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Timber Lands.

yas srFes Within aasNhalf raiie oi salt
Waies wa ou; i7ase.oes Price.
sie Ter seGe-
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81 uAi - saiit q posi fss psrad II
VIII rfssa fhranza tals trarf- VIII
sci tia f-er n.gisau; The insi1. ~ hath
fassthsf Pixies, s@S9e. ~ SSee ~
sisGhxr.
sgs, nrreft vii eat s,s1a. 90, good dis .
ia. ssrgsaa reus iAFsuya this scse-
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To Hecaxrr en- \ gzir.arHs.

eaggxsa, suIY wa Sz1e Sled I'D
sts~ -etsaf sn1 tsisHs-t9u - the sJsfi@r AZ
ess1rs today sznina' Sanses n rr1szs's7
taAa Z isnszirhs. 2 = HSosaas3. t4se
-sYsFnaI NIr.snc ara ii1szsg Go a9a g. s-rs-
Ezne rss.sies h sza s-aatisess, : -cTz'lf
be ssesed {ztss 81 sli.et5 ssssi4s.
Sarsrs .g. Wis 4 said ta ~ ssss eNgseE ~
Ta1Tz eAarez 1t saatahs NtniHs 3. ssGE 4.
xaieh rgIafasY kas 60 csses i, tltts e3sF-
Psayars5 Is sssnK-lYg eaFes tsFr 81 1Af rss7ss
,smy. ftzEspa1r = Fsessss.Efs Asss y ssSsa iiFsl
: ssss.-gsSyy. Taete &re essSrges sffa tsffi
s.asesssissa = ID frav1-4 - tfz.s5sssstsslfAE
hssss sai< seek b. fra1si sgrng : So Ez.1
xs-.s7s rfssfs-ssis. Aaa sizB- kesp kspe frss'a
-eeegsfsssz 81 tslz issgsSefss. AEss% sssed
Ff- A ~sscriscx sssr l.-eysrs3ss ktcs 4. efsf -
Is4ss,sst;.ss. resfxzlzsnz 6sssnss sssats fr-s1a
- y sa...r..l.. -. he 60
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issEsvFifE. Jgfg z-Jas ArsSe9rsss s1ia
wsss. sssnsta sFa1gi8l ietig sssertElsssss a'ifa
s pGarr-l 81 Figefilie iass ntzf. sri saes
tsrh dthe~ fatally. SgsfE4dsr 80 @eFz-
5ssr.s5r IFs.lssss ss.fi
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So sronx Anorr aero
Hex ohesS~s uatih~ws onesr|
Play Dentist aEsl lkesa E-caa I
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PLAY Dentist and l4esa E-caa
Wesesa.
In ihe Tlaneresi ReEalnE seefs
the te5aB ag i4es ssary y to-
lssa -. aefE
81 lie hight of his truulsSes,
shlngs sent very ssA.!iy, tie sxp4
~ the Y4ss ts8e@ter sseirx rfsiii
AssEbess one pierEisay sas q
SRI sa a dark eGgnsf 81 zhs stn1nI
Ing bittsSiY. ard exiaensly 10 &
f1e ever gay cssale.sl4si q oass !
IS sppsssz ssssI her sssF nothing 4
indy cssHssf ta b his spisissl $50 \
slseeriiy. Miasts fhs snsf8sg
dear The gsrs sslssse IL reply. 1
&f. Matthew'S, | asa ~ such pziii
hsve gu. such s stFsassfai sO5thAej
= ifsesss sat be Rsi.f fsg. sosF IA
4 ssa - sarry. ia lei sus otF rsil
Il. - ard haxe fhe tooth cat.
s2a's. Mr.. Eztshaxz .tsaat4.
nst sais ~. c-z-af s.s-.Ssf 4
hiuhserssi TIE gifi. tsau't s.f.5ss1
Sp1s sesls answered assssens \
round Sac essfsr - -. .sarsssss b
where yaYt siil ~ nj - Z issf =
ling Bat J azsesss : o-. \ al
Mr. s.assaez S8g esss 4 !
lFng1~ be Fep.A-s Is tssce. - eiI
have I. Bat come safD tae ~
rom aas ] VII lake year sa7sh
Again, Mss. bancroft wfste.
gAasi<s ksa8. wiao shsr IL 81
rrea. Aeters. aa sngYdSnafe kyTs
i.sz5se
Iaria- his bfisiszFts saanAxe,s
af tbs I'rinessss 'flsesfsr u1se es
tsfise. girls, = b, ssirsesfuass was 4
a ssw is;ies 80 speak ard wfss kBsH
"a aasssasets saiI.ar. ssai - hsaaf
zia- ard - ;ssfs 9shissss rSpfi
osSr fAs fssxes13sa's : atssssE He
1,ias iFE 1tth rrxz. s4gsanes4 d fsazs
Sc st sTss feSrs fssFeg ssozu tl.e eisl
ss tae egsasIae gisi zAy eTeEzss
sssF1 sesl fe2sasal not = ETpnl t.se
~. sa shs ios - hzz@4ls ftsSsszsi
T. ssa@e-foT pasltsan. fleF azswz
nsafst w@s. q eag'sf>e reEiesss "
eassf fssaissIas. asd 20 t.s.F xsaasssl II
sr.1ssr z sssss shs ~ ksr s4rrss d
is fhe Ri - f7isa7s kes ezan
* sAins fais, Esssss2F FNa aysos
II siss @ssss. &sss kssses4 Msf1z
sssFuaxa ke4s > elsssss exaaA. EsEe
e. fash
szkn x e. ~ f@ss.
ks7, - ass asa aarss. Sie a
agY hs ssn "a fssz
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did s.ss iss 8ras he 80 ~ !
tsse aflse d tssse Ssrss !; ffy.szzk{
III hal ssaea eaaBees. sss'4 4ssxs
nsrsz ssz srg zfilsg 81 s-z x< z,5s !
ssta1<s ~ <9ks fzsFss-
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-ss RS 4 ssx saz ~ esst%s<
~ 7ssssss stse ~ 4 =. 80
.fS@ 81 x4<y8 [zssz szssa ~ -
s..ssse d esss<x-
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--t-.7sess5 saslragi .sH-e as e -9a Esd
asassls ssz5as rssse rs tas s4e 81 te
ss-seT }fsee Gass SstsTHfass. zz&aaess zzsf
sass.sss ssas f-sss fsasl'se e rss& aass essse-
ss.ziesa J = As8sss2. 40 fEs sesS
xssres@ szzssEeazer. - tassF BID ~ 49,
- tsssss esspzs.e 80 klzz aat tae ITses,
YeTg sss.xr. Is fss8 nsgz sisr snyrsss 3ts&.
ss,f-e. azssx slz.es5 - s-szzr sa.a- lSa
rss7. e j. - = st.-a rgsF - Assz ~
tsss p. "a sa,srs, t5s1cxss @se n sszssi-s
q fzss sz-eerS.
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4 grl.ish rawi,reaher.

KY VIZ. galr s.-Tlss, -eyeBue e,sittf
C=eaf.srs iIss HrTiged. haytns IA ioE ifle
Agli5ss Fshcener Adasirai, espsGfc7s s8
Fore-v rsek ifght. ftsslse E.aiuS.
Denaty sherins saoct ESoh Ctbe-.
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F.sxlEkSn. 1Giy 2.--IAss Msgessaaaa Asfz
a<i Roth. an cmpaaye - fhe Nasfaersi "a.
eisin iars@ring Mills. asrs lenfa,iy sclf aa
ia = fes0ssiag sha5t and wSs ssfars la the
eas.aEscs hr fsalg wairh fsys s large
S9Hasf. exposing ghs szsea3aes. He VII
probably die.
~ the Iew expa..lisss buliaias tai. az
trsnaon. Adssirs Hahs-gy & ssafkfasI,. sas
seriously Sntarea- a ;gsgck le4z rg lasaaser
high III ia tae hElla.ne sazap-St iAe ira K
To SSfr himself from l.sits sriszas<i l.y shs
faiiiag IaEntrz. HAbSersy iaaes leap oi Ss
feet - the efSEaa- 1sreakine beth an&ses
ssss c;hczatse isia-iag h5a.
1lss ftefnsng . yoaae f1resrucr sas
isssly eiseNed zf By q aslisissx fAas hangs
srusnd tbs c9aafs saii Jass i the dog s
Nfth sis'tE1 this Eea-3u Judge Esitia o..
defei fc. yself,ti- tSs5ztss kffssj
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-. l9rIA. gwac Ms. 4 y.
spsshss 81 Haze =. frsss.4., asss. ~
fssr esssnFai.sslstfg as.sf sssf f.az.2 & { 4
arrived here 1ats nseEnlas iron,
tagiAua, aas dEs.ns The Car Aail
istissEies Nlss F3sssg frssks ~ Il
] he fnss1ag Was is&cssi En1 a7frtf|
g-zsr tan.zga saT uassss tsaa tRS lt1j
sse fssficsSsaf haiafe - sAz caslstl
i Ftsts kNvgu Mrs. HfSpks Wssl 81
far&s9 oA tse "a irst arr Mpa|
Hiif hear an apysai t9f sasasn
ssBisues " fir.s,ks's a. sas1ieg. xa.s Y
hss saGeaseE w'Ii IaAka gssr.ssasal n
ts@ site q fisaif ssa Af.4 ffsfhaf : 4
sssat isstss ~ ahH siasslsaenss Ia his
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canrrr..man rrssan Tn.eatra.

asNilfN4ff ftf-<4 10y \ @lflEE pay
vate tbs hefIse coEaEssttee ess esset.tas To-
dag decided tlis s,alifuza.a CONTESTED e;ef-
tiaa case "a SJsiiivza IS. Fessen iE favor of
contestant ealssssa. &nl NIL rss8S a res
oiugz1G zaSeatsaS Feztse. Tas Es.Ehss-
ezn's s3l ysscfsare a sat1asE5lr referf. w15fi4
ssl probably g drawn ~ lowell. 81 Ilii-
Ezols, faTo-alsie 10 Hxstna's claims.
asg .saest before fae esssafnitsee this
Fn1r-sag wa. bcisern NeSsfS. Heard
(fsesn. aud Eaweil ssses,l Ahas1. the eject
81 the eetioa II essTtaffI israneTs2s Is
scratching iga.n the ticket the rsS2e 81 The
Republican candidate for e0nStahsr aud
inSesf.szg in lax the p2ifse 81 tssei< candi=
sia.e. while leaving Feissa's aaeh4nssst-
Hssrsi declared this red taA faigstt kASe
been ss<u sflroagA tAe hack Of tie sekee.
t.asls constituting a --d,sFansflis isafglf nssfk.
in Sioiafi0a of the eseesiVn las. whiie
KGweli to8k c'oatssfy ra<tf.esi. i1sidfnx
that tie sieke.s we're not I,sarkesl. and tbs;
even II ytey vers the inf~sii sagcid -
taken Into aecsups and felsa1's seN; rss
be ptst ia sE1sgeT an atcaH1t 81 s.le 3 .i1n
ii Fosers IN fsle case q asSfher candidate.
X IS believed the positions fairly yfErcss1lt
the xiVsS which vii he -; cut Il tAe o;s
posing sa.@Erts af the rOsafEsif;ee. Sa.alftl-
s5xaiiag Newspaper forecasts u the results.
inc a.-rsI.isi can 11SiE1esx are sskTysElsti a.
lie TBse AID believed Ssltor ysald = re-
tziaes IL ais seat by a uIsaHisassis s.eeisgz
sias.. e-ssiEaaan Crisp eaIsot say 'shei BE
klis does Ras t4issxe BE he wssi make
Aaore nzss ssse tariff hiis j. ofIi - the way.
lie exp - r1ees dstetsaisged aTfssst.ssi,
fs7st = hasasui ftEf IL Wiz not 50 70 tfsc
iea4eT5 - a.isssEsfe-Iiig against tAe majority
Fsss3zs-
Brighten Reach Races.
sss.se1a.s nzSe.I, gnly a--T5e etteai
Agse5grss s.sF Ras0 the weather ssessg3sffel.
F4Fe-1tgashs miie--tsuiSsler wgsI. Bo0aie
ses ssssi, Asar.aa ihiTd. tiase 7es
sss-sse.if4s mile u 7Tiilkta3 yTcn. Nc
ssTeEaF s~asad, Mamie Has thlri. ils2e,
seven-esghihs Iaiis-I4da l. xsR. ..Szt
fsesssuiE secenS, slAekshorfi sairs4; i4rae.
1855.
0ssr ard sse-zIxsserfk lssiscs-ssoaHte Z.
won. Bzfghf Eyes setuf'S- Cardinal Me-
Ci1k&sy third; fIms. ll-s- :.
Tnrtas-tOu-tss sssise--AFlTeza EHsls fGEaG
Duke eeco.i1. rEgsadeg third; time ! lsgss.
The Educators Congress
sax FRANCISCO. JHly z--Tlse Programme
so- fAe tsaehersa convention hiss hcezl eva
ys,esei. Aa0 is in fhe hands ~ TIE I,r3ulsr.
ssgE1r-ai sesStuss of fae association Al t'e
h.s4 daily. Morning sessin.ss All efssG -
. a. n sad caaeltlsse 81 l--9 2. m EFtzl-
lssz sessions wil i-eln q = u. SD con-
esasde ST 1850 y, n. 4, eaea session eEas
facsae w5ff - Tss,-s sstec.
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srakasE FAl.ss Fefr Z-Iss xuE1s
.-ass az ara.e Tsnls8siea asassse5 n II
FanhaaEsssa, esE.sfg aGalf@-, s. - Irs1sass
hsFr. Tl,e sssazp.a ~ ssf-zs cgzs<s sHE
ssssusas.ssa-s. Tse HrTe rssFrst.i II yssfs
80 s.ss1s asge 5f4s~t n sssas re5 "a hss-1ssra
e.Ns<
IAe sssfar-sr -asz r1eeti1E ~ ess esss-
4e--oa sss@s lssalss Fai- Assysslassgn ofsss1s
hss-e "a, rass-rns. Ns&s5s s5atss = sEsessG 81
ss-isss
The ttagFss frsss Z xa-s Nnlss; ksss,s -ss,f
$50 .s,sj s.s.ka AZ. e fssaGsas.s ss sss-e ai
s7arsfs. slssra naVe tsz1 81 Esar hlss
7xsat.sls.s - T'ts Hss.as 2Tssrest i-e -
sae zl4 wsrr eeSesesst a @e@rlg @eseszsae
D. F5e Ess5nFaz
EssHrv 3 gs7iG-asa- = r sizs1-sf'1ssiss -
asari sssav-ssg Ef4s7s q hafss.s - Z. - -.
s.aslssr ~. vss sseeS@ sad sss sssz -aa o7ef
ss,s rsssaesi Ia slsszss47 ssssf t-ss1sf lEsss
,-gass5,s. vAs ssezgas issfs ASA @ee2 81
rl5s- ssaa Es.af
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SEw YosS. I8ss 2-~SessSztaa. Mar 4
CO.. wholesale dealers Ia Aoys' csgskiae.
azssgness tsstsF, The liabilities arS res.s3rssst
- be frofs sz.sxs.szsa y Sssstssp nsssz the
aszetsk szrge
s,ssas a dssen ssssgrnresx azT-NTxsissg
sFi.efs ESEe tssea eAfaiue.i Is lae xaisalsat
a. sac fcewNf
Eas Metropolitan National hack has Oh
tainest 4 la&spseat "a 5 - Geainsf J 4
A4kcf. aR.f issi@rst Il ssast. and sfs,Asx
aEKiass v T psait and 4 = isar fog a<s-
siA Fas tpsis srteaaa-stS are asssassess 81
sae asIa q Eskce Ffafs 4 Ia
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To-sssys weather.


S4S FEASgssso. Juis = - Indications
:ar tse q hesfs comMeneius 4 a n. Jaiy
5. fw srsooa aud wHshiugiaa serzI;sSy
Loral rains <iigEiis eu9ins
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y HtsAlsslFsaS, JniE ---Eias = ilaistIea q
.ae defs ststtmeat.
f1tEFeSs - srifaz drsys 81 cd ia az
Esess eg whlsa intrTcss essMsgss
a. maturity essfs ~
Bearing no lntxrrzs es<. <.sss. ~
Essisi aebs, psssei5zi aaa Ia.
sssysf LSIT.7Ss.sps
tessk available rash tszsaE ts ~, II
Aes cash ~ isaasasF sss.Ss>l -
stesz iess fssa IA twas ~ Stiiy lstfeyS4 SIS
fAo. 5stasi Lf&tei4szs
iseerssse aasiHx f,st ns0if{a ts42 ~
ssla1e fsas g. tss5 lEs,Sisns5
s'as1 Ia gftsassify axasiat.ss ssr
fssEErsen OF ssesa ssSs7af-7
i.sstrse fEGssi xen@nsu
fDzrAllsssS sszsSasssS
Ta1ss fssa Ia treasury siagNu
b general AssssfsEs eH<sxsf5
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DrgEiS. Jaiy 1--Tae i-ish hiShsTss hate
published ssrtss II res9issfons sxpiain
land q iles.ias1. ard eRfsssssfu< a. s5f8nieu
,has ualcss parliament isansealAselY ep-
pliss a rsssy effective measure to protest.
fctiAats frusa oppressive exaesiss;tS a-s1 AZ
tdsrart us-sefiasl. the most slsasff.FEss eense
gaenees "a The patsie G-sier aaa kafsfs of
tae people Mas4 almost iBxKitah,y etsae
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Esuiangcr and f.eslsian.

Pass. lEsr L. fissssiaEEts. sa Ecrerfiar
the presidency ~ the n=lis,ssi revision
eoEninigfse far the n.yuehes 4 q. fsaoac sss.
fessneni. writes Tbs Fnoxesazns ssa
aAse sss zf90s bsesfre. sVe@s asy ssfoexer
aad Fssrr IH8rked ~ ss raAkins ssslaus
Ffexrtss Throughout Fyssc.. tsaTa eassa-
aesrs; ypsi ars sssrs Sfkaeees.
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HzaxS4. zaiy 2-A &0zs heFa
tIeln saa ~ The srssk essssa e sssl
iscteaA lNst uiE4s. as&a sarrH ~
d.iEhsss bGs tis1 fssSpi5 Ns1 kaes
sria-tsif aafi, ftsu1za Aleas -
Essaht salll.rs...
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G, Keiiosz-
VI A. Harrington.
Gen w M NeAirksa,
J. -chTsm.
Ghss Safser.
J. l.. LGsEas,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-02

TREASUKEI.S OFFICE. GRAND CENTRAL
- DEPOT. NEW-lOKk, June 81, 1855
II He BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this COM
II pany have this day declared dividend OF ONE AND
ONEQUARTE Per Cont upon It's capital stock payable
on WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF August next, at this
office.
The transfer books will be closed at o'clock D. m on
Friday tho 18Th day OF July and will be eopencd
morning OF August 18th, 1888.
ALLYN COX. Treasurer
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
TEEAsuRERS OFFICE, GRAND CENTRAL
STATION, NEW YORK, June 81, 1883
VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this COM
Il pany have this day declared dividend q TWO Fer
Cent, upon Its capital stock payable on WEDNESDAY.
the 10Th day OF August next az this ONCE
The transfer books VIII DO closed at y. IN Friday
the 18th day Of July and viii be rcopened morning
OF Friday, the J7th day Of August next
HENRY PRATT. Treasurer
MILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
=, - ..,. - NEw-lORK June % 1883
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this com
iany have this day declared dividend three and
one hair per cent upon the preferred capital stock nav
abe al the National Bnlk OF Commerce New.York thu
18th day Of August NEXT The Transfer Books Tor tho
pref 1rTed capital stock win c closed at o'clock N m on
"Wednesday, the 10Th day OF July next and will be te
opened on "Wednesday the 10TH day August next AZ 10
Vs.SeA "a So'-IpN .-0.i,.s-- ~.~,lr.ae.
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QoparincrsDip Notices.

MIR ALvoNI T. ALLEN has this day been admitted
Nk member Of our firm g.. w. j. SLOANE.
Eew.Iork. July 2. 1855
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ALL NEW SDtIhbfIto. TIE YIN
A GOOD THING TO READ.

THE MONROE CHAPTER
IN THE PRESIDENTIAL SERIES. CHILDREN OF
THE WHITE HOUSE"
LITTLE HAS EVER BEEN TOLD ABOUT PRES
IDENT MoNRoEs TWO BEAUTIFUL DAUGH-
TIERS, ELIZA AND MARIA; BUT HERE YOU HAVE
1T ALL-How ELIZA WAS EDUCATED AT MADAME
CAMPAN's FAMOUS SCHOOL IN FRANCE. AND
WHAT SHE AND HER SCHOOLMATE4 THE FUT
URE QUEEN OF HOLLAND HORTENsE BEAU
HARNAIS, DID THERE; AND HOW IN
after-lfc. Mrs. Hay this wilful young
started OF the troublesome questions etiquette
that Washington society to-day. PQusnt reading.
Twenty five illustrations and fac-simile Of Mrs Hays
letter 70 the Pope
In the July WIDE AWAKE, 20 cents.
EUGENIA A FRIENDS VICTIM,
IL Tale Italy, by Alton Hurba Nv. L. H., is the
title Of the second volume Of the Elite Library. For
sale at all bookstores and news stands. 50 cents.
THE WELLES PUBLISHING COMPANY,
695 Broadway, N Y.
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TOR SALE.-Stock in an old established
III company Offering large returns Personal application.
GOODRICH, DEADY GOODRICH, so Wal-sL
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THE INTEREST due July 1, 1888, on the
following bonds will be payable on ard d after Monday
Frs No 100 Broadway Equitable Buding), New-York
ArapahOe County. Colorado s. ID. No. L.
Buffalo County, Nebraska Bridge.
Buffalo County, Nebraska, Court House and jail.
Bingham County Idaho.
Boyd's Opera House Association, Omaha, Nebraska.
City OF Lincoln, Nebraska.
City OF Omaha, Nebraska.
ChOtcau County, Montana.
Custer County, Montana.
Custer County Montana, S. d. No. i.
Douglas County Nebraska.
Hall County, Nebraska
Idaho Springs, Colorado.
Idaho Territory.
Hamilton County, Nebraska.
Kansas City. Missouri, Board Of Education.
Lewis and Clarke County, Montana
Madison County, Montana.
Meagher County Montana.
Mesa County, Colorado.
MissOus County, Montana.
Natuiita Land and Cattle Company
Rapid City, Dakota
ShOshOnc County, Idaho.
Summit County, Colorado.
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Mem Publications.
n ORTIZ AMERICAN REVIEW
~ FOR JULY
THE COMBAT FOR THE FAITH.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONTR'

THE COMBAT FOR TIE FAITH.
THE FIELDING ERSO LIt-GLADSTONE CONTRO-
VERSY:
The Real Issue Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
The Evolution Of Religion Richard II. Proctor
In Vindicaton Of Jehovah :. Rabbi Mendes
The COlnbatants Frederic X. COudcrt
Democracy at ST. Louis 7. u. Reed, NJ c.
Fashions in Precious Stones /. G. f. Kun
The Peoples Palace Walter Besant
Our Sea Coast Defences Captain Griffin L. S. A.
Abuse Of Corporations Isaac H. Bromley
New Facts about Mrs. Surratt
Correspondence Of Judge Holt ana James Speed
Issues OF the Coming Campaign 1sador Rayner NJ. G..
Queer Words EVAN Macpherson
Personnel OF the Stage r. NJ. Day
Modern Glass Houses. John Dudley
Scientific Specific for incompetence w H Morse. NJ D.
That Chinese Wall John Ball. jr.
Learning TO Write English !. f. b. Gault
Postal Savings Banks Henry Melrose
Book Reviews.
Books Received.
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6otels.
HOTEL BRISTOL.
THE SHERWOOD.
Orecn Steamers.

OOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Companys new No42 North Ryerf foot OF Morton Sc
LA GASCOGNE, Santelll Saturday July q a. m.
Ia NORMANDIE, de Kersabiec sat- July IA, 3 a. m.
LA BOURGOGNE Frangeul saturday. Jnly q. .. m
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent. No Bowling Green
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METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF
WI THE CITY or NETWORK. No. 80 WALI-ST.--
The coupons Of the FIDELITY LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY'S (of Sioux City, Iowa. per cent Debenture
Bonds July 1885 VIII be paid the ONCE Of this
company 0 and after July .. 1885.
CHARLES NJ. JESUP, Secretary.
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THE ST PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND
MANITOBA RAILWAY co,
40 and 40 Wall-st New. York June Of lsr>,<

MANITOBA HALFWAY Co,
40 and AZ Wall-st., New York, June 81, locs.
n HE ANNUAL INTEREST due July
Il l. 1883, the following Bonds will be paid at this
oncc and after July 1883. presentation 90 $40
proper Coupons:
81. Paul and Pacific II. II. Co s70o 900 issue
St. Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Ry. Co rst Mort.
gage.
st. Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Ry Co dated
Mortgage
Montana Central Ry. Co. First Mortgage
Checks for registered interest ON the ateo
Mortgage Bonds OF this company and the rrss Mort.
Bonds OF the Montana Central Ry. Co., VII mailed
the close OF business June 80 holders record at
thas tiule.
Il. r. NICHOLS
H2MStapk IrAssassA
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WHITE STAR LINE. .,r,oo,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINERPOoisn,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL siEAnnri.o
BRITANNIA Capt ialselL Wodaesily, July g. y ~, NJ
CELTIC. Capt Irving wedro DAY J.y IL 10y m m
GERMANIc Capt Geatell. McinesiN ~, JuA -, ~ ~
'ADRl AriC Capt Cameron Wednesday, 1So %" i'm
From White Star dock foot OF West lulns' .,o,.
EATES-saloon 500. $50 and 900 isetu g nsrv
limited uunbcr of .cconlcabn passengers car
rlei on these steamers rate s35 excursion soo fo ,
spceton OF plans other Information Apply d. 'no sV
pany's ecice. Ne. IL broadway New or. . ..r.A.
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Ge1rhers.
AlnsifaI Instruments.

Hlueiral Instruments.
LrISCHFR PIANOS. renowned for tone and standing
Il in Manufactures and siOrerooms 421 10 425
West oSthst. and S67 Broadway, 1Sth-st. (Ditson 8
building Pianos EXCHANGED. rented. instalments-
Bent County register., 1888-03-24
Lamar Soap.

The soap weed of southern Colo
rado-growing undisturbed for cen
turies--is at last to be uprooted for
soap manufacturing use. AT Lamar
the Yucatan soap company is organ
lzed for the purpose of converting
the amole into marketable article
of soap. A factory of this kind was
once established in Illinois and re-
ceived its raw material from New
Mexico. A soap factory right on the
ground ought to make go of it un.
der skillful management. Lamar is
also to have a sugar mill for work.
ing up the sorghum plant.-[Denver
Field and Farm.
Bent County register., 1888-03-24
Wheat Acreage.

More than one half OF the wheat
planting is now done. The acreage
will be much larger than 1t was last
year or in any year prior. With a
favorable season the output of the
state should, and probably will, reach
four million and upwards of bush
els. When by proper cultivation
by fertllizing and rotation of crops
the soil shall be brought back to
yield as once it did, thirty-fve and
forty bushels to the acre. then will
the nations pronounce Colorado a
grand wheat growing country tha,
it IS Denver Field and Farm.
Bent County register., 1888-03-24
The Gold Spike.

The opening of the Denver, Texas
% Gulf road at Denver. March 2s,
20, 80 and 81, will he the occasion
OF the grandest Jubilee the western
country has ever seen. The fete will
continue four days and each day
VIII have its separate attraction. The
parade to take place Thursday goth,
viii be grand affair. At least fif,
teen musical organizations will be in
'lne, and among them the famous
Cowboy band of Dodge City, Kan
AS. There will be a COW boy tourn-
iment; the phantom artillery will
parade the city, and during the gala
week the public baildings and thor.
oughfare will be brilliantly lighted
oy. the finest electrical display ever
attempted.