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The Arcade-EGAN & co.
Dry Goods
New stock, ERtest styles to suit the
Most Fastidious.
FOR SALE.
THE FINE AL TEA CLIPPER
& e. MIN ID! e.
Recently arrived from London and now
lying at Brewers Wharf.

Recently arrived from London ana now
lying at Brewers Wharf.
This fine Clipper Barque was built
for the China tea trade, and has made
some remarkably rapid passages. One
of her best beng from Yokohama to
New York in ninety. one days, which
stands to-day as the fastest on record.
The vessel is built of teak, green.heart
and oak, IS copper fastened throughout,
and is thoroughly well found in tackle,
sails, boats, spars, rigging, etc., etc.
Having been thoroughly overhauled
and newly coppered just before leaving
London, and is rated Al at Lloyds.
This fine Barque has carrying capa.
city of about LOO tons dead weight,
and between 1900 and 1900 weight and
measurement. On one voyage to London
she carried 1900 tons measurement of
tea.
Intending purchasers will please make
immediate application to her Agents,
G.. w. MACFARLANE & CO.,
And for further information respecting
the vessel to the Captain on board.
Honolulu, Jan. %, 1883. AZ II
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

MANOEL PIRES JARDIM has
lXl opened new Barber Shop over
Mr.. Huldoon's restaurant, King street,
where he is prepared to attend to the
wants of all who may favor him with
their patronage. so 1t
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NOTICE.

nURING my absence from the King
~ dom Mr.. j. II. Shaw will act for
me under full power of attorney.
S. |. SHAW.
Honolulu, Jan. 81, 1888. 492w*
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ON account of departure from the
" Kingdom offer the fine young
stallion Young Venture, Jr.," for sale,
8 years old, stands 16 hands high, weight
1,l00 lbI. This horse was bred on the
Islands by Mr.. Horner, now at Lahaina.
His dam was half Patchcn and half
Morgan mare. He was sired by young
Venture" He is without fault or BILE
mish; guaranteed kind and gentle and
is n very promising colt. A special
characteristic of the horse is his COM
pact build. also offer the Stables and
Out Buildings, also, Gig and fine
Brake for sale, corner of Punchbowl
and Queen streets, AT a bargain
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WANTED.

DY Japanese and wife. situation
ID where they can make themselves
useful. The man can do general yard
work and take care of horses, and the
woman understands general Homework.
Apply at this office. Al 3t*
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PART 1.

March-Nanon ..................G enee
Mariana ............ Wallace
Chorus-Day of Judgment. Schneider
Selection-Erminie.. 80. Iakubowsky
Ali Wela
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New Boats for Sale.
We HAVE ON HAND
A Few Samples of our Boats.

A Few Samples of our Boats.
Also, plans and estimates of all kinds
Of Boats and repairs given at short
notice. We use only best material in
their construction; no Monkey pod
whatever; believing that the best labor
and material pays lest, both buyers and
builder. Having already published
prices and several essential points not
generally known beneficial to boats
round our Islands, which Intending
purchasers would do well to note Our
improved facilities for building or re-
pairing enable us not only 10 furnish
a superior article but cheap. and where
doubt exists in this we desire compa.
rative inspection, before sale, at the En-
terprise Mill or Printers Lane, Punch
bowl street, where sampels can be seen.
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FRIDAY, JAN. 81, 1888.
ARRIVALS.

Stmr w G. Hall from Maui aud Hawaii
Stmr 9 r Bishop from Kauai
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VETERINARY.

A RICHIE ROWAT,
As Veterinary Surgeon.
Office and Residence: $50 King street.
Mutual Telephone 35S. Orders left at
Hotel Stables will be received and
promptly attended to. 43 3m
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DEPARTURES.

Jan 81
Stmr Iwalani for Lahaina and Hamakua
ut s IN
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TO LET.

THE house No. l, wellington Place."
l. Nuuanu Avenue. Possession given
lst February. Also, cottage in Adams
Lane. Apply TO
j. Il. WAREHOUSE,
As 1w Queen street
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-19

Baker, Lewis, imp. and p. p. poll tax
So 80.
Baker, William. poll tax So so.
Boots, G. L., p. p. So 92 poll tax
So so.
Benson, NJ. A., p. p. So SO poll tax
So so.
Bechtel, Shelton, tp AZ 5w p, b.
81 60.
Bates, ]. ADELAIDE, tp AZ RI W imp.
snap. p. 81 l3,
BernS, Peter, tp Al 6 imp and D..
P. poll tag So 50.
Brown, S. E., p. p. S. 73 poll tax
SO 50.
Brewinston & Bunyon, p. p. So 81
poll tax s. 90.
Boe, Andrew, ne or Sc ar hf ne ar
lot 2 sec 3 tp 3s 5 W and p. p. poll tax
S3 80.
Blapkenship, Thos., p p. 50 II poll
tax S3 80.
Brewer, W. j., lots Z 8 8 and 10
block 2 town of Jullietta. 81 SO.
Bernee, Sterling N, ,pp poll tax
So 80.
Beas!ey, W B,pps5 IS.
Ballew, Stephen sw ar Sc or hf sw or
sw ar sw or sec IS tp 3S r2w 50 80
poll tax So so.
Brown, VIM, imp and pps4 &C poll
tax s3 so.
Brown Geo. imp and p PSI 33 poll
tax So so
Burch A E,pp So 53.
Burns Enas, sw or nc or W hf Sc or
Sc ar sw ar sec 20 tp Al r5w Sl3 20.
Beeman r H, pp$3 80 poll tax
So so.
Brigham A c, sw or ne or hf Sc or
ne Or sw ar sec 35 tp 3S r s17 AZ
poll tax So so.
Bondeli l. L, Sc or sec IA tp 81 r 4
poll tax $3 so.
Broemlng Herman, hf ne or sec 25
tp 36 6 W So IS.
Brock j W, Sc or Sc ar Sec 26 hf
ne ar sw ar ne ar sec 35 tp 80 "
poll tax So so.
Benscoter A w, 10 sw ar sec 81 tp 80
B W, imp and p p poll tax $3 80.
Boyer A d, lot in the city OF Lewis
ton Sl1. u.
Broute VIM, sw or sw ar to 33 r 4 "
and p p $50 80 poll tax $3 SO.
Boyer Martin, p p 81 80 poll tax
s3 80.
Bills 7 W, tp l2r5 W. P s3 so.
Burden Geo, tp 42r5 Pts3 so.
Ball + B, hf of W hf of let's Z and
8 block 2 east plat Of Moscow 81 63,
Brookipss j NJ. hf ne ar hf NV
ar sec 25 (school tax dist 45) tp 3S r
2wS5 78.
Baimgartner VIM, sec tp 81 5 W
imp and p p poll tax so.
Bartlett Joseph, tp 81 W imp and
pppoll tax SO.
Brigham E f, tp 3s 4 imp aud
PIP poll tax 3 SO.
Chapman W W, lots Is and 16 block
Lieuallen's 2nd addition to Moscow
8 25.
Cameron Duncan, Sc ar NV ar hf sw
or NV ar sc Or sec 20 tp 4Or 5 W pol
tax 3 so.
Cumberland +, tract Of land be.
ginning at a point 524 feet south Of thc
NV corner OF block 5 of Russels 2nd
addition to Moscow thence south 80 feel
thence east 1881 #, thence north 80 feeI
thence west 1881 4 63.
Campbell Mrs s L, c hf Of block 81
lots & Z 8 9 10 aud | l block 30 Park nd
dition to Moscow lots % 80 81 block
Lieuallens End addition to NJ cscow ant
PIP 81 Al.
Craig Walter s, lot 3 and 2 Russell
addition to Moscow and p p poll tax 3 80
Campbell W o, be ar sec 10 W h
NV qr NV or sw qr sec IL tp 33r5 '
and p 3S 10.
Campbell Clara L, PIP 8 Oh.
Click Monroe, tp 44r5w imp a
poll tax 3 so.
Click W H, tp Al 5 " imp and p
2 43.
Call G Fl, tp 50 5 " imp rs pol
tax 8 DO.
Call III NJ. nn1 % mil tax z hC
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-19
DELINQUENT, TAX LIST,

Notice Is hereby given that unicss the
taxes delinquent for the year 1887, to-
gether with the costs and percentage, are
sooner paid, the real property upon
which such taxes are lien, will be sold
at public auction, February ll,b, 1888
Sale to take place in front of the Court
House in the city of Lewiston |. Il.
S. j. LANGDON,
Sheriff and eX-ofiiclO tax collector
Lewiston l. Il. Dec. 26 1887.
Atkins, Jacob, lots % 20 30 block l j,
Mrs Lieuallen's End addition to Moscow,
81 SO
Anderson, A. G., nj mel sec "a S!
sell sec l3 tp 40 r 6 W, 50 80 Poll
tax So so.
Aberu, Peter, W. uwl sch mel and
nei nwi sec IA tp 3S 4 W, Sl4 25.
Alderman, E. W., sec 10 tp 80 4 W
improvement and personal property. Poll
tax So 50.
Aldrich, Allen. ns sell es swi see IS
tp 81 "A W. SIS 0S Poll tax s3 so.
Allard, P. B., personal property ST. 92
Poll tax So 80.
Anderson, N. O., P. P. 81 II.
Anderson, Frank, tp Al } i'm.
provcment and personal property 81 OF
Poll tax 50 so.
Anderson A. A., e1 mel swi nwl sec
10 set swa sec IL set swa 81 sci nci
sci sec 10 nc4 sec Is tp Al 5 W and
2. 2. Poll tax So so.
Adams, NJ. E., imp. gov land 81 05
Poll tax So 80.
Araut. G. NJ, lot in Lewiston lG0
acres land. 81 81.
Atkins, John, town lot 81 76.
Barkwill, o. p, G0xl40 feet block 3
Frye's End addition to Moscow and p. p
Poll tax So so.
Brat,oa, F. j., PIP. 81 o5 Poll tax
So so.
Bsrnes, T. NJ, lot 10 block l Nc.
Gregor's addition to Moscow and p. p
50 "a.
Buchanan, 1. S. P. P.sl so Poll tax
So so.
Buchanan, A. NJ. Imp. gov land and
P. P. 81 63 Poll tax S3 so.
buchanan, James NJ, n! mel e4 nwi
sec 3Otp 39 rw4 and P. P. Poll tai
50 so.
Buchanan, NJ. L.;ss sci sec 33 swl
swqr sec 81 tp 80 4 v lot l sec 4 tp IS
4 " and p. p. Poll tax 50 so.
Beals, David, Imp and p. P. 81 46
Beals, z. j., Imp. in tp 3S 4 v
Poll tax. 50 SO.
Burden, Levi, WI Sc mel set sec
nwi swf sec 10 tp AZ r 5 ". and p. p
Sis 88 poll tax $3 so.
Burden, W. S., P. p. 50 90 poll ia,
50 so.
Burden, James. v hf Sc or Sc ar sw g
sec 4 ne or nv qr sec 8 tp AZ 5 " au,
p. P. SIS "a poll tax S3 so.
Burden, Thos., P. p. 81 33 poll ia,
50 so.
Burden, A. L., P. P. tp AR 5. 81 3;
poll tax 50 SO.
Beals, David S., hf se or nv ar q
Or sw or sec "a tp 39rw 4 and P. T
poll tax 90 so,
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CLANCY J W, tp 80 rs W imp and
4 "A.
CLANCY Geo W, tip 39r3 W poll
tax 3 so.
Carlton Lee II, tip 3Sr 8 W, imp and
p P, poll tax 8 80
Carlson Chas A, tp 80 T imp and
P P, poll tax 3 so.
Carlson Gustof, sw sec tp 3S 5 "
and PIP, - 63.
Chambers Robert, tp AZ "A W imp,
l O5 poll tax 3 So
Caldwell c W, hf SC or sec 10 tp 43
and p p, poll tax 3 50.
Craig NJ Il, ht ne hf NV or sec "a
t. 3r6 W, IS 6S.
,'romwell c B, W hf Sc ar hf sw ar
Sc - tp ~ r 6 W, 20 95 poll tax 3 SO.
Cuip } r., ,p ~ r ) W imp and p p,
4 80 poll tax 3 80:
Carter William, PIP, 3 20 P t3 80,
Covell j s, lots 23 hf sw or
sec Z tp Al 5 W, poll tax 3 so.
Crocker i l., imp and p ., p t3 so.
Crammer A j, Sc or Sc or sec "a ne or
ne Or sec 25 tp 80 r W 10, 4 sec 10 lot
l Sec 80 tip 80 r 4 W, poll tax 3 80
CIanin b F, imp and P p, SO poll
tax 3 SO.
Creighton Robt, imp, l So Pts so.
Chamboush Frank p p, l GO poll
tax 3 50.
Culdice Jno w, tp 81 "A imp,
l 20 poll tax SO.
Corbell f NJ, imp and p p, l IS poll
tax 3 so.
Chiffon j I, lots 6 and Z block 2
town -Four Mile, SO poll tax 8 so.
Coryell G NJ, PIP, 60 poll tax 3 so.
Chism + l., tp 4Or5 w PIP, 4 O5.
CLANCY l. S, tp 4lr5w imp and
p p. poll tax 3 so.
Craig A A, p p, poll tax so.
Craig L G, tp Al 4 W imp and p r,
poll tax 3 so.
Clark Walter, p p, poll tax so.
Carew James W, p P, ,3 40 poll tax
3 50.
Colwell Geo and Mary, W hf sw or
sec 33 5 hi Sc or sec 80 tp 81 5w iu
tp 36 r 5 W IA 81 poll tax 8 so.
Camp M J. NV or sw or sec IA tp Al
5 imp and p p poll tax 3 50.
Cox Reuben S. PIP 3 II poll tax SO.
Cuddy Hiram p p poll tax 3 so
Christensen Ivsr, lots / 2 and 3 Sc ar
nc or sec l to 81 5 W poll tax 3 so.
Christensen Carl J, lots and 2 hf
NV or sec l8 tp37 i W and p p "a 96.
Cox Leander, hf NV or sec 8 3 hf
sw ar sec 1 tp 35 W and p Is 81
poll tax 3 30.
Cox w 4, lot 3 Sc ar ne or sec / tp
35r6 and p p 10 81 poll tax so.
Coates H L, subsequent assessmen.
sw ar sec 8 tp 40r5w 8 IS.
CLANCY harmer tp 80 r3 " imp and
pp3 IL.
Clark Bruce. sw ar 8 tp 3Sr 2 "
ID 20.
Cloush F S, lots and 2 hf ne 81
sec tp 80 r 5 " lets 5 and 6 block
McGregor's addition to Moscow 25 and
50 block 2 Russels addition to Moscow
l6OAlfb lE lOtD duu . UtOCk Q cas-
plat of Moscow 1922 end lots and
block 8 east plat Moscow and p p, !
t, three dol fifty cents.
Cori.lo A, all block A Lieuallen's 2nt
addition to Moscow, 3 25 p t three do
fifty cents.
Craig James, tp 36r5 " imp, 6(
pt. three dol fifty cents.
Coates Thomas, p three dol fifty cta
Davis s S, Moscow lot IA blk s Mrs
LieuaIlen's addition to Moscow, 2 10
pt, three dol and fifty cents.
Delaney S C,pp,3 Al PIT, three do
and fifty cents
Deal Mrs s j, lots 3 aud 4 blk I
Mrs Leuallens addition to Moscow, 6 50
Dahl Edward, lot 3 blk 5 Metre
gors addition to Moscow, 5 81 p I thre
dol and fifty cents.
D4lson G H, p p, 8 rs p t, three d.
} and City cents.
Dodd C H C, Moscow, p p, so 4s
DiIlman N L, v hf sw or Sc sw q
sw ar Sc ar s hf nv or ne Or sw Or o.
Or 90 ar sec q tp 80 r 5, n BIT NV qr ,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-19

hf NV ar sec 2S tp 39r5, Al 81, p t,
three dol and fifty cents.
Davis Edward, p p,3 67, pit, three
dol and fifty cents
Davis Enoch D, pt, three dol and
fifty cents
Dyer J D, tp AZ S, 4 80 pt three
dol and fifty cent?.
Dickenson o l., pp,1 IS p three
dol and fifty cents.
Dunn B W. tp42 5pp,1 O5 p t,
three dol and fifty cents.
Duncan G W Jamcston p t, three dol
and fifty cents.
Dent Samuel, NV ar sec 9 tp Al 5,
p I three dol and fifty cents.
Di~on Walter, sw ar Sc ar sec IL n
hf ne ar Sc ar ne or sec Is tp 3Sr 3,
7 10 t, three dol and fifty cents.
Day Ira, p p,3 OF.
Dale r D, tp Alta, 2 15pt three
dol and fifty cents.
Dee James, pt, three dol and fifty
cents.
De Bolt II A Opp, &c Os.
De Bolt c G, lots S and hf sw ar
Sc or NV ar sec 6 tp 40 s, "a S. p t
three dol and fifty cents.
De Bolt A W, pp1 90, p three
dol and fifty cts.
DeHaven James Sc or ne ar sec 33
sw or ne Or hf NV or sec "a tp 37r5
ne or NV ar NV ar ne or hf ne or sec
"a tp 37r5, I 81.
Doyle James lot in city of Lewis
ton p three dol and fifty cts.
Darr E lot on Eugene street city of
Lewiston p p, 6 sop three dol fifty cts.
Daley John tp AZ RS pt three dol
and fifty cents.
Damon R L tp SAFE pt three dol
and fifty cents.
Duffy John tp39 r3 p three dol and
fifty cents.
Elliotte W Lpp9 so, p three dol
and fifty cents.
Ellsworth & Bell Colfax, w T, acre
off of the south end and one acre off Of
the north end of block 2 Russells add to
town of Moscow 80 90.
Eulmayor Louis Cor Inlmya) 1 60.
Ebel Charles sw or sw or SOC 81 tp
3S hf Sc or sw ar Sc ar sec 33 tp
3S r 5 p three dol and fifty cents.
Eddy W X NV Or sec 18 tp Al r 4
pt three dol and fifty cents.
Elliott NJ VS. hf se or sec 20 no ar
ne ar sec 20 NV or NV ar sec % tp SO
r2 p three dol and fifty cents.
Emtertson Marion sc or ne ar hf
Sc ar sec so sw or sw or sec 33 hf ne
Or sec 32 tp 3S r 4, 81 rs, p three
dol and fifty cents.
Ellis William pp147.
Frye W j, tp 40r5pp, pts so.
Fitzgerald John tp 81 5p p, poll
tax so.
Frang Ole G NV or Sc ar sw ar ne qr
8 hf nv ar sec 81 tp SO r s poll tax
8 so.
Freed ] J tp 40 RS pp1 05 poll
tax 3 so.
Freebs William tp 80 2ipp1O5,
pt three dol and fifty cents.
Fields n w n hf ne or hf nv or sec
III tp II 4, three dol and nifty cts
Filbin Michael NV qr sw ar sec 13 {
hf se or sw Or Sc or sec IA tp Al 5
IA IL, pt three dol Fifty cents.
Frye A A J Jr. sw or sw or eec 2s
hf SO Or sec 20 e hf ne or NV or ne q
sw Or ne Or sec 26 tp 80 r 5, "a SO, p
three dol aud fifty cents.
Fleming G OPP, PIT three dol ant
fifty cent.
Fountain R Lpp5 81.
Finney Sam imp p p 81 13 p thre'
dol and 6fty cents.
Fansler j A lots and 7 and hf sv
or sec Z tp 81 4, 20 85 pt three do
and fifty cents.
Flodin j Little Bear creek pt thrs
dol and fifty cents.
Flodin d Little Bear creek D { thre
dol and City cents.
Fel!s L tp 42r5 pt three dol an,
fifty cents.
; Goldrv G w, Moscow, lots Is aud l,
blk 5, Mn Lieuallen add to Moseo,
! IL "a.
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Gusten J W pppt three dol and
fifty cents.
Grogan J G Sc or sec 25 tp 40 5
lots ii and Is blk 2, LieualIen add to
Moscow Is OS.
Groat William ne or sec 8 tp 80
NV or sec 26 tp 39r 5 hf NO ar hf
Sc ar sec 27 tp 80 5, SO 60, p three
dol and fifty cents.
Gillian j NJ loss IL and 25 Mrs
Lieuallen add to Moscow, lots Al and 42
blk 4 Mrs Lieuallep third add to Mos
COW, lots to Is, inclusive blk 5, Mrs
Lieual|en's third add to Moscow lot
blk 2 west plat of Moscow pt three dol
and fifty cents.
Cow Charley lot 6 blk west plat
Of Moscow, 4 l3pt three dol fifty cts.
Greenwood G W to 3s 6 imp D p
5 45 p t three dol and fifty cents.
Green F NJ hf se or sec 90 tp 80
r3. %, pt three dol and fifty cent.
Green J Wppl 90 p t three dol and
fifty cents.
Green Arthur sw or sec 5 tip Al 4
% Is, p t three dol and City cents.
Guyll j r ne ar sec 81 tp AR 4
p three dol and fifty cents.
Grubbe II V hf ne ar swqr ne or sc
or NV qrsec 81 tp AZ pt three dol
and fifty cents.
Greenstreet Elizabeth, heirs of, SC or
sec 81 to AZ 3, Is 80.
Gillstrap John tp 39r4 4pp,p three
col and fifty cents
Gagelt L R tp 39r 4 imp 2 43 D t
three dol and fifty cents.
Casper NJ T sec 8 tp 81 r3 lot in
Juleatta 10, p three dol and fifty cts.
Casper and Frisk lots 10 and 20 blk
s Julietta 2 IS.
GrayR r hf sw or sw or Sc ar sec
l3 lots 2 and 3 sec "a tp 81 "a p t
three dol and fifty cents.
Gilkison j II hf ne sec 90 tn 3s
r3, 16 IL pit three dol and fifty cents.
Glib W N tp thirty. y.seven r Apt
three dol and fifty cents.
Gentry j Fl sw or sec Is tp thirty.
seven 4, 26 80 pt three dol and 6fiy
cents.
Glass J r, Lewiston, NV or 80 or No
qr w ar ~ ar ne ar sec II tp "a 4
lots l3 and IA Thompson's second add
to Lewiston IA "a.
Guerin Thos II, p P, 80 p t, three dol
aud fifty cents.
Gilman W sec 81 aud 22 tp 35 I
5, Is Is.
Gartman Christ, p t. three dol and
fifty cents.
Hammer Thos D, lots II and IL
block 3 Mrs Lieuallen's addition to Mos.
COW, 10 95 p t, three dol aud fifty cents.
Holden Joshua, hf Sc hf SEQ % ne
ar ne ar sec q sw Or sw ar sec 23 tp 40
RS pit, three dol and fifty cents.
Haskins W H, sw Or ne ar NV ar &c
ar Q hf sw ar sec 10 tp 80 r 5, 40 Is
pt three dol and fifty cents.
Haskins Mary J, NV or sec 10 tp 80
r5 $ hf sw qr sec 8 'p 1915 2 lots il
block % Lieuallen's End addition I,
Moscow, 8 IS.
Hsitstunan T, p43Op t, three do
and fifty cents.
Herman s, Moscow, p p IS so.
Hamilton W ] hf nv ar q hfsw a
sec % tp 1915, hf se ar hf sw a
sec 81 tp 80 RS lots 4, 5. and 6 blk
east plat of Moscow p three dol an,
fifty centa
Hunt Thomas tp 40 r 5pp, p ( tire
dol aud fifty cents.
Hunt Stephen tp 40r 81 three Dc
and fifty cents.
Heath j w lots 8 and 10 blk
Lieualleu third add to Moscow l O5 D
three dol aud fifty cents
Hayes F H sw ar se ar 9 hf sw a
sec 6 tp 80 4 ne ar nv ar nv ar ne q
ssc7 tp 80 4, II O5, p { three dol an
fifty cents.
Hof Peter PIP 10 81.
Hof Jacob p p 53 67.
Hampton james lots 4, 5, 6 aud L
blk 8 Mrs Lieuallen's add to Moscow
Lots 6, 7, 8 and 8 blk 3 Mrs Lieualleu
add 10 Moscow. Lots 81, %. Is. 2e
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ney World, of the Oath inst, says: "There
is talk of Lew. Hanback, being a candi-
date for congress in 1885,"
While this is the first authoritative pub
lie suggestion of the kind, we are not
taken by surprise, for it has been known
some time that Mr.. Hanback, has been
assiduously but insidiously trying to work
up feeling against Hon. E. J. Turner, the
man above all others to whom Hanback,
should be the most grateful. When we
use the words Authoritative public sug-
gestion," we do so understandingly, be-
cause Tilton is HIS echo Beloi Courier.
Is it your desire liar to be calledi
Or will you when we meet you on the ground be
sprawled?
Pardon us, Caldy, we couldn't repress
the rising of the buffalo-grass muse on
reading your remarks. Friend Conway,
of Norton, will be close on our track when
he sees the blast which we have fred at
you. That is to say, he is cold and calcu-
lating as to feet and measure, while we
care more for poetry as it not poetry" if
it hits an antagonist upon the spot to suit
us. Now, you will remember meeting us
first on the field of congressional conflict
in the year 1S84-early at that. Your
name was Dennis before the conflict closed
wasn't it? The World had done so well
with Hanback, in 1884 that you kept
standing up for him in 1886, while we
were for Turner. Your name again was
Dennis. We have not given notice of our
intention to desert Mr.. Turner, and it
now looks like Caldwell and Tilton will
be together in 1888 on the question of who
shall succeed our present congressman
unless Caldwell flies the track.
In the meanwhile, if we hear that Cald-
we'll is to be candidate for congress, we
shall so state in the World, as we stated
in the case of Lew Hanback,.
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further the subject is analysed, that what
the western counties gain In the way Of
representation should be taken form the
eastern and central counties Of the state,
because, il this is not done, those sections
will still have representation proper
tionately in excess of that enjoyed by the
western counties; bit ne are 1ulzzing to
svaiUe this question, and see the mum6ev of
Legislative districts increased sufficiently to
giue to each ne5uly-organized county one REP
yesentative."
Our argument, it will be remembered,
proceeds on the hypothesis that the pres
ent constitution is correct in declaring
that each county sAaH haze at least one REP
resentative. The governor would, we be-
ieve, be justified by the affirmative action
of the legislature and by the plaudits Of
the people of central and eastern Kansas,
in assembling the legislature for the pur-
pose Of presenting to the people next fall
a proposition to amend the constitution so
as to add to the present representation
one representative from each of the coun-
ties which have been organized since the
last apportionment.
At each session of the legislature since
the supreme court decided that one hun
dred and twenty-five members were all
that could be legally admitted to the
house of representatives, that body has
admitted the delegates from the new
counties, and the legislature has voted
them pay. This shows that the people OF
the state feel kindly toward these coun-
ties, and would be glad to vote in favor OF
giving them legal representation.
To await the result of constitutional
convention, can not shorten the present
threatened lapse of time from now until
these new counties shall be allowed rep
resentatiOn.
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The Kansas Farmer starts into
the new year with changed general
head. The head which it discarded was
suggestive of farm life. The new one
suggests birds and flowers. It is very
pretty.
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INQUIRERS' INDEX

John G. Tarsney, of Kansas City.
To the Editor of the Western Kansas World,
SIR: Who was it that in Washington
City few days ago about choked the
wind out of Congressman Henderson, of
Georgia, for saying he was glad to repre-
sent a district where $4,000 Union
soldiers rotted within the city limits?
UNION SOLDIER.