davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-16
Roum 9Ioublid, ober mabr.
Dier5i9 itoIienifde 2trbeiter Ieben in einem
fIeinen Gr09eifo6, oos iie tbr Club
haus" nenlter.

Sin b%unflcS, nicorige5 Gr69eiC6oB at Ser
6Qnal StrQBc Dil3et Du5 GlubLofal fir 40
itaiicniibc 4trbeiter. Der 3ufaQ fit6rte
geitern ben Observation-Disclosures 0oung in
Otcle 606le. 9}acbOem CT nit 2e6cn5Qez
1aDr Die cnge Grcppe Diltdb9cflettcrt mar,
1t0ll0 CT In ctnCnt 1tDGftn1ter1 9tnulne, aus
Dem t6m etn betGu6enoerOerucD BON ano6>
LAUGH ul1O s3tDtebeln entgcgenitrDlnte. Gr
mar ic6on i'm 8c8riff, Gin Stretcb6ols an
5u3ltnDet u1t0 tpettcr DOr5u6rtngen, ais t6ut
DON tr9cnbtDO6er bic 6r0ge entgegcllert0ntc :
ygSaS mitnibcn Sie bier" 9cr 6raQez
lte4er mar cine feineSlpeg5 retnlidh alSIc7
benOe Geri0nlt0fcit, Die elmer GroBcu
S9lrSe nacb 5u i9lieBel, ben 8eruf zines
&obeS DeriQb. 6crr Noung madbte iein
0egetltber nit icincr Otiiiion befotnt,
1DurDe aber nic9t Dcriton0en llnO er fab iicb
oeBDalb 8c1tOt0lgt, Den 9toG 5uritf3ui6loz
gen ltlo ictnen Stern 5u Sei8en. 9QS balf.
Sofort erflGrte iic6 Der Wtann berett tbm
Die 6Gumlic6feiten 5u 5eigen unb Sic no
tDtgc SntoTnlatton S1 crt6eilcn. o9ieS
ut Elm ttdltentl9er Glub", iagte Ser Wtanlt,
rnter3i9 Staliencr, Die auf Der StraBe ar
betten, gcb0rcn 5u Oemiclben. Q8ir iparen
bier DieL @elD."
WQI elal9et WQlDc erftDr Oelr y)0ut9
oann T~olgen0e8: Die Otiet6e fit Oas Grbz
gci3oB bctrGgt SO per M}onat. QQs Der
Stub 1tcb org0ntitrte, 6ciaB CT nic6tS. Itac6
Nblalf etllcS OtouatcS lpur0e elm Roc6 un0
etn '00uSmeiiter cripGDlt un0 6ielen Sci
ben tbcrtrl9 man bic 2eitung. ,3unG6It
ipurOer aus 8rettern, ipclcDc Sic W}it9Iie>
Der aGfgclelen b0ttcn, tpD ite ie fanDcn,
8ettltellen auf9eidDta8cr. Qtuf bic ro6cl1
8rcttcr mari man alto &lci6er ullD Qunt=
pen u1t6 bic 8etten iparen fertig. Stiible
CAB e5 feline, SUM SiBcn lprr0en leere
Setfenftiten bcnlBt, Die man cbenfauS
lr8eHOlpo gefunOen Q0ttc. a3u ben 8aic6tcn
pes 9ouSmetitcr5 gcb0rt bic .3uiQmmcnz
1tcllung De5 td8licbcn W}en15. 9aIielDe
De1dDrteb Der Wtann tolgenOcrmoBen:
r3um Tr(tDitllG BADEN mir SAnar36ro6
Ino &oifee, gum W}itto8 ne6nten itcb Sic
Nftt9lteOer ettDa5 QSurit uno Scbtpar3br
nit, tDenn ite a5er 2(6en65 mach Dem Stub
3alle tomncll, Damn ieBen pir i6nc1
09mor56roO uno cttpd5 itorfen &affee pot"
90 leben Dier3i8 O~fenid6en, Bic bon
$l.2o bis $l.75 per Sag burc6 GtraBeaz
arbcit pcrOicnen. 9tatitrlt6 bat SEER
YpNn8 DEN 8eiibcr ocS 6altie9 bcrocbz
rIebti8t, OoB bieie 4et609le ungelaunt qez
rdrnlt rper0cn miIiie.
, 1893-08-16

Nleine Udfrihten.

= Oct 15iG0rigc 90. 8t1ieG iDurDe 6eute
WtOrgen az Der 119. StroBe BON einenl
Bulge Der 81. @entrGIbobn itbcrfobren.
Die 9tdDer 5erm0lmtcn 1etnen rec6tcn Qlrm.
Wt0n brocbte i'm n0c6 Dem Wercp 6oipitol.
- Dem Coroner mur0e 6elttc Oforgcn
aus OtOr8an Barf bericbtet, 0oB Elm Wfonu,
0eiicn 9tame unbcfannt 1et, Der ober in
Dem &Oitbatie BON s.. 6ano gelpo6nt,
Durc9 @rlcbicBen S~elbitmorO begangcll
ba6c.
Deg &elIner @eter @lt6ler muroe
Qeutc pDn 9tichter 8rnbtpcu ul1ter $500
Sur9l10ft DcmGrimtnalgeric6t i~ibertpieien.
Gr lit bcl0ul0t8t, gcitcrn aut einem Qicnic
Dam 6errn s.. @. 8roube oaS &letngcID
ouf cine $107@5ote i4utoi9 geblicben 5u iein.
- SIN Ser geitri8en StBultg Set @elt=
parf6eD0r6e beantragteB rd ii0el1t0arDD u1D
Som. '8rpOotp5fi, BON 6cnl 6onO fir Ser
beiierungen $4,000 Su beiptQigen, nm baz
burcb elmer Qln5abl neutrality-suspicious.
9eNtc 2lr6cit 81 DcrlDaffen. 0ciocr poren
biz anDcren @ommir6re dnOerer 2lnlic6t
u10 0cr. ieDr 5citge!ndBe' @ori9lag murbc
pcriDorfeu.
- 6re0. Quil1lo1, an Der STE bon Sui
ton u1O 40, StroBe in 8uIman DoDn>
bait, ntuBte Geiterl1, 81 CT 9Guftg at ltn5u>
fcc9nun8SfQbi9tett Ietoet, n00 Dem 9etenz
tlon>6olpttQl 6efDr0ert tDer6en. Gr mar
frlber Elm Otit9lic6 Der Seucrtpe6r uub bic
8erlcbultQen, lDelcbe ct in BET Nl5ilbung
1etlcS 8erufcS DaDOntrltg, btl0en bic llrz
10cbe letner 0etitesumnacbtung.
- Der 0irtb Setter 8crntetn an 8orf
9top in Der 9tQbe ser ST.. Gentralbabn
itanO Dcute por Gicbtcr 8roDrpell inter Der
9~lnflage Soiepb Martir, einen 8ciucDer Der
MISUNDERSTANDING, nit 6iIfe cineS anbercn
WtannCS Durcb8eprilgclt unO I'M $3.50 be-
raubt Su ba6cu. Ser SAT- pur0e bis sum
Is. 3. go. pericboben. 8ernitetn iteute
Die l8a6rbcit Der 8el9ul6igung enti9ieOen
IN 2l6re0c.
g. S0o 9ifonion un6 Soite 6onion
BON 1862 BlDmoutb Blace tpurOen beute
8Ormittag Don 9ticbter 8rabtpeQ tpegcn utt>
orOcntltden 8etragenS Su ie $25 Strafe
Der0Onnert. Sic tDur0cn 9citerlt 2benO
DON bem q oli5iitcn 6otpor6 perDaitet, lpnz
bel Die 9iGinion Ben 8eamten nit eiscm
Wteiier gu itccben ~periut6te. 9te WegGre
bat bereit3 fritDer etnen YoLi5titcn Der
mci1ert lln0 etneu onoercl1 Durcb etnen
ScbuB %pertpunOet.
- SIN Dem Safe 6er Columbia Organ
& 9iano So, fitr tpelc9e 9eitern Elm
0taienperlDaLter crnonnt wur6e, miro be-
ri6tet, baB bic 8erDin6li1feiten gr0Ber
ieien ais Die 8cit6nOe. 9te 6erren Sam
line, Scott uno Gopel, Sic Qn1pGlte Ser inz
iOlDcnten 0elelticbalt, crfldren jeOoc6 nad1s
briifltcblt, baB Die 6citdn0e 0r0Bcr iino,
dis bic S9ulOen. Die lcBteren merben
0uf $50, 900, bic 8eitGnoc ouf $50, 600 an
gcgebclt.
- Sin iun9cr Mom 9}amcnS Burton
9cnile, go. 48 NuibitraBt, muBte 9eitcrn
Die Q2abrbcit, DaB e5 uic9t rotbiam lit, iic6
Dtncin5umii6cn, tpenn SDei 3}omOte5 iiA
p~riigeIn, tDcuer be5a0len. 2Q5 CT nit eintz
gen Scfan1ten Sic ObioitraBe entlang girQ,
lab or, DAB s>pet W}dnner auf einanOcr los
0rolben. @r iucbte 6ricOen ST. fifteen, boc5
elmer Der StroIcbe DerieBtc ibu meDrere
0teiicritic5c in Den Niidcn, Die i'm be-
ltnlung5loS 5u 8ODcn itredten.
, 1893-08-16
Die SteQun9 Ser II Clubs Ser vgtationo
lit bis iebt foG8enbe:
Quf Der S0rfe

iebte ser @etsen feit an, tpurOe aber auf Sic
g}acbri9t BON Dem &ursiturS in @aQitreet
matt uno gtng i'm Septembertermin bon SO
auf 62B; Der 9e5em6ereS ermtn BON 7O4
auf 20.
Gorn mar matt bracbte pet Septem6er
394@39, per Ntai 414@4O4.
6afer ftel pet Septcm6er bon 258 Qui
245.
Sdpetncfleii9 matt; ser September
termin brabte $4,000 : S6mol;
$8.40@$8.473; &ippen 81. $685. rs.
, 1893-08-16
Gtu 9emaRre9eIter Wtrtb INF
Gpdniton.

9(u9uit Sfibbe, ser an Scr 9abiSltraBe
III @odniton ett Geitauront b%etrcibt, itanb
beute 8ornittag Dor Dem bortigen &tcbter
9earneD unter Der 2lntlagc, in feincm Ste
itaurant GiOcr D%crfauft 81 Da6ert. 3robz
benz ct nacbpics, baB Der BON ibn ~bcrfaufte
Gtoer nibt BART, iOnbern vtpeid5" getpeierr
tpar, le8te tbn Der &icbter fitr ie0en Der II
Sale cine Strafe BON $40 auf.
, 1893-08-16
Derfbieoenes


Die 3a6I Ser 5a6Ieroen 8eiucDer Sec
Safion Starts bc5ifferte ii5 geltern all
121, 1884 8erlonen.
6eute Q(bcrb Dir6 auBer benz Moi6tnenz
1tt0 GlectrtcttGtsgebGuoe noCb Der 8erfebrSz
mtttelpalait Dem YubItfum gum 8elud
offen itebcn.
Qm 6reitag gicbt Sic horticultural
SocietD" 5n Gbren Der SurDmit9lieoer fir
@)artenbau IN ben GGlmen 6es Union
Sea9ue Stubs Elm Sontett.
Sci Dem beltte Qtbcn6 itattftn6en6en
Seueriperf lpcrOen II. q. alcb Die Ntagaraz
fGle oarge1telt tper0en. 9aS Seueripert
ftnbet Oitlt9 bonn SnOuitriepalait itatt un6
be9tnnt nm $50 Qlben63.
9aS BON Dem &abelbabnz8aron Oerfes
oer llntberittGt bon @9tcago gum @eiCbent
gemacbte Eteientelelfop lit icbt I'M Snou>
itriepalait nabe5u fertt9 dufgcitclt.
Sn Der Deutl6en Seftion i'm &unitpalait
brod 9eitern 9tabmittag in Tolge Ser @rz
ploiton elmer 2ampe elm 8rdnb aus, 6er
iebO9 bon Der Seuertpebr 9el0i9t muroe
beDDr er etncn nen~nenStpert6en S6aoen
anribte1 fonnte.
Qlm %. Wu9uit begehen Sic StGotc Stem
Opl+ AHo uIU tDfEI ISeIIlu9 III DRt
ipeiBen Staot. Qlm 0ormtttag inn II ltbr
ftnoet i'm sc. 9. StaatSgebGu6e ein @m7
pfang itatt, bel ipeIbcr Gele9e1beit Sbomas
8. 8rDan cine Neoe balten ipiro.
Die 6rtlt fir Bic 9(nmeIbungen 3t Scr
in BEN Ga9en bonn Fl. Bis 20. Nuguit Itatt
ftnben0en 0tebz unb MISUNDERSTANDING
lief seitern ab, SIS it1o i'm OanSen 1000
Qnmel6unget fir 9ferbe uno 1900 fir
9tt1ODteb e%ingcgangen.
Die 0tattonaIcommillGrc fonnten iicb gez
itern Ieiocr nodb ni9t auf cine 8ertaguno
etntg Deroen. Sic tperben 6elIte nocbmals
ilber ben Gert0gun9Splan Debottircn.
6cute 9tobmitta8 fiubet BON 2 bis 6 lt1r
Gmpfan9 int @cbGuOc Don 6apti itott, I'M
8 llbr Elm 8anfett in .Gic6elieuz 6otel.
Die StcberbcitStreppcn sum 0acbe 6es
SnbuitriepaloiteS lpuroeu g~eitern fertig ge=
felt unO 0ie SIT Dem 9a1e nit icine1
prG6tigen NhtSiibt ouf Den NuSitcQungsz
plab unO bciien llntgebung f%iibrcnoen 6abr=
itiibIe tperOen OcmnGcbit pieoer in 8etrie6
9eicBt tperOet.
Die periti6e Seftion int Q(ferboupaloit
lit BON Delte ab ben Seiucbern 5~usGnglic6
, 1893-08-16
Oerlan9t ietn 2l0opttpftn6.

Jttcbter 0unne 9cip6brte bette 0ormit.
tag eth 9abcaS corpus &erfo6ren 3u Sun:
item Don Otomie Jtobertion, zines sebni6h.
rt9en Wf0OcbenS aus SEEM @oitle, 9o., unf
1eBtf Die ~&er9anoInng auf nabiten Sans:
tag 8ormittag an.
u. s., 8eit BON Bilmington, Ga., er:
fL0rte, 0aB tbm baS WtaOcben bon ben
Armcnolreftor BON SEEM Gaitle QnDertrau
lporOen lei. Sis ct nit Dem &tnbe mad
SQtca9o tan1, :ourOe ibm oailel6e BON 7reI
Hobert1onl 9}O. 1912 Wtilpaufee Q(Oe., oe
ipaIt1om tort9enOmmen. 8eit utQ ga.
Sinh icBt ipieoer bnbcu.
, 1893-08-16
8dfebdu.

0oS 5ipeite Spiel Der Serie 3tptidben Sem
G6icagoer un0 louisville 8aie6ouzGu6
enoete geitern nit einem gldn3cnoeu SiegC
OeS %erlteren Gl16S. Capt, 2(nlon bate Sen
2outSptQcS etnen ncuen 8aIiperfer, SEA-
mems 6rant 9onncup, 9egeniibergcitcut
unO Oteier ertpicS it9 ais etnc burcbals
tiic5tige &raft. 9facbite6eno folgt Sic
yScore":
, 1893-08-16
U(onl1=Sheibe.
S~tanoaro=S hetbe.
Otebn1drft.

&in6bteb-17 Il, 900 @tid.
S6wetne- $4,000 Stiif. Set.
I'm 10000 bOber. S6pere $5.15@5.6O,
mitteIi6mere 5.4005 ,95. 9eibte $500
@$6.1O.
900 Stid. 0aatt. grciie
ntebrteer.
, 1893-08-16

n@arneb Guns" - Gbica9o 8; 2outSptaes, 3. r2eft
8ols" S'9rieu, @tlmot, S'Jfourfe,N Biufncp a.
9eder &@MH8He sStrHct ont" &bOOeS, :. 8rOpn
boie bitS"-9enuD, &bObcs, O'8rten. 9unQon. n5po
boie bltS"-9un9on, S9riOer, SnitGea, Ifeifer, QGil
mot. u9acrtftce bits" s. 8ropu, Camp. stolen
boleS"-0oble1t,9 tnfneD, &ange CN. r0onb(e 8IQn"-
8obIen nn6 9eder; Sange, S'Srien llnb 9eter. r@r
bD. Bttder" Defer, &ange. p4alIeo 8aa"- 9rlm.
3eit-2:15. llmptre-GarutberS.
9ie Steann9 Der u Stubs Der Dgaotional
, 1893-08-16
Oos itternotionole pretsfhie6en,
Sim Sonntog ult6 0fontag ertparben 1ib

DE fOI9cn0e1 ScDlBcn W{c00ilen:
Sol. Braun IT,, Soltet, 81. 81. W}enbe, ct. Souls, NGo.
:. s. Gebrtn9, 81. 8uri9,
NntDn Qgngner, s.. Slod,
90. s. Braun Gpia @ou(6, GGotn, "SG.
S. geltemrller, 8. &orlen IT, ,WfonrDe, g3is.
8. S; Ytepen6rtnf, u Mnton &atIer, @9tcago,
s. 9S. 9uct, 80penpDrt, Sa. sc. so. 8Iottfe,
Mlot6 Wperuer, SenrD GRtQer,
81. s. WtotDeg, - Ntaiter @loreuceSpnq, Safa=
$. Berg IT., bette, Suo.
Die ~iibrt9en gteIultate Itn6 foIgen6e:
, 1893-08-16

2lben6biott Der ST.. staats3tg. 1 Sent
, 1893-08-16
3u10r1lne1 ..... So, l64,5
Die @inna6men BON ben GonceiiionGrer

Sll0nt11e1t. .,... SI,II6,o4U
Sin Ger9leib 6ieier beioen Iebten SabcIz
len ergtebt, ooB auf ieben Dollar, Der an
Den Gin9an9StDoren %Dereinnabnlt ipurbe,
33 6erts Gtnnabmen bon ben GonceiiionG7
relt fomnten.
, 1893-08-16
Die Qtsiteaunes=, finan3en.

luoitor 2ldermann fat g~citern ieinen
W}onatsberiGt iiber Sic StnanSIa9e DeS
Observation-Disclosures bis 5uun 81.
Sult etngeret9t, 10 baB Ser 8ericbt alio bic
, 1893-08-16
Der Streif Ger RollTubIibieber.

Die 1treifcn6en 0touitu6Ilcbieber ba6en
6eute Gormittag zinc @rfldrung an bas
8ltbltfum e~rlaiien, Inn 6aiielbe iber bic
lIriocben ibreS Strcif5 Su i%nformire1. Sic
erfldren, baB bic GoncciionGre fir bic
8cnuBung i6rcr Gouitiible iicb bon benz
Bu6lifum l1nperiWdmt bobe 8reile 5ablen
~laller, boB ieocr bon tbnen 500 fir cine
Uniform 3ableu m,Bte, 0te nic6t me6r ais
s. ipertb lit, bab tie bt5ber 81 tG9lic6 un0
20 8rOSent ibrcr @innaDme, etlpa % Gents
O~urc6i6nittlicb erbtcltcn, tpOfiir ite ibrc
8oarO bc5ablen mitBten, baB Dteier 2Dbn
jeBt nOb INT 20 Bro5ent rcOu5irt tperDen
iolle, un0 ie mt ei1cn Sag UNI ben ouDe>
rem bei6Gfti9t iperben iolen. Der Qtufruf
icblteBt nit benz 9tusbrud ber 6offnung,
boB baS Bublifum nit Sen itrctfeuocn
HONitAbli9iebcrn iDmpatbiiiren per6e.
, 1893-08-16
Sir oas permanente rrlufeum.

Sn Der Sfftcc oes CONGRATULATIONS 0oz
bis inn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ftnOet am
9onnerita8 NbenO I'M 8 llbr cine Ser
iammlun9 itatt, in tpelcber Sic fir bic Grz
ricbtun9 zines itGnbi9en Muieums sur 9lufz
nabme Der bier perbLeibeltben QuS~itelluugsz
9e9enltdnoc nOtbigcn OtaBregeln beiprodben
ipcroen louen. Qule, bic it6 fir 0as gu
it0noefomnen beS i60nen gloneS inter
%efitret, 1tno SIT Der GeriammIung einge=
laoen.
, 1893-08-16

/ @snsro5 5Q6nisI6 MorI4""~."...e; M 3rebrer
2. g8ein, 9Getb mp Seian9. ...;.......S Sob. GtrauB
4. GuIierl, 4Dlfa Wta3urta. ...........G 81. 3iehrer
D. SpuntOe SereuQoe.. ................ sra. WIeterQ
6. Mtprtben=8litbe @o3er. ....... SEo6I. gtranb
Z. @ebet Der Girte1t ans Der Sper Wau0a. -. 9oppler
s. @lu6geiiter, 9Sol5er. Sc. 3tebrer
9. SrUBe s%yautoie ans Der Gper 2rOubobur 100 o.0eroi
IN 9YeoHa Ato0Iu : Q4ol5erI on o.x.
~ Columbian Mtarf1 S NC 3'eDref
Il. GDrOler &ieOer, 9uett fir 8iitou. -.
8or9etro9e1 pon Den oerren 9e1 II. Stt6erup.
II. 3Dt0IDter=S4lerte 9rDBeTotpourrt. 6. :. @rO1mQn
13. PoZdraV ceskym bratrum Q America
SllGS OO go. -. .SQOrat
IA. @iener6lut, Mol5er Sob. StrouR
II. QS!e1er=YoltQ. s. Sc. 3iebrer
Western Kansas world., 1893-07-15
Teachers Institute.

The Trego County Teachers Normal
institute will begin July 81 and continue
four weeks under the direction of Con-
ductor George E. Rose, of Wyandotte
county, and Instructor A. d. Crooks, oi
Fredonia. am personally acquainted
with Prof. Rose, who is well known in
eastern Kansas as first class institute
man, and Prof. Crooks needs no intro
duction to the teachers of this county.
All persons intending to teach in the
public schools of Trego county during
the coming year are invited and expect,
ed to attend this institute.
While this Normal is primarily in
tended to instruct teachers in methods
of teaching, rather than the matter to
be taught, yet Mr.. Rose will make a
special effort to assist those young peo-
pie who are just completing the common
branches.
The expenses will be moderate By
clubbing together several students may
board themselves very reasonably
Bring such text books as you have, as
no particular series is required. One
dollar will be sufficient to meet all ex.
penses of stationery etc. A registration
fee of one dollar will be charged each
teacher in attendance and an examina-
tion fee of one dollar will be charged each
teacher taking the examination which
will be held August 25 and 26. This
will be the most favorable time for pass
ing examination.
The public in general, and school
boards especially, are invited to visit
the normal and inspect the work done
This will be good time to select teach
ers for the coming year.
7S4t A. S. PEACOCK, Go. supt.
Western Kansas world., 1893-07-15
NOTICE.
. First published July Is, 1893.

Joseph Hegener, The Western Farm
Mortgage Trust company, a corporation,
and Schuyler Opp, you will take notice
that you have been sued in the district
court of Trego county, Kansas, in action
wherein James Little is plaintiff, and
Edward Russell, as receiver for The
Western Farm Mortgage Trust company,
David H. Henkel and you are defend
ants, and must answer plaintiffs petit
ton filed therein on or before the 26th
day of August, A. D. 1893, or said petit
ton will be taken as true, and judgment
will be rendered against Joseph Hege-
ner for the sum of five hundred dollars
with interest at II per cent. per annum
from the first day of March, 1891, and
costs of suit, that a deed of trust or
mortgage executed by Joseph Hegener
and described in said petition be de-
clared foreclosed and first lien to Sc
cure said sum on the south half of lot
fourteen (14), block thirty-nine (39), in
the city of Wa-Keeney, Trego county,
Kansas, and that said real estate be sold
in satisfaction thereof, according to law,
without appraisement, and the proceeds
be brought into court and applied to the
payment of, 1st, the taxes due and pay
able on said premises; End, the costs Of
suit; 3rd, the claim of plaintiffs with
interest. and that each and all of de-
PENDANTS and all persons claiming under
them be forever barred and foreclosed
of all interest, lien and equity Of redemp-
ton in and to said real estate.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court at my Office in this city of Wa
Keeney, in the county of Trego, this
9Th day of July, A. d. 1893.
Attest: A. w. NUTZ,
GsEAL.1 Clerk of Court.
By G. w. Cross, Deputy.
Hayward & Griffin & Cowick, Attor-
neys for Plaintiff.
Western Kansas world., 1893-07-15
Notice.

The First National Bank of Wa-Kee
ney, located at Wa-Keeney, in the state
of Kansas, is closing up it's affairs. All
note holders and other creditors of said
association, are therefore hereby noti-
fed to present the notes and other
claims against the association for pay
ment.
The above notice is given as we are
surrendering our National charter and
taking a charter for the Wa-Keeney
State bank. There is no change in the
shareholders or directors, and the new
bank assumes the deposits, notes, and
all business of the old bank; so there
will be no change other than the name.
r. @. WILSON, Cashier.
Wa-Keeney, Kansas, June 80, '93 God
Western Kansas world., 1893-07-15

tory, and they appointed J. P. Mar.
quand, w. ii. Dorns and John Harrison
as viewers. They to meet with the view
ers who shall be appointed by the com
missioners of Ellis county on the 18th
day of August, 1898, and proceed with
their duties as road viewers. Board or
dered that copy of the road notice be
spread on their journal and also be pub
lished according to law.
In the matter of road beginning at the
northeast corner of section two (2), town.
ship twelve (12), range twenty-three
(231, as petitioned for by Hudson Har-
Ian and others. The board decided that
the petition and accompanying bond
were legal and satisfactory, and appoint
ed F. NJ. Morgan, E. B. Webb and W.
S. Harrison as viewers, to meet with the
county surveyor at the southwest corner
of section Sc, township 13, range %, on
the 18th day of August, 1898, and pro-
ceed to discharge their duties. 1t was
also ordered that copy of the road no.
tice be spread on the commissioner
journal, and that notice be published ac-
cording to law.
o. A. Cortright and George Carter
were appointed associate examiners OF
the county treasurer's books and ac-
counts for the quarter.
County warrants amounting to the
sum of 81, ,619.93, which had been paid
by the county treasurer during the quar-
ter and by him returned, were cancelled
by the board.
Board adjourned to meet July 6, 1898,
Attest: @. A. HOAR,
[sEAL.l County Clerk.
Western Kansas world., 1893-07-15
NOTICE-TIMBER CULTURE.
Land Office at ws-Keeney, Kansas. I No I,

Land office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, I NJ 1axaa
June 10, 1898, w. '
Complaint having been entered at this Office By
q. F. Martin against Victor NJ. Geer for failure TO
comply with law as TO timber-culture entry No.
1875 dated April "a $780, upon the southeast quar-
ter of section %, township IA, range 25 In Trego
county, Kansas, with view to the cancellation OF
said entry, contestant alleging that said claimant
has failed during since date Of entry to plant to
trees, Seeds cuttings acres or any part OF said
land or to be done; that said tract has
grown to weeds and Is entirely devoid Of trees Of
any kind and said failures still exist the said par
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this oface
on the 10th day of August, 1898, at O'Clock q
m, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure. HILL P. WILSON, Recefver.
w. E. Saum, Attorney. fSH
Western Kansas world., 1893-07-15
American Girls and Foretgners.


It has been said recently that If
American women continue to marry
foreigners at the rate they have been
doing, not only win the British
peerage soon be Americanized, but the
nobility of every other European
country as well. Have American girls
| no higher ambition than this? Ambi-
ton is a grand motive power, when
| directed in right channels, but when it
leads the American girl to abandon
her own country and people, rights,
privileges and ideas, besides all the
chances to make some deserving man
in her own country happy, this So
| called ambition is misplaced; and both
she and her family should be made to
realize that it is the most probable
| road to matrimonial woe. American
women are so sensible, so practical in
many things, but in this very marriage
question-both as mothers, who have
the sacred care of their daughters in
terests, and as young women, ambi-
tious to fill an important niche in socie-
ty and in the .world-they evince a
lack of Judgment and foresight. And
these two qualifications are indis-
pensable in all questions of vital inn
portance. Parents have enough ex-
perience and knowledge of men and
things, as they are in general, to know
what young girls cannot know, and
should therefore exercise their authori-
ty in all matters pertaining to the
highest interests of their children.
Young girls, who marry against the
will of reasonable and loving parents,
can, in the opinion of Ladies' Home
Journal, make up their minds that dis
appointment, if not something worse,
will be their lot. As far as the for
eigner is concerned, he may be dazzled,
captivated by the beauty, grace, intel
lect and independent ideas and man
ners in the American woman, but this
very independence which he seemingly
admires in her while she is his friend
or his betrothed, he will not tolerate
in his wife. And the young girl, who
sees but the vanished exterior of ele-
CANT manners, the persuasive and sub
tie compliment, will soon learn, to her
own disappointment, that there lies a
substance of very realistic and un-
pleasant nature beneath this highly
| colored rainbow tissue of her romantic
imagination! There are but two
caurses to pursue-to learn from the
experience of others, Or from our own.
Those who do the former are like the
five wise virgins; the latter are worse
than the five foolish ones! The Ameri-
can girl need look no further than her
own country to find the noblest, the
grandest type Of manhood on earth!
Here, man respects and honors her
womanhood, is willing to labor and
make sacrifices for her happiness, bids
her cheerfully to be coworker, an
honored guest Of public life, when oc-
casion demands, and loves her, not for
what she has, but for what she is.
Western Kansas world., 1893-07-15

IT is reported that a company In
Savannah is engaged in the manufac-
ture of india rubber from cotton seed
oil. The product, which is said to be
shipped to rubber dealer and manu-
facturer in Boston" is pronounced
equal to the best South American
product The process of manufacture
is a secret, but it is said that one Of
the agencies employed is electricity.
Western Kansas world., 1893-07-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once at W'KssDiy, 5nns q, Ks9''' iss No. $685.
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. s. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on July
%, 1898, viz:
Josiah Goss Henley,
Homestead Application No. 19098. for the south
east quarter of section H. township Is SOUTH range
% west, 9th 2. NJ. Kansas.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Charles Hearting Peter Mahlberg, George W.
Tunnell, James 7. Ford; all OF Brownen, Kansas.
SIT st LEE MONROE, Register.