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in PLAIDs. STRIPES and PLAIN eRor-xps
In hne lightweight FLANNEL SHIRTS. Wa
are showing this season; cAEefuIly selected pat
terms and superior workmanship Prices rang
ing Use. 81. s1.5O. g.. $3.50. etc.
For ONCE use our s1-5O FLANNEL COAT
and VEST are in great demand. The finer
grades. proportionately low in price. are equally
desirable.
To reduce large stock of fne PERCALE
SHIRTS. all good patterns. Monarch" brand
we shall offer 80 dozzn at 81. below colt OF
manufacture.
Agents for the German Sanitary WOODEN
ENTERTAINMENTS for this city.
AUERBAcH BRO.
623 Penn. avenue
Opcer Metropolitan Hotel mh31-eo3m
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PAnAsOIs REDUCED In PH1cn
Lot at sec. each.
Lot g at 81. 40 each.
Lot 3 at 81. 10 each.
Lot 4 at 81 % each
Lot ) at S3.9S each.
Lot 8 includes the Paris Novelty Psrasols.
Lot z the Childreus Parasols.
Lot 8 the Carriage Parssols.
Some of the Psrasols at half weeks prices The
opportunity OF the aud the early caller
pecially viii profit by.
Continued below)
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BARGAINS IL Shoes.

Too fine quality. Can that b.! We illustrate by
quoting our Ladies' French Kid Button B ,ots at o.
made to order Of finest French kid and selected
terials throughout hand-sswed aud finished by men
PAID BY The DAY; cost US IS. rs pair offered at
SO tomorrow Another illustration is BOYS SHOES,
button and lace, made by expert workmen of finest
calf skin and equal in quality mems shoes usually
sold at S. We reduce the price because they're too
good those at $3.50 for 3d. those at 81 70 for S2 30
That the best cheapest" will be illustrated to those
who profit by this Offering. MISSES Button Boots
Spring Heel; Bright Dongoa Kid also Straight Goat
s23 pair for the best boots possible Is cheap-it
leaves no profit to the dealer aud another ustra
ton of too good CHILDRENS Straight Goat Boots ut
81 81 % and 81 .6S our last illustrations Of un.
appreciated merit and therefore quote them 1t
duced prices
Continued below)
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WANTED--BOARD.

"ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, IN A PEIVATE
w family, corn Of aud LIST SITS. w., break
fast and dinner, at u 80 q and 4:30 y. m, CAM
DEN, STAR oiiice. IT.
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Inc ticket being now fairly In the field, IL viii
soor De time for the Widow Maginnis 10 begin
raining her pig.
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CRASH Is PnrcEs
so CTS. ON THE DOLLAR FOR BOYS CLOTHING
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND F SITS,
VIII be sold during the next three days at lust o,e
half OF former prices which always the lowest
IN The cry Never there chance To buy Clothing
for Aszed Boys from to IL years. at as low prices
as we offer now. and is not likely that such chance
VIII offer soon again. They must be closed out 1t
ONCE, and the Irices Will do it.
FOR MEN WE HAVE:
The best Suit ever sold here for $3.50
The best Suii ever sold here for $40.
The best suit ever sold here for sl2
The best suit ever sold here for Sl5
The best suit ever sold here for ego.
The best Bargains ever shown here In Odd Psuta
Odd Vests, Alpaca Drap d'Ete Flannel. Seersucker.
and Pongee Goats and Vests.
White AID Fancy Vests at less than cost of MANN
facture-
OAK HALL. COR TENTH AND sTs
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-JUNE 9Th, A BROOCH, ONYX AND
II Pearls. in going from French ST. to Columbia and
sts. Finder VIII please leave st CPS French st. aud
receive reward lts
II osT-A SMALL SKYE TERRIER FEMALE DOG:
has cropped and tail: answers 10 the name of
Minnie. Please return 70 800 4 st. NV, and receive
reward Je1-3s
II OsT-ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE BET 1 AND
1lR sits. or in 10th St going Columbia road Bro
cade shawl. suitable reward VIII BE- paid BY leaving
~ ~ S4l3 % Nv es-3ts
n OsT-A LARGE BLACK COLLIE DOG; AN
1lswers TO the name Of Rollo. Howard win be paad
TOR his return TO Ri MCLEAN. 18th and sta w.s-'
II OsT-NIGHr OF JUNE g AT wEsTMINIsrER
owners name inscribed. presented ~ Ffth Baptist
corner 9TH and sts. s.w. lie
II OsT = P0CKETBoOK : A BLACK MOROCCO
x1pocket msnossndum, containing some mall papsrs
jas. Il Aull&gaa. suitable reWard YIN b paad for
the retum 70 bsaaeor BLAcKBURN. rs 2r
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my2 ,A:3in
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DIAM BLACK CHALLIES. I5C.; EMBROIDERY
= floOncings, 25e. to sl. 20; Cream Cashmere
Sh n.@ and all colors sl.25. BENZ MILLER SON.
o4s.O u - NV. lei Ar
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BARGAIN In Sash R1BBoN
9-inch Moire Sash. crown edge, black. white cream,
and all the new shades. Sl.25 quality for CSC yard
CONTINUED below.)
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We have more Ruiings than any other two stores in
town. Now and then we have lucky purchases. To.
morrow give illustration in DOUBLE ROW
CANVAS RUFFLING. y. Fis for 25c., and which
cost you elsewhere zoe. yard That with the fancy
CORDED edge We ask 19c yard for is nowhere else
sold for less than 25c. yard
SO STYLES OF Csc RUCHINas
Such quantities that obtain price concessions by
which you benefit. just now we Offering superior
values in Plain Lisse slk.stitched; Lace-edee sse
cream and white. Double Row Boiling Cloth, with
white silk cord and silver or gold thread.
10000 YARDS RUCH1NGS. from lee to 75c yard,
comprising Fancy Embroidered Boltng Cloth Ruch.
ings. Boltng Cloth and Ribbon Ruchings Boiling
Cloth and Tinsel Ruchings Ribbon and Tinsel Ruch.
ings. Lsse with gold. silver and steel besda Muslin
Rulings in many styles.
TOURIST RUFFLING 2Oc box.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

L,oR RENT-oFFICE- ROOMS IN BUILDING 1915
II stnw. Apply to
BEALL. BROWN 4 CO.
1e2-lm 1921 st.
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Kn DIFIElKNT srYIRs or HUpDERsrrELD
~ AZ weol ceevtoe1 suis 20 order for el441
AseS{sctaEns CsshAsn ssd Tslioss. ili2 . 6 an
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GENrLExEx's SUMNER USpERwEAn.
bslor1sssn. Gauze. and Summer Merino shirts and
Drawers poe. Soc. ell
Long and Short Sleeves
New York Pattern Jean Drawers. soc
Summer Socks. l5c. 25c. 35c. Soc, 75c
Il Z. LEWIS SON. I42I New York ave-,
ho. North side. near 18th street
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(See space below

The NV HAspxxacz1r,s.
Wen say nothing Of quantities end variety but ssk
comparison Of our 12tc and Csc HAadkwchisfs WITH
tnoss from any othsr store IN ths country New York
stores are thsrefors inoludsd
THE PAI.AlD ROYAL.
Dor. IA ava and 18th st
"a LISNER) I1f.
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Observation-Disclosures cool. DlR9eY. AID
= eervtceeh.e fue summer. Our gsnn9s k2E1i.e esUs
axE s s0x hsnslssss1ils d0sIa1s "a DIR Ills
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BOARDING.

XNANTED TWENTY TABLE BOARDERa AT
w SO so per week, in advance, at 02S s I'd n "
FIRST class board; also rooms. lei -ats .
doom AND TABLE BOARD AT als PFR
st. ne. te6-3ts
VLINTON HOUSE, 9TH AND I NV: LARGE
Ocool and airy rooms ut summer prices with or with
out board: strictly hrst-class. Mrs. w. b. BAKER.
te5-2ws
TNOR RENT-0Ol ST. N. W., WITH OR WITH.
I out Board, two communicating COOL corner Rooms
mer Also. Hall Room. my.sQ-2vs
COUTHERNERs VISITING NEW YORK CAN
- find hrst-class transient or permanent board With
changed
myl6-1ms MISS A @. LETSON
IL Rooms, with Board, Single or en-suite: DIRECTLY
nrst-class; transienta. q pr day. The WkBSTEE
SIS 18th ct nv. my5-3m
DOARDIN0-LARGE PLEASANT. WEIL-FUR-
ID nished Rooms, with Board, e THE AUBuRT
tepnaylvaniA ave-, cor. I'D IT. NV. Iahf;-:sn
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


LroR sALE-HoUsE AND THREE T on
T Is adensburg road short distance from Boundary.
Beautiful place for Residence: bouse twostory bese-
and Kitchen: stable An rear Price only e2.500
for the whole 2. l.. BOlEk
5e7-3t 3ll ~ st. AZ.
ISoR RENT-HANDsoMEc COTTAGE N SUBURBS;
I nine rooms; GOOD location; 20 careful tenant o2S
per month McLACHLEN 4 BATCHELDER
5e4-6t l2x5 O.. me-.
RossLYNN
with this for elevated and MAGNIFICENT yiewx besth.
fuiness. and loo prices k~anemoer the GovsrnInsne
s me aSH Z n:ss1Rnos Tss Phi Pc
Mount Vernon Avenue, Arlinxton. Fort lysr
bsstdse the ails Church aud 0sorrpsoUn Narrog
0uaee kalroeo. gust being conmenced ell THE
the coming Brooklyn Of wsshington, We ere nov
selling art ss1ectcn Of lot. q s. g. and 10
KO DIYyElENT srYIzs on HupprssrrELD
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Il CAPITALISTS AND srEcULAToRs. ATrES.
AoREa lF9 ssRe,tx

n WY NhIhIIt Efup ~ on dtN u. near hit
ney containing ia 9s2 square feet This ground
VIII subdlyide nicely and prohtsby II has on
9TH Il. of 2sO feet.
The improvements consist q Q hne house, sixteen
ROOM CELLAR, also large barn and outbulldins There
are splendid shade treas an front of the HOUSE. 1hls
lroiSiiy would make an ,lesEant summer home
attractive boarding house. IL wall b. offered ut thu
very low nee Of 10 cents square foot Nosround
can be bought around n 9Th St for less rs
square foot Easy terms II desired Apply soon.
je5-3t soa stnx
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ISoR sALE-NEM BRICK. q ROOMS. BATH. Lor
y 2oiloO 70 10 foot alley; e., 200. Also. o-roola
Btick. deep lot 20 alley. $50 Both convenient 10
So,enm.nt Printing oihce whITAktR JOR-
DAN. lils D St Ies-N
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Il Very desirable sroom dwellings all mod imp,
located on South Carolina pennsylvsnia
se beautifu l location. wide PARKING convenient %
carr. herdics. churches. schools and market Houses
open for inspection Price. $4,000; only $500 csah
REQUIRED sWoRAsTEDT 4 BhADLEf.
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Uaces below.)
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SpR,se Housr.c,r.x,xa Fanny

Srn ~. Heusr:eIn4s1ss F.,pAr;
:pinx We ssSss @ az e
o 1,d ,;,I,i u not al Summer soods now demand
IIensssa" "oda sisss" .BrOfsn Lot. .oad
line anes" &c, and barsains wiz W more plentiful
SHORT IESa siISs!c talk
the l.Tsest .Scumui.saion rH, q Remnants. yet
s s,lss; Black Gods, French and American
IL,wns Bst.ies. Wnits do0ds. &c 3 s.on.Sis
s g. Length: for shs d sS
No fabgics are too hns To- go to the Remnant
$eods We :" of iss he 'S Of our bs..
Spnnx wooiiens at exceedingly low prices with
cosh. ssss ssss' H.
G GsiSss: PLAIN CLOTHS, and ? variety Of Fancy
odd SIZES" IN GLOVES.
: Ia Seems IsSs r. ss:sas W.
md 81 hand it That wears re size p, r,a
eovs. short asers e aiss sS S1'k S'al Mo
.Eemnsn r'c p,i
II Pairs Ladies' 10 Button Length. Black ali
BIZ Sloves, embroidered topA sizes 5k and =:
ass%nsn f. Ssics ........":siSSS5
Q Pairs Ladies' 81 Button Length Jersey Silk
gloves N olive and Tan. Sizes and 5x
.Pemnsn,nG
"ODD LOT" OF CHiLDREN'S WASH SUITS.
Cnildrens Cream Swiss Lawn Fancy resses,
trimmed with Cardinal, Navy and Seal En-
protdery. finished with Satin Ribbon. Sizes 5
to years
R lss Prices, 81, SO. ss. % so. 90 and $40
Third doOr)
"ODD LOT" OF MISSES WHITE SUITS.
o Misses White India Linon Suits, soiled
from handiinss. Sizes IA and 10 years. A geh-
uine bargain.
Regular Prices 25. a. and a SO.
49,. (Tbird doorJ
"ODD SIZES" IN LADIES WRAPPERS
The active trade of the past few days caused
break in the line Of sizes. The remains will 20
on sae Friday at remnant price
Ladies' French ALL Wool Chsllie Wrappers,
sizes "a 80, and 80. Beautiful garments.
UNI rriGe
nemnanI' fr1ce. .................-....,. TO
Pink Cashmere Tea Gown. slightly soiied.
Remnant Price. 1000
! Cream Serge Wrapper. with blue trimming.
!M1eeular Price :.................... ........S1s
i Cream Fancy Striped Xiii.wooi Batists
Wrapper. combination silk front; size 40.
.5., nreS
fxCEPTToNALLY GooD :';RiEMNXiNNTr"a BARGAIN
IN -
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s25 I'D u. W.. b.h.. sr4 800

books For nII list cal q ocr Tor bulletin -suel On
the LIST and 18th Ue5l TEos. 4 wAoGAMAN
Irok sALE-FINk HOUSE, NINE ROOMS AND
cellar, new. good location. northwest. will en-
change for unimproyed property IN northwest s-tio
HARDING WATERS, Real Estate. 600 llth IT. n ".
leo-3t
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LOh sALt-hOlSf SIS.
Il 22lo 20 2s:I4 B'd'y
st,n.w.. b.h. Ar. $40. 200
2O24 90 2o42 Bdy II.
NV b.h Ar. Ia. zoo
200 20 2Os . OF. and
1926 aud l32s 2dstn.
W, b.h., 4 and Or. l3.5oO
22ll 20 :ss;s,y 10th st.
NV. b.h- 5r......l3.OOO
? 10 y IN 1t, road. 800
1872 10 l543 4 st. NV
or................ 81. ". DOC
1901 70 1905 L ct. u.
w. f.h.. 5rs- 1900
! TO q alley bet. N and n
18th and 18th n " @. 900
1l3e 20 ll5lh I'D ST
NV, fh. ............6. 000
1919 LIST. NV. In. Or,
and 2 houses r..ar. g. 900
2120 TO 2lJ0 X IT. "A.
W, b. h, Ar. 900
1871 ID nv. I. h.. Or 3. 00U
1898 70 1884 4 st. NV.
IN, 5r.....-;.;..5. 600
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IroR SAILOR TRADE 1853 RHODE ISLAND
Il ave-, 10 rooms about "a fest 'front.' narrowing ct
trimmed brow and copper brick porch.
l4foot hay window with tower: INSIDE hnish CALI
lorna redwood and white pine, and handsomely
IaIered; rooms of irregular shape dining room ia
basement but could be chsngedl. heated by two
latrobes and open CRATE II these objections don't
look through. Tltle perfect. no encumbrance. Price
$4,000. few thousand cash and balance on long
l453 Rhode Islaud aes.g t
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sy7 2.sd Nv b.h. .Hrs4 100
IS A az Myrtle st. ne.
hh-. r......-..... $500
sOs 18th n.c.fn-. IRA. 100
2l44In~ b.h.. sr. 4 800
C45 and 14s Is st "A.
.. b a. IT.. 1000
S23 y st nv f.h- aud
2 houses rcar 1000
1928 Nu.w-. q n. Or $500
- 10 v stn.w b.h. Or. Z, 800
32i % 323k Dstse.,f.
a., or ......-.....s. 1000
IS and 80 Myrtle ct "a.
e, b.h., MI. Tr.....aOO0
5l5 18th st. se-. b b..
4os :iii,i' 5. Gal. psi: ct , q
W. q h. 0r........2. 1000
1916 lssh ct. nv. th.
or......-........-... Z. OOU
lll4l4 Sampson st. nv.
I'd y; q q sine: ,g4,aiti,bbSSSS
SO 18th n-e- fh-. 7r. I. BOO
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A SPECIAL SALE In Gun
+ 4 60 f. f.
ILL ooG ERE
ODD FEE PPP TIT
+ R,& ; E., sspr :. + =

Our pet department-our favored experimentation
it occupies entire center of store No. 1l19 Penn
sylvana Eleven yelrs old now. and it shows q
grand development We cali il the Lace Department"
but it includes other branches which we quote below
THE PALAlS ROYAL
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-09
Democratic Ma
ttOnRl Plat
form, 1884.

In Masking reduction
In taxes IL is not pro-
posed to injure any do
nestle Industries, but
rather to promote their
healthy growth.
Many industries have
come to rely upon Leg
islation for successful
continuance, 80 that
any change of law must
at every step be regard
full of the labor and
capital thus involved.
The necessary reduce
ton in taxation can and
must be effected with
out depriving Aineri-
can labor of the ability
to compete successful
ly with foreign labor,
and without imposing
lower rites of duties
than will be ample to
cover any increased
cost Of production
which may exist in
consequence of the
higher rate Of wages
prevailing In this coun-
Irv.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-07-09

Oau friend Why bio party pledged itself
In 1854 "to correct che inequalities Of
the tariff and reduce the surplus.'' and
in 1888 denounces tho Democrats - free
traders for advocating the very same
principles. If tho Democrat party ia .
FREQ trade party in 1883, tho Republican
party was . free trade party in 1884.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICA
TON.
Land Office at Eureks, Nevada. !
June ~, 1883.

June ~, 1883.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following nsned settler has hIed no.
tice of his intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof will DO
made before the District Court Of Nevada, at
Elko, Elko county, on WEDNESDAY, AUG
UST l, 1888, viz: Homestead Entry No. 40,
John H. weilsnd, for the 4 Of N W 4, s
= W 4 Of N z u, N Z 4 of ) n, N W Il of g
E 4. section IA, Township 81 North, Range 81
East, Mound Disblo Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, aud cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz:
James Clark, OF Elko NevadA
F. NJ. McPheteTs.
/. Ostreicher,
T. N. Stone,
d. II. HALL,
Register.
Ordered that the above notice be published
for period Of thirty days in the DAILY IsDs,
PENDENT.
-. II. HALL, Register.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District Court Of the State Of Neysda,)
In and for the County Of Elko.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Hon
ry Drevs, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
IN undersigned Administrators of the Estato
Of HENRY DREvEs, Deceased, TO the credit
ors of, and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them with the
neceSsary vouchers, within Ave months after
tho hrst publication of this notice, TO the said
Administrator ct his ONCE In the Town and
County of Elko, State Of Nevada, that being
the place for the transaction Of the business
of said estate.
L. r. MORGAN,
Administrator of che Estate
Of said Deceased.
Dated, July .. 1889.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GEN HoTEl-Rartlett Il OstreicLer
Proprietors.
Harry Harville. Miss Carrie Harville.
Plaorrville, Cal; J B Fitch, Wells: NJ
Polk, Halleck; j XsRowe, ] no NJ Cook,
J L Massie, Jno Williams. O F Howe.
W G Price. II G Nero. Tuscarora; John
Green. Mound; H Stoker, r Keifer.
Bullion; j F Ormart, F VI Isahoraberg,
Frank Lasa, 8 F; N r Lynch. Phila-
delphia.
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Look aerei

We hsvo just received q large
Of Ladies' Hats, Ladies Dress OF
consisting Of GinghMtns, Linens
Woolens, and Gentlemen's ClopI
all of the latest and most des1
styles. Gall and inspect them.
2-26. ]. RosRMsTVfi
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DEPOT Ho11L-Clark u Green Proprie.
tors.

Mrs U Brnsssrd & family, j l. Massie,
Tuscarors; VIM Snow, Geo P Robin
son, Ruby; Geo Pullman. White River;
G E Meyer. Chicago; G N Knight,
Mass; Samuel Simpson Frank Pratt,
Denver; VIM II McHenery. Hamilton ;
John 81 Lander, Smith Greek; Ben NJ
Peariman. s r; WO Wore, Cortez; NJ
Polk, HalIeck; Moriss Condor, Ogden;
A Matthews, Boston; John Crosson,
Star Valley. .....
Workmen's advocate., 1888-06-02

inclination cngondcrod by election excitement to listen to political ar gumcnt, send home our shafts of sociaistlc truth wherever we find opportunity,
 Our protest is more than d mega tiyc--it is at the same time a posi- tive critical investigation and req sonablc indication of what we want, anu what we propose the people shall finally have. Wherever it is prartl- cabca comparison of the excellent Platform of the Socialist Labor Party with that of the most prominent "Ab0r' party should be made, and it will require but little argument with ordinarily intelligent people to convince them that there IS after all but one labor party, and but one labor movement worthy of the name, and these are the Socialist party and their international movement for the emancipation of labor from wage Slavery by the abolition of private capital and the guarantee to each ln- dlylduaI of his property, free from the risks of thieyIng system.
 But what are you going to do about election: Why use it--uSe it for all it is worth for the spread of socialist ideas. What else is it good for2
Workmen's advocate., 1888-06-02

their continuation in the present. that mankind, except themselves, lave become humane and capable of magnanlmlty, but as to the hope of having justice mcted out according to divine law Gas believers wish it) or according to natural law Gus SO- clalists demand iD the people will have to wait until they become SO cialists, and remove the stumbling block (cIass interest," over which justice falls. X, \.
 The National Turnerbund has shown itself to be inchAcd to ad- vancemcnt, and it's "BahD trci" is not altogether without a real mean ing. A movement was startrd by conservative or anarChistlc members to oust the editor of the society's official organ, but it failed. A reso- Iution repudiating anarchy was passed by q vote of 3i9 to ?oo, and the New York II0rM thinks that the TurrcrS have amongst their number Can unpIeasantly large proportion of the socialistic element" Well, it was strong enough in conjunction with those of liberal ideas to rcpu. diatc anarchy, and the IIorld may think it an unpleasant fact, but the Turner's love order too well to favor anarchy, Discipline and progrc ss are Turner ideas; therefore, " Bdhll Gpj"
Workmen's advocate., 1888-06-02
JUDGES AND JUDGEMENTS.

On the trIaI of the anarchists for the alleged murder of policemen who were disturbing an open-Nlr meeting called to protest against the shooting down of strikers, the juror Sanford was objected to on the ground of rejudIce; the objection was oyerrulcd, and for this and other rcaSons all appeal was taken to the supreme court of Illinois, where Judge Magruder, in delivering the opinion of the court, made the fol- lowing remarks in justification of the trial courts action iu retaining the objectionable juror: The juror Sanford further stated that he had Il prejudice against socialists, com munlsts and anarchists. This did not disquallfy him from sitting as q juror. The prejudice which the ordinary citizen, who looks at things from a practical standpoint, would have against an archlsm or communism, would be nothing more than a prejudice against crime" To this "oplnion' the remarks of Lord Robertson ln Miller rS. Hope, reported in , Shaw Appeal Gases, P. l3l, would apply with especial force, to-wlt; "l judges Ill any court were liable to b, called to au account for words spokel Ill their Judlclal capacity, 1t may b' sad, ln the words of Lord Stair No man but a bcgsar or a foo would be judge.
 But we are not angry at the extra judicial sentence pass"l--a sentence not only on aharchlsm, but on so clalsm and communism as well 1 has made a good many accessories tt that "crime, and to increase thcl number all occasional citation O that adjudication works real wonders Let truth be denounced as d crime its virtues cannot be soIIcd. A. B
Workmen's advocate., 1888-06-02

wonder how the Australians would feel if theirs was cooperative com monwcalth, and a lot of foreigners offered to work cheap for them.
 With an important element of the "repubIcans" and "democrats" in favor of free trade, with an import ant element of democrats" and "rcpublicans" in favor of protec- ton, and with protection or free trade likely to remain as the battle cry of the presidential campaign, what becomes of the idea so dearly cherished by both democrats and republicans" that neither party can lose its integrity, and that the country must depend for whatever policy 1t wants on the clearly cut lines between the two party plat forms?
 The Socialist propaganda in Lon don has been carried on so effectively that the police have been instructed to disperse their open air meetings, and this has been done in South London The JUSttce says that an inspector in the act of dispensing q Social Democratic meeting recently was rcmOnstratcd with and his atten- ton called to the fact that other meetings were allowed to be held but he said that he had orders not to allow the SoClal Democrats to hold meetings anywhere in his district. Our London comrades are tattered by the distinction.