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WHITE STAR LINE.

,t. ,ta tc2.3O u m Majestic. June -. p M
CierInaic. May - a H. Ncripaic' Juhe on -,
'Teutonc. %. May 30 p. m 'leutohlo' june - ~
Brtanni~. June g. $50 A. IN l5rlthnlS ,Ju, ~
White star DOCK loot o. Mrst LUIS
80 COTTON CARRIED iiY PNsSEN''ls - and 10.
eaton ~ berth second cabin on these seame5s ~ a."
Steerac. r. or tho Old country. 80. 80 -
i-oI,ay New York Philadelphia on 200 Wana.- 81
- H. MAITLAND KERSEf Agent.
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Dnntlns AtN0rmics.

+, TO r. WALTER. lately returncd from E1,op..
W private Lessons IN SOcle'y
ans elst eta
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Grmmer tlreorie

BLUE ElOUN]TA1E1 Lake,
PROSPECT HOUSE.
Reached by Hudson River Il. r. via Delaware and Hui-
son Saratoga Endorsed b. leading New ork phYscaS'
Situated IN the most beautiful lake IN the NH"li' -
a hotel in respect II mas az TO
ordinary facilities for making summer OUTING pleas NJ
one. besides REALLY excellent shooting anu lN.l.nN'
HOTEL OPEN FROM JUNE % Hot"l annex @c,' .'n =
dating about guests open from May . until Nov l.
Apply W T GRAFF Manage.
DOM SD y. y. CITY.
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n. Y. ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot OF West i2d-st follows ID u'-~'
earlier from Frankn-st: , ,..u.,
$50 A. DAILY except sunday Tor Waikiki, eary
r. T.. statiC~s. M!Idleiown. Ellenvie Fasburg Luz.
Carbondaie scranton. Walton. Delhi sidney. Nof"'''
Ct.ca, Rome. oneida. Fulton OswegO. -. "a,
3I5 =. NJ Except Sundav SUI Ivan CO F1p'ssoss H.
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall Nco.s
town Fllenyiie Mountain Dale. Centreyle Fansog,Is.
jiurieyvie Liberty Falls. Liberty ParSsyilG ana III"
ingston Manor -.,..,,. r.u.hrrr
74s T.. daily Middleown SurTnT.ne ta ss.sy
liberty Livinggon Nanor. Rocklani walton slorsy,'
Norwich Oneida. Fulton Oswego. Niagara Falls psuO'-
Chicago troasw,y.
A' ~ J. c. ANDERSON. C. r A.
Sc ReaNer-St.. New-YofG
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CI VIDE LINE.

4 NI1DN IINI.
n. CHARLESTON. s. G.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
From pier 20 II. 0oot Of IOoseVelt-st), D. m
CT. NINoi +: Monday May ~
IRQQ 'N''.l-'s,
~
ALGONQUIN. u's'n ~
All .,eafuers have Nrs.-clss passenger aocomnodatoA'
WM T. CLYDE & CO. General Agents.
~, Cont & Penn Fas. T. & r Line Via JACKS onviHc'
Great So Fre-ht & Passenger Line vil Charlesion
1919 " &; Eger Gon'i Agf.. $40 Il way. " l.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

blair Nary + and another - Tn" Equitable IN" o.
A..lfnuc. .ilc.t. .i3 Uns' i3Aths'. vears.. So
Collie Louis md another H. Holman ., Nn'"i;
sl~rilla.a,e i9DG . - l'''h-s'. "
,. uss John T. to rir' J Arkcniursh. ~ W"'t 81,
stfl - scar
Low M~,.r Tolk- Mari" NN.r'H "n,
nr1ihcr tfuste-f H~nry-fi. s - ~ ~ 80
same @, DAVID i-venfrlt' same property .,
...........
Iazler s,rah 7 - Jliigs L.ppmau AMI 'n''h'r.
Amsterdam ave. o. cog "l''-si AMI ''H'i l'.r -
city Of. o.. ,'~nrrf -tlft.. --.- ...+.tt-, 3d.
Mitchell Donald g, r'ritrl u J. l'Nn."''
cr,h..f % 20 ard 80 = 50 Central FAi' o.,
West % mortgage H'ar~ ..+.-.- ...-- $500. '''
\.ur,~n Ma-fha o. William j. Rose. wan
lns,., ave o. - o iilst.sf. ! y"ar. ...-...-
u.rhr.r' Vfiau &c. AMI another o. l'f"n'-
u tef.., a-I frn'hff s~'i-r t ii' IT 90 III
Amsterdam afe. demand .....--- ...-....
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WEST SHORE RI.

Train. leave West 42d-st Station. NewYork as ioA0""
ana - lnautcs earlier from loot tIinAI.H-st' poo,.
yI3 4. M-Day Tor Albany, IteA D ssscays. e..
ester. BuIalo. Niagara Falls. DeHO''' N"'e"s'' -
cept saturday Tor Toronto. .,- e.-,,rsa
61o u. M.-DaY Tor Albany. Montreal uca' I6sroI
Rochestcr. Buffalo. Niagara laAs 4os0".o' N'
Cleveland and Chicago. ,.,. s.-,..,s. Roch.
ester Dunaio Niagara Fails. Toronto Detro" N'e''
lard and Chicago. ,.t-- ar accom-.
noda,,os apply city ofces brooklyn and NeN S.r 10
al atatonA Timetables at principal hotels Fo' '"
formation address ..z %. -, p.-..,~s, Agent
Vanderbilt-ave.. New'i"s
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nr,1. rsrArr TRANSFERS.

i.penara., Nos 90 and 90 LOUIS ruF''' sl25 ooo
Ciin'on-s, ~ ie Jecoh Gree"osrs anu 1000
Henry y GreerlerC ..'''' a., c.ton
All - n = 3G2 q n rth-aNc I-'Ni"'''' 1
pober Morrison 70 Hubert PECK. r, 49,,
c,me prDocrtv: Nagg.~ Thompson 70 hoo''' ,on
Morrison wa
cetS.e $50 . ~ Central Park, N'S';
l0ovioo :. : Allen Townsend and wlfc % '"'' 20 oo0
Mitchell .............
75fh,st ~ I27 West. Eliza ArNcnbu'Eh - a. an
John r. James. 900. N,x
Amsterdam corn"r Hlst.si N-''N'""' ''N
: Po.rian and VIE - Sarah l"zi'I. "a, 200 :.
po5-s, q. 81. n = c'lumbu"aN"' l"N'""''
-,rnh Lozier to julius Llppmon :c,..,,o,. 80.
fi.fb ~ g, o25 n o.; lstavr. 10NNlV"l"'
sam. % ZANE and another ........
S9l-si ~ East. John Gayro- 70 Ha''h'"
N,1.,n. t,o "a g. i9li y ~ l32l-st, -"NN''
e,,,vol ,',hn nnd wiz 20 Il Marsop. -. =. 49,. -.
Ir.th. "a ~ . p ~ Ith-are. lo-N''l
pa,hi II King and wife t1 MARY J i'n' ""'
l0-tf-.' - 4 q columbus 'c '-Nu" 90 IN,
N,a-, Mitchell aoI husband - j ] W",.nn "'''
i%.,a.s' "a IT po.. - r1r-,e 1886
f-~I N % 80 n ~ oth-aVe. '"s"l
sin, Larsen and husband % John hl"'h ann
enr,mlr-.,s W ~ p - I'cvoc- a. p irrcE- -.
mar. H,vanna krrnn o. al - John .'rHhln. ''
eh.rl i,r' ave " S. i3to q % - 1l'fh-st. 'rf"<
ular. Janet McNdam and husband - LOUIS =
f;oie and annhrr...--- ....- ..++. a,.n
lot > MAJ? n property - 81 John Asher 2'th
ward MAJ \ MYERS - Arnold Fox. - ...-'t.
Same property. Helen l. Ionl~ 90 Arnold i"A.'.
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DEL, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN IL. !"
st,tyou. in Ncv-York foot Of BARCLAY an"
Christopher streets. ,crr
VESTIBILED TRAINS. PtLLnN,
COACHES. PINTSCh LIGHT. -, AIR

,,t~..t ront. 'sJ->4 .-.lnf
MS OitANGEs. summit. iSeinaFds' ne. Booa.
lIar, Madison MOTristVwn, .asskIe, alei s''' 40.
t,m Dover sianhop- BUDDS lAhE i-11FrsstT aIS
iArCoNG' Hacketsiown, scHoolAl,S MO-; g TER
Washinston PHILLIPsBURG, EASTON' LAX.
GAP STRoU DsBCRG icsono Mogn's a! s>;.rSIco cE
pANvILLE, NoRrHuMBERLAs;NR Mon iIs' UTICA.
EAMTON OXFORD, NORWICH "s I5 N,'.. ,g, o5.
RicHFIELp STRINGS cSr'1En fMink ScSoRXISd
BATH pASSyILLE. bUE Ell L5fNs ss4 al pun.
7:oo A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL stops AZ p'''''
eco A. M-BUFFAko scRANToY IPREss NPai.
nan i;uffet parlor Cars Connects ~ B9tHs Ing
ran Tor chicago arriving 900 a. m next 81 MIRA
oo p M-SCRANrON, BINGHAMICN ana EA'
49, rxppI,sS Pullman parloI cars. rr, - prYM.
x.io p M-SCRANTON. WiLkESBAIsIsD anu
'''V oIrrU EMPRESS Pullman paro: es@!ss,. prvGHAN.
~ y N IDaIly)-BUFFALO. SCRANL2,:S:. Salinas
TON and EIAfIl,A LIMITED thi i'f''"'
rYnet Sleepers. Arriy a. at 7:lo a. m. BINGHAM.
q 90 p NJ CDaily)-BUFFALo. sCRAN,ISS,Ssn if!XPREsS
TON UTICA, SYRACUSE and OsWEuo HN'
Pg man bS S pSIftpMAN az =
Murray-sf aud 40 Rroadwav Ilcksts al OK Coumtuss
ave New-York 33s f20 Futon,st au a, all
i3rookiyn Time tables. giving iuh ihto''h '''
coND,<Y will call for a"s
check baggage from hotel or resi'e" - 60
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SANDY Hook Route.
RIVAL BLUE LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA B4 IN AND "ASiii'D
,.,,h,, Voc, 6tvs 40 500 o.oo 1910
II 30 dining Gar, A. NJ. 20. 800. 400 BUFFET Par I,
e'tr $500 ,Dnlng carr. 600 81. 80 J. ", 20
5oo Dining carr 7.3o p. NJ. 1915 night ooo TN
For Baltimore and Washngton, week a1Ns "'Ht ~
r,nirv car A. NJ. 30 300 300 Dining carr W
y NJ i2:i3 night sundays. 300 1872 ,oining az
4 u 10 300 tDining carr $50 J. NJ. lil' asln;;,
Tickets and paror-car seats can 10 procured ~ IL ~
AK 044 10 32l Broadway 73I 18Th Az. 81 last It,n
x ia East 18th 36i West 10Th So 81 'oi.nI.
hns A. Naw-Yor, Court ST. $50 Fulton s. ir.oA. ~,
ns ltrooJvav Williamsburg. The New-llrt ranss.
c,o,nanv win call Tor and check baggage from ho'e' ="
,.st1arra ., destination
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IT . Z J. 7 y =.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS =.
FOR f.AgGOW VIA 10 . d Z X X l.
From Pier -. " r.. foot ~ West e'th,. 81 o.,
Muy - p. !urn"sSia. nm" y ~ n H.
Ethiopia jun = j.. ~. Anchoria June - . p H.
cabin Passage SIS ana upward.
CITY OF ROME. SATURDAY. Nay 20 Juns 80
Stecraee yltward S23 Prepaid. s2l
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS At REDUCED RAI Is
For dra't. tour. and other Information apply y
yr>nERsO% pHOTlIrRS. : Bowling Gfe"n Hew-forx.
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ALL Route.

For Long Branch ocean Grove. &c,
For Rcd Rank Long branch ana points soun - rose
Pleasant 4.3O S.l5 ~ 80 a NJ. 90 ii5. 400. ~
,:3s TO Rod I'ank'. G:i5 p ~ S.niay, G5esgi Ocean
~ IAKEWOOD Toms River. Darnegat Park ard
rarregat 20 SIS a. NJ. l:l5 40 u =,
For Atlantic city. Nineiand and bridseoi+ 4;So A. NJ
W Mo1month Beach seabrirh and Fshlant Beach
D.
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STEAMBOATS,.

TROY GOATS
cr-y or TROY or SARATOGA eayes Pier 90. y r.
FOOT Wet iOth-st. daily kept SAeiuA1' p III '-"
day steamer touches Ok hlbaHy-
/,ATSKfIL Hudson and CoNsackle.-Boais
Viii le.,. every weekday from Iic~ -. 4 4 OF Nc,
llth-si y T.. II =. NJ. connecting At Hudson WIN
boston and Albany y. r. FOR all points Last
NALL RIVER LINE for Boston and the East.
i s,rs pr-rlrAN ana PILGRIM IN commission Leave
Per :, oid Nd y ioot u Muti.>si. "'NA|,' a'i
sundays. 81 80 80.
DAMSDEIL LINE Steamers leave Pier ~
IL North River floi Fanklin-st, ior Cransons West
PM. cold sys.ur. Cornwall. Fshkll Landing AL
Nc~burr. weekdays . :. IN. sundays " r. VI"
NOnWlGW lIMGo
FOR BOSTON WORCESTER AID 1Hf FAST.
steamer, leave Pier 20 (otD. North River m~ft 70
1..orosses--: Ferr,J GsO A. n daily. except sunday
npTDcrpoHT FARE. 50 CENTS.
ID Boat. leave Iier -. East E.,er. 1T II 81 ana !,
L. 81 Galiy Sundays cNrrgf. ilf iaft .'l. ~ -
T. N SATURDAY. Afternoon At leaves rag i'1i "a,
Coanociins bridgeport With Trains 20 ~ y - IL =
H. H. 'o%iy s1t-Nn STEAMER IrAviNG
SrW YORK ~ THE MORNING
u W-HAVEN- FARE. 81; Excursion Sl'o -
y Steamers "Hioharl Peck" ana &C., II $of'hAm .
-. D. - D. Il l.i- sla.al. cseep'ci 8. m AMI
il..o r arriving ia time ~ ifAls g. Moilen. iaf
f.-i sprnrfGf &c.
CTONfNGTON LINE for Boston md thr
- -, Steamers rove SsF per ~ r.. foot o.
spr,ar st. Ct = II daily. sIc..; snnH-y
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,I\ARD LINE.

ampana May 10 s3o m Cam9;ana' IGne - D. M
iWcanIa Tlno ? D. m. Lucania....June 20, 3 p m
r:mhr,a. -. Juno D 10 A. 'ult-in Inly :; a. i"
From PIER co. North River root ~ Clarkson St 49,
cabin rassare $50 AMI upward Second cabin S'o Sto'
$50 accord ng 10 accommodations.
c,ecoec tickets 20 and from all parts u Europe a,
,ery low rate. For frecht and pas'ag" aprv NJ ''
o~i- W I Rowling Green View YORK
@ General Agents.
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-TI'ROPE IIOLY LAND. ROUND THE

Y Vorid-seloct party June lGh. 3Oh. July 5th.-hx-
-sons anl indlviual tickets choicest ocean peru
r,,rlat Gazette f~co ~ GAIE & SONS IL! y way ~ l.
tis, lSi4) Official Ticket Agents for 'nei ttunN In
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COLUMBIAN LINE.

Y VIA ISTHMr'S PANAMA.
To San FranclscJ ana Pacific Ports Of Mexico. Central
south America.
Colombia 800. MAJ y. noon cry 81 Para May H. nom.
cabin rassage 90 san Francisco
Including all -Hpenee y1yag" % four w'ek' iSsn
to Vest India ISLANDS end oa!ag at ten racine fo!o
{, tho Republics @; Central America and Mexico
STAMFORD PARRY. HEIRLOOM q co. Genl As's'
aI-sf and. IL ~
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..,.,,,,. ..r,o,>. ~ NAyGCATTON COMPANY's LINES.
~ From Pier H. North River. foot Of Fultonst
AElERDGAM l0NlE
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Charles, md most convenient route to LONDON
'"o' " ,rarsrer by tender No tidal delays -,
Close connection SOUTHAMPTON for Htyre ana i'''
nv .recial fast ,Nn-screw Channel steamers M -
parts '. NAV ~ p m. Nev-York. MAY ~ p ~
Chester Nav o. ESQ ~. Po-s' '1 ,rIo = d. III
[8ED STAR l0lNg
FOR ANTWERP
,v,rSrANn ....... Wednesday, Nay 10 $50 D. m.
THIrSIAND .............. sday May ~ > a. H.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATlON. 'OAfA"i'
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For Both Sexes.-City.

For Both Sexes.-City.
u ERIITZ school. OF LANGUAGES.
ID Madison Square. open all summer; also
Summer School Asbury Park. y. :.
II FGENTS EXAMINATIONS-S prepared for
IL Regents examinations students tutoed for entrance
examinations college, private tutoring In all branche
morning afternoon and evening sessions during sumner
months HARRISON SCHOOL. VIM. Alexander. A. b.
principal Mercantile Library Building Aston Place. " Y.
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Musical instruction.

NJ YORK. New-York - and p East jar Street
~ METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
Special for summer Season Residence Dcpsrt
rnent two m wall from Central Park DUDLEY
BUCK Pres: Albert Ross Parsons. V:ce-Pres.; H. w
Greene. Sec'y and Treas
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CHURCHILL. HALL

Now onen ENLARGED and rentteI FOR % Reduce
rates for June PallOr cars summer direct 70 note
grounds. -, ,..--...
ton at Fifth Ave. Hotel. :. Y. MAJ Z =" -; 49, ~ !
m or will call ~ any address IN y \. or Broohlyn
morning o- evening Of DAYS.
: T. tIII'RCHILL NJ p. owner md Manager.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

,.,.,-r :, cr,D,.,,,t. nor TWIN SCREW EXPRESS IS.
TO SOUTHAMPTON UONDON AND rAi.iy ns a, train
I{T.IiG southampton IL only hours py So 10 new,
from LONDON. Daily service iI,in 70 y 'ond PARIS
twin channel stea1..S IDl 10 nj, M
Bismarck May 1913 30 pm Nqriahnlsa III 70 non M
C,olur1ba May % a. m - sn,aI oHJu i 20 M
ANictorle' May o. - m Normannln Aug. 2 a. NJ
.or,.nl, ,rn "a 2 m + bismarck. Aug. o., IL m
columbia June 81. q. m otnpl. .Nus ~ 10 al a m
Victoria June 2s. m A. Elc', ~ -, -, ~,
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Ocean s1IeGmcrs.
E0B1TM GERMAN LLOYD S. S. CT

~rwyoRi SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. sco
! cabin. $50 and upward. II cabin. $50 ana 20 m
snre. Tues May IS p NJ Trave. Tues. June o. N
Aier sat May 10. A. NJ Ebe. sat June o. - a. noon
Lain Tues May -. ~ NJ. fspree tueSi JIM ~ q M
Havel Tues May 90 noon er sat, JUNE ee ~ - m
AlEDITEKRANEAN SEliNIcE.o
EW-YORK-GIBRALTAR "a "
E,i.ar NAV 20 - A. NJ ruda. July ~ ~ y, o "a
Vera. June 4. N Vera aug q. noon
fy'ra I,iIy 3 r. NJ Werra. sept To- ~ ~ NJ
"e''"'' go ,ahln rates from $50 upward
,,rTRICIIS G co. > Bowling Green
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rn,lrAGNIr GENEKNLE Transatlantlque
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
i-,nnhcI .fennnshln sallIEgs from NancOnver

CANADIAN IN TFTV ItNII.FN II
,ntcndci steamship saliirgs from Vancouver
TO uDNPAM AND GG1UMAo
r-,,rprss OF INDIA June = August c oct. -.
TMpRfsS or JAPAN Jun" y. August -. Nov. l..
IMPRTss or CHINA. July lG Sept L. Dec 10
TO HONOLULU, FLU AID AUSTRALIA
ARAWA ....... June u.s. MOWERA 1890. July 10
For tickets ard ghi rate. apply bob bsodG"a3 foE
frelsht rates ,nly. 80 Nail-st. y. l.
U>r,Ropr AND ROUND THE WORLD.
Erarcs al frequent intervals Independent tickets ana
..n,f- ra.escs- 10 fut tour fofris"
,,.n~V- I.,r. facility art info nation. =. -.
''' mos COOK & SON. 2ci nnl 100 y WY. y y.
~VION STEAMSHIP COMPANY ulmitedj.
u NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
~. Queenstown every fortnight.
From pier ~ N0rth River foot W. "tth-S,. :,
ACTON 49, - y l. ". Ariz ma. June p. A. "
siasko rtns . ID \ " ! Alaska. July :. \ NJ.
Cabin 81 and upNart according =. loiatioh'
second cabin. S35. Storage. So.
UFNDTR son VHOrllEIS. lowing Greer.
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Ter Young Ladies.-Country.

vTHE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boarding
and Day School for Girls: 43d year opens September
Is i3s-l40 Montaguest.. Brooklyn. y. Y.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28
THE COURIER

the benefit labor that lecture The gst Of
his theme denuncation Of the capitalist robber bent
reducing the Of the abore that he might enrich himself
Now whatever hurts capital hurts labor and and the
who creates hostility between those two classes not the
friend but the enemy Of labor the he argues from
false premises did Dr. Holmes Some good and able friends Of
labor believing that the perhaps have advocated
profit sharing and cooperation solution Of the problem and
they have been tried in England and Of the with
good results and are growing in favor.
difference between Dr. Holmes those he
tive and they constructive At the quiz meeting the
afternoon OF the day. his reply to the questions asked
neither clear frank intelligent When asked he SYM
pahized with the Chicago strikers who destroying proper
stopping travel and business causing suffering and
e Il pray for them day. His prayers for the
criminals who violating law for the innocent victims
their outrag When informed that such talk his
led to strikes and anarchy and responsible France for
the assassination Of Cano He replied that the
killed because he wanted things they
This betrayed the such speech Santo
might have made Canot who did much soy the French
Republic and his people noble and peaceful rule app
cated by the French and honoed by European
according Dr. Holmes anachistc theory only
who wanted things remain they That enough
Dr. Holmes Is it sad ministers college pro-
applaud such and the the
semby hiring such man? Let hope that this folly only
tanstoy fad educators what could
good citizenship from universities
WORKINGMAN.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28

THE
already proven organization doing
en work in the development Of home production in the State
has developed its manufacturing business
in the last six years than Nebraska City.
paper week daed length upon the fact
greatly the that and
recorded record of shooting three ssaus two
wife beating OF sbuction and least dozen
oenses including the every day record Of plain druus
protected gambling houses in that city and the
up protected of the city
given entirely fallen who find Omaha place
permanent habaton matter Of congratuaton that
Omaha esnng its volume Of crime but there for the
good work to
the metropolis
that Mr. Rowaer has concluded that the republicans
ignore recommendations and Tom Majors which
goes that Mr. Rosewater has expressed
himself republican candidate by petition which
he confident that he could counties the state
given by Lincoln ball club
entire financially and has toward max
ing soldity mastering
the regiment band the Nebraska National guards
another step the direction and there evidence that
the people OF Lincoln generally going to to it that
the best band the shall remain
for the capital city.
Again community RECALLED with between the
department and the and the string vetoes being d
again. called help
council heard and responded the call and c. Lane
collector the Office all this the nterposes his
profitable question for all parties ask in this connection
in all departments the roll be curaed during
coming months There overps practically every fund
already months before the becomes avail
able Is there department in this city but what could be safely
acted the pruning knife Of economy? Some the council
who uphold the veto Of the collector the water department
that there appes doing practically nothing but
drawing their salaries and that Of them might do the collecting
and then not be in danger Of stroke from work.
only q city hundred thousand
dollars to take floating Indebtedness Would be
pickering Office
and enter work Of reducing the salary list in all departments
instead Of building up debt for future refunding?
EDITOR CoURIEs: notice that Student did like your
remarks Doctor Holmes performance at Crete heard the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28
HE ARBITRATED.

Papa love Reginald and will marry him Nothing yon
say cam
"Very WE'LL you want to marry without my consent you
try living o his salary"
"Papa You shall consent! you don't I'll rn-strke I'll do
my piano practice in the morning, about
those poker chips found, and Iii"
Hold Sis hold Can't we-can't arbitrate this
thng?"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28
DURING THE STRIKE.

my darling he said g" have brought you present token
Of my love. Can you guess what it isl"
"A diamond ring?" said Mabel
mo dearest
"a necklace?'
said the young he produced large dark
object his pocket and held her gistenng
eyes.
Better than that-t is potatov
q I n Q
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28

already then that this organization doing
ceen work the development Of home production in the State
the state has developed its manufacturing business
more in the last six years than Nebraska City.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-28

EDITOR CoURIEs:- notice that Student did not like your
remarks Doctor Holmes Crete heard the
doctor lecture there Monday the 9h and endorse
word you said in regard that gentleman and his
He friend Of the laborng and by that
the sympathy of many well meaning people He had
The advocate., 1894-10-10
(First published October 8, 1881
PROPOSALS.
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- the Office Of the board Of public works Of
the state Of Kansas, St Topeka, Kas, until p,
m. on Monday, October 10, 1894, and opened I'm.
mediately thereafter for all labor and material
required in the construction Of Detached
Cottage for the State Industrial School
for Girls at Beloit. Kansas, under the
provisions Of Senate bill No. 100, approved
March 10, 1898, In accordance with the plans
and specifications prepared therefor BY Sey-
may be seen at the Office Of the board, state
capitol grounds, after October 8, 1894.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for sum not less than per cent. OF the
amount Of the proposal, made payable to 8. M.
Scott, president Of the Board Of Public Works,
state OF Kansas, and to be forfeited TO the state
Of Kansas as liquidated and assessed damages
by the successful bidders II they fail to enter
into contract and give the required bond on or
before October 20, 1894.
The right is reserved BY the board 70 reject
any or all bids and to waive any defect or
lnformality in any bid, II II be deemed IN the
interest Of the state 80 to do
No proposal will be received after the time
above designated.
Each proposal will be inclosed in an envel-
ope, sealed, and marked proposals for work
and material required In the construction
OF a Detached Cottage for the State Industrial
School for Girls .Beloit, Kansas" and
addressed to VIM. Wykes, secretary Of the
Board Of Public Works, Topeka, Kansas.
Companies or firms bidding Will give their
individual names, as well As the arm name,
with their addresses.
The attention Of ali bidders is called TO chap
ter ia Of the session laws Of 1891, which they
are expected 10 comply with In all state con-
tracts.
Ali bidders are invited TO be present ct the
opening Of bids, either In person or By sttor'
VIZ. WHKES, Secretary.