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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

Hemorrhoids or Piles. A most dis dressing disease. Mentioned in Scrip ture DEUT. xxviii-27, and still afliict- ing people of all lands. A certain remedy is BARLErr's Pile Supposi- tories. Proved by a test of nearly 50 years. Tin case of IA, s1.00. Sigma ture on each Box. BARLETT MFG. CO, Phila-, Pa
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

Many women find great difficulty in arranging their hair becomingly, because of it's harsh and coarse text ure. By the use of Ayers Hair Vigor the hair becomes soft, pliant, and glossy. The Vigor is the most cleanly of all hair preparations.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

Do you ask me for my secret
 Why my teeth are psariy white7 Why my breath IS ever fragrant? And my gums are rosy bright? My secrets oft been told before Use SOZ0DONT. And nothing more
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11

It is all bosh about women being afraid to tell their age. The trouble is that people are afraid to ask lem, and perhaps it is safer not to.-Dan- rile Breeze.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-11
Fragrant Sozodont

Fragrant Sozodont Hardens and invigorates the gums, purifies and perfumes the breath 1; cleanses, beautifies and preserves the teeth from youth to old age. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

wrote about to. you, Bessie" said
Frank, who had never let her out OF
his grasp during the whole time.
Miss Greenwood hesitated a nom ent.
She was a just if narrow-minded
woman.
II was wrong to believe things 90
hastily, Frank, but Bessie's welfare Is
very dear to me; and l ask your for.
giveness for my suspicious.
Toms epistle was compromisipc
certainly" said Frank; ''but now Won
identified yourself as the horrid Old
aunt passes my comprehensionl That,
surely. might haya convinced youl"
MISS green ~ood blushed. She was
MOI. r ''p"
, "If l could only make you believe
how | regret my rash credulity"
There is one thing that could, >
said Frank; zone favor you might
grant me-"
Anything l can do | will"
"Then let Bessie marry me in Sep
tember instead of Christmas, Miss
| Greenwood. The shock TO her nerves
has been serious and trip to Switzer
land will do her good Crime, as Il
has been renamed by the manager
comes out in August, ard we will pas
Christmas and the New Year with
you and my uncle on our return iron
our honeymoon trip, if you will re
ceive U.S."
Miss Greenwood was caught. Sh,
could not say no.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
miners nesane Work.

Thc striking M uers resumed work
yesterday In nearly all of the collieries
u the Philads. phia aud Reading Coal
and Iron Co., north OF the Broad Noun
tain, between Mahnauy City and
shenapdoah. Spugh of the Broad
Mountain very few OF tho men wen,
ba0kt bfosusG the work vas not ready
for tbem. superintendent Whiting
sait !A3s night that he believed tho
ttoIb.e In tie mines wac practically
over. He thouRht tha. tho miners who
h "a aono hack 10 Wosk would number
~ Ton 1900
MOUNT CARMEL, Pa Feb. 20-rhe
l 1,2OJ miners WIN refused so return to
vorA g, the Reading cOllieries 10 thi.
,Atiiot to day met in the rink this
evening 10 ceteruino upon future
Hoo OF action. Inteuss e1cltsmeri
Characterized the assembly, AID the
chairman was unable to get vote.
400 Apuouuosl their intention of work.
ing, and 1t 10 believed the resumption
! will Os general to morrow morning.
sHAMoKIN, Pa. Feb. 20. = The
Henry Ola, Big Mountain and Baar
Valley OOlleriss resumed to day. Tee
Stisling, Burnside, Peerless, North
yrAnklin No. ard No. 2 and Garfield
remain Idle. Work will probably ba
rssum cd at all the oolleries with tbs
exception of the Garfield to morrow
rns Garfield is an individual oollierS
ASHLAND, Pa Feb. 20.-All the
! mtuers in this district reported for duty
! Is morning, and ths oolleries were al
In operation wi h full icrce except Tu0-
mel hidRe Uhtch IL undergoing repa,rg.
INDICATIONS OF ANOTHER STRIKE,
eHENANDoAH, Pa, Feb. 20.-rhere
was n general resumption of work st
tlO Reading ooilierles here this morn,
log except at Indiap Ridge, where re-
pairs are necessary. Indications point,
no Tsver, to the men going on strike
ngsin IN dag or two, the company
having already broken ito agreem sut
not TO viptimizs the man, This was
duns Ia . general discharge Of engineers
and othsrs who refused to hoist or han
DIE coal during the Ia Z effort to sosb
the collisries. Five R.leers, n b@s
leader and two topmen were discharged
at West ShenAndoah mine, two enRi.
neers at Shenandoah CITY, two each al
Tracy River ard Kohl, while Others
are ON the list.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Heavily Innnrad I.ivsn

The trip OF DIR. David Hostetter
vIce.president OF the projected South
Penn railroad, 10 California, In des
perate effort TO regain lost health, Il
being anxiously watched by life insur.
ance companies all over the country.
He is the most heavily insured man in
the United States, and his death would
be financial loss TO them.
Ths aggregate of the policies held
by DR.. H0stetier is 100000. He In
tended TO add 5000 900 more 10 this tc
make the sum 81 600. 900, but his pro
longed illness has prevented any
further steps In that direction. This
vast amount ol insurance Is divided
among the principal companies Of the
world. some being given sums US low
as &c, 900.
The Pltlsburg gentleman who ranks
next DIR. Hostctter in this peculiai
line of wealth is Robert J. Anderson,
the steel manufacturer. His lie In
eurancc Is $940, 900. The three other
most heavily Insured men in the
United States are Hamilton Diston, o
Philadelphia, $400, 900; George X
Anderson, OF Chicago, $3.50. 900. anc
p, LorillArd, of New Jersey, S3lO,
600.
DR.. Hoste,ter LEFT Pittsburg In hi
private car, accompanied by his physi
clan and son.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
n sketch.

It is morning. The day is ad dvaDcips
Ia the housohold, peaceful PLUMBER til
holds the sleepors in pleasant chains.
Tne Great 3 sntinel has faithful KEEP
tbs watch through the nights dart
hOnrl. Heavenly arms with aim mighty
powor have defended tthe inmates from
danger, d;sfsss aud death. N W the
sun nesrs the horizon, The family are
rapidly preparing for the duties OF tho
neE day. Boon this morning meal |,
rea ?; but ere It ia placed upon the Ia
BILE, theRerehn,s, the stranger who hs q
sh area tho lspiialltg of tho night, the
children and the pProt t.-tho entitt
family are gathered tngsther.
The risen sun with joy beholds the
father rsveYsptly reading Gods holy
word. Tse cslm ait trenlb ca with de.
light as . swCe' s)ng of PRAISE from
those happy hearts rises to tho throne
OF God Holy sileDos with PISS csful
rowof bushes oil voices while the head
oi tho hclae, in tho Fame OF jesus,
oEsrJ the r'oIairg ssorifce ct prayer
TnouEhttu'ly, revsrently, AMI with
cnsetful faith, his sOul turns t,wsrds
hssveu. 6tern remembrance Of guilt
ard thsme humblas the worshlppers
into bruken aud contrito feelings.
Bat merGy, mindful Of the grace OIL
Coo, shows forth hiB lovirR kindress
gta.itu1o pours cus thanksgiving tt
the tiiurA sRyi0ur onpplication peadt
for preserving, presenting and assie
ting grccs, Hope points upward to tb,
naar.ER heavenly home. Faith, flrm
aud oonddipG, lsye hold on the eternal
PROMISES OF the living God.
An gels, too, are hoveiiag round them
Uupercsivsd amid tho throug,
Wondering at the love that crowns
them,
Bringing heavenly blessings down"
rhe prayer Ia eudsd, the rncriacs II
ncospt d
With ohafrful hearts and strengthen
ea souls. they 90 10 the iAb0 of thanbs 8
giving aud the work of the day.
The picture passes. Happy the bomei
wore scenes liha thia are daily wit
ms d! STonR The angels sent to guar
.aUae who thus oHll upon the rnme o
tie Lord How precious ard lpreBer
Wing such m msmoi3s to men oh. 4
GOT q family altar, well sustained, II
ching of beauty, and 70 joy forever?
CAu we. nhall We. dear friends, b,
Without one? May the Lord help uR.
A r. SCOTT
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Condition Of The eiok

Peter j. Ford is much improved In con
dition
Presi1eht of Council Eckel Is but lit lie
improved.
John Robinson. who was so badly in
juied by sleigh some we ks ago, is but
little better.
William Miller, the brakeman, who
I'D his leg badly fractur, d at Elkton is
doing well, and suffers 10 internal In
juries as was feared on Saturday
William Wilson the brakeman, who
was badly injured at CLAYTON is rapidly
improving despite the fact that his skull
WAS fractured and his life despaired OF.
Little George Cochran, who was SO
badly injured at Sixth and Madison
streets while coasting is nearly recovered
from his severe and rather dangerous In
juries.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
TEE BANANA PEEL.

Like o bar Of ths beaten gold.
CLEAN n the Gu mmcT'J fun;
Am lt.tle, know, but thinx 1 cin throw
A man that will weigh ton.
ssnd out no cha lsnge bold,
blow m no wanting ron:
But foolish Ia ne who trolteth on mo
Ken wlah he hat 1 ne'sr beeL born.
ain rcofnod by the m N WHO bays me,
ain modes: ami quiet ana uueK;
Though M taioats sr5 i1w. yet tho wols
that 1 do
Has ois made the mar d lor crack
I'm q acinary-ool)rsd RspabiiGan blrn,
And q NihilIst iearlssi be;
rhCuah the head weer a oroxn / We aid
bH7g pride cowo,
Ifit sotI It's hsel 9on me.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
ihln"xES. d. OsaIU nAILKOAD
si''HA 10 sTSEUT, Nov. 20, lss,
'n'nH ''47t n',Egase Aysuus nann,,

aL'IIA 10 sySEuT, Nov. 20, lss,
e'nA ,'A77 b''Eva,s Avsnus pspoE
ni,hdelphta Grd Chester, 61b, 7 90
~ 10 an II lSa u;lOO 4 oO 90
~ = -, 10, 80 sIb ana pls D. N
Io slai W %, ~, l0.t5 and ii Il .
;,1iV' ~ ~ ~, 20 and Ibp m.
q &dusgg ~, wheeling, Columbus and
y, iilly, 7tOR m. and 8 40 n. m.
ri'''DurB, daily, I 90 a. u. and 1S D.
,,,prihnati, Louisville and st. Louis,
"a ~ 4. m. arC 40 d, 10.
,Hnulaoeo aud Rnanington and New.
@nu nav 40 Grace, II 10 n.m,:2ib nnd
s5S s,o Sunday, 20 aud IL IL q. M. !;
anS nSSi91ssriy slb and llIO u. m; alL
SsS,' SJ p ID. and ~ 20 midnight, or
ssys' !! 10 a. IL; %, . 20 ami : so n. M
~ ,SShsII'pkRbkHGt, ~ y rs n. IA ,ioupd1y
N, S.,A q n: sna at5 y. N, daily
,unhNy. ao p. m. daily,
= fs ,ssVn ~ AIfsl street Dta,iOa.
dAv "V oiyEA q .. N. daily, azoep
soi hai;iE,Ure 29S +. M,
N. tpt ssendsY FnS IlandsnnerE
N, d' io,eg a III. aad 7.aB P, NJ, dsiiy.
Il. y Taaari a1Mri s.is .. IN Sunday only
My 700 a. m. train connects nj Ess,
neh VITA OtHolnnati and st. Lou,i
Tsn y rSAhress, daily, oISspt Sunday. Ths
III e1m;oSa nv: Sahneo,S with Ohisago and 81
'Is dsuof iof " Hllintnston--Isays Pb,l1dsl
SsS1y 80 ~ o., s. IL, . 10, so. 30 q. n, az
M 9Uu. seo, sac. gIo 10 90 n, m,
- iHtospt sunday, I.Ia q. IN l2,o
PIsga trains
"a MtnsnN MM nNIn, u. n. LOkE.
lspn5ns ~ An, Gem Peas. Axen'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
FOR SALE-Residence,

FOR SALE-Residence, No.
'6o8 Washington St. II rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
b bell, servants call bells, and all
modern improve nents. This
property will be sold cheap.
Appl; to J. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAULlEY, 600 Market st, f2-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Important

to persons abouj fueuisbing or refur
nishing To know that L. II. AdAlf'a
furni5uro ami carpet store, 4l6 Market
street, IL the most central store OF the
ktnl in tbs city, and will not be un
oersoid By any carpet or furniture
house. GJ Gee hlI prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
GREAT
Clearing Out Sale,

Business TO be closed by 2sth
'of March.
100000 worth o. Fine Cloth
ing to be sold at a reduction Of
rs per cent. Every garment is
to be sold at this reduction.
We will continue day after
day until all is gone. This will
be a good opportunity to get
strictly reliable goods at very
low prices.
All goods to be sold for cash
down.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Hlscalp1ia. Wilmington q Gal.
tilnNTe RrilToad,
FEuNUAEY 0th. 1888.
i'm ' IlI lrNg . ,Vlminston Au tOlleul

AinS Nni '0av1 'Vnmingtou iao toileut
N@i,l lpnM cXurensl, :, . 81, ~, ~, 40
~, 10, ~ IVt1, II S5, u 81 n. M, u 10,
.s,' \ 20, q and 9ep. m..,
ccolhlu laliou co, 7 y, 7c1, " IS =. m,
ga" 2 IID, :. CD, 70 Slp. NJ.
~ "a" ~ tespress), 80, 80, SCI, Slc
w II bIa. m, Il ~ S2i, $40, 7O1, Gne
IceoGlnodation. 40. 7On, 7o5, SIS, iOesa,
IA 40l, bJ4, 40, and 10 30 y. IN.
L" lorL, ~, = - 6ah %. 8 50, 10 o.,
n 'l2,-S, -, ~, S.lO, S "A, d -, 7 o.,
~ We! Chester via Lamokin, 20 Anc
A. NJ, airnd 4O0n. m.
~ SrSark Occur and intermediate sta
y, a. IA, l. s. sud g2i y. IA.
IstliN.ly srll, Sua inLertAediHte Atauons, lDi2 4
Z lt.noTt apd Ety Line, 7 a. p. m.
n 'u.hor. and Washington, -, 4 20, ? o.
anI u y ~ m, u ~, y II, 2 a, A. 10
falns for li'ta1ar" Division leave for:
y" Asllr' h,N sNA. M, ~ b. %, $50
sorgg,ioro and Loves, 40 A. m..3top.m.
'1ru : hp.,l- b Dp. IN.
a'r' +, ,sitGg' i'c'mAr, and way stations, 80
prs loI harrington, . SO p. III. Wa,
th, % y. IN.
APres. or Doyor, Hsrriurton, and Del.
~ . ~. a1i Y Gl Might.
Tanh Va SllA -, IA,
pf,,' Tor Cage tnor!cs, Oid Point Dom.
Anu norfolk, L Sp. m. a nd u % Night.
eAye rh,ladelnhia. rroad street, for WI.
Rtnn ietprrasi, u a 81 7n 7sT a Ia
! Is, ~ v Sia, 10, Z gOl. an. asa
D. -, t@. ~, -0p. in. w ~
q n sgi "a o8' " . a. ~, I.25, z3o
-, g. % I's 10 ~ and ii ~ y. Ia,
4 'n,tlrr ", r., intcynatiou, passengers are rs.
- N 70 lh, tirke. uhce at tic atsIion,
n vi, A,Alu tsus ~ are limited orpsess
VIC q VT, fare Is cbAtxed.
snerai = n, y. x WOOD
'"t'T GAneral PASSENGER AKS-
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
For Sale.

X7fOR SALE-AROIHE uuOU noU ) u
~ Having soli No. 9ob Adams street, We
nov fer for salo that new ard vsfy pleGs,
antly and boRithfully located house, No.
south Clayton street, s To0mI, bath room.
hot and cold water aud ali m odorn con-
vsniopcos. within 10 minutes valk Of the
PRINCIPAL shops ami railroad stations AVID
convenient to stroet cats. Prios es,tOterms
cary. Particulars as we'll NJ envoy ance
furai8hsd TO any who wish IN sxAmite tho
property by calling at ths ON 80 Of
dEOkaE w. BU sH o. SONS,
i2o-aW frsnsh street whhr.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Address RtgIstasd Lsltsrs Ia
EEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAMK
Now Orleans. In.

DEMRMDrD That the pregenoe Of
REM u M Den QenorAIS BeGnregard
and Early, who arc In charge Of th4 draw.
tngs, ia o guarantee of absolute fairness
and integrity, that tho chances are ALI
equal and that no ons eau possibiy divine
what numbers will draw Prize.
HEMEBzBEk tnst the payment Of ALI
Prizes is GUAHAHTEEkb EY POUR
NATIONAL BANKS Of Now QrloanB,
and the Tickets $40 s!gnoi By tho Prosi-
don't OF an Institution, vhoDa chartered
rights sro recognized in t5o highest Courts;
therefore, beware OF any limitations or an.
n0ymoug snhemes.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Hawkins "a Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
ONLY $500 CASH

Will be required co buy q throe.
story brick, tin roof, dwelling
house in good n0ighborh0OdI
containing eleven rooms, sup.
piled with gas, hath, hot nEd
cold water, stationary wash.
stands and all conveniencss com
piete.
Balance may remain ON mort
gage and may be paid off b.
easy monthly insiaIiments. This
NC consider an exceptional bar,
gain. Appiy at once 70
HAWKINS & CO.,
f6 7l2 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
Very Encouraging

'Do you think, doctor, we will have
tho cholera here in New York this
wintei2" asked an inquisitlve man Of q
New York health oflicor.
~ have studied the matter clcsely,'
replied the official with great delibeIa.
tion, ''and 1t is my opinion. from al
l can gather, that II our present ex-
emption from cholera continues sia
months we will not have any cholcrs
this year."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

Louisiana StateLottery DUm I.any
Incorporated By tho Legi Ilatu.s 1879,
for educational and Uhnri.abI9 u4Fp..es,
and Its franchise made pare OF the lire Hent
o.ate constitution, In 1879, By an over
|WhelminB popular vote.
ass Grand single 81 MrMhsr Nsnv.
ln&s take place MDAsGhxay, Dssa sha
9rRnd Quarterly DFaRsA.s, u. A-
sMfhy every three hrnenaAn S1 hrcms
June, september AnH DecoIaDer).
I'VE do hsrsDy certify that W s4N .cytsn
tho arrangements for all eba Neat, hAA
tuarteriy drawings VI Jha Lvl lAlanA
STATE Lottery Co., and IA psrgn- .rGgn
sud control tho drawings Iheinla.qss, aud
.nat tne samo arc oondactod VITA afnosty,
tairness and In kood faith tORard All Isrtiss,
AND Wo atthoriz0 tho COMPANY 70 -1S LAiz
oertitoats, with tas-si;aiica0 OF oi:s .9.SlAsurss
attAohed In Its Adyortteemnzt2"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

Try Walton's milk biscuit Seventh
nnc TntnRll.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

kyOrIOE TO TEsCHGaS-Tafkk
IN will 20 an S.stn nGtIon Of tsAchef5
81 seeond and thir gaze oortinea es In
pnooI buildibg NO. !, oo trsngn s.foe !,
I Huntington between fiita and sixth, on
|ntufday, JRnu2rJ a. h. ExJminniico will
M PROMPTLY ataa. N. LbkmAN BEs.
81 Gounty superintendent.
il5gt lli,sok :h ift2.w
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
ndsHIDHa
4 rONpTTANCE WITH

NOTIOE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
N theurovIslons aud requirements OF an Act
a, Inc UeneiAI Assembly. ,lf the state OF Della
" w,re passed at Dover, Aarch ilth. lasa. enti-
& &,io,,s "no,iee Ia hereby given that a certificate
,ncorporaiinR company 20 be known as
sThc Uitlgens' Bu'ldkag and Loan An9cla-
gllsSI;s.iay, w; Inc first day OF March, A. F..
u.s. Al 10 o'clock. a. M be presented 90 the
honorable 1. z, Grnbe, a, Chambers IN VIII
H'pS''n' W. II. ~. DICKEpS SOW,
DAVID W. FLK1NION,
". !, FERRIS,
], - JANNIEH,
WiLMNll ilANsON,
Wh. II. BARR
f t-.'a JAMES u. TOMAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

hI OTTO E-HnIlCE lS uEREDH
.N giHen that ths MANAGES OF tao VII.
IN ;t,n nsd ksnne.t Vutnplgs Ton Dnny
Tsvs ceol red " dfsiisni OF Oaa dollar per
Ars, payable TO the Etoc'Eholders or their
ksoI 7, pfoAertati ges on AID A!ter tbs twen.
fsth ~ OF February. 1853, q. No. coz Mar
&ft ttrelt WuniDgtJA Dol.
j. PUOLsON UHANuLEH,
4 rsat treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

CToRE FIXTURES FOR SALE. IN
= quife Of BuuuHM AN 3 90, NO. Sef
marAst street fissl
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

HoR RENr-huUSE, 40 TATNa Ill.
n slrest. Apply to JOHN FUL.LM EK,
$40 West 9th street. io-l2tE
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

EoR RENT-BOUsE AND STABLES
Il with acres of land, ON keunett pike
near Wilmington anu adjoining the City
Railway. Apply TO ELL n NlCHpLS, or To q.
X. TOWNSEND, 6i4 Market street. il4-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

XHDR HENr-TEE .2kH t-ErOHf
IL brioS dwelling Of Q ToeHG, bath, Kns,
hot aud o5ld aRter and water elosst In tirst-
olafs ooncihOn Apply at No. go Poplar
street. 1856
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

or N. a. DAUPHIM.
WaSh1nRs0ns ID. q.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

|N0rl'A'
1lrY ARD suHuOL TAXES FOR 1881.
vna.s now engaged In collecting oil un'
r.cs ey ard scnool taIos for 1887, as re-
|nTireA by low. by PROM = payment costs
|tna trouble will bs avoided.
EIildUNDP. MOODY,
&heeeiytf Northern ditsglot, Including A..
.~s-4A -.H--s
- " @'a''. - ys.,rS -, uvhyt-y
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

fNOR RENT-2 SID ALL kARMS OF IA
q and II acres respectively, in Uhrls
tiana hundred, Ebou. miles from VIII
nington; good buildings; rent reasonR bio.
rHUm 90 K. LALI4Y $50 MarZst st. ft-ti
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

NY An I D-GRAPE VIZ Z TBIM-
w minR by al experienced taDd at
moderate EEic.s. AppJ ~ ll0 Iatnail
Street f3lkt-
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

WANrED-UN Ngu RNI6H II 4
w front room Withb ard by man snd wiic
n, vclsge Of batn. Ref. ca. Address Rs @,
this Office. fls-dts
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

y7UR SRLE-uoUSEs, NOS. fe1 AND
II Ill Wes: 10Th street; eight rooms. 6ath,
haste.s, Hnt all m odorn oonyenleacssitert rtDs
easy. Apply to A. Ii. rArNhhI, Mo. lol
Maryland avenue. i9i-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21

r,.a I'll
yle, I'll
pas iS,,sIiI
ssalpa%sl
.i,sSl
lls'~I
/, u0DlaI
sqsui'E |
|tet0i. Ill
Daily Republican., 1888-02-21
NS9to1.

%EyANTED 80 ENERGETIC AGENTS
w to Oell ChAsss' Buiglsr Frpaf Blnd
Fasteners Rapid sales, blg profits. Cir'
RAND Rochester, N. Y. fG-icI Isw.
Dodge City times., 1888-03-22
FOR SALE.

will sell at great bargain any one OF
the following pieces of land:
In Crawford Addition near the c. r.
1. & P. r. R., SO feet on Main st. at
S12.5O per foot. The best business lots
south of the river.
One acre lot for $3.50. This is within
one block of Main street Will sell either
piece in small lots to suit
Also the lot with building 24x60 #,
next to South Side Hotel, now used as
1st ward school house, for 81, $4,000.
Terms to suit purchaser.
Also 100 acres of good land 12 miles
south of Dodge; 8 miles from Minneola;
Is acres fenced and in crop; third year;
sod house, ETC., only $3.50. .oO-s35O cash.
balance 8 years.
100 acres perfectly level land z miles
southeast of Dodge; no sand; Is acres in
crop; third year; only $3.50. Terms to
suit; mortgage $500 at per cent.
Any of the above are exceedingly
cheap, and will increase so per cent in
80 days. GEO. F. McKINNEY,
46 limo South Side Hotel.
Dodge City times., 1888-03-22
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT
TON.-Headq uarters Department OF the Missouri,
office Chief Commissary Of Subsistence, Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, March 10, 1SS8.-SEALED
PROPOSALS, in triplicate, subject to the nsnai
conditions will be received at this Office or at the
office Of the Acting Commissaries Of Subsist-
ence at the po-ts named below, until II O'Clock a.
m, FRIDAY, April 20, 1899. at which time and
places they will be opened in the presence OF
bidders for furnishing and delivery Of fresh beef
and mutton required BY the Subsistence Depart
ment, L. s. Army, for 1welve months, commence
ing July 1st, 1888, or such less time as the Com
mfssary General Of Subsistence may direct, at
the following poets, viz: Forts Leavenwortn;
Riley, and Hays, Kansas; Forts Lyon, Lewis and
Crawford, and Camp near Denver, Colorado; Forts
Gibson. Reno. Sill and supply, Indian Territory;
Fort Elliott, Texas; and Camp at Highwood, ILL.,
Separate bids are also invited for furnishing Tor
the same period choice cuts Of fresh beef Tor
o6bcers' use; aad also for furnishing such beef
cattle on hoof az may be required at each post for
the use Of the troops in the field or on the march.
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee as
specihed In the printed information as to condi-
tions and quality of beef and mutton, payments,
ETC. Bids and guarantee must be made out on
blanks furnished for the purpose, giving the
bidder all information required as to conditions,
etc. and which can be obtained upon application 70
this ONCE or to the Acting Commissar1es OF
Subsistence Of the posts named. Contracts made
under this advertisement shall not be construed
to involve the United States in any obligation Tor
by Congress for the purpose. Proposals should
be enclosed in sealed envelopes and marked "Pro-
posals for Fresh Beef and Mutton" The govern
msnt reserves the night to reject any OF al bids.
CB. P1NRO6R, Capt G. 8 o. 4.
Dodge City times., 1888-03-22
THE STRIKE AT HOME,

Thursday evening all the engineers and
firemen on the Santa Fe were taken sud.
denly sick and unable to work. They
denied all knowledge of strike, and in.
sisted that they were unable to work.
Some of the through passenger trains
were pulled through. but no freight
trains were moving. and about the depot
and yalds all was as quiet as q country
town. The men were all orderly and
good humored apparently. but decidedly
not communicative. No reason or ex-
cuse for the strike could be obtained
either from the men or the railroad Of
ficials. though it was generally under.
stood and admitted that the purpose of
the lay-off was to assist their brothers on
the c. B. & Q. The wires were kept
busy, but nothing of the character of the
messages was made public The feeling
of uneasiness was very general, and
many were of the opinion q general
strike over all the roads in the country
had been inaugurated. Monday morning
the men resumed their work. q unex.