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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-29

should wear n pair OF lne embroidered
slippers, the latest style, just received and
Tor sale at Sanger Bros.
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Providence Il. L., December 2N.-
samuel {. HIodgctt, the recently
dismissed treasurer Of ihc Providence
institution Saving bauk, cmbcllIcd
funds from The bank 10 the amount OF
i27,UyO, this being $4,000 more than
is recoverable from his bondsmcu.
The robherics cover period of eight
years, but thc los, does not affect the
lnsltution, which has Surplus of
nearly a million dollars.
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SHOT ~ the RACK.

Boston, Massachusetts,, December
Is -DauIcl T. Rcynolds,o New York,
called AT the house Of Jarvis Budd, in
Dorchester, and was u-hcrcd into
the parIor whrrc Budd joined him
a servant passing by the purlor heard
Reynolds say, 81 have come for either
your life or the property" Budd
started TO run up stairs, presumably
for weapon, when Reynolds fired
twice, both taking effect, one in the
leg and the other in the small Of the
back. The latter was fatal. Neither
Reynolds nor Budd's family viii cA.
plain the matter, but it ia understood
that there has been long standing "a
loud arising from family aud proper
ty communications. Budd ia "a prom
ncnt resident Of Dorchester and "a di.
rector Of, and largely interested in
Veneer glass company OF this city.
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ladie. Receiving ON New Yel

Warmers Rheumatic Cure at
Il. BEHRRSs.
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GRIMES REWARp.

Nevada, Mo-, December 2S- vii.
liam Fox was executed here today
exactly At D. O'Clock for the murder
of Tom Howard, on May 20, OF this
year. lie nude no address from the
81. Mold, but after the black cap was
put on his head he shook hands with
the sheriff and deputies, when the
trigger was pulled and the cold
bloodcd murderer WAS swung into
eternity. Ten thousand men. WON Il
aud children witnessed the execution,
which took place in u nnluTnl muphi
theatre, half II mile from the business
part OF the town,
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Gents velvet embroidered slippers
$500, Sl25 Sl5O, $40, - 10 and up
wards. at Sanger Bros.
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uaxIsnrs mX rELEGWArH.

Buy hayden ~ CO.'S mems tine custom
made -ho.s OF anger Bros.
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Christmas IT. sout Tor Nuur husband
Buy rnir Of fine Embroidered elipprrs
from niger BROS
The best shoe polish IN Waco at Snr
ger Bro.
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Rough on Tootm,hr," instant rc
lief l5t-l
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A BLOODY FEUD
ENDS WITH A SHOT IN THE
BACK.
Pugilist Arrested for Gambling
rned and Imprisoned for Con-
tempt Dupont Shops
Burned A frank

,ooNL,I LAUNCHED r>to hrm>n
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We most respectfully recommend Mr..
II. BchrinE, and will mid him in selection
ot teeth and dental supplies, ami ask Tor
him the patronage OF the dentists q
Central Texas. Respectfully,
w. Is. CLIFTON,
A. a BIVIII.E,
Iuus. II. LIrsCOys,
GEo. i. MASS,
lD--.avIm A. J.. JOKES.
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SANTA CInu.ntEi IInber-.

cream at Castles Morrison u CO. l2-o.lw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-05

| its own heathens at home are clamOr.
Gus against the abuses Of the republic.
Socialists are calling for q new c0nsti.
tuition. Royalists are plotting to bring
hack the Count of Chambord and his
white flag, Bonapartists are urging
their figurehead candidate. and Com
munists are threatening to Overturn
things generally. Altogether, the sit
uation is peculiar.
This weeks Truth prints the follow.
ing in regard To the condition Of the
Queen: The Queen for two months
has been in state of wild melancholy
which i'm the course of time, IL not re-
lieved, il will probably become very
difficult 10 treat. Her condition has
naturally caused great anxiety, be-
cause Of the tendencies Of her family.
Her majesty and the Princess Beatrice
will. in autumn, go 90 the vicinity Of
Florence, Italy, where they will re.
main two months.
Messrs. A. l.. Williams. Hiram Dill.
lon. Charles Smith and Al.Thomt,sOn
left this morning for q trip to the
northwest. They 20 via Denver and
Ogden to Salt Lake City, and from,
there to Montana. Here they will re-
main two or three weeks, camping out,
hunting and fishing. when Mesers.
Dillon. Smith and Thompson will re-
turn. Mr. williams will proceed to
Oregon. and from there hopes to take
a steamer for the north. possibly to
Alaska and across Behring's Strata.
He will not be home until late In the
the Topeka Commonwealth,
June II.
The Democracy of Ohio, since the
decision Of the supreme Court upon
the liquor law. are good deal like
the tall man who went in swimming
aad some fellow hooked his clothes.
As luck would have IL, he found near
the river an empty barrel, into
which he stepped. and thus clad he
male his way across the fields, hold
ing up the barrel ss he walked, but
dropping and sinking into II when
ever anyone appeared Ia sight, The
Democracy have got the whisky bar
rel behind which to hide. But they
will have TO meet The issue -quareiy
IA they march across the political
fields Of the campaign. 1t won't hide
their n;.keiBess when the votes are
counted.
- hh'upei VI 'apita'-ar navy .oinieh
company IT, build n pneumatic tube
from New Tort Ia Chicago. IL will
he iour inches ia diameter and will be
Used la convey valuable packages.
ri,e tube will cost about 81 ON, 00 aud
IL il calculated will earn enormous
profits. II is further proposed to build
another pneumatic tube through
which grain grain will he sent four
hours only being consumed In transit
for packages and six hours for grain.
The time i not far distant when a
man can shoot his mother-in-law 2 900
miles in two consecutive hours with
out arousing the neighborhoOd and
then blow up the pipe with dynamite
AT a very slight expense. Science Is
slowly but surely making the earth
hammer
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Sherif's Sale.
EArE T.. CARlT.s

KATE E CARITss
Vs. Case No 2us.
WaLIEa AAsp.s ard
Mama NkxDIS slsl
ny VIZ RI Eof sI nrier Of sais is-.,sl at 81 IN.
= district eos!t Of III Fsuneeati !aiIu.ai In.
'rict within asi for the county AZ SaiIa- snd
state Of Ksnszs Ia the above entitled sasa AMI i,
he directed and delivered, Will. aa the
9Th day Of Juiy 4. u. 1888,
At 90 o'clock .. f ,,sl day al IN, essi ioas al
the court house. in the cify OF Saia, Saline .,in-
~, Kansas. offer for safe 4, public iio. tu the
highest and hest bidder f.r cast, In hand tue loi
lowing Described real estate. to-wn
The Hest hall al the north quarter OF sreiion
twenty -four t2tl. township nft@rn ilj) range 6,s
t5i, west In Saline county, kansas.
With tenem-nts. he rcd SINE nis anil appuri.usa-
ees thereunta belonging said real estate IL taken
q. the property Of the aiove-named defendants
and will he sold without spprzisne nt aud without
redemption. and will be sold TO satisfy sail ori-r
of sale or part thereof.
tiirea under my hand this 9Th day al June A. ID
ISIS. e = RADCLIFFE
sheriff of Saline county Kansas
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THE llME-kIlN CLUB.

From the Detroit Free Press.
"Am Purveyor Hopewell i'm de hall
Ills eavenin':" asked Brother Gardner
~ the meeting was called To order.
''Ies, sab" replied voice from the
back row of seats.
Den please step dis way"
Brother Hopewell -huitied forward
with a mixed look Of hope and doubt
ing ON his face He couldn't make
out whether he was to Toe rewarded
tor pulling "A stranger out of the river
the other day, ar court-nartialed for
having a wheel borrow i'm his possess
sion which three different men claim
ell Ia have been stolen from them.
.'Broider Hopewell." continued the
president, "a "A great silence fell upon
the meeting, ode odder day met you
,iown street, an | shouldn' have
knowed who you was il Pickles Smith
hadn't Unidentified you. You had on a
suit of toys dat mus have cost $40"
YES, sab"
You had harile on yer ha'r, you
sinelt of perfumery and yer card q
cane"
YES, sah."
When you walked you acted like q
man who owned half de town, an
when you stopped you struck "A pose
TO show off Yer figger. Brudder Hope
we'll, how much money does yer arm
"a week ."
"'Bout 50, sah."
An how much am you behind on
board:"
Ill 1 s'pects lie bout eben, sab. {"
"Broider Hopewell. you am in debt
fur board, fur cloze, fur butes, fur ci-
CARS, an you has borrowed money
which you can't pay. | has had my
eye on you fur de pas three months,
and | knows all about il. Now, den,
who am YOU"
"Purveyor Hopewell, sab"
a. 'Zactly-'Zaclly You am single
inan, y years old, a second class bar
her. not WORT $50, an out of de o.
900. 600 people in dis kentry not Ober
100 has cher heard of you. Now, den,
you dress up; you swell around; you
ling ON scOllops; you try To deceive
people i'm takin' you fur a pesson Of
riches. What am your ubjick ,"
"I-I-loan' know, sab, stammer-
ed the victim
'.Brudder Hopewell, let me tell you
Suthin" When you fiatter yerself
dat de people of dis kentry dOan'
know the difference between de bray
OF de mule an de roar of de lion you
am drcffulIy mistaken. You have
hin folierin de lead of sartin white
roel hnngrv an, doJga creditor. fur do
ar Of hi;nd;n nsonie'. .v.s
woman whose husban' Arms 500 has
M hiznass win ait . ,,J Jian,onas a
n, no, or :. :. na;r or shoes Inn, sha
am da ,,s.an VIC viii hav. e,n fnr
fear Ja, snn.hodv will ,h;nt ba ;sn,,
r;ah ua,9 Ia oa,,,,r,, an, j., Ar, s,.
IL, I'LL, -. Az od',ar haSs ~,
e., M ,,.n,.,.,, - -, a.. ~,
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Warren o. McCiure.
job. w. Bert. and c..+ No sss
Josephine Berks.
uDy virtue Of IN order u sale Issued out OF the
u district coar Of the Fourteenth Judicial dis
triet within aud for the county Of saline apd for
the state Of kansas In The shove entitled case and
to NE directed and delivered viii, on
the 10th day Of July, 4. ID. 1898
at too O'Clock p n Of said day as the east door Of
the court house, In the city ofSaiisa Saline county
Kansss, Offer for sale ~ psblse suction, To the
highest and hest bidder for cash In hand the fol-
loving described real estate. to-vit:
Lots Nos sixty three l6s. sixty AveGes), seventy
three Cs3) seventy 6se ls5l and seventy seven IN
on Fourth street. Lot number Gfty co. on Finn
street. An undivided oue-sixth interest," In til
north one-haif Of ios No. seventy eight f.sl the
east seventy t70j feet ofthe north half OF lot No
eighty lsO and the south half Of lot No. one hund-
red and twenty one Qfil. all ON Santa Re avenue.
Lots Nos one ~ three Isl and one hundred and
sixteen liisl on seventh street Lot No. fody four
rs ON Eighth street. Lot NO. twenty one Isi on
Pine street all in the city of Salina and the south.
half Of lot Notwc and all ofioi No three inI~rk
addition Ia the city az Saiina In the county Of Sa
laiine and state 81 Kansas. with teBemrnts
Embellishments and spiirfenanres theseunio he
longing Said real estate H. taken the property
Of the above named defendant, aud viii b. -oli
siinout appfsiS .inept 20 -liisfy said order of sale
Or a part thereof
Gisea under my hand this 18Th iay vi June
4. D. isS: C.s. RADCLIFFE
2o-5x sheriff Of >aiinr eountv Esn.s.
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Some Eacts Clearly Stated.

samuel PEBBLES. an Iowa farmer, says
he thinks when he sows, and reads
when he rests. ami the result Of his
thinking and reading on the tariff
question he thus sums up:
"A tariff for revenue only, II II
means anything, implies the following
effect:
A general reduction Of the existing
duties on imports.
To be followed by q large importa-
ton of foreign fabrics.
To be followed by falling of in the
demand for those made at home.
To be followed by the closing OF
American workshops.
To be followed by q relatively great
er number of men engaged in agricul.
ture.
To be followed by an increase in the
supply Of farm products with no cor
responding increase i'm the demand.
To be followed by q reduction Of the
farmers profits.
L. for one, do not like IL.
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Sherif's Sale

LITrIEIoS SAVINGS BANK
JOSIAH N. GILBERT and f'a~e No ."''-
MARfHA J. GILBERI.
Dl VIRTUE Of an order fsAi- issued out 81 the
- district court offhe Fourteenth JudiciaI dis
trici within and for the county Of Saline and state
81 Kansas. in the above entitled ease, aud Ia HE
directed and delivered. I will, On
The 9TH day Of July. 4. ID. 1855.
two O'Clock r. N. OF said day si the east door o
the court house, in the city OF Saiina, Saline
county. Kansas, offer for sale nj public auction To
the highest and best bidder for cash IN hsbd the
following described real estate. to-wit.
The north hall nfih. north hall of SECTION I wen
~ t2yl, township hfi"-n l5l range Eve (SD. Hesi
in saline county, Kansss,
With trnetnents he r.ii znents anil appu rt-nanc-s
ihereuni" belonging. Said real esSais Is taken a.,
the property OF the above named defendant sbi
viii bc sold without apprlisement and wiihaut
redemption. aud will he soil to satisfy said orl- r
OF sale, or a part thereof
Given under my hand this 5ih day OF June A q
is,i &. RADCLIFFE
Sheriff Ut Saline county, Kansas.
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They have heretofore proved to be in
vincible. Senator Sherman h>s the
confidence Of the Germans for his
stand ON the finance question, and !
do not know that the liquor interest h
opposed 70 him. He win exert pow
eSful influence In that direction
From careful survey Of the field i
am satisfied that the Republicans will
win ut the polls II the campaign il
property managed, and I have no
doubt u will be.
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0FCTnoi. life is sweeping By. 20 and
MN dare before you die Something
uN.O ] mighty and sublime leave behind
To conquer time. So week In your own town
81 outfit free. No risk. Everything new. Capital
not required. We will furnish YOU everything
Many are making fortunes. Laii-. make Is much
A. men, and boys AID girls make great pay Head
er, If you want business at which YOU can make
great nay all the time. write for particulars 10
HaLLETT 4 60. Portland. Maine
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People are always ON the lookout
wfAf Tor chances TO increase their earn
b" .ines and In time become wealthy,
main IN poverty. We Offer great chance 10
make money. We want many men, women, boys
and girls to work for right in their own local.
ties. Any one can do the work property from the
drst start. fhe business will pay more than ten
times ordinary wages Expensive outfit furnished
free. No ons who engages fails To mske money
rapidly. You can devote your whole time to .Shc
work, or only your spare moments Full iniorma-
ton and all that IL needed sent free, Address
STissoN Co.. Portland, Maine.
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a 7nA week n,sde at hsme by the indusfri-
1ous. Best business nov befcre the putt
W Hlic. Capital not needed. We will starr
You. Men, women. boys and girls want.d every.
where 10 work for Us. Now IL the time. You
can work In spare time, or give your whole time
to the business. No other business will pay you
nearly as vell No one TAIL 10 make enormous
pay. By engaging At once Costly outfit and terms
free. Money nade East, easily. and hosorably
Address TRCa Co.. AagustA. Naiae.
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sheri6's Gale.

..; ;: ::; ; ;. ; : ;:::::. :.
ny vIkruE Of an order Of ~ issssd oct a
- the district court Of the Fourteenth Judicial
Disesics within ssd sos ths eeasty e ssiise, and
state 81 ksnszz, In the above entitled esse and To
me dirvet~d and delivered. viii. On
The 10Th day Of Jxly A. d. isSa.
a tvooeicck r NJ Of said day. 81 the esss door Of
the court house On the city Of 3ana, Saline coassy
kA.sas. OFFER for aale d public section. 70 the
highest and best btider for cash N hssd the FOL.
loving described real estate to-yit:
The sssthvsss quarter ssd shesssssshsast quarter
OF Ne noFt ves quarter Of section twenty 2l)
townsniP fourteen tllD, rahee one ~ vest Of ~
ssh principal ssrid.n. ell 10 The coassy Of saline
stafe Of Kansas.
With tenenenss he rsaitasssnts and apparse sancss
thereuisto belonging. Said real estate u taken ~
the property of ths above named defesasps end
III be sold without appr,ismsnt. and vii be soLd
10 satisfy -ad order Of ole. or part thereof
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of June, A D.
tsss O. RADcLIYF
2ASs sheria of Saline cuusiy. Esnsss.
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3 Large Menageres Combined Herds Of Ele
plants! Mammoth Double Horned Rhi-
noceros! A Herd Of Giraffes! Full Grown
Ostriches Polar and Grizzly Bears Sea
Lions and Sea Leopards! Birds Reptiles
Amphibia! A Museum fWnders Yer
table Noah's Ark Nothing Like it on
Earth!
Beitting all other Exhibitions into
DwAET-1IxE INs1oNlT1onNcN.
?leBiggeSt andBGstClcus eVer0rganized
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Japanese Creme.

In order To Introduce our Japanese Crepe goods
We viii s-nd past paid 10 any address on receipt OF
hty cents, ar L. thres-cent STAMPS the following:
window banner, sire u by ~ inches with rich color
and deep border: tidy. size = by n iaches, very
handsome: ! lamp inst, % inches In circum ference
perfectly lovely; wall screen. large and hand
some address u. Florence & Co., p q. box leo,
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month. Address II. T.. TaY-
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THE KANSAS FARMERS
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,

\ BILEN r.. Is a NSAS.
Insnres nothing hui Farm Property, Live Stock and
Detached Dwellings in towns ami villages, Al less than
one-half the cos. of any other insurance. from Fire,
Lightning 1ornaaoes and Wind Storms
J. q. H0shBE,ks. President w. Z. Dtaip>UN .eesrtsr,.
t. l. EeBGE. tre.rr>idrni. n. ~ goiB. 1rrHssrrr.
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Golden Ch.ot Ts.ph. S..s Ds~ols:.. Eq.:r. EIs
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-08-10
Shaking Hands over a Dispute.
Grand Forks News,

Grand Forks News.)
Rev. J. Spencer Kennard, pastor of the
Fourth Baptist Church, Chicago. took
the occasion of Rev. Henry Ward Beech
:r's presence in that city to deliver q
pleasantly turned sermon combating the
views of the great Brooklyn divine" In
reply to this sermon the Rev. Henry w.
has written "breezy brotherly letter.
to brother Kennard. The letter is said
to be the most unequivocal statement Of
Beecher's views yet made public. He
says he knows he is orthodox and evan
gelical as to the facts and substance of
the Christian religion, and knows equally
we'll that he is not orthodox as to the
philosophy which he has hitherto been
applied to these facts. He calls himself
q cordial Christian evolutionist," hut
does not agree with tile agnosticism Of
Spencer, Huxley and Tyndall. He be-
lieves.the animal part of man has been
evolved from beings below him, while in
his spiritual nature he is the son of God.
Man, he says, is not sinful by nature, but
voluntarily. He does not believe in the
fall of Adam nor in the inheritance OF
his guilt. A telegram stating the facts
significantly closes by saying: CDR.
Kennard dined with Beecher this even
ing"
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A Test Case.
(St. Vincent Herald. }


The first case relating to international
affairs was tried here to-day before
Justice Stetson. The title of the case is
the State of Minnesota vs.. CIV. Mitchell,
justice of the peace. A theft was COM
mitted at Emerson, Man., on July "a, on
Sam Lung, Chinanan, who runs a
laundry at Emerson; the amount being
$51. The suspected thief came across
the international boundary and deposited
$31 in the St. Vincent bank, the money
supposed to have been stolen from John
Chinaman, for which he received GER
tificate of deposit, and then returned to
Emerson, where he was arrested by an
officer of Emerson, searched and all his
personal effects taken from him, includ-
ing the certificate of deposit, and he was
placed in Jail. The Jail was leaky, and
the accused got out and returned to the
protection of Uncle Sam. The chief of
police of Emerson sent one of his men
over to st. Vincent with the check of de-
posit to compel the accused to endorse
the check, which the accused refused to
do. Extradition was mentioned unless
he endorsed the check. Mcintyre &
Megquier, Of Penbina, Dakota, took the
case and satisfied the public on both
sides Of the line that when the Emerson
policeman brought the property of a
prisoner of Manitoba into our country
the policeman committed theft in do
ing so. Mr.. Mitchells aim was evidently
to do justice. The deposit check was
placed in his hands to accomplish u
settlement. The case was settled in favor
of the accused thief.