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THE SOLDIERS home.
Annual Report es sne Dssrs q o.
misstOners.

The annual report Ot the board o. Commissioners
.. .ne so'o'eH Home states that the total number
OF inmates on the rolls september 30 was l.OeA
The number OF admission. has been greater. the
rpor, says tnan In any one year since the Home
was established and the Applications are increas-
ing. Al VINO applied could not be accommodated
ano Inose VINO would suffer least IN consequence
were put on in order that more pressing
cases might De provided for. A more uberal course
VII oe PosSoe during the coming winter. when
there VIII De new quarters 10 D. ocrnn,ei me
oondiaoa OF .oe finances of the Home ~ reported
tinted sfstes r ~ slowly, the balance In the
=, -sss 80 ~ Yeasary October l. isss being
The Tressnrer aae, reoeipis and disbursements BY
~ Sonas :, Snahssa from an Investment
an,o1n,Hs ~ 80 1esposll Ia the permanent fund
aoantd 70 s36a $50 * the total eSpepses being
a,,,;aoi ,,. IeaNlhg sSSds6ll on hand The
pm nncapM seus OF expense were: new buildfnc
ana sss,x ss5iSos,,stence 81 e6Ss; farm garden
exfra SnisT GUY door relief s2a612 %;
mates Gl.35l2a Appropriate rrmarSs are
ma , fesarding the loss the board has sustained
Ia the Death OF General sheridan. The renort 4
board fNAN W w.
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MEETING OF PROTESTANT HoNE RULKRs-At a
meeting OF Protestant home rulers IN dublin yes
terday a letter from Mr.. GladstO one was read In
which he deplored the fact the PrOtestanls OF
Belfast, who q century ago were devoted NATIONAL
lists now assembled 10 applaud Lord Harrington
and every thing their fOrelathers had Condemned
and 70 condemn everything their fOrefathers had
applauded. letter from Mr.. Morley was also
read, In which he spoke most hopefully OF the pro-
gress OF the Irish cause.
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A New Combination for Servia.

BELGRADE, Oct 27.-It is officially stated that q
special commission to be composed OF seventy per-
sons and to include representatives OF all parties
VIII be appointed TO frame a new constitution.
King Milan will be president, and among its MEN,
beers VIII be MN. RiStich, GruleS and Vices.
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Foa TrnrD BRArx
USE HoRsFoRD's ACID

USE HORSFORDS ACID PHOsPHAIE
DE-. o. c. STOUT. Syracuse, n. T.. ssyss -1savs o
20 one patient who unable 20 transact tbs noss
ordinary nusfne~a. became brain uak rircd aD1
confused upon the least n1entx exation Imknod1nos
bensft. aud ultimate recovery tonowsa" oc21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

PHYSICIAN FoRcrBLY QUARASTNED.-Dr. King
Wyllie, OF sanford, Fla, who has been visiting
Enterprise, where yellow fever prevails 20 an
alarming extent, returned home TO Sanford yes-
terday on the arrival OF a volunteer physician at
Enterprise. The Sanford autnorilies iearfhg Ia
might spread the inspection there, arrested him
ana took him by force 20 the train Tor Camp Perry
MISUNDERSTANDING the Doctors Indignant protests
There he must remain ten days an quarantine De-
fore he can 20 home. He Is president the Orange
County board OF health aud a leading citizen.
There were tweLty-thToe new cases and two deafhs
at Jacksonville yesterday.
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w hsn osby vas siek. We ssve her cassosaA
wnen she wsss child. she cried for CsstoF1A
'"'' ''"hf fir To- csstortA
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 27.-The steamer Arabic,
that arrived from China yesterday, brought 40
Chinese. The Arabic was the steamer which left
China with passengers who were not aware OF the
passage Of the exclusion law,
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=. ysms. G; NAM: y - s.sS :. vsy N q :.
was feared she might -
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Row AT A BoULAHGisT NJ EErISG.-AI Boula nctst
meeting In the Sale Magram IN Paris last nlght-
at which about 900 persons were present a party
OF anJi-Boulanslsts, headed by Luliler, provoked
Tree night Many persons were carried out of the
place with lacerated and bleeding faces During
The turmoil Lullier fired revolver from the plat
form into the audience. lie was Immediately
thrown down and belaOored with sticks one Of
which penetrated his neck. Lullier fired again
three times, whereupon the gas was put out ana a
general rush was made FOR the doors. IL n not
known whether any one was wounded by the shots
Tired by Luilier.
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, IS reported by special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27
I'd EDITION.
Latest TbleglanS to The Star.


HUDSON, N. Y, Oct. 27.-Assistant Postmaster
Michael A. Sheldon, who was arrested yesterday
on the charge of piifering from the mails passing
onrougn ms once, made a full confession at his
examination before United states Commissioner j..
Rider Cady. II is believed that his steal1ngs Will
amount TO several thousand dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27
FOR RENT-HALLS.

EoR RENT-FUhNIsHED HALL. 9a3 81 "
- 10 lodges. clubs and associations. days and
Syeninq 70 suit Apply % ". u. DkNlsOHss RcaI
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No FAx1r, SAr.

without % prompt md convenient remedy for Group
"hooptne Cough. Bronchitis and other Thros. ana
Lung trouosa bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pector.i has
saved many lifa M1l J. Gregg LIST st. Lowell. Mass,
writes; my children have taken Ayers Cherry PEG
sorai for Group It gives immediate relief invariabI,
followed by cure"
Il have found Ayers Cherry Pectoral perfect cure
TOR Group. In all casea have known the cases
relieved in very short time by its and advise all
families to keepit In the house"-s H. LAtimer, n D.,
Mt Vernon. Ga
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER CO.. Lowell. MAJ Sole
By all Drussisss Price. 81; SIX bottles. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

The PRUssIAS MINISTER MAY LEAVE THE yarI-
cAN.-Goyernment organs at Berlin are talking
OF the expected recall OF Baron Won SchIoezer tne
Prussian envoy 20 the vatican, IN consequence VI
the popes grafton 10 the NcapOliJan pilgrims.
The GerDadEsd tCathollcl asserts that the papal
note 70 the nuncios at foreign courts will eInpha-
size the TACT that Emperor Williams visit having
led 10 occurrences that could not fail 10 wound the
more deplorabe.
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Ir,

PoND's EXTRACT n known everywhere, and well
merits its reputation the Topples Remedy and
Universal Pain Destroyer" For forty years this
great vegetable compound has proved efficacy aud
never failed 70 do its duty when brought into use II
mas won It's greatest renoxn subduer Of all paias
tld Inflammation. and should be in every household
fOND's EXTRACT cures Burns, Old Sores Chxfn9
wounds, BRUISES Piles CatArrh, hemorrhaxes Female
NO inaltstaonS my3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

PREP0SSESSING STRANGER RIDES AWAY WITH A
NEW BICYCLE, WHICH HE PAwNS
The Washington cycle Club was victimized q
few days ago by a smooth-tongued stranger. who
introduced himself to the members as Mr. Hackett,
a member Of the Buffalo Ramblers, and represented
that he had recently been visiting the Ramblers,
OF Baltimore. He was hospitality received, in
vited to make his headquarters at the clubhouse,
and was supplied with wheel on several OF the
club runs. A day or two ago he received the key
OF the clubhouse, which s on 10Th street, near l.
from the captain Before riding on on a new
bicycle belonging to w. G. Kent, he appropriated
a. violin and cornet and broke open several
&C. Nothing has since been seen OF him, although
IL Is learned that he started for Richmond without
the name OF Mckay. The bicycle was found in
pawn-shop, where It had been left as security for
an advance OF $25. The pawnrrOker wanted te
latter intends TO take steps to recover his prop
erty without expense.
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China May Retai.ase
eAk NAY EAfEL AkgsIcANs .Nn c.xcx, u~
fkkAIIEs MIru IN. .-...--N NNNNee ~.

WE hAf hAfkL AnEsIcASs AND CANCEL uEu
TREATIES WITH THIS COUNTRY
The Japan Gazette has statement n,hus,., a.
the Chinese Times % the effect thar ,he .,,,on ~
the Chinese minister 20 the United states An the
matter OF the treaty which WAS rscensis , ~ sS
by the Chinese government excited erast nj,
mostly against him In kwantung, and endeavor.
Were made oy an angry mot 20 wreck the minis
ters house The CniResc Times also con,ains a
letter, signed by Pekin Official ana w-,tfan inst
after the news had reached China thai the i-nis.s
states senate had passed the Chimes excins,on
bill. Following Is an extract from the letter.
III tue OBNOXIOUS American bill should he ,,ar
ned into effect there Will be no other conrse orS,
for China consistent with her dignity as a nation.
than 10 ADOPT retaliatory measures 6y nrohibIfIn,
the citizens OF the United states frou ro,n,,,, -,
China This WILL be by no means pr,,porttonsfs 70
the harm done 20 the Chinese Interests m Amer
lea but IL Will have 10 be- done In order 10 show
that the Chinese can do something ana n ina
Will have no effect In bringing the nited stsfcs
Congress and the United states t,oyernlnenf 70
reason and fairness. then II will I've Question fo,
China 20 consider whethe Il + not time for hr ~
cancel her treaties made with that country IN
recall her subjects from there 70 pxpal All ina
United states citizens IRON this country ana TO
cease All reiations aud intercourse diplomatic and
commercial, with that COUNTRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27
Sales Of Real Essate.

Robert J. Shepherd has bought, for 5000, Of J.
D. Donnelly, part z, square 5I4, fronting 22k on
New York avenue, between 4th and 9th streets
northwest.
Reginald Fendall has brought Of B g. Lovejoy,
for 5000, sub lot "a, 50. 153 fronting 25 by 100
feet on New Hampshire avenue, between R and
Riggs street northwest.
Jacob Jones has bought, for Gil 200, Of Philip
Lobe, original lot 4, and pts and 8, So 8l2, 81
rect inch by l06 feet, northeast corner OF d and
4th streets northeast.
f. 0. New ct al has bought for q, 600 OF Cattle
rfne l. Robinson sub 1873, square 24O, fronting
1867 by 30 feet on south side or Corooran street.
between 18th and 18th streets northwest. Lucien
UaWley has bought OF +. NJ. Green for 50 ESQ lots
81, % and %, block 20, Meridian HILL
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Obcyed the Decsor,s Order~

From Judge
Madam said the tramp as he appeared az
the farm house door, "will you kindly lend me a
comD?"
"Donr you carry one with your" she asked.
mo, na'am; don't have very much Use for Il
The doctor ordered me not 10 comb nv hair
more than once a week, and n carried one win
me might be tempted 10 disobey himi This A
"Wednesday, Is IL nOt? Thank you very much.
Good morning."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

EAR1rs
New and artistic Water Coors BY Essig Leon Moran,
Percy Moran. Cceri, b. Sword. Carl Weber Chaffee
Pibdn .nd others Of this country and BY prominent
and tastefuily framed Autotypes, Etchings Engrnv-
ies Tor immediate use Pain IinEs, Mirrors Poli-
JAMES 5. EARLE SONS,
oc9 SIG CHESTNUT 81. PHILADELPHIA.
NO BUFFET SHOULD BE WITHOUT BOTTLE
Appetizer and Invigorstor, Of exquisite favor en-
dorsei BY the medical profession for wonderful re-
ssorAuve power "a
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Gen. Gibbons lmdiscreet Report.
he Is GRANTED LEAVE BY THE SECRETARY OF wAH
TO WITHDRAW AND AMEND IT.

he Is GRANTED LEAVE By THE SECRETARY OF WAR
TO WITHDRAW AND AMEND 1T.
Br1gadfer Gen. John Gibbon, commanding the
Department Of Columbia, who was reprimanded
by the Secretary Of War some time ago for his
action In ordering the release Of an ex-soldier
who had been confined In o states prison,
action and TO argue In forcible and spicy language
that his action In the case was proper.
and claiming that he had been unJustly treated.
The report was received with so much displeasure
that Gen. Gibbon was forced to realize his lndis-
erection. He has asked, It Is understood, that his
report be returned to him that he may amend II,
and that his request has been granted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27
The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
oficer as follows: Rebecca j. Osborne, white, 10
years; Cnas. w. Kuebler, white, / year; Annie
Bailey, white, 9 hours; Emma Cassen, white, 8
years; Ella E. Watson, white, 25 years: Lewis w.
Lingrelter, white, 13 years; Lewis Ferguson, white
80 years; VIM. Adams, white, year.
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Lieut.. Col. Forsy,h's Pay Accounts.

Lieut.. Col. FOrsyth's Pay Accounts.
HE rs SENTENCED TO DISMISSAL FOR DUPLICATING
THEM-THE PRESIDENT M0DIFlEs THE SENTENCE.
The result OF the court martial OF Lieut. Col
George A. Forsyth, Fourth Cavalry. for
duplicating his pay accounts was this
afternoon made pubic. The sentence OF
the court was dismissal with Recommendation
OF clemency. The President modified the sentence.
and in taking action In the matter wrote:
1.-The ofIenses OF which this officer has
been found guilty are SO reprehensive
OF conduct which should be soldiers guide.
are beside so subvers1ve OF the honor and integrity
OF the service that / md 1t very dificult
to defer in the least to the recommendation OF
clemency In which all the members OF the
court who tired the accused have joined.
But In slew OF the fact that the
reviewing Officers have also suggested clemency
and considering the somewhat conspicuous bravery
and gallantry which the accused has exhibited In
his military service the sentence OF dismissal from
the service agreed on by the court-martial Is
hereby modified to suspension from command duty,
rank, and promotion for the term OF three
years upon half pay, and that the said Lieut.
COL Geo. A. Forsyth be, in addition to the above,
reprtmanded In general orders"
An order was issued to-day by Major-General
SchOfield carrying the Presidents action into
effect
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4 Q. AND o. TRAIN MEETS DISASTER MEAN CHARLES
TON, ". vA--Two MEN BURNED TO DEATH.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Oct GA train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad going West was de-
rallied above This city this morning by misplaced
switch.
The engine, tender. baggage-car. two coaches
and q sleeper were thrown over an embankmenJ
and destroyed by fire. Fireman Elkins and Con-
ductor Hetherlane were burned TO death
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SUPPOSED TO BE THE observation-disclosures Luskey
and Williams, OF the second precinct, arrested
Louis Smith, colored, yesterday, on suspicion OF
Mr. COwie, No. 15lY . street. the Other morning. as
published In THE STAR He was not Identified by
Mr. Cow1es daughters, who were not positive that
he was the man who was in their room: He was ar
rested because the MtssesCowle remembered seeing
q strange man IN the rear OF their house Smith
has only been IN this city two or three weeks and
has had charge OF Mrs. Beams horses which are
kept In the stable In che rear OF Mr. COwies house
His employer, Mrs. Bean, vOuched for Smiths
tody.
RoBBHRIEs REPoRrED.-Elzabeth Gelston, No.
house yesterday pair Of gold earrings-Charies
" Juns, No. 905 LIST street. reports that his house
reDoyt sn stsn S S1 Ss roo@
the Metropolitan Hotel an overcoaL-Louis
Newmeyer reports the larceny Of an overcoat
A memorial service will be held at the 10th
street Baptist church tomorrow afternoon In
honor Of the late Lindsay Muse, for over sixty
The Blaine Invincible Clup, visited the VIM.
Lloyd Garrison Republican Club OF Rockville, Nd,
W. H. Jones and j. w. Freeman.
Mon! Roo1 FOR TIE LEIfsR-CARRuRa-The por-
occupied by the carriers department is being en-.
arged by including the eastern end OF the corridor
IN IL sGs and
awning has been erected for the projection OF
those coming TO the windows for inail matter.
TINS Is only temporary expedient to relieve the
over crowded room.
FRANK WALLACE Held FOR THE GRAND JuxY.-
Frank wallace, the negro who shot and DANGER
ously wounded Richard Phillipa, also colored, In
hughes ailey. two weeks ago was arrsigned In
the Police Court this afternoon, charged with a.
sault ana battery with intent 70 kill He pleaded
eulV and was held In 8, 600 bail TO await the
action OF the grand Jury.
RAN08 OF Tm THERMoNIrHR.-The following
were the read1ngs at the signal Once to-day: 8
An, "a; pm, 60; maximum, q: minimum, 81.
M GARNET KxCrrAuI.-A R1ngwood, N. T.,
dispatch says: Nh. Robert Garrett was quite ex.
cttable today. He did NOT display any violence
wnile ne was out. but was restless while walking
close watch upon him. Beyond this trTitAbalt5
his generAl condltton remains unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

Mr.. Floods Condition Unchanged.
HEIDELBERa, Oct 27.-Mr. James c. Flood passed
q good night last nigh. HIS condition Is un-
changed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

PARIS, Oct. 27--Presldent Carnot has ISSUED a
decree extending the time for the registration or
foreigners To January ], 1889.
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One hundred feet east OF the Rock Creek shaft
in lined portion, number OF holes, cut at ran
dom through the roof, were noticed by the court
Each one showed cavity In the lining, some OF
apparent depth, and others comparatively small
In extent.
AT 1890 O'Clock Rock Creek shaft was reached
and short halt was made to NIL the
lamps. Orders were sent up to the carriages
In waiting on the surface at this point 10 meet the
officers ut the Foundry Branch SHAFT, where they
intended to leave the tunnel for the day. The
sought the outer world In state OF griminess and
mud
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RAN08 OF the THKRMouTYR.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day:
An, "a; pm, 60; maximum, q; minimum. 81
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LIEUT.. DEANS SENTENCE MoDIFTEp.-The Presi-
dent has modified The sentence OF dismissal In the
case OF LIST Lieut.. Alex. I. Dean, 4th cavalry, TO a
suspension from rank and duty on half
pay and to be confined within the military
posts " which his company may be assigned, for
In general orders. The necessary orders In
the case were issued tn Is afternoon by Gen. Scho-
held. Lieut.. Dean was accused OF drunkenness and
threatening &c XII his SUPERIOR Officer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-12-27

NEXT WEEK Messrs. Ira D. Brougher,
G. C. Wolfe and W. W. Carney will
cease their duties az public servants
and become private citizens, while
Messrs. w. r. Bunting, W. II. Grant
and Geo. n. Moses will assume the
manifold responsibilities and duties Of
county officers. To the gentlemen
retiring the public can have but words
Of congratulation for the efficient man
per in which they have conducted the
county's business for the last two years,
in which congratulation the DEMOCRAT
Joins with earnestness. To the incom-
ing county officers we extend welcome
and hope that their paths Of official
duty. will be smooth and their emolu-
ments great.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-12-27

home, then, considering her other
advances say that in the millenium,
Kansas will lead the procession.
Prof. Wolford. with short speech,
proposed "Great Bend" Mr.. Odell
spoke but short time, and compared
the sumptuous surroundings of the
evening with those of Christmas, 1871,
thus showing the great advancement Of
our city.
The last toast. "Our Faculty" was
given BY Mr.. 8. G. Holmes, one Of the
students. He painted glorious
future for each one Of the teachers aud
commended them highly. Mr.. G. L.
Hobart, responded. He spoke Of the
ideality Of the teachers; of them ~
being models to be patterned after.
He praised their energy and individu-
atty, and especially the efforts of Prof.
Stryker, under whose efficient manage
ment the school has become . great
success.
The affair was a grand success.
Much credit is due the students, direct
ed by Mrs. Stryker, for the commend
able way the entertainment WAS given.
UNo Who.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-12-27
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District court. within and for !
she county Of Barton, state of Kansas.
The Kansas Loan & Truat Co,

In the District court. within and for
she county Of Barton, state of Kansas.
The Kansas Loan d Truat Co., I
Plaintiff
Lafayette Viewer, Mary Wev-i No. 2i1.
or, Calvin Hull, and The
Kansas Loan & Trust compa-
ny, Trustee. Defendants.
MARY A. VIEWER
will take notice that the said The Kansas Loan
trust Company. plaintiff, did, the twelfth day af
September, 1885, file its petition in said district
court, within and for the county of Barton in the
state of Kansas against the said Lafayette Viewer,
Mary A. Viewer, Calvin E. Hull and The Kansas
Loan Trust company, trustee, defendants, and
ton filed a. aforesaid. before the 7th day Of
February 1889, or said petition will be taken Is
true and judgment rendered in said action against
said defendants, Lafayette Viewer and Mary A.
Viewer, for tho sum of FIVE hundred and sixty dol
iars, with interest thereon at the rate of 12 per
cent per annum from the LIST day of April 1887 for
costs ef suit: and further judgment against said
defendants Lafayette Viewer and Mary A. Viewer
for the foreclosure of certain mortgage upon the
following described real estate, to-wit All of Sec
ton No. twenty-five township seventeen, south
range thirteen west, containing six hundred
forty acres, more less lying and situated in the
county OF Barton In the state of Kansas and ad.
judging that the said pain ii has the second lien on
said premises, to the amount for which judgment
will be taken aforesaid and ordering said p ennis.
to be sold without prsisement and the proceeds
applied to the payment of the amount due plaintiff
and costs Of suit aid forever barring and forecosng
said defendants, and each of them of and from eli
redemption, In or to said premises, any part
thereof. ROSSINGTON, SMITH DALLAS.
LsEAL] Attorneys for plaintiff.
Attest: Ira d. Brougher. Clerk Dist. Court.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-12-27
The Leading Farm Paper.

The Kansas Farmer now in its 26th year, still irz-
proves with age 1t contains 20 pages. and staads
hands OF men who graduated on the farm It IN a
broad gsgned journal which aims At the education
platform, from the pail the parior fhe perfect
farmer is an educated gentleman, and his wife and
children are the companions of the good and pure.
This stalwart old friend of the people believes In
building mp everywhere the strongest and best men
and women, and in making the farm Q fountain of
good things It ts not only teacher of farm vsrk
and iaSm methods, but 1t is educator in state
craft. published weekly at Topeka. ut the reduces
Pr1ce OF si.o0 year Sample copy free. Address:
KANSAS FARMER CO., Topeka, Ras
By Special Arrangement
The FARMER Will be dubbed with the BARTON
COUNTY DEMOCRAT, both papers for y . year.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-12-27

The mysterious mutilated man at
Kansas City is a formerly from Kan
sas'' fellow. He had just as we'll stay
in Kansas City now, Kansas has no
further use for him.-Neosho Journal.
OF course; he's as good as the average
mossback. with all his mutilation.-
Evening Nescs.
Our neIghbor on Bloody Alely either
cracks himself up to be better than 1.-THE
average Mossbaek," or else-we drop
the curtain.