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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-16
The council then adjourned.

Rohrer's Sunday Chronicle Il GER
tsinly a Sunday paper "as is sun
day paper" 1t Is ''long-drawn OUT
in reading matter and full Of sweet
ness. Il is a paper to d0ze over on
q Sunday-nOt that It has any sOpho-
rife ingredients, but is Of that sort Of
matter which brings a calm to spirits
perturbed by the every day battle
Of life, and which delight in the
rest and quiet Of Sunday. One takes
up the Chronicle as he does a satisfac-
tory dinner, and chews and digests
a. he goes along. ROhrer, rather
late In life, has "taken his pen In
hand" to record the events Of the
day. He Is, however, much more
successful than half the newspaper
writer's. What he lacks in uewspa-
per training he fully makes up In
Persisteney, push, dash, courage,
To the world the Gazette enterprise
was q prodlgious, marvellous success.
AS q matter Of fact, however, Il
stood upon a sandy foundation, as
all other morning newspaper ven-
lures must In q city Of the size Of
Abilene. But the world pronounced
IL n success. Rohrer had the hap
Ply faculty Of making the world be-
lleve 1t, and that was all that wal
necessary. The proprietor gained
as much honor and glory from It 81
II 1t had been as paying as 9 gold
mine.
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Notice

Sealed proposals % dlsch1-z. th. duties 81
superintendent Of the CpuIfv asylum ar-
cordlnE % specifications now on fie viii D.
renewed lt the Office 81 the County Clerk Of
Saline county, until u O'Clock g.. Monday.
February -ltI. ls,R By order OF the BDtfd
Of County commissioner
fosrrH -ARsFNr. County CLERK.
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Notice ls hereby given to ali sub
scribers for lots In the Episcopal
Military Addition 10 Salina that
they are requested n make their
payments promptly to n. 5. Taggarts
secretary. at the American State
Bank. When one has made eight
payments he can draw his lots.
CIT J.H. PRESCOTT, Pres.
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For some time, till last night, .
woman known as 1.-THE actress CLARK"
has been conducting q house In the
Daily & Rash addition, west Of
Dry creek. The place which knew
her and her kind before, know them
not at this writing-ior on last even
ing they deemed 1t judiciOus 70 re-
move TO quarters distant from Sail
ma, By reason Of q disturbance which
occurred at Msdam'se place the night
previous. A number Of young
"blOOds" from the city were max
ing merry at the place Saturday
night, and two men coming from
the country being denied admittanee
sought to retaliate by opening are
on the house With pistols. This part
Of the play was not on the program
or relished by the inmates, and
some Of them made it their duty to
seek open ground and sent q number
Of leaden messengers In the direc-
tion Of the assailants, who we're pro-
teeted in the distance By the dark
ness OF the night The battle Of the
sports happily ended without blood
shed. This part Of the city Il said
not to be In the corporate limits.
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Aue,Ion.sr. chles. Ksn.a..

Auetioneer. Chico. Kansas.
Will attend 20 sales 10 any part Of
the country, at prices TO correspond
With the times. Will attend to get
ting out bills when desired, and car
assist in distributing when desired.
satlsfatiope guaranteed. Ism
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A full and cOmplate Organization
was made Monday night OF Sons Of
Veterans, Vhieh has been designa-
ted Camp Burnside. The organiza-
ton was effected at G.. A. K. hall,
which will be its future place Of
meeting on each Monday evening.
The muster In was made dy II. n.
Hendricks, Of Abilene, mastering
officer, and he was assisted by Eve
members Of Camp Abilene, No. %.
Several members Of John y. Logan
post G.. a. r., Salina, were present
to witness the ceremonies.
The previous election Of officers
was declared unauthorized, and a
new election was proceeded with, as
follows:
U. g. Boyer, Captain.
w. r. Robbins, lst Lieut..
o. E. Collins, 2nd Lieut..
Camp couneil-Edgar Anderson,
J. z. Ebling aud Harry Smith.
The following officers were duly
appointed:
w. G. Ebling, Chaplain.
A. c. Anderson, Orderly Sergeant
Henry Fuchs, Quartermaster Ser
gsant.
Harry Smith, Sergeant Of Guard.
A. Z. Hedenberg. Principal Mu-
stefan.
VIM. Price, Camp Guard.
c. Clark, Picket Guard.
Henry Snead. Color Sergeant.
J. Z. Henning, Corporal Of Guard.
Twenty-Five members were mus
tered in, as follows: u. G.. Boyer,
Henry Fuchs, o. f. Collins, {. +.
Braithwait, B. A. Reser, W. r. Rob
bins, G. c. Ebling, William Clark,
A. c. Anderson, J. Z. Ebling, Henry
Snead, Harry Smith, G. W. Adams,
D. A. Brown, NJ. Weis. A. Holmes.
E. A. Hedenherg, J. +. Henning,
c. Clark, H. v. Hilton, J. ). Searl,
f. B. Baily, II. MOusley j ohm Weis,
Edger Anderson.
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The sidewalk which falls abruptly
for q foot Just a. 1t reaches the jour
NAL building IL a source Of much
complaint, aud will be made the
source Of . mammoth danisge suit
against the city or the owners CT
the buildings one Of these dark
nights. Complaint has frequently
bean made to the council, but no no.
tice taken Of ID. BeWnrei bewsre!i
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-16

will be In salina early in IA
spring with the incest snd best lot Of
evergreen trees ever brought 10
Kansas. will sell them cheap, or
will set them out and warrant their
growth for . reasonable price. Per-
sons wishing any particular kind
can get what they Esnt by
addressing me at Colorado Spring.
dI-Wl 6OREE BROwN.
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49, = ~ 49,
snlFsd Themselves into . story-tell-
ing body. MARYLAND and Flanders
pro FED TO be authority on cats, Glib
son on woOd-Pecking, while the me-
lodiOus voices Of Levitt, wilmarth,
Wellington and others "rang out
like silver BELLS"
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Peter J. Peterson.
"a g.. q -

In the District Court OF saline county. Kan
sas.
Ellen Peterson.
Plaintif.
vs.
Peter J. Peterson.
Defendant
The de -eutaut Peter J. Peterson will pIeare
take notice that he has been sued by PLAINTIFF
To sail court. and IN the above entitled cause
and that defendant must answer tine petition
uled herein. on or before the end dny Of
March, A. ID, 4 2, or the same will be taken
~ true ami ludzlu-uf rendered accordingly.
the nature OF which shall boz a decree dlv1rc-
inr pla.ntln from defardaut: for ILe custody
nurture, ed lcufiru and ctrl o: minor chilli
dr-n and that certain real and ucrs1ual prop
ertv described In said petition ba awarded
plant q IN hey own name aIi right.
FILES Peterson.
By Moore & Qulnby. her a,torfevs. rs
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Notice.

In the matter OF the assignment 90 J.. L.
Carroll.
All persons holding claims aEninst J. L
Carroll. formerly 90 New Cambria, Kansas.
are requested 90 present the same 10 me on
Alay TO- n, and y. ls.,. az Viewers Hotel 10
New Cambria. Kansas. for allowance. Aner
MAY ~ IN, no claim viii b. allowed
Dated January 4. ISIS.
l-lA ". J. DONNYEE, Assignee.
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IOpeka correspondence.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
For some time here has been
nothing said about q g candates for
attorney general. Now the friends
of Harper 5. Cunningham. Of Salina,
have determined 10 present ms
name to the next state convention
and ask that he be nominated TO the
Office Of attorney general. Mr.. Gun
bingham is a prominent lawyer OF
Central Kansas, and has won many
friends. He has marked legal abili-
ties, Is widely known aud Eiil make
q good race. He will be remember
ed In Kansas City 81 the speaker al
the Mystic Shrine banquet who Won
the first place among the speakers,
and who gave the new title TO that
city OF the" Intra- Continental City"
His friends are now actively al
work.
Mr.. Cunningham Is rapidly rising
In his profession and ranks well al
the bar OF his Judicial district. He
would make q competent officer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-16

10 In q - l-IIllIll ID aDlVE NH
case.
Yoc Win take notice that the plauud. zsr-
tua b Ross, has Gued yuu IN the District
peutlou ~ sid co1rt, with the clerk thereof
on The Uth day o. January, A. D., ISIS, that
you must answer aid petition on or before
The ltth day q March, A. D., 1874, OF the pc-
titi1n VIII b taken e. true and tudFamfnt
dlvorcIng The sid rlantld nom you viii b.
re1dered a. prayed fcr IN said p-tifion-
sEETrs B. Ross,
80 Plaintiff
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The superintendent showed that
the accommodations IN the various
buildings were IS follows, In the
IL -nnAn.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

The Kansas City JourHdi Of Satur-
day contained the following in its
Topeka correspondence:
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS =.
couNrY OF sALrEE
In the District court.
SeNtua ~ Hoes, plant
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Publication Notice.

In the District Court Of saline eoun,y.Kan-
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The city dGds met in special or
called session Tuesday night, Mayor
Banks in the chair and all the mem
bers present but Walton, who was
sick. The clerk being absent at the
beginning Of the session Mr.. Fitz-
patrick was elected clerk pro TEN.
The committee appointed to ap-
praise the damages in the matter OF
the opening up, Oakdale avenue,
from Johnston avenue to Ash street,
made their report as follows:
NJ Holland ......... 500 %
Ms. Phillips --..-..-.----.---.--- - ~
A. J. Sawin. ---....----- -- -.----- y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-19

o0Tho Argus aye: sJoee =. brols
CkaIrnan q shs Ds0oeroeie Coo.ty
Csnlrnl Comnlllee . In
dusIrIonsly circoIaaIng ~ dollar day
~ o. Gen. HAIRLESS . this cooney:
win ne Argue lsll ~ reoders where e
gsls The authority 70 esll he seaae1eel
lhal Gen. Hasrieon. D 1871, said = dol.
las day y eaoogh. ~ ~ sk!lleo
laboring mn. Il oan live g q, ed Dc
|ooghe q, : Slie," Gen. Harrison b.
never deoIed saying r. ed dages not
deny Il, under oath, 6oe Ter o. being
|psosec0tsd for perjury. The Indiana
polls Journal 1sst offered o1.oOo to'
proof OF bic ssying q, and wbes ~
proof vas furnished backed square ont
Il then promised snIe 1or libel 70 q
alldsvit stasing thst Hasrisos used thsi
expression Wss nads. and when The an
|davit was furnished d. backed out Of that
TOO. u looks vsry much IKE The ''Iie'
wss % The othsr side j Sounds jus'
| like Harrison.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-19

Home Il voman's domain, ana she e
entitled to everything that can Be added
10 spare her much annoyance and hard
labor. There are many c0nventences,
which n brought IN nee, ere inexpensive
and will materially tighten the burden
and labor or the housewife. Prominent
emon9 these conveniences b the Wapa-
kaneta Porcelain Churn. which IL meet.
ing with such remarkable sale and suc-
cees wherever introduced. Who ever
sees these churns will need no expIane'
ton or the reasons for the great demand
This churn q sold solely on its merits
and We do this knowing that whereve'
n goes Il will make clean record The
following are : few Of the many advan'
|taves conceded 70 the Porcelain Cburr
|bv III Who have used them, viz: let, A
sreat saving TO labor. I'd, lt IL % con
esructed that it absolutely can not leak
|3d. The quality Of the butter; the inside
|parts being such q not to iujure tn
grain Of th& butter. 4sh, The quantity
Iof the butter; the cOnstructtoo 81 ID
Idssher being such q to subject All Of III
Icream TO an equal amount Of agttatton
Icausfug the butter 70 come very evenly
Thereby producing more butter from
eivep amount Of cream than any othel
churn can. 6th, The ease Of removing
the butter and washing the churn. III
entire top Of the churn IL open when o.
cover y taken Oh. thus giving abundan
sccess for removing the butter. All tha
lie required to thoroughly cleanse %
Ichuru q to put In some hot water ~
give the crank few turne In appear
snce. Il would BE- 81 ornament 70 a
room 10 the house.
10 responsible parties We will Civ
this churn on ten days. trial. For sale b
IFriedman. Scheirich & Co, 6ardwal
: Store. corner I'd and Jsckson Sta, nel
!. & r depot, Jasper. Ind.
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TIM BRsf SAWS d the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Pc
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
|bIains, Corns, and al Skin Eruptf0ns,
and positively curos Piles, or 10 ply r.
|quired. It . guaranteed 70 give perfect
satisfaction, o. money refunded. Price
is cents per box. For sale By Nehringel
|Bros-, Jasper.
Feb. 18th, 1855
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Cures Plloo, salt rhe90. totlers bogo9
|scslds, oossa wounds. Infinite eoroo ood
|cha6ng, sose nipples ond erupsione 2!
|eho skln. 6uGerors With caeors1 vii
|0nd thlo @ lnvaluablo remedy I'D cer'
II a1n curo. Pleasant % uoe end pogSocl
! estlslhoeioo guasanlood. PsIco 8 eootI
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= Bainhridge Muddy, Eeq, County
Atty. Clay county. Texas. says: ~Have
ueed Electric Bitters with most happy
results. Nv brother also was very Low
with Malsrial Fever and Jsundice. bul
Was cured BY timely nee Of this medi'
cine. An sasis6ed Electric Bisters saved
bic life
NJ. b. I. wiIeoxsou, Of Home Cave
Ky, adfs . like testimony. saying: h
positively believes be would have died
bed e not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward o.. =
well - cure alI Hslarisl Diseases, end
|ior I'll kidney, Liver and Stomach de
|orders stands uueQualed. Price Soc end
Isl. q mehringer Bros. Drug Store. s.
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CoUxrY CoMMfssuOxRR--The ONCE 81
County Commissioners 10 one Of the mosl
Important 70 the people Of The county, "a
Be filled q the November election, y
the Comfy Board. IL intelngeasIy and
|impariially organized, may do more 20
he advancement Of the couotys than any
|of its other oflcers- Nearly I'll large
public improvemeols are under it, ~
|bervision. and : narrow, parsimooiou'
course may I'll but stop tmprovemenss
while a extrsvagant endor>ement o.
1.-THE other hand may make the peop!ei
taxes oppressive. The County Board Y
1.-The only power which governs county
expendilures and leyies county taxes
| Therefore voters should Be careful =
Iselect The hest men for commissioners o
The county.
The announcement depar41ent Of th
| Courier this week contains the names Q
two Reotlemen q candidates for the Il
district, c0mposed or Columbia. HarbI
con. Booze and Nadis0n. A. there ar
Il no n0minatfons 10 this county it u every
body's nee, and The Iist 10 open 70 ~
I II 10 WeIl-kuoWn the Courier does no
approve OF this PLAZA, but the party =
Con vention adopted Il, and we sssss q
people will exercise good judgment 4
selecting. OF the persons % fhr PR
sented, M. John d. Raab. Of Harbtso
ownship, Il WeII-known through larg
part OF the county, having been cittze
.of that township siDee l64S, > goo
farmer and sturdy Democrat, and VIA
lie known - sIan honest German citixeo.
1 He does not believe In the "stock Isw.
land II elected viii Be il favor Of passin
Leu order allowing al stock N run
large again. and = making bic race Q
that proposition.
The other candi1sts. Mr.. Conn
Jackie. Of Boone township. vas Oh
democratic candidate for Trustee .
Boone last April, and aot receiving
majority Of the votes, refused % take q
} iofice when bic Oppooeat declined
IqusIify on account of a unexpla1aol
!. Idiscrepaucy between he ballots ard -
poll bo0ks- He 3 prosperous farme
!, lis occupation and N house caspeater ,
trade. and will make carofnl Commi
Isioner II chosen.
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C0ffman HouDo1
r. B..COFFSLAN. Prep'r.
IHAYsvuLE, IND.

|nAvTNG taken possession q IT.
N Hotel formerly the SeitE HooeeI
II solicit The public patronage Goo4
|meaIs. clean Rooms and beds and couglo-
|ous treatment. and good stabling ~
horses. win b accorded ny paoTonos
Give ne trial April -, te-y.
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Aeue can not Be permanensy cured
until the syslem has been Thoroughly
cleaned Of I'll morbid matter. Quinine
and other 6ebrifnges, will check Il tenn
porarily but Il e. sure TO return unIees
the sysiem hss been cleaned. For this
purpose there u nothing better than g.
Pafrick's PiIla They not only phystc
but thoroughly cIeanse the entire syseem
and will, In m0st cases. prevent egue
and like maIsrial diseases II used -
soon o the first symptoms appear.
Sold By Dr.. J. r 6aIb. ~.
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new HARNESS SHOP
o. .rII s5 con- ut SEEos1zz -
JASPER, IND.
Eoui1 1hoxloR

|rru 5000 80 : uARxK8 GuoP - ss1lz-s
III >ksr~ q rsrrxosr<. - ~ <Kll4 C4xAf L1t
|c11u All w0kK 6U4kAxfkgD ~ CIV EAl1-
'fsr1 yo- uirl O. <v<Jtks.R ussaily keDt = 49,
Class s80P - s<l<ct frsn-
n~Duust ~ ssr epeale. 80 pDsnDo olvo
- . ell go 1ensn Ig1eee-
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cunwuANn RUDoLEu = : susasaaas sSr rs-slse
- = 1rsasusw = D.oss ssaaey-
JACOB uUno8A. -. d sas1taass - Tssas.r9 :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-19

You cannot afford 70 waste time ID
experimenting when your lungs are II
danger. Cons0mption always seems, :,
6rst, only . cold. Do not permit any
dealer % impose upon you with some
cheap imitation Of DR.. King's New Die.
covery for Consumption, Coughs end
Colds, but b sure yOu get The genuine
Because be can make more profit be may
tell you be has somethIng just - good
or iust the oaWe. Don't b decejved
but insist upon getting Dr.. King's New
Discovery, which d guaranteed 20 givs
relief ID I'll Throat L0ng ard Chest af
|fections- Trial Bottles free q MehringeI
Bros, Drug Store. Large bottles 81. 9
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CRoUP, wnooPrxG CoU6H end Bron
chits Immediately relieved By Shiloh
Curo. -
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CONRAD sAcEEa : : sus1l1uss - cs.sv O..
uissIsuee ~ ~ II DlsoE1el e Dubss csg.fS.
yOuu. b. nAAn q uns16ssn ssuusnip. d can1I-
does ~ Cs1ney Csumloo1enes ~ ~ IL Dlsrc1
- mn1Ioon-
BIx AnyEx = ysGlsysa1D : = sss6sssss - Csu.ss
Csm0lss1eaw. - - - lslice. esupese1 = ~.
bdgs. ussssas uaIle.1 Ssosssa sss.s<lps
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0u1Eou'o Cover go Co.
lC.rs & odd q : gusrsnlss y csge'
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tGrThe Dem0crsts Of SchRelIvilIe and
vicinity. bad rousing meeting Toesdsy
night, and Sergeant Wm- Seller with
hIs artillery squad welcomed Hon. J. 3.
O'Neall 90 the town with salvos Of ar-
tiIIery. Lieut.. Henry 6chneIl marshslIed
y ine torch light procession. Democratic
turned out IN force, and Lieut.. Kendall,
OF the Veteran Soldiers Democratic
Club, called the meeting 70 order, and
introduced Mr.. O'Neall. who addressed
the people Tor two hours IN . mssterIy
argument % the tariff and pension ques-
lions. He wns listened 70 afsensiveIy
when be explained BIsine's false state
|menss about the Ways and Means COM
|mitlee and the eariG. and Hovey's dem.
|sgogusry about pensIoaA That part 81
The county will give good report Of T.
|seIf 10 November. The veterans ars q
Iand doing.
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aMr. DavidsOn's return engagement
Il che Opera House last evening gave
him On opportunity TO intensity the
pleasant impression len By bis former
visit. 80 Mr.. Davidson has . fine
genial face, The mobility Of which gives
the owner range Of eSpressioo rarely
eoualled. and his voice 10 full and deep,
vet capable OF the tenderness Of Z
voman's- 80 : when Mr.. David
con and lis company come THE way
again. they do % with the assurance that
q cordial reception will - given them.
|-vinceunes (Ind.) NewG
One night only, Oct. 18th. Admission
|s0. IS 3 IS cents- Has- rOmpsoo, Agent
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NOTICE b herooy Gjvoa that III out-
~ otandlag 0rdogo % he Incorporated
ToWu q J6opog, Dubois coonly, Iod.,
win - pold feom No. oO1, up % No. 80,
and IooGgoat tAoeoo0 Will stop % oomo
ftom ond al>x ~ 10th day q Ootooos,
CnAnLrs 0oGzoA,
Isooe. g ~ Town g Jogpog.
o Z q leQo-3w.
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hts % mankind, vs. discovered By acci'
dent The proprietor, engaged n The
prepa1fion o. certain plants, from tins
% sime noticed the eject Of WORKING ID
The pulp vais o. he skin. IL there ~
present any culnneo1s erupeions. wagts
blemishes o. scrofhIo0s symptoms, 81
disappeared - n b magic. After e.
perimsntfng Ten years, Il has become
scientific feet ard : priceless boon 70 th(
human race. From giving away . few
bottles, the dsmaad he increased until
ne ssls for The past tWo years amount
n 90 S1-l.
PgssoxAL-R II. Mflburn, Ia.
nads trip to Chicago Let week.
Mr. ". d. Baker viii move from Ire
land b A1eordsvilIe in The near future
and Msdisoa towuship will lose one q
IL bsst cifizsss- n tie vIncennes rail
rod hsd Zen bailt b, with many 9TH
-. would hsvs - permanent cid
seas there.
~. Hsnry Shelter, u RswlIss. Wyo
ming. : young geatIeman q .prepossess'
Ing msnnerA gill spoad The comIn(
wintes with relatives u Jasper. He ~
been doing duty - clerk q : hotel .
RsWiins and thinks Wyoming : spIen'
did country Tor . yo0ng mau. n
vouIdat admit e, bat W euspect ,!
wsnss % eaks : 0ooeioe girl beck VIII
him Whea ~ returns.
We aro indebesd @ NJ. LAwronc'
Harder Gog hvors thIs week.
Lieut.. Kssdall eolIod Wednesday. anl
q I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-11
TERMS

For day scholars, Soc, 75c, 81 and $50
per month, according to the class.
Children whose parents are in circum-
stances which preclude the ability to pay
the full fee will be admitted at reduced
rates, and where it can be shown that they
are not in a position to pay at all, no
charge will be made.
The boarding department consists OF two
dist rct classes of pupils.
Board and tuition, LIST class, $3.50 per an
mum.
Board and tuition, I'd class, $75 per an
mum.
Music on violin, piano, flute and clariO-
net, SIS per month.
Vocal music and drawing free of charge.
Laundry expenses, 81 per month.
Medical attendance forms extra charge
Also repairs of all kinds.
Books and stationery at current rates.
Payments must be made quarterly
(every 2K months) III advance.
Every boarder must be provided WITH
bedclothes, mattress, 2 night gowns, sew
eral suits of clothing for Sundays and week
days, shirts, pocket handkerchiefs, 8
pairs of stockings, collars and ties, pairs
of shoes, and articles for toilet. The Col
| lege uniform is obligatory for boarders.
The boarders that have given satisfaction
| by their good conduct and application to
! their studies may spend the Saturday of
| every month with their parents or guard
] ians if called for by the latter.
I A quarterly report of the health, con-
! duct and improvement of every boarder
| will be sent to his parents or guardians.
| The session commences this year on
| Monday, September II, 1888.
H~For further particulars apply to the
| Principal of the School,
BROTHER BERTRAM,
or to Rev. FATHER LEONOR.
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