron muscle.
Mr! and as hs r Teauns en
ls's$ %sl: sf.wfsn J% sns ASKED Mr. Savage eagerly.
bali With a smile. Marshal TuEey says the
s sHhse sass asPSs's sSa
namssd sMpnrf yho lnsde special investigations
ihs masssal sen. me down to ry you and
I'm here to DO il I've come to test your '
@ esd tic AFFAIR sas
e far ior 70 tell the TRUTH I'm sick and tired
No sooner had the candidate thus expressed
himself than he was erabbed about the waist
By Kimball and pushed backward out OF the
room ana aa IN the Kitchen whicn was upon the
= The assault had been made sc. quickly and
with such impetuosity that himball bad pushed
from which It was his intention to cast hfm into
ss Saf S.oIs s n.
pose any suceessfnl resistance.
Just before the door was reached. however.
headquarters and change tho direction OF the
course which they had been taking.
sS ~ sssG asss svR esn ssss WIN %
month OF February. BY tho time the men had
come opposite the window tho tide OF battle
he then. BY u herculean final effort hurled his
Antagonist through. carving away glass
shsh. and frame. 10 the CONSERVATION and dis
may OF the betterShaiyes OF the Two men who 20
Savage had not been able to diseneage him;
selffrom Kim balls close clasp when the tnal
soft. yielding snowbank his weight caused the
crack 20 iceman's form to sink out OF sight.
The wives OF the belligerents Joined in tho
wh lens ren adie and % %toceher they
cy. Mr.. Savage. meanwhlle. having torn mo
greater part Of KimbaIrs clothes 10 pieces.
scratched and bruised his face.
When kimbGll got upol his feet he was az
savage in mood as the victor was in name; opt
him that he was the only one to blame so ths
whole thing ended In a hearty laugh all around.
Sayage's parting salute to kimball was; g..
s.s pretty S0ens eomo desn
your prime. TO try 1t on poor. broken-do oi1
man. Go back and tell the Marshal a.
he'll come down here with his little squre III
The following Monday Mr.. Savage wasa ap.
saiars suIHsse Of s1.aY1a. 71' ''''' ''' "
The sun., 1891-07-12
A No.as:c Family Reunion.

IF MiDntrfow% y. T., Jnly Il.-Theie was n
remarkable family rcnn!on tic ether dny at
the ho,heot ihc EeH, rlich Et.iers at North
willie. ~ y. Minister Spiers is himself 02 yen II
Old, nnd Lis wife. Mary Coleman Snir.s. is s.
Tho pair were VISITED ~ Mrs Erirr,'s twln
ir tttr.. 'hc l"v. II. Il. Coleman Of Fou du l.ac.
,"l+' apd H. H. r0icmii, ul"v"rsv 10 y. y.
WHO wcre horn IN iccrmlsr lSan sni arc be-
lln,-' 10 hst e"!d"s' iwins in'ito State THO
n.cl Tour ar, auto w"I r.scrreI nni nctiv..
ara tiey made u il!-iimhge together to The
Secandaga River In The town Of Northumpton.
The sun., 1891-07-12
LIGHTNING STRUCK TIE BIG BALLOON
An Aerial Monster Quickly Collapsed By .
Flash Up Aioft.
From, The Chicdgo TrfJinr.


While six men were making desperate en- en.
deRvor to hold the monster balloon ~ + ftLW. In,-
seconi street and Cottage Grove avenue uu
Ing HE storm last night the ropes broke ana M ~. y
careened oysr on 1t, side. burying four o. ,, ,ns
men. just then came viva dash OF lSh'nlnE'
followed by loud report. - ,,,st xi,b
n dstonation that Wa heard Ior miles aroundd'
Two OF the men under II were Dauik " put tawn @
pedestrians IN the vicinity were Rh"rai raSsiIedi in
the neighborhood. and the Fire Depar'meu'
came changing npon tho scene ,.o,, parj,
especially for the Fourth of July 1t was ~ 70
mains was insufficient TO M II an ana iner9 ere sbip N
900 and when The storm , came Y, nnnls .ns
ncronnuls, Eugene Go darl and Pillas fan'''
teeame soil i'ous for lis sniSty. 10y yv.rny repair.
The aeronau's had spent the eyenhs !opnI, oppnI,.
nnces When tho rai -Gn- ct the sns siSrh s.isy ap
moossa oy we're ,ns cS'r S,a rcW ", sonss
ever. they took tho rrerautlon 10 iltIh,,nA ,n aI
III Jennings. hut werr iinhily c1,i'lr,.', ,onn was
located in tho co tre ct u naGnni ~ ip', raye the
open stretch OF territory nr1Ihu II I'''
rising wind iui and free scope Il, i,s size. out
Ihn hug" air shin. mnlcstl' III ' 20 AMI (r0,
lined agn ~ an inky SKY. SWh'e'a w unoTe and
each ,lme siraining i'.n Gmy rsao.,.I aTrI ~ force.
more rs ne Gnst. o. wnn n',nt "'I t"Il brr' .hont,
al I,rof Goidnid, n" y" "iiS Il va, ,' -
nish' and main on n tw"i'n,crnnt,o n,rn, rNnls: this
Ou, Sts. Ne 'lll. il.I"
Th, wnd mi ~" Hst o.:, 70 Ns Ely sIfG "a lis IS
nriiii"r did tho balloon, liHrlis n,I Wien The
replied to he ram"n os.er %"n'ns si.s, o Wild
ihn. ANY thnt hnd ro,lr before, 'W so many
"ral ~ the guy ROPES Srdpi'H Ia ,'tin rolled
,hrcn IS OF : TX and tue capt"" a'F S'"
over On - ri ~. ,h.,r ,,,,i,tants
were hrIIci Icnealh n, It'"'s ,hnt mad ne.
had tin,o 10 r.nlirn iha 'uiSio" re W" ",,m",nug
allrn their companions u H., on an ii1wei
b!inGci their ewes ana Hu r"iios o'' +, by
Tbs nousrIi, the vi ,nttr "o'r si"% i,,'nt. were
M ctrthrnaks Goddard nni ians,s ans badNy
EnucEe from twenty 10 lur'y '"t' a nv dts 'is
Luru~d about ile ficn and lsH , ~ trrmen
nirtmont Wil4 called lu' wh'h u,o ashes
i,rrirrd ihur lnInd uuthln- hh' !" h'o0'
mr.. u sironE oGoro' gaa .,,.,.,. ,,hi, feet OF
gas an, WHAT Was not "e"mNl Wv 'MV w'nd ia. Q.
Ming SaS rar.t ii ~ ,hrA' -. ~ m,,Y,,"atei
iunr" lpr',.. NHttI,as h'rAe 90, r, ,,.. "n aGl
n,nl,"u wiatowa al r,lf"'" i"- 'e" W
r.pii4.d 10 rnuir IL .nvNrnl liousehp''., and
IN, ,ro grron..ut, were b.Ly niis'o w.S
nrnol but wi, recover TA' Oa'o'"
partially insured.
sarsnac inn IN ia,a hours. via Nsw io'A ''N
Through kieel soc time tayIe.-ll|,
The sun., 1891-07-12

The NJ i'apr MAY never npsn,d y" b. 'ian'''
auh t- 'anon, Old resort II ram W hiing No. ths
best psUNo " Il innrn noaTr 10 New N"rk an ryrr
h"taf.. rullInR Uuvi pAr.vr ear ls~vss sia:nn.
nom rooi al Dtsbrossrs And ''artiHn ~ "rerr
Week DAY NJ y. N., and 'nhhinv aver Tho Puinsrr
N.ba fsi r".i, r-.chss tue .ae n; Giin y w. Those
cTslnnt iasi!.a are ln,'asneina .arsr nm'hrr % -,
oi tho s"uth Jersey coast Ihe bathing l"stinE ard
The sun., 1891-07-12
DOCTORS Mccoy and WILDMAN,

S Fast 4cd street near Grand Central Depot ana
broadway, corner 1+th street New York. and iS1
Montague street Brook!yn where All snr.b. are
symptom blank. Address ali mA to East 42d street
once hourss to II A NJ. Ito NJ. Ito p. N. daily
Sunda dayR, % TO L. A. N. '
The sun., 1891-07-12

man has been well spent Thes have rooted on In. ~
ease and hss different hoy now nes gained nesh an,
he's rot a,yoOi coior why, he ricE THAI n"u
10 take him ont of school: bsE he's all right now
don't hesitate to speak through the spspsrs
ico very grateful To Drs Mccoy ana widman ior h.,
they htvs done for my boy" George said 10 ihe ".
The pnctors took lot Of tunors ont OF my uoss and
tlien found conlh breathe again My throat a. sn,
aud J used TO hawk up chunks of white and y.lns
mucus That's all gone iiVw anil feel my fath,,
hayk like another bov. thanka to prs. McCoy and VIA
man" Mrs. strnnv was fonnd at home with her bshy
She told tho reporter that Drs Mccoy AMI Wildmsn
Ind done wonders for her and that he diWs.
eny boy. Tho sranga think AWFUL lot Of their son
anil they talk to the reporter thcy couldn't AZ
enough for Drs. Mccoy aud wtldniait w
Drs Mccoy and Wdman furnish all IN medicines fr,s
aud their charges for treatment so low that ths
are " thin tho reach or all T
The sun., 1891-07-12

garanac inn IN Iai1 hours via New ioIA Ns'~
Through siceIers. soc time t.1e.-La'.
The sun., 1891-07-12


,on ND catarrh for ,Ss
u tsIi years. lie ,n,
" when lie had dip'tt.n
when We lived IN "a
.Ueet liz couIJns
breathe through his n...
uei'a'i ~ breathe tiltg !,
MS mouth. Ills moss yc,.
all stopped IN. lis VS.
nh tho verge of cpnsumn'
Won ! thought he va.
nnihr INTO cuhsnmp,iyn'
when ] sent him 10 i,,s
NcCuv ana Whitman. il.
Tore sent him th,rsI
rot M everything / ava,
rsard Of.-Ali sorts ~
atrht medicines hut
'Ny didn't do any sood
at ! had q doctor Nv,
Gorge too, hut he dldnt
- MIN any good tthrss
away lots Of money hr,
the money | have snsn,
= sA .I. N.s tFNHL
The sun., 1891-07-12
SAVED HIM IN THE NICK Of TIME.
.cA1ARh" VAS tADARMINING rouyo
s1RANC's COAsrITt1IoN.
Hhsn Lrs Mccoy and rif,r,sou Taor u.
MIN and hooies om ,hc Di,casr after oo,..
Docfors and Patent Hoi;rjyc, ,,,.,
Father, Goner. and Son 7cu the S,,r, >.
a. hcDDrter.

Young George Sirang lives al . ~ rhi,, ,-
rornsrnt isoi street hGis brirht boy on mus.
lnia her Charles sirng. ~ ~ THE unpIDy nj n Yen
~ ..m'rn. arl 'nnson iAvos Ra'r5sd In. f,IS. NV
~ fepoeer ~ tns tMnhd house at I,sth
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-04
THE GLASS IN USE.

An Enormous Showing for That Industry
I'm tho United States.
What lot of glass there is in the
world when one comes to think about
it. Some slight idea of the vastness of
the amount of glass used for
windows and mirrors may be OBJ
tanned, says the Buffalo Com
mercial, when it is stated that for sew
eral years past the sum OF money an
nually paid in premiums for insurance
has reached close upon $7O0,O09. sum
representing glass to the actual value
of S23, 900, 900.
Nor does this by any means include
the whole of the glass thus used, for u.s.
suredly there are many people who dc
not insure at all, and some who only do
SO partially. In n large hotel now build.
ing in New York city there will be
5000 sashes, each about four feet
square, without counting the large win.
dows on the ground floor.
A still better idea of the quantity o.
glass used throughout the Unitet
States may be obtained from the csti
mates that during the coming yea
there will be manufactured and inn
ported some S9500,O03 square feet o.:
plate. mirror and sheet glass. In detail
100000 square feet of plate, 40, 900, Oot
square feet of window or sheet glass,
100000 square feet of mirrors and
100000 square feet of colored, ceiling,
floor and roofing glass.
This is all to be manufactured in the
United States. Then there are orders
III hand abroad for importation into
America amounting to 100000 square
feet Of mirror glass, $4,000, 900 square
feet Of window glass, and 800, 900 square
feet of colored, ceiling and roofing
glass.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-04
Floating Coal.

Durlng the several freshets which
have occurred in the Susquehanna river
the last spring n vast amount of ''culm"
from the anthracite coal fields 1oated
down the river with the debris, coming
out of the North branch and it's tribu-
taries. Large quantities of this culm,
or coal dirt, which was washed from
the huge banks Of that material ut the
conl breakers, lodged ut the he ads of the
several islands opposite and above the
city, and recently parties have secured
tons of it by digging it out OF the sand
and screening it, producing n good
quality Of pea ind chestnut coal for
boiler use. A considerable quantity of
egg or large sized coal is also gathered
from the bottom of this river, where it
has lodged among the gravel, nnd is re-
moved in n perfectly clean state. All
the larger sizes Of coal have become
more or less rounded by the action of
the water. Tons of this material are
gathered during the summer when the
river is low.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-04
A box OF Coin,

Inc Louisville Couricr-Journal has
discovered n thinker" near there whose
love Of money is nothing short of re-
markablc. 1t says he has not spent
more than ten dollars in his entire life.
and he is nearly forty years old. lie
will work for anything, even rs low ms
ten cents day. rather than he idle, and
nil his money he converts into gold and
silver, which he deposits in n box that
he built when boy. 1t is about three
feet squire, and it has been his life.
long desire to fill 1t. This will soon be
accomplished, rs the rude bank is now
nearly full. He is totally ignorant of
the amount in tho box, rs he never kept
any account of it, simply dropping the
coins in through n slit in the top and
never taking my out.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-04
ART GLEANiN6S.

SOME Watteaus have been sold in
London Mt good prices. "L'Occupation
Scion rAge" brought 400 and "L'Ac-
cord Parfoip e3,O75.
MAKERS of porcelain in Limoges,
France, send their most artistic pro-
ducts to the United States. American
taste, they say, is the finest.
"LEs DERNFEREs CARToUcHEs," the
picture which did most to start the
reputation Of De Melville, has been
sold to M. Honiot for 172,00 francs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-04

petent instructors in every depart
ment. ~
But il, on the contrary, the party in
power insists on filing it's corps OF
teachers with broken down political
hacks and favorites, both male and
female, who have no qualifications
whatever for their respective positions
it will in the future. as in the past,
raise its voice in behalf o; the chill
dren of the State and against the
policy that would rob them of their
heritage. ....
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-04

M. Reinha1t has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line OF samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
Of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-04
s. s. S.

= purely vegetable, and perfectly
harmless; the most delicate child can
take 1t with absolute safety. It contains
no mercury or minerals of any kind,
and yet 1t never fails to euro the dis
eases It is recommended for.
Book on Blood and Skin diseases free.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, ca
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-04
Judgement

should b displayed In buying medL
zine above all things. In selecting .
remedy for any disease, Jon should b
positive that It contains nothing inju-
Nous to tho health. Many remedies
On tho market leavo tho patient in .
much worse condition, than before
NAkinD them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-10
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Henrietta will send a Delegation to Fort
Worth to Take Care of Her Interests
More Railroads, More People. Ere


Cores pondenee OF the Gazette
ARCHER CITY. Tex. MAY 6.-At 4 meet
ing of our citizens held last evening the
following named gentlemen were elected Ia
ate, the Worlds fair convention to be-
held in 'ort Worth on Nav L.: Col. +. II.
East. .Iu,'ce. l.. W. Hart. ". w Duris.
JUDGE Dyc,s. Judge Kccr.
Great inter- is felt here in Archer CITY
in the success of this great movement and 4
large fund will b. raised here TO show
Archer county 10 the world what she can
raise in the way of fruits, small grain and