davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-14
Die 9eftrt9e Rtke
No4 5iemIi9 9ndoi9 poriiber9eeoneen.
80 Il. SuIi.

@eitcrn Nabmittag nm bret l1br 5eigten
Bic bieltgen thermometer 95 @rab inn
Sbatten babel regte itb tein 2iftc6en,
moourcb Sic 6tbe no3 unertrG9licber 9ez
mac9t puroe. SIS nuroen Bret SGue BON
Sonneniticb an9emelDet, DOn 6enen elmer
einen tootltcben 8erlaut nabrn.
8ra3tI Sn6., II. Suit.
9ie ocbtiGbrtge Sable 6osfinS, Sic
Socbter oes OfajorS 6osfins, tpur6e geitern
Morgen bonn Sonneniti4 ~betroffen, Sic
tpoute etnen 8eiu6 macben unb brab
pl0Bli3 auf Der StraBe %3uiammen. Sic
pur0e iDfort mach 6auie gebradbt, aber es
betBt, baB tie nidbt gu retten lit.
9eS SO otnes, Sa., IA. Suit.
G5eitern Worger, Inn 3eDn l16r, seigte
baS thermometer 81 @rd6, itteg abcr az
md6lic6 INNER b0ber, bis es UNI brei 11br
gtac6mitta9S glildlt1 auf 100 an9efommen
mar. GS mar Der betBeite Sag bes Sabres.
&nogptlIe, Semi, IA. Suli.
Die 6tbe mar geiterr entieblid Oriiden6
uno baS Gbermometer 5ci8te 1O2 @rab I'M
S6atten.
burlington, Sa,, IA. SuIi.
@eltern gtobmittag bate baS G6ermo5
meter bunbert @jrao i'm S9atten errei1t.
@lldltcberpeile 9ing cine biibicbe 8rtie, 10
6oB bic 6iBe einigermaBen ertrd9licb tpuroe.
SIS muroe tDGbrenO Oes Sa9eS tetn SAT- BON
angemel6et.
, 1893-07-14
Cine teue ean0pla9e.
Gin 9ewolti9es Beer Don Petmden
in DYomin9 ein9ebro6en,
meI9es ale Qfan5en 5erft0rt.
@osber. @no.. Il. sunni.

9ie No3bari9aft bon Colt Cabin, $500,
miro bon elmer 9lrmee bon 6eimden beimz
geiu6t, psl6e Nles, mas ibnen in ben
QSeg fomn1t, p~ertilgen. Die 6etncben be-
befen cine 6la6e BON sp0lf bis finf3ebn
Wfetlen 8rette unb rifen nit elmer 0e>
l6ptnoigfcit bon brei WeiIen nab ii60it>
ltbcr &ibtung bin bortpGrts. sic iinb
bon bunteli6mar5er Sarbe unb ettpa einen
?3ou lang; man lit Oer 9lniibt, baB ite in
ben Big 6orn Bergen aus8ebriitet itnb.
, 1893-07-14
Oas Dienfmdoden 2tnna ma9ner
Don oer Gro69efhrporenen oes Giftmor0es
ol9efla9t.
Sn6tQnQppltS, II. Sult.

9o8 beutic6s 9tcnftm86cben 2tnna g8ogs
ncr, lpelcbc beibulojgt iDorDcn mar, flint
01it8Iic0er Der TannjIie GDarle9 Scooter,
zines bieltgcn an8cieDenen 0euticDen, per
8tftet 81 Raben, murbe g~eitern Don bcu
OrOB8elbiDoreuen /unter ber NnflQgc be5
NforOe5 eriten @ra6eS, obne 3ulolun8 pom
8Iraihaft, Dem @efdl1gniB itberpieien.
, 1893-07-14
6wei weitere Gooesfdue.
Oas Sefr0en ser DerIebten hcute mor9en
5u~fric0eniteIeno.
NenburQb,-g 81, IA. SuIt.

Nepbur8b,-g 90. g., IA. SuLt.
Geitern 2lbeno itnb slpet Der Bel benz
ltnfau ouf ser g8eit Shore 8a6n Ser
lebten i'm bieii9en ct. 9ucaS 6oIpital gez
itorbcn. SIS limb bies SuIia O&icbel BON
$40. so See 2lpe,, 8rooflpn, pel9e etnen
S6Goel7 unb 6uftenbrucb e~rlitt, unb
@barles S. Siitorc bon gtep 9on6on,
Gonn., tpcl3er, auBer benz 8ru6 mebrercr
Gtppen aub nod innerltc6e @erGeBungen
oaOontrug. Die i%ibrigen @~ertpunbeten
6atten cine 5iemlicb CUTE Noc6t unb 3eigten
6eute morgen enti9ieoenc 8efierung.
, 1893-07-14
Gin iebr bejobrter ShuImann nit
elmer jun9en Sdulmamieu
our69ebrannt.
Die Spur oerfeIben bis no6 Chicago perfolet.
8rnnfIhn. mich- Il. Sn[i.

8rOotIDn, Wti9, IA. Suit.
Der 9rOfeiiOr Sobn 9. Stepbenlon, Der
flint Sabre lang Goriteber ser bieiigen
OfentIi6en S6ulen mar un6 it9 in Sad
ion County bes b09lten @nieben5 erfreltte,
lit nit 6rduIetn Sba GulOer, einem bib
icben 22tGbrtgen WGobcn, burchgebrannt.
Ser Brofeiior lit So Sabre aft. @or ietnem
8eri9ptnoen iibertrus er ietn gciammtes
@runbet8ent6um i%etlcr Srau, inbem ct tbr
5u9letcb erflGrte, oaB ie i'm niemals tpiea
oerlcben tperoe. Ser ate S6iperen0tber
bat cine TamtIte bon ertpacbienen &inbern.
Sri. @uIOer lit cine Sbulmamieu. 9as
un8leicbe 8drcbcn traf in @olbmatcr 3re
iantn1cn, unb man bat bie Spur berieIben
bon bier na9 Chicago perfoL9t.
, 1893-07-14
OampfersN u aArtbten.
Jn Ger Nadt ~oemeloet

Jn Ger Nabt 9enleloet
8remcn--6aDeI bon Stem Oorf.
SonOon- Sn Stcbt Columbia BON Jteip
yorf, gterito BON Baltimore.
6amburg-0anta BON Seem Oorf.
INSTRUMENTATION Don Baltimore.
SEEM gorf-3aanbom BON Nmltcroam,
Spree bon Bremen, bas italienil9e 8rtegS9
ibtff 8auian bon Stem 2)Orf.
8altimore-2Setmar BON 8remen.
Stem Oort-8ielanb BON 6amburg.
6eute 9emeloet:
Sem gorf: r9totterbam" BON &Otter7
baln.
&tnia1e: DSauric" bon Stem gOrt
bier DorbetgetOmmen.
, 1893-07-14
Gtne doIeraorti9e Seuhe in Noro:
Carolina aus9ebrohen.
Sereits 5p0If perionen oaron 9eitorbsn.
GoIetgb, SC. g., Il. Sult.

Sn ei1em 8rtefe an einen angeie6enen
StaatS6eomten betBt eS, 6aB Or, 9emis,
ber @elunbbettSbeamte bon gtort6ampton
Gountp bas 8eiteben elmer cboleraGbnltben
&rantbeit 9cmeloet babe. 9ie bapon betrof>
fenen 8erionen itarben in einem 3ettraum
bon iecbS bis iteben Stun6en; bis jeBt baz
ben 3tpOlf SterbefaQe itattgefunDen. 9te
&rantbett WirO Jest amtIi3 unteriucbt.
, 1893-07-14
Pinter einem irrenoen pfarrer Der,
Geeen weIden bofe 2InfIaeen pOrIie9eft.
9 uIutb, IA. SuIi.

9uIutb, IA. Sult.
@eitern Morgen fam Der 6iilfsiberiff
Srelatb nit QtuSlieferungSpapiercn fir ben
gfarrer 0etgb 8ernon bier an, beien 0nz
peienbett in 8tttSburg, Seas, tpe9en ietner
9urcbbrenneret nit elmer Srau 8earion
brttgenb getuiinibt mir6. 0ucb bon Sop
lin, Wo., beftnbet iib Elm Sheriff auf Der
0feiic nab 9ulutb, INN bes miirbigen
8farrers babbaft Sit mer6en, neil bort
8tpei Qnfla8en auf Gerfiibrung gegen i'm
pOrlie8en urb es ben 6~ortigen 8c60roen
pitni6ensipertb eri6eint, Ben Nngeflagten
in ei8ener gerion Dor iicb 3u ieben. 9te
NuSlteferun9spapiere BON &ania8 purben
bor8ele9t, ba aber bonn &reisgeric1t am
2lben0 bOr1er i6On Elm 6abeascorpuss
befebI ausgefertigt morben mar, 10 fonnte
Der '6err Bfarrer Dem Sbertff no9 ni9t
ltberanttpOrtet merben.
, 1893-07-14
Gin nCowboY" bon r1esern erIdIo=
gen.
Gin GYn69eridt m09liderweife Ole ,foIoe,
@uthrie. Ofln- IA N,11i

@eItern Qtbenb gerictb Elm iu1ger betrunz
tcner vGowboD", gtamenS 8uroeB, nit brei
Jtc8crn in cine 8riigetet, uno plrbe BON
oeniclben toOt0eprilgelt. Die Morber
luuroen ms @efGn9niB geuorlcn urb Sic
}hlirc8ung iiber ben Wtor6 lift groB, 10 bof
e0 mlr zines TtDrers bcoarf, INN Elm BRET
toebes 9pn9geri3t III Scene su icben.
, 1893-07-14
Der 2lufitano in Rio 6ranoe 90 Sui
an9ebltdl unteroriidt
limo ole SIodaoe ser Stoot Rio 6ranoc a,fs
oehoben.


Sine 6icii8e @eibaftSfirma bat Gin EeIez
8romm crbalten, ponocb Der 2uulltonb in
braiiIionilcben Broptn5 9tto @ranbe 90 Sul
lnterbriidt 1T, un0 Die Slodooc Der Stoot
9tto @rouoe, Dclbe bon ben 2tuiit6uoiitben
tutcr DEM 2lOmlral 8moeltolt ertlGrt
iDotbeu mar, eeb9ben lit.
, 1893-07-14
Oas en9lifde unterbaus mill oie
R0ntetn
gu Ger Derhetrathune oes 6er5oss Don pOrf
beelidwiinf9en.
Qonopn, IA. SuIi

9as ltnterbaus bat bei4loIien, 6er
&ont8tn 3u Der fiir3liben @erbciratbE1g
Oes 9er5ogS bon Oorf nit ber 8rtnseiiin
bon Sed cine @lifWuni3z2tbreiie gu itberz
mitteln.
, 1893-07-14
Der Ghica9oer uSIitsus" pers
un9lIdt.
9inf poTa9ieruaeen aus oem GeIeiie ee=
morfen.
Qonbon, Ont, IA. Suli.

Ser Bug So. 5 bon Ser canabti9en Ba>
ctftc6aDn, Der G0icogoer 8lt55ug 9enannt,
entgletite bette Wtorgen BEL &on1ota, neun
Wteilen ipeitItcb bon bier. Stint 8agen
tpuroen aus Dem @eletie getporfen unO neun
Baiiagiere unb bret 8abnbeamte ipuroen
bci9dOigt. Sin Boiiagier, 9tamenS Sal
tins BON Bottom, iOQ ernitlicb OerleBt fem.
Sine periteute 9Heicbe iou SduIO al bem
lln9litG g~eipelen ietn.
, 1893-07-14
graw0ffd)e 1anonrnb0te er=
1tuln9en
Die 6infobrt in Sen meinam,
Wobet Gle Stameien Goote uno Derwunoet(
perlteren.
Qpn6pn. Il. Euli.

" III u IT ONFF'
Sine Oepei3e bon 8angfog, ber 6auptz
1taot bon Stam, meIbet, baB BET einem
ge1trigen @efecbt 8pii9en ben Sorts an Der
Wtlnoung beS Wteinams TIuiies unb BEN
tran3Diii6cn SanonenbOten Gomte uno
Snconitante, pel4e 9eqen Ben 8efebI Der
ltamelil9en 9te9ierung in Ste SluBmiin>
Oung ~einorangcn, Span3tg Siameien ge>
tootet un0 pier3ebn ber1punbet tpur6en.
, 1893-07-14
Rttrer oes rothen QoIeroroens oritter KIaie.
sc e ~ Wprf. IA. SnIt.

8tQtam SteintpaD bat bon &atier @tle
belm ben rotben Qlblerorben Orittcr &lal1e
crbalten. Die Snii9nten besieLben tpuroeH
tbrn beute iiberreidbt.
, 1893-07-14
Die merifonifden Gruppen perIan
gen pole G0Pnun9
limo wo1en it9 feinen Qb3ue pon oerfeIber
9efaaen lafen.


Gs bteB beute bier, baB, ais Sic 8un6esz
truppen am lebten Samitog lire monatz
ltcbe S%Obnung erbielten, itdb cine ltusabl
Der Sruppen unsufrteben nit etnem fletnen
Nb3u8e t6rer 00bnun9 erflGrten. 9us II
Der 8rGitOent 9ias bon ser oarii6er berrz
l6enOen lln5ufrteOenbeit b0rte, befa6l ct loz
tort! Die ben 2euten gentacbten Nb3Ise
5uri63ueritatten.
, 1893-07-14
Der nor0polOompfer u5aIcon"
Gebt beute Nbeno oireft na6 6ronIano ob
ct. SoDns, g. g., IA. Sult.

81. ~ Jl. g., n. SJllIt.
Geitern morgen fam Set Nor6polbamz
pier Saloon" BON BOrtlanb, Mte., bier II
9erlelbe miro bier $50 Sonncn &oblen
u1b anoere Sorrdtbe einnebmen unD beute
2lbcnO feline Getie nab @rpenlanO an
trcten.
, 1893-07-14
Qnarhtften ~dus9ewtefen.

LIZ OuIt.
9ret beutiGe Q%(narcbiiten, gfamcnS
Wfiiner, giiGert unO Grb, itnb auf 8efe6l
ber 0tegicrun8 aus ber Sc5tDei5 auS8etpiez
fen moroen.
, 1893-07-14
Grs0efon6ter patrif Cyan
Got Don Chile ans ole Pcimreiie an9etretcn
WoGporaiio, G6tle, ID. Sui.

* Ut II I VI 7 U VVFtVt TT Mutt
Ger bi9Dcri0e omcrtfonilc0c @cionbtc
Bolrid @8an bat iiD 8citcrn Nben6 mach
y}cw BORT eiugei3int. Or iDurbe u1tcr
ilarfer y ot}eibcoecuHB nQb Dem 30mpl
6ootc acbrodt. Die 8cp0lfcrua8 bcoboc5
tcle Elm iuiiroiges SbtDei8en. ...
, 1893-07-14

Wtutam StetnmaY Don Reute an
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1r u Ia cnrrr AcAIN.
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peoples meeting at $50 p. m Ladies'
meeting at 4 3. m, Monday. Prayer and
social meeting at $50 o. m Wednesday
The Trinity Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn.
First Presbyterian Church Corner Main
Huyne Leav D. pts.o or sunday school, nj
$500 a, m. Il. W. Taylor Supcrintcnd emit
services at VI q. m and flSJ d, m. Pr aen-
ms by the pastor. Infant baptismal scr
vices nj p. m.
Watts Chapel-Rev. H. watts, pastor
sunday school at 9 a. m w b. Craw-
ford. superintendent Preaching at s %.
m. and p. m. Subject; Gods Care Of
His People, Duet S2-u verse All are
invited to attend
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-17
LECTURES,
!. e,rHruINo OF MINISTER'S AT
. wANAHACHIE.
m religious Problems ana
'''" c., Anthropology by Emil
S''" n,yincs at the Christian
''S a,cb-uiehcr Criticism.

h. aii III ilng me 49, -. No. n,o t,s,,
Aatss, r as '.'' ,a,t,,rosbln has proved espe-
b Al H. interesting.
hev ~ ~ night Mr.. Garrison delivered an
asd II laada' ,.,,,rs on .Riblical Anthropo-
ana Nh q. IL anstng leS'u' ~, BY 49,. 49,.
Aia 49, III he Key TO some L,v'7'0'' ''u
|vel i W. The problems, what is Man|'
|1lst,s EAN Of ING va .,,,,.,.,,-. ,.,,,, ,b.
"a NJ, Ia can alone We y-
~ Aha Tba speaker with SclehtAc ana
aads Il ~ i. .,, research showed in his au-
u thJ N II 'yopH'''' ,..,,,,ts 10, avt.,rat, thea,
tiers L., the vain attempts l." answer V'-'-
/, rl.stay after devotional exercises
~ HE ,,,-t,,tt state sunday school
len ~ III ". H. NIi5"' -, ia
4e.-Vtc M .,list OF the CHRISTIAN cuulch' anu
suea o., sH.,t,on OF business. Mr.. Garrison
Ia'tohe 'iAn'D i.rtlr, ON '.Hisher Criticisms
{ BET -, is it and What should BE Our At
bouts a.. IL N toward NJ The speaker sac
zoe Iii, NJ ministers of the gos-
bsns.,, iii perhaps be questioned by none.
"seh, hInt,iis,ry I9I So DONG arises From lAe
lgs's ,re on the aye OF sun greater
Range, N ,-,y IN the neld OF biblical er.ues,m'
he 5i. i n sss5 ABREAST vim tne times TO ig-
|u civ /, IT, il Is not optional Waeliisf I'VE
Flors ", asi.afF Sreed On u.s. We ought mo-, IL
|uli b. 5 5315 T. prevent the fullest ana fresh
ma. gttala the scope Of what is known
|Anee ttiigssr criticism. HEaer criticism, ae-
I5s 10 President harlec OF CnlelEq
way co-i, ssrsity IS inquiry into the literary anu
Scufslss n n s1cai character OK any book or d2Gu-
he ng-. III N whether sacred ~ piv-ahe. ne
l. a. t~RtF III .ispcy TO CoHilue the term MINER 70
u Us NE = a. .ructte critics u thHir aims ana
rising cty .e.3s Is erroneous. AU wno inquire m
EGs literary ana historical charHetei ut
Mab'dks al tne hioie are hisler ct.ugs,
te- criticism has been termed a name
FioA Eg,entidc scholarship. scientifically ap-
Mai That 10 is IN the hand. OF men ~
Ia a., III ii,ent 10 show that some of tine con-
Wv !ae ans are erroneous. DO not confuse
~ criticism with some Of us efron-
|rs Cshs,,V I. e1ncluslons
IN 5befe are Two classes of higher critics,
obstructive and destructive. Tina, the
+ an''i ts- reach some conclusions 49, unscien-
ton Es and irrational conclusions is not TO
rIT.H-Hl fnN.T iWNpgff-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-03-11

TALKING with a couple of intelli-
gent popuIists last Saturday one of
them remarked: 1.-THE worst thing
that has befallen our new party
lately is the accession to it of GER
tain individual whom we would give
almost anything to keep out. We
don't propose to be the dumping
ground for old political hacks that
you fellows kick out It took the
republican party long time to Sc
cure an absolute divorce, although a
temporary separation was had every
election when the pap-seeker failed
to seek recognition. Now if the
populists will only take the hint he
will be with the democrats in a
year, and we would as soon see the
democrats wrestle awhile with him
as anybody. As last resort, and
ultimately, you will once more find
him a prohibitionist for what he
thinks there is in it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-03-11
"FoR Legislative purposes. ="

A SOCIAL sensation was caused at
Columbus, Indiana, one day last
week, by the arrest of 100 of the So
ciety leaders and prominent citizens
of that place-ladies and gentlemen
for playing progressive euchre.
1t is not our purpose to use this
paragraph as text to defend card
playing. We consider this and
other kindred amusements, which
do not in the least affect the inter-
ests or moral susceptibilities Of So
ciety, as matters to be settled entire
ly within the consciences of those
who INDUCES in these pastimes.
But there is a class in every COM
munity-the number being reduced
to the minimum in Wa-KeeneY-
who are charitably called cranks,
and who are persistently straining
at gnats while, with the greatest
ease and celebrity, they are continu-
ally gulping down full grown cam
els. This is the "holier than thou
art" class who denounce everything,
no difference how innocent, that
does not exactly accord with their
preconceived notions of propriety
and morality. They are the hypo-
crites-the moral lepers of a COM
munity-whited sepulchers-who,
while pretending to occupy higher
moral plane than their neighbors,
will resort to the smallest, meanest,
most contemplate violations Of de-
cency that their small and shrivel-
led minds can invent. They are
the class who denounce everything
at variance with their notions as in
ventions of the devil, while they do
not hesitate-if they can make a
dollar-to perjure their souls, and
run the risk of the horrors of the
penitentiary, to say nothing of ever
lasting punishment in the world be-
yond. This is only a pen picture,
but if you know the subjects shun
them as you would the deadly SER
pent.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-03-11

ONE Of the most serious barriers
to woman suffrage is the class of
women who usually make them
selves conspicuous in politics. They
have disguised the better element of
both sexes to the extent, that if
universal suffrage is defeated in
Kansas, it will be due more to preju-
dice than to a careful consideration
Of the merits of the case. As a rule
womenly women have not been &C
tive in this movement, but mascu-
line women have advocated the
measure in season and out, and have
done more than all other causes
combined to retard its progress. If
suffrage is conferred upon the wo-
men of Kansas, it may be that the
better element will come to the
front. If they do not 1t will be the
direst calamity with which Kansas
has yet been visited.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, tn, or,,
March 2, 1898. so' oo'f'
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the register and receiver of the
o. S. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on April
II, 1898, viz:
John r. Bell,
Presumption Declaratory Statement No. 1885, for
the northwest quarter of section %, township Is
south, range %, west of the 9th P. NJ, Kansas.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said
land, viz:
William G. Forney and Alonzo W. Rockefeller, of
Utica, Kansas; Edwin L. Frye and Lewis Rhein, of
Gibson, Kansas.
34ot LEE MONROE, Register.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-03-11

TIE populists are strongly in
favor of electing a United States
senator by direct vote of the peo-
pie, but when it comes to the crea-
ton of an appellate court they want
the governor to appoint. In other
words when they are sure it is COM
ing their way they ignore the voice
Of the people. Better do without
an appellate court forever than to
have the present appointing power
create it.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, ] ~ o--o
February %, 1893. NO. oo''
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Receiver of
the U. 8. Land Office at Ws-Keeney, Kansas, on
April 8, 1893, viz
William 81. Thomas,
Homestead Application No. 1885, for the northwest
quarter of section 80. township TO- south Of range
"a west p. M. Kansas.
He names the following witnesses to prove
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Henry M. Seaton and George Bossler, of Wa
Keeney, Kansas; Hugh Tidball and John F. Alters,
of Collyer, Kansas.
346t LEE MONROE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, ~ or,c
March 2, 1898, h'o' o''o'
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the register and receiver of the
o, s. Land Office, at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on
April %. 1898 viz:
Isaac l.. Spencer,
Homestead Application No. 1879 for the southwest
quarter section 20, township A. south of range
%, west P. NJ. Kansas.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Timothy T. Armstrong, of wa-Keeney, Kansas;
William T. North, of Banner, Kansas; Calvin Up
john and Frank Upjohn, of Gibson, Kansas
Act LEE MONROE, Register.
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q. s. Land Office, Wa-Keeney, Kan. NJ o.oo
March 6, 1893. ~ WV
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
q. &. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on April
Is, 1898, viz:
Thomas G. Blaisdell,
Homestead application No. 1907, for the south
half of the southwest quarter of section 81 and the
east half OF the northwest quarter of section %,
township Is south, range 24,west of the 9Th P. M
Kansas.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land viz:
Martin V. B. Storer and John Skinner, of Gibson,
Kansas, Andrew J. Gullett and s. L. Garland. of
Ransom, Kansas.
IL ct LEE MONROE, Register.
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THE crowning sensation in con-
pection with the Kansas Legislature
was the charge by Major Hudson
that Governor Lewelling and others
connected with his administration
had accepted, ''for legislative pur-
peses," $500 from the gambling
ring. Major Hudson makes the
charge openly and says If it is not
true he should be arrested at once.
When the senate convened, a reso-
luton was introduced asking for the
Of a committee to in
vestigate the charges, but the popu-
lists objected to immediate consider
alton and it went over. A commit
lee was afterwards appointed and,
we presume, the matter will be fully
Investigated.