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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

Jsdxe HhadlF bA fired the frzr
skee In tie Oa5S oupaip and jsde-
ing FROM he sqs5.E5nza 1d vrsgztE1z
ali assnz ca the Eepsbsseza Ise,
Anse ons znx hurt They have 50
hox posnsed with rslde" 20 tie pos:
exsol5et their &~en<iveMsrtz and vns-
saip1<t sasir lids s5zs when JS6xs
HnAdIy mortified the oze- EXPOSED
the xzz1kEea u zHeoeher and k1oex-
ID do1r2 snin1 IN . review ef the
s=roy Il tat party howt9 msI2
nzrloC arose frsu tie ea1ksrta ct The
15shsai. They Fe1alase by charging
him win Hkinz - the dez6 pass 20
Ind material mr his ezmsAzgr
that be referred 70 EEs case at Tweed
= IA ~evSienek that U~Gs.E.4 were
ae<h sa3s A1d wiIIa@,s punish ezize
IN oGeH- &zd thzs he sd uaEy
oeher ITzE uz5 10 eHxas 70
have MId OF en1ze L EzE
BE considered tom : Rsc0L
E-zn ss21l poizt very I'LL
charitable CO the part ct JsG<
HasL &c disturb their Ec6 pride n
lhs p&es ns1 sry ct sEeE party and
that he scoast es1fre himself u his
rnzzkst to ans-prokIbEtoz o< Ear-
fox rs7ense sEIy-
Bot Il vii strike the Averz<e RAJ
e. that Is illustration could Be more
pertinent er Elective tLAz TIA. Ezfe
by Jsdxs HnzfIy IN ss&ticz the dE<
t<rszee s<sven the two parties ID
with their official tdisvA
Where the Democrats were Lot tied
by Republican m.jorities they
have vxxsd Al e1tezEninztinz var
against svindIer in ofi4- Tweed
about vhoee rzsezlfties the Repablt-
ezn res brayd ireIt toarze, VA
pssseested by Democrats
tnd by DszAoerzss and cast
. Eeion's eel by
Democrats They showed NO mercy
70 the bsss svindleT Of his day Vow
what have the R<poblfeans don<
With their official tLeivsss Have
hey died ia psrson. Ne Are they
> ennviess cell paJinz the penal ty
IT their crimes No. Then where
Lre they. Why waking the streets
1nmnIssed- filing Office Of trust
md responsibility and occasionally
H,ezi1z to admIrinx sesen2der Who
gaks them from their sweet repse
I'd I'll their so0k WITH the d1Icss
Of aInoe. celestial n1sie-
FROM Ro5eGn and BAbesek down to
Brady the end has been toe Sane
from all charges followed
y = dLspensatioa Of h,noz in their
The peopeare tired Of IT, and
be cry CONES, "oat w..h the rA.-
punish the thieves" and
Own With tie PARTY that protects
hsm-H This i the shioSoiesh Of
be Democracy Of OHIO. Judge
doadly echoed it In his opening
zmpaizn speech II will be taken
p by the Pople Of the Union Oas
nth the ra4.zLs-
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New Yo-k Dry G1ods Lz-k=-

New IoRE, july l7--Dry goods
has been fairly active. Inquiry :r1u
a large number o. buyers Present. DIT
as their attention Is being c41faei
chiefly TO autumn sp~7ia.rie. suca
4. dznneI-. biankel=. dr.s. goods.
ginghzms, prints. skirts. cotton fan
nels and others. business i not il
proportion 10 the demand. G!pu-
cesser fancy prints sp-ned in Z very
desirable assortment Of f.nci@, cho..-
olate and sts pies at s..
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

WASHINGTON. July IE.-S-r@tAEE
Lincoln said today that the stories
paoIShsi Co the eHvs that G-ner-l
Crvok- instead OF capturing the
Asaenss, had bern their captive and
v.s oaIy released on condition that
be would rsceive tleEr r-U-u 11-
rznE1ei &C. the F=SeEvaEEor, vas
Eeve 20 hIn. aat that be hat Never
heard su.o 3 thing iCsEEnaErI b-fo-e
and 4. far - ce knew Genera trC9s
had teen very s1ccesfuE IN Ms Att
uAEyu z<zirss TIE Instian-- Dlri z
Ehe Ss.1-ecars yzczrEoa lie rad nws
devoted nlaeh ffle ia keeping him
self posted And E% comparatively
ignorant O. vaa- lad teen Iraa>pr-
ing. S-versL Arny oHe~S VINO ~ere
Questioned OF this subject were q
opinEoa that the course p1r>g7I
av General Crook EGxar1 tL= h1--
tile indians would Gully r-ll-
in their feeling themselves Enleg-lE-
eat and fre@ TO COM ana go A. they
s.~ fit Attention @s AlIeti Il. tie
that the remsintn< CUES rad
Lot yet surrendered. ami tie opinion
thai General Crpt. E0ll1
have To @ after rlsm again
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An AfMfY.T Of Xr. Chandler thinks
his sEsetion TO the United States Sen
ate vosd do all that cnoId b. done
10 heal 7p the breach En th< party in
the Granite State and would give
Ter Hr . representative in sae senate
CHAMBER one Of tie noss gifted And
Lon0ssd national Leaders Of the Re
publican porty- Gifted he may Se,
bot AoSDorsd-veiI, there's the rub.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

P0E-L4ND, July 1.-The ~
H>a1 Ny sE-:i.l say l. 1ols-
The =oea1 acreage % The >-A-e :
gres-s-- IL yed vii oe Id. Ere
clAo - PEI e-1l- % las y5a-- IT,
si-crsa-ei- i11 10 Ece hay --ascs n
Willamette Valley AMI The ~
~AlEe- E- TIE A.1 c~sJ uc---
Il= lay crop : arg. run p..2-.
R-T=}rt> ErpD Aoo-Ala Halo ard
Dazoa I1iiA-ea lie e-9l. Cs--l=
SO u 7x-el11. c1cdz1o-.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

The attzek By l. D. AeCsfea<on
Secretary. spou CsL A. Il Weslsosk.
edIrsF II the Helena HdY0dezk N
2ensoEt Of which APPEARED IN the
NUH yesadky EaEnia&- Viii Eat
tensd 70 eieE1se the k<BkFTn the 9uod
opinion 3 the people Of AentznA
Col Woolfoik- n . journalist who
desires to Hse the pohfie legitimate
n-wH interviewed several eikE1taS of
Helena in regard to certain charges
which lid teen made .zinzt Mr.
EeC VEeheo1- In Connection with a
divorce ease In which the latter vas
one Of the parties Cd Wsolfolk
pahlHhed the interviews To say the
kazs they contained s1aae vefr DAM
aging ssasem<zz e~o1eefrinx the
uanne1 in which the Secretary pro-
cured his G1vcfre- IL seems Mr.. Nc
Cxteheon took exespe1ons to
these xsafeEeafS and resented
their publications by apply
ing q attempting TO apply
: zane cr blEdgeon 70 tie person Of
Col Voolfolk Mr.. A-Ca.ehson
has net strengthened himself in the
encounter. Ii viii naturally PRO
vcke inquiries into its ea1se- and If
We srs rightly informed they srs
Just what the Secretary should en-
S-avor to suppress Canes and
hs5geocS are nat the very test eor-
r-tsivs Of public opinion and n
WAITS AI IS <92arexos of the prxss.
Il NJ HeC0eeheoa propos@ to fight
his way oct Of hkp-ssns UasaviabEe
siz1asioa with 3 club he has taken 3
contract o. his hands which he uaAy
lid dTHeEEs ID perf,sm- He msv
os compelled 10 seassE his energies,
fog there Are newspapers rs5lA1ei
o1ssiie OF Helena which. when tie
fall de<Aik Of this encounter are ~
.sived- mav see liz to comment upon
il In 3 NAME: quite \. 1~7pl4ASAns
10 the Eshesie Secretary - Tere tie
statements Published in the Isd<-
1<IG<M /
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Tobacco Dur.

HAV.NA. July I7.-AiTt9s r.
san Domingo say Congress -. Ix5:
the stE~ort duty on roosc-o 3. 5
& rquincal for shipment raGa -
ing toe period t-on F-cE.-: :
June. aad only 81 ceals - -
for shipment oec~eea jun ~ F.
ruar'. Iue OBJECT Is "a pCer-- -
-1nortation OF impure 10 1cc.. g.
gress also put import duty :: - -
cent. on Mexican silver.
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Sale CO

MONK TX PAaE y. - -
TIE Sac OF Thoroughbred 5000
uar@ AMI horses n ralIc- -
Ee.rti1E CGrs caEe rl-1ay cet1-=
tie -a-es- Co B-Uce ea1t-.1-i -
sac A5s71- cE1 E1Et--Z c-,-- -
Guiding pr1MEGec- lg--eEeE - -
e75Gl-Ey, we're p-7sea-- I--- -
TIE tE11IGE II So1rs ->-4-- -.
spirited slt ne S- sry
81 cuErrC-I-
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Pertinent inn 0iriss- Whezei il Nick
er>one Where il Hovxzses VIA,
has beenrne Of Mr.. Blaine and hi.
booke Is TJEden still On the verge
Of the grave How did it happen
that Ex-senator Spencer returned to
America from England a. soo1 a.
the news Of the SlAr-route verdict
reached him. Il Governor Greedy
through inspecting Wsst Pnint7 Did
any one sver hear Of its being called
"iIspectingsT Answer to the above
inquiries respectfully solicited.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

New York World THE fidelity
with which the Republican party
stands by the Tsvksbury Almshouse
suggests a plank in the next national
platform Of this description: Re
solved, That the Republican party,
true to its instincts, demands that a
coat Of whitewash be administered
to the Tewksbury Almshsuse."
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1t may be a little early for cam
pAign documents, or to propose
watchwords for the contest, but it is
now evident the Democrats will
make the campaign q hot and an az
gresslve q next year, and that
Turn the rascals outr will be sound-
ed all along the line.
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RobbiaG an OIc Maid.

BURLINGTON. Ia, July I.-Thfs
morning two men attacked Bridge.
FOX, an eccentric Old maid, in her
yard, Knocked her down ana took
from her clothing. where it was S.
crefed, fifteen hundred dollars. and
escaped. She is a miser and ia the
nabIs of carrying large sums about
her
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE
Mexican mine made At assessment
Of - cents.
Despite the organized effort ss,n1e
time ago to step the payment o.
street comui.>iJus on e~a,c-o+s1nd
travel. the practice Is again n voEu4.
Competition Is 50 lively that as ruucE
a. one fare Is allowed.
Strict enforcement Of a1araaice
is ordered a. this port o. all vese.~
cleared that souLsi a. ports IL
feced with cholera. smallpox O. Ee.-
low fever.
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1t Is sai5 The s2son vay the CT
esrz Of the nzTy arr gsz1inogs In
tie bops Eaas Chandler viii bs esess-
81 Senator f'ozn View Hanpehise il
tia: be Las recsnsEy ordered EEen Al
70 buy Lew 1nEsosus ~ tts Rnxfzsh
naval e1dS parrsFu
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Stanley the explorer, il heard
fron- at Lat afviess be WA rakInx
prEraratioca 10 eFres from the west
ena.t Of Africa toward tie easE enael.
These Central Africa exporztiozSa- Az
proving a barYsn u r<eula % AFcxTe
researches
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The eon1hdrvm- L. The President
xsisz 10 yI.F. the National Park .ht.
var i cos satisfactorily answered.
- Washington dispa,eaA- While
scns nswsgathersr. azeef. be il max
ing pssparasfoas for the fozrrev
others arr equally poeiti7s he viii
nos o. However, any uncertainty
concerning his movement in the
natter VII not likely asscs the GET
srzI hezIth Of The pobsic.
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That an idle brain is the DEVILS
workshop is fully illustrated in the
prevalence of drunkennessin the navy
and gambling In the army. The
staff and line of both branches of the
military service really have 90 little
to do that they readily drift into dis
sipation Of all kinds.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

Hon. Jae<ph T. Mcdonald oIDd-
lana will make several speeches in
Iowa during the present campaign
He viii give the Iovans Al idea Of
the mzu vhnee name IL sometimes
connected With the candidacy sr TIE
nsxs PresIdeney.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

PITTsBURG, July 1.-THE twenty
fourth annual State Convention Of
the Order of United American Ne
chanics began its session here to-day.
Two hundred delegates. representing
81 councils with . tstaI membership
Of II, 600, are in attendance.
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South American Affairs.

LIMA. July I7.-T1e B3.iv:4- %
e-ai declares ne viii nu. MAKE u-3e
with Peru. In 3 recent eaEaE-l--:
Par D~azucaU aud tol. R~-a1>-.3-
Ct CacereS torce WAS killed.
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sazeeer, Sexton AID WAIlAE,
tarss knights o. the cue viii Pot In
Al 1~pp<zrzEcs Il the EzikEne bl-
lard t0Errxnen.z. UerveY-s<<kirx
nsT vogS1s u ebacns<
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The LssdeH0 the threzekaiaz te5e
pEo1e operators hare been EosIfe1 20
call as the CAPTAINS office aud gzS
their ray.
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NEW YORK. July IA building
occupied by Bernard l. Smith, man
uiscIure!s OF piano castings, etc..
burned; less $4,000.
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WEgxias enme4 csz- Ut La se<zuz5cn
Just hax enough TO s&y We VIII have
senrrhi1x bo6 weather during the
latter pa,r Ut tka month
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CCD-sEs O. tie -=[s--
S-s-~

NV TCsE- July T---T-= -...-
ga1r-S arr <TEEE< eo1.ea- :-a.4
10 Ehe -n-=a1sc7t Es~es4c r-ss-.-
u5s1 II tie na1Ge =: IEE1-V7~.
-. .1rIAL eEITeae- Tos Tin.
LGE-r-&ser say - Ls-a c-T-a---l
IL GE- I-.-xrs1G --uCo@ = - Sc
EEA-0r. II Wa >--~l Az ~
g10o-v 20 Operators 70 s1rIs-- Is.
= the A>1 gha-< q the var "a -
Ee-s-ar5 ee1GlpaaE= oCs -L- :.
ton oE the s.m- - G->:--.:
E<ups VIA AZ E-EfCE 81 t. --
gle 1lal z0CIt E-s11s l1ta
EoeH ID he ez1GaErv GAE E1E q. =
gI-Asaa. - 5h-l ~ a%AE-: W@--
[ NJ z <-ss-E diva T--e C-,c
trad On csag-ro1- x-u--c .--c
they MAXI N allelc--
TIE Hr1E says LA q IL ~:
il Ia: IL GosoE-t ~1-lo4- -c- -
a-Jr~ have p-=>@l - = 1re- .
Tat evils eL-1 caElea - 1-a---
o1s they viii - De rsl=141 d l..
rarse r.ks-.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
A Sensational Story Ah1ut
General Crook
Divers Comments OF tn Tel
egapheFs Strike
Human the American Car
ries OF q Prize
The bill Investigation Slowly
Progressing.
Opering Of the Denver Min
ing Exposition
De Lesssps and the Suez
Canal Project
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CEIC4@ JAY I1--Tas css.ce
esGpEny ot-eLAH 80 l4E s-1l i3c L..
fs9ce-oea Of 1l>- aa1 ~ aga.
aat LEel-n AEG Ex=t Wal Sc -e-
~anEr1- TIE Ecs.lSc = -<c.T -
tsr-v. rosr ID -as eZ-a-1Evs .slE---
s-> o. TIE TeL.xra96-. 5ECsr-er.-
but sas oEiAS refused - -=-rr-e
thai COMMITTEES All 3 :. .LA1A- -cA-
A. = sUos<,.1-Es EszIc< : VA -
elGtet 90 >Er1e -G-Er-1H -Cr---- =.
nias o'ca1-
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OE LAC CCA0I AUX
the ensuing fiscal year. This loan, if
effected, calls fox the payment OF 81
90 annual interest money until il is
taken up. Aside from this a sinking
fund must b. created for final redeup
ton Of the bonds. These contingea-
cies will INCREASE the rate Of taxation
to an oneEous degree, and instead Of
being able to publish to the world
that We have a county free from debt
With q low rate Of taxation. thus in
yising the presence Of capital. We
viii he compelled to acknowledge
~e are laooring under an enor1uoas
debt with a high rate of taxation.
with deprecated county warrants.
and suffering the long train Of evils
which follow financial embarrass-
meat. And the inevitable result
would be that home enterpri.es
would be checked and foreign capital
De turned from cur doors.
1t is true the County Commission
eEs can, if the loan be voted down
levy tax next year sufficient to
cover the amount asked for, but We
If the people express them
at the ballot box as opposed to
immediate construction Of an e.
oensive county building tn. gentle
men composing the board will defer
o their wishes and erect the build- !
ng as the financial condition of the |
county will PERMIT. The county can
'est buildings for a far less sum than |
he interest on S1G0, go amounts to. |
{ - better to rent than to sacrifice
Interests Of the county in voting
loan Of this magnitude.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-01
IENsTHENINe sHOET WoMEN.

The London World tells of a new
continuance for making ladies taller.
The woman who is 10 undergo this
process Is encased in a very tight cor
set, and her feet are placed In shoes
weighted with fifty pounds Of lead
each. She IL then placed in q machine
consisting Of q ring, which eneircles
her waist, and suspended from the
ceiling at such a height as to prevent
her feet from touching the floor. The
pressure OF the corset forces the upper
part Of the body upward, and the
weight OF the shoes stretches her from
the waist downward. II Is estimated
that the extreme length 10 which the
spine can be stretched by the process
thus described 10 two inches, and that
the knees and hip joints can be
stretched an inch and 3 half more.
Thus three inches and a half more
can be added to the height Of almost
any woman who has courage to
undergo the trouble and pain neeessa-
rily connected with a stretching pro-
cess lasting, with brief intervals,
during five or six months.
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DEBIT BALANCES

~ sworn and subscribed 10 before me
Z sEAL- this 18th day Of Oct A. D. ISIS.
I ~ JOS. SAR5EET. County Clerk
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THE NOVEMBER CENTURY.

In Illustrations, important articles,
and American fiction, the November
Century attempts to raise Its own
standard Of excellence significant
way OF beginning the new magazine
year. Among the engravers Of the
number, five are women, who eORtri-
butte seven engravings. In technical
skill. Mr.. Cole has hardly surpassed
the full-page engraving Of Wyatt
Eaton's portraits of Modjeska, accom-
panying a study OF MOdieska's Shaks-
perian characters, by ]. Ranken
TOwse. 7. JOhnsOh's engraving from
ThOmas Sullyis portrait tOwned In
PHILADELPHIA Of Queen Victoria Of the
age Of nineteen, is the frOntispiece Of
the number; also, with Mrs. OIL
plants sketch OF the life Of the Queen
Is print ID q copy Of recent portrait.
Mrs. ELEPHANTS paper Is valuable for
lis Analysis Of character, witch IL in
terestingly shown, also, In several
anecdotes Of Queen NictUria's court
ship and Of her attention to public
affairs. A particular interest attaches
20 Coles engraving of the full-page
portrait Of TOurgueneif, since Il Is an
authentic likeness from life, painted
within che last two years By =. r.
Butler, specially for The Century.
Alphonse Daudet contributes remin-
tscenCes Of "TOurguensf in Paris"
the paper having been written early
last snmmeF Besides afIOrding a
charming estimate of the Russian
,,nrs.fF.f - arrfh.r and man ks- fha
leading modern French novelist, IL
gives d deIiehtful view Of literary lei.
lOWship Ii the French capital.
An Important contribution n the
history Of the war, and most enter
tanning annecdotal paper Wilhal, Is
the account Of THE Capture OF Ieffer-
son Davis" II Is by Burton n Haf-
risOn, E'aql, q the New York bar, who
was the Confederate Presidents pTi-
vate secretary and accompanied Mr..
Davis and his family with the leading
members % the Confederate govern
ment, 10 their fight from Richmond.
Charles Dudley Warmers recollec-
lions Of The Bun Fight In Spain are
impressive for the evident AdelitV Of
the description and the picturesque
and fulnOrous treatment Robert
GAaAt = NAV u - aA1 nAAAhl-A auA AAC
came qualities expressed with the
brush. IAN American Artist Ia Eng
landii q q sketch, by Mrs. SCHUYLER
Van RenEEslaeF, Of Wfasl0W Homer
career. illustFated by his recent Eng
lIsh drawings, which have been en-
RFaved for this paper by T. Cole, two
81 them being full-page illustrations.
f'Glimpses Of ParisH ~ ]. D. Osborne
is prOfusely illustrated By E.h. Butler.
We learn from u that the French ere
weary Of " French rat" and what
traits Of national charaeter-n0t all Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-01

them lovely-are revealed 10 their
daily life. John Burroughs study Of
Mature ia England" Is illustrated In
q sympathetic spirit by Alfred ParsOn.
Lafcadio Hearn writes Of ''The Scenes
Of Cables ROmanees" with enthusi-
rsm and personal knowledge Joseph
Pencil etches them.
A matter Of greater moment. how
ever, than the scenes Of Cables 70
names is the opening chapters Of
Cables new romanee, DR.. Sevier.p
judging from the beginning, in the
November number, Il promises to be
his most humorous and artistic novel.
Reality and fidelity appear 30 it blend
ed with poetic art. In the fourth part
Of the HBread-winnersn the unknown
author gives fresh evidence ola bold,
firm hand and grasp on real life. In
open Letters" Edward J. Shriever
dissents from the view Of trades
unions and their members, given In
the novel, and the author disavOWs
any intention Of identifying OMIT and
his friends with the trbdes-uniOnists.
A two part nOvelette, by Henry James
''The Impressions Of a Cousin" IL be-
gun also the hrst part Of sketches
from q Californian mountain, en-
titled THE SileeradO Squatters," by
RObt., Louis Stevenson, author Of
THE New Arabian Nights" Mrs.
KnOllys" by the author Of ''Gnern-
dale" is the short story ofthe number.
The poetry OF the number Is con-
tributed by Emma Lazarus, John
Vance Cheney, Richard Watson
Glider, Juliet &. Marsh, H. h, Helen
Gray Cone, Robert Underwood John
son, George A. Hubbard; and ia Brio
a-Brae," BY james A. Macon, Bessie
Chandler, Frank DempsteF Sherman,
and others.
In Topics Ofthe time, "Open Con-
stituenees," and els the Old Faith
Dying ~ are discussed editorially
Professor Henry A. Beers writes In
"Open Lettersn Of Mathew Arnold
IN America, and G.. FedeFlin Of the
outlook for "Opera in New York"
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LAKE ERIE & WESRN R'Y

Formerly LAFAYETTE, BL0oNiNGroN & MUscIE
and LAKE ERIE LOUISVILLE Railways The
shortest and most direct route, making immediate
connections for passengers East and West.
The shortest and most direct route between
Kansas city. Cleveland Buffalo. Pittsburg New
York llostsn, Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore
and all points East-makibg close connection with
all the Trunk Lines.
First class equipments. steel rails Westinghouse
AiTbrakes, Miller platform and coupler, elegant
new Reclining Chair aud Drawing Cars at
tached 20 al through passenger trains free Of ex
ira charge 20 all irst class passengers holding
through tickets The few changes by this
Route are Al made 10 Union Depots-no Omnibus
Transfers.
Ask for tickets 20 any point East via. lake Erie
a Western Ry Maps and other Information
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Administrative sNotice
STATE OF KANsAs,l.
COUNTY OF SALINK.

In the probate court In and for said county
n ais maaer of1ie snate q JONES Mddfsoa Grsslsy
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of admin
II istrati0n have been granted to the under
signed on the estate Of James Madison Greeley,
late OF said county deceased BY the Honorable The
Probate Court Of the county and state af0resaid
dated the End day Of October. A. ID. 1888. Nov,
all persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified that they must present the same 70
the undersigned for allowance, within one year
from the date Of said letters, they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of such Estate; and II
such claims be not exhibited Within three Years
amer the dste Of szid letters they shall be forever
haired. SADfK ID. GEEELET. Adminlstrairix.
October 10th, ISIS.