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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15

The acting secretary of the interior
has denied the appeal in the case of
eagle VS.. Mendenhal, which involves
quarter section Of land in the Strip
country and embraced the question of
whether or not settlement could be
made by one making the run from an
Indian reservation. eagle made the
run from the Ponca country, accord
ing to the instructions of the depart
ment, as he understood them. After
the opening, the statement made BY
the secretary that all who made the
run from Indian reservations would
not be allowed to hold claims was fol-
lowed by many contests. The secre-
tary held to this opinion in this case,
and motion for a new trial was de.
MED, which ends the matter. The
decision applies to Indian reservations
as generally accepted, and not to
those making the run from the Chill.
COCO school reservation near Arkansas
City, but a case has already reached
the department that will test this
feature of the ruling made by the de.
partment.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15

President Jameson, Of the Kansas
Real Estate association, who origi-
mated the idea of the million Club
tc boom Kansas, will be IN Topeka
Wednesday to confer with Santa Fe
officers upon a proposition to load a
train with Kansas. products and send
it east for advertising purposes. The
annual meeting of the Real Estate
association will be held at Salina on
September 5, when it is expected that
the million Club" idea will be given
great boom.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15
Probate Court.

The probate court records show the
following proceedings done: A petit.
tion 10 sell property in the estate OF
Tillman D. Burrows, deceased, filed
by L. j. Baker, administrator.
Final account in the estate Of A.
P. Hartman, deceased filed by William
Corzine, administrator.
Annual account of Thomas Ander.
son, guardian Of the estate of Charles
and Russell Anderson, fled.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15

Advices received from Tarsus, Asia
Minor, say that a mob has attacked
the American school at that place,
maltreated several students and
threatened the missionaries.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15

When 1t comes to such a pass mat
prize fighters fight by splitting in each
others faces, men will be forced to
stop their jabber about women pulling
hair.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15

Saturdays base ball game between
Winfield and Coffeyville broke up in a
row. In the seventh inning, Win
field left the field with the score 3 to
l in their favor, claiming unfair
treatment.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15

The Hutchinson News makes local
applications Of truths that are more
general when it states that attention
is called daily to the practice of peo-
pie who drive wagons and buggies
crowding bicycle riders into the side
walks and bitches. We are sorry to
say that most complaint is laid to
the door Of our country people. The
bicycle rider has right to run on the
public road as much as the man who
drives a wagon or buggy, and the law
will protect him, and some of these
days driver who takes pleasure in
crOwding the wheelmen will crowd
the wrong man and have the pleasure
of paying fine into the city treas
ury.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15
Seed Wheat Investigation.

NEWTON, KANs., Aug. 6, 1895.
The Hunter Milling Co., Wellington, Kans.,
GENTLEMEN: The result of your in
Quiry by cable in Liverpool for Crime
an hard winter wheat, what is known
as Russian Turkey" for seed, Mr..
Augustine Gallagher of the Modern
Miller informs US, is as follows:
with an import duty Of 2Oc and a
probable cost price laid down at Kan
Sas City Of sl.OS, or thereabouts per
bushel, we are pretty sure to get tie
wheat to Kansas City at from sl,2 to
sl.30 per bushel.
If this wheat can be procured at
such price, how much would you OBJ.
ligate yourself to take and dispose of
among your farming community, and
would you be willing to deposit the
required amount Of your subscription
at the First National bank of Kansas
City, Mo-, against which the respect
i've parties who will furnish the
wheat, can draw.
The seed wheat question is import
ant and if you are interested and
wish to take part, do not fail to let us
know by return mail, as the wheat
must be ordered at once to get it here
this fall for seasoning time. II, ow-
ing to incalculable delay in transit,
the wheat would not reach here until
the LIST of October, it must be under
stood that the subscribers have to
take it anyway. We are calculating
to get it here by the middle of Sep
TENDER. Yours truly,
The NEWTON MIG. & Ell. Co.
All those who desire any such wheat
for seed should make application to
Mr.. Hunter at once.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15

struck by lightning have been care
fully calculated to be about one in a
billion, the Wheel adds there twill of
course, be some pessimists, who will
deny that this newly discovered vir.
tue of the pneumatic as a lightning
insulatOr amounts to very much.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15
Without Clothing or Food.

Austin, Tex, Aug. ga letter was
received here today from Jesse W.
Sparks, United States consul to Mexi.
co, dated Piedras, Negras, Mexico,
August 9TH reporting the deplOrable
condition among the negro emigrants
in Mexico, and urging immediate &C
tion on the part Of the citizens to send
money and food to the distressed PEG:
pie.
He says: 81 have helped over the
Rio Grande about 400. They are in
charge Of the state and United States
authorities who will provide for them.
They need clothing badly. The ma
jority of them are as naked as frogs.
This is positively true. Let your peo-
pie get up clothing for these poor
women, men and children and send
it at once. The negroes at Torreon,
about 300 miles from here, down in
the interior Of Mexico, want some
thing to eat. We cannot get rations
to them without paying duties to the
Mexican government. So get up
money, send it to me and l will buy
ratiOns for them. There are about
seventy-fve at Torreon. They can
not get away on account Of smallpox.
Three died today on the cars from
MOnclova.
Consul Sparks adds that when 400
disembarked from the train at Rio
Grande they had 400 starved dogs and
200 young coyote wolves which they
will neither kill nor sell, notwith-
standing their famished condition.
Every day adds some new virtues to
the long list Of those already credited
to the pneumatic. The latest of
these is that the wheels Of bicycle
being encircled by band Of India
rubber and dry air-which is a per-
feet insulator-the rider is completely
insulated from the earth, and, conse-
Quently, is imperviOus to the attacks
of the electric fluid. Thus day by
day, it becomes more and more a fact
that life without a pneumatic tire is
neither safe nor worth having. Any
one who suffers from nervousness dur.
ing thunder shower has now only to
go into barn or the cellar and seat
himself upon the saddle Of a pneu-
matic-tired bicycle to be perfectly
safe from lightning stroke. As the
chances Of man on bicycle being
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15

The bike has troubled existence.
The council in this city at one time
discussed the passage Of a rather rigid
ordinance regarding the riding of BIZ
cycles, and now Emporia is stirred up
over the bicycle. Only two weeks ago
some forty Of the citizens were ar
rested for violating an obnoxious ordi-
nance, so constructed as to be almost
prOhibitOry. The case was tested in
court and the ordinance declared un-
constitutional. Tuesday night the
city council passed another ordinance,
almost if not quite as obnoxious. An
other big batch of arrests will be
made if 1t is rigidly enforced. The
bicyclistS have organized and are de-
termined to fight the matter and will
carry it to the supreme court if neces-
sary.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15
ROCK ISLAND
EXCURSIONS!

Triennial conclave Knights Templar, Bos-
ton, Mass; sell August 10Th TO oath; return
limits extended by depositing ticket at BOs-
ton until October 5th; one limited fare for
round trip.
National Encampment G. A. r., Louisville,
KY, sell TO Chicago or ST. Louis for one fare,
and $500 added from these points TO Louis
vile and return; sell September sth TO 10th;
return trip TO be commenced from Chicago or
ST. Louis September 14th TO 18th inclusive.
National Education association at Denver.
July 5th to sth inclusive one fare with $500
added TO Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo;
limit extended TO September LIST by deposit
Ing ticket with agent at any OF these points
previous TO July 10th. Side trip rates via al
lines TO California points from Denver and
Colorado Springs at one fare.
American Pharmaceutical association at
Denver; sell August 18th and l2th good I'M
I'll August 18th, at one fare.
Call on local agent for further information
and rates, with connections.
NJ. W. ADAMS, Agent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-18

@enator NQen @ranberp T6urmar,,.
oa{oa fienot unber Mapnet '"rhe Old.
Roman, bebe / fit 6iem i @olam<.
bus. Obio. fie &orsooos @ftermio<.
bag liot ouer 80 Nnr 9ammel. Be-
apuoellen til bonS sp9bom Rrep fig
fra, OF ban faiot operenbe i tit 8i<s
bliotbef ben Zoe Noo. fiftleben; fben
bar BON for bet meie maottet bolbe
Sen9en. 9an lpntes iommetiber at
pore ao9enlunoe bra; forri9e Eirs=
bog 1ob ban oppe o9 rgate en- giaar,
oa 2eaen befoste bam. Men 2ipsz
trnaben uar bleuen for lpo9. oo&ref~
terne afto9 libt efter buert, inbtit>
bon uoen nosetiombelf &egn poe:
Dsbstamp iooneee ,nb.
Snurman uar en- befIenbt Stprrel{e.
/ port 9anbS offentliee Sin. 3an,
par Demotrat men panot Nnertienr.
oelie ftr fin Yotriotisme og fin Dpgt
ti9beb Tom Stotsmauo % Surift.
os'oa boS &epublitanerne.
4an uor &onaresmono fra Ob,c,
en- 9ermtn o9 ne9teoe at mooto9e~
Nominationen ben nefe Eermin..
6an uar Ouerbommer / Obios 9pie=.
iteret tc Nar men pilbe lite mobto9e
@iennomination, 6a bans Eern,in. bar
uolsben. Qan par 5orbunosienator
to Aar. bet fife Nor bleu ban palate
til mtoler'iois &,cepreiioent unber:
Den sauerenoe BtceprefbeRts @p9.
BON. 8an bar oslaa peret Qanbir-
Dot for Mominotionen til Brefbent.
embeoet % bar tiloels facet COB lln<
oeritpttel(e.
S &onsresien aioroe ban fig III. a..
bemelfet ueo, at ban troos ben fer<
tehe. Mobtano fra Sernbanerne fit:
anta9et en- Sop, ION er bleuen folbt
~3burmans 2ouen", BET tpon9 Nor>
lbern Boc,fcz Banen til at opfplbe
line 5orplistelier til &eeierir9en.
pan tD9te at qlpre oft. oer fob i
pons Maat tor at ofuenoe Borser=
flt9en, oa ban troeoe. unionen funbe
ueoliaeboloes uoen &ri9.
s ben lenere 2io, etter at Ben9e=
ippre smoalet blep en- ut9ti9 Sos, bar
bon to9et Stonbpunft meo oem, iom
bar orbeioet mob en- @ulbhanbarb.
Om ri lite buffer fell, iaa por bet
ham, iom ifior ienote en- long oner<
fjenbenbe Noresie til 5olfepartitta,
NattonolcOnpentipn.
@uuernpr Wcsfinlep bar ubfebt en-
Wores}e til Solicit. Tom oerueb unoers=
rette8 ON 9burmans DBo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-18
Mtnnefota,

Ere nse Bugnineer er mn un-
Der Dpfsrelie peb S,otsuniue fitetet.
- Gn $ 6anion ilos Zig libel for,
leoen. oelueo at bon falot neo fra en-
9obebu9niu9. iom bon bolot poa at
opiere 4emono. 5ieele @ountp.
= Tro Moorbeop meboeles, OF
Sobn 6abelono. iom Dor onfloeet
tor at baoe mprbet Die Eimruo. er
lBslaot, ha Gionesbprbene mob bonn
life por itG1fe not.
= Sfelae rgformouoen" boiber
mon poo at tamle 95en9e til @oncor>
oia @eaeae Moorbeob peb 6ielp af
Chain-Letters. 6uer ben. iom
mooIoeer B,eo. oumooes ON at lf,ioe
ire Breue itlBenner os oeauosn feuoe
10 Gents til goncorbia.
- @uuerngr @lousb fif Fort tBr
popmaros 6enrettelie mango 8repe
n.eb Nnmohnine ON at benaaoe Jon<
gen. st Of nisje Breue unoeri.epet
.&omite Of Al" t,ueoe meh, at ban
fife piloe baue long T,o ieien at lepe,
oerlom bon loo en- Mmeriforer ben9e,
mebenS en- Suen(fe lop meo liusua<
r,et 5zn9iel.
5ra Eoplor To1s mebbelea, at
@ba,les Nbrabomiou blep itpst (aoret,
VI CHARLES Wt,llsr fit miubre &pQ=
teller unoer ct ,@blriunr," / Tron<
coma forieoen Doe. 8ruoeommeu
Sobn @pltIunb bleu forbit1et o9 iflBo
poo oem meo IN 3o9lbpsie.
= @n M d sSobnlou bleu fuct
Of @ba1lts Dohl Broinerb iine
Onsoag. Sc bapbe bolot III poa
.5aloonerne. % bet beber, at 9obl
,pr.oe ct Club meb fin @epoluer blot
Tor at itremme sSobn,on. men bon
'rot ubeIbisuis fidnopnte Brp|tet.
9obniop osoe Spnoass Morsep, oe
Eabl er arreiteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-18
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class mattek.

bar fremfot 5oriloo ON. at @eaie.
rinaen itoi ielee fin 8art Union =.
% @entral,B ,Banerne til BEN bbieRe.
Bpoer.
Senator 5rue bor fremiat 5or..
ilos ON, at @ortbern Hoc,Fc: Bonen,
meb ol1e oens Bronher incorporates
til ct &ompoent. os ot en- @antebefz
telfe poo bele @ienbommen 9ipes tie.
&e9iertn9en.
@enotor Stemart bar ivm olminz.
oeli9t fremtat lit 5riieipior1og, BE-.
Der bet.
Set beoer, at &oneres)en bill ab.
iournere nafe 5reoos for Sutetertz
erne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-18

Ser er iaar 2g omftribte Sober I
Rongresiens &eprelentontbus. 9ette
,fal uere mere enb nogenfinbe fgr.
aonsresmonb @oop bar tremfat
lit To1 i1a9 I Ron9res,en ON Beoil.
ling af 100000 tor en- offentlis
Bpenins / 6ersus Soils. 6an Dor
ogfaa torelaoet. at rer eiues @ritat.
ming til Ytottbem &risbt oe Gront
6. Darling fra Ottertdtl for Eab al
@ienoom unber SioursO sOplpbet /
1862.
@enotor Stenart fra Meooba bar
fremfat en- @eiolutiou on. at Ginan.
cefomiteen lial unberiB9e 8etielfur<
fen melIem Qanbe meo @glplfanbarb
o. 2anoe meo @ulbfanboro iamt
ftnbe ub Mpntfobens Snbfpoel,e
paa NgerbrusetS og Jabrifor,ttens
Snteresier. &an ituloe boloe fin
9ole Mnnoa9.
Genator Yeffer tar fremiat Tor.
ilag ON 6orminDRelie al uo9ifterne
peb @ongresmenbS Bearaoe!ie.
3nn iasbei en- Eale, at Be.
sraue!fen al Senator @lumb fofeoe
So. 600 % bette par enooa louere
enb be alminoelise Begrauelies6m.
tofnineer.
! Senator Eburiton fra Mebrasa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-18
,5nblanoet.

Set Ct btput,et at ben republitan>
'fe Nattsnnlconuention fal ofbolbes i
ST. 4ouis ben l6oe Suni nete
Uar.
- 8re6bent Glepelano reite ub
paa en- Snettur. ftrafS @onsresien
uar iamlet, o. iiol baue iiubt mango
@nber.
- Jra Nnomoio. Soipa, meboe=
les. at ben fDromtoIte @eoattbr Cur
tiS er bleuen funoen Rplbi9 / Bigomi
% uil bliue ogmt iii 5 Nars 5en9>
ielsitrof.
= &mil Nrton. iom Ct omtolt poo
ct onoet Steo Blooet, er ifplee
Telegram til Doospresien ororet uo>
leueret til 5ranfr,s al Mpnbiabeber>
ne 2onoon.
= Sen bemofratiife Nationol>
fomite ifal mpbe i 8oibinstor ben
l6oe Sanliar for ot 6efemme Tiben
% @teoet for Bartiets Motionalcon>
uen,ion. Goifepart,ets &omite Rol
mgoe / ct. Qeuis ben 17oe / iamme
Dtemeb:
- y. =. 6atbo>pap. 1om fses OF
pere ct Meblem of Stonooro Niie
truf. er bleuen ,laet en- Mnltt Of $50
for at baue ouertroabt Nutitruf 50,
oene 1eras. Ser er o9iaa Nntla
GET mob &edeteqer. 5loeler os anbre
At &ompa9nietS @mbeosmenb.
~ &on. @btparo Mc85erion bsbe
/ @eitps burg fife 9grbos af en- for
for 9ofis al aux vomica. 9an
bar ueret @lert / Roneresiens &e>
preientantbus II @eslioner. 9om<
mer Epomos 8. 9useut. Joltepa-,
tiets Xeber / Eeras, bgbe Sort
@ertb, Eeras, famine Dag.
Nmer,cln federation Of 2obor
bespubte fin Convention Metp Sort
fife l19e. Blanbt Nrbeiberlebere par
ber osfaa to fra @nalanb. nemlis 6.
s. &opep fra M,nearbe,oernea
Unions @u9lono. % S. Motposlep
fra Bomulbslpiuoerterne i Non.
DIETER. Sen ferfneunte oplpfe, at
Sftbsbpssernes Streif Dor enbt, os
at Mrbeiberne bapbe punbet. 6an
baabebe. at ben Tib pilbe TONNE, ba
enQel iftolenbe Tolf oil torene fig mob
ben feQe8 Gienoe Ropitnlen. Momos>
lep gni1eoe. at mon itte p1lbe tale faa
meset ON fin 5slelie men beller ON
8unbs, Sbillines o. 8ence. Brat.
til Mrbeiof % Drsaniiation er bet.
fom sisr nbloset. Somuel @om=
psrs bleb palst til 8retibent efter
MeB:ibe.
Z . y. i L
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-18

= Beo Bpualset iBofton. Masi.,
torrise Eirsoc9 ietreoe Demotroter.
ne. Republ,fonerne bar ,tprrt Bpen
/ ct Nor.
@n Suen1e Deb 9}opn @u}tao
Stpblin it'so libel en- Is Nor1eomn el
5ormer&i9e oeo Naon Mnn,e Bunbp
nar Beibil9o. 8ieconiin. forr,qe
Utanbos. og oerefter beeif bon Selp.
moro, friuer g. @rosie Eioeube.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-18
no1anoet.

S'blse 3eleerom fra Berlin bar
en- uolbfom Storm raiet / g1orbigen
os aiort flor @taoe. s Qamburs %
oermeite Omesn ct Bbela9t @lenoom
for 100000 Norf.
= Jro @lasaotu. @nslanb, teles
arateres. at @ftbsbuaserne bar neg
tet at ofilutte Stre,ten paa be Betin.
9elier. tom er opit,llet at en- Sonic.
renee al 9lrbeioere oa Nrbeios9i.
uere.
= Gra Berlin berettes, at en- Wil.
lioner @in,b Booen / 9pRlono er
bleoen orebt al fin Ssn. oer uar.fnos=
ieo9. Jaoe1en bapoe altio ue9ret
fig ueo at briu9e 5punen til Niplet
- Set beretteS fra Mabosoiiar,
a. en- Misfonsfotion otter er pbelo9t
at De inofpote. o9 Of Misfoneren
meo camille mcatte fe9te. Nue
Suropaere / 9anooifritterne er bfez
oen ororet iii 9oueofaben. % franlfs
2tcFper er uolenot tor at tunie Op.
lDbet.
- 9elesater fra be bimeto01Fe
5orbuub @nslanb, Tplflanb og
5ranfriBe mDo,ei Ya;is forriee Tirs
Dag for OF antoee &eiolutioner, 5om
dal toltleq9eS b,sie 2auoes Static.
mol forl rlamlin9er. Slite 9orsoaa bleu
Delesaterne mootoeet Of Statsmini
iteren Bourgeois. Breioent 5oure
ltal baue o1it for Snteresie for
Sagen.
- @n Y1spat1e til ben forenere
Prss!e fra Nrmenlere / &oniantiuo-
pei ct mvbtaset ber beretteS ira 9on.
non. Den meloer: ,Mrmenteu tret
fer TT fife 8uf. l1orpbDel,esarbei
ost tortiettes. Nnte l1et Of bem. iou1
er maroet, 9aur op til 100000. oa
J Million efierlepenbe bar taset fin
1illust i'll Sfopene os 5ielbene. buor
be leuer al urter o9 &gooer. gun
seren % &uloen er beepnot at aiDre
ior 1oele99elie blanbt BEN. S
Nenneifebeoens % &rihenoommens
yeaon reb os." Ut Telegram til
.@briition @erolo" i 81 ~ Yort mel
Der, at BET er fommet 8uo fra @au,
at minoit $4,000 5lpetninse er an.
fommet ii! Bpen ira 200 2orosbper
iom er Boelo9te @anprouin,sn.
VI beibet for at afbielpe Npoen bin
ores Of Eurferne. os Misfonsarbei
oct er mon nBot til a. fonie. 5fo
lerue er luffeoe. s Bi,lis ct Miss
liorerernes 2iu | 5are. os BE- penter
poo Nuleonius til of fpete til ct fit,
'ert Steo. @briitian 9eralo telesro
fereoe fife Eorsoag til Clara Bar,
TIN. Yredbent for .Nmericon 9}eo
@roiS" i Bo,biuaton. o9 tilbbo a,
aianfe $25, 1000 til uu6eritpt'eliesar.
beioet, beriom &eo %rois paotos fig
NrbeiDet / Nrmenieu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-18

g3or'f Mtmanof. g1orRe Rirfe.
folf snIer aierne en- norR M[m1uof.
% buert Snmfnnb ia: aierne fin
eaen. Den 6orenebe @irfe bar net.
% ubaibet en- for 1896, oe bpts no,
aen Bnfer ben, Tan ben erholbes
boS t19etlobet. Den toiier 1Oc.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-18

@n HorSporuoenaa aareif poobeaunb<
tes ianor iBbilobelpb,n. s Meipgorf,
8rooflnn % Serieb gitb bar 10000
Sfrnobere ffreifet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-12-18
fergus &alls Mgema&
uofommer bber On8oaq.
q. Soleut, t1ogtper.
subtfrtpttonfpris $1.25 for Aar, betela
tJortfuo, eaer8 $3.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ, In
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-25
Anaconda Nelos.

don't catch me replevinfng women's
clothes any more. not while the won-
ans got 'em on. anyhow" said he,
with an emphasis as though he
meant II.
Then he sat down to make out a re-
turn He took of his overcoat and
worked a few minutes, then ne re-
sleeves. Still the sweat poured from
his manly brow. and wilted his mus
tache. He took off his hat and famed
himself. opened the door and raised the
window until he froze the court out,
but as the judge went out the door he
looked up and called him back.
I've got II now"
Got wanat7'
why the return on that replevin,
but it's the hardest work I've done this
year. Don't suppose I've got 'em all
down right now, but they're all item
lied. and that's what the new code
makes a Teller do"
The return was as follows:
State of Montana. County of Deer
Lodge, S.:
I hereby certify that have this day
served writ of replevin and duly seized
according to law the following de-
scribed personal property from Miss
Myrtle, subject to the orders of this
court: One overcoat, one shimmy. one
pair boomers, one roll corsets, one bird
cage. one hat. with feathers, together
with other various and sundry suits,
name unknown, and further affiant
saith not.
Given under my hand and seal this
23rd day of November, A. d. 1896.
j. NJ. PICKLE, Constable.
The case has since been settled out
or court 1t was only dispute be-
tween a bad lands landlady and one of
her tenants. The costs were paid INTO
court, but the constable has a bill for
wear and tear on his feelings. stress of
mind, ETC., which is still in allegiance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-25
Fri by-At Last.

That greatest and most majestic OF
modern plays. '"Trilby," will be seen
here at Evans opera house, on Satur-
day night, Nov. 30th, with A. M. Palm
er's stock company, which will be
brought here with all it's enhancing
features, the company, the scenery, the
music, and every stage effect, which
made so gigantic success in New
York, Boston. Chicago and San Fran
cisco, and will be seen here for the first
time, as "Trilby' must be played In
every city in the United States and
Canada before the season ends, hence
there can positively be no return visit
here. So all those who desire to see
this unrivalled production, must do SO
during this engagement.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-25
DRY GOODS.
Writ of Repievin. n Constable's Haste and
n Curious Street Mob.

CuTAoue btftct moD,
A constable with his arms full OF
woman's clothing. marched up Main
street Friday afternoon. A fur-trimmed
jacket was but partly wrapped about
a package from which all sorts OF gar
ments protruded in an irregular way.
which attracted a crowd Of men and
boys who trotted alongside, to keep
pace with his long strides, for the off,
Ger was in a hurry TO get rid of his
bundle. Filagree and lace dangled IN
der his load, white ruffies burst out
like a flame from under his tightly
clenched arms and on the tip Of a
nsmeless rolled-up affair. was balanced
a hat with waving plumes. Il almost
looked as though ne had picked up a
woman somewhere and was taking her
bodily into court. II was only an IMAM
innate bundle but blushes chased each
other over the officers face and he had
not time TO reply then to any one who
was curious enough 10 ask what he
had got. as folks VIII even when they
can see. and he marched al a double
quick into Judge Fox's court. where he
dumped the armful in an unceremoni-
Gus heap on the floor.
There be gosh. is the stun. but you