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NO BALLOTING UNTIL SATURDAY.
That 10 the Way 1t Looks Now 1t Mime
apOlis.

That 10 the Way 1t Looks Now ut Minne-
apolis.
Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star.
MINNEAPoLIs, June s.-The prospects are
that the balloting win not begin in the conven-
ton until Saturday. Both sides fear direct
test Of strength as long as the floating southern
contingent is at large and liable to do anything
that is unexpected. In every stragetic move
have got the best Of IL.
The Harrison people thought they had won
9 victory when in the organization Of the COM
mittee ON credentials they succeeded In electing
Cogswell as chairman. The Blaine men said
this selection was due to the fact that they did
not attempt TO prevent it, and later develop
ments show the CORRECTNESS Of their claim. On
test vote - to the manner Of procedure the
Blaine men showed twenty-eight votes In the
committee aeainst Axteen.
The claims - TO strength in the convention
are big and bold on both sides, bat when the
SrAR correspondent comes across men who will
talk with him conndentiaily, stating frankly
what they believe 10 be the situation, their
claims dwindIe materially. Some of the Harri-
son leaders appear TO honestly believe that their
candidate has majority Of the convention Sc
cuse. Others think that this ought to be 90
FROM the character Of the pledges they have,
but they havo no conAdence In quite .
large proportion Of the dalsgatss whom they are
varranted In claiming by Tie information they
can got, but whom they know TO Be generally
unreliahls. Thh lsek of conAdsncs In prom
I'D votes nakss thsn anxious 70 gst sons
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THE ROCK CREEK PARK.
Attorney General Miller Makes . Staten
~ to His Position.

Attorney General Miller Makes . Statement
~ to His Position.
The attention Of Attorney General Miller
was called today to the recent statements that
the non-payment of the Rock Creek Park
money by the Secretary Of the Treasury il in
accordance With the advice Of the Attorney
General.
''Yes. have noticed, replied the Attorney
General, "that two or three times recently the
local papets have stated that the Secretary Of
the Treasury h ready and wants 10 pay the
money in the Rock Creek Park case, but
has been prevented from 90 doing by
the Attorney General This IL esS;
not true. I have never advised or suggsSed
TO the Secretary Of the Treasury that he should
not pay this money, bat have distinctly stated
to the Secretary that upon that question had
nothing 70 say. ! did and ! do object TO any
order Of the court, however, compelling the
payment Of such money by the Secretary, - I
would regard It - . dangerous precedent"
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WHAT MIR. ELKINS THINKS,

He Has No Doubt That the President Will
Be RenOminated.
Secretary Elkns was seen at the War Depart
ment today by a STAR reporter, but declined to
submit to an interview on the political situation
except to say that he thought Blaine was out of
the race, that there was no longer any doubt in
his (Elkinso mind of the Presidents renomina-
ton,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08

TIE tcsdthev 10 likely 10 b. warmer and
~ pr0babivJatr ThMssdaT.
No other yard has ever quoted Gang
and Band-sawed Boards 1t o. 15 per 100
%. feet.
We believe that HONEST lumber can b
and ought 10 Be sold at Low prices.
We alone quote Va. Pine Flooring. "
inches wide. ct u. so per 100 90. feet
Everything that enters into the con-
struction Of Q house d herein most
cases from 10 to 20 per cent lower than
elsewhere.
Libbey, Hittinser Minse.
Lumber and MIL Work.
CO. eth and n. Z. ave. nv. jss
E~aAMTELa. ANDIR1Ns, IENDRRs.
mhiz-N ). ii CodkSjTSfSd. I1is SSoD 900 iakh =
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The PRESIDENTS CALLERs.--The Presidents
callers today included the Secretary Of War,
the Secretary of the Navy, the Attorney Gen
eral, the Postmaster General and Messrs Funs-
ton and Martin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08

Jozx Z. CAxxHox Of Ats Missouri avenue
WAS taken suddenly III ON B street between sth
and 10th streets, and removed 10 his homs By
Ofacer Naxlu IN TIE patrol wagon.
Tn WrEL of John Henry Aue lssves hi
estate to his wife and appoints hr execu1Tix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08

NEW KANSAS BASK.-The controller Of the
currency has authorized the Montgomery
County National Bank Of Cherryvale. Kan, to
begin business with capital Of S50,0OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08

THE MARINE BAND CoNcERT.-The Marine
Band will give a concert this evening in front
of the eastern side of the Capitol one hour be-
fore sunset il clear These concerts will con-
tinue on each following Wednesday at the same
time. -.4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08

GEN. McCAuLEY, appointment clerk Of the
Treasury Department, is recovering from hi
recent severe Illness
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FINANCIAL.
eco AAn ISSUE 3O-YEARs 5 PER CENT
CCO,OOO PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
SINKING FUND BONDS.
EXEMPT FROM COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL
TAXATION.

The county commissioners for Prince Georges
county. Maryiand, authorized by act Of the
eral assembly of Maryland, 1872 chapter 53o 70 is
and sell highest bidder for cash. public
letting. eighty thousand dollars of coupon bonds Of
said county. payable thirty years from date In de-
nominations Of $500 and al. 600, bearing ye (5)
cent interest," per arnum, payable serniannually. On
the lst day Of January and July.
These bonds secured by the provisions of said
law requiring said county commissioners each year.
beginning with the 1892. annually to levy and
collect the OF e. 0G0 constitute the sinking
fund fo- their redemption at maturity. and this
$4,000 levy Is the first Hen the county revenue Of
the year.
1be assessed value Of the property Of the county is
50 600 600 rapidly increasing In value along the
B and o. H. r. and B. aud p K X. and around
WASHINGTON.
The total bonded debt Of the county including this
issue. will be sI00. .OOC only.
1he county commissioners Of said county Will. on
the lHlRTIETH DAY OF JUNE. 1892. AZ the hour
Of Twelve NJ. at the court house door in the town
Of Upper Marlboro. Prince Georges county, Md offer
The above bonds for SALE sccorn 70 the said act Of
assembly JOHN MILLER.
President, SC
THOS- T. WILLIAMS CLERK &C. jeS10.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KrwcT HOPE AMP HELP MISSION.
kOW. pm. conducted by Mrs. Geo. Clark. A cor
dial invitation to ALL 1t
KA SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF THE
So Grand Lodge. T. A. A. M. of the District
q :, Goqmhia, will be held at Masonic Temple on
WEDNESDAY June 3. 1892. at 7.3O O'Clock p. m. to
receive the report Of the special committee appointed
fSdsf S Il aasn Ss1nd sss5
k.~A MEETING OF THE BAR OF THE
" ls32 at O'Clock p m, In the Circuit Court room,
City Hall to take action in respect Of
death Of Gen. E. c. Darlington. IT.
R~TwELFTH ST. ME-. CHURCH.-PRAYER
~ meeting THURSDAY & pm. Seats re-
painted are now perfectly dry. Come Je8-2t
WILLIAM n. YATES, FORMERLY THE
-, firm of Yates Byrne, will arrive WE'D
NESDAY, June Is, 1892, with load of drivers and
heavy draft horses which he will be pleased show
represented or money refunded Until further notice
they can be seen at GHEEN's. 627 st. NV. jeS-6t
g. WASHINGTON. DC. JUNR7. 1892
~ To the trade:
John Mitchell jr., and g. F. Reed have this day en-
tered into copartnershp for the sale Of plumbers
and gas filters supplies We hope to merit share Of
your patronage by giving you right prices, prompt
delivery and fair dealings. tt
R~THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
~ isting between John Mitchell & Son is this
day ssolved John Mitchell, jr, retiring go into
other business with my entire approval. wilscon-
unue the business in own name and will settle all
presented and respectfully request that all bills due
-, JOHN MITCHELL.
IT S2l 14th st. NV.
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A GUARANTEE

FIDELITY
BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSO-
CITATION OF WASHINGTON. d. c.
OFFICES: 913. 915 and 91S ST. NV.
To those desiring liberal and safe investment
commend our s per cent 5-year Coupon Certificates.
&C Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits
You can borrow 81 600 from rs on Real Estate
security and pay it back the of S13 per month.
Offers unprecedented opportunity for Investments.
combined with absolute security. 10000 shares in
force
STOCK 81 PER SHARE
MATURING IN 1O2 MONTHS
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF s2OO
All money secured by best real estate. Loans made
under the personal inspection of the officers Of the
association Safety guaranteed Your correspondence
solicited. Circulars and other information at office
HARRISON DINGMAN. President
ANDREW WALL. Vice President and Manager
ALONZO TwEEDALE. Secretary
oLOhuI treasurer.
EDN- s. lORk...-.- Manager Of Loan Department
GEO. W. LEACH. Asst. Manager Loan Department
j. E. Attorney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS sTopAY.-InternaIr rev.
enue, $259, ,146; customs, $500, ,2OS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROCESS AT THE

RTYPEwRITER PROCESS AT THE
~ FRONTi
ters, Circulars, &C.. exact reproduction Of
the machine work, SO that an expert cannot tell
the Inference. The consequence IL that q per-
son receiving It thinks 1t personal letter
Shh Il 9sn m more rns otaa than per
circular With the same attention as he would
! have achieved such success with it! That It
Is 30 I can demonstrate to any. one in Ave min
utes. II your business Ia not all you would de-
sire can guaranteed this viii assist in de-
yeloping IT. Every one. that has used it has
With With orders Of 200. 800. and: in some cases,
1,QO0 copies, / now printing two orders OF
5000 for representative nrns here. 1t costs but
triAe more than ordinary printing. but Oh!
my!! Don't wait until you are forced to fall into
line! Don't be clam any longer, but come out Of
your shell and show progressive spirit. and your
money drawer will surprise you when you count
cash"
Telephone $50.
BYRON 8. ADAMS,
sig 11th st. NV.
Every description of Job Printing as usual lei
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LOCK THEM IL A Box.

TEE EQUITABLE The LEADER
IN NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE.
IN AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IN
FORCE.
IN ANNUAL INCOME
IN ANNUAL NEW BUSINESS,
IN SURPLUS
IN PERCENTAGE OF ASSETS TO LA
BILITIES.
IN LIBERALITY OF CONTRACT.
IN SECURITY,
IN PROMPTNESS
IN ALL THAT MAKES DESIRABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
BovES HALL. Resident Managers
Equitable Life Society Of the United States
les 1896 st. NV.
ENrERpRIsE SERIAL BUILDING AssOCIA-
Ihs third monthly meeting of the Enterprise Serial
Hall. 9Th and SIS s.w.. WEDNESDAY,. June 8. at 8
The association has had most successful beginning
nez-ly A. 600 shares VI stock have been paid and
during the month Of May Sis. 5Ss advanced TO
All wEo desire to safely snd p-oataby invest their
earnings or TO borrow money reasonable terms
books for subscription for stock will close june g.
s15O advanced one share.
s1 per cent interest allowed Withdrawals and set
S3 PER cent interest allowed special deposits of
DAVID MURPHY. President
JAMES KEENAN, Vice President.
y. IL SHEA Treasurer.
Directors. s B. Boyer. J. J. Brosnsl xm. Feean.
Maurice FITZGERALD. Mm. Hoffman, Josenh Geier j.
RaTd HeansTI John QUINN James TOoie; n j. Col Col
bert, attorney. te1-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08

RsTONEwORK AT LOWEST PRICES.
No
matter
what nature
of STONEWORK
you may require, we
are prepared to give you
the best material, the bene-
fit Of our extended facilities and
experience and the loWest possible
rate. II You desire to erect MONU-
MENT or VAULT we will cheeytisilv/uy-
nfSh designs and estimQtes. In fact we will
furnish % IrsS designs for any kind Of STONE
WORK. STONE for building purposes and
MARBLE for interior decoration are our special
ties. The front Of the American security and
Trnst Companys building Is q Testimonial TO our
ability to do the best scork in the city.
J.. F. MANNING,
Monumental Works,
Cor. 18th and n sts NV, myll-1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R,NAvAL LODGE, NO. 4, F. A. A. MA
ys.Sss :. special Communication viii be held WED
Nssaaf ,sssa sh instant sRR5 & SCHULTZ secretary
the eloguent evangelist. will conduct re-
shp With nus u.s. each evening at Come 5es S.r
KsTHERE Will BE MEETING OF THE
Dor Han l$sl a f. e ssnsds5 tSs report s5 .hs
ss %a 4 ASsS5ES sS5ES!EEs Ssss;.sEs ;:a'ns
K~IHEs ~s,,S ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Se az s the
iq1s lSS5i9ff seoBES sss
H~THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The cemmencement Of the Colqmbian College and
the aniversts on WEpNEspRY june AZ oeSef
at me s On T
DAY, June IL. at s O'Clock.
ie4-et JAMES c. wELLINa. President.
R~THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
the 6s sae Of l %rs s sse
Of hteen drectSrs to serve for the ensuing year will
held 4 5as g. No &,
EAR TO ayPs T.
KsTHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF NINE go
s she b o r w g.
held at the Office of the company, OIL 7th ST. n w. on
THURSDAY. June 10. 1892. Poll opens from IL
my2S.je1 ASH, ,15-6t Secretary.
R~THE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE
- notice that the firm Of Rynex Mcmahon
viii not be responsible for debts contracted either in
the name Of said firm or Of JNd kehayS aSps4
,e7-3.' 7os 18th st. NV NV. washington. B. c.
NNCUSTOM HOUSE, GEORGETOWN, D. c..
COLLECTORS OFFICE, June 4, 1882 -
CHANGE OF NAME OF STEAM YACHT.-Under
chapter 107 thelaw Of 1851 and pursuance Of au
thortty Of the commissioner of navigation, notice Is
hereby given that the application of c. A. SNOW,
owner, the name Of the steam yacht Belle L"
tonnage Is, IS. official number 3171. has been
changed to June " s. A. JOHNSON,
je74ts Collector Of Customs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08

EsTHERE ARE MANY QUALITIES.
Yes. yon can buy 8 gallons OF Gasoline
almost anywhere for 75c but not as
good quality sell you at that
price. We furnish postal cards with
which you can order your Gaso-
line Fluid XXX of us. We deliverit
free. Try ourS and you will use no other
kind.
CHAs. Z. HODGKIN,
Paints. Oils. GIass. De-.
9l3 7th st. NV. je7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08

SECRETARY TRACY has returned to the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08

''MERrz's" MODERN IDEAS.
Our knoWted0e Of your requirements and
our prices. They are the lowest consistent
with qualities. which are guaranteed the
best. and only require comparison to merit
that which we most desire in trade. your
confidence. influence and ordsrs.
W. C. MERTUS
Tailoring Shop.
~ 614 11th sk
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Sounds Incredible. yet We are offering
mems flannel suits as low as $50. Separ-
ate pants $3. so and coats "a. They're Just
the thing for men who wish to De cool aud
at the same time toett dressed.
We have just received another car load OF
straw hats. You'll not find q larger variety Z.
in the city nor lower prices.
'Knox's'i sennette straw hats in medium
and extra bread brims the fad" this
season.
B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS,
LIZ Pa. ave. u. if
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R~OUR EXCELLENT $50 SUITS
Without doubt the beat Suit at a pop
ufdT price is our $50 SUIT. which
may be selected from great cdriety
OF Galashiel Scotch and English
Suitinxs Small checks and stripes,
Eduttiess uC0rkrnGnship. nit, style,
an economical price One of these
Suits will give eTcetlent service. We
are making pants that you may be
proud OF for IS. 90, SO up to SI8
]. A. GRIESBAUER. Artistic Tailor. AIS 9TH ST
r. s. Hardon. S04 ST. les
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-05-12
Spurxeon's Li;tls Prank.

The Rev. c. Il Spurgeon used 10 be
terry fond OF puzzling his friends with
words which have a double meaning.
One Thursday evening. after the usual
week-night service he thus addressed
his d~eacons: Brethren, | think it is
much loo bad that not q single deacon
followed ne on the platform in time
for The service this evening"
The deacons at once began to ex-
onerate themselves. One said, Il beg
your pardon. sir. but opened the door
for you to so down on to the rOs rum,
and at once followed you" and several
others stated that they were close be-
hind the first speaker. Here was Q
dilemma, tho beloved and highly re-
spected pastor saying ono thing and
the faithful and devoted deacons stat
ing just the contrary. After a few
minutes silence the pastor. with a
smile Frightening his homely coun-
tenance. replied: Il am right in say
ing not n single deacon followed me,
as you are all married. London
lid Bits.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-05-12
Sherifr'S Sale.

BY virtue of an execution issued out o.
and under the seal of the Circuit Couh
in and tor tie county of Day and clslo
Of South Dakota, upon a Judgment Iss
deTed in said court on March 2atd. lSs.,
and dOcketed IN The said court on Jus
Both day of March, A. ID. 1892, in an sc
ton wherein Kramer 4 Co, were pssln.
t,tls and Herman HeYlabd was deieh;
dant, in lavor OF the said plaintiff ana
against the said defendant, for the sun
of siXty-sIx and 69-l00 dollars, WHICH
execution was directed and delivered y
me as Sheriff in and for the said louh.5
of Day, l have this 30th day Of March,
A. ID. 1892, levied upon all the right, tius
and interest of the said defendant, No.
man Heyland in and TO the following "
scrlbed real estate, to-wit; The hol'.s
east quarter dissection thirty five N VOWS.
ship one hundred and twenty OF rans'
hfth-seven -.
Notice is hereby given, that !, %. uaI
undersigned, as sheriff aforesaid, wa ~
sell.the above described real properly J! :
the highest bidder for cash at puonaSs
auction at the front door of the con.
house in the village of Webster, In .,ss
county of Day and state of South paAOn
on Saturday, the l4th day OF May, A IA.
1892, at two o'clock, p. NJ, OF thas us.,
to satisfy the said execution tose'hs'
with the interests and costs thereon.
Dated March 3Oth, lSk.
HENRY G. S~ERENsoN.-
Sheriff Of Day County, South DaSos-
Huntington & Parliman, -.,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. sf9l
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-05-12
Mortgage Sale.

Name on mortgagor, Msthaus Bauer an, un'
Name of martgagee, Dakota Loan and secu-
rlty Company, of Clark Dakota.
Tate of mortgage March 18Th, A.. D. 1888. re.
corded in the Office of register OF ueeas ID anu
for Day county, Territory OF Oakots'lhow slate
of South Dakota on April End, A. D 1883, at :
o'clock a. IN. in book II of mortgageson page =
Date Of assignment of said mortgage, May
10Th. 1888, recorded in the once of the register
ofdeeds in and for Day county state OF SCUM
Dakota on April 29th, 1892 at o'clock p. m IN
book % OF mortgages on page ia.
Default having been made in payment oil
So. Is interest due on said mOrtsage on the nrsl
day OF September 1890, March 1891, September
1901 and March 1892, thereby having caused
the sum of Si2S. 81 to be due on said mortgage,
principal and interest, besides the fuRther sur
OF $780, % attorneys fee stipulated for In salh
mortgage which said sum 10 claimed TO be due
Mt the date OF this notice, that no action or pro-
cedings hayeng been instituted al law or other
wise 10 recover the debt secured by SAID mort
gage or any part thereof.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given that
by virtue If the power sale contained in said
mortgage and pursuant to the statute IN such
case made and provided, the said mortgage
will b. foreclosed by 8 sale of thepremises des'
cribed in and conveyed by said mortgage, viz;
The north half of The southwest qusrtcr, the
south east quarter OF the south west quarter
and the south west quarter OF the south east
quarter OF section twenty three(2S) in township
one hundred and twenty Q20) north of range
nifty nine go west, in Day county state Of South
Da kota, which said sale wall be made by the
Sheriff of said Lay county at the front door oil
the court house in the town OF Webster, in
said county and state en- the 18th day OF June
A D. 1892, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash 20 pay such debt and $50. 20 attorneys fee
and the disbursements allowed by law, subject
to redemption at any time within one year
from date Of sale.
DaIcd at CLARK, Sonth Dakota, May 4th, 1897
WILLIAM c. Coz,
Assianee of said mortgage.
+. z. STRAUDER,
Attorney Ter assignee ofsaid mortgage.
mi2-37 Clark. South Dakota
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-05-12

NJ st Of the much talked about
mortgages on Northwestern I ms
have been made Tor improvement.
Those having money to purchase
the wild land, have needed to bor-
row to improve, and those who
have got their land under the
Homestead and tree claim laws,
have borrowed to build a house and
barn. These homes are humble
yet, but they are homes, and the
families that live in them ara con-
tented and happy, as compared
with the occupants Of crowded ten.
sRsR,g in cities. They would never
have been sots TIC Rsye such homes,
had it not been for the mortgage,
and M a rule they have not paid
eftrsTsgantly for the loans. A
year or two Of good crops enables
them to pay Of the iosas, and then
the surplus goes to improve the
farm. This process has been GO
ing on all over the older portions
of the Northwest for several years,
and there are many townships in
the Older pasts az these states that
scarcely a farm is moftssge4, and
the homes are attractive, comtorta-
Bile; and the families live we'll, and
the children have educational adj
ysptsges and refined surroundings.
Such farms have passed tte mort
gage period, and others will pass it
the same way. In the older states
where settlements were made IN
heavy timber, il took the life of one
generation to get y farm into york
ing order. and pay Oft it's debts.
More is accomplished In the Moth
west in ten years than used to be
done in forty. Now the man gets
his reward himself, then his chill
dren reaped the fruits of the labor
of the pioneer farmer, and were
lucky if they did not inherit part
of the mortgage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-05-12

Mrs. IggNE G.. ADAMS has been
appointed by tbs South Dakota
suffragists to paepare II digest Of
laws in that State that affect women.
children, and the home adversely.
This is the sqrast way to arouse
women to 9 their Reel Of the
ballot and yet while they DO need it
as . weapon Of power TO compel
legal justice, they need 1t a thou
sand fold more as u means of edu-
eating aud Developing themselves.
II every yestjge Of Inequality and
injustice were swept away bat one
fundamental degradation OF dis.
reimbursement, women would need
the bsilat even more than they do,
for in their present position their
resistance to oppression is "a eau.
cation and furnishes q development
of character much needed as an in.
hcritaaee for their sons. But let
them cease to struggle for their
rights and b, willing to occupy the
position Of spoiled children aud
they will become u menacs TO our
civilization. II women is to be
disfranehised and irresponsible far
better it would he that o patriarch
al government should tc extended
over them. Every right of person
or property gained is but another
rcaspD why women should become
responsible fsetSrs IN the body pol
tic.--Womans Tribune, Wishing
y. q,