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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09
nniott8friiett.

"@erben Gang" for 1Sbe Mars meb.
beler, ct &onsen bar benpenbt fig til
besse @issbasens &amre ,neb slumubs
ming om at opnapne II 9eputereoe til
bemmeli85 5orbanbline. Denne &oueens
@et tit. bemmeli9e &onferenier meb
@issbassmebl eblemmer bar iibf peret be>
nDttet nnbersben banit=tbite &ris 1s4s
% 9lnlebnins al @rimfrisen i 1853.
Sc irenite 8labe er enise ont, at bet
life fan bore anbet enb ben unionel1e
@onfl,tt, iom bar pirfet ct iaa opf9tss
pettenbe Stribt, % at bet betesner Si<
tuationens Mlpor. Detle @tribt bar
patt en- pinlis Dpiist ! gsurse, % man
bespnber aabent at brsfte Mulisbe>
ben af &ris. Man itaar. liseoperfor
BET ssaftum, at ct fort % nnestist &ar>
iii @perise, ber fOmplet fOrna ster
Morses Selpitenbisbeb % liseberettises
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09

Sil ltnberretllits for q. g. Dns.
borH ian vi nebbe1e, at ri bar Bet fra
9ienoioner, iont fl1lste @ronfbtte pad
Erenet til ct. Saul geatten til Snss
bag, ba Nnberl lon 8i1 ubenten6es Tom
op isien til 8ebanblina, = iom iaa
bam saa inb Senate gbamber, at ban
faainart 8tllen blep opraabt i9ien, for=
ioanbt iom en Nanb. .9an bao6e babt
@jem1op, men TOM tilbase os Tom liaez
1om &oen unber 9fsebammeren; tbt
ban troebe aft par oper: Sele @taten
peb bette, o9 ri tror, bet alti6 er beb1t
at inbrpnlme San6beben, boem bet iaa
eielber. Sen Eib fan not fomme, at
falfe Baaftanbe fan fremferes mob
bore bebite Menb, os ba ct bet soot at
funne for1pare ben me6 &raft. Ct
fjenber man bet ianbe, bil ct Sorlpar
mobGaltlbeb babe &ast. Nester man,
bpab bele @er6en pe6, pil @ns Orb
saa for 9}ul os iueentins. @t 9eepu<
b1itanere io1ste fig -og manse af benz
osiaa, inbremmes ielp af &epublifanez
re. 9t forIpare Grontbtte bilbe bore
.enbps pplitilt b,,u,t for iittffe.at tale ou.
bet moralite neb @a9en.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09

Saul og Minneppolis. -@enatorern'
@natpolb, 9}tnsbal, S6aQer, @epat:
Ion, @perrp, Tbompion os @ins item:
te imoo benne infame 8epiQing.
0Rinsoals Sorllas om at laoe en- So:
mite unber1bse, bporpibt be nuoerenbe
Sernbanefrueter er rimeli9e eller et,
blep neb1temt.
Sulet bor onbefalet Ill @ebtaselie ct
yorllas om at sjpre Bet til EFT Sorbrbz
belle for @rbeibsberrer at forbDbe Irz
beibere at til6bre Nrbeioerforeninser.
Slere &etitioner mob 8eifatnins al
@irfeeienbom pebbliper at fumne ino.
Sen Abe Mpril rpstebes bet, at IS.
81. Mariball, @r>@upernpr al. Mlnnez
lota (@upernpr fra 1865-69) bar
bpb / 8ala6ena, @a1ifornia. @enatet
us Sulet pebtos itrats meb flor 9eltaz
sel1e en @prserelolution til s@re for
ben afbgbe. @aalanst bar alt sobt o9
pel; men naite Sag tom ben nlptteltse
@fterretnins, at @ari6a1 life bar ops'
San leb piitnot af ct Slbebefinoenoe,
men bans 2ese bapbe ingen Grpst for
Sare. :, -e.<.
pulet pasiere6e ct Sorilas om at
itatlesse Nrp. gn psf. fpr ct Belpb
af $500 og opooer os S p@t. at $780,
900 % opoper. 9ette Gorilas er osz
laa populifift os et af be ptstisite, 1on1
bar paret oppe til Gorbanblins.
@are6ustommislionen bar rapportez
ret, ifmse Dpfor6rins af @enatet, at
ben bar Mast til at beitemme 6rastz
taflter, men at beu mansler Mibler til
at tpinse Sernbanerne til at lDitre Or.
bre. Sen mansler Rense. 8lot &enz
&c er Mast ber / 9anbet.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09
GrE @npern6r Merriam flyer, al

| vi 0HpefHOT WtertIuW t9eI, q
nosenEburoe ifripe en- 8og iom Spa,
paa "guins financial S6ool". ~ "@t
Rauf globe" forelaar, at @r @uper.
nsren. .ielp, iom er en- iaa larb Mant
% beriil Bulititer % 8anfer, burot
|forigse.
8e6 8Dpal8et / gbicaso fit George
8. Sipift, ben republitanite Mapor
&anbibat, en- 8lural1tet af 41.O0O.
&epub1ifanerne bar nu so Meblemmer
/ 8Draabet, os Demofraterne bar. 1S.
@opulNternes. @anbi5at for Mapor,
9olms fit ouer $4,000 @temmer.
Sfibpr @ieuberg,s 9feoatter af
"9itsHen", er bpb. s&jeGbers bar en-
Manb, bois 9jerte 1os parmt for SRI
beb os @etferbisbeb. Sau arbeibebe
meb Sber for @temmerettens 1bpibelie.
San fg1te fig @last meb bet norite
9emofrati, iom ban ienbte mango
6ilsineer, l
9en ipenife &ref Sfaonbal of au=
suftanas@ s@pnubeu fom tibltsere fat ueret
outtaltsi Robbussereu, er afiat fra fit
@mbe6e. Set forlbber, at ban blep af<
fat forsnt pere funoen itDlbts "sgrez
itienberi, 9esn Os foripst 8ebraseri".
San iasipser allisept1 for $4,000"
@ritat1ius for @rentelie ai fit sobe
sfaon ps &bste.
Yrof, Sims, ben ftore q. g. q.
@rofet. lom bebatere6e meb 9onnellD
uper etglar iben, er / Minneapolts for
at taleIps afllere q. g. M.s 9umbug.
San bar nu lart at forftaa, at ben Drz
ben, ban fpr fOribarebe, fun par en-
@au,u1eniuerselle af rbsses1eie 9ebere,
os at ben erltse Masie inben Drbenen
ct fprt bag 9piet os buperet af bisie
S@emere.
stpre Soranbrinser fOre9aar i.
MOisberbeni yteb Miper Daren. Daz'
feta" er io1st til &ebattpr @tapnbeim
os Gpposraf Srib 5euntns. "Den
frie &resie" bar life pift fig paa lang
Eib. "Geb &tper 9alen" er bpb, pg
"Eioen6e" reift paa beus @uiuer.
"Mbe gtorman6en" Fal Fbttes til
Miuneapo1is, Os Eroooten iises usiaa
at bile forigse fig bernebe. Gn Snb>
ienber fra beroppe til "9eorbpeiten"
flyer, at "5remab" oslaa ita1 billie for>
andre fit Maon til "8asoper". "@ob=
busseren" ii6ber 1ise ftp Sersus
Sails, men IS. S. llseblab", "8aiuz
nen" us samle n9eorman6en" er blet
sraa ug blese bet .fibfe.
"Minneiota Golfeblab"
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09
Sra &egiSlatnre11.

Omtrent 1900 9opforilas er forelast
MinneIota 2e9islatur. Spormanse
@unbrebe ppnaar at bli 2op,bar ri enb>
, MI in9en Circle paa.
.Sor bet sraaiten6e Die ct ale oisie
2ooforias en- sribenbe &refen, ct Bill
lebe al @amfunbet, iom bet ct l1mulist
at ta9e Sell al. @tbuert Gorilag ct en
Sob .eller en- Sap paa bet laieoe Can't
f,1nbsleseme, us tent at bare @inneioz
ia trenser 1900 pn Iaret. Set ct
6iller rbenpaa Siller, iaa insen fan .ie
ub og inb paa bele &iorteleu. Set er
ct troperbist @ibefptte til "Sillez z9ars"
/ "Melt5ers @olettuotitler".
@n 9ing ct fiffer: 9ette 2appe<
perf fan lite / 2ens6en befaa. Set
ntaa ensans falbe 1.nber &e9ten al
6illerne.
8i ifriper lite bette ipn1 en- &rtttf
oper 2obeiperue. ct fun 8ern al
fin Santtb fiseiom ale anbre. Man<
se af benz fer utpiliomt, at bet ct gait,
(man9e al bem ct fanite forbumme til
at ie bet) men bporlebes Situatiu>
nen 1tal rettes er lite iaa 1tsetil at
sreie. Ds ben perite Sinbrins ptl
uben al 9pil bore 5orbummen Srpsz
ten for aft nbt. @nbper &eform t1aa
fpbes meb @merte til 8erben - ,lnber
Gorfplselie al ben basitreperite @rans>
piD(isbeb, ber altib bar rebet Solfene
iom en- Natmare.
9Rin9oals 6orias pm' to expert
mental Farms blep nebfemt Senaz
tet. @n SOB orn, at Se9ere, 1om bor
uoenfor @taten, ifal betale $S5 / 9icens
ie, fpr be Tan iaee I Minneiota tebtoses,
men peo en 5eiltaselie fom 2open til at
gielbe bare be @tater, fom allere6e bar
en- 1isnenbe SOP. Derue6 blir ben fun
en- Dempnitration mob yeorb 9afota,u ,ug
2open bill iaalebes forfeile fin 6enf9t
at beifptte @rairie<9 9gniene | norbltge
Minne1ota,
Den iaafalbt "Greebom Of Marfet
8iG" paslersbe QUIET ben 3bie Npri1.
Gorilasets 9eniist er at binbre &orppz
rationer fra at fontrolere Marfebet.
Set e. en- @opuliit Bill, % entelte Ste,
publifanere bilbe life femme for ben
af benne @ranb. Sen fit bog en- itpr
Maioritet.
genatet bepilgebe $50 til en- &epors
ter for bper af be terfte 8labe ! st,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09

Set mcbbeles, at 96teiteret bar BE,
itemt, at Snotestsifat 2open ct foniti.
tutiOne1 meb l1nbtaselfe al at Snotes=
ter fra gfente al 2anb os &enter al alle
@lass 8onbs ital pare fri for @fat.
Denne @jenbelie prattiit taft titintet=
eidr eouen % er fu1b 8eitpttelis for be
&lasier 2ooen tentte at ramme. So
puliiterue. pil fortiette, til t'' be ! faar
Masten us fan ombanne Spieiteret,
1aa ben pt( tiene Soltets Snteresier.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09
fotskje1Iigt Mpgttaet,

Mesierinsens Snbianer s(sent,
Granf @fpner Manitoba ct brebt al
en- Sn6ianer.
Suffertrniten bar anmobet @ufferz
banblerne @bilabelpbia ONT life at
banble meb ubenlan6it It Sutfer.
@ilion, ban meb Eoriff 8erbmmelz
1e, ct uonepnt til @oitmeiter General
us bar opertaset fit @mbebe.
Str. 8oen flyer, at Coins Financial
@@oul, bat famine 8etDbnins for 6in>
ansipbrssmaalet iom Uncle 9oms Ga
Bin bapbe for Slapert 1Spbrssmaalet.
@n anepnelis @tanbalias er for
99etten / 2on6on, @nslanb. Set ct
ben fine Oscar @ilbe os Marftsen uf
AueensburD, iom 1piller Giolinen.
Tirit 9fational 8ant al @apenna,
geb., er saaet 5allit. Set bar ben
itprite us mesttsfe @enseinititution /
8Den, men ben falbt un6er Gesten af
BET "bebite 8anf<@pfem @erben."
8puble tabt. 8labet "8of," gbi>
caso, offentlissjpr, at 100000 af bet
ben.otratiFe @alsfuno ct blet borte, os
at bette er @runbet til, at 9emufraterz
ne tabte peo 8poalset i@bicaso forlebeu.
st Selepbon Gon,pant, bpori flere
&apitaltiter fra Minneapolis, 8illss
burp os andre er tuteresiere6e, ct banz
net / Stem Oort meb en- &apital al 100
Mi0ioner 9alers for at fnuie bet iaa>
falbte 8ell Eelepbon Monopol.
Nrofesior Sims, g. u. g. N.,
bar bolbt it Gorebras eller GfFgrelie
al ben ameritante 8eitpttelies Sore
ming. Sans NfIprins bar lite, bpab
man pentebe. 9an 9ao SnbtrDffet al,
at ban mn itaar &atolifsrnes Eieneite.
5 Sattipnbtlle, 5loriba, bolbtes ct
Masieinpbe til 5orbel for 6ribebsfams
pen paa Cuba. 0aeiolutioner pebtoses
ON at anmpbe Sls. 2e9islatur ON at
uotale fin SDmpatbt for Gubas @atrie>
ter % at l1niopsresierinsen anerfjenber
@epolutionifterne iom frisfgrenbe Mast.
Q5ie1erets Nteblen1tlter ita1 ifglse
Telegram al Abe Mpril tfte fltnne enes
ON en- 9om ansaaenbe Snbtaststat<
ten. Set for1pber, at be MI pil pente
CO ie, ON lite @e9ierinsen ital tnnne
sreie iig uoen ,benne Snbtest. Der
ital altiaa enbna foripses at labe @is<
menb Hippo at betale iin Gnbel af
Siattebproerl,e.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09
npab % freu1ab saar BET. {.

Dm man ital tro Aoiierne, tenfer.
Minueiotas 2esis1atlr at faa lat / sn. r
Bite af @isconiin beriblanbt 8ef.
Superior n1eb mere. gBisconiin trnter
til @jensialb at fan fat ! Duluth.
Dette blir 10 at bDtte 8Der liseiout.
Sefefarer bptter 9eitsr, Deripm
.benne Sanbsl saar, ,l,aa man iist et
Merab aanbei, ssaar opao es
frtmab.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09
Sen eibiliierebe @erbe1l.

Minneiotas 2esislatur er en- repu=
blifanit Soriau1ins en- republifanit
Stat meb repablitanit 5orfatnins.
Sen er i Drbets esentlise Betpbnins
republitanif, - bens @eblemmer ct
folfepalste. Spor tibet republifanit
Goriamlinsen esentlis ct fom tpbelis
moi tilipne ben LITE. Ipril. Set bar
Sernfaniler Bismarts 8Obe Spbiels<
bag. 8i riiebbelte i forr. &c.,, at ben
tpife &issoas nestebe at lpfsnite ben
sanle Ebran paa buns ,GBbielsoas, %
bbilfen @taabei ben tDife &eiier fit
iftanb for at bBbe paa bet &nef, Mili=
tarismen fit oeb benne @estelie. Set
fan bbres belt utrolist ub, men bet er
lite beitpminbre ia,1bt, ,at Minneiotas 2es
sislatur ct lanst mere monartiffnbet
enb ben tbite 8igsbas; tbi por perbise
eesis sfaiur fanbt fis itle Opfesors1 ails
at forfatte en- 2bfguffninss Qoresie til
Bismard ben lite Nprif, en- Noresie,
iom be telesraferese b.lt oper Sapet til
Epitlanb.
Ds enbnu mere betesnenbe Ct be llbz
talelier, bourmeb 9enrD Seig lebiasebe
fit Sorilas om Noreslens @eotaselie.
6an iasbe blanbt anbet:
"Sbet ies foreNaar @ebtaselien af
oenne @eiulutiou, sniter leg at iise, at
ri berpeo fimpeltben iammenilutter os
u,eb bele ben cioiliierebe &er6en / at
oiie sgre en- al be fsrfe Statsmenb af
ale Ei6er, nemlis Serntanileren, Manz
ben af 8lob os Sern, benne Manb, iom
meb fit @eni us Sremtibsipn os &aratz
tertraft oprettebc us omitprtebe Seatioz
ner." "
St bet. life sruiomt? Eante fig til
at en- folfepalst, lopsiuenbe Soriamlimg
iom Minneio!as 2esislatur officielt os
paa Statens 8egne ubtrptelis lptgniter
Maanben al "@lob os Seru'', ban,
iom "oprette6e % omtDrtebe Natios
ner"? Os bette er, buab belle
ben cipiliierebe @erben"
sipr. 9en ciuiliierebe 8erben lpfsn<
iter Blob os Sern us Dmitprtnins af
Mattoner.
Sen tp1e @issbas nestebe at sisre
bette. Sen bbrer altiaa life meo til
ben cipiliierebe @erben. Mon ber lite
er lanst mere gipiliiation / @issbaz
gems Mestelie? 2isser ber lite beri en-
&roteit mob bet 8arbari, iom falitelis
benepnes gipiliiatton? 8lob os
Sern! Dmitbrtutns af geationer!
@nb1er Grebsben / Minneiota bill
rbbme al GtamfMelie ober 2e9islatuz
rens &anblins. Ds ban bill jplbes
af Wtismob sper at ie benne barbari1te
Nanb iaa frett fremti0e fig felp iGiz
piliiationens 9eaun. On Eins er sObtz
siort, os bet er, at bet iaatalbte repnz
blitanfte @arti Minneiota eri 8unb
os @runb ruonarfiitinbet, triserF %
barbar1ltt. Set lptbniter Blob os Sern. ]
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09

10 gtnb fOr gratis Hrbpenummer q
3 saobb bbuoasren4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-23

ways, take out a broken rail, put IN the
new one, surface line and guage IL.
never lay a train out one minute. Good
boy. Barney.
1t is reported that Colonel John Muir
Nos 4O7 and 40S of the Santa Fe is
getting one OF the finest racing stables
I'm the country. Colonel Murphy never
does anything by halves. His stable
will be up along side OF Dryers. Crok-
ers. Chinn and Fleischman. And when
he breaks loose amongst the bookmak-
ers. he VIII be ''plunger."
Mrs. Symons wife OF division master
mechanic Symons at Ration. New Mex
leo, was buried last week at Chanute.
Kansas. Mr.. Symons was great fav-
orite with everybody. not only In his
own. but all other departments OF the
southern division OF the Santa Fe, while
ne was here as division master mechan-
&c. and they all extend to him their
sympathy In his sad bereavement
One OF our popular Missouri Pacific
passenger conductors was in Kansas
City not long ago on short lay of.
That Union avenue gang" had walked
him over most OF the town and as they
were coming down Main street he re-
marked that he would Ave 10 buy a
pair OF socks. So what did that gang
do but run him up against poggetts.
and on going in he was confused at so
many pretty faces behind the cOun tcrs.
After much parley he managed 10 ask
one OF the ladies II they had any No.
IL "air hose" He got the socks but
Il cost him ten rounds Of - TO put
steel traps on that gangs mouths.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-23
Eagle Sporting Notes.

Indianapolis is fast losing first place
In the Western league.
The Phillies only won Of their
Is games on their own grounds.
Pitcher Sullivan of the Bean-Eaters
hasn't lost game this season.
Burt Johnson the Haverhill pitcher
will be given trial by the Pirates.
It was hard for Boston at the top to
give game away to the lowly Bride
grooms.
Umpire Murphy, in a game at Phila-
delphia, nearly had his jaw broken by
a tipped fowl.
Breitenstein of the st. Louis Browns
must feel like he is worth much less
than $4,000 after that Cincinnati game
Friday.
In a game at Philadelphia Hamilton
got his base on balls three times and
was thrown out three times in trying
to steal second.
Jimmy Manning of the Kansas City
Blues isn't playing very good ball, but
he does manage to win a game now and
then from the st. Pauls.
When Willie McGill wins a game for
the Phillies his pitching is ''gilt-edged."
Just let him lose, and they boot Send
him back to Uncle Anson."
The New York club has purchased
the release of First Baseman Clark of
the Scranton team and loaned out
fielder Bannon to the same club.
In every city of the circuit Dummy
Hoy is haunted by the mutes They
are proud of the deaf and dumb ball
player and give their fingers lots Of ex-
ercise.
Uncle Arson and his Colts will have
to play better ball than they have
been playing or he will lose his $50 bet
that he will stand nearer the top than
the Giants.
After winning the two games from
Uncle Aanson General Manager Te-
beau of the Pirates took his team in
dray with brass band and paraded
Euclid avenue for two hours.
Louisville was robbed of a game at
Brooklyn by Umpire Keefe. The club
that would rob a game from Louisville
ought to be turned out of the league or
imprisoned in a restaurant with muZ-
ZleS on.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-23
DAWES On PRoHIBITORy LAW.
Attorney General Wants all Violators
Treated Alike.

Topeka. Kan, June 22.-Attorney
General Dawes has written a letter TO
the county attorney Of Barber county.
in which he cautions the county COM
missioners about releasing prisoners
convicted of violating the prohibitory
law. The attorney general says:
Your commissioners, in releasing
persons who are unable TO pay their
fines and costs, must be governed by
the law of 1871. Under this law the
commissioners would have no right 10
release a person from the payment OF
any portion of the fine and costs, but
they would stand against him and
would be subject TO collection by exc
cution, the same as any other judg-
ment. l am DESTROYS that you urge up
on your commissioners that the treat
persons convicted under the prohibi-
tory law and sentenced to pay fines
and costs just the same as persons con-
victed Of other misdemeanors, who are
also sentenced to pay fines and costs.
Persons who have been convicted IN
der the prohibitory law should not be
released from Imprisonment until such
time as they are ready TO quit the vio-
lation of this law. Your county COM
missioners are likely TO get themselves
into difficulty If they pursue any other
course"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-23
"CLEANLINESS is NAE PRIDE. DIRTS NAE HON.
EsrY." COMMON SENSE DICTATES THE USE OF
S:APOL 10

starving. being travelling ana broke
and hence the punishment was nov
made heavier.
The King Daughters gave a lawn So
cial at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Gufa-
RE ednesday evening. The lawn was
beautifully decorated with Chinese
lanterns and the Mandolin club and or
chestra furnished excellent rnusic thru
ughout the entire evening. Dancing
was the principal amusement
Misses Ida and Anna Mahariey en-
tertained the class OF '95 OF the St
Aloysious school yesterday afternoon
The afternoon was spent IN games ana
music and at four o'clock a dainty
lunchein was eerved. Those present
were Misses Bertha Martin. Stncie LIZ
not. Josie Getto and Maggie Shea
A merry crowd started at four O'Clock
this morning bound for q fish ing trip
TO the shady banks OF tbs Nj nnesoAh
wher they expect 10 while the tin, e away
and beguile the fish into biting thsir
delusive bait The party comprise Mr.
and Mrs. I. ~. Stage. DR.. and MIRA Ehule
Tanner and wife. DIR. Brittinghs IN. Ap-
piegate and Mr.. ]. T. Liebrantlt. part
going on wheels and part IN bu ygies.
Yesterday a strange epectac 10 was
seen passing through the city. attract
ing a great deal OF attention ami caus-
ing much merrfment. On investtRa ton
IT proved 10 De an Oklahoma wagon
bearing on thecovering the foilowi o. leg
end: ''Oklahoma for starvation. Kane
sas for desolation. Texas for cesasfa-
ton. Nebraska for bell and damration.
going TO Ohio 90 sponge on wtfcs rcia-
ton. TO he'll with tho Democrats, adj
ministration."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-23

the State university al Iowa City, from
the law department of which he gradu-
ated in 1871 He was married TO Miss
Annie T. Brook of Council Bluffs in 1877.
They have been blessed with three sons
-Graden, Ernest and Frank. respective
". In July of 1850 Governor Jackson
moved 10 the little village of Greene,
whore he formed a law partnership with
Judge c. NJ. Greene. As stated above,
he has been very prominent in politics
and for the past score OF years has
been almost constantly in the service of
the state.
Givernor Jackson is a master mason
a member of the Elm Spring lodge, l.
q. O. F.. and also member Of the X. OF
Z. lodge at his old home town Of Greene
Governor Jackson has a remarkably
well made up character. He is ener-
gatic. thorough. quick 10 think and act,
and above all what some people would
call square" Nothing is condemned
by him without a thorough trial and in
vestigation. and little things are given
as much respect and attention as the
important affairs OF state. He is curl
Gus. too. and having a scientific turn
Of mind he likes 70 experiment and in
vestiCate new inventions and discover
les. For instance. when the celebrated
soap manufacturer Of Chicago, Mr..
Kirk. gave 10 the world his discovery.
Rain Water Maker. for Transforming
hard water into soft. the governors az
tention was Immediately attracted. He
determined 10 investigate. and a day or
two ago he stepped into a prominent
grocery and purchased a two-pound
packaga OF this great preparation II
order that he might determine lis r1er-
its Like all others who are honest.
enough 40 give the new things trial
he thought that Kirk had reached a sue
cessful solution OF one OF the greaest
problems before the people Some OLD
foeies like 70 stay in the old nut and
will not even give new discoveries a
fair trial Governor Jackson is not
that kind II 8 man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-23
NOTES FROM THE COLLEGE.
What the Boys and Girls of the Wichita
Commercial are Doing.

Examinations have been an interest
Ing subject among the students dur
ing the past week.
Miss Carrie Smith Of the bookkeep-
ing department went to her home on
Friday at Canema, Kan, to take
short vacation when she will return
and finish her course.
Mrs. Congdon, mother of Mr.. Morris
Congdon, visited with him at the col
lege all day Friday, and was delighted
al his progress. He is now in the bank
ing department and will graduate in
about six weeks.
Rev. J. W. Anderson of this city and
his cousin, Rev. Anderson from Chilli
Gothic, Mo, made the college a pleasant
visit during the week
Miss Minnie Smith, a recent student
in the shorthand department, has ac-
cepted a fine position as stenogra pher
in Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Edna Jones has accepted a DO
sition as copyist with Mr.. ]. F. Shear
man, United States commissioner, gov
eminent building. She obtained the
position owing to her splendid hand
writing.
Mr.. H. c. Moore finished the COM
plete commercial course on Saturday
with the highest honors and has &C.
cepted a splendid position in the coun-
ty clerks office at Ell Reno. o. T., and
will assume duties on Monday
The following students enrolled dur
Ing the week: Mr.. L. X. Butts, Leon.
Kan: Mr.. r. A. Goerz. Newton, Kan:
Mr.. Otto Schroke, Brainard, Kan:
Miss Jennie E. Smith and Mr.. Joseph
Shoeber, both of this city.