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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
GtIpaNouo yQaulc0 1tma'co.

4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
. o,r., .gh're.,db, ue r..'. ~ Aes ferr-
|.Araat I'LL secretary. "a a. A-LLo4a -,.oi-ay
Main oo me- aiT n5 b.. p-'r "a. ,,'1 4.,.
"'''''''' i5. last l-5t.st uo.r 3tate
Hroo1iyu. n sI,d 81 tour. o. near T., HaIL
o. sh a SA 20 r g'y ere s a. M, III cos ln
.dver-iser, can te aeon ~ orr oarA
Cook.aE.rst Gloss priFnta faulty cy or country. no
coon AID ASSIST WASH.-Is 30 excellent cook. 80.
b -. at I.sI1 Roadway
CooK.-e ir.t Lass private noarlurhouse 80 3. at
Co0H aui LAUNDREss Cool cook anG thorough
LAUNuEr--.- Flr-J-,la--. private family So. @ D. At
.LArNTEy and CrIA,rBEEwoRK- Is drstc'a.sin both
cHAYBT:RN AT8 and -EAMsTrE-s-Is a drst-c.ass
clam,sr4.4iI 30 3, al LIZ lroai"ay 49,, ,,t,t ~, p
GtNL- ~ WoR>-by Jouns' stout siIi' I-n'eo' no i
WAiTPr.SS scotch Protestant fr.tca's private fam
uv city or country No %, ai l3ll B.oidv ,...,
lau ed No TO- at 1877 Broaavay
4 MEXICAN PROTESTANT GIRL, bright
y ara smart makes brad 'oupS e. s'9d asleI ana
IL G''c1 al" o., ,, an I'm Other servants
--' wants '''''' ''-'' W cth.ave. upstairs.
CONPANION-By a nidde-aeed lady as
Y companion to a lady who could offer a good home Ad
dress p. %. E51 ~. at Hartford. Conn.
COOK.-Bv competent Scotch woman first
" class g0oi worker would 60 N barring nous VI
country. fofsrtuces 100 " est 18Th st. one Al-ub
COMPETENT North German nurse, good
Y seamsrc- wiling D. assist m cham r%oTS ., a. c4n
Lermad auo waitress best ORE creu" lOI l. 4"IA'' INST
door CITY OF country. CAL personally
CHANBERNAID WAITRESS, &c.-By
- vouu4 German girl cL2mhermaia and Walis7 o VIII
De gen, rally uSttll small wu-e- . nouns D. %. ,,4y445
and able city country want pA-, at'ADc 40. 80
Otiaye near th-'t, ny one Eight
FAMILIES, INSTITUTIONS, HOTELS,
Icsfaurau'4 ami To1r ling Houses : supplied PIo.P.E
with helm Every Description male or female Apply AT
CAHfENTnt~ 10, Gave.
TSEkEEPER.-Bv a resprc'abe coorcd
i woman can manage house thoroughly "a" A' 4''
v est '3d-t
EANITRESS.-By widow lady hasa son u
- yar- Oh good references can give s'1i. ''. ''
week 81. ao-rs I.' IiiH1'-s..-
| AUNDBFSS.-By a rospectablc woman as
- ffa.rH4 iuulrrss objection tp ZOO '"u-l! l' '
summer uUuth-, best city rrf .rrnr'' ,i r-,, o.ca
/ AJNDRFSS and COOK.-Bv q reliable Irot-
- esttuf a. excellent muatt'sS anl g'oI ''oN ''"'
reference 25. Nutha'e, ia t.c .arcf 'l'ir
| AJNDEES~.-Hva swedish .Hundrg-s todo
- au s.nts oftn. va,hiur at bone 3'l E-'' '.."''
\URSE-Ry ~ respectable woman a. I'M. MIS-
y rur would iUf. enc country l'. it' o' ''"" '.
nrf. oi ...J references 90 East fh'l
sEWlNG or NENulNC.-Hy q vonng grl
~ ruu'd H.D go -' "ft Ir f' .f 'i . '+''' VIII"
r.I.Is UI.H .Uff.I .It- m. '
DOL 3d.. iIipInH d. Ht'"n ''.'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
Gurpets, &-t.
miscellaneous
fosl an0 foun0

| or OR ~TOLFN.-Bauk Book issued by
i us -eIHrrs Sans ol savings. Sow iers. o. Che sn
Deer D. r..o o.. Go l.lIk within
from fli. DAFT. VIII apil5 60 toe B4ua fora NV oos
.ov..FIr. aux o. rs. JiII~ " Jolly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

TIE ONLY ALLeWATTR ROUTE DIRECT TO CONEY
ISLAND.
LANDING Al THE GREAT NON OCEAN PI ~.
Boat, leave West -3ist. n. E g. Do j. u. l2u l. =
20, $50, 4l5. 3. y. = s. . p 3d.
leave Pier ] n. q. 4rerT place SOD MIA it-s afer
Last boat from COney Island ands Per \ s. r. lniv
Excursion tickets on sale ~ a elevated I~ly s-a1ns
Additional boats and UPS Oh sundays. &c TINE tallet
sunday paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
CATSKlLL M0uNTklN RAILR0RI


Passeno arrive DNF TO TWO HOURS EARLIER by
fhis ron o. than practicable bv aHv oile..
CbscCI uC.t.0u with ali "qIrlal steamboat
GRtskLA For timetables aduitSs
CiAi.IfS A gI. ACTf Suut. CAT Kill n y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

An ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
Goutm- OH D,uIa rurh lO a'r or Zoo lcL furnish 0
uu.urnsl,t 20, ou i,rA1 90 llIt l'frl.u.ar' ot
~IA. H SONS, 900 IuuOnst
TO LE1-tullv furnished, the elegant mod
er house 81 vest 5-i.- rermit' 20 Madison 'vc.
ITO LET.-Stores lofts AMI Offices in Fulton,
Il Beeam1n. Nassau Ann, COLL William. Pe4u, jacob
JOhnanI Water St.. $500 49, . -
EULAND * WHITING. Beokmau-st.
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE HOUSES TO
LIT iu all parts OF the city
FOLSOM BEOTHER5. l23s Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

THE GILMORE MUSICAL. JUBILEE
TO COMHE NCE Oh SUNDAY. TIE PATH INST.
AND CONTINUE FOR ONE WEEK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

Frstc'ass solo voca-ts Quartet Climbs Organized Che
other Id
the jubilee invited Communicate al oa,e Nd
T. = GILMORE
MANHA1TAN BEACH UOTrT.
COMFY ISLAND
Tourists AID all parties desiring 10 enjoy week giorous
muse should secure rooms Immediately the Manhattan
Beach Otiei. "a llotyl-.
Great Programme To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
MANHATTAN BEACH.

VIA EAST 3iTH-Sr FERRY
Leave East 3ithst, 'e.lj $50. lO.-n ll2) ~ i21,
l.1i. 4 I'D .. 8. q.
6.iO 1l5. 7ij sis. ~4j @ % D. m Fctrybou. cav,
last 7st every 30 minutes AMI Jamessup Ferry evecy
Leave Manhattan Beach. 1.}5 D.. LIB ID. l1lj l.!J
3ui Ifif hourly fh until leJJ d. ~ EkCur.Jn
tickets. either route. 90 c"nfs
VIA BAY RIDGE
foot Nllicl
ways hourly fnu ID a u. tu o iLu
cave NauutffHn Beach hourly from - - ni ftb
p m. Trans marked Thus do nut ran ~ ~unllvs -
EAtLN-lDN TICKETS FOR SALE AT AL DOW W
TRACK -rATluN~ coz THE ELIFAllD kAlLWA4-.
PRICE q GENTS. fENLtrINN liINAftp NAlls'
WAl FAHr~ AND FERRY ropI facr way East Jita-
'GIr' ,1Ri",-' r~C0vpAuARLE BAND srNrTFIys
Performer frcrI.r r.ftrrn rroa' .Ioifts in nrani
AFTERNOON AND EVENING tDAthkf%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

Ncst Virginia ant Kentucky Proposals ior Cement
NlA LED lIt Fp~AlS IN dupHc tc will D. received at
TINS Office until l. O'Clock. local time Monday Aug
ust 49, ISL for delivery the Louisa Ky N he
men required for the construction Of lock in the Big
SANDY River. Louisa.
approximate quantity required 1000 barrels.
SeCutatlous and all necessary Information he OBJ
tanned Application 20 the ie-signoJ or TO y T. THOMAS
Assistant Engineer az Louisa Ky.
JAMES &. POST. Captain ~ Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

L Z. IS. ENrINTFR OFFICE. Room 80 Army Building. Z
Cor Houston and Greene sta NTwNORX July % l-Si}
SAILED PROPOSALS IA trlpiicHc VIII Dee received ~
tins oc" nn 10 o'clock. NJ wednesday. september H.
l7 Tor DIR ing IN the cut esq end 81 Sleeps
h. Bay n ID all horse Inlet. available
For tors vi proposals al information Amply this
Office. o.. T.. GILLF.PGE,
|. m u IN Ilrt u : A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
PROPOSALS for HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR

6ofEtNNgNr BUILDING CpRNFR I'm AND = SIS.
WASHINGTON. Aug 7. l~-4
SEALED PROP ~NI- FOR ~ 1i-l la aud putting To lac
IN ls t1 d ns i}taalcIA eIs,I g.. v.r = lsi speed
aHd u tiIr long lniur ffu u Ne v 0f I.
o. - d. -n N'~r7' - a''f aud opened immediately there
a.fDr pres OF bidders
The Proposed oca'y o. the elevator anil general plan
srtIli aUI- lJ H. teuHru't .uu No.. hn and aIl
int of rrniols 1anel ou alplrt ou 90 Room q o. The
BUnlr"
Irlpo.1ls shoud ic liora Proposals Tor Elevator" ami
aHtIft sU. tO tIr UIIs', ..i.l
Ttrr-h ict an o rot d-.u.I Or Dr. Tor thc best .u
trrcst of tHc United ~ta-'s .+ I-ec-',l
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DRNFNSALS FOR nKENElNG-

4 L. =. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room 80 Army Building. I
Cor Houston and Greene SITS, NrWNoEK JulT -, iSSi)
SEALED PROPOSALS, I'm trplcate, VIII DE received a
tins OF G. until y 0COck noon of Wednesday september
l. 1884, for dredging IN" channel between Island
ami New-Ie.s.y APP ropuat on. $1,000.
For tOrlis proposals and all information apply at this
Office. G.. L. Gil Esp j.,
Major % Engrs Ivt. lt.Col L. : 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
PLOCK ISLAND Air. Hotcl MAINS.

~ FIST. - miles an superb bathing iur
fishing cable daily boats. Terms reasonable. CIV HOLLIS,
Ggout, b. broadway VIII call D. desired.
Miss O. g.. HONIN. block Island. r. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

- Us EyCl.EEE OFFICE Room 80 army Building.
Cor Houston and rHcur ot7. NrNl YORK, July -I. l,A.f
,0LALEb PROPOSALS, I'm trphcltr Will he received ~
th 0lcc unfu IT, O'Clock nYO1, Of u-ily, Ncpfelb"I
I7 Tor dredging u Newark Bay md 0r tKe extension 40
IN" mouth ~ the P9sshc River Appropriation $2jruU.
for fUrms of proposals ana all Information apply 20 this
ONCE. 6. L. GILLESPIE.
Ma or Of Eng'rs. Byt Lt-C0l L. : 4.
IMPROVING CAPE FEAR RIVER, BELOW
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09
Fifteen Great American Inven-.
tiOns.

The fifteen great American inventions
Of world wide adoption are: 1, the COZ.
ton gin ?, the planning machine: ;. tho
grass mower and reaper; =, the rotary
printing prese : 8. navigation by steam y
8: ite hot air engine; 4, the sewing ms
chine: 9, the India rubber INDUSTRY; 2.
ne machine manufacture OF horeeshoes
IL, the sand blast for carving; III, the
gauge lathe; -, the gran elevator; -.
artificial Ice making on large scale; II.
ne electric light magnet and its practi-
,al application Is, the telephone.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09
Startling but True.


Martin County Democrat
II IL reported upon good authority
that : resident or this place was out
hunting recently and ~ storm came
up he crept into hollow log for shelter.
After the storm abated he cndcavcrcd 10
creep out but found that the log had
swelled 90 that IL was impossible 20
make his exit. He cndeavorcd 10 CON-
press himself as much IS possible, but
with indifferent success. lie thought OF
al the mean things he hsd ever done.
until HE mind reverted to the fact that
instead OF subscribing FOR his local paper
he WAS in the habit of Borrowing Il from
I neig hbor and thus defrauding the poor
printer. On this he fe't 80 small that be
slipped out or the log without IA effort.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

The following from the Chicago
Journal Il severe but deserved. "Indians,'
X says, makes very marked distinction
IN placing value on the services Of her
male and female school teachers. uf
her nearly 1000 teachers last year, over
5000 were women, and yet thsrc were
paid an average ofonly $s5 50 per month,
while the men received an average Of
<57 50. A State that devotes $l,OOo,00
4 year 10 the cause Of education ought to
Be above such an unjust and arbitrary
distinction on account Of eek.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09


| Martin County Democrats.
! @,n
''a''P pon'e'i'ou ~ @nF~
Iln county Instructed their delegates -
vote for Hon. Isaac p. GRAY for Govern.
|or. a. NJ cchh -, f,c,r y. -
=.
,u'Hi'A 'os Suaso' 'uf nc - A'Arke
for supreme Court Reporter and for &.
S. D0bbins for Prosecutor. The Con-
yention - verv iayye,x suen3e5 ..a
IN. h... y x..,:. ..,
- 'ee'.n- P'e'-''sr' t's"' 30
Aaftin County Democrat Ue clip The foi-
lowing account of It's action - 10 The
caudid for REPRESENTATIVE from d.
MI. .n5 Hr.v,;, ~. ~a.,,..
80" -
Po'n ~ - present 'ns 'n.t'er - tne Cir
Wet convention are each a-pirsnis for
'he Office OF Representative. but as dubois
freely conceded tbe Renro..nt.,;va "
u...;, 1890. -
~ a''r ~ r;,,.ars ;1ss - -. ~ ~, ~nsn 80
81 ,so- ~, nsr,x.,e 49, s'.'.'s .,'n. n, .ns ren
sr,;,,.5 r - 4, co. =. '''.N -, De,o's
q ~ mali. = pc,~.,ea,s.;sa ~. ~ 49,
~ ". ,.s "el'Fe'sn'a'isein 'ls Leg-
nl,.
D.', y - :eP.ssrn'a,,.e con-
49, ssn's2n 49, n.A- ~ oIusr' 80. LPn
.ss.a % " $50 -'s .'s a4 .os -. o'.'se,
's-.. y y ns~u, ~ spoke * some
y" z - - .-.ssr1 1..efu..1''le. e.'s''nS
). w - .sn .,uoo'- eou1 posi-
~ u. oe,ne = siols.on y ~ o'o ssfee-
VIII. \" n,.;na5 'n ~, 1e 1.hs; =. - -e'nHI.ss
\. s'a,,.eu 'n.s Auoo's 80 wrong ~
n would therefo9e w;fhdrsw Srom ~.
race. AZ aid 40 M III Job,son hofb
recemmcnd;no fhaf ft:s connr- .s.5 ~
lelegates - hereunon ~ Eo,.s,;.s
Iroiuced the foIlorving resolnrir.n.
WHrrFAs. AZ Dubois conntv bsd -
state Senator hefore the nresen< inr.rn-
benz. ana two Pnnresenfsi;re. - - l-~s
tharefore - II
Resolved. That. n the on;rion ~ ~
Democracy az Marin conntv n ms-s
.onvertion asaemhied II = Al. fb.s sne
To- Renreeenfaf;rs from ~
,ois and Martin eonnticr sbo,,1 ~ ~.
ecfed from fhia conntv. and thef = -.
Representativo Convention tho nemc~-
rscv or tbis county viii pre.enf ! csndi-
ia,o "a ths> oa3~e .r5 --I n..ho;- w.
Iancrion the ssme
This rseolrtion 80 d;~~nse.x - -
an. SUMMARIZED ~ ~ nchs;r. ~ ~
he same fin1s nro1nc thn ncc~,.;f~ -
,srmonv. ani oifsrinS ssronc sren2~1e
3 tbat end. Tbe res6lnfion - sdone-
4 snd Fnh ncs.r sn5 = rcrr1
we're ec,ccted ~ de,ersfes ~ fhe nomi-
lating convention for Legislative pur-
roses. when on motion he conyention
djourned.
The following 4 tbe - Sam P.,m.~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09
iFrpm ONT Eega'sr Correspondent.
WASHINGTON LETTER.


WAsuuxcrox n. n An,ii2 % ies4
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~ c.,,;na esa"as ~ ~ ;.,o 80 cn,.;5. "a
st;on ~ 80 y '"n '''o h',,.e.. .s.','
" dsr;.c NV ~ $500 ',aa [ " \. INK ,sa,,ar' .nu
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or lns:asss f.t ~ ~ oei. '''.,
,ocss.,.s sa M IL ..-'.
~ m. ,.ar. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .:s~ Z. NJ
,ncrt i,.nd ...sa ,,'', .,'n.~ .'r - r.s. - N
Tr. i.aSo":- 49, w. ~ a:-
co,.,n,n.',<.. y. \. "" n -s.,'o'' as,'',n
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=, 80 ~ ~ co.s;sa.s.;os ~ n, --
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Snc.lor'h;n - III $1,000 -v;.h 49,
TX tha war;n n...,;a ~ .s5 - ., 49,
on e,he ~ ~. ~. 'i.In' ~ un s".- - ~ ene
s''s ,,sss ~ a >sa,.,a ~. -" nm n, $3.50 ~
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= ofn.;;a .hts rs..
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~. .;5cn. ma or.for con,erI VI 80 4!
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", nm ~ ~ na,;o. ,ia. ~ 9.r r
nen, st;mpln. + ~ ~ ,ss.ir~ he,os, \
,;l.e anr o,hrr .fimnlsn, Il m.de ~ :.
i.tie I'm. . br;,i;snt r.st shc, W. ~
M rro,er,,~. .~.t.m ~
aimed M r,sae ,.;,cr ~ : sncs;c,, No. |,
,ronrd erh;ci, rnonono;;ss. ca,hc-.5t; MA \;
I'M II n. rhs;rsd s,.xe hnr;,- h;a,,'
IVA b;s ~. y Nv ssma ,;n,e IA eo,,re 49,
40 IN nroff ssvs5 r,h;,a ~ h~s-ar
'r1s i,,rlore ~ ro.-c, ~ rro-;5e,.s, 4
g. h;n ma III Il sh;s i.n5 ~ ov.rro,v \
~ rieatv ~ ;llrstrs.sd 80, ~ IN, y
a .be ehsn5oned = v;ctedr.ss ~ 80 ~ 4.
ecfivc system Il serersl ~axs es,,;n~ III,
l.ss leo;s,at;on " fsvor ore cIsss ~,
II o.hers IL snnealed - ~ f.-rcrslc
4 ! mite Nh far fhs;r own Interest s.s;rr !, Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

What Sunday is ID tie Christians.
Monday Il 20 The Greeks, Tuesday 10 the
Persians, Wednesday "a tho Assyrians,
Thursday 70 the Egyptians. Friday %
The Turks and Saturday 10 the Jews.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

ARTHUR NOR ErAiSE cAx EE xoNixArKD
at Chicago. n believes tha. esome lee
prominent person like Gresham, Fair
child, Or Lincoln will win after the more
powerful iavorites have neffcctually run
their course. and adds: AIn our opin-
ion, out Of the whole field the man who
would make the best president II Gen~
crAl Gresham. OF Indiana
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

Mamma--"And now, BERTHE, you have
chattcd enough. Shut your eyes. hold
your tongue and 90 % Sleep Berthe
How cen ! do three things q once,
mamma?r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

II j. said the tariff is imposed on be-
half Of the workingnan. Docs this look
like IL?
Workinemen, By voting in The inter
est Of monopolies, vote 70 impoverish
themselves. vote for high rents, vote to
increase The price Of almost every essen
tial or life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

Riots, strawberries, and carpets should
always b put down with alacrily.-
NOW York Journal,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

The =. w. 81 B. railroad contemplate
pushing The road north soon. An elec-
|tion has been ordered ID the townships
through which The road will g, asking
= Two per cent. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09

An Irish lairymaid ought 70 make nice
little Psta of butter. e Philadelphia Call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-09
COAL ! COAL I
SCHj7TER e GERBER

Have leased Ire Reis Coal Mine. and III
deliver coal 20 any part ofJs4rcr prompt
" for eight crnts per hushsl. 0r will ssll
II at'he platform fcr seven cents. This i
thr bnst coal ID the market. and will bc
well srrrened AMI 0ooi SIMPLY always
keri ia AAni. We scliritt me pnblic pat-
ronare Orders len n the barber shop
Of Hr. a. ZcrIIer viii ~ promptly filled.
ANDREW r.. SCHITTER,
JOSEPH GERBER
cept. 4, 1855 So.
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How the Term Originated and
Why II Applied - lndianians-

nps Hoosiers
~ sIe. ouro born one and
- ~ tn'nK else. Ina haiutucki-I
~. ~
"r'- Hoos'ers 70 hurtlers. and I'ml
4s1 ~ hoosier. Shine. misterS'
ue npor'er nsn just turned up the|
stzirNay o. public building a. the fore
ko'nS p,t Q! dialogue passed between|
se coo'1'sfks sitting on the steps The
n"e-.e' peg. pisck vas eating an ofsngel
'n - nNnsuekian hal been refused
o'e ns'ous !eeings had been
sob .. hentncky vas sns'
.l.n- n,u-e', % ne pride 81 me maj
10y VI ne noo<ier' win ne orange,
'sss'Del nne. ne more comforssoie Al
.e ssPo'l.r hurried On Up the stairway,
euorknt ~as suggested, that snese|
49, ..snins Illustrated whatever char
iIs'!e o'nefenees tnere may pe oe-
.-srn 'ne pevpie % indisns ana fhcI
J. 'I'o.~ es''h sefoss me fiver snn. al
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~ 7. = nvv.s'. ne ine'dehs iea 70 anI
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sol.s s"ppo.ra 70 oe oppfovfi-l
-,-- y. -ft.r'..N.yn' inere sre various
.-s.. ~ ,no eafmon o. the worn,l
=. 49, 'l.'s. - oee. "Fi'ten upon ~ Cut
.-s $3.50. - &'~sys oeen disputed
9ns. ana tle trne origin hss never beenl
'.-s.1s ss',su ,pfsng rom tnel
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Bs~ Yosk Herald
Let the workingman lose 4 button
rom his coat or tesI his trousers sud
how does the farif then work? Dces II
pity him and overlook such little mat
ter by no means. Let the following
DE proof Of tLis:
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When Republican tos.es sud monop-
|oiy mountebanks ask workingmcn to
vote for high protective tariff taxation.
they would consult their interests BIZ
siying the following, from the New
York Herald, consideration
II the workingmsn can not own bis
cottage and sbe land on which !, stands.
lLe next best thing Is to have possession
of them q low rental The price of
land itself Il not affected directly by the
isrifI. being. with sunlight and air. ole
of The very few tbinge that are not saxed.
had been any possible method oi
protecting land By screwirg ont or the
workingman part of his scanfv earn
ings Is would doubtless have been ap-
Piled long since. If the materials that.
enter into the construction or Z house
are taxed the cost OF the house will bel
and the owner or landlord
must charge q higher rent 70 secure Al
profit on his outlay. Let the following
|ist Of duties il the present tariff be ex-
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t4A<- 80 ~ r&AtE41r<-
r'inrlc Subscription, for my Nos, 81 50
Fer ~ moatAt, "
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and continued calls for Curtis, but he did not
respond.
Mr.. Roosevelt, the young Napoleon of the In
dependents, had agreed with himself to place
General Sherman in formal nomination, but he
let Il dare not wait upon / would the oppor-
tunity never came, and that speech will not see
the light of day.
SO soon as the nomination of Mr.. Blaine was
assured, the floor broke up into caucuses
over the nomination for Vice-president The
Illinois men wanted Logan, the Indiana
delegates worked for General Gresham, while
there was considerable quiet talk for General
Fairchld and also for Foraker, of Ohio. The
report was circulated that General Gresham had
telegraphed to General Foster that he could not
accept the place under any circumstances, but
later this report was declared to be without
foundation, the declination having come from
Secretary Lincoln, according to the amended
report.
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KeepCool

Two essentials keeping cool at this of the year
tranquil mind and clothing that will enable you to get
rid of surplus heat We furnish the latter in the largest
ety and thus make the former possbe for mental serenity
and uncomfortable apparel quite Incompatible At this
time stock is at the fullest The weather is all right if
you dressed for it, and need waste words in show
ing how largely comfort health and efficiency depend upon
propriety of attire. Our Boys Department. well our
Mems is full to overfowng with the New Summer Stock.
If you want realize what be done the way of Clothing
to make hot weather enjoyable inspect assortment
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nALLo1ING For PRESIDENT.
MIR. Blaine Nominated the Fourth BAL
lot, Receiving 548 Votes.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The convention called to
order at 11:19 A. NJ. by Chairman Henderson and
opered with prayer by Rev. Henry Martyr Scudder
of Plymouth Church, Chicago.
The Chair--Gentlemen of the convention: The secre
tary will call the roll of the States and Territories
that have yet given in the OF the member Of
the national committee and which passed veserf
day.
delegate from California; desire to offer
luton without comment
Mr. Davis, Of lnoisI demand the regular order.
| object 10 this resolution.
The secretary then proceeded to call the roll Of tho
States for national committeeman, follows:
California-Horace Davis
ColoIado---A delegate from Colorado asked tho
Chair to pass Colorado for the present.
Forida-A delegate from Florila-Pass Florida.
New Hanpshire-Ehvin III. Follet
Teunessee--W. D. Brownlow.
District Of OolmnbiaIr, Carson. OF District oi