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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
THE CONDUCTOR RESPONSIBLE

BUFFALO, n. Y, March S-Coroner s.
Tucker and a jury visited the scene of the
wreck yesterday afternoon and made a
thorough examination of the road and the
grade. The inquest will be held next
Tuesday afternoon.
As additional facts are learned it be-
comes clearer that the responsibility for
the wreck rests with Conductor Houghtal-
ing. The rules governing the case of a
train breaking in TWO specially say: "rhe
forward part must not stop until the en-
Siueer IS sure that the rear part OF the
train has stopped From the statement of
The passengers it is evident that no step
was taken 10 ascertain the position Of
the detached portion before the forward
part of the train was stopped in Thurs
day nights accident.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
WELL PAID FOR TAFFY GIVEN.

New YORK, March S-Mr and Mrs.
Kendall concluded their engagement at
the Fifth Avenue theater tonight Mr..
Kendall made "A speech at the end of the
performance in response to the plaudits of
the audience, in which he smoke of the
kind treatment they had received in Amer
lea and expressed his extreme satisfaction
that the sincerity of their efforts in pre-
senting TO the American public the best at
their command had met with such strong
approval. Tomorrow night he said.
1--WE begin a journey which we have looked
forward TO for some months with much
appreheLsion-a SIX days railroad trip
across your great American continent. y
He had not supposed when he first landed
on these shores that he should find the op-
portnnity TO so through the experience of
what appeared TO an Englishman SO long
and wonderful a railroad journey
Calls for Mrs. Kendall brought her to
the side front also. She said: u am what
am. appreciate what | have seen in
my audience as test of their
affection. You have laughed
with US and cried with us
NO sincerer test IS wanted by an actor
than this Your generosity has been WITH
Gus limit. You are generous IN heart as
You are large In country. But there were
Others who watched with au anxious eve
our advent with you. l left behind me in
England i've children who were loath TO
let US so. But don't be frightened.
mother, they said, the Americans will
like you and father and WAS joyful!y
enabled 20 cable them last summer that
the Americans did like me and father"
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
MoRsELS OF GASTRoNoMY.

Some members of the shark family are ex
cellent eating.
American canned tomatoes are growing in
favor in England.
japanese paper napkins are becoming more
and more popular.
Senator Bayards style is a fayorite way Of
preparing terrapin.
Puree pate de foie gras is less rich than ths
the plain foie grass.
Buttered cheese IS as good thing to dream
on as wedding cake
In coloring cakes with saffron do not make
the yellow too vivid.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
The Dear Self Sacrificing Angel.

He had come to spend the evening and she
had received him in the library. The parlors
were occupied. The Old Settlers association
was holding meeting there.
Miss Fredonia. said domestic, opening
the library door, I'm sorry TO disturb yez,
but they're s-vantin more chairs. I'll have
TO take all yez can spare
The face of the fair young girl grew radi-
ant with the glow of generous self sacrifice
ALFRED, she whispered resolutely, those
old people must not stand Norah, you
make take everything except this rocking
chair kansas City Journal.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

"a happy bride at the age of 15. l stood
upon the threshold of life with everything to
live for.
Suddenly and without warning the joyous
horizon Of the future darkened and my young
life became simply an existence of sorrow,
disappointment and self sacrifice"
May Is, 1873, she, being but 10 years old,
left the Moravian seminary at Bethlehem, Pa !,
to become the wife OF Robert c.. Scott. aged
%. On the night of the 26th Of January,
1876, the noted bank robbery at Northampton,
Mass, occurred, one of the boldest and most
memorable bank robberies ever committed.
On the evening of Feb. IA, 1876, Robert A.
Pinkerton and two police officers called at her
residence, No. ) North Washington square,
New York, and informed her that they had
that day arrested her husband in Philadel-
phia, and he was then on his way to North
ampton. But they obtained no information
from her, for she fell senseless to the floor,
and many days interviewed before she was
quite restored. Months passed before she
gained access to her husband, but thereafter,
as long as he lived, she devoted her labors to
his comfort
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Mind Your stops.

There IS great virtue IN stops; and it is as
necessary 70 mind them as 10 mind ones
head, with a stone wall IN front. Fancy this:
''Mr. Chamberlain hurried on as fast as he
could on his hands, tight fitting gloves in one
eye, glass in his mouth, cigar Oh the top
of his head. wei polished nat and Mrs.
Chamberlain ov his side" Il IS all a matter
OF a very few stops. The following was GER
tainly most unfortunate at the end Of a sweet
hearts letter: God preserve you from your
affectionate Geor-ier.-- Exchange.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
THE CONCORD LAUNCHED.

CHESTER, Pa, March S.-The United
States gunboaJ Concord was successfully
launched this afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
Roch's shipyard. Miss Minnie Combs,
daughter of the mayor, christened the YES
sell The launch was witnessed by many
people, including large delegation of
citizens of New York ana prominent gen
tlemen from Concord, Mass, from which
place the vessel takes its name.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Grammar and Sentiment.

"A kiss is but a common noun, cried Sue;
''Yes. very common, g" artlessiy cried Lou
But as she caught merry glance she hushed
Her sivery voice and beautifully blusned.
Yet il 'tis common il is proper, too
Cried Sal-a twinkle in her eyes Of blue.
1T can't be both - said Mabel, nnch perplexed-
And so they argued out the question vexed.
To one thing each st last made up her mind:
kiss was something hard 10 be declined
-I.ilT,incott'A
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

TOPEKA, Kan, March S.-Governor
Humphrey today appointed members of
the state boards as follows: d. T. Cornell,
Kansas City. director of the Kansas state
penitentiary; Venor j. Hurst. Howard,
member live stock sanitary commission;
DR.. d. c. Jones, Topeka, DR.. q. II. L.
johnson, Atchison, and DR.. ]. Milton
WEIGH. Lacygne, members of the state
board of health
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
ISAAC SAWTELLEHELOGuuTY

ALFRED, Ne, March S-The verdict of
the coroner's jury in the Sawtelle murder
case is that Hiram +. Sawtelle came to his
death on February 5, 1890, by u pistol shot
through the head by the hand of Isaac
Sawteile. between the depot in Rochester,
Vile and Adams corner on the road 10
East Rochester.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Beware OF limitations. there's 0lny One
Z 8 81 q, ~


Birdie Dougherty may be only a miss of
four summers, but in repartee she does not
propose 10 even let the principal Of or
schools get the best of her. Miss Birdie was
visiting Professor Patterson's school few
days ago, when the professor. in joking
way. said:
Birdie. you must be good little girl or
viii send you home
If you send me home" replied Birdie,
''when you come 10 See my sister IN send
you home
As matter OF course, after that, Birdie
remained. ed.-Punxatawney Spirit.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
SHOT BY A DRUNKEN MAN.

NICKsBURG, Miss, March S-At 1:30 a.
IN. Frank Kearney, a young merchant of
Hardee station, shot and killed James Fos-
sett, magistrate of Redwood. this county.
kearney was drinking and had his pistol
out. Fossett, who. had been near the en-
trance of the saloon shaking dice, started
toward kearney and when within few
feet of Kearney the elatter told him TO come
no further. Fossett pressed on and kear-
ney fired, killing him Instantly. The MUIR
dererwas arrested.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

there being no etape prisons On the way. By
this means reached my destination, the city
of Samboff. id two days from the time Of
leaving Mini Novgorod. There the soldiers
released me, and once more, to great ex-
tent, breathed the air of freedom
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
LIGHT AID AIRY.
Lore.. Tender Flame.

sad Patrick % BzS<e,. ~Toa- eyes - ny
treas-
TIE ts-sseEeSs ssn15-zenss hztcE
saii Bridye- 10 ?4.s .lsa't yoa tals< 'tso-.Sa -
l@1
sszo- ws're tsz5es s.Fl&e - a match
Tssaa TIE gzrx te -z- s--s-k ors<Ea-asl Il, sSzs
zwsy
s-5 sev~ bsl-ra3 a 1-ezzfslzsi ESyss-
-zl-efs.s.- t1sy zAssSer Eite's csze5sitosEE E4E
ior eose e tSez Eavs E1s z4z2s ss4zze,
-zs-~. Esr-s1
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
THE BANK BURGLARS BRIDE.

Sad Story of Lady Whose Love Was Given
to q Criminal.
Mrs. Mary Scott Rowland gives in the col
unnns Of The New York World the main facts
of her thirteen years of devotion to her con-
vist husband and his pal" Some bits of her
mournful career have from time to time ap-
peared in the papers, but here she sums it up,
and the pathos of it is condensed In these two
snort paragraphs:
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
ALL RATES AFFECTED.
The Trans-Missouri will Use Recent Cuts
as a Basing Rate.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March S-Th, Trans
Missouri Passenger association author
lied today all roads interested TO make a
Sl0-rate between Kansas City and Colo
rado points. The Rock sland has already
posted notice Of the new rate, to be ef-
fective Monday. 1t is expected that the
Santa Fe Union Pacific and Burlington
will announce the new rate tomorrow, to
be effective in three days.
All the roads were represented at today's
meeting. The rate situation is a most Sc
rious one. The rate authorized by the
association to Colorado points will be used
as basing rates. and accordingly the whole
system of western traffic will be affected.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

A. the forty-drst annual session q tss
grand lodge. held IN Chicago Ia Ssp;eHb-r
last, it was decided 70 organic an eDdop-
meat fund. Tnas went iaso eY>c; tEe Grs; q
the wear By TINS means tbs WIDOW or ss.rs
Of Gsceasei brother VIII reoesys v;ttia
thirty days after Eis deesass so, 40 OF
sldS
According to the report % tie * q. sssrs
sary 81 tne fourth annual fos~-ing a the a.-
ssonal grand lodge tbs orllsr i. In a doarlzz-
f7g condition.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
When Tunnels Are Dangerous.

Arns-I should tank those long tuna-is
would be very dangerous 1Thile .raTelIrg-
Aabel-Tney are. !. ecu ars Eot eogassd-
ExchsIse.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

Now n the pa-4oT -aset tlle pair,
When Ee,lGeE day ss 1oEe.
TWO ferns 7Elta e.st o-- rocE.nz chair.
ESQ Fe2Ets tAxs h>zs As oae
-nosrnr r1slrs-r
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS.

FRANKLIN, Pa, March S.--J. p. Mitchell,
aged 35, nitroglycriue handler was
blown to pieces at 10 o'clock this morning
at an oil well one mile from Franklyn on
the Louis Grimm lease.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, ASTORIA, L. L
Where the stolen bonds were hidden.l
Dunlap and work for his pardon, Scott al
leging that it was Dunlap's first serious offens>
and that he tScott was solely to blame She
has succeeded in getting many interested, in
cluding Gen Sherman, Dunlap's old COM
mander. The authorities have agreed to par
don Dunlap this year, and soon the weary
woman's hard task will be ended Dunlap,
however, is so near worn out that release will
probably come too late
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

Nothing equals Ayers Sarsaparilla for
purifying the blood, and as spring med
icne.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

Csieozassss iAss-r--,sow. se.' rBs ksa-s.iy
--slsa gea tos ts-ss azasi
t1sat Ha fisesst Or ezsr~ 1 esI Do
YG rss ~ = ae~s x Fes4sE yl4- Z -s.-aI
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

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Ess} sex g r-ssrx - - e~sy hzsTs-<.
sos-as asGEs tass szss1 ssszx.zEAsz,
sS-ee yfs~szeS - pep E.s Qis~as.zz
lexis 6Lfsznrz
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

The Say is dore." SEE sang a~sy.
And with the measures running
der f&ther Sghe5; Yes. aun' tae day.
With little fox TIE ocGzs-z.
-bSstcz Herald
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
CHARGES TO BE INVESTIGATED

LINCOLN, Neb., March S.-There Is to be
session of the interstate commerce COM
mission in Lincoln the latter part of next
week. In preparation for this meeting the
state board of transportation has prepared
Il complaint against the railroads leading
to the eastern markets in regard to excess
sive charges on grain. The roads men
tioned are engaged in through traffic. 1t
is also charged that the rates on coal ship
ped into the state are excessive, and that
the railroad companies refuse TO furnish
sufficient corn cars, and also refuse TO fur
nlsh cars when the grain is to be shipped
to stations not on their own lines. State
officials are confident that the national
commission will furnish some relief
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
A R,r Discount.

E.-Iwas out fishing yesterday. What do
you think | caagbti
F-Not more than half what you say
Texas Siftiugx
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
ob@,ipc Her Mas Ininpcftars.

"May take ore Kiss before 20. 6sareE.
Angeliaaf' =
Yes. dear EdwiG. vou may take one, but
you mus. return Il. for ma has frequently
warned rsle against giving kisses 70 say one p
-Brs.4x, C,c,c-isr
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
coaidnt Transiate IT.

rs % y msy-.she gfri exclaimed,
fs2f ,sSeiezs xsiA Z rzoye
he sss9nas ssaacs to Understand
-a2, ? n- snek-.s psease Izuse-
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
Iumninc the Annir.r,arie..

Ardent Lover-Dariiag. wnen does your
birthday coule'
Object Of His AfIections-It comes on
Christmas Harold
Ardent Lover lsi,h an eye 70 future econ
ozny in the matter of presentsl--Gocd, Let's
he married Christmas Gay, Maud Chicago
Tribune
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
eE, Indeed.

How much more gay and chipp~r.
How rurch lz0ne bisths and iig4t.
Eow much more tr1ly happy
How much more free asd bright
How much more brave Esd fearless
VIII ANYBODY feel
When they bsve Just surrounded
A good, square Ezeai.
p. B Smiley II Joliet Nesa
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
VAST 1 MURDER?
Circumstances Attending the
Charge Against c. F. Vail.
AN UNHAPPY MARRIED LIFE.
A Strange Train Of Condolences Preceded
the Tragic Death of His Wife in Which
Accident Insurance Tickets and InceRdi-
arism Were Curiously Mixed.

Charles F. VAIL who has been jailed in ST
Louis on the charge of numbering his wife, will
have to break many links in a long chain Of
circumstantial evidence if he goes free again.
More than two years ago he began court
ing Miss Fannie Slattery, pretty and intelli-
gent ST. Louis girl He was an ardent lover.
and they were married July 10, 1889. This
marriage, because OF his stipulations, was
kept secret outside OF the brides family. The
reason ne gave for hiding the marriage was
that his income was at that time too small to
support wife, and that he expected to be left
some property before long which he might
lose if mis- marriage became generally known.
From the moment of his marriage his ex-
travagant manifestations of affection ceased.
From the time of the ceremony until the time
his wife died from q bullet from his revolver
be contributed, il is said, but two dollars TO
her support.
Little more than a week had elapsed after
his marriage before he began piling up insur-
ance policies on his w;fe'S life. He also in
sured his own life, but his sister was named
as the beneficiary.
He only visited his wife at intervals, and
few hours ut a time Once when she urged
him to acknowledge the marriage to the
world and hive with her as husband should,
he is said to have declared with an OATH
Il married you for purpose and l haven't
accomplished it yet"
His conduct was such that before long his
wife had lost all affection for him, but she
feared him too much to apply for q divorce.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
THE BAIt Pl AYERS S!JITS.

NEW YORK, March s.-The first step in
the series of law suits of the Metropolitan
Exhibition company against the local
Players league club was taken today when
Lawyer Duysters sent out notices to Presi-
dent McAlpin, President Talcott.
Secretary Robinson and other directors of
the New Yorks QimitedD warning them to
keep their hands off old giant ball players
or take the chances Of Il law suit for dam
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

Prominent cergymen, physicians and
all classes of citizens are unanimous in
the Endorsement of Salvation Oil, the
great cure for rheumatism. Price only %
cents a bottle. At all druggists.
Young ladies, on the eve of marriage,
now give ''spinister dinners" at which fe-
male friends only are entertained. Tney
are allowed to talk of everything and never
fail to mention the numerous curative
benefits of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup that
cures ali coughs, cold, bronchitis, Group,
and sore throat.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

y socs@sy se-rssa ta8s gold rimsrzd g>se-
t1ciss iE-sas psgp.s ioos asors foo.ish ;aas IN
fe-.sl-1al. II wosla cure rnSrs seax sy-s tA.s
aE4y ocailss couas. %.
4 feoi s,t 3 poss sest 20 ct weighed.
s>s. azs 2st 90 aFSt. / "a tAs h.avse~t. S.s5
tns yo9t, zksca Es id: 81. us~r tcs fo.si
s'eYFea upon i2s sraies, Il -1z tosszsd la.
s9z.ss lsoTs Ss.xa-s Esrs Ess<zsd- --A:catSun
G.0os-
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
ADVENTUROUS ROUND CONTEST.

WILKESBAERE, Pa, March SACK Eff
feron and John Carter, two heavy weights
and local pugilists of some note fought
twenty-four rounds this morning near
Mil Greek four miles from here The
purse WAS for Slo0 a side and London
prize ring rules governed the contest.
After a desperate fight. Hefferon was de-
clared winner in the tweuty-fourth ronnd
Both men badly punished. Among the
eighty spectators present Was AIRS Bridget
Heffron the mother of one OF the con
testauts, who cheered her boy on When
he was declared winner, she clasped him
10 her arms after which she took bim
homa and dressed As injuries.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

State az Kansas. County OF Sedgwics. So.
l, l.. ID. skinner. Cashier OF the above named oank
dc soiemnly swear that the above statement u true
TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
l.. A.. SAiNNkR. Cashier
suhscr bed and sworn % befure IN day
of March. ls9t GEO. W. BRISTOw. Notary Public
tskALl neaguick Cvunts. hAn.
Ny commission xpireS Nov. Is. Is9l
Coz. ect-Attest. Kos HARRIS.
-. NJ. ALLEN, Directors
E-n J. l.. ALLEN,
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

Now is the time to take a good spring
medicine. Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar
to itself. Try it.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

pEPORT of the condition or the FOURTH NA-
II TtONAL BANK, At NichIta. In the STATE ot
haIsas, ut The close % bus ness February - asu.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

State o. Kansas. County OF sedRwick
l. i. ". Waller. JT.. cashier OF the above nan. sd
bank, do sCleuuiy car that the above statement
Is true TO the hest OF nay knowledge and belief
FRED ". WALLER JR. CASHIER.
subscribed and sworn 90 before me this sth day -
lsEALJ March, 50. II =. KNIGHT,
Notary PHb!Ic.
Ny commi sion expires January u. lssh
COTrrct-Aitest. o. ". LABfMER,
a. l.. HoUtk. Directors.
q. ID. BARNES }
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
A CAR SERVICE ASSOCIATION

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Msrch S.-A general Or
ganizatfon, composed of the managers of
the various car service associations in the
United States, was formed at meeting
here, within the past few days, at which
fifteen associations were represented and
favorable communications received from
eight others. The name of the new Or
ganiZation is the National Association of
Car Service Managers. Z. d. Morse, of
the Chicago association, was elected pres
ident, and L. L. Hill, of the Colorado as
sociation, secretary. It was decided that
the forty-eight hours time for unloading
should be reckoned from time or arrival,
and not from hour OF delivery of notice TO
the receiver. The next meeting Of the as
sociation viii be held at Cincinnati,
June 25
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

When Toa don't hear tad thinxs about
Hssa you lslsiiy dent hear maca Of a1y;hiE z
alpae Giua-
sasns men are kept 20 busy blnzsia2 for
ottsTs tsst 'h@F have 20 time LEI, % sluss
Tor tseE1se5vss.
fKtsfasi syFSpafay 70 soEns p>op4s. sna ;hsy
oszia 20 eonza All ,as fSors losaiy 70 sto~
y0a sos bad ;asT arr.
'ss''iis ps9pse 'hlnK tEzt they pay ds5s ty
Eng t5esr ers-i-tors every oihsr dsy taA.
t1@y have EOt forSortsn tasy orsn.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
NEW STATE BOARD MEMBERS.

PEARS is the purest and best soap ewes
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09
0- ERAoIcETEs BLOOD POI
S SON sso BLOOD TaifsT.
CURES sCRcrUia EvES
SG fsTTs WORST FORMS.
EEI Has CURED HuaoeEcs CO
S&SG CASES CO sam CANCER.

TrrstSe q Bloo& as5 SIR Tlssszs~s zzzlfss
-s< S@JEr sPBclFfc ca Atlanta %.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

sHAKEsPEARE's GLOBE THEATRE
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

DEPoRT OF the condstion OF The KANSAS Ma.
IA sTIoSAI. BANk 81 Wichita, In the ssafe az
Aaass. AT the close OF business. February 2. ixsl
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

Deoort OF the condition OF the WEST SIDE Ss-
llTfONAL BANK, s5 Wichita. ~ the State OF Kaa-
sss. at the closs Of business. Feb. y. is9
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COLONY CLIPPINGS.
TD- KTn1
Let's 90 fishing Billy!

Let's go fishing Billy
Joe Crow has as fine field of corn
as there is in Edwards county.
Asa Morehead viii walk or run a
race with anyone i'll the state for $50. 90
Distance from 800 to 1000 yards.
Wheat has ripened so fast that Farm
ers are compelled to harvest ON Sun
days,
G. B. Mumper performed surgical
operation OH one of his fat steers recent
ly that an expert should be proud of.
He opened a large tumOr on the ami
ma1's side, at last accounts the animal
was improving,
Now that George has gone away
there will be rest for VIII, but as he
will soon be coming back it will be best
for Bill to make sure his treasure is
hidden, and that George is forbidden,
for these tickle minded people some
times change.
Abner Wilson who left here about a
year ago and went to California,
is disgusted with the country
and will soon leave there for
Virginia. He says California
is no place for poor man who must rent
his land, and advises them if they
have a home in Kansas to stay with it,
or they will Jump from the frying pan
into the fire."
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BROWN BUDGET.
IANARCHIST.1

A glorious rain fell here last Satur-
day night. The corn was needing it
but yet it was not suffering.
Quite serious accident happened
to little Birdie Mathews last Friday.
Her father was hauling wheat and
she was playing near the wagon, when
the team started, knocking her down
in such away that the wagon passed
over her body.
understand that some of the Kins-
ley fellows are kicking because we said
we were going to PryOr.s grove to
spend the Fourth. If Kinsley had
offered special inducements for our
presence that day we probably would
have been with them. Kinsley never
did have a good celebration that we
know of, and we don't think they ever
will unless they stir up their ambition
little.
'This is the great, grand and glori-
Gus Fourth of July, ETC., etc." is what
we will all have to listen to Friday.
The Declaration of Independence and
the wild Grafton are Indispensable
things on that day.
We think that if MI Smart will
make the ice cream and lemonade at
the picnic, there will be lots of money
squandered that day, as he thorough
ly understands his business in that
line. We know from experience as
we sampled some of it the 4th of June.
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PLEASANT RIDGE.
I'VE IRoNcLAp.,I

IL IRONCLAD.I
Harvesting is ripe.
Our weather prophet says We caI
expect rain soon.
Plenty of work now in the harvest
field.
Unemployed men in Kinsley canget
hustle on them and break their re.
cord.
One can almost see the corn grow.
We expect to have good time at
the alliance picnic at Prior's grove,
July 4th. 1t would have been better
if the two picnics had not been set for
the same day, but both viii be attend
ed by large crowds.
There is some talk of rain on the
Fourth.
Owing to the sun being in Perehel-
lion, much wind and thunder-storms
can be looked for, also the hand-shak-
ing politician will be around.
Several timber claims in this locality
have been proved up.
The alliance holds the balance of
power in Edwards county. Will they
have sense enough to use it?
News is scarce except that there is
plenty of work for able-bodied men.
1.-THE alliance picnic at Larned, July
18th, will be grand affair. 1t will
occur when us farmers have a little
more time than at present.