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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-09

lucuiSi anu uHrcOy rNalOplS INC prlnclplGS Ot
constitutional government promulgated by
the Democratic National Convention of 1881
'and affirmed by the people in the election of
Grover Cleveland tnd Thomas a. Hendricks,
President and Vice-Prusilrnt OF The Upiicd
S,atcs.
PRGslDEST CLEVELAND INDoRs2D.
We congratulate the country upon Tie sue
ccssful admins tlatiCn of President Clcvc-
land. "'..,
He has maintained the poace and dignity of
the nation; has upheld Public Credit; has
ducc public expenses; has restored millions
OF acres to Tho public domain, and has imlRr-
TALLY enforced the laws throughout the length
and breadth of the land.
Under his wise and heno1cent administrn-
tiou the whole country is enjoying remarkable
prosperity and ull sectional feeling has been
obItte,atcd. 49,.
Tho Democracy of Nevada recommend hi
re-noIninst!on, und invite all libcrHl-mindcd
Inen, irrespective of past party predilectiCns,
to unite with them i'll rC-elccting him.
THE THTIrF QUESTION.
We fully opprovc Of iho efforts Of the DeIno-
cratic Representatives i'll Congress TO perform
the pledge, made hy tho last National Demo-
cratic Convention to eforIn aad rcmovh taxes,
TO the end tiat the labor of tho country bc re-
nevcd of oncrous aad unnecessary burdens.
We dcnounce the present tariff system. which
creates oil annual surplus of flJ5;GG 0GO in the
National Treasury, by taxing the every day
necessities Of our farmers, miners and labor
crs for the bancht Of protected Eastern n:Gnrl-
fncturcrs 60 for every dollar that goes into the
Treasury, and which docs not protect tho la-
bOrrr We declare TINT taxation should be
limited to the requirements Of governments,
md that the burden of taxation should rest
upon those who use luxurics rather than upon
those who use only the neccRsaries of life.
FREE C0TSAeE OF SILVER sRDvoCApED.
we favor the free coinage Of silver now en-
joycd by gold, or, in lieu thereof, the right of
! deposit in all ofthc Mints of gold md silver
bul ion, for which Ger tificat shall bc issued
, payable In coin in tho same manner lint Unit
ed States notes are now IRyablo: said certif-
Gates to be legal ttnIdcr for au dClts and tho
! dcpositor 10 be cnutludto receive In Certifi-
! Gates of such denomination as he prefers ono
| dollar for every twenty-five Gnd ctgGt%t2nths
, grains Of standard gold and enc ddllnr for
| every four lrundrel and twelve Snd Iialf
| grains If standard silver so deposited, and we
| instruct tho delegates appointsd'by this Con
| yentiOn to the National Democratic Conven-
| ton TO use nil honorable efforts to have this
! resolution adopted ~ Tart of the platform Of
! tho National Convention.
| We congratulate the pcoIlc 'offhis State that
the publicn nh party, in It's convention lately
assembled at Winncmucca, in Its false charge
against The Pres!deut of tho United States, has
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-09
GIVE SERVICE REFORM

The Democratic party Of Nevada favors such
rules and regulations for TIC civil service us
will secure honest, Gapabio and deserving pub
lie officers; but where honesty, ability aud
merit are equal, we believe that there would
be both justice and Wisdom i'll giving prefer
cncc to those who would rLnrmoEizc in princi-
pie and policy with the puIty having the res
possibility Gf ati3ninistIut. on.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Ono copy, one year. r..H......---...... $50 90
ONO Copys sLS. .lhcu tllb -. w
For any period under six months, ono dollar
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PLATFORM .AND 1sEsOBd T1oNs.
"A dopted nL r2sc Dcnocra7ic state
Convention in Virginia city.
Nevada, May II, 1883:

The Democratic party Of the Stat of Ncva-
'aa, in Convention assembled, reaGirrns its de-
YoIion to tic Federal Union, and to the Con-
stitution of the United States and its amend
ments and hereby rCaiopts the principles Of
constitutional government promulgated by
the Democratic National Convention of 1881
and affirmed by the people in the election of
'Grovcr Cleveland nnd Thomas a. Hendricks,
President and Vice-ProsiIrnt OF tLe UDiied
Statcs
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pUBDIC sCHooLB.

The system Of ron-sectarian public schools
established in this State is nm essential part
of our free institutions, and we heartily favor
its liberal maintenance as provided by our
Constitution and laws, and by such other laws
in accordance with our Constitution as will
bring its benefits to every child in tho StntG.
Our established domestic Industries
md enterprises should not, and need
not, be endangered by the reduction
and correction of the burdens of taxa
tion. On the contrary, fair.and care
ful revision of o,H tax laws, with duo nj
Iowance for the difference between tho
wages Of American and aoYeign labor.
must promote and encourage every
branch of such industries and eDterpris
.es, by giving them ASSURANCES of 'sn
extended market and -s.cngy Gnd roon-
tinuous 'operation.--l National Demo-
cratic Platform, 1888.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
VIII bcnade as low ~ Is consistent with
ound business principles. Apply at tho of
hoe for terms.
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HYDI;oGRAPHIC SURVEY.

We favor the development of the resources
of our State. and approve all efforts TO advance
its matcrial prosperity, and to this endindorsc
alllegitipiHtc eudeavOrs that may he nado for
tho advantage of the State in securing more
good citizens, and the Investment of capital in
our midst.
wculso favor n suitable appropriation by
Congress for photographic survey of the
state for tho purpose of determining proper
methods FOR storing water to be used for irri-
gatiOu.
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been obliged to resort to the record of the Re
public an party in its infamous decentralization
of silver, rs an illustration in lis attempt to
sustain its false charges.
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TILE PUBLIC DOMAIN.

1t isthe duty Of tho Government to re-pos-
scss itself lfof'all public lands heretofore grant
cd for the brncdi of corporations. which have
been forfeited By Noncompliance with thc
conditions OF ihe grant, Hnd ii should hold The
same for 'the use nnd hcnCfit;of the people.
Laws shoald DO passed 10 prevent tho owner
ship of large tracts of land by corporations, or
by persons not citizens oi the United Stet"a
or who Lnve nut declared their intention to
become such rs provided by law. Congress
should discourage the purchase OF public Iand
in largc bodies by any parties for speculative
purposes, but should preserve the same as far
as possible i.r actual settlers, and to that end
all subsidies Of land, ns well IA money to
corporations and speCulstCrs, should cease for
ever.
LTIIEnhIITY TO TT;DERAEs RECOMMENDED.
The Demo. ratic party is tho faithful friend
of the soldiers and thcir wild .ws and orphans,
and in appreciation of the heroic and unsclf
isl so1vicc,0f the UDion soldiers and sailors,
we dpclnrc in favor of liberal legislation in
their behalf, rs n recognition of patriotism
and reward for honorable services rendered
the Government.
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9ie t,eue 9(rutee giutheiluno

- Sie neue Mrmee gintbeilung in
Jrautrei6 1T na6 eiuer bon, &riegsrnis
niiter oem betreffenben Gammer Mus>
f@uB an %. Gebruar gema9ten Mit.
tbeilung folgenbe: Snfanterie: 1862
&egimenter gu ie3 gataillonen NIT ie
4 &ompagnien uno elmer 9epotfoms
pagnie; 80 BataiQone Sdger au SUB
su ie 6 GDmpasnien unb 2 DepotfOnts
pagnien; 4 3uasens& s&egimenter au ie 4
BataiIonen nit ie 6 Gompagnien unb
2 9epottOmpagnien; 2 &egimeatet Der
Srembenlesion au 4 8ataillonen nit ie
4 Gompagnien unb elmer Depotfompags
ME; 5 8ataiQoue lei6ter afrifanil6er
Snfanterie nit elmer BON Dem Wfis
niiter gu befimmenben Nn3abl Don
&ompagnien. &asallerie: IL Rus
raffir>, 80 Sragoner., 21 Sdgers,
18 9ufarens, 6 afrifaniide Sdgers unb
s biszEe8imenter, i'm @an3en 81
Hegimenter gu 5 S@pabronen lnb ei=
tler 9epotf6wabron fdr Die Spabis.
NrtiQerie: 16 8ataillone SeifungssMrs
tillerie, 19 Gesimenter DiDilions. uno
19 &egimenter GorpszWrtilerie. @enie :
4 Eegimenter gu S Bataillonen nit ie
4 Gompagnien. Gin giienbabns&egts
ment au 8 8ataillonen nit ie 4 Gompags
nien. ginBataillon afrifanif9er Sap.
peurs obne beitimmte Gompagnie3abl.
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@eriDnli@.

Serr 9. s. 5roblidFein bon WlobiIe, gIa.
bama, f9reibt: SD berfeble ME, Dr. ainss
yMeneS Mtittel gesen S@ptnbiu9t" gu empfeb.
lsns oa i'd es ielbft eeseu eiuen bartnadisen
Tau bon Bronchitis un6 aatarrb anaenenbet
babe: gs bat mir fofort grlsidternns ber.
i9aafft uno bat mid bann 70 sebeilt, 6ab id
iettoem teinen anfalI pieber sebabt babe. Sd
n'n6 aud nod betoneu, bab i1aubor sablreide
anbere NitteI obue ben serinsifen grfoIa ae.
brau9te. nebrisens bat mir aud ber @ebraud)
bon gleetric 8itters unb Or. Sings Neue &C..
bens'Yiasn febr gut setban unb i6 tann fe
beftens empfeblen.
Er. Sings neue gntOeduns sesen edpinbs
iu9t, Suiten nnb Grtdltunsen nirb inter 60.
rantie berfauft.
:, grobe Glafden gratis In ber spottbete BON
I. 9rei6.
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0os a,hor;Sdertbum hsr g,robib;

= Nas .pbariidertbum ber probibis
tiOns 3eloten, tpelde iebem froben
2ebensgenufe ben 5tempeI ber sinbe
aufbruden m69ten, III bon bem lpegen
feiner eifrigen parteinabme fiir bic
6enrD 8eorg'f9en Sbeorien betannten
&eD. Sugb .. penteeoit, frtiber in
ytewart, N. S., In treffenber Weiie ge,
tenn3ei9net mDrben. Die Gabung
oieies pbariidertbums, iast 9err pens
tecof, entbdlt folseube fiinf @ebote !;
l. 0u fo0it ni9t trtnfen. 2. 9u ioait
ni9t rau9en. 3. Du ioait ni9t Gar.
ten fpielen. 4. Ou iouf ni6t ing
Sbeater geben. s. Su iolft ni9t ton.
gen. So9 tuer bieie Gebote befolge,
m6ge iteblen unb betriigen unb ieines
Nd9fen Weib besebren iein 2ebelang.
IS fei eine Geligion bes S1einbeiIigs
tbums un6 Der 6eu9elei.
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Sltn9ltngen1 Mdnnern
mtr5
SiGere 9etlattsg 9aranttrt.

Die fdredliden BoIsen Der Susenbfinben,
Gei@lebtsf6wa9e beruria@enO, noburd Self
uno a0rper ruinirt perben, permanent ae.
betlt. Seraflopfen, S9Idternbeit, Gamen.
abflub. gebadtniBi dpG@e, 9erluit ber @ner.
sie, abneismns segsn @efeai6aft t,no Melan.
dolte sriinblid fiirirt.
gerbeiretbete % tanner, ober fol@e,
bic it6 berbeiratben iuolIen, Die in Golge bon
Snbisnetion in Der Saaenb an ge1dIedts. unb
@erbenf6pdhe Ieiben, weroeu sriinblid furirt.
Seine MineraIien eingegeb
Sunse 1fanner, bic ibre 3eit NIT nnfdbisen
9euten berfdpenbet unb ii@ baburd Rrant>
beiten beS aopfes, oer NaIe, bes SaIies, be,
Geber, Qungen, @inseneibe unb bes Masena
3useaossn baben, perben ldneu tnrirt.
eaSt gu9 nidt burd falfdes S@amssfIbl
nhhnItet, fofort
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Mietber bariu auf3uuebmen. Seine
8efnnnfen neinteu Iadaenb: Warul1

WltetDer 0Qrtn auT3uneDMen. SelHe
Befannten meinten la1enb: Warum
au9? ueber fura ober lang tuirb 0err
YHug bod pieber beiratben = elm
Mann int Nhfans ber fiinf3iger Sabre
-ba III es gut, tnenn i'm 9aufe glei6
&aum fit Die iunse Grau 1T. 8ielei6t
aud !parteten bic 3immer, nel9e bic
8erftorbene bemobnt unb bic iebt meiit
peri9lo1Ien blieben, auf ben ginaug els
nes @9piegerfobnes, benn bel Der
9iebe, bic 9err phug fur ieine So6ter
empfanb, mar es nibt tuabri6einIi9,
baB ct fi@ nod ibrer gerbeiratbung bon
TIT trennen tDaroe.
! Sn Der beiteriien, unge5puuseniten
Meiie tuurbe @raf gilbert bon ben beis
ben Sdmen empfangen. 9u6 Mib
Brabbon la6te unb brddte ibr 8ergtiiis
gen iiber fein grfdeinen !peniser feiers
lid aus, als es fpnit ibre @epobnbeit
mar. SrOsOem fie f9ou stuansig Sabre
In 9eutf9laHb unb 5ebn babon i'm
pFug' 'f1en 9auie bertpeilte, bate He
lire puritanifbe 6trense nod INNER
1ri9t abgelegt unb fanb an iebem Sage
mebr als einmal @elesenbeit, ettpas fit
unpafenD at ertldren, bon bem Iie re6t
tDuBte, baB iie es ni9t .dnbern fonnte.
Sn ber 3mii6euaeit, bic felt Der Begegs
lnang In Der Musfellung unb bieier
9tunbe- berFosen, rnuBte IbeIbeib's
Stimmuns cine sdnali6e ummanblung
erfabren babeu. gi@t eine SPUR bon
ibrem gerei5ten Weien, ibrem unmutb
unb ibrer 9eftigteit 'aeiete fid raebr.
Die rubige 2larbeit, bic Inmutb ibres
@eiifes, ibre fanfte Stimue, bic er 70
febr bewunberte, bic i'm i'm Mnfang
ibrer 8efannti9aft glei1 ange3ogen,
tuaren ibr tpie5er auridgefebrt. plau.
bernb gingen iie bur9 Ben 8arten, ber
bonn leBten Bid BET Some gIiibte.
Die 8dun,e, bet &aien prangten nod
I'm f1Dnfen Grin; pdre ni1t bic friib
einbre6enbe 0dmmeruns geweien =
bon oer nabe gelegenen &tr9e tlangen
feds 69ldge ber 3burmubr perbalenb
beraber = ein getpifer ftibler 9au9
lno Son bes 9tmmels, man bdtte ni1i
bic gmpfinbung bes 9erbifes gebabt.
Gin beri6lungener 2aubgang flbrte
bonn 9aufe bur9 bie gan3e 2dnge BEG
@artens. WtiB Brabbon mar in BEN
3tmmer bel elmer 9dtelarbeit fiben ge.
blieben: 9inauf unb binab i9ritteu
Nbelbeib uno gilbert ben Gang. gu
erSdbleu gab es genug fiir 8eibe. aud
obne beg 8enusbilbes la6 ieines urbe'
bers @riDdbnung 3u tbuu. Mie fie ben
Sommer berlebt, tpel6e &eifeabenteue,
fie beianben, mas Re Neues geieben,
spel9e gefanntfdaften fe gefladt, -
er leinerfeits ipra6 bon ieiner Mutter
unb ietnen S9nefern, bic CT auf ib.
rem tleineu @ut beiu9t, BON BEN Sra.
n6pern bes Garbetorps = Gutes uni
2eibises, grnfes unb 0eiteres, eint
Jale bon fleinen, unbe6euienben 0or.
fdlen, bic bas 2eben bilbeu uub eyebem
trob ibrer M@tisteit 10 ui9tig erfbei.
men, neil fie Elm She'll Ieines sssd5s uni
unb feins 9eiens tperben.
(aOrtfetuns foIst3
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"Das reGte Stuoinm oer 2Neu(G.
feit III Der 2IenfG''.

iast Der beriibmte pope. Wenn er ge.
fa9t bdtte: rift Mann unb Srau". 70
tpiirbe er, tuenn ni6t 10 poettfb, bod
ber Wabrbeit ndber getommen iein.
Or. &. 9. pierce bat Beibe, tla1ents
lid bte Grat rno bic eieentbhmli9en
St6runseu, benen ibr garter Organiss
mus ausseiest 1T, gum 2ebensitubium
gemo6t. 0iele Trauen I'm 2anbe, bic
nit Or. pieree nur bus@ feline "Fayo-
rite Prescription" (2ieblingsoerorb4
Eung) befannt fino, iegnen i'm BON gans
aem 9eraen; .benn er bat ibnen bas
llniDerialmittel sesen ale ibrem @es
f9le9t eigentbiimli6en 9ronii9en ue'
bel eegeben, ). .. sesen peiBen GluB,
8orfall unb anbere Werrudungen Der
Gebdrmutter, S9udrung, iunerli9es
Gieber, Inlage su innerli9em 2rebs
uno gegen anoere uebeI. preis berabs
geieBt auf einen Dollar. 9ei Gpotbes
fern 3u baben.
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@,tnoerbare Q,tre,,

@. .. Sobt u. Co., Bbolefale unb &etail
Drussifen bon Hon,e, Ga, last: 9eit bic,
Sabreg fiibren mir Or. Rinss 9en Diseoberb
Electric Bitters unb 8udlen8 arnica Salbe
uab ba5eu ME SeiImittel sebabt, bic fi6 beFe,
bertauften ober mebr 8efriebisuns setpdbrten
Sic babeu einise ipuuberbare Ruren in uniere,
Staot betpirtt, namentlid) mebrere Galle Dor
ipirflider Ausaebruns iino burd ben @ebraud
einiger Glaf9en bon Or. Sings slep Diseobert
sebeilt por6eu, in 8erbinbuns nit @leetril
Bitter. gSir sarantirsn bielelben fets.
9um 8erfauf bel u. Dreib.
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Sn GorFcana tuer6en BON Der
9anoelstammer uno ein paar augelebe.
nen 8argern groBartise 8orbereiiungen
ftir eiuen feitliben @mpfang BON n6rb.
liden 2apitaliiten getroffen, tpel6e eine
grturl ton oirett bon Bottom unb Stem
'Yort ber mad @orfeana MAIDEN unb i'm
Saufe Der nd6ten Wode antommen
tperoen. 9ie @eieui6aft tpirb wabrs
f9einlid. aus a9t 6erren beHeben,
mel9e grDBtentbeils Nftieninbaber Der
nSeTas Sruit gompanp bon Gorfeana"
unb febr bernt6genb fnb.
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Spmmerietee bon nerldtebener
Sualttdt+
Sfeue 1uswabl BON Bddsrn+
unswetfelbaft bic bette Muswabl
BON Damen~ unb &inber<S <Sduben
Manner< IT, &naben~SAuben unb
Stiefelnnpn bewdbrtenT
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Wie man nj m m t.;

Gin @aitpirtb sebt NIT ieinem
66bn9en iiber 2anb. pl6bli6 butI9t
etnas graunes bi6t bDr geiben iiber
ben Gelbmeg. ~papa", frast ber tpiBs
begierige Sobn, ntuar 6as Sbier cit.
9aie ober cine Gabes4 - Inb Der ge.
iddftsfunbi9e 8ater anttportet obne
geiinnen: nSas tOn,mt gang auf bic
3ubereitung an, meiu 5obu."
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Bu6leue MrnieasGalbe. !.

Die bette SaIbe Der @elt fir S1nitt
lueti9uusen, gef9pire, 5ieber. uub Saut
Iutfdlas, 6le4te, sefprunsene Sdnbs, 6rof
beulen uub ale Sauttrantbsitsn; turirt Sa
msrrboiben ooer feine 8e3abIune. 86IIis
Satisftation sarautirt ober bas @eIb nirl
turiiderRattst. 26 Gents sle S4ahteI BEL
Dreib
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Aie fIeine Wertfn mil ser o.

= 9ie fleiae Bertha luia 6er Rabe
6ar6aus 5rauben ms @faul frpfen
unb fast gu bem unwillfgen 9austbier !:
rDu muBt eHen; magft Du bic Srauben
ni9t ieBt, 10 befOmmit bu fie trtorgen
tpieoer." Sie DIANA: nQudle Mie3s
den ui6t; &aBen eKen feline Srauben. !"
8ertba: so? Sd eife au@ ni6t
Spinat, unb bod triege i6 i'm immer
tpie6er!"
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Nene 3epbsr Gtasbams, Snbta
Grinfles; @ereals, 3anstbars, 9i<
ques, eawns, 8atttite, gfDpelt9
Gurbs, fApttii&e 3epb9rs, Soil bu
Nrrb unb anbere gum @aiden se>
eiguete Sabrifate in sruBer Aus>
nail nnb 5lt peridtebenen 9retien+
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gtiGerefeet !!

Sptt5en. Spit5em!
@uf bteiem Telbe sldnsen wir
bur6 bte srDbte Nuswabl unb bic
neueften @aden bic je bent pnblt>
fum pprselest trnrben+ Spr4pn,
esYptilde, prientaliide, galeacienrte,
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@legante Npsitdten II, 8dnbern
unb &iiden.
Dte nereittn Sums @eilinss,
Searietta Sud-, Grepes, SOBER
Sud-, Gballte einfarbis unb se@
muitert in allen ntpbernen Saat~
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5rau $. u. 2lein, @de 14te. uno
gbwarbs StraBe, Springfield. Sus.
III beg 2cbes bon iiber Or. glueuft
R6nig's' 9amburser 3rnbfeu i,no
8ruIttbee. Sie Wlrtung.n oleier uuss
ee3ei6neten Sausmiitel llnD ftets aus
friebenltellenb.
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ECkG Main Plaza
-unb-
AGeQQia Sbasse.
&amsbaItSeaettitdnDe.

S'1htu9er, 3allbtlt1er, SsTs
ptetten, 8ettbede,t, Scrin, unb GAr.
binen. Giidbeden unb Eibtts in
9einen, Wpae uni, pliif6 unbs aas
Saden, pelae bas 5austalts>
gebtet un,fabt+
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ie TT San Mntpntp au1ge,pielen >purbe.

@ambrie tn perldiebenen 8reiten IT,
pretien. Sarbtse Stidereien ber
fetnifen Sprte.
@rObe Nus,pabl BON Damen>
unterSeus+
goQifdnbises Saser BON Damien.
unb &tnberifriimpfen.
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19- 9ie eleganteften 9ln3ise mad
WfaB Bel Pancoaft 6 5obn.
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ipantl lde, @seltrtal, @utpure, Gban>
thy Sptsen in alien. 8retten fir
neberwnrf pber 8eiab+

0eitidte Ginidbe
in wabem unb farbtsem ptque,
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The Washington critic., 1888-06-02
Excursion TO Cincinnati via Pic
turesuue B. and o.

The Washington Division, No. /, Uni
formed Rank, Knights of Pythias, have
arranged for special train service over the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Cincin-
natl on occasion meeting Supreme Grand
Lodge, June u. The special will be COM
posed of b. and o. Buffet Sleeping Cars,
and will leave station, corner New Jersey
avenue and street, IL p. M, Saturday,
June 0, arriving Cincinnati Sunday even
ing. Breakfast will be taken at Grafton,
W. Va, dinner at Chillicothe, o. The
ride over the scenic portion Of the road
will be in daylight, afiording the excur-
sionists an opportunity to view the
Mountain region, the Switzerland of
America.
GThe round-trip RATE including sleeping
car accommodations, one berth for each
person, meals going and returning, is only
$l2. Return portion of tickets will be
good until July 2. The Division will
carry first,class band and propose to
make this the finest trip ever given by
sufficient guarantee that tins promise
will be fulfilled. For full particulars APP
ply in person or by writing to Percy G..
Smith, passenger agent, b. and o. Rail
road, 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, or the
following committees;
III. Coggins, Star Office,
John w. Thompson, Navy-Yard.
q. j. l.. FoXwel, War Department.
w. II. Mohler, 1900 North Capitol street
Tickets are on sale at following places
and by members Of the Division:
= A. 3. Witherbee u Co., N. c. cor llth st.
and Pa. ave.
y. II, Queen National Hotel cigar stand
Whitehand's, 305 Seventh street n. W.
Mockbee Il Co., 1908 + street northwest
Henderson's, 705 Fifteenth street.
II. Nj. Brown, Seventh and N streets.
III. G. Wagner, 1921 NJ street.
Schafhirts drug store, n. Capitol and Ill
II. Ptzer Il Co., drug store, 50l II. Cap. st
w. j. Tune, grocer 5l0Seyenth ST. 5. W
The Washington critic., 1888-06-02
CITY NEWS pAnAeRApHs. |.

The bench show at the Light Infan-
try Armory closed last night
I The concerts by the Marine Band
will begin on the 9th instant.
Hancock Command of Union Vet
Grams, Post !, gave an enjoyable campfire
last night.
The closing social of the Progressive
Association was held on Monday, at Mrs.
Woods, 402 A street southeast.
The trotting races which were to have
been run on Decoration Day, have been
declared off, and entrance money re-
funded.
The Excelsior Literary Club held its
closing meeting before adiourning until
October, on Thursday evening, at the
residence of Mrs. Naylor, 1876 + street
northeast.
Washington Juvenile Temple, No B.,
gave May march at Washington Hall
yesterday afternoon. The grand march
was led by Mamie Kalstrom and Daisy
Humphrey.
beginning Monday morning The Ma
chinery Contractors of North America,
National Trade District Assembly No.
1913, Knights of Labor, will hold their
annual convention in this city at Blks'
Hall.
Hundreds of people visited the pub.
lie school industrial exhibition Yesterday
at the E-Street Rink. The District Com
misIoners were among those present.
The hand-work and cooking schools at
tract the most attention.
-Messrs. @. NJ. Oyster, l.. Chapel, j.
9. Yost, A. GirOuard and $. @. Clark have
been appointed committee by the Citi.
zens Association of East Washington to
cooperate with similar com
mittee to effect an opposition to the
scheme Of railroad tunnel through Cap
itol Hill.
William B. Miller, clerk in the
Pension Office, fell in his room, at the
corner of Eleventh and Il streets north
west, last evening while getting into bed,
and broke both legs. He was removed
to Providence Hospital by Officer Byrne.
Mr.. Miller is cripple and used crutches.
The Virginia Democratic Association
last night elected the following delegates
and alternates to the Baltimore conven-
ton on the 4th of July: Major II. J.. Bis
coe, Captain Il. O.. Crump, J. II. Fisher.
r. S. GlasscoclS and Captain L. ]. Luttrell,
j. A. Settle, w. w. MofIatt, II. b. Little
page, II. z. Riddick and N. G. Vowels.