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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
Tile PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND HAN6E OF PRICES
There was movement Of decided spirit In the
crude oil speculation yesterday mainly due ic pur-
cbases based on better inquiry reported In the nc
fined product At both boards the business showed
an increase and prices rose TO 81 cents al the StocA
Exchange Ia cent better than the best tgure' az ing
Consolidated Exchange There was some oppositloh
70 the advance In the carly trading and prices Wero
broken TO rs IS cents reports OF vol at Bakers
town several miles in advance Of the Relbold ncid
The we'll was said TO be fair producer but as IL
is in one OF the upper producing strata, when arc
never prolific, It appears to have excited Httle IN
quiry or anxiety among the heavier producers IN tho
trade The course of the future speculation is not
likely, under the conditions established by tho shut
down and the declining tendency OF the yield, to be
roverned beyond narrow fluctuations by tho wells
likely to be struck In the present localities where pros
Meeting IS active Mhilo duincss may rule Tor sOmo
lime any radical change Will probably flow from pos
tive developments in tho refined situation, and tte
outlook ia this direction presents many features OF
announcement The crude m3rkct closed al near inc
best prices of rho day and was firm IN tone carrying
rates were, fiat at tho end under considerable In
qulry from the shorts. ,, - -
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
f,ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
ruIIAnrLPHIA MARKET.

pnuApE1rnrA. June s.-Flour supply and prices
30 aSea dJ DO ExSras 'n :, oosss 70 Winter Family
. s5oTs z. RsaPsyS Sr PrOc es% So o6o
S,ag 81 20 Of 40 do straight 81 40 a. 75 indiana
a. 49, G SS e y DO DO tras 81 o
s. Winter Patent fair 70 ce9cs - p
enGs good to choice S. Oo65 Is DO do f3r = % o. So
5S iaturos beyond tins month shade sgaer IN ympathy
with the demand moderate Unrraded IN gram depot
oSes do for in avo2 Sce
trsde dsmsnd light moderate supply futures nomnay
SncSanso 80 MIXED trek ose No Misa Mixsa
July G2ss % for Aass for p: o,
asd nc higher under hight Offering L1ir Ioe1 trade %
Rejected WSlIe tVS sSs Fnsnrss armer No White
4sPstSO DO for July . 90 tSr
potstoe.-Eew arm fair demand old dun White potatoes
seceh Mngnums por is3 sack 49, 92 DO P ssssTs
saa NswYNrS a. "r P,r Rose oos 4oS45e
DO DO 10 10 garbaaSs aaa Wnts stars choice At .1e:
do Bar3aas Far e 900 90 a soe
Al zoe do Good Gb@bec slesaa lew potatoes
R@S per 0e e U So Soaa 8s% c"
per b.. 81 o0ssi so. Provisions n,% In lar iema.a
se;t sy F@ oed BE- Be-. SO Beet Gas s5 900
90 90 Fsrs y as, 81 So So Hans
iSc 30 ). p cured ~ Heroes 10 II nc 90 20 90
s Y si IN DRY salt ant fully 6'.
eSc do sreaEia.t gacdn az Joe od LaTd aT@ Guy
asa y az So Ba,tsr Creamery Extra
& wS:,eT Eur. Sssa an Ike Western Factory I f
butter re 81 Esss Tsr' ; cses,: o fs1n;yssI
dss,snS fair Scw York Fun Cream ss.S94c. ohlo
sssSsS G a1% Powdered LID rsouat.d6 lSec Fcea
stsadv Winter Bran $40 5oesi7 20 per ton Petroleum
siedy what SoSO bash Corn 500 bash oas, 1920
SSsi. shipiaonts-wheas $500 ouS- Cora 4.0O0 bush
pau,nErpuIA June s-345 p n.-whoat. corn and oats
quiet ana unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07

ments 2G55 head; MARKET firm. Choice Heavy Native
Sesrs - GpaS5 10 Good Native steers - Jug
~ 10 Butckets steers Medinm Choice ~ lops 20
sockers aud Feeders Fair Good 81 40 So co. Rangers
Common to Good, 81 20G4 80
HoJs-RsceiDts 400 head shipments lfO. MMkeb
strong Choice Heavy and Butchers selections 70 5000 o.
Packing. Medium 70 Prime IS so0s5 80. Lisnt grAce'
lSaesp-Ksceip 1.5sO head shipments none Market
steady. Fair TO Fancy 80 50Q4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
pressmakrng.

~ REssNkKER--By Partisan dressmaker; nrst-class
~ cuer and litter wishes work In private family city
on country az 80 per day, NINE BERRY, Up Wayerly
place.
IN EFssMAKER-By one whose Citing and drapng IS
cxtels1; wishes more customers by day
40 per d,y: ey or country. Address Miss c.. log West
42d st., Tribune branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
Drp GOODS

ID ON MARCHE and LOUVRE GLOVES Best on earth !
ID This week great bargain sale OF beautiful silk stockings
vi o. worth IS rs button MOsquet1tre Gloves 81 H.
JAMMEs paris Novelties IS West S0thst
:, PEc1AI, oFFERING.-Carpetings IS. Rugs China Mat
- rings from % 10 Balcony Porch and Upholstered
chairs Steamer rugs and ehAlFh ANDREW LE.SILl.s
SONS, 7sg-741 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
LIVE srocK MARKETS BY TEnEGnApH-

Nv sTUCK MANhhIo br TT" =, -, = aon
BUFFALO. June 6-Cone-Recepts lsss De- ..n,. i,ne
head Total for thus tar 4s5O he. 81 cariaads 20
last week 1880 heat. Consigned throukn Ann
OF which u NewfOrk on sale n.at ro,ai
Shsp-iecelps last e noara were a c ims Iast week
the week thus tar ~ 900 head For Same - Nav
1880. Consigned through IL car. OF "Tomnos "a Par
York IL carloads sale. market nrn, I1.ns. Grn ar
So 80 - 20. Good TO Choices 81 1000 w. hN'N'' N w
40 0O1 90. All offerings taken. rn,., ,.- Gin.
Hogs-lisceipts ast - hours 1900 heaa. t., 49,
weox Tar IS 200 hoad For same ulne 80. 70 -
800 head Consgned through 40 cars o. ssss,ag
II market aouva seo--soe
Yorker. IS 7Oes5 49, selected Medium - -
offerings taken
ST. LOUIS, June O. -ca.ae- Receipts ASS head shis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
ActuaI cnsH tn
Trelsmy vaults
outatanding IN, On. eo2c ooe IA NAE e2Ii g5l
5.sl2llS 81 l5s, lis Dee. 654.COO


Not c,. balances s474ig ssaossi7s2 Dee s9e'60l
rrlo foreign exchanges were dull and veal III
cuota.ions for business follows: BANKERS
Ills 81 SO and 81 SO IA for long ana snort ster
line respectiycly; 5l9 3-S ana 81 L. loi iI"iLco
20 5-S and 90 rs for reichmarks AZ Ia anu
Tn Iondon British consols were firm at 10 lS;l
and o. 1871 G respectively for money ana account
Money in the open market was easy a. ID % pr
cen+ for discount Of bankers bills. Inc baTh "a
Fnrland gained f5s 600 bullion on balance lnala
Camel bills were allotted NJ an advance on IL ou
per rupee American railways Opener iE'.ei nj
sponsive TO Yesterdays late nome ueSi iia, '..
followed home quotations 10 the close o. 80.
Al Paris French per cents were hrni hu 60 "
So 25 and sight exchange On LOAuon was -"
252s francs for sterling.
The following securities were cold at the Real Esate
Exchange and Auction Room, Limited py A"ia" IL ~
shares Chemical National Bank 1900 Mar, nor
cent sl2 a6SSs h due ias io4 n''
50 600 MiHaukes ana 81 Psg iIiiI s i' 1O'- wv
AZ 600 Syracuse and Northern Railway per cent M0r1
b0s oo S Bcrovrh Of IT Howard brown Count wisconsin
in aid Of The Gicen Ray and Lake Pepn Hallway pef
eens GOO chieseo Rack snd AMI Pacific Railway lst
Mort per cent Reg Bonds due July J. 1871. ds- n n
per cSnt Gold bonds due 1866 1o2 IL 70 io2 Ss
coss CONT per cent Bonds 1922 1o5 81
cent szG SS oDS ft due 1917, IS.
SsYyeF Ss. s gss gnq Iog hudson River nor
as oeo DeaSsre and Hudson Canal LIST Mort per cent
oco long Dock Erie Railway per cent Bonds due
,en $500 oS,d noT FUND Bonds duo 1891 los Is
So 500 Cleveland Palnesyile and Ashtabua j Il per
5000 iiua.io ana Ere Hallway per Bonds due
$4,000 Central Of sOu-Jersey LIST Mort per cent
h'.a s Que s lsso is5 i Ind Saratoga Reg Coupon
Bolds due 192l. 144 Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
Business Chances.

GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS: O.,
O1so Btunlnous ooa Lanes n pas Ies q rss
for safe, Chattanooga Tenn, s91 = ,b NE sfs m
,oas Aiso zoo acres Of yellow Pine IN Scutn"es.n&
Georgia. Address III. y. STROHECkEh Meso., -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07

Refined oil showed notable Increase In animation,
and good business done in tho export linc Piices
were strong but unchanged az IA cents per gallon
Abel test 1T all ports, and continuance % the In
qulry would cause an advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE.

cHARLEsros, June 6-Turpaniins 1rln az ~ 40.
sIyLssAH June G.-Turpentine qnict Al 13ssc-
WILnIsOToS, June B.-IurPeatine nIm AZ s3'sc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07

State bonds were quiet; the sales included only
Tennessee settlement IS at 10 "a OF city bank
stocks Corn Exchange sold 10 at 205. Other
sales Of bank stocks at auction are reported below.
The general bond market developed no new
feature II ruled strong, and prices generally were
a shade higher. Erie second Gs were opened of
at 90 1-2, but later were in demand at o.. New
York. Chicago and st. Louis As sold up to 81 is.
Erie first gold Is sold at ! 81 3-5al35. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas issues again were weaker and
closed at 90 rs for the 6s and So for the 3s
Texas and Pacific new Is sold up TO 90 and the
second incomes were firm at about 80 "a. Refer
ence is made TO our detailed report OF all bond
sales.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold u,?GO at
80 7-Sa33 1-5.
Money was easy as usual at 1al l-2 per cent,
closing offered at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, Ss5, 567,065 balances, a.
425,3s3. c,.
The Sub-Trcasury WAS debtor at the Clearing
House s5l s,017. It's net gain on balance was
81 1872, made up by gains Of sS6'0l1 currency
and s35, III coin. The days operations covered:
Receipts, 81, 3431 90; payments sl,22l 1881 leav-
ing the general balance at 81 S. 934 IS, consisting
of 81 So COS, CSC coin and 81 $780, 500 currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
AlgS4ug
I.LAAA

CoTToN-spot quotations were not changed. but tho
market continued firm with sales 124 bales for
ss%Ru01 the ports todays report indicates Re;
day last roe and ass bales for the corresponding day
last year since September ths beginning Of the crop
year the receipts have aggrogated 237 bales com
Last year.
Quotations based tho American standard Of classical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

Tina Tinted States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day 1881 900 National bank notes for
redemption. -. emo o.z ona Ella
;,.arro1 revenue receipts were S243 507.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
IN hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
June & Juno g. Differences
49,, ,, y, rana 5000 Cgl $50 $500 s06l Dec. s4S3 Sl9
Net silver hand 52bIoO@o 0-o'''Oi' i"' ''-''''
Net legal tenders o,.,o ooo ~ S21 oes u,c tU72
M han S"'~SN'N~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- COFFEE-Naues show changes OF importance, fair
o spot inyoces being held 16 Lac In sBoat lots saes
OF lOOg bags No were made at lac, and 500 bags
saes g20 bags washed Caracas on private terms Inc
at advance Of 10al5 points day Sales ESQ bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07

5000 St Louis Kansas City and Northern X r heai
Estate and Railway Der cent Aeri bonaA aus i''''
'' $4,000 East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
p0 fs 600 Norhwestsrn Telegraph Cas- per cent Mort
$500 Missouri kansas sLd Texas r II % Mort per
Income Land Grant Bond due 1911 81 L.
200 shares Pittsburg and Western Railway Preierroo
600 ggIIlRstS0 on Rapids and Northern LIST Mort
taa shares Long Island Bank o, Rrooklyn, 100 IL
share rOlytechnii Iastitute Of DtOOklyu, go.
IL SHARES Central Park North and East River r r.
@ Membership Brooklyn City Hospital. els
IS Shares Mechanics National Bank of New-fofh'
10 Shares Merchants National Bank OF N. Y 14o L.
20 Shares New,York Bowery Fire Insurance Ia 40
90 shares National ciiy BANK o. BgSoy alo sIe
$50 shares Brooklyn City r r. 125 IL.
10 shares Brooklyn Academy Of Music with ticket,
g shares Fulton National Bank Of n. Y teA-dvidend
90, p ss s c ri Water Loan
5000 Columbus and indianapolis, Central Railway %
Mort Sink Fund 40 year per cent Bond. due 1904 5
SHARE: cs s@B E.d S snE G % 80
Shares IEporteIs and Tr.dsr. National Bank, SCI
Shares Wells. Fargo 90. Express. las.
Share PIsssogrg r. Wayne AMI n, cheago R R. iOS.
$1,000 Ha.ni6sl and st. Joseph per cent cOn'Ol.
and Pacific Dlv.) per Bonds due 1921, 1o4 "a.
D' sOo P pei snd and a; sS 10 per mt
shares k%srissn Exshang, national napE 1as 81.
$4,000 International ana Great Northern Il I'd Mort
rs shares United States Trust Company, SIS
q SHARES Butchers Dr2ysrs National Bank l12 lie;
1'' 50 share. western National Bank a.
"a Shares American Loan and Trust. 90.
S5 Shares 81 Avenue X X Co, I'D L. -, 49,,
SSs5s: c%1%sr:i, I N SsI SaRki los
per feS:e egg Po6Ss das io$5 50 e % Con-
sol HoOSs d9e FeUarT ooo 1o4 POf 'e"' OO
5000 SsT,YGIE ana Nortas5n RI r 1's Mort per
10 Shares American National Bank Of BIrmngham'
10 shares National Park Bank Of NewYork. 1ei.
cent Reg. Bonds due 1900 rs 10.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.
,-.,.. m.,.. 1sfS ls ss 1S sIs
FSpTn !, SP Msy 81 Nay .soo; sS2sS Sss
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN.
Sss4S & nsi May 50 $. ssIS
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAurE go
ks#S'' e; nsi 3ss%5sssS sss 81
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
ss@Gf e; 9si + :: s5ss .
LOUISVILLE. NEw-ALBANY AND CHICAGO.
Number Of miles AL 90 80 oSi
J. u4th wcet m Nay SlHJl9 $500, an'ee2255
Jan. TO May 81 -. 0f54O6 s090oo oV'''A'
NEW YORK AND NORTHERN.
Number OF miles Oh 80, o. 49, 90
Fourth week in May - Sleo4o Fl'''"'
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
Month OF May si8348z 1r2lsoodda 90 90
ATCHIsOE, TOPEKA AND sANfA H.
Month OF April 49, o.- 4, non
Number OF miles 244o -, no 100 =, oo2' go
earnings 81 2oialV 81 o. III
Operating expenses l'loLlOo o'o'oo' D1,,.
Net earnings =: s1OO5-S S'ooac- S-nO''O'
Jan. / to April 80 49,. - eo, o,o =, 20 100
Gross earnings S44yo4At % 1890 go o. oos
Operating expenses 2oOou-1 o,Io-e-oo o,o.o.- .
Net earnings for 80. -. 900 80 =, ~, rca
four months sl,e244l- S-o0S'''V %4'-'A'-0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
THE NEW ROUTE.
PROVIDENCE LINE
FOR BOSTON.

PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all points EAST
via Boston or Worcester.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier 90 " r. foot Of wsrren-st, at 80 p M
daily Sunday, conEeetDg st steamers wharf with
express for Boston leaving arriving Boston
7:15 a m. Pullman ears. equipment; full nights
shert rail ride Rscss renowned orchestra on each
steamer.
ITO NEW HAVEN, Toe.
Il EXCURSION (g0oa o days., 81 25.
Steamers o. H. NORTHAAf and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier 25 X r., 3 D. and IL D. M tsunday9
excepted Connecting with special tFain1
for MERIDEN, HARTFORD sPRINGFIELD HOLY.
0KE &C. Through tickets sold and baggage checked a.
eli Broadway. New. rgrk. and Conftst. esooklyns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
" CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

,naIne az Cranstons west Point. Cornwall, Newbure,
N"rIbe 20 Milton. P0ugAkcopse and Isopus, connecting
With ulster ana Delawsse, stony Cove saa Catsl Noun
t,in 1atraes. steamer CIJY OF KINGSTON and
JAMES W. BALDWIN leave every week day at p M.
Yer foot OF Harrlson-s, n r., except Saturday when
CITY OF KINGSTON leaves at p. M.
CTONINGToN, LINE:-The only direct rout,
Scr watch IiN and SaFrtgansett Pes
aud points IN Rhc.e . Island: Through
pier without change. Steamers leave pier 80 N r.
one block Canast at p N daily, except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, June 6. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
NHITE STAR LINE

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND L1VERPOOL
ROYAL, AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS-
FCELTIC capt Irving, Wednesday,. June ID ;S0 a. m
sREPUD Can't. Dawson, Saturday, June To- 10 D. m
GFRMANIC Capt Geadell " wednesday, June 20 D. N"
sADRIATIC, Capt Cameron, Wednesday June u a. nLs
From White star dock. foot Of West lOtn-s -..
RATES-SalOon, $50, $50 and slOO I.eturn uexe.s
favorable Sfoerage from 20 the Oid country
500 "A limited number Of seeond-cabn passengers car
RED these steamers s35 excursion 600 for ms
spccOn plans other Information apply az the ceu'
j. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07

Good Ordinary 1916 Low Mddllns . s131d
Strict Good Ordinary Z rs Midiling 95S
In option tnd.ng the sales reached only $500 bales,
Whiie there were NO fluctuations Of Importance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
pED STAR LINE.

X I'D oIAh LINE.
Ia FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
WAvSIAV1 Wednesday June 49, a.
BETGENLAND "Wednesday June 20. . 80 D. M
Summer rates: First Catin 500 to 500. Fxcursi99s
$780, Second Cabin. Si5 Excursion $50 ana sos
Storage low
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Cenl Agts, D lowing oreeu~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07

unchanged quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
Orean Gteamers.

n NETWORK AND LIvERPQOL
s. s. CITY OF ROME sails wednesday. June IL.
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter -
Saloon passage $50 and upward. Second class sSo-
GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDERRY
Anchorfa June o. 3. IA CIeassla, June - . D. ne
Deyonia June IG 10 a. m. Faness.a June 30 ~ y M
Rates OF a.sage TO GLASGOW. DERRY, LlE EtsfOo1
o BELrAST, Cabin. 80 5n1 $50
Second class, $50. btsefszc So. -
Travellers Circular Of Credit and Drai tof snS
amount issued &C lowest current rates
For book OF Tours or further information appy 70
M Rowling W u.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-13

FRANK w. Ross addressed the DEM
ocratic convention Saturday of last
week. He is pleasant speaker, though
no orator. His nomination for the of
flee of state senator, to represent the
S6tk district, composed of Barton, Rice,
and Stafford counties, bring him for
the first time into the political arena;
he is therefore not familiar with all the
wiles and maneuvers of an old time
party man, and his canvas of this dis
trict will be clean and unsmirched by
any past political record. He will talk
in plain language, to plain men, on
plainly defined issues of the day. His
appearance at once stamps him as hon.
est, sincere, and determined in his sup
port of right principles, and he will not
fail, wherever he goes, to create last
ing Impression that if elected to the Of
fee for which he is nominated he will
justly represent the people of his dis
trict.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-13

No ONE had occasion to go out of the
convention held here on the 9Th inst.
and say that the selections were not
well made. In the race for the nomi-
nation of county superintendent, coun-
ty attorney, and probate judge, the de-
feated candidates all made good show
ing-especially was this so in the case
of Messrs. G. G. Wolfe and James w.
Clarke These gentlemen should be
proud of their democratic friends who
nobly stood by them as song as there
was chance for their nomination, and
we believe every man who went into
the convention will now SurB in and
work like trojans for the SUCCESS of the
ticket.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-13

FROM the annual report of the COM
missioner of pensions, which has Just
reached urtable, we see that in Barton
county there are 1914 pensioners, who
receive quarterly the aggregate sum OF
sc, 284.25. The total number Of Kan
sans who draw pensions is 1878 and
the amount drawn quarterly by these
pensioners is $56s, s58.s6, or 1915
435. "A per annum. Does that look as
though Kansas was not getting her
share of the pension money?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-13

CAN NOT brother Chapman, the re-
publican candidate for state senator in
this district, be induced to meet our Mr..
Ross in joint discussion of the tariff
question? Indeed, we would like to
see the judge stand up to our young,
Rice county man. 1t don't look well,
for Barton county to stand back, espec-
tally when Judge Chapman. has had SO
s'many years Of political experience y
Can't you reco1sider the matter, and
meet our man Ross in accordance with
the provisions of his challenge? An
editor who is slick enough to get the
nomination for state senator ought not
to stand back and decline to enter into
joint debate with young man who has
not been twenty years in politics.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-13
T EGAL NOTICE
State of Kansas, t.
Barton county,

Barton county,
In the District Court.
Samuel Kuhn, Plaintiff.
John NJ Burnau, Edith W. Burnau, ID. w. Inver-
arily, Mrs. ID. w. Inverarity and E. j. Phelps. De-
PENDANTS
The defendants in the above entitled cause, and
each of them, will take notice that they have been
sued. That the plaintiff, Samuel Kuhn, has this
day filed in the Clerks Office of the district court of
Barton county, Kansas his potion, wherein he asks
a Judgment against the defendants John NJ. Burnau
and Edith W. Burnau, for the sum of five hundred
dollars and costs of suit, for decree, holding his
mortgage, prior lien over any liens held by the
defendants, E ]. Phelps, D. w. Inverarity and Mrs
ID. w. Inyerarity, and foreclosure of his mortgage
and order of sale against the north half of the
northeast quarter of section three township eight
cen, south, range thirteen west, in said county.
Now, unless you and each of you appear and an
said petition before the 18th day of Octo
Der, 1888, SAID petition viii be taken true, and
judgment rendered IS prayed for therein.
DIFFENBACHER & RANTA,
Attest: Attorneys for Plain Ef
IRA ID. BROIcaHER,
Clerk of District Court. 21-25
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-13
SHERIFES SALE.

State of Kansas, So
Barton county, |
Hhe Sto EoAn Maesh Company Edward PERTH
and Cecilia Pertz.
By virtue of special execution to me directed
and delivered issued out of the Goth district court
of the state OF Kansas sitting in and for BartoIo
county, il said state, will, Saturday, October
ID, A D. 1888, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a,
and O'Clock p. of said sday, at the court house
door in Great Bend the county and state aforesaid
offer public sale and sell to the highest bidder fop
cash in hand the following described real property,
to-wit: The northeast quarter(), of section twen-
ty-one{21, township sixteen(16) range thirteenu3)
west in Barton county, Kansas, subject 10 two mort
cages; for 5000 and interest given to W. J. Neil,
and mortgage for $50 and interest given to the
Western Farm Mortgage Company. Said property
eion. y. ID. WILSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff sef6ee, September4 4, 1888. 23t5
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-13
This wop't do, Belva.

Belva Lockwood is % candidate for
President, but she might as we'll with
draw. In speech which she made the
other day, she destroyed her chances
entirely. Among other things she said
this: eff elected, ] purpose 60 do as
other Presidents do.'' This settles
Belva, and the sooner she quits the
giddy whirls of politics the better.
Hes, assertion 7neasas a great deal.
Among other things, 10 means that if
elected 3residenss 23elya lockwood
will
Put hes fees on She aabfe sometimes.
Chew tobacco.
Miss the 'cuspi6os sline sness ia sea.
Swear at the Office seekers
X4et the WIND blow ehrOugfl Ser sa1lis-
kerss
Ride horseback without 8 saddle
Wear suspenders and plug baks
lAnd GO fishing with Dan lamont.
DO the American people want to see
. female president do these thingsS
No! A thousand times No?
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-13

1T RAINsi" cries the farmer, ssHur-
rah!" and his shout is heard through
the valley and glen, and as swift as the
wind with his sodcutter is out prepar-
ing to SOW his fall grain. Hope fills
his proud heart, erect is his form; his
lips utter praise to God, as he still
presses onward the keen cutting blades,
that conquer the wild Kansas Sod.
ssPumkinvine' In the Leader.