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Z RTE LIN Is ,

M ~ H. % / Nv M " a
SOLID TRAINs BEr w Z: - NEw,YoRH ASP
G9hEA fN XA cH ~ FAKE pa pkN 70
STREAMS.
1ou Fort 70 wh lake Mons
dale, Scranton Bingh9inen Elmira, Corning Watkins
HoIncIsviie, Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto Chauialqua
point, Vest ans esSs S Of chabe's
st., as follows and vo minutes earlier from West ODD St
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
q m A.. NJ. paily-via Niagara Falls and chauauqua
Hcrnsllsvie to Cincinnati Connects Port Jervls In
union station except Sunday. for Monticeo.
vESTIBUIED LIMITED.
q M p ~ Daily-Sod train for Chicago via Chautau.
O.UU qua Lake, with dining car t. Chicago. Sleeper,
TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
9 or. NJ, except sunday-For Bingham:on, Honesdale
o.oU and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNh EXPRESS.
6.30 r i sod srsSa %r,pk hsIway: secDerss 70
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
O on p NJ ~Daily-vias ChaunuQua Lake and Niagara
0.oU Fails solid train to Chicago sleeper' to Euifalo
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WEEK DAYS-S a. m, 4 NJ, 10 80 a. m, I D. m,
" M $50 Pd % $40 R H 49, q % H. s. no
FOR NEWBURG.
xyIEEK DAYS-o a. M. S:45 p. m, 4;45 p. M, 80
w y. IN. Suldays-9 a. m, p m, q 30 y. m.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
=, APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
Nl cKrt Offices Also copies OF Summer uomcsn con.
tanIng list Of hotels ad tceaing
IIunesD vicinity OF
Lake Souvenir" aud ''Sunlmer Excur ons''
III, ICKEIS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMODATI0NS at
/ 4Ol, SIT, and 0J7 Kroadway, Chambers and Wess
o3dst Ecrr,es New-Iork; 353 Fulton-St, Broohlyn
i07 Broadw1y Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson
Sta IIoboken am jersey City Station. Eric Transfer
Company calls ,oF and checks baggage from hotels resi-.
ienccs through to destination
W. C. RiSEARsON, GenerM Passenger Agent
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cOraana' an' ~"
a. M Tor Mauch Chunk and Inter'nsdIa,e point; sua
10 a. M. for Geneva, LYONS Ltp%; No,nesste,r oinn
MO and the West Pott,ylle ard principal locs IisS
Chair Car TO LYONS and Pullman Ger 70 SgsPns a1t.
A. M for Niuch Chunk AID ntrrnedlste .,,nt<
II M fe- South plainheld and all intermeas,s Ssr
II 40 D. M For Elml,a sad ngrnefiste IonsSs,.brrg.
ear 20 Wsesbarre Co,nscol 70 Re, Tag and oats.
80 u r Cor Hound Il ook and ali INT ,sin sn,er
$40 ~ m. Tor l. and II. Junction ana ldn,s,p~' -
tnasiate p,in.s Car to l.. ana IL. JuDtuo' chaS
20 y ui Tor PoIt,, Nc aud Intermediate polats' '
Gar 70 % M Tor Mauch Chunk aud intermediate p0oN
conneetion % iesdlng and Harr sourg; nonts.
so n M for Pennington ana All lht nut.
40 n M for Geneva Lyons. Elnira hoSne ,soa Sue
falO and the West. Pullman S'eepeF'" ''
peQ ion Bridge - - o.oo II M | d. M ant
40 D. M connect for all points In MahahY 'NN ~
ton coal regions SUNDAY TRAINS. ,.,..osa,,t,
$40 a. M. for Maueh chunk. Hazeon anq intsrnedas
points and II 80 D. iof Shenandoah ana h'
points 80, c,,. ~, to,eradlate points
40 n ~. for Geneva, Lyons. Elnnts sad Suss
falo and ths West Pullman Sleeper 10 Ios"' ~
pen slon Bridge. o.. ,.. p.,.avay
NJ. yawVa-k Sfransfsr Co will cill for ara sne''
baggage from hotel residence through 10 ae'""'
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WHITE STAR LINE.

VV Hi u = I'm LI-NI1
,rou,on,c Nov IS A. M sTeutonic. Dec TO- 80 am
xrannic Nov o5 80 an. Britannia Dec 30 IL
sMeestic Dec 9 30 a. N. Majestic Dec. 20, p.
80 iernanic. IAN.
Fran White star Doce foot Of West 1Othst.
Second cabin on these steamers Saloon rates, $50
and inward according location of BERTH
Second Cabin. s35 and $50. Excursion tickets favor
abie terms Storage from the Old Country, $50
compsnv;s ONCE. NO. 70 broadway. NewYork. Ihila-
dclphia Office 400 Walnutst II. Maitland Kersey. Agent
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r1,HE BETLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
i Madison So uare, 25thsst., Broadway apd bth'ava
Send Tor circular. Term begins now.
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BrookIpn Real gstats.

Brooklpu Real estate.
A HANDSOME house 80 minutes from New.York on
N plot Of ground. OOXlo0; gas, hot and cold water
furnace IN cellar; terms easy. Apply to FRED. o.
COCHEU, 1879 Montague-st.. Brooklyn
A DVERTI SI.MENTS FOR TIE NEWYORK TRIB-
y UNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE UPTOWN
OF FlCES, 40. 1,25S Broadway corner Thrty-nr5tst
i4O Broadway, corner 2GtLa: until p m. go West
Twenty tirdst, corner St ave- LIZ Gh-aye 1913 Fourth
ave. FourteenthSt. 7GO ThiTdayG corner fety
seyenthst. 1,026 ThirdsNe, near SiXtylr,tst l.!VS
Frst.ave 100 West Forty-secoadst l.092 Combus-aye,
1I70 Ninthave 72d-st; 80 Lbertys 81 a enue A,
1,a23 'rhiri.ave. and the HARLEM OFFICE 1eO East
West One-hundr l-and fthst, }at regular Office
L easy terms streets and Sidewalks made %ater gas
and shade trees; short distance IRON Hew.fork Ofty
Hall Apply TO FRED. c. CoCHEU, 1SS Mohtaguest
brooklyn
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6 ost ALL fouIo
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-COMFOnTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.-''Bv thorough knowlsdsc OF a sn9
no.ra laws which govern the operations or digestion anu
ard BY careful application OF the nns ropsrsnss
NJ well.seectd Cocoa, Mr. Epps has proVlded OUT
,os WITH n dscetsy fay6rsd beverage which may save
us many heavy doctors bills 1t = oy the m ,dly
built up until strong enough 70 resist every Hla"cy
disease Hundreds OF subtle nalade s ore hoats W.
ne reodv 10 attack wherever there is weak pOlut W.
may escape nauy fatal shaft by Keeping oursrvS me
fortified pure blood and properly bourishen ie'
Civil Service Gazette CT, o,,v In
Made simply with boiling water or milk S2,l of
nonnd fins nv frOcers labelled thus: JAM b
y, ~ CO IiomG opatiic Chemists, London England
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Gearbers.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
"A Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors GoVernesses
&C., to Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union Square.
A TEACHER In one OF TIE best private schools IN the
n City, graduate Snth College recently returned IRON
YEARS fereign study aud travel desires private pupils
and classts. Address SUCCESS. 122L Broadwsy
YALE graduate, experienced tutor; wishes private
n pupils: hitting for college specially hghst teIPr'
ences Address YALE, Box ~ Tribune Once
70 EST TEACHERS supplied for oil branches, In any
ID locality 40 FEE for regsstra lion Form for stamp
r. V. HUYSSOcN. American School bureau, w lithst
re,EAcHERs wANTEp.--l.adl Natural Sciences.
awing and French German for High School near
ty Narra graduate with Music and Drawtng Do School
Ir Cy: highly educated German lady with tnch ana
Music Tor city family highly educated English lady With
French and music for city family; several other highly
educated ladies' rsclass families Eloouon and Mo:a
epatics Natural ences; experienced housekeepcrs
fer city families saarfcs liberal. Apply TO MIs. NJ j.:
You Nts-FUITON American ard Foreign Teachers
Agency, % Union Square.
TUTORS, Professors, Teaoners, Goyernesses Of all
branches supplied 70 universities. colleges schools and
families. CreIlrs sboels 70 pnreIts Modern LANGUAGES
spoken. MIRIAM CoYRIERE, f5o SHAVE, cor 2othst
ITNJON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school onicers
u with teachers; teachers with positions. 49,
H. NJ HARRINGTON Prop. No. ~ Fast 14thst.. " 4
VISITING Teacber-A conese graduate teaches French
German, English branches and mathematics references
In dty. Address LILLIAN A. WHITE 20 East 114tn-st.
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Danl,ns Araoemies.

4 LEXANpER MACGREGoR'S.
"A Mendelssoltn Rooms. icS W., 55tisst
Private and GLASSES In dancing every Gay.
Saturday Morning Ciass beens Noyember IA course SIS.
II F,HNANDo'S ACADEMY 49, East 55th-st. Glasses
+ now forming. Private lessoDs any hour. AL HE new
and asGnable dances taught rapidly send for circular.
4, GORGE W. wALLACES SCHOOLS.-"Chamber Mu-
~ sic Hall" Music Hall Building, 57th.st. 7pl-1ye..
and HAlLEM 80 and s. West 126th,st. Glass and prf
tuition See circular Residence 50 West 12ethst
rVN GEORGE DoDWORTH
L. CSl FiFrH.AvE..
Class and Private lesson.
Mems Class commences Dee. It'll.
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Musical Instruction.

Musical Instruction.
M hiG ptFIIs A6 S2rHdS a a Any TINE
and the .ssoSte safety eS%A it. ~
feature in connection with the college IS me i,e..
are accommodated with board, and every facility for prac-
The b0.t Trustees al Of whom are actively epgased
ifs DqRs oTe fsss p ID xeera
sslss NJ GREENE. t%
1 1s ND Fl E
For Young Ladies-Country.
r LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochester, N. T.
o%s y 0nSEe sa ss'' 5 fr y. Ses s e. 1877
Write for illustrated circular Mrs C. NJ Curtis. Principal
NJ YACK.oN.HUDSoN.-noa rdingschO:l for twenty-five
sf'' N'N'' iMoGESE RERTHoLg, Principal.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
p oRDENToWN.( N. - MILITAk MILITARY dNNlsirITUTE.
- L IESi i +. B. 3. L 1AhSGN 'cdaNHNbAEr
r EASTMAN. BUSINESS COLLEGE. poughxeeps, v Ny.
open al the year 1horouga Instruction IN
ssnsns
hcco No Charge Sr Send
T AKEwOoD HEIGHTS SCHOOL,.
l. LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY.
sept g. ''ush S4ms ss'vS'S MoR aSo a. gnepa
u REEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. N. j.; 45th year.
College preparation speciality; business high school
and classical courses.
O oUGHKEEps1E MILITARY INSTITUTE, Twenty.
1na bushes. FRANK HOLLAND. c. E. Principal
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS;
- At THE BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn. L. l.. n. Z.
Overlooking L. l. Sound Send for illustrated catalogue
Miscellaneous
A DvIcE ABOUT SCHOOLS, and circulars free TO par.
"A ents State locality price desired pupps aSs and sex
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CENTRAL II. r.. OF NEw-JERsEY.

FOOT OF LIBERrY-sT.. NORTH River
Time Table Of November 10. 1891.
43O a. IL. for E4stoa, Mauch Chunk, Wikesearrc,
Rssdn an y"ad pSs dr
Ea;tSa I and A As95V UGs0 On SUNDAY.
Es.to ;So Ma M a0 Chunk shamcta William
sa s1a
p0'i co p m for Ee:sa Maush Chunk EeaSlns Harris:
e On suh pdHtsy or auch c6ask Tamaaua pO
ve Reading and MaSE'HMd Mulch Chunk Reading Harris,
burg, wisssvarre scranton, Tamaqaa PO.tsVilc. shs
sc NJ e; Ei:.sa ga ai3S%R Reading H
.sSs "a p! a, 80, .
il is m, 80. go, 100 p m Sunday. oi5 H..
q 90 NJ except Freeh I,ranc, and ro,.. ,ou,, po,,
geo n1Ssr. % R:a d S EN-
GROVE TS2. and O AssaT2 PAX AK g. SHf '''
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Toms River. Darnegat PARK and Barneglt. $50. ST.,
~ $50 q 20 express ppi,m m and prsc.,o,
Fc: Mo S % Beach and scabrisht at 49, sas
II rs a. m, 20. 200, 4:20 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80 40 OO 10 :oo II 80 a. m,
lao, 2;lS, $50 ;o9 800 . 90 80 y. IN l2as
65 &C. 90 SDnhs yiS is nH %o0 IL 80 H. 80 ''O
For Baltimore and %6shihgoa daily at oo Il 80 viii
IiainS leaving a: 40 e. M 80 900 800 pr
COO; r M have connection for Reading Harrisburg.
Far $uaEaty end wa@.ps VIA Paailaa.lDA, ~
Tcks and Seat. can be procured a, H. IT,
S IS o. Iq ,l, gs s,9ady, s7 ?se Court;
SEQ Fulten-sc., 90 Broadway, Brooklyn,
gage from hotel or residence.
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For Both Sexes-City.
e, END STAMP for the Pretty Typewriter to
~ SIIORTITAND AND fYPEWRITING COLLEGE,
$40 Broadway, n. Y.
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OrcaH Cleaners.

Orcan Cleaners.
A TROPICAL TOURS.
and tsss a trips TO shc beautiful E ~ tSs
ATLAS LINE STEAMERS. ABOUT
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
deirays all Secesay expenses Of visit 70 Janaica HAIL
Insssiscis For illustrated pamphlet address
PIN, FoRwooD Co, Agents. q state-st.. NcwYor'.
or Tli0S. COOK & SONS Tourists Agencies.
CCNARD LINE.
N. TO LIVERPOOL, Ma QUEENsTowN.
ErSa 3sy s. = s sSA Dec IS iS 30 p M
from EieS Noi iIeF tost q Gssis :S "a,
sssfsss 4 Parts 4 Europe Ssfy
Ssay' vaSss H'i S&Sa$ u.s. ssa:ls Agents.
A NC9K Line sl4, -, U s Mai Steamships
r,.o.,. FrOS Pier 81 y r. 70: +. Vet 2, tG
9'SRs y b 5 p &nssess 4
sS SS1 f1 fif G,s be sSEas sp
CHARLESTON, S. c. the South & Southwest,
eLfb az A ' tSHPaNy roiN1S
chFEok E cniCn and Jse eSssSss We'd oT IS
aaS s sa Noy e
Al steam,r, have ar;tcaSs accomnota,.Oas
% 'e E D e q ss q :no per
T. O. EGER Genl Agt. g S tPs Line G III broadway
COMPAGN1E GENERALL Transa.lantiquc.
" FRENCH LINE TO HAVKE EVERY SATURDAY.
IA 30 CRG0GSE; Le.oeUi --.sat. Eoy. =, q. M.
La CHAMPAGNE BfyeF Sat, Dec. 5, 80 a. IN.
A. FoRGEf. 9eners Annt No . howlIng Green.
ENMAN LINE, z. $. and Royal Mail Steamers.
4 FOR QUKENSTOwN ASD LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF cnlcAGo; "! dnesday. November IS. a
CITY OF NEW-YoRk .WednesdaF. November 25 l d. IN.
fiaY e. PEsLlN . W.esns.dSy, December ~.
E3qSs ~ ss51ssiss SSs:ssss;s.'; Isss ! u,
.ud isss AslS So fsfs'asy e ss
SONS General Agents, EowlGs Green, ". Y.
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VUESTN END bCHUUL.
CHESTER DoMALDsoN. A. NJ. Principal.
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Mem pnuilrariUus.

Eighteenth Edition. post paid FOR o5c. or stamps,
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls Of !;
4 Turns Gre. ard J,eaedv ~ rrsL FARLEY
PARKER A. NJ. long & CO.. ola A,yh-st., Phia. Pa
"Every should Pad this little boek."-Ahen3ein.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EACHhN"H
Only one sale under foreclosure was aNer.ss. ~
the Real Estate Exchange yesterday, being .'h,
80. 1oa West Fifty -scventh-st with all Fisn' ",o
and interest in strip of land 5x15. ADJOINING 90,
en-, rear. The sale was adjourned until the 40"
inst. ,,., -. h.s hmm, cold for Dr.
Simon Paruch, for S33,OOo ,..o-,,en. Nos 1913
George 4. Read has sold for inveslmsnnt ME- 10
ard ~ piseoter~st 25xIO0, for fl7o,oOO.
New.York Monday, Nov. 10.
No sales held ut the Exchange a"a N''''''
to-day. ,,, ..h In, M IO2 West 51th-st.
~ eth.ave was adjourned 20 Now 20
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Gin 11ropsrtp tor Sale.

A 52D.ST. GEM. NO. 30S WEST.-Thls superb house Is
"A beautifully decorated has handsome gas xt'ires IS
perfect order; ready for immediate occupancy $4,000
O greater bargain than has been o1cr2d IN months
CONDIT, I,l70 Broadway.
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flats to Get. Hntnrnisbe1.
Alnsical lnsirumcn!s.

A y ASSORTMENT OF second hand grand upright and
n square pianos OF Eake. In perfect condition
ana fully warranted also number Q. nand planes
CT ethsr prominent makers at very low prices.
WIN. kNABE & CO..
M0 9th ave-. near .etn.st., Ncw.Yark
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GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
- AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL, Rosyn L. l.. N. Y.
Overlooking L. l. Sound. Send for illustrated catalogue
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Ocean cleaners.

GAVE MONEY BY BUYING TRUNKS Ma VA
- Laos Rsg steamer Chars. Rurs and 1rsyvis ou.io'
IN general OF r. H. MACY Co.. 0thlye 18Th 20 l4th s9.'
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Miscellaneous
A DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free to par.
"A State locality, price desired pupils age and sex
r. V HUYSSOON. American School Bureau. W. lfth-st
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JAPAN.
ARNoLp'S CAPITAL BOOK.

SEAs AND LANDS. BY Sir Edwin Arnold, NJ. A.,
X. c. T. E. c. s. l. With illustrations. evo.
pp. $50. Longmans Green & Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

ia response 70 jas importuuities. that
iie considers iim "a failure aia being
Obliged Is cist au IrrocIaimuble ballot
upon The spar 81 the moment
While The result of this Hew method
IS. doubtless highly satisls story TO
its originator, it has reused "a stormpf
protest among the people. Yet, there
are some who defend the action of the
board in ignoring the remonstauce
Objectionable to many, on the ground
that applicants petition was more
numerously signed than was the
remonstrauce, s'and, p they urge.
THE majority should ruIe.' This
theory places the appointment of "a
teacher upon the same basis as the
election of q person to Is political Office
which we tl5nk is entirely Enconsist-
eut with the character and duties of
his position. 4 register of deeds
elected by "a majority of one could, no
doubt, perform the duties of his Office
just as well as though he had received
a large majority. But can a teacher,
who is obnoxious to many OF his
patrons because of supposed inedi-
cheney, do effective work "a the school
roomP
We can not expect to secure a
/ teacher who viii, at all times, give uni
versal satisfaction, get, it is "a rule
invariably followed in well regulated
schools, that whenever "a respectable
minority becomes prejudiced against a
teacher, whether through fault of the
teacher or from whatever cause, he
shall be dropped.
The cooperation and support of the
parents are necessary to The success
of any school. Where they can not be
secured, for what have we reason TO
hope? If the plan followed by our
board this year be generally adopted
it win result in an uussemIy scramble
among applicants. for votes. No
teacher with such attachments as
entitle him 10 the position of pIiuci-
pal of a school viii lay aside his self
! respect and pride to engage in 50
undiguided Il contest, nor place him
self in the humiliating position Of per
souaIIy soliciting support. Thus the
efficient, self-respecting teachers will
be superseded 10y "a class more skilled
in the arts Of the politician than emil
/ nent in the noble profession of insuII-
ing into the minds of our youth prin-
eiplcs of high manhood and woman
hood.
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rhs state rrlnser nagsestsa.

SPECIAL Correspondence in N0ucouformist-
Topeka, kAs., July 81, Isol.-It is
reported here to-day that the state
house ring of republican officials has
decided TO institute a boycott against
e. II Snow, the peoples party state
printer
All work paid for 10y the state must
necessarily so to the state printer,
according to law. but the state officials
control a large amount Of other mat
ter, which has heretofore always gone
to the state printing house and it is
en- this matter that they intend TO in
stitute the boycott it is supposed
that it viii be gwen to Geo. W. Crane
& Co. Mr. Crane having been a lead
ing republican candidate for state
printer
A-Crane printer sand TO the N0Hc0a-
folraist correspondent today that an Off
cial document signed by-TYm Higgins,
Secretary Of State. was to be printed
b. his empioyera, bat would say no
more about it except that such docu-
meuts had always gone to the state
printing house before Ar Snow Is eiec-
ton
il is also stated that the Sanle Fe.
winch has Had Us tarin work done
% the state printer viii give that work
to Crane thus throwing from two TO
four reform printers Qua Of work,
TIE reports seem very reasonable
wbea Tie former reputation OF tBe
state house ring is considered, ard as
tliey come from an authoritative
source, 1t IS beliayed that i.,ter de-
=veiopnaeHts sFitls sulstsltia>e tReir
truth
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- IsLFEAcHsLENr -.

We are informed at the Office of the
secretary OF state that the state Sem
ate, which so proudly acquitted the
Hon Theodosius Botkiu, gave direc-
tions that the reports of the impeach-
ment trial SHOULD be delivered to citl-
zens OF the state only on the order OF
state senators. 1t viii now be in order
for members OF that august body and
their apOlogists to explain 10y what
authority they assume to control the
distribution of public documents
printed at the expense of the state.
This is an unprecedented assumption,
and one which viii add not a little
to the unsav0ry character of that
uuserupulJus gang. 1t is evidently the
purpose to prevent these records from
reaching the people so far as il may
be able to do so. The act only adds
another nail to the political coffin of
the republican party Topeka Adr0-
cate.
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L4cK.oF HoPSE -

Judge Mckayfs court cut in Barber
county was continued right along With
out interruption by the sheriff while
his honor was absent at Topeka in an
sver to the summons Of the Supreme
court, This YES proper enough IN view
Of tiie fact that the sberIG Is quite as
much OF u lawyer as the judge and APP
pears TO have q coed deal more horse
sense.ZAdlsses 7Sltlsi f5tdr,
The above is a sample OF the igpor-
@pce ana eaaligfity daily exhibited by
tbs Slar IN It's continued aiatribes
against the farmers alliance. The
writer OF the above evidently supposed
that the sher;R cfaeiated as judge dur
ing tAs absence. Of Judge Mckay.
That lnsy be the way they do in Mis-
8 ,uri, but IL Kan q the sheriff never
tas = chance 70 held court rs 5sscge
even though Ire may be chuck fHl4 Of
horse sense. As = matter q fact, tie
members Of ti.e bar eisssed an attorney
- act IS judge pro tenn during Judge
klcisay's absence in aeeordaIsoe with
the asa+'lte, aaa the slse.if. with all
tla= tiqgsesense. Continued to hst as
sheriff. but that isas meas the truth
ss the Star seReralls gels.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

EVEN Tile l0ab's COmpGitton. usu-
ally so careful to inform itself before
making statements, proves its ignor-
anee Of existing conditions ia the
west by saying; '.If the farmers have
a profitable season, their long discou-
tent, which brought forth the start
ling farmers alliance agitation. win
begin to disappear ana the poll zeal
results may be most important -
When viii eastern papers learn that
the causes of this great movement lie
deeper than AIRY temporary crop fall
.drep The discomfort has been grow
ing fer years. Year after year the
farmer has seen his condition growing
worse. He has pondered long and
earnestly the causes of his deereas-
ing profits. lie has said little. but
thought much At last, lie believes
that he has discovered some of these
causes ana he demands their removal
by legislation, Never viii his. diseon-
tent disappear until the remedies he
proposes have at least been tried.
The sooner our country realizss that
her telling millions are at last aroused
and will redress their grievances, the
better it viii be for all classes,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

ALI lovers of iibsfty, equal sufsra-
gists especially, should read the
Arena. 1t has been, from the first, an
ardent champion Of greater freedom
for women. The August number is a
notable issue. It contains eight lead
ing articles by eminent women of
= America and Europe, many of them
upon the weightiest subjects; while
8tr- Eowier's editorial on 'sThe era OF
woman takes broad outlook over
the field. Another able article in this
number which is destined TO rouse
thought is 'rhe independent party
sand money at COST by z. B. IfasseII
1t is a clear, forcible presentation Of
some of tie causes of the turner's
movement I,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Sheriff Sale In t@f G 155{ e2Vrf Of a I'd
pIuinun, KS. william Louss etui defendants.
SO. 1896.
r I}y- virture OF an order of sale 90 mo uiTuc-
ted aud delivered, issued uuL on the district
court of Edwards county Is IHsatss Will. ON
Tuesday. AuEus- iolus st- ii. 1850, s=INFecu 2
and o'clouHl. %. "a. OF said day AT tue t1Uut
door Of the cojirt house Ina kiuziey., Edwsil da
county, Aaussts, otter at public safe and s.'l4
to tine hil hest bidder LOr cash JIM nt.ilIs the
following described real estate. to-NvIr-
The west halt OF the southeast quarter the
ana the southwest quarter or the uDrlnetial
quarter all in section twelve, ~ in toNnshi 70
Llseuty-siE. &C. south lu range sixteen, lrr
west of tho 6th prlncipe' meridian, lu Ilt
county of Edwards STATE VI il HLl-tt=r sul1C-t
20 prior murr4 re len o. Eight Huuurt %
Dolldfz, with accrued interest thereon. sand
property TO be sold 90 suLlatg tue demands of
zula order Oh sale
ROD S OFT.
3s5t ShCrIT or Edwards County