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Cherryvale Champion from Cherryvale, Kansas • 2

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Ml I I 4 J31Q INDIAN CONFERENCE. 0UE WIT AND HUMOR KANSAS MATTERS. Two charitable entertainments at Emporia last week netted 136.25. SENATOB WHITE GETS IT NOMINATED AND CONFIRMED FOR THE SUPREME BENCH. CHERRYVALE CHAMPI011.

A. S. DULEY, Editor. firm grip npon a Gtate Normal etu- Mumps have a large number of dents at Emporia. SOME SAYINGS AND DOINGS BY THE SATIRISTS, Condensed Xews rrora All Tarts or the Great Sunflower State A.

General Summary of Kansas New. Oherryvale, Kansas Council of the Five Tribe Convenes in Checotah. Checotah, Ind. Feb. 20.

Yesterday there convened in Checotah the most important meeting ever held in the Indian territory. It is the international council of the five tribes of Indians, which has convened to beer the proposition of the Dawes commission for the allotment of land and one common territorial government. It is a meetincr of th3 giant The Appointee Is United State Senator From Louisiana r.nd Come From a Family of lawyers and Judges Immediately Confirmed by the Senate. now a Job At ttrUliank A Suitable Position, Or Laiy Man Secured a Good Dempaey's Wedding How a Scheme Miscarried. Great Wodcrn Banquet.

At the banquet given at the opening of the Royal Albert dock in June, 1880. there were 500 waiters. 100 cooks, 4, 000 dishes. 24.000 forks and spoons. 12.

000 knives. 1 000 glasses and 15, 000 plates. The dessert consisted of 500 pounds of grapes and 000 baskets of strawberries, in addition to other fruiV and the tables and tablo-cloths extended to a mile and a hal Seedy Applicant Say, boss, is Ihero an opening here for a man of push? Merchant You bet That door there swings out. Turn the knob tj fie right and pisa hard. Ax Kettorn man lighted a cigar uid was much displeased bseauso a cartridgo in it exploded.

Yet the cartridge was only 22 calibar. a size deemed quite triUlnjj in the West Wasihsgtox, Feb. 20. Senator White of Louisiana, has bsen nomi Ottawa has a Convercation club. The Mankato Monitor says that 99 per cent of the peach buds in Jewell county have been killed.

Oskaloosa has hopes of being connected with Leavenworth by telephone in the not distant future. Ten country schools in Marshall county have made a start toward securing libraries since last September. The Hazard Gun club of Ottawa went out for a hunt the other day. i wo hundred rabbits were slaught-sred. A portion of the premium list for Coffey county fair to be held neat fall has already been announced.

The Ellsworth Reporter springs the name of Ira E. Lojd as a candidate for congress in the Sixth district. 4 Eleven out of twenty-one applicants for teachers' certificates at the last Sedgewik county examination failed. The G. A.

R. post of Jetmore, Hodgeman county, gave an entertainment Thursday night in honor of Washington's birthday. Mrs. Sarah Stout is said to be the youngest grandmother in Atchison She is only 30 years old and is grandmother of a 3-year-old girL The Newton schools were dismissed Wednesday and Thursday in order to give the students an opportunity to participate in the G. A.

R. excercises. Cheat Hicbard. who. In distress and need, Oflored hi kingdom for fetcocl, And Alexander, shoddlm tcur, IfucauHo no world defied hia spear, H.id writ uere)H on hlxtory' pape ll tkoy jlmcl despair and ruga And adrortlsoit The riace lis Preferred.

Judge You have been found guilty of niurderinsr your parents for their money. Have you anything to say be-jfore sentence is pronounced? Billy the Kid Nawthin, 'cept I Jthfnk you might send me to aorphan A Suitable Position. nated for associate justice of the supreme court. The nomination was a complete surprise to everyone. As soon as the nomination was received the tenate went into executive session and confirmed Mr.

White without opposition. Senator Edward', Dousrlas White comes of a family of Judges. His grandfather, James, was a judge of Western Louisiana in tho early part The gentleman the son-in-law to belongs to will leave him all about to become the shade of Jay ten clubs. This but ton nights of intellects of the Indian territory. I It is a gathering of superior Indian statesmen to consider, the" greatest issue that has presented itself to them.

There is unanimous opposition to a change in the ranks of the delegates, and that unanimity extends to the people in the council. All of the five tribes' were represented except the Seminoles. The Osage and I'onca delegations were admitted to the council with deliberate privileges only. After speeches General Porter of the Creeks announced that this council was not authorized to treat with the commission, and whatever conclusion the council may come to would only be individual conclusions. The council then adjourned to meet today.

It will remain in session two more days. THE LOWEST EVER KNOWN oi tins century, feuwaru uougias, rr.s dovoto to the pleasures The water works company of Lawrence has secured a judgement against the city for $14,040, for back hydrant rental. AY. P. C.

TJ. society was organized at the U. Ii'. church at Osage City last the week to vl home. lather, also a lawyer, Berved three If all cur wishes were gratified most of our pleasures would be destroyed.

Spinsters and Matrons. There has been in England an interesting discussion as to the moral superiority of spinsters over matrons, from which it is 6hown that women who have achieved real greatness in history and shown groatest valor have been as a rule unmarried, the most illustrious esamnJcs given being Queen Elizabeth. Charlotte Corday. Joan of Arc. Florence Nightingale and Sister Koto Gertrude.

A Methodist revival which has just week with a membership of sixty- closed at Cherry vale resulted sixty mice. consecutive terras in congress, ending in 1831, and ajjain served in the saras body as a Whig from December, 1830, to March 3, 1843. He was also governor of Louisiana from 1834 to 1833. Edward Douglas, the appointee, was born in the parish of Lafourche, Louisiana, in November, 1845. lie When public opinion places election fraud where they properly belong, under the head of treason, with the proper penalty attached, thcro will bo some hope of lessoning the number of such offenses.

inversions and now the Presbyterians are engaged in rounding up the was educated at Mount St. Mary's William E. Connelly of Kansas City, has secured a patent for a self-correcting system of abstracting land litles. Professor Bidez of Emporia, has accepted the position of director at Campbell university at llolton, and Goodland is banking heavily on the correctness of the rumor that the M. intends to extend its line to Pn- cblo, running throu jh Sherman's cap Nobody on earth worl harder for less pay than the stingy man.

college at Kmmetsburg-, and the Jesuits' college at New Orleans. He 1 Oxce raoro Emperor William has Indicated a desire to visit this United btato9. He would doubtless b3 welcomed with the 'fervid acclaim employed by people in this country to show that they care nothiDg for titles. will enter upon his duties it once. 3ansas City; will surely have a 11,000 water works suit on its ital on tne way.

So far this winter, bnt eight Good-land families ij.ve applied to the city for aid, and the expense of assisting all of them has not at any time exceeded S10 a week. After, the Grip Reduced to a Shadow," Do lirious, AH Tired Out bands soon. The company's bill amounts to that figure and it cannot be collected served with the Confederate army during the civil war. lie then studied law and in December, 18C8, was licensed to practice law by the supreme court of Louisiana. He was a member of the Louisiana senate from 1874 to 1878, which latter year saw his election as a judge of the state supreme court.

lie served on the bench two years and in May, 1883, was elected a United States senator for the term beginning March 4, 1889. CAST OFF HIS WHITE WIFE. The petitions in behalf of The Junction City council has just to Hood's passed an ordinance making it a misdemeanor for any person to engage in a prize fig-ht or glove contest within Restored v.Perfect Health. Wheat, Sliver and Certain Kinds of Iron Touch liottom Price. New York, Feb.

10. R. G. Dun's Weekly Review says: "This has been a week of record breaking. In wheat, in silver, in some forms of iron and steel, in Connellsvillc coke and in well-known cotton and woolen goods, the lowest prices ever known have been made, and it is gratifying that failures of importance have not resulted.

While no action affecting business prospects was taken at Washington, in continued discussion of revenue and monetary measures and the uncertainty regarding them have a constant unfavorable influence, and different markets have caused sudden fluctuations in prices. "Wheat at 00 cents is not only May brick havo not been without effect. It had been predicted that by their impertinence and iteration they would check any tendency on part of the English authorities towards clemency, and they seem to have done it the city limits.for pay. It has just been discovered that through an error Kansas City, C. E.

Clem, the man who embezzled 5964.64 while acting as Rock Island agent at Norton, has pleaded guilty and been sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Simon Watson, accused-'of criminally assaulting a 9-year old girl near Norcatur, Decatur has been found guilty and sentenced to eighteen years in the penitentiary. The Emporia postoffice has 10,000 2- has lo.t 55,846 in the way of taxes assessed against the Missouri Pacific. Steps will be taken to collect it. A mad dog had the right of way in Scraggy Scraggs Hello, Fatty! You look all kinder spruced up.

Fatty Loders Yes; gotter job in coal yard. Scraggy Scraggs Heavens! Youse ain't workin'? Fatty Loders Not exactly. I sit on th' waggin while the coal's gittin' weighed. A Tender-Hearted Girl. Mother Are you sure that girl will make you a good wife? Son Sure? Absolutely certain.

She is the most kindly, generous, considerate, tender-hearted girl I ever met in my life. "I am delighted to hear that. How did you find it out?" "By asking her for kisses." Delphos, Ottawa county, the other day, and now the city council has cent Columbian stamps, and 1-cent stamps of the large size. These passed an ordinance ordering that all Anotiiek crank ha3 invadea a Chicago bank with a horse-pistol and deadly intent. Luckily he was corralod before ho had a chance to make of himself a subject for iEscu-lapian speculation as to paranoia and atavism and of his intended victim a candidato for post mortem examination.

canines be confined ior two weeks. A receiver has been appointed for I I Milk Zlliife: lower by 44 cents than it was for a day last jrcar, but lower by 13 cents than it ever had been in the previous the seventy-seven years. THE DYNAMITE THAWED OUT. the ptivate bank of Ritter Double-day at Pittsburg. Trouble between must be sold before the government will furnish the ordinary stamps, William Nevill.

a section foreman on the Missouri Pacific at GofFs, Nemaha county, fell from the top of the water tank one day last week and was so seriously injured that he died the same day. The matter of establishing a county the partners and not financial difhcul-ty explains why thep apointment was made. House Wrecked and Two Women A Cliagka, Who Married a White Woman, Elopes With a ISnxora Squaw. Yaxktox, S. Feb.

20. Mrs. Chas-ka, nee Cora Flower, who was married at Cheyenne City agency three years ago to a Santee Sioux, named Chaska, or Samuel Campbell, is now living apart from him in a small town in Southern Nebraska. Several months ago Chaska and his family went to reside on the Santec reservation, a short distance up the river from Yankton, that they might enjoy the fruits of Chaska's Indianhood. Chaska is a Santee Indian, and in company with his children receives a government subsidy every three months.

After two months of life on the reservation Chaska suddenly disappeared, and it was discovered that he had eloped with a young and buxom squaw. Mrs. Chaska, after waiting for return for weeks, left the reservation with her half-breed children, vowing she would never live with Chaska again. Two weeks after she left Chaska returned to the agency, and is now living there with the woman who accompanied him in the'clopement. The W.

C. T. U. of Junction City Progressing Slowly. George How does your suit made an attempt to prevent the ap with pearance of the Lanme Hill troupe A fellow countryman of Pade-rewski is surpassing that individual in tho East as a pianist.

His hair is not so long as Paddy's that is tho new pet name for 'Povsky but his lingers aro a little longer and ho Sweeps the keyboard like a tidal wave or a Missouri cyclouo. His is SlivinskL that was advertised give a perfor mance the other night, but was Miss Beautie progress? Jack I am pursuing a waiting policy. "Eh?" "Yes. I'm waithig for her to er change her mind." The Hazen district, No, 116, in Syl van township, has the largest school Hurt at Edjjerton, Kan. Or-ATHE, Feb.

19. A man engaged in sinking a well through rock on a farm owned by Jacob Smith, near Edgerton, placed a stick of dynamite in a cookstove to thaw out, going away and apparently forgetting where the dangerous explosive had been left. Mrs. Smith and daughter-in-law soon afterward went to work in the kitchen, unaware of their peril. The dynamite soon thawed and exploded, blowing the stove into pieces, wrecking a portion of the house and probably fatally injuring the two women.

SECRET TRIALS, library in Reno county. Ii consists of 7 volumes. Six other country dis high school is receiving a considerable amount of attention in Republic county. The probabilities are, however, that the pJans will not materialize for several months, A Weir City man named Dennis announces himself as a candidate for congress, lie insists that there is nothing in a name and that his chances are as good as though he were named Smith or Jones or EiL A petition being circulated among the business men of Kansas City, asking for signatures for a 2r, L. Rogers Edson, Kansas.

C. T. Hood Lowell, "Gentlemen: I consider that Hood's Sarsa-parilla is all that it i3 recommended to be. I was taken with the grip last Christmas, and la about a month time I was rc-duoed to a mere shadow of my former self. Ia fact I got so thin that my wife began to get very anxious about ne, as I had no strength left, and my head was so bad that I had frequent spels of delirium.

Finally I was persuaded to try Hood's Saraa-parilla, and began to improve in health After the First Dose. I have used three bottles and am feeling as well as ever, and know nothing of that tired out feel- ins of which so many complain. Four or five hours rIppii is sufficient for me. and I am ni Oxe class of men da not seem to have joined the ranks of tho unem tricts in the county own upwards oi An Urgent Case. Lady Doctor, I wish you would call ployed, and that is the fellows who sixty vo umes.J go about making marriage engage A bill has just passed the senate providing for the relief of W.

L. ments with two or more women at tho same time. llathor more than the usual numbor of such cases aro Pepperell of Concordia to the extent SUICIDE OF A CRANK. of SI. 745.

This amount is claimed by Pepperell he lost while being postmaster under Cleveland during his first A Maine Hermit Leave No Doubt a to now reported daily. It is a thrifty but poor business just the same. pardon for i red Sorter, who went to around to see my husband some evening when he's at home. Do not let him know that I asked you, because he declares he is not sick; but I know he has consumption, or something. He's going into a decline.

Doctor I am astonished, but I will calL What are his symptoms? "He hasn't any except weakness. He used to hold me on his lap by the hour, and now even the baby tires him." the penitentiarv in January for ten the Cause of Ieath. liAXGOR, Feb. 19. Charles D.

years for shooting Enoch Link on May every morning at break cf day." L. C. Rogers, 30, 1890. French, pedler and harmit of Orono, blew the top of his head off yesterday. Congressman Broderick is quotsd in Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and administration.

Ice cream soda will be a luxury in stead of an article of steady diet in Emporia next summer. All the dispensers in town havo joined a combine to fix the price at 10 cents and keep it there. It will cost any member of the combine 25 in the way of a line to sell at 5 cents. an interview assaying that he will do He left the following letter: To the Curious: sfliclently. on the liver and bowels.

25c ail in nis power to have government work commenced on the Missouri river 1 O.VE of tho Midwinter fair guards, having behaved in a disorderly manner down town, was arrestod and fainted from tho shock. The tenderhearted guard seems to have mistaken his calling. There is something painfully incongruous in the flpcctaclo of such a gentlo nature harnessed to a sword. He should b' a flower girl. 3:15 p.

Feb. 17. In two hours I at Atchison to prevent further dam Satisfactorily Proven. Twelve Austrian Anarchist Accused of High Treason. Vienna, Feb.

20. The trial of the twelve Anarchists, arrested last September, charged with conspiracy against the life of the Emperor Francis Joseph, began to-day. The defense asked that part of the proceedings be made public, but the court ruled that the trial should take place in secret. The prisoners are said to be closely connected with the Anarchists of America and evidence in regard to that point will be a feature of the trial and many sensational developments are expected. age by the washing away of the banks.

The following ent sbom the onfEt walch caused snek kblltar Maximillian Eppstein, a prominent Democratic politician and wealthy shall be dead, shot through the head with a big charge of lead (no poetry intended), and be on the spook route to kingdom come. Disease and poverty the cause. However, no one knows I am in a destitute condition, but I'm in it, just the same. Burn, boil, bake, buy or send my carcass to the phos coalcu auaoaz taa windmill at the rld 1 sir. Mrs.

M. R. Wickens of Sabetha, formerly at the head of the W. R. C.

of Chief B-j chart in of the Dent. business man of Toledo, died suddenly at noon Monday, of hemorr of Africa it ore wished it put up to cut ana grind feed for Uie stock on exhibition and urged Kansas, and last year president of the national organization of that order, hage. He was largely interested in the Finlay Brewing company and la this model outfit na horizontal abaft was used. Wo belted direct to other machines from the pulley, which is sin-ays part of the Aermotor Grinder, thus greatly economizing an first Cust, ia power, and in space. It cut feed as rapidly cs two men could get it to tho has been made superintendent of the would have undoubtedly teen the reform school for girls at Chicago at a other UiudiiiiU to.

3 to ut up outfits. They would not, and tried to prevent 11s They bad a regular organization for fighting cs, held meetings, and appointed committees and fur weeks occo pi- phate factory, just as the humor strikes you. I'm weak, faint and hungry, but I know how to cancel all next postmaster of that city. good salary. Shot Ills Brother Dead.

Guthrie, Feb. 20. Henry my engagements with Mr. Lrouble The grand union of the Tqu' table ed great ilcu of their pff cutter and ground 15 to An old colored woman applied at Ix a region chiefly famous for having supplied a rhyme for "hymn book, too," a French flying column has suffered tho fate of certain unfortunate Englishmen in Matabcle land, The French havo been playing jingo in various part3 of the Eastern world of latu, and must expect an occasional reminder even at Timbuctoo that that sort of conduct has possible drawbacks. and Mr.

Misery. Aid Union lodge for the state of Kan Stiles, aged 30, killed his brother the free restaurant Saturday after otrntime ami that of V4 bushels an hour. theWorld'sFairOili- Afe' A great ny rials trying to pre- 4Sf'5A fil werm Tent us from erert- mXTi sold to sas met in annual session in Kansas lours respectfully, Charles Fbexch. Jasper, aged 20, at Umega, lilaine City, Wednesday. About fifty i noon anu was given a Dasuet oi provisions.

Later it, the day she sent ing one, anu our outfit was artnal delegates were present. The sessions several of her children to the same ly torn down and EVANS AND MORRELL GIVE UP. were resumed the next da when new county, forty-five miles west of here. They quarreled over the sale of a $15 pony, when Henry pulled a revolver and shot. Jasper staggered toward wrecked one even ty iL-J -f was a 12-ft.

Geared ingafterdaik.be- officers and a delegate to meeting place and secured another basket of eatables. Saturday night she gave a supper at her house, charging each Aermotor on a 40-ft. The Two Noted California Outlaws Sur lore it was competed, by pait'cs who the door of his father's house saying, of the grand lodge of" the Uniteo States at Philadelphia next month were elected. render to the Authorities. Vis ALIA, Feb.

20. Chris Evans, pulled it over witn a rope. Mr. Buchanan sett Chief of Suff, J. A.Green, person 15 cents, thus making several 'Now you have done it," and fell on dollars by the scheme.

Atchison rirh m. tmmwihM nf the the door step dead. The coroner's steel tower, put op on a light frame barn, and a 65 mile wind on contd iMrdiy feel the lam shake. Tha feet the Steel Tower restf-d upon two 4x4 trniher la on the roof, lb rough these feet and timbers long bolts, passed through the roof ard were kickers to see us, and in A 1 his presence, the fres. cf 1 1 In the case of the Knights of Pythias Chanipioa.

jury returned a verdict of malicious the At motor Co. oaarea the train robber and outlaw who cscapad from Fresno jail a month ago, is again in custody. It was discovered that he had come into Visalia from the insurance on the lives of Kichavd Nor-bey and William Heinze, which tin to pay freight, or express- Superintendent Gaines, of th de murder. Henry is custody. family run a hotel at Omega.

on Geared cutsfs 1 PuofeswuCapiot, a French veterinarian, is authority for the statement that dogs olten spread tho disease of consumption, that ho had held many post-mortem examinations of supposed to have died of cancer and in every case found that tuberculosis was tho cause of death. Dr. Cadiot insists that people who have partment of public instruction, has that any rifacr wind- bineficiary refused to pay on the mid exhibitors would mountains with his partner, Edward pot up and lo furnish secure! devrn in the 4x4 brace which pass- from eaeb foot of th tower to where thry were serure-Jy bolted to the 10x10 mast. 4 ft. which ground that the insured came to their death throurli the excessive use of akiilet ere'-torsto er-t Tornado In Louisiana.

Feb. 19. One of the them in order lo ha.c made the following rulings: The examination manuscripts on file in the county superintendent's office are the property of the county, and under pro something with stimulants, the secretary of the board Morrell, who assisted him to escape from Fresno jail, and that the two men were hidden in Evans' house here. most destructive tornadoes known in to compare the Aermo of control has ottered to compromise tor in practical work. This they wculd not do Monahan Phwat's the throuble ye've been in, Horgan? Horgan Oi wor at Dempsey's wed-din', begorra! Monahan An' ye had a ruction there, Oi sippose? Horgan Faith we had! They tould me Casey was the best man; an', av coorse, thot was more than Oi cud shtand; but, begob, he was! tection of the county superintendent.

by paving S603 to Mrs. Norbey. The the history of Clayborne parish passed several miles north of this place at 6 extended from theieas; of tho roof to tho floor, so that the enure weight of the tower was transmitted through the mast to the floor. Th is shows infected dogs about them are almost Officers surrounded the house and a ior IU9 reason that tne steel (reared ntllsf'ther A county superintendent has no right to detach a quarter section from a yesterday, the rearing of tiie TJ 5 sure to sooner or later contract tho disease than Aermotors on exhibition Wfreesperi- few hours later practically all the inhabitants of the town were present. Evans l-ecognized the fact that escape policy is for $2,000.

3 A prohibition row is brewing at Atchison. A number of citizen have I 1 bow a hich sted tower uenUl and it was well 1 school district in his county and at storm being distinctly heard here. The casualties known thus far r.re known that the 12 ft. 1 1 rmestrurtnre. In this tach the same to a school district in Aermotor would do petitioned the police commissioi to -J cue th wheel wu tar Ml 1 iurs to be unaffected by more work than any an adjoining county.

Such action was impossible, and altar brief negotiation with Sheriff Kay of this county he and Morrell surrendered. one white child and one negro girl killed and many wounded. le ft, wooden hne drusrgist3 monthly the same as would involve the disorganization of a As it was, the out tit i rj if .1 the eddies and enr- Ll I A i. school district and the creation of a they do joints. The druggists say that if anything of the kind is attempted they will pool their forces a art the only power miil put f'-r public 1 joint district: The district board has Feckhaiu Rejected.

Washington, Feb. By a vote of The Chicago police are evidently wrong in saying that Mullansy. the man who robbed tho poor box in St Patrick's cathedral, is one of. the cleverest "crooks" in the town. No self-respecting "crook" would bo guilty of such petty meanness; it is a depth to which ho would not de- 1 Mov I The shaft in Ihe Tower fi jGiK.

1 aPPrted bT Stool I 1 liod and Braces. frjir Wl Borm MARTIN HANGED IN EFFIGY. use. ana it never cot no right to employ a teacher not le oat of order in the 3 close up every joint in town. The ci slightest particular.

gally qualified, that is, one who does Ex-Constituents Living: at Tond Creek Ex 41 to 1j2, the senata yesterday afternoon rejected the nomination of Wheeler though operated by is not yet. not hold a legal certihcate. However, antam mar lianas. zfV-l X- I aame money mm rvm If haifing tools press Their X'eclings Forcibly. Fond Cheek, Feb.

20. The H. Peckham of New York as a mem Counterfeit money is circulating are utett ridge cf tarn th towa ber of the United States supreme A Hint. Mother I can't have that young man staying here so late at night You must give him a hint of some kind. Daughter (in the evening I am very much afraid something will happen to you on the streets at vht.

You must be more careful of I srself, and not be out so late. If anything should happen to you, I'd I'd die. They are engaged now. scond. The soul of a poor box thief of Senator Martin of Kansas aaa mast can through the city.

A number of merchants have been getting the stuff and if a teacher not holding a certificate is employed by the district such teacher can collect from the district whatever his services are reasonably worth, without regard to what salary court. brought would rattle around in a mustard was hanged here Friday night in the aown at Martin voted for confirmation, and cue side. seed like a parched pea in a bladder. have cautioned itheir clerks to be on the lookout. The money is mostly PefEer, Cockrell and Vest against.

court house square and was left hanging all nig'at. On it was a tag read- and his intellect would bo lost on the halves and dollars, and ring as true as may have been stipulated the con tract. The district employing a teach point of a cambric needle. Ex-Secretary Foster's Liabilities. Cleveland, Ohio, Feb.

16. Ex-Sec the real dollar In weight they are short and have a greasy feeling. The Senator Martin of Kansas stood on er not legally qualified can not have the time in which school was taught United States ofiicers will soon havo Siberian atrocity writers have retary Foster's assignee has made public a statement which shows the liabil something to say to these swindlers. never given to tho world stories half the senate floor and spoke for the ltock Island railroad company to beat 3,000 people out of their rights. His old constituents decided to hang him.

How a Brilliant Scheme Miscarried. ities of Foster Co. to be bo horrible as tho official report of The hardware store of Keefer Bros. assets, 533,392.60. Real value of tho czar's Investigators of the Rus of Olathe was broken into Wednesday sian convict settlement on the island assets, $43,310.85.

Charles P'oster's personal liabilities are placed at STATE OFFICERS REMOVED. nisrht. and seven double-barrel shot guns, and one Marlin. repeating rifle, of Saghalien. Tho very fact that tho Russian authorities have allowed 773.13; net assets, $115,436.58.

by such person counted as a part of the thi-ee months necessary to entitle it to the state school fund. Under the circumstances which you recite, I will say that the matter has never been settled by tho courts of this state. There is no question in my mind but that the district board is guilty of openly and defiantly violating the law. I am also of the opinion that, if a suit were brought, the court would remove the board for willfully violat Governor Rich of Michigan Act on the all worth over $200 were stolen. Jiin- Cases of Three Officials.

portions of the report to become trance was effected by cutting through a larse plate fflass in front. Nothing Lansing, Feb. 19. Governor public shows that but a small pro portion of the horrors havo been de else of value has been missed thus far. Rich this afternoon found Secretary fa MODEIPOWER OUTFIT AT VJCRLtfS FAIR.

As vet no clue has been obtained to, of State Joachim, State Treasurer scribed. But such facts as have come and a reward has been offered for the guilty parties. Hambitzer and Land Commissioner Berry guilty of making false records out havo added yet more blackness to the already frightful record of the of the votes on the salary amend realm of the White czar. Proprietor of Patent Medicine Ah! Thefnew Colby land district embraces the fourteen counties, within ment of 1893 and ordered their re That's what I call advertising! Just moval at once. wsit till they get on the avenue.

sixty miles of the Nebraska line and 200 miles of the Colorado line. In 1892 a ten-year-old boy by the IF truo that the uity oi l'ara was prevented by tho greed and rancor of FOR SIX YEARS M'KANE. ing the law. Not a single arrest has been made in Humboldt for over six months. Someone who doesn't know much about it suggests that perhaps the explanation is that in Humboldt prohibition makes a pretty good stagger at prohibiting.

An unknown man fell under the ears on the Santa Fe road at Argentine Tuesday night, and was instantly killed. It is surposed by the railroad L'aclflc Mail from sailing to the res Tho I.ate l.oss oi Oravescnd uiven a name of victor Carlson was run oyer cue of the crew of the Kearsargo anl killed on the road in Kansas Tho third advertisement ia jeries will show a Steel Cir cellar Sitt and Frame, fur farm and sawyers use. It Perfect Pole Saw, with Perfeet Safety Guards, and runs with very nrnch les pwer than ordinary buzz saws sud has a better saw. This $10 Haw and Prone wilt be gireu 'or hm and Av copies of Ibis advertisenieMt, (wak-k Is ha. 1st tho erries.) if sent immediately after tho appearance in this paper of the Saw (No.

3.) but only one saw will be furnished to any cne person. For the extra four copies cs.ll on neighboring subscribers to this paper, or induce others to subscribe, because we will not accept these advertisements unless taken from papers mailed to regular subscribers whoso caincs and addresses must be riven, together with the date of the paper from which they are clipped. Our Irrigation Pomp nay be substituted for tho Saw. father to.b. Chicago.

Where we can, we snail mate liberal offers to accept eopra of these advertisements in part payment for Windmills. If yoa hare any thought of U5inr a windmill this year writ ma at once, stating what yon will need, whether Pc raping ox Geared, and if possible we will inUte yon a liberal ofTer. The Aermotor Co. proposes to distribute feaOGV CaSB, 13 PRIZES for the best essays written by the wife, eon or daughter of a farmer or u-er of a windmill, am wen rig the question, rTHT SHOrLD I I'SE AS A Lit 30 TO tM For conditions of competition and amounts and numliers of prizes send for particulars to the Aermotor Chicago, or to its branches, at Sam Francisco, Kansas Citv, Liner.in. KeK, Sionx City, Iowa, Min-reanolts, Buffalo, er to Park Fiase.

Kcw York City. Aennntor Pumping and Geared sr.me price, aU Steel, alt Gai ran: zed -After-Cora pi etion, delivered free on cars at Chicago and shipped to any ons, snvwhere, at the follow: re prices: 8-ft. S25. 1 2-ft. SSO.

1 6-ft. 1 25. Long Terln In the Fenlteutiary. Brooklyn, N. Feb.

20. John thcro will bo a general desire to with- Cartridges for Honolulu. San Feajccisco, Feb. 20. When the steamer Australia sailed for Honolulu yesterday carried a consignment of fifty cases of rifle cartridges addressed only by a cabalistic mark.

Each of the' fifty cases weighed from sixty to eighty pounds. Matrimonial Bureau in Trouble. Topeka, Feb. 20. Deputy United States Marshal Leon DeBont arrested L.

G. Bennett of Netawaka, Jackson county, on charge of using the mails for fraudulent purposes. Bennett oparated a -matrimonial bureau, and advertised it through the mails. The Pollard Suit Date Fixed. Washisgtox, Feb.

19. Judge Bradley of the district supreme court after listening to" counsel for each side, this morning fixed March 8 as the date for beginning the hearing of the suit of Madeline Pollard ag-ainst Representative W. C. Breckenridge of Kentucky. Citv.

Kan. His father has just filed dray all disparaging remarks that suit against the company to recover i McKane, the late political boss of have been made concerning thi cor 510.0C0 damages for the sjn death. Gravesend, was this morning to Sing Sing for six years. Judere poration. They will see so far too mild to be appropriate as to bo little Barrett overruled all motions of every Meetings will be held at Geuda Springs and Oxford February 19th, Udall and Belle Piaine on the 20th, men that he is L.

Lindsey, and that he was beating his way to Colorado when he met with the accident which less than complimentary compared kind to stay the passing of sentencj, with the new set that will bo substi (WETTING Mulvane and Derby on the 21st, and OK THS WAT TO THK AVE2TIXE. VP.) caused his death. He attempted to Sues the North and South Road. tuted. Such a corporation ought to Wichita on the 22nd for the purpose of Topeka, Feb.

20. Miss Carrie have a soul in order that in the man board the -train and fell between the cars and was dragged under the working up enthusiasm in Fred Close railway scheme. Maude Smith, who has been employed ner of the individual impenitent it wheels. as stenographer and typewriter in might lose it. In order to create a demand for his the office of Auditor E.

E. Carpsnter next issue the editor of the Phillips- burg Dispatch thus tantalizes his reg of the Golf and Inter-State Eailway A recent serious epidemic of diph A temporary Farmers' institute has been organized a Smith Center as the result of a meeting held there the other day by ex-Secretary Mohler An ular readers: "There is a very sensational matter in this city just about theria in Detroit was traced to tho TUB Best ftttrpJ la the WORLD! custom wnicn prevailed among institute will be held in March, when ready to unfold to the public, but we Co to press to early to give it to our it is expected that a permanent organ ization will be effected. school childroi of changing lead pencils. Each day at tho close OXE HOUR LATER. of school the load pencils were all readers.

A proposition has been made to the Last year a number of Pittsburg company has brought suit in Justice Furry 's court against this corporation and Auditor Carpenter for $15, the balance of her last month's salary. ot After a Dakota DIvorcCt New York, Feb. 10. At the ofP.ce of J. W.

Mackay, it was denied that Princes' Colonna intended going, to South Dakota to apply for a divorco from her husband. She. continues to occupy her brother's apartments in 3 gathered up and placed in one com lo) sportsmen went over into Missouri Good ia Thiols ErtU Book Agent Only a moment, sir. city for the location of a larga shoe factory in Parsons, and the board of mon box and redistributed tho next hunting. 1 hey were arrested ior vio Shelby and Walker Favorably Reported.

Washisgtos, Feb. 20. Favorable reports were made to fhe senate In executive session on both the nominations of John R. Walker, for district attorney of the Western Missouri district, and Jo Shelby, for marshal. Morton Hanged la Lflljjy.

Omaha, Feb. 17. Secretary of Agriculture J. Sterling Mortou was hanged in eftigy at his home in Nebraska home town, last night. The perpetrators are not known.

lating the game and fish laws and A pencil used by one pupil one directors of the Commercial club met wish to show you the latest and best, Ml day was thus apt to bo used by most finely illustrated, handsomest made to pay tines and costs; Now they have organized a social Joe" and considered the matter. The board regards he proposition as a very fav another the next. Tho habit, almost TheFISH KitAXD SLICKEK water proof, and -will ks voudry iu tho riarOxM tinn-. Tnq universal, of putting the poucil in club, the membership of which is limited to the persons who were arrested orable one, and has appointed a special committee to further investigate bound edition of "Poems of All Ages," complete in twenty-seven Old Gentleman I am blind, thank htzTSi! leavers the entire li5.e. DaTTret-f Sonu While on that trip.

If the. "Fiih r.rard" is net on iU l.lnetra-l ..1. constantly advised of her husband's the natter. tho mouth and the fact that some of the pencils were infected, makes the rt of tho' sorry tale complete movements..

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