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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

The recent senatorial scramble de-
veloped the inside love the republicans
bear one another. Such pet names as
warts" pharmacies" "pap-suckers,"
and the like were the common names
each gang called the other. And, for
wonder, all parties were telling the
truth.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

j. K. Hudson: The grand old re-
publican party, with its history, its
victories, its glorious martyrs, has be-
come a place of refuge for thieves, rail
road and salary grabbers, whisky and
Indian rings, end must fall to pieces
from its own rottenness.n
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

We don't think PETER needs any help.
If he alone can't represent Kansas bet
ter than she has been represented IN
the senate, let him come home, and
Jerry will attend to the matter in the
House
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

No sort of of theorizing and philoso-
phizing on the part OF the politicians
can change the fact that times are hard
money scarce-nany men in enforced
IulonoOS ano mliiioI,S suffering rUt
food, clothing and fuel.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Mr.. Plumb attended dinner" given
by Billy Malone, on Saturday night.
The dinner" lasted all night, until
breakfast time Sunday morning. He
then went to his room mot feeling
well, and in six hours was dead from
"overwork." Such overwork never
kills a farmer, and yet we imagine the
farmer does good deal of oyerwork
Commanding all night long is not cal
culated to proIong the days ofOur sena-
tors.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

j. w. Ady: II do not care to express
my views on the appointment. do
not believe that Governor Humphrey
will be candidate for congress in the
Third district. If he is candidate, l
do not believe he will be nominated.
The fight for congress- did not deter
mine the appointment. 1t was some
thing else, aud what that something
else was / d6s't care to say"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

There is disposition among the ap-
plicants for senatorial appointment to
rebel at Perkins appointment. The
situation is not accepted good natured
ly by Major Hudson, j. w. Ady and
William Buchan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Money is scarcer than before the cleo
ton, banks are still smashing, business
houses are closing, industrial enter
prises are suspending, and the gener-
al stagnation in commerce more de-
pressing. q. The business failures for the
past year will exceed the number In any
previous year. The prices of the farm
els' products still..remain far below
what they should be, considering the
demands
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Governor Boyd, democrat, of Ne
braska, who has been kept out of his
place for nearly year by the republic
can governor, Thayer, has decision of
the supreme court in his favor. Now
let him sue Tbayer for damages.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Miss Ethel Ingalls,, daughter of ex
Senator ingalls,, made her first appear
ance on public stage at Atchison, last
week, in the role of Mrs. Fannie Jugg,
in George Jennings three-act farce
comedy, 1.-The Duel in the Dark" She
was assisted by several Atchison anna
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Joe Hudson, take your medicine, and
crow over the appointment of Perkins.
You we're entitled to the honor and you
know it, but you must continue to
"whoop'em up" for Perkins, Hum
phrey, ct. al.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

d. r. Anthony and Joe Hudson hate
each other with a hatred that pales
ordinary feuds into insignifcance.
They call each other the vilest names
they can think of, and all decent peo-
pie wish both of them success in their
efforts at determination.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Senator Schilling: 1.-The appoint
ment is an expression of friendship
choice of one man-Governor Hum-
phrey-against the wishes of almost
the entire state, excepting the Third
congressional district
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Major Morrill, says the appointment
is an excellent one; he also said
that Perkins is a very able man with a
large legislative experience and will
exert a great influence.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

DR.. Thatcher Graves has been found
guilty of murder in the hrst degree, at
Denver, Colo. for the murder of Mrs.
Barnaby. rich widow who had virtual
u made him her heir.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

About one year from now the legis-
lature of Kansas will elect a senator to
help PETER. He will be an alliance man.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Among politicians there is more criti-
cism than compliment for Humphrey on
the appointment.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

The Indians are dancing their ghost
dances. When they are dancing they
are not stealing, 80 it would probably
be good idea to encourage the dance.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Leavenworth Times: LAS the Times
has said before, the man who succeeds
Plumb is the man who will pay the
biggest price to Gov. Humphrey.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Perkins is not citizens of Kansas.
He had moved to Washington to make
his permanent home.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Botkin and Brennan were overlooked
in the senatorial scramble. Brennan
was in Jail, and Botkin ought to be.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Kansas has some poor timber and
some poorer timber, bnt the worst lot
we ever had on exhibition was her re-
publican senatorial timber.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

$4,000 REWARD.

will pay the above reward for the arrest
and conviction of any person killing unIaw-
fully handing any stock branded triangle II
~ belonging to r. G. Hubbell Co.. or for
E4any information leading TO said arrest and
conviction. JAS A. LOCKARD, Manager
Lodi. Barber county. Kansas II
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Bishop Perkins, the new senator,
is only bishop in name. He is just a
plain, everyday wicked republican pol
Itician.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

The idea of Billy Buchan being a
candidate for senator! Ha! Ha!
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06
STRkYED.

IRON my premises, miles -
i north of Medicine Lodge, six
head of cattle, all branded q Ia
capital with half circle be- .4>4as.aW.
meath; all are probably marked with a crop cd
both ears. win pay liberal reward for any
information leading to their recovery.
33tSt B. r. BRATTAIN.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06
sTRAYRn

IRON my premises. Il miles west of o.
i Medicine Lodge. about the 2Uth CT <4SG
June. one sorrei horse colt. with star in face;
has small wHrt ON right gtifle JOINT; no
brand. no other marks remembered ~ III pay
zoo for lOczfing, or $5.0G for its return TO my
place. JAMES G. GARTEg.
5lt4s Mingona, Kaus&s.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

The gubernatorial mountain was two
weeks in agonizing labor, and brought
forth a mouse.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Humphrey wants to know if ingalls,
is q republican.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Gov. Humphrey was afraid to let the
people choose senator.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Why didn't Humphrey appoint some
body to assist" Peffer2
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06
REWARD FOR sTRAYs.

NTRAYED. from my place, on Elm 1>>r
- Creek, near Amber, one white U{6&f13
faced red yearling steer. branded
~ bar K on lower part OF left hip; -@
AXJ crop and underbIt of of left ear. Also one
yearling heifer. branded BOX k on right
hip; crop of of both ears. / will pay 50 re-
ward for locating either of the above animals.
Call on or address. FRED BUTCHER
3lt4s Amber. Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06
FOR RENT.

A GOOD seven-room house. with basement
"A and cellar. within two squares of the court
house Has two acres of ground, good well
and cistern. fine large barn, chicken house and
other outhouses- Apply to or address THE In
DEx, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. 26tf
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06
srRAYRn or sTnLEH

T HAVE lost sixteen head of cat e-.,
i tie. all of them branded C. j.; kU&3
some of them may have ether H&
brands will pay 81 per head for --4Aase<-
locating same or Information leading to their
recovery. @. J. SKEEN.
q Roundup. Karis
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06
STRAY STEER

stray steer came to my place
IN the fall of 1890, and has been
there ever since. Iwish the own
eT would come and get him and &uas.un}V>
pay charges. He is now 2 years old past
branded &c. Spotted red and white.
St OTIs COYLE.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06
STRAY CATTLE.

STRAY CATTLE.
IRON our premises. near Elm Nea
i Mills, some time last summer
number of cattle. branded w
on right side; under half crop in -*Aher.,aW~
left ear. We will pay 81 per head for locating
any cattle marked as above.
DAY & CLAY.
32-4t Elm Mills, Kas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06
STRAY COWS,

CTRAYED from my range this .,er
~ fall, two white cows, branded S%zzE2
b H connected. on left shoulder ~
also branded J L. Address, -z4.-
WIN. z. WILLIAMS
1t Medicine Lodge, Ms.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Sherman will probably capture the
senatorial plum in Ohio.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06

Senator Perkins !
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-06
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.

Subscription Price. Isl. ooA Year
The sun., 1892-12-26
81 yoaN.s MAY SIZE ST. MIcR4Ez's
Two CathoIIe Church-> In Newark Dispute
About . Piece az Land.

Rise eIpsctsJ chas u :ev .ays the -rIss.es
Of ST. Jcnn Roman Cathc.lc Ch,.-ch : = Nv
terry street. Neyars. will MAKE L t3rma4 -
uaut upon St. Aichasl's LhT-rh on beiI.vlI.a
arAnue foe a1oCr s.5.gCO, the original va.us
Of the and Tpcr which the latrar church was
bGt-r. wlrh ru,,. Interasr. II the cenlart IS
not net IL i quite .cbhnts thai .avsUic VII
.oL1v-
81 Micha.Hs Church Vas presided over ~
9aFl.r Lecrar:. who ii-.,. thrse waeAs ago.
isv i3rmsry pastor u IT. johns. whIrn
IsrsG cas .aSnClic cerl etsry on b.tLarl...
u-nI+- In lcts Father LEONARD tried 70 n
dehe -lEs trustees o his church ~ gIvs pIare
Ne cemetery and Zoe the estlbllshH-nr
dS Few parish The trustsss would
Ih Welt without mor-y rcnSltarl-
Hna NTH Father Lecrlrt called them
.sfrA-r and tolc them rnat IL was Bishop Cor
Esaa 2r'.er- They were com rel!et 20 AZ
,,liss"s hen. and the transfer 20 ~t. MtchaePs
thGTE vas made. Father Lacnar! syan-
L!a.g --ck rharg. ct the new Parish. and
faAe .tt .iv-,t the trlIstres OF ST JOINS had
20 nhane- IT xAtrIng, any money for the land.
a Il- --ll 2, ne >t- N!cnlaEs Church hat BE-
somt t'l "A 81 John hat stsasEly grown
gu.T'r :cCl -Ee rature Of It's surrpUntInSS a
'HI NlH 'l,rE-.cE district nsar the river.
u t1 + ~u'En. who was ons Of ths trustees
70 Z t':a tA. transfer. stt.. hcids tho same
TT@.-. a =. Ianns Church Both, ha lnd
- - =. prssarr gasr0r. admit that
T-,r,.i AZ tAe 2r-rer-7 rom the rrUsteas os St
The sun., 1892-12-26
EDITORS Up FOR BURGLARY.
A LTTELr TrRy ~ THE NEWSPAPER
VAR BETOSD THE HlRLEM
Judg~ Nerr-a tau~es the Arrest of the
Brother~ Beder To~ Borgisrioss;y En-
terinx the Advocate Once. OF which
They Had Tnkea Tor,ibie Fos.e.sioe-

For twenty years or more the BedsI
tr.thArs, Arthur. George. and Edri1. have run
.'cal paper 20 in the annexed district Il
was published once 4 week And was called IT,
Wssci .s'sr Times. The b4dalls ara Rep uh!l.
cars, aEi shelf raper showed l:. bat they re-
: cs.yad little political eacouraGAnehs from
their A.Stbors. who nearly all :,.law the taa-
ne. ., H~ar7 T. iu:rcT With tAe ogaj-
na-s n ne haais 81 their mother. aaL
tn pcod-- = thaI- own hanis. thA psde 5
iiI vel a'inaja.!y. and the fear OF .I54 sIIts
-svec "rr.r-d rhpir hearts. 20 IL cane about.
thlt tA-ta verh tines when the racer coa-
tataA! cathsr lively editorials When COM
missioner Ne.1sE Leatet the ,.sioa :,,kAt
made ID a E4putNcans. County u~rlastl-s.
anI the I.t.zeas' L,caI Irrr1v-.l 81, rat-7.
and caEA :, - CoE. mtsstJ nAr 4 street la.
rrav-mAnts i'-3.a tie bridge. he a"w sat-r
wanted az :-l-. : are wa n5 rsh' reason VIII
the bct@. s.c-H IL: tone Iown :a4Ir BE-
pG1i!call.aa - G,=at tie reg g..renl~ut.. AZ {
The L,'.g :! .r.r.' vas hr5a-h. INTO eg.stena.
Ua!ec tk'ir mla.c naa-. Ionm!s-ton=t
lie NJ = cree. -eG y.jh tn" aa-..s sort o.
taA iH'lr- .Es = !; e. so b. e.. = -..-n. partd.r.
aGt en- n.s ,sDh4r-nrs. Ike TuGc- Me- "a,
s"nG Nrhin0G, t1t 4. :. -'nw4aH=skA, a. :
-h- -:nu0-A. t..I.. ., vku.G conc ..-toaac
F-tnt. = .cas...-at. : 4; "a ~ Z tu. sur-lta.
t't1 1-. .>-lolar EeI-t- AlVa~s m -t-d that =
rs- De@ era. IN. itte: b rer-n. .n.oa
daily ,sra15a usvr- oG-nA-t.Y Denl5,rlrlr. l.
teca1.e ,-n cra'i: ~ Ar 'o--he EstaL-
'n- t.4 m '-n.os III .tI'a'.'.. --an.-haL
- r-a!-t- WA ,ic5ns los, - ea.'eftA, Re-
r.r. '.o-,n- Til. bills So. -n- F-ie nal
hro..r tErlr '"atrar- TIE t-'!ei r4torc-d
tatr fhN :oMra1E hlt brot'r - r.--tacc ~
-At-i.n 4 ttH- l4gr u The ."n- ;.tm- l..tt7:
~ t'rn -'r-=' ari E..tt 49, - an! sr.N:eI
n -fs-. N II - -rBI..fl ,. r. - s. rN
The sun., 1892-12-26
WhaIen L. . Nasa-ioa, , roox.

william WhaIau. who vas ar-nsraG asst vaek
Il Brooklyn for !assir- couararfelC nloray.
has been iient lee! 1t RIymcnt srraeE al ~
same Qt Chief Erocas ) nlsn a. the notorious
Nartin Leorard. l.ila William Green, who na4
heeu manufacturing u int passa- rAa igeer'
.Qr mora than III --Y years. IN $50 the SCOT
and yard !arsrtires got On his track. aaG ha
f,4I from England lnG ram4 - this rouu-'"
With n 4 y4lt he Va. l-nE M .la Qu. Gi..t-
n,4ni lnG --n- u AI.Grr prison ior ten Years.
-NGG iitPr hi re Gaze ha vas l-alN arrested.
and Ssr hv4 Years Il Erie .'gIcrg prison.
on rr.a.nlas his sc@rGQm be t.'a oearat..
and was ,GpDG-et! % AiT. retarnad - eng
Ilai In I-~T. however. tIiii Brooks IN
alr-h s,! \ gan. Of rounrer'aI'ars Who wern
running I. private u rc IN nogsA I Plymouth
.rrper BrDOk IN. ard rGu1I that LeDrLTi hai
or:lnlyrc. rh.. gan- Lrrra-l -s:a Ne,:. hgr Al
allotment FOR ans cf-nrs il srll pend n.
lEiinsC him. H. -r'l. for his racerC ErccR.
"a cperaf.Qrs vii cone 4 shortly.
The sun., 1892-12-26
= H"ia"'t'nS Etpr--- gent Turns Bar.lar

"A-2H' = =. Lee. 45.-Ichn Lauct. 4
r'''a- :-"@en ~ This D.a'a. was the agent u
-'f Na'tnna' -Icraas gGm5 5any hocs until
@rcH-Sht a. VA -4er :.aoversi rAa.
vas if-estat, buy h -ent, N, e.. ~ ,,r+ 10
~ -HrrG aai ne rasa l-l.asr 4. n vas trno-
iisaoEearIns daily from ina ,a.e ~ ~
h;t -evtrl. au-trr,! a3lisi i.s.oea ,9T
tlrl J. Vatth vas see "a rh4 If're Llt -.
NJ :. or-ni NJ The safe. and aa4rr,,t,,,'., =.
n.n:g, He had Duplicate Key. AMI WA ~.
4r-a:y dt!-nu:at. Eefara a warrar- '.siftt .',fft
DE- HrlIned for ll.I arrest Launr haIt at IN.
ya-- and his vhareaLou-s ara unklayH'
e '2nneerti slth tha eesr ana wea IN ai
"a = /. 81 OF Iala ware .DUnrY.
The sun., 1892-12-26

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a. -r. rrt.rr~nI l-l tI.h,.r.,. .,F -,n.. =
pr. -r ,rt II, 4rf-A ~ ~, 49,. .,.,
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nun: yar Gi :tErc : -eci VA unusually ar
:, ,,,-y - -.a IsL,. = .,rri-,ha. rb.-. -,
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'-'t.--s'.@' '.'.4 '7"f' .4..Y tII'l2''Fa t's
'eur.E- t"pu'.-r VA aEa .g.reG l1ng 1-L-r.
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ry~ IA arr- l,.a vs.. n tn. !arvl,As r...r,., >
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'ar ''H- - f' '.'i.a - y '''''-". = oIl= ~
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-io' rae f.lE, a. ne me 'l.ttt~t tnd -.'
cf.r'.r r2,.t %. "' "'.''f'.'. =. ICES DELE = =
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The sun., 1892-12-26
EN- 3ERsEE

Harrison NHr-in'r -ts.r llns rr,' IVA.
s'HC 0ID 1-"n 'g sr-'uHt ldt ne ~ urnE
surtG"ss maE 1r "a !. - .ff .!'a ! ed -tl.
.r"gr'E-
4 ~ Rlrr Woman 1r sr-Iru p0ur va r--irt ~ 4
t.laA-fu n -A.lrttF Az %, iAI N
,ur-t She 'l' IN '"r w. . a+r Ann -..sr
sp-nH Ehr''t0ts rua - '-'rt nd iad 4is IntEsr
4ni ilster ~ At srrg-n -.
tia'ssn-arS SAVING -Vsr -f6"r'HH ri a. "1'Iemr ~
burg sLIF-r' ''sr~r! !lF N Rii l. fr-,
rlr.s Hf--u Than,, B l- ct
rlrnrF - rl" ir- trnar- lrut 4. lnr lIrg-
I.rnulgh 'v1 dssIluss anu larI were 1lrned VITA
two lorS"s
~ \ Iu.r3urs R1man Catholic ChlrrD. IN sus..r
N-yIrs i-4tr0~Nt ny frs .Ir'r r'ztar.ta
mnr1Iug m" ire u Enough 90 Atv' pSigfua II ~.
hsa riug spparltus ~" nEs % "st ~ 4t-i a. sl-O'n
II frame church, and El- pastor wa a.v q.
NsusrmsYer
The sun., 1892-12-26
Tw.u.y-ave Years > Priest.

Tho Rev. Jlmes D0U-her-T, o D., was or
:a.4et 70 rh. priesthood twenty-five years
AZ. The auniyersary wls eele1rltar. n the
srn.ot Il r. M3u.ca's Chur:h. 0f vh.rh ha -
gHstlc N Erita? \ prcgrarna II music
!At lee iGILlOns vas <ivsn, tnt The iC"ierl.s
o' rnH ~ lrrD iui rh4 children ~ tho schools
5r"iar 81 ttrh-r UCG-nertY With l purse 0f
rNh a addition Id raceivet mlly tltr.a
prTate toitni ot rhs esteem n which be 8
netd IS his args i4c..
The sun., 1892-12-26
tiiyhthoass kerpers Two Days Wi-h,ur
Faaa

rsTz'T'7. Zee. a5. Fog several days tha rwo
Aeeuers Of the beaccn Lighthouse here havs
aeen nDrtscnad 5y tina ice To-day they ran I'D
: .as II tisTrass. ani relief party was organ
5Se't- headed by capt Gowla Ot ths sran,rsr
Hrlanca AMI the taptain OF the schooner An
-!nIa-h. They srirte'! IN . iuai! boar and
~ ~ mi waves sncceeded n fan!!ng rnsr
-u'F All neen without food Tor two tays.
III & aAnitod sst-r and inn !. .c; 20 ,e!isv,
' a2 lt-i. - .Ist IS gHoL L-na.
The sun., 1892-12-26
cHRLsTMis Nv THE cHuRcHEA
Elaborate N.~seai rr,rrammes-friscuer
ard .hr Poor w Hen Fed.

Not IL many years have We had the eondi-
tloas necessary to an ideal Christmas so hap
riiY 60 binsi As thoy we-s ysstaria7. The
weather. vh!ch ii 50 vArv liz por-ant in Christ
ras calculations. was what t-ad.ti0cs call FOE.
Il vIs iTst scii enough ~ cr'a- color 70 the
cheeks. a1i tsrhars c'lcr to the noses, oS
those uho vaa- ont 4 search 81 APPETITE for
tSe CHRISTMAS t-raev ati : = r. fu!lu-. An&
the y. without which ear ic-.As cav rey-r
fe tog, r,.ta. rts present IN .ass sufficient
Glan-g-v % satisfy tie genera tast-e without
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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-09
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OMAHA, Sept. 3 Another accident
occurred yesterday at the Douglas
county fair grounds Ed. Pyle. the
Humboldt horseman, was working one
OF his entries and was going at smart
clip. There was adozen on the track,
and some were jogging the wrong way.
just 10 Pyle started to turn toward the
quarter pole on the east side TED Terry.
with Union Medium, and another
driver with a green horse came down
the track from the other side. Pyle
turned TO get away from the green horse
and being rather low on the sulky
he did not see Perry swing out until he
had caught him and thu sulkies were
together Pyle went over the side
like a shot, and plowed up the beaten
track with head and shoulder. He
was knocked senseless and it was be-
lieved he was seriously hurt. News
boy recovered himself and logged
quietly up the track until he was
stopped by one OF the other drivers.
Pyle was gathered up and carried into
the art hall, the nearest building,
where after time he recovered con-
seriousness. lie was found to be badly
shaken up and bruised, as the horse
was going at rafting gait at the
time of the spill.