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LAwsvAsEs AND sErrEks. at sHEDD BROS

STEAMER LAKE will leave her wharf for Piney
Point this day at O'Clock pm. with Prof. Repetts
brass band Tor the opening occasion. Fare, round
Urn Al
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ONE OF TRE MOsr DESIRABLE dwellings in Wash
ington, No. 2O01 X street, corner OF Connection
avenue, Will be sold at auction on Tuesday June
II. az 30 O'Clock y. IN Look At II. Watchman
on premises
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MENs STKAws AND LIGHT-COLoRED DERBYs.-
Boys straw hats. -, 80, 20, 81. Mems medium
and light underwear. Il. {. Lewis. $50 18th street,
between and \ northwest, established twenty
i've years ago, June q, 1868 Long time, isn't IT?
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xCCRsiOS TO CISCINNATL-The Baltimore and
ONO Railroad CO. Will sell excursion tickets Ia
Cincinnati Tor all trains June 10 IL Inclusive
valid for return passage until July Inclusive
The rate from Baltimore and Washington will IN.
xl4 for The round-trip, and correspondence low
rates viii be made from all other points on the
line
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SENATOR JOHN j. INGALLS, Will speak al The FIJI
teenth-StIeet Presby terrain Church Monday even
Ing. Introducing Prof William Howard Day WIN
Will lecture on civil and religious liberty.
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DAISY" ham-Hoiders, at Tappan's, Goa 8

WINDOW SCREENS. something new. VIII n. any
window. 80 cents each CHAs. T. CARTER & Co.,
COZ Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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READ W. H. HOEKE's add of clearing-out sale.

We only charge sI5 for our 500 Bargain Suits.
EISEHAS Bios. 9TH and T.,
The Only Manufacturing Clothiers in Washington
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HOgsg No. lib Maryland avenue irnmediatel,
east OF the Capitol grounds. is for rent June Is
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PINE ROSES, Ere, AT AUcTIoS.-Thomas Downing
WI! sci at MS rooms Monday al IL a. IN. rne as;
sortment Of plants.
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HALF RATES For SUMNER EyESINGsL-Commenc-
ing Tuesday, June IL, At 5 d. m. Elocution and
OratOry. Marty College OF ElOcuIiol and Oratory
Sl3 SlSlh street northwest.
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kalbTiggan Underwear, all Sizes In every
style OF each grade Franc, One-Price Halter and
Furnisher, 7th and ID. /
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Ten THOUSAND YARDs
DIR. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
NEW YORK CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS


OF Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS suitable for
real hot weather These elegant dress ali pure
me wool immense double width. Every lady who ex-
aInines them viii KNOW they are very cheap at o.. ac
our cash price 37s Ne.
FANCY SILKS in checks and stripes, all colors, i'm
mense assortment. 81 y, 40. A. 4Sc.
BEsAUIIFUL sATTEENS. in new French styles. one
hundred pieces to select FROM 13c.
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN, very
our cash price 12ec
GHMIY DE- LANES new French styles. loo.
BLACh SURAH SILKS. excellent quality, full
~llth price 1Ic., reduced Doc.
duced Sc. ~ 1890 ~
HESkiETTA CAsHMERES. style dress goods
VIZ doeols width. Tan Terra Gotta. serpent Gobelin
bLue and Mahogany mot all wool, II yards tor &c.
4. ne variable presents for cash customers are
store. ~ ~ ~ WA
select one Of the following presents II You buy ) or
over one par OF Damask Towels worth 81; 1 pair
San I'm eroidered Corsets worth 75c.; half dozen
Daniask NAPKINS. worth Use
CARRIERS.
| III MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH STREET.
In advertising our cash BARGAINS" the quality,
Wlct and prices stated that no one will IL dis
1 appointed when they examine the goods
valuable presents for cash customers who buy 10
or over. va
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COLBCRS'S MUsrABD.-Philadelph Brand is the
King OF Condiments Flavor and pulgency CON-
bined In perfection For sale BY Grocers.
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BLAzERs.!-WOodward LOthrop Will offer on
Monday a superb line OF Mems Lawn Tennis
Blazers at the low price Of $50 each in variety
OF club cOlOrS-
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CBAs. r. CARTER & Co., sos Pa. ave. NV, has
lawn NOW rs from = up. fully warranted.
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We only charge So for our $50 Bargain suits.
EISEMAS Bios, 9TH and E.
The only Manufacturing ClOthiers in Washington.
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Gas COOKING RANGES. AZ sHEpp & Bro. !

DR. WARSERs CORsETs, 93c. new Satines, I2xc.;
India LinOn, Sc, at BrOdheads, 9O7 ST.
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FrssELL's Ice CREAM.

SPEAKING TUsEs, Burglar Alarms J. ii. Kueh-
ling, 12I2 Pa. ave.
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I'M PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. I1o9 Pa ave
LIGHTNING RODS, Electric Work. j. II. Kuehlng,
12l2 Pa ave.
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CITY ITEMS.
Housekeepers Consult Won,

HOusekeepers Consult Your Interest.
COME ONE, COME ALL,
to purchase the best Teas and Conees to be found
In The city. The best pc. Coffee In the world our
aOc Tea, in green, Springear or blended, is spoken
OF by those who purchase 1t as the best they can
ind anywhere. Just try pound as sample Ele-
giant Print Butter, 30c. In TACT, everything I'm the
staple and fancy grocery line at prices way down.
Leave your orders early in the day. NJ. d =. Metz
ger, Az 9TH street northwest
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ice cream. sss G ana lois 18th sts nv

We only charge SIS for our $50 Bargain suits.
EISEMAN BROS, 7th and +,
The only Manufacturing CiOthiers in Washington
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THEEE or kISD.-The last OF the three exeur.
slons 70 Bay Ridge ana the Chesapeake will leave
b. O. Depot sunday, June 10, at 10 a. m Meals
on the OoaS only Soc-, round trip 81: children 5O.
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DOWN TIE BAY VIA BAY RID6E.-The last rail
and boat excursion VIA the mammoth steamer
SOiumola Will leave b. q U. Depot sunday, June
10, at 10 a. m Meals on toe boat only 5ac rofnd
Trip 81; children Soc
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ger Az 9TH street northwest.
RalbYiggan Underwear. all sizes In every
style OF each grade. Franc, One-Price Halter and
furnisher, 7th and ID.
bargains, Watches, Jewelry Frank, 461 Pa.
ave.
Duffy's Malt Whisky, SIC. a bottle. Speers
Port Wine SIC bottle. Extra Dry and Sweet
Wine. made from the Delaware grape zoe ot
45c. pints-this wine OF 1870 vintage ana very
iine N. & p. Metzser. AIT 7th street northwest. /
Extraordinary Bargain Sale of
School Shoes and slippers, Commencing Satur-
day. June 8, and continuing throughout next
week, we make the following great reductions:
81 Misses Pebble Grain school Shoes reduced to
15c.
$50 Misses Genuine Kid Common Sense or
Spring Heel Shoes, reduced toS
soc Misses Fine Kid opera slippers, reduced to
u Misses Kid oxfords, tipped or plain, reduced
81 Children's Heel o: Spring Heel Shoes, reduced
sl.25 Children's Shoes with Solar Tips, reduced
&c. Chlldren's Low oxford Ties, reduced to SOC.
,o.oc &C. Childs Spring Heels with Tips, reduced to
soc. Child's Kid Spring Heels reduced to 33c.
NL22 Youths All Solid Leather School Shoes
extra high cut Button or Lace, reuuced 10 Csc
$50 Boys Button or Lace Shoes reduced to 81.
Special lot OF Boys and Youths Low Quartered
Shoes, worth S1.o0 reduced to &c.
Lawn Tennis and Wigwam shoes all sizes: best
quality; reduced 10 75c.
|. The STAR SHOE House, 126 9TH st.
Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
''ROyal Clue, Mends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass.
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &c. Always LIQUID !
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"Royal Glue" at 1Oc fstuSth
MOrell, 73i 9Th stn.w., every style showcase eo3o
81 Per {: allOm. Csc. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye Wh1skey, best in the world for the money
Oroers by mail MCGEEs. 9th near ST. was
l.. In. Hopkins removed 939 r ST. Wire,
Door, and Window Frames for files. je7-eO3
The LiHht.Hunning '.DOmestic'' is
SOLO at Auel bach's Sewing Machine Rooms, 1th
and StS, our only authorized agency for the
District Of Columbia. Also Fashion Papers.
60 DOMESTIC SEwING-MACHINE Co., n. Y.
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eo1y
Royal GIue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
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GEsrs Surrs Soourrp
AND PRESSED Fo7sL
Goats. 5oc.: fapts c5c: Vest 25c Altsr1ng o.
hstairng done ~ best msnner Goods called Tor -
H HAM ros 9Th .. n~s
A3l-tR sna 2ls y. calvert - 1alensses.
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Duffy's Malt Whisky, SIC. a bottle Speers
Port Wine SOC. bottle. Extra Dry and Sweet
wine, made from the Delaware grape. Toe Qt.,
hne. N. & r. Metzger, AT 7th street northwest /
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WILLS Ice cos Penobscot ice-red wagons.
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THE LAST EXCURSION Down THE BlY.-The pas
senger department Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Co. announces the last OF those delightful
rail- and boat excursions down the bay for sunday
June 10 This Will De positively the last one OF the
SERIES. as the boat will be used for the Baltimore
Bay klcge excursions the balance or the season.
The special tram Will leave the Baltimore and Ohio
Depot at 10 am: round trip, 81 children 80 cents
The meals on the boat have been reduced TO so
cents, and the same standard of excellence OBJ
srISeC- Professor ItZel ; orchestra Will ACCOMPANY
Inc excursion and furnish music during the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

ATTENTION Is CALLED to the auction sale OF very
desirable lot on LIST street, between and streets
northwest, which takes place on Monday, June IL.
at o'clock p. M This property is in a rapidly.
improving neiShborhood being opposite the Dis
trict government buildings, near the L. s. Capitol.
and adjacent TO all the street-car and herdic lines
In the city; good opportunity TO secure building
lots or speculative investment. -
The ATTENTION OF bOokDinders Is called to an
ADVERTISEMENT under Cuisines Chances
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bargains, Watches, Jewelry. Frank, 461 Pa.
ave.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AS FIxruREs. at sHEDD & BRO. S.
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The SALE OF LOrs at Twining City, which is to
De continued on TUESDAY next, June 12), at 4 80
O'CLOCK y. L., presents an opportunity seldom Oh
fered 10 purchase desirable suburban property nj
ones own price, as was shown at the previous
sale. Each lot offered was absolutely sold to the
highest bidder without regard 10 value who I'm
some Instances have transferred their purchases
at handsome prUfitS-Iidu
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

ITOR
Il 122l CT. NV. 9l1 n. Y ayenw lar SEQ
lSr. large sta rear. $3.50 l346 18th 81, NV Or: 20
1916 st. NV, IT.. l25 1913 IL IN St NV Tor SO
IFS 10Th l4sl i isa st. t;
1923 X. !. ave. r.. 100 1914 3Otn ST NV i7r IN
1929 st. NV. l5r. 100 l142 N St II W Sr al
1914 list st. .13r 100 lilo 18Th ST % W Iilr "a
1915 VT ave-. 1r. SO 80 l4O9 Stouehton ST ii ~
1884 18th st. NV. lar. 80 1870 b at aw llr an
1870 DE sales st., H. 1880 10Th st N w Tr A
1122 18th st. NV, lar. 1885 Riggs st n w. Or A
1Ol6 18th st. NV. IS 1205 Both st n W ilr a
1704 Conn. ave. 11r IS 1909 9TH st N W. store
24O4 14th st............7o and dwelling - a.,
y42 n Y. ve.nw., Tors IS III ST, Nv Sr III
ole 10Th st. II w. 15r. 20 1929 S st NV er 81 S0
SIT 18th st. n lar 20 loO7 Caroline st Or d
1416 Y IT. n.w.. l2r. 40 lOl2 n a. ave Or d
1021 st. NV. 11r. ...- 10 l42l d st NV 1rs 81
2402 14th st. 1861 SUI 3lst ST. NV lirr
liza 9th W., llr.. 90 :l:}2 LIST st sw Or Ia
10Th st., near O. Tor. ID 1914 n st H. W ;5r I;
The above houses can pe examlnel py permit from
our ONCE oNly THOMAS }. FISHER & CO.
le9 1924 St nv.
THOR RENT-ELEGANTLY-F URNISHED HOUSE.
Il central location: II rooms: at a nominal rent .or
summer months. Address Box s. Star office It,
IcoR RENT-CALL FOR BULLETINS OF FUR.
II NISHED AND UNFUkNISHEp HOUSES OF
FlCE ROOMS. STORES FLATS AND STABLES
HILL JOHNSTON
je9-3t 13S 10TH ST NV.
EOR RENT-5l4 b ST. NE. s35; 8 ROOMS AND
Il Stable; cheap; hrst-class Keys At 420 B 81. n
e., al-1f
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day, one hundred pieces OF Fine American Satteen.
at l5c- per yard, which have been sold up 10 tn,
present time at PC. Beautiful patterns on dari
ground shades
FrssELLs Ice CREAM.
SPEAKING TUsEs, Burglar Alarms. ]. H. kueh
Ing, 12l2 Pa ave
DR. WARSER's CORsETs 95c.; new satines, I2xc.
India Lnon. Sc, at Brodheads, sO7 st.
Gas COOKING RANGES, at sHEpD BROS.
MESs sTKAws AND LIGHT-CoLoRED DERBYs.-
Boys straw hats, -, 30, -, 81. Mems medium
and light underwear. K. {. Lewis. go 9TH street
between and northwest, established twenty
WILLS Ice cos Penobseot ice-red wagons.
CoLBURSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brand is the
King OF Condiments Flavor and pungency com
biheu In perfection For sale BY Grocers
WINDOW SCREENS. Something new VIII any
window. 80 cents each. CHAs T. CARTER & Co.
Coz Pennsylvania avenue northwest
DAISY" SHAREHOLDERS. at Tappan's, COZ 9th st
BLAZERS. !-woodward Is Lothrop Will offer or
Monday a superb line OF Mems Lawn Tennis
Blazers at the low price Of $3.50 each, in variety
OI club cOlOrS
CBAs. T. CARTER & Co., 6O6 Pa. ave. NV, has
lawn mowers from - up, fully warranted.
We only charge SO for our SO Bargain suits.
EIsEMAE Bios, 1th and E,
The Only Manufacturing Clothiers in Washington
I'M PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, Iloa Pa ave.
LIGHTNING RODS, Electric Work. j. H. Kuehlng,
12l2 Pa ave-
REIsISGERs ice cream. a55 ana lO1s 18th SITS. W
We only charge SIS for our $50 Bargain suits.
EISEMAN Bros, 7th and f,
The only Manufacturing Ciothiers in Washington.
Gas FIxTUKEs. at sHEDD Bros
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BoOkBINDER WITH BUSINESS CAPACITY
"A and some capital. will md IL advantageous call
on H. NkN y. S0Pk betwe-n and 5 O'Clock pm. At
s-s2 Sth II.
lToR sALE-MEAT AND PROVISION STORE IN
4 northwest. decided bargsin; owner leaving city.
Address OSCAR. Star ONCE. IL
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IyoR sALE->TOCK AND FIXTURES or GRO
Gerry store doing good cash business VIII sell cheap:
also. store tor rent. Good reason Tor selling Apply
NJ aJ6 9Th st. Je9-3t'
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CARRIED OFF THE OLD MANS SAvINGs-An old
coiored man, named John Taplett, owns his small
house on 10Th street northeast and has been saw
Ing his money for some time TO build an addition
10 the house. He had saved $50 for that purpose
and was about TO have the WORK done, when yes
terday he discovered that his money had been
stolen from his trunk
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tSouss ON 1i,E at rand Lonnd. 49,, 81, I'll
references required. Address TALBOT. Star office.
jeS-2r
lNOR RENT-FOR THREE OR FOUR MONTHS
l. very handsomely furnished house Of twelve rooms
IN one of the most locations in the city Ad
dress Z. Z NJ, star office. Se4-3t.
lNOR RENT-2l0 A ST. NE. LARGE AIRY HOUSE
IL furnished from June l5 tor three months longer
to family of two three adults at the low price OF
$2o per month Cook will remain If desired ,e7-3t'
lrOR LEASE-A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER
II house. Maryland avenue and 2d e.; IL rooms
all improvements; rent $50. b. II. WARNER CO.,
Je7-3ts ZIG NV.
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IHOR RENT-5l4 B ST. NE, $35; ROOMS AMI
II Stable; cheap; hrst-class. Keys At 420 St u
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~ l.,
II lowest market prices.
j. shares LINOIAEE, at Sl5.
- shares tiRAPHOPhONt. atSll
30 shares AEkGANTHALEH, at s2S
~ shares MAI. TYlNGkAPH. at 49,.
- shares ShELl. BARdiER CAR al 80
- shares LANs1ON TYPE MACHINE at ell.
30 shares PNEUMATIC GUN CARTHAGE. at a..
Full information upon Application.
FRANK n. PELOl n, l4lG street
Jes-2t Dealer IN Local stocks and Bonds
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-07
AnImYortant sale.

Two weeks from yesterday on
Wednesday. the 2Oth Of June, at 10
o'clock, .. m, A. p & c. B. Kirt-
land will sell all Of their live stock,
consisting Of twelve head Of horses,
among which are some elegant
young Norman mares, and IS head
Of cattle. Among the cattle can be
found l2 or Is fine mileh cows, either
fresh OF soon to come In, and q fine
list Of young cattle. IS head Of hogs
will also be sold, and all Of their
farming implements, among which
can be found q splendid moving ma
machine, new last year. q good two
horse wagon, harness, ploWs, bar
rows. cultivstors, and almost any
thing that IL Of service In farming.
Six months time, without interest
will be given to reliable buyers.
The sale viii take place at their
farm : miles due east Of sallns, and
miles south Of New Cambria.
This viii be a splendid opportunity
10 select good milch cows, well bred
mares, or almost anything you may
want. 2-H
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Psarson's Piuek and Push.

S. Pearson has completed his re-
mOval to his new carriage factory
and is getting his machinery aud
work material in shiP-shape He
has as tine q looking factory build
ing for Its size a. any In Kansas. 1t
IL shapely In all its proportions and
sPlendIdly arranged. We expect to
see his business eventually grow into
mammoth proportions. With Pear
sons pluck, enterprise and energy,
there is no limit to what he may ae-
eOmplish. His business has already
grown from the simple wagon
shop" TO a. large as any Of the kind
In this part Of the state.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-07

ne conventioa Of the Third Partyitea.
The county convention Of the Pro-
hibiti9n party met at the court
house Saturday. +. g. Ebling wss
chairman, and Daniel MeGurk, sec
rotary. Prayer was offered By Rev
TAYLOR (eolOred). The following
delegates were elected TO the state
convention which meets in Hutehi-
son to nominate state officers: ID.
NJ. Gillespie, Mrs. 7. H. Striekler,
Daniel McGurk, Rev. W. l.. Chan
non: alternates-H. H. Morrison, 81.
A. Reames, c. NJ. Hunt, Wal
lace. It was q mass convention, 80
votes were cast for delegates, and
including people Of all parties there
were about 80 persons present.
Speeches were made by Messrs.
Gillespie, MeGurk and ChanuOn.
The character Of the speeches
went to show that the Third Party.
sO-ealled, is q One-idea party, as has
been charged. The tariff and all
other issues paled into insignifi-
canoe beside the "hOme." There
v ~ no difference, said one speaker,
between the Republican aud Demo-
cratic parties-the highest incentive
Of each was "spOils." Mr.. MeGurk
was guilty Of some misstatements.
For instance, he asserted that 3
petition for high license was ignOr-
ed by the Legislature Of New York
by the Republican and Democratic
members. The truth is that the
measure was passed by that body,
the Democrat members Of each
branch voting almost as n body
against it and the Republican menu
bers a. sOlidly for 1t. The bill met
death in the hands Of the Democrat
&c Governor OF the Empire State.
The New York Witness, an ultra
Third-Party journal, while the
measure was pending before the
Legislature, alluded to its desirable
feature but expressed the desire that
il should be defeated, as IL was des-
tined to be, at the hands of the De
mOcrats. Then the sanity Prohibi-
ton party-the party Of a single
idea, rs they showed at their con-
ventiOn last Saturday-say that
there is no difference between the
two old parties! The Republican
party gave the Prohibition party an
opportunity for existence, through
State action.
Editor Gillespie, OF the Rising
Sun, was loaded for bear. His
speech" was from manuscript and
an hour or more was occupied in its
delivery. II may be considered to
be "the greatest effort Of his life,"
and he unqestiOnably exhausted
much eOal-Oil in its preparation. 1t
abounded with plethora Of "chest-
nuts" in the shape Of aneedOte.
MIR. Cannon stated that he was q
new convert to the "eBuse." His
talk was boiling over with the fact
that a. soon a. a man quits the Re
publican party aud allies himself
with that organization he considers
Il a bOunden and religious duty to
slash rUugh-shod into the Republic
can party-the past Of the party
counting nothing with him
and he hoping to build up the
one sided party ON the downfall Of
his old party.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-07

Plaintiff,
&. :. Major, n. II. button,
Mrs.. H. y. Duton. Nell
lie Nye Crnig and ". e.
Craig. Defendants.
n. d. Dutton. Mr.. n. II. Duif "a Nellie
Nye Craig and VI. e.. craig will take notice
that the said Ienkin ". Morris. k-A-nfln
tition In sal district court. within and for the
county Of saline, In the state OF Kansas,
against the said &. =. Majors. II. 10. button.
Ms. II. Il. Dutton, Nellie Nyr craig, and n
4. Craig, defendants. and that the said H. H.
Dutton. Ms. II. ID. Dutton. Nellie Nye Craig
and NJ e. Craig must answer said petition
died a. Aforesaid, ON Or before the Eth day
Of July, ISIS. or said petition will b. taken -
fruf and a Indictment -eT,dsrpi IN -atI a,.fion
against said defendadtE, {. =. Majors. II. u.
Dutton Mrs. II ID. Dutton, Nellie Nye Craig
and " e. Craig for the sum Of seven hun
dred and nfty dollars, with Interest thereon
~ the rate OFFS per cent per annum nom the
9Th day OF April, is,5, and costs OF suit. aud
a further Judgment against said defendants,
L. \ Major, II. II. nuttOn. Mrs. II. ID. Duttun.
Nellie Nye Craig and N. 4. Craig. for the
foreclosure OF a certain mOrtnge upon the
following described real estate to-wii: All
Of block nine ~ I'm the Morris addition %
the city of salina, Kansas, according to the
recorded plat Of said addition now ON lle and
Of record In the once OF the register OF deeds
for said county, lying and situated In the
county OF Saline, IN the state OF Kansas, and
adludging that said plaintiff has the FIRST lien
on said premises, 20 the amont for which
Judgment viii BE- taken a. aforesaid. and Or
dering said premises 20 b. appraised and sold
and the proceeds applied 70 the payment Of
the amount due plaintiff and Gusts Of suit,
and forever barring and foreclusing said de-
PENDANTS, and each Of them, OF and from all
right. title, estate. interest. property, and
equity of exemption In or % said premises OF
any part thereof CARVER a BoNn.
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
Attest: q. J. FREnERICEsoN.
SEAL CLERK.
By A FREnEETCKsoS.
2-N Deputy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-06-07
commencement Program orK. W..

commencement Program of \. W. u.
Annual sermon by DIR. Schuyler
Sunday, June 10, II am.
Annual lecture by Rev. Edward
Thompson, l.. l.. D.. chancellor OI
Mallilieu University, Sunday, p
IN.
Examinations Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, from g a. m. to IL.
Concert Monday evening. June II
Meeting Of the hoard nf trustees
Tuesday, >. p. IA.
Exhibition Of the Periclesn society
Tuesday evening.
Exhibition OF the art department
Wednesday.
Exhibition Of the AIheneum So
ciety Wednesday evening.
Commencement of the Academic
Department. = q. m.
Annual reunion Thursday even
ing.
The Sunday services and com
mencement exercises will be held al
the NJ. f. church. The other exer
cises will be at the University.