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EN0IIsu MARKETS.

LeNneT, Nov- et.-Bar silver. ssrsa; con
sals lsss'. hank % England discount rate.
g reg cent.
lIyEeTuoi, Nov. CIV heSt-Spot nm,
deEa poor. N . rej. winter. {. ia4 !.
No = Eed. spring. - hi. No. lha-sf Nga,f,
scba, - 'sa. Ne. / California. - slst.
futures qalet; business. about rsu..Iv
dtstrtbate4s D-Cemes~. - sad. ysn-.~-
A. i06: February. 4 ma.
Cora-SPot, steady; demand. nose-st..
American, m5xed. = lea; tusa7es. firm I:
business, heaviest Ga middle pa..fies,,
November. ~ lUist e. uecenlher. a. 1ds a T,
JanusFy. ~ - "a, Feeroary. 4 s.
Floar~-pusA, esmana, poor: -. Io,i.
fancy. Ca
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. & s.,
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sAN tRsNe5sc2. Nov. Arrived -
W~HtnEton. trom Departure pay. Cs1sr.a
--Aussraifa, for NnHv.alu. CIV 81 Pp.hle
fos Nletoraa and Pozs Tawaseaa. Cslaf-,-
ts2. Tor Portland and Astor.a: "a EIwell.
for NSnAsuao: oregon tor Astoria Ne
rsrsea AraEo, foF Goes hav. "a pashsae
Wave. 500 ISeotaas schr pa5sv Rose. for
Cows asEs scar tarksFsharx, 3cr Co,sca.ls
EsysEs seAe ss4or Soy. for orAy's hazhor !:
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Burglars broke !nto the frnsf and cigar
store ksrt By Charles Swanson. on Lake
avenue. Fremont, some giSne early ysster.
day morning. Entrance vas gained
tarourh tie frunt door, which had been
priea open, and So or SO worth OF cigars
sud tobacco Vas taken. Tao suspicious
looking characters, who we're frightened
sway from the rez~ q Dr. ii. +. Nalger's
drug store 3 few nfEbts IRE s8ous. are 49,
pectssi- CAPT H. ". Barr Is working on
iae case
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CathaIIc Churches.

ear l-a4y cl Coed H@in-South Foarts and
Wash;sSton sirsois. Rsv. r n Prefoats4ns
pastor Low mas. a. aa-i h.gh nlasz, ia.S0 a
"a osusclctsoa. 80 ?. IA
Immaculate CaaecQt.ur- Sixth aaa srripr
streets keF. csoT 0ATrAod, : J.. pastor Cor
Cuetes BE- tng fesu1ts. EAFIF = ass A. L I'D
4 IA Gisa r.-ass, - y Il m saae3y school,.
! ,.
S&ere8 Heart Bell and sixth ssreasx Cor
e5lste3 - tAe EasieEa FszrEsts. Row Jase-h a
hsutz- e. - e, pzstor. Eow faass wita s@r-
rzon- A. "a AKA rasss, vita sermon. fe.s3 /.
H. sHa1af scao04. - 8. ~ Hn8v Family A.
sosaassea meeting. p ~ NesTers. sermon Asd
1eae1lcsLnl. - ,. "a
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City Mission.

City Mission hall. corner of South Third and
Jackson streets-Servlces Sunday at and :45
p. IN. Every night at 7:45 Tuesday night
meeting conducted by Young Peoples Society
OF Christian EndeayoF. Chaplain I. Rees.
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8ethofist gpI<eopas Churches
Pr-rsdar E15sr. Rer. = 3 Ford D D, earmS-
EslAsst Gssd Aesa ssrssts, Qsees AHns
sserza2u--seewart sad In4rsssnfa- Rsv Hepp,
pzsscr. services. Il q u. Ea9 80 p n
Battery street-TnsrG aad BaEsegy. Rav. Hay
ward, East0r. Services, Il n and 7sss p n
soath Seattle an1 south gsrk-Rev. SprsSus
DAVIS. pastoT Services. morning aad sgs2Ias-
Norwegian Dznisa-FIfts sna olive. Rev. z J.
Lnzdeggzra, pastor. service, II g. II aac 30
p =.
H4vsn-secons sna Howard. Rev. ". ". Mall
lory, pastor. Serves, II q n. AID 7-Sl =. n.
sunday se1Doa. u =. ~. elass meeting l.
church I.eegGs. p n
Madison ssrees-Ms6Eson and C3over6Sle. Rev.
" A. covlngtaU, pastor. serylee-. le.s9 = IA
an 80 p IN saaday scaools ESQ p n. Ep-
worth League, so :.
Abary. Freront-Rsv. T. z. MacMullen. Class
meeting, 19ss.0 g n. preaching, IL = n; ctn-
a2y sezoo = "a Young Rsap-es meeting o'S1
2 n; preaching, 7,3} 3. N.
james street African NJ E. ehureh--Rev. Allen
" Nasley, pastor. PseAe1Eng. II = m; sun
aay seao0, = m; praise meeting, I'D p n.
pssachiag D. tee pastor, p. n
Gilman Psrk. BaliA-s-Rev. ". Fl. tombstone.
pastor. Services II 8. n aud 2. IA. sunday
sceoo. u a. m; class me=ti z, Il N. JEaior
L@sgnes $50 ?. n EpsoEta L=sgGe, 3sa9 p N
sssdish-FIiih stree. neaT Pike. Rev. john
9enson. pastor: Residences. al the church
services, 10. 20 q. n sunday school, l2s0 p m.
yonag peoples meeting. ?. n. evening service,
5 e. N
erace-Rsinier aad King streets. Rev. W. 7.
FORD pastor; re .idsncs, 5f5 suffer street; sery-
ICES, II a. and I'D ?. N. sabbath school,
II: 10 p IA Epworth League, 6,45 p m; prayer
meeting. Thursday evening, ?. n; class meet
inss, Tuesday evenings.
Trlnity-Msresr and Kentucky streets. Rev.
n 7. Tedrtck, pastor; parsonage adjoining
church. Services, II a. n. aud 30 ?. ~ Morn
ing subject, "Nhst Manner Of Man Is This"
Evening subject, ~Chrisi the Leader for Youth
anu Age. Class meeting, 10 a. Junior
League. $50 ?. N. Epworih League. $50 p. IN.
Prayer meeting, Tharsdsy evenings. Thanks
giving services next Thursday AZ 1919 a. In. and
80 p. m.
FfTst-Thfrd and Marion streets. Rev. W. A.
shsnklin. pastor. Residence. or seneca street.
Preaching st II S. aud 7;so p m Morning:
opening voluntary, Norwegian song, Soder-
msn; anthem, Praise Ye tae Father" Gounod:
oEezt0ry solo by Mrs. jennie HoBgbtOn Err
munds; sermon. Goods kspstitiye Promise
concluding voluntary, "tNe Praise Thee" Han
DEL Evening: Opening voluntary. "Romanza,'
wagner; anInem, 10 Thee, Great LORD Ros-
SIM: ofsrtosy ouaTtette, 'Tbe Lost Chord"
snlIivsn, By Aessrs. kdmunds, Phillips, Grout
aud slegley: sermon, "A Goddess Life;" con-
eiudiug voluntary. ''s0rtie," Batiste. Class
meeting, 10 .. m: Sunday sehool, 1870 p m.
Epwofth League, $50 p. NJ: Junior League.
Mondsy, p M. class meeting. Tuesday, p.
II. oiheial board meetiag. first Monday ii each
month at p m; Epwortn League business
nesting, second Monday, .. m: Womans
Foreign Missionary society. first Wednesday,
I'D p m. Ladies AID Society, second snd
fourth Wednesday. go p m: Woman's Home
Missionary society, third Wednesday, 2:50 p.
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Young Men. Christian Association.

Young mems rally this afternoon al O'Clock.
Special service of song. with due musical pro-
gramme. rendered by the choir OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church, with a brief adj
dress by Rev. W. A. shanklin, pastor. All
young men invited
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United Presbyterian Church.

Sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. s. Ds.l john
ston. pastor residence. us Spring street sery-
ices. IL a. M and 7;39 p. n. sabbath school.
1915 p. m. Young Peoples society, els p. IN.
Prayer meeting Thursday, 80 p n.
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Tnitarian Church.

Tenth aud Pine, John Glen, paster-sabb4th
school, Gas g. M; preaching morning and even
ing; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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German Reformed church. Ballard-Post
street aud second avenue. 9. Graedei, psstoE.
Services sundays at IL 8 m sunday school at
10 a n.
German Reformed church. Seattle-Seventh.
between Pine and Olive streets. Services AZ II
a m anu $50 p. n. every sunday. sunday
school. 10 a IN.
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Evangelical Association.

Gsrman-Harrison and Birch streets. Rev.
Aug Ernst, pastor, SD Harrison streets. Services,
II r. m and D III. sunday school, 9. - g. m.
Young Peoples meeting. p n. Literary en-.
teriaInment asst sunday OF each month
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Chri.finn ahnrche..

Olympic Avenue Church Of csTist, sls Oiym-
&c avenus-R. II. Moss. PASTOR. SUadsy
,chool, 10 u f.. preaching. II b n. and 7:so
:. n.
First-Seneea street, between Third and
Fourth Preaching II y N. " Rev = II Free
land: Enaesvor meeting, 6:i5 p. n: sunday
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roErLAsp GRAIN mAHKEr.
SAX rEAselsco MARKETS.

posrIsxD, NOV. 24-wheat--yalley, rs
MT75sc, Wagla " ala, zoe.
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Theosophy.

Seattle Branch, No. l. OF the Theosophical So
cieIy, Sunday. o. m, in its new hall, Oh Third
street Lecture BY Miss A. 81. Lands on Rein
carnation."
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Me.hodi.s Prote.sant Churches.

secood-North sessEle. Republ.c lean apd Pop
lar street, services, IL n m Sn1 7:S3 p II
Frof. Eugene Ter, A n, pastor.
First-Third ard Pine streets Rev. Clark
hayls. pBsgo-. services, II a. IA. cond0ctel Dy
Rev. Eugene Nile Evening service. s-Sa,
under Al sllces Of the Y 4. : OF the ehurca.
eua5Ay school, lzA
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Peru. for 7 skoAarna and Hen zkong; Aiice
Blan hars. for Astoria; Arcafs. Tor Co.'s
bav. Fresgbts and cssarre-s-Sh ElxeII,
coal, from S4nairno 70 san Francisco.
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Salvation Army.
Free Methodist Church.

Barracks, 3I5 Jackson street. Prayer meeting
a m. Holiness meeting, IL q. M Free aud
easy, p. IL rousing meeting at p. N.
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NEW roKK MARKETS..
rnK srocK KxcHAsar.


NEW YoRY. Nov. 2I-The stock market.
during the two hours Of business today.
Was strong in tone and. except Tor few
OF the speoialties, prices at the close
showed advances on the days transactions.
sggar. which showed the most activity.
Was ia good buying demand in the early
dealings. and recorded an advance of a
PER cent, but was subsequently sold down
y. with a ilnsl recovery OF ths entire loss.
making gain on the day Of =. The pre-
ferred rose : Northwestern advanced .,
on the covering OF short contracts. but the
stock being in good supply the shorts took
occasion 10 put ont some fresh lines, caus-
Ing break OF per cent. X Of which was
recovered in the hnai dealings. leaving an
advance OF : on the final quotations OF
yesterday. The shares traded IN made
advances ranging from : 20 per cent.
the latter in lake Shore, iss ia Pullman.
in National Lead. & Ia Western Union. q.
in Rock Island. General Electric. Rich
mand Terminal and Tennessee Coal &
Iron: ST. Paul, Burlington. Delaware &
Hudson. Louisville & Nashville ~ The
nnal trading was active and strong and
the market closed in good order. As
result 81 the trading during the week.
lower range Of values, which. ia The active
list, has been most marked in the
Changers group. the depression in these
shares being due 20 ihe scaling OF the Bar
iugton dividend from II. TO J. and the
Immediate eSnectatlon OF a reduction OF
the North "a estern dividend Northwest
sfn shows a loss 81 -, Most Of the in
dustr3ass are also IA the list Of declines
The total sales Of stock for this week were
tiSs.80 shares. The dealings IN the bond
narSel today we're uuimportant. with
souae exceptions. notably tae Reading and
Southern railroad securities The trans
actions were comparatively light. the
total sales sggTegAtlnE only s36o0Q
Government bonds Steady.
State pouds-DuiE
Railroad kondz-Easy.
Petroleum Steady; December opuou.
closed, sefsc bid.
F1NANCfAf.
Money On call. easy 81 rer cent
Fsime mercantile paper. Sa.eft per cent
Sterling exchange asy. Nth sctnal
business in bankers bills sc slSgt -
<s-A for demand. and 81 Ss@s4 Ss1l. for "a
DAYS, Posted rates, 81 ~iNVf&S7ts and
tSS.t 81. Commercial bssls. 81 49,.
q a..
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Restitution.

Seventh, between Pike and Union. No
services for tho present sunday school, 1878
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Baptist Chnrch~a

e~e1is0-bell and = zata streets Esv Aux
otson, psstsT. Fsstssaee. SIS Dexter street
sssfaess, u a. r. s2a s.S9 !. ~ SGa1Ay sr10as.
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port TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
Il DUSGESE -
STEAMER MONTICELLO
Daily EXERT Monday. Tine card Commanding
TUESDAY. August Fl. 1894
LesTes Seattle. 90 =. Townsend. 1873 a
n. Dungsnss-. "a m; serves Por. Angeles $50
?, m. leaves Port Aageiss. 2.39 .. m: leaves
P0rt Iownssug, 500 p n f: arrives seattle $50
? m CITY DOCK co, seattle. Agent.
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Ills ishrneI specialist well kHQNE oy ~
long residence and successful practice on "A
Pacific Coast. guarantees a prompt and perfst
efr@ ~ "Terv ~~s' he undertakes.
FREE TREATMENT Fer Ss.a the P9as es w n f ss
afternoons.
YUM MIN sn..oa. s sIS.n:t,s w'n nIs
pluples, bashiulness, aversion 10 society, .trs
pidnsss, dependency, losH Of energy, am bltios
and Sc i-conHdsnoe, which deprive you OF you
manhood snd absolute unHt you for study
business or marrisge-li you are thus "a ctes
yeu Know the cause. Get we'll and be man.
hlDDLElGED ,,a are =, .so .,.s
aching backs and kidaeys, irsqusnt PAINT.
irritation and ssd men. in urine, n potency O.
weakness OF sexuai organs, aud Other unmtstas,
.ele signs OF nsrvous dep Iiiy and prsmatarl
decay. Many die OF this difficulty, igaorxst q
the cause. which 10 the second staEs Of ssnins !.
weakness The most obstinate esses OF EhI
character treated win unisillBs success.
ppITlTE Dsssssos-fiisst, Gonorrhosa Inrsr.
ih'nin nations, Dlschai sss. Structures, ~ sax
cess OF organ, syphilis, HYdrocele. YarcOce.s
and kindred troubles quickly cured without
pain snd detention from business.
flTippu-Whieh poisoas the breath. stomach
S0iaHAsu and iuags and pavss the way fOi
CcHso n Itlcn, Throat. Liver, Heart. kidusr
Bladder AID al constitutional and Internal
troubles; also Rupture. Piles, FistHla treated
far In advance Of saJ ether institution In ths
eOpniry.
BLOOD AND SKIN I Diseases; Sores. spots, PIN,
PIES -c5o4atay EyphlLSe
Tais-s, Tumo-s. letter, ECZEMA aud othsr
Impurities OF the blood thoroughly srsdieated
leaving the systsm in q strong. pure and
heat fal state-
tlnIFN-H you srs suffering from psrsistsni
LiDADS HszdAehes. Painful ksnstruassoa
Esgeorrh0s or hitex. Itoerab Itching pis.
plsosnen. o. the Won't, or any sSnsr disiFsas
laE ailments peculiar 10 Jour ser, Fou should
eoasalE D.. sweaEy without ds.sy. he eurss
whea others TAIL
KRITg Your troubles Il living away from Ia.
WHILE city. Thousands cured st home by
eorrespsu9enes and by msdlcIas sent seoErs
from o6seTvston Book entitled "9UiDK 10
HEAL sent free 20 tasss describing shsil
troubles.
omes hours. 70 II q n, 20 ard 70
p Ia euaeaxs, &c "a Y a. n. oaly. Adatsss
LkvKRErT swEASY, N. D.,
5l5 Fro2t -. SEATTLE. sxa
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OaseFya.iens txksa ct al ssstioss ass = To-
sttl nssEl9lsn tsnae 3 o. m Pzrinc tine
GEoRGY - Salisbury,
Observer ia ChAFgsL
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Services every sunday afternoon at O'Clock
a. hall, 231S Front street
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laa yo1 mos thar NewcAztls scree nsa
eozi Las aeSa reduced 20 s. per toag
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Y s s., reg. tiT1; L. : 81. coup,
fiS, l., :. -. reg. -: Pacaae -. Of ~
iOl; Ala, e.ass A, f0S'3. Ala. class Il.
IL, AiS-, cssss q. 81 Ala. cufrener.
- Louisiana AeW Cousals A.. ~. Mts-
saasra -. loo North Caro.ina s.. ia.
sefth tarostns a.. Ice. SousA Carolina
Noa~f-nG., IL; Tenn. New Set -. -
Team. Nsw Sea =. i0ss Tenn. old set -.
e. a features. $50 Va, Centuries.
deferred. So. AteA3soa -. talk.s Ateh -
secoo1 a. isss; Canada Southern sis
feA. Neatral Fsclnc lists 81 -. f.zsss
henRsg & Rio tsran&s =. IT'S; Denver 4
RIO Crands A.. So; Erie Seconds. -.
q. IL. ;. A. 50. s., Il n a \
ga HoQstoa 4 Texas Central -. les
hSaSfna & Texas Central -. il0. ~ A.
J. bret 81. -. NJ X. Z SECOND a. o..
kssaal Vnsea g, lee; y. J. Csasra. era.
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poRT BLAKELEY ROUTE.
Commencing Novsrn Der 1
eTrAHFp EAnArT ~ m.

vii leave blaEs.ey at ; 8 n and D m. seat.
- stAv 4 ~. and p b. daily excaps eafur-
esy. saturday leaves bakeiey n M q m
Anl - y. "a leaves seattle IL a rn ~ 70
s1d 7.s5 >. "a = -
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


lNsrices Tor this department must &c handed
Il y 5oscloek sAEuraaY . insure aussrtloa-l
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u 2. STEAMBOAT AND TRANSFORMATION
ID. COMPANY
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE
C. D. Brosnnsid, Master
Leaves City Dock, foot oil Main street sysrv
Monday. WsdasIcay aud Friday ats D M for
fort Townsend, Ansoortea. samish. Fairhayen
saa hsteom, goisx through To B. sins on sat
urday
CITY Dock Co, Agsutn jos KENDALL
Isssphons SD General Manager.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER EOsALIK
Arlington Dock,
caves Tor Victoria zad Port Townsend daily
Siesst S1n1sY, 81 Ii 80 ?. n : Returning is.xs
.te.oftA n sIsaaar Idaho isavss Tor porr
Townsend sna zsy ports daily. sxes-t $500
= = a. saafzv, direct. a. IA IN (: yet9Tnfr.,
a'Fsel- ga VS. Par. losnssa1 - n M phsns 80
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For Alasks. Nov. sand "A. ga m.

From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at a. m, Nov ]. g, II. is. II, e
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Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE of the
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTR. GREYHOUND.
II Daily except SUNDAY
Leaves Seattle 80 a. n and $50 p. N Leaves
Everett 10 a IA and p. M
Sundsys-Leaves Seattle IL g N Leaves
Everett , .. N.
Fare-single trip, 75c: round trim. sL2a Con-
meets with boats for Tacoma and Snohomtsn.
LandinR-Colman dock. foot OF Marion street
SEATTLE & TACOMA NAVIGATION Co,
Claud Troup, Pres F. W. Goodhue. secy.
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle
follows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
tora, at g. IN. passengers received on board at
: a. m.) Nov. 4. 9, Ia, 70. "a, %.
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GoODALL. PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, san Francisco
J. n JOHNSON, z. S. supt. Seattle.
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TOR ALASKA.

C Water Time Caro-.
= z asss@@esss $780, ~ $500. 800 :,
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DOCTOR SWEAN'

This learned specialist, well known oy "A
long residence and successful practice on II
Pacific Coast. guarantees a prompt and perfs
refra ~ ererv he undertakes
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~KExIx EsSx srArrxExE.
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It iegal requirements


The hanks nov hold So az. 40 IN er.-s.
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WOODBINE.

Miss Susie Shank, of Navarro, Wis
tied her brother and Mrs. Horton dur.
ing the week.
John Lowe, OF Harrington, was in
town Friday. Mr.. Robbins went to
Herington with him, returning the
next day.
Mrs. Janicke and Mrs. S, l.. Book
have been quite sick but are improv-
ing under the care of DR.. Bozarth of
Harrington.
X. II. Volkman delivered load Of
Irvine in the country for the hardware
company Thursday.
Miss Ida Blake visits her town folks
about once a week. She will spend
this week with Mrs. James Gillett.
The social last Wednesday evening
given by the Ladies' Aid society was
a success both financially and socially.
Geo. Smith was in Harrington dur
ing the week.
Ruth Rough returned from Abilene
Wednesday.
The wind storm Monday afternoon
shook off great many apples, but no
serious damage was done.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-06-21
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1894.
Republican State Platform.

Roafilrmlng tho republican national platform
OF IeV1
Resolved. The constant patriotism Of our
party is IN itself a guaranty TO tho nation that
the interest Of Its defenders, their widows and
orphans will be literally cared for and we de-
nOunco their cruel aud deliberate betrayal by
the present democratic administration.
Second-Wo adhere 10 the republican doc
trinc Of protection and believe that tHrir laws
should protect the products Of tho farms as
well ~ Of the factory.
Third-The American people favor bimctal-
lism md the republican party demands the use
OF both gold aud silver Us standard money,
with such restrictions and under such prOvis-
Ions, W be determined by legislation, Us will
secure the maintenance or tho parity
Of values Of the two metals and that
the purchasing and dcbt-paylng power Of
the dollar. whether Of gold silver or paper.
shall be ~ all tlmcs equal Tho interests OF
thu producer, Of the country, it, farmers and
its working men demand thnt the mints be
opened to the coinage Of the silver Of the mines
Of the United states uni that congress should
enact u law lsyying tax ON importations Of
foreign silver sufficient to fully protect the
products OF our own mines
Fourth-Wo favor national and state lcgsla-
tiOn for tho encouragement Of irrigation.
Ptfth-WU dcnOuncc the present state admin
istrutiUn for It's revolutionary tendencies It's
violation Of the laws contempt Of the courts.
the corruption and incOmpctcucy of Its officials.
It's gross mismanngemcnt Of the state institu-
lions and for tho dscrcdit It has brought upon
the good name Of the state. And we pledge the
republican party aud the nominees Of this con-
ytntlon ~ u faithful and economical discharge
OF all oiilclal duties to Il strict observance and
IN honest enforcement Of the law and to obcd-
ence TO the mandates OF the courts
Sixth-'TO the maintenance OF these princl-
pies we invite the support OF all patriotic citl-
Ecns
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-06-21
NAVARRO.

! Mrs. b. +. Peters is visiting friend.
in Mitchell county.
Mary Gigax was thrown from q
horse and her elbow dislocated. DR..
Wrightsman was called to attend it,
and the arm is improving rapidly,
Three families here are enjoying
ice cream. Each family makes cream
once a week, and invites the others to
partake with them; in this way Il
cream social is enjoyed three times a
week.
The crop of late cherries is proving
much more abundant than was ex-
pected.
Harvest has commenced, and Mon
days rain interfered somewhat with
its progress.
Considerable damage was done to
trees in this vicinity by the wind
Monday afternoon,
j. w. Graham intends starting his
threshing machine next week, as
the farmers prefer threshing their
wheat for feed, rather than continue
buying.
Corn is looking well, and the ground
is in good condition, with an OCCASION
al rain a fair crop may be expected.