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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
Halves and Quarters.

1t is strange how long some men will live
without ever waking up to the perception OF
certain truth which 10 the common mind
seem self-evident.
An old bachelor who was quite wit.
lived alone in q very uncomfortable-loo looking
place. and Lis apartments were always in
look great disorder
"Why don't you get married." said a
friend one day. ''rhen you would have
some one to fix up things here and make it
look hOme-like."
.'TLe fact is I've new r thought of it,
said he. 'but it does look reasonable that q
better bl.f would make better Quartcrs"-
Gamers and Grocer,' G izeite.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26


rad 20 the club . goa pause tOW4po ~
Precipitation FROM the brew Of u mount
ain or while tic = nose-ba8 over my
horses head and sock , few much-needed
oats into him. Then thabook n bo after.
wards used for sQuatting ferns and other
fauna, SO that we may curry them homo with
US and think about them next winter.
see that u,ider the provisions Of section
9, Of.article V, page Z, Of the revised stat
u.cs OF your association under the title OF
Membership, ''that no person sh II become
an active member after the organization 10
complete, who has not climbed at least one
snow mountain to its summit -
This harsh ruling will for some time yet
prevent mo from becoming an active mem
Der, though il you could relax this rule SO
as to let in y man who has been gently
toycd with by . cycl, ne and lifted by that
agency 10 where he could look over into
GabrieIs watermclon pa,ch, might get in
at AN rly date.
would like to climb some of your more
obduratc mountains. however, in the near
future. and tax, G!y share Of the suffering.
Some ; would also like to join an Arc
tic expedition. and Go some suffering in The
higher la.i.I.ies. think l would succeed
there frs: rate. as am used 10 subsisting
on NY friends when very. very hungry.
Ny idea would b.. TO j)in the club. first
rs an honorary member, then gradually be-
coming an active member, w.iikius long dis
iances ard climbing hay stacks by means
OF NY "a. cns,ock, until l became very a.h-
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
CASCHERE EXPLAINS.
Tho Cause Of u YOun: Gentleman's Agita.
ton and Indifference.
LIZ.

Tho Cause Of - YOUNG: Gentleman's A Gita.
ton and Indifference.
"Explain yourself"
A tu, d of moonlight streamed in through
the window and ba,hed Julia Siimback's
golden curls in a soft, mellow radiance
She stood there in all the warmth of young
womanhood, her hand resting lightly on
the back Of the antique chair that had
been relic of the family ever since they
moved to HobOken. "James Caschere,';
she went on. the mellow tones OF her
voice rising and falling like the soft muir
muir of the sea, ''uo not h rbOr in your
tickle breast the idea that you can for one
instant tritie with my affection. Since you
first came to me tonight have observed
your agitation, have seen, alas! your stud.
ied Indifference
"Julia!'
AS James Caschere uttered this one word
in a half le.ding way look of anguish
Overspread his face. "JUl!a S.imback," he
continued. 'yOu know not what you say. II
is true that l have not been myself this
evonlng. Something, alasl has come be
tween us. The secret must be buried for
ever in my own bosom. swear 10 you that
ere another sun has lighted up these por
tails this obstacle shall be removed"
snow or never"
James Caschere's face turned dea,hly
pale. "You know not what you ask" he
muttered, hoarsely. SIS these no alternar
tive?'
None"
Then, julia" he went on, convulsivcly
placing his hands in his pockets. If there is
no other way will break the news. My sus-
penders have parted. "-Clothier and Fur.
niSher
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
Relieved His Mind.

A farmer left his wagon on the north side
of the city hall the other day, and made g
call on Lafayette avenue doctor to inquire
"Say, doc, how did that elixir of life bust
ness pan out?
"You mean the Brown-Sequnrd theoryT
Eyes. that's the Teller"
ut didn't work."
'Didn't it make any old folks youngs"
mo"
"Any doctors working at it noww
$40. Why do you askr'
''Well, had an idea My old woman ha,
got mighty sassy of late. telling me to shut
up go to, come OF the perch. and SO on.
She's over 60, and it struck ne that she was
celebrating OH being sot back about thirty
years, and then giving me tue shake for a
purifier man. II seems l vas wrong. and
now I'll so home with my mind relieved and
make her walk clialk Detroit Free Press
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26

ASIbSDlNo a MOlNlAlN fEAh
letic and strong: then climb tall trapped
noun ain. freezing both cars tai they
swe!l..d w OF I,'y re,arn like a pair Of baked
apples, aid EoE.d 60 ..',roa,l in search of
the coy a.,d prudish y 9Th Pole. Finding
the pole '. Oi.l.l cut my name in tho bark,
eat u fr,st3.;.,ade-, aud with these picked
men cnu,,.'cI about my person, I would
return fL.l Of information and blubber TO
lcctGrer III tie Soiid North.
1 din NATURALLY Of = rowing disposition and
dearly love 10 aeex Cnt icw dangers which
lean d., is ,nAii
You also nave ;,n extinct volcano near you
which would &c glad 10 pry Into and see
what IL Is that eases zee nausea which in-
varIa5iy seems 20 accompany this phen m
enOn. Some scientist ought to 60 down
in o tho crater If an extinct volcano and see
why il Is that tiva Always seems to lie so
heavy on tho stoula.h IL Vcsuvious, for in
stance. Seine t';,uk l would be a good
man and perhaps | would. I cou d get q
very good petite: asking me 10 do so, but
hate 10 50 down MO the b wells Of the
ear. il. HpL k.:cwiI.: row will be received
l: II Draw, buj IT &c same time Gcenly
sensitive. l '.:uEd haze to iid after it
WAS too late that my presence rather exag-
geraiCd il.,: nailsr! which seems To be the
curse Of il voc1. c.; Terry existence.
Ailrcs liI! iLn Oregon Aipiue Club
thrnu- "a is corresponding secretary. wish
thus p,i;,ii,-. 81 all canGor and sincerity,
to THANK ,hv ciL5 for the honorary men,
berSuip TINS % W1ri.iiiy conferred, asking
Ouiy IN" freedom II soc:e ii Your most
praisewor,hy 100 .nLairs, with the right to
Climb thclh "a: ,:...,i 'iiii" Us NY elect, but
not before taat 'i;ac. In that way l shall
be honOr"t al. | nsii en- isdvor ID avoid 30
far AS p'--i5lt. in any way disgracing
your or2:-":Hai."H s,:aer than II accom-
pauy You by pieans of livery team mostly
on YOUR asren's.
s 'ci;i.,y yuu will tul me Il great acquisi-
ton. am full Of smau talk and scleace,
licratarc, art. political econ my, travel
and the ommon sch Il branches. I can be
earnest or playful rs the mood changes, like
sunlight Causing the summer shadows
across the glorious mead. l can provoke
the listener TO nrrriment with my pathos
o: jerk loose the scaiding tear by means Of
my sunny humor. So that in selecting me,
your cub has made no mistake
When is the first annual dinner Of thu,
club!
If you will let me know, will put nv
alpensInri i'll shawl str p and come on.
Remember me to the conchologist and
tell the rn'omoogi,t that l have found
somethm. at i "rcAorcggs'' hotel which
would nferc>, him, know. 1t looks like
an early dwarf terrapn and smells like
case Of fermented oblivion. So, no more at
present. from YOUR true friend,
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
@x&- Aws
What the Wives Hear.

Merchants Wife tat homel-You have
been drinking again.
Wholesale Merchant (apologetically)-
Cou d not helpi m dear Mr.. Surepay, Of
Podunk. wash in cl y buying goods to day,
and only way ti.ic) cou Il hold Iii, trade was
ly thic, drinking with him. Awful sot,
that Sarepay
Mrs. Surepay lat hoteD-Goodness,
mel Josiah, YOU have been driuking
Mr.. Surepay-Washn' t my fault, IN dear
These ere city merchants can I shell u man
bill y gods wi bout sioppiu' to drink every
five minutes. Never saw such topers."-
Philadelphia Record.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
Sherifrs Sale.

STATE or KANSAS. -
Thomas County.
The Oberlin Loan, Trust and Banking Con
pany. Plaintiffs. -
Nancy j. ThOrp, formerly Nancy j. Chapple.
Defendants.
BY virtue of al Order OF Sale to me directed
and delivered, issued cut of the District tourts
of the State OF Kansas. sitting in and for
Thomas county, in said State, will, on Mon
day the eth day of January A. d. 1897 IN
tween the hours of IL o'clock a. M and
O'Clock d. IN. of said day, at the Court uous
door in the city of Colby in the County ant,
state aforesaid. offer at public sale and sell to
the highest bidder. for cash III hand all thu
following described real property. tO-wit:
southwest quarter of section twelve (l2)i
township No. six Cl south of Ia rye thirty.h
Cs5) west of the sixth 9TH p. NJ in ThOu j.
county and State of Ku g. to satisfy a juC
nent obtained in the eve named courtu
:4th day of June, leS9. for the sum OF six hun
died and nine and 9rlUJ t$Ju9a5) DOLLARS auC
the further sum of twentv-three and 2OlA
Sd. 2C) taxed as sostS and accruing costs. an
for the sale of said properly to satisfy saiI
Judgment.
Said property levied on and to- be sold as thu
property of the abnve-named defendant
NJ. W. WIrHAN, sheriff
Sheriff's Office, December 70. lSs9 a.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26

ing chasm just as it was in the act OF yawn-
in,r. and so lacked about nlne feet 81 getting
across. The following September this
peus;ock was found by the verg. of the
yawning cfasm. Several hundred feet be-
INV i VI! urc was seen eating the lining
from an old pochei -boos. Still further Gown
We ture-ome chamois hunter with u rope
ted around his waist discovered the N :rls
Of mans front teeth on the trees, as he
had evidently b'azed his way along down
wnile pass;n hurriedly in perpendicular
d rec.iion toward the bottom. Farther
down lie discovered broken pelvis and the
m inspiring IT 4 Waterbury watch, which
had crawed out of the case and entirely
flied the bottom Of the chas,n to a height OF
nIne and one ha.f feet
ihe lnan l. mself was dead.
One thing 1 wanted to ask about the club
was this: Do hon rary members bring their
dinners, or will some way be provided
VIII reby they viii hot have TO Go 500 lean
bring some things 10 eat with me. IL de-
sirsd, but would prefer 10 do otherwise If
not putting you out. We live well al home,
and yet one tires of the same food year IN
and year out. Whatever you decide on in
that way Will be satisfactory 10 Tie. Food
should DC. for such trip. nutritious. well
prepared and expensive. Icould pu. il In
the hind part Of my wagon along vii d nv
alp, ns,oek, IL thought best
would be glad to meet personally the
geologist, the miueralogist, the ethnologist,
the ornithologist, the ichthyologisr, the
botanist, The nicroscopist, the entomoloelst
and the conchologist of the club When
not too busy would be glad to aid them 80
far Us possible in their researches. Ishall
take with me on those trips . large scrap
book containing press notices and autumn
leaves. lean then read from this tome to
The club the kind things said Of mo By the
American press, wherein Is has been stated
thae ] Aave called, O. thatI was eco q sse
o1DooeA ~ ogha1 eaeemipas WAHA q
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
lie Desrrv,.,j "a Hr Uunr

Leader Of Arizona Regulators III you
have ally thing 10 saw before we string you
up we will give you five minutes.
Vicsim-You are about 10 lyLch an limo
cent man. gentlemen. Upon my soul. you
are! Ism not a horsethie!, bu, an honest
man that works for living. am Tucson
cis = manufacturer. Ask Colonel Allgore
il I amt.
Leader-Did you make those cigars that
Colonel Aligore was handing round among
the boys just before ec,ion!
Victim ,eagerly,-I did, sir.
Leader (s,erniy) String him up, boys!-
Chicago Tribune.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26

from her pocket, and shaking it under her
husbands nose
Mr.. Palmer looked at the letter and
seemed to be very much surprised.
"Louisa," he said, II suppose should
have toll about it before, but it is not too
late now"
'-Oh, I know what it ls I always sus.
pected it. You lave got another wife.
Why didn't I die before became tie vicum
of heartless wretch?'
"Not quite" answered Mr. Palmer, "but
you see the tailor didn't have my coat
ready for the wedding, so had to borrow
Mr.. Hyde's coat in a hurry. and all these
letters and this cigar case belong to him."
20, Ransomr'
20, Louisa!"-Alex e. Sweet, in Arkan.
saw Traveller.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26

"A MAN SHOULD NEVER TAKE Such RISKS"
made and the carriage rolled off amid the
shouts of the delighted street Arabs
There We're the usual congratulations and
ceremonies; every thing went off smoothly.
The brides mp,her shed te RS. Every body
seemed full of happiness except Thompson
Hyde, who was satisfied that the eyes of
the company were riveted on his Lad fl, ting
coat and the shiny elbows. The bridal
couple took the train for Houston.
Young Mrs. Palmer managed to get rid of
some Of her superf1uous majesty when the
ha py couple were seated in the palace Car.
She leaned her head on the breast Of her
husbands coat, or rather on the breast OF
Thompson Hyde's coat
Ransom, do you ever smoker" she asked,
suddenly.
NO, darling, never-that is. rot often.
Have you ever seen me win a cigar!'
What is that hard thing in the b-eas,
pocket Of your coa;a'N
That is my memorandum book, honey
ut looks very much as if you were trying
TO deceive nc" she replied; and before he
could object, she had reached in his pocket
and drawn out cigar case, on one side of
which was embroidered, in large red let
ter: ITO my Darling"
Mrs Palmer looked reproachfully at her
husband
80 you do smoke after ALL Butter
who did the embroidering on this. cigar
easel"
THAT is not my cigar case" said
rainier, trying to look Indifferent; SIT be-
longs To friend of mine"
don't believe you," said young Mrs.
rainier, as she closed her fingers tightly on
: letter which, together with . 6ae whito
pocket handkerchief, she had taken frUm
M. pocket Unseen by him.
rive minutes Later the train stopped q .
Ifoed station. and Palmer got ont Of tho
CAP to get his wife some refreshmeosa. 6hs
utilized tho opportunity g epea ~ lsesse.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
NOtice-Timber Culture. No. 1918.
Us Land ONCE. Oberiin. Kas..

Complaint having been entered at this once
hy All ert n. trucker against Thomas Graz
ham for failure fO comply with law ~ 10 TIM
ber-Cufmre Entry No 1I2s dated March q
lsss. upon the seis section q. township -
range 31w. in Tn mas county. Kansas. with =
view TO the cancellation OF said entry. contest
ant alleging that said Thomas Graham M
failed to plant on said tract both the nrsf ana
second five acres to timber. tree seetie. nuts ~
cuttings 1t any time during third and FOUR.
years Of said entry or at any time since the
expiration Of sad third and fourth wears. OF
ND TO this present time n required 81 IN
timber culture laws in such cases. A0ene
further states that there arc now no otDoee
or trees on said tract whatever. Tie ~
parties are hereby summoned to appear .
this o0Bee on the Slst day OF Feb. lSo4 g -
mooy CONCERNING eaid alleged failure.
CYRUs ANDERSON. keGintees
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
pciicate Thouchtfulnc,s.

well, Ned, proposed tn Mss Jenkins
last night. aid she Las accepted me-
Did you, thought Why I never for q
moment thought you had the slightest idea
Of marrying
Il did Mt, but Miss Jenkins won me 50
completely by her beautiful tact and deli
CAFE forethought"
In what respect
"Why, when l called, she walked up to
the mamie, piece AID stopped tie clocai' -
Merchant Traveller
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
How They Marry.

Returned TouriSt-Aud SO your daushte:
is married. she was the lol of her set. Dbl
she make a wis. choicei
Hostess-About as wise as women generally
make. You know she was devoted to society
one of those social beings who live and
breathe in whirl OF excitement, and s',e " a,
scarcely ever without half dozen compan.
ions.
Yes. remember"
'WCl. she married lighthouse keeper. -
New York Weekly.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
/" " hers SoHorth:~

Mamma" said lie schoolgirl. in
tently studying the map, Il can't find such
. place rs Soforth. Where Is itr'
why, child, I never heard Of it don't
believe there is such . place in the coun-
try"
yes. there is, TOO, Tor papa said he had
been there"
"Wheu!'
This very morning. Mr.. Brown asked
him where he had been, and he said:
Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham and
oefortA.' Now. u thseo isa's any sueA
Plaos. how esula - havs bssa tAerer'-M.
!. 1odeoe.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
Going to us~keep:ns.

Mrs. De Tone-There, l must have that
love sta;uetie for the bay-window.
Mr. DC Tone-Don't you think 1t would be
well to get the more necessary and sub
stantial articles first, my lOves
Mrs. De Tone-Oh. NO: we must have that
for the window; we can econornize on the
things nobody will see America
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
1l---6w
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-19.10

Land Office at Oberiin. Kans..
Dec I'd lsS3.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has H. ed notice OF his inteufiC
to make final PROOF i'm support OF his claim
and that said prOcf will be made before the
Jerk of the Dis. Court of Thomas county
Kansas, at C'lby. kans.. on Feb. 18th 80
viz:
NATHANIEL II. ROBERTs.
- r. No. 1881 for the SCH sec 30 town 8s rang
35w
He names the following witnesses to prov
his continuous residence ufOn and cu,tivs
alton of said land. viz: Fr"uk p. Ladd. al
Colby. Kas Wallace I.owery. Oren Bailey
J imes T. Spicer. all of Quickvilie, ka<.
CYRUS ANDERSON, Register.
2531cw
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
THE BRIDEGROOM'S COAT
Il Came Very Near Causing HIM
Serious Trouble.

NEVER was In such
Q hideous FIX in Al
my life," said Ran.
som Palmer, one OF
the risinRyoung men
Of Austin. The young
man was certainly
in . bad fix. He was
to be married at .
quarter past twelve
o'clock that day. At
twelve o'clock pre-
els ely he was ex-
ne cha hnN 90
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
What Gawt!s. Was Af.er.

Chawies-W 10 is she!
G.wdge- Ny iiance.
Chaw ics-Pshawl thought you had
more taste. / wouldn't marry q gill who
wore a red dress with q green back 10 it.
Gawdge It's the green-backs In her
pocket book am after, dear boy.-Cuicago
Iournal
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-19.O73
Land Office at Oberlin. Kans.

Notice is hereby given that the following
FAMED settler has filed notice of his intention
20 make final presumption proof in support of
MS claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk of the district COnrt of Thomas
aOnnty. kans.. at Colby, Kansas, on Jan. ,
1890, viz:
WILLIAM N. SHARP.
y $50 fer the nwl4 sec sS town Ga range 32w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ais continuous residence on and cultivation of.
aid land viz: William ". Black. of Otter.
rnurre Kas.: William A. Chairman. of Gem,
tas. Edward Bourquin. of OtterbOCrne, kas.:
n illam j. DOwdail. of Deand. rs.
1l-14-fw CYRCS ANDERSON, Register.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-19.O1f.
4 I'm

Nov. 4th. len
Notice ia hereby given that the fOllOw;dLk -:
FAMED settler has filed notice of his intention
% make final proof in support of his
claim. ard that said proof will be made
before clerk of the district court of ThOmss
county. kas . at Colby. Kansas. on Dec. I'd.
lSS9, viz:
WILLIAM VI. SMITH.
y. f. No. 1873 for the sci. sec6 township %
range :2w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his cont inuOus residence upon and cultiva-
lion of said hand. viz: Emery Bond. Charles
\ 'arist9n all Of colby. Kansas: Chris la
cohsOn, Albert Spurgin. all of ThurfOrk, kan Z
-as.
FRANK BACON, Register. 4
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
4 Little .Arn.1i-rI,.u :.

She-You are such solitary man. sfr.
Silbyl I should think you would get lone
some
Ee-Oh, no: enjoy being By rDvself.
SIZE nhougli;:uliyl-I don't .ss how you
can.-Eurlington Free Press.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-12-26
In Unfortunate Pause.

I've half mind" said Grown. end then ho
paused
And U.,Is.. u soric dts: from CT his t:f;
"Indee,i:" Guoti Bronson with q smile. I'D Eos
Have thought you had az muc.i es that
-Iifa
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-01
Vote for MaginniS, the true ana
tried JTiend IF Montana.
JAY GOULD TO RETIRE.

H~ Many Isesign the Precautionary or the Mis-
souri Pacific.
NEW YORK, sept. D.--The r,in,or that
Jay Gould il not only to retire from amy
further active participation i'm Wall street
affairs, hut that il was his intention to
from the management of his
railroads., has been renewed. Many con-
tradictions have been forthcoming from
time to- time of the trustworthinsss of these
reports. but to-uight's version puts "a very
different phase on the matter.
Ii is understood that the statement rc-
lating tn Mr.. Gould's retirement e~nlanated
from u prominent president of "a western
railroad who il i'm the city ON business
citic. He is said tn have called at the
office of that in this city and
after t~rarsacting the business which had
induced his visit. was told that at the
next meeting of the Missouri Pacific di-
rcctors Mr.. Gould would tender his rcsig-
nation and gge the name of his sue
ct.ssor, to take effect Oct. l. So confident
was the western rstilrsssI president said to
have been i'm his belief that hc had been
gruphcd SOME of his friends in Chicago to
inform them of the news. He was said to-
have been actnated by the apprehension
that III Mr.. GotIld's Intentions were cou-
firned il might change the entire aspect
of the railroad situation in the west.
from Chicnuo the details conm.,.tei with
IL had become so agnifi that private
dispatches intimated that cx-Presidcnt
To hItAh ttAaiA ssTsepteNt tIc acstt
which MIR. Gould's resignation had made.
IL il only u day or two ago that MIR. Strong
declared in AN official interview. that he
was not yet prepared to- engage i'm active
business and that il WAS his intention to
enjoy several months of recreation. Still
the difficulty i'm obtaining confirmation of
the name OF the most available candidate
to take MIR. Gould's place does not Interfere
with the plausibility Of the runior of Mr..
Gould's retirement, and the report WAS
generally cdited late Tonight az the up
town hotels where Wall street bankers
are accustomed to assemble.
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LoUIsvILLE, KY, Sept. 3O.-Thc pec,i-
liar ceremony of divorcing n woman from
her dead husband, according to the re-
quirements of the Mosaic law, took place
at the B'Hai Jacob i'm this city
yesterday, Mrs. j. Levin, whose
WAS murdered by trainps i'm June last,
being the applicant.
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Take are efthe Legislative ticket and
make sure ofa mdjorify.
Each Killed the other

RoBELLIERE, La, Sept. :D.-For some
time past there Inns becn n newspaper
controversy between A. &. Poole, editor
of the Vernon Ne,cs, and Sheriff McAlpinc
of Vernon parish. To-day Poole went
into the sheriff's office, pistol I'm hand,
and said: snow IL the hest time to settle
our differences" McAlpine drew q pistol
and firing began. Poole WAS killed in
stantly and McAlpine died - few hours
later from the effects Of u bullet i'm his
Ab<lOmen.
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Yesterdays Hall Ssasn~..

Al Pittsburx-PittsburR 3, New York 3.
{ CbicaHo-Chicago ., Washington 3.
Al Philadelphia = Athletic
game postponed ON account Of rain.
Al Observation-Disclosures 3, Boston q.
Al Kansas City-Kansas City y, Cincin-
natl 3.
At St. Louis-St. Louis q. Louisville 4.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-01

The Alabama naelists tn Appear In Court.
ID BLUFFS, Ala, sept. 0.-The
seconds i'm the recent Calhoun-William-
son duel have been placed Under 800
bonds to appear i'm court here next De-
cember and answer to the charge of duel
ling I'm the state.