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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
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Tir "LINENR REVERSIBLE" are the Beet sat
Mo2t Economical Collars and Guns uornl they A.
made OF bne cloth, both sidea finished alike, snA
being reversible, collar il equal 10 two OF -
other kind
THY YfT WILL, yEAH WELL And LooE WILL
oo1 OF Ten Collars or Five Pair II o,s for Tvsnty
Ave Cents
A sampls Collar and Pair Of CUFFS By mail fsx Sin
Gents. Name stiye and size Address
REVERSIBLE COLLAR COMPANY
n Franklin ~ New York &c Kitty ~, bost1a-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02

Did yen ever stop 70 think how completely tr Aetn0nF
20 made tile modern Windmill busiDesi How hos HunDp.
oei tbs 'ntife line q manufacture because OF IS
Inventions designs quaAe' and prices forced others
10 I've Literal ard Ttyila imstor Witness tie steel
wheel tue back geated pumisf, the high geafcd power
mil the steel towers, fixed and fitting the gAVAnlting
o. work after completion the grinder centrifugal feed,
tho improved rrgatipg aud ether pumps, the all steel
POLE 81 the most popnlar things put out
tho steel storage and stok tanks, Everything have
touched have beitored and oheapened. Il tho thinR We
have delighted IN and il his pad Nehs,e established
Of branch houses TO have oil these those who
want them, The kefmu0f Go. has but ambition II
want 10 huli aud hil ono bildnE n has acres
o. land its present location nnoeoupieG by buildings II
poets commence IN Jane cover that with tngs
building stories high This viii give II az floor
tpaes Then when the public demand requires goods
than be produced with this added space viii refine
extend further make any effort wilt have done its share
G. snlys pa demand i MI then turn al e;sTa
UNTIL tHtT TINE IT FXPFErA1 no CUNTINUE 10 suPPLY
THf WORLD WIN THE GREATER PART or ITS VIM
WHifL% f0uFRs, GRINDERS, FRED CtT1IRs. PTAra
6TEFLFHthE BIZ SAWS, STEEL sT0RA1k AND STOCk
INKS srkEL srhsIntrTthES ZIG, gTC. GAL
yAhiIRD AFTER COMPLETION. VI WILL CckTtKrE TO
DEAL MOST LITERALLY WiIm THR PrHLiC, FURNISH M.
RlIhs Az LOW PRICE, Asb BE THE GREAT MODEL
kQIAREBHALisG WIND POWER AID WATER eTPPLI
uOusE or TnE WORLD aERhOT0R CO., CHICAGO.
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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
INFAIrATEp sENlLITY

The charges fed by Cy Leland
against Senator Rogers for drunken
ness Is anplhpr ey drDcs Of tbs SCI il
itS vi The gang. Nobody endorses this
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
ENeLAND's NEW srnA4Ex.
william Court Gully, Grandson of a Pug
list, HonOred by the House of Commons.

william Court Gully, Grandson of Pugl-
list, HonOred by the House of Commons.
LONDON, April l0.-The house Of
commons was crowded at noon to-day
when the mace was brought in by the
sergeant-at-arms and placed on the
table, wEeyeupon I'll the members UNI
covered thelf Leads.
Mr.. Samuel whitehead, member for
Bedford, liberal, who has been a
member u the house committee on Sc
lect!Ons since 1866, nominated Mr..
William Court Gully, liberal member
from Carlisle, for the speakership.
Right Hon. Sir John Mowbray, mem
Der for Oxford university, conservative,
who has been chairman of the COM
mittee on selections since 1874, nomi-
mated Sir Matthew w. Ridley, conserv-
alive member for the Blaclspool di-
vision of Lancashire, and the conserv-
alive leader in the house of commons,
Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfour, supported Mr.
Ridley's nomination.
Sir William Vernon Hareourt, chan
cellor of the exchequer, the liberal
leader, said that he regretted that Mr.
Balfonr had given party character to
the proceedings.
The vote resulted In ayes 2s5, noes
ga. TIE Parnellites all voted against
the government, and this in face of the
fact that Mr. Gully has been sup
porter of Mr.. Gladstone's Irish policy.
The new speaker is the grandson of a
prize fighter, who rose above his sur
roundings and finally entered parlia-
ment.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
THE DOVER TRAIN ROBBERS.
The Gang Doubling on Their Tracks and
Stealing Horses as They Go.

The Gang Doubling on Their Tracks and
Stealing Horses as They Go.
HENNEssEY, Ok, April 1O.-The gang
of Dover train robbers have inaugu-
rated reign of terror in the northern
portion of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
country. They have apparently
doubled on their tracks, They Tc1e
south. and stole three horses from Will
liam Liudley. He says one of the men
was named Christian, and was badly
wounded, and had to b. tied to his
horse, Nedr hess two more armed
men Joined ..inem. 1t is not known il
these Pre- robbers or not, but supposed
- be, as seven men were concerned In
the robbery. They stopped at the
stock farm of Flescherman Bros, and
took two Of their blooled horses. The
marshals passed through Viles about
two hor.ss after the bandits had left,
mou .ltel on fresh horses.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
nae MINE plaAsTER.

fwenty-threo Men We're KILLED IN tho Blue
Canyon ouIy I'VE Miners Escaped.
SEATTLE, Washa April iO.-A special
from Whatcoh, Nash, says that TWEEN
tv-three men tlgee killed in the explo-
sion in tNs Yfuo Canyon mine Only
two of ~ iclO were in the mine when
the explosion occurred lived to tell the
story of't1e irightful catastrophe and
thbsr1cVn miraculous escape. The dis
aster was undoubtedly caused by the
of fire damp, which was
exploded by blast in the breast Of the
ss3l0yaV
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
SILVER APOSTLES.
Prominent Free Silverites to Go West
on Missionary Work.
A POSTAL INSPECTOR MUM.
HO Refuses to Talk About the Stamp COun-
terReItlng-AbRndOned Military Res
ervatlOns = Fighting Amer
lean Cracked Oats.

WASHINGTON, April 10, -On next SAT-
urday Mr.. Sibley, Senator Jones, of
Nevada, and Gen. A. j. Warner, presi-
dent of the Bimetallic league, will
meet in Chicago 1t is expected that
they will be joined there by three or
four other prominent apostles OF free
silver, and the party will proceed to
Denver, Col, arriving in that city on
April 10 1t is not proposed to do any
missionary work en- route ppd an itin-
erary of their trip beyond Denver has
not been arranged. 1t is known, how
ever, that several speeches will be
made in Colorado, and it is expected
that invitations will be received there
from large number'of cities where
they will be requested to address mass
meetings and expound the doctrines of
the new party. While the matter has
not been definitely determined, 1t is
more than likely that the party, under
the chaperonage of Senator Jones, will
continue their trip through Nevada,
California, Washing ton, Oregon, Mon
.dna and Idaho. A special point, 1t is
said, will be made to spend some time
in Utah, and leave no stone unturned
which might contribute to the election
of two silver senators from that new
state, and possibly place it in the
fourth party column at the next ma
tional election. Utah, at this stage OF
the game, would be quite valuable
addition.
A Postal Inspector Mum.
WASHINGTON, April 10. Chief In
spector Wheeler, of the post office de-
partment, refuses to say anything about
the stamp counterfeiting in Chicago
though he has received several tele'
grams concerning the affair 1t was
learned from the other officials, how
ever, that the extent of the counter
feiting has been over-estimated. Thirt
Assistant Postmaster-General Craig
says that counterfeit stamps have car
ried letters through the mails and have
been cancelled, but says that staml
counterfeiting cannot be carried on t.
| any gfedG eALcuL 10 buO SOob VA Ah"HAAAae
stamps and the difficulty In disposing
of them is so great as to render the
counterfeiting Of little profit.
Abandoned Military Reservations.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-A genera
order has been issued from the war de
partment yesterday turning over to thu
interior department abandoned mill
tary reservations no longer required
for military purposes, one of them be
ing the Fort Reno OR timber reserva
ton, known as Council Grove, 90 mile
southeast of Fort Reno, $50 acres. Th'
general order specially defines thu
bounds of the military prison reserva
tion ct Fcri Lcc::"TenwQTth, Kan.
IIEht;he American Sracaei oats
WAsn1NdfoN, April 1O.-The German
agrarians Nfe mlssing no opportunity
| to strike AZ American agricultural i'm
ports than promise to find market II
| Germany in competition with thei
oyyA products, and their latest attael
h on that healthful staple, the Ameri
can breakfast dish of cracked oats.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
DOWN WITH THE RING.

There isn't coautvln Kansas THAT
would today send delegation for
Morrill, if a state convention was near
q, hard. Ihtve taikFd with republic
cans from every section 0f thu stare
and the cry OF Gown with the ringH
is universal.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
cY ORDERED IT.

Major Morrill, is weak man. Pro
badly the most conspicuous act which
goes to prove this fact was his az
pointment of old Sol Miller, mem
Der of the state board of public works
after the old cuss had taken the hide
off him in three-column roast. But
he had to do it. Cy Leland demanded
it-and his word was law.
Then Morrill, tried his hand on quiet
ing the Murdock rebellion. Marsh
had been taking great slices of hide of
the old man in the Wichita Eagle
while Bent used his paper TO bolster
up the kick. The MIrdt c1's sores
were salved over in this way. YOuns
Victor was forced on to Senator Den
nisOn as clerk of tho appellate COult
for the middle district Of the southern
division. while Bent was allowed tt
! name the fish commissioner.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11

NEW YORK. April .O.-It is said that
ex-Recorder Frederick Smythe is to be
the next grand sachem Of Tammany.
Eight Of the thirteen sachems decided
upon are to be announced next week.
All belong to the Croker faction and
his supremacy in the councils of the
wigwaln is further manifested by the
dropping from the list OF sachems Of
ex-Mayor Gilroy and the Martin broth
ers, the police commissioner and the
police Judge.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11

See the people swing their hats,
shouting their approval,
Something surely must have caused,
such great uphehyal
They have read our last we ek'S add
Figured on theirsaving,
This nc cunts then for the way
They are now behaving,
All the people cant be fooled,
All the time-'tis written,
And the crowd would not applaud,
Were they being bitten,
We have choice variety Of garden and field
seeds both in package and in bulk also car
load of cane seed which we are selling at soc per
bushel.
Populas approval goes far towards establish.
lrg the standing OF business house in the
community, ard the goodwill and favor we
have been shown indicate that those who hove
deaf with us have been eminenty satisfied
with their transactions
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11

GUTHRIE, Ok, April 10. w. d. Lock-
EFT, prisoner confined in the United
states Jail on the charge Of counter
letting, escaped by prying off the locks
of his cell cage and then crawling
through a window connecting with the
kitchen to the main corridor. Marshal
Nix offers a reward OF 500 for the cap
ture OF Loclett and his delivery at the
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
call for The UIInoIl Convention.

sPRIMFIELD. ILL.,, April 1o.-Chair-
man llinrichsen, of the democratic
state Central committee, has issued the
official call FOR the state convention.
or MONETARY conference. to be held at
Springfield on June ), 1875, at l.
a. eiocx noon.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
HEARD THE THUNDER MUTTER.

| hEAhO 1nONOnn N 4
About the close of the session of the
Legislature John Seaton, Colonel War
ner and Judge John Guthrie held a
conference at the Copeland and agreed
that the party had already Teen demon.
iIllzed by Morrill, and that defeat was
6 rtain next year if ~ Lelat d and bis
ang continued to control appoint
ments.
Morrill's man Friday, Bristow and
Cy Leland heard of this meeting and
of course decided that things must be
fixed The result is that John Seaton
is a member of the board of public
works. Warner is a member of the
Householder investigating committee
and Guthrie stands a chance of getting
something.
1t is talk Of politicians that Morrill,
has made but one appointment since
he went into office. That one was
George 7. Anthony for insurance.
commissioner. The reason this I'm
preston prevails is that no one has yet
been found who acknowledges having
tried to influence the governor in
George Us. interest.
All other appointments have been
made by Cy Leland j m Simpson uhd
BristOw.
1t was Cy Leland who made At r.
Kelly coal oil inspector, rbe fess al
the Office can be so manipulated 20 n
run up to $4,000 II year. 1t is ou Ssy,e
OF Jobbery and as Cy stands 49, - 80 ~
Kelly ne will probably be in U ~, the Ne
Jim Simpson was nader al,,o,d .ssro
missioner at Cy's behest. "S''0'N eoui
Sam Howe slipped ~ ,,;s,.Lo
lie is too good man ~, Nv ~ ran 9Ytss y
his best friends fear w yIo Sans GUY
I Iaar Will Win Ihe Lela id virus before the
the a. ne su, bon 1L o OIL Lps0n named JoBes
rave bia ouita muissioner, while o.
rdy Fs,3i luz ELY, all tile time telling
for tbem IChSyiie Johnson he wal
and a sta, night as sat in the Cope
lonnced esmOn walked in and an
hat 10, 90 the crowd of Ofticeseekerl
,ommi Jes had been appointed banl
elIor Ssioner. I'm bet slO." said
Nor Z, "that be either served VIII
# iii in the commisssrY department
; che 9Th Kansas, or once lived II
rown county,
Nobody knew Jobes, but not one o
THE 20 persent dared take the bet
This is the standing joke of the state
When an appointment Is announce
the question first asked is did b
formerly live in Brown eounty2' o
"Was he with Morrill, in the eOmmjs
. sary department.
DOWN WITH THE RING.
There isn't coautvIn Kansas tha
would today send delegation 70
Morrill, if a state convention was nea
a, hard. hive talkrd with republl
cans from every section of H. star
and the cry 0t Gown with The ring.
is universal.
INFATUATED sEN!LITY
The charges fi'ed hy Cy Lelaul
. sganst Senator Rogers for drunken
ur.s "A anplhpr ey drncs Of thu SCI II
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
Raft T6o Money Saver.

Mail Orders Solicited. Prompt attsn
ton.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
REIGN Or CYRUS,
Inside Roast Of the Present Elk
ecutive
And His zone Man Cabinet. .
Cy Leland.
A REPUBLICAN VIEW or IT.
Distracted Counsel in the Re-
publican Party
Are Tearing out The Very Vitals
ofthe Redeemers.
COrrespOndent LeaYenwOrth TInes.

Correspondent Leavenworth Times.
The disgust of Republicans over the
acts of the Morrill, administration in
creases every day. The howl can bt
heard to the remotest bounds Of the
state It extends from Elwood t.
Richford and from Baxter Springs tt
st. Francis. Never in the history Of
Kansas was a governor so denounced by
the members Of his party as is Morrill,
{ he head Of the business adminlstra
AJn"
All that the Times said year agr
about the gang that would control
the governor was truth.
Thousands Of Republicans who &C
quisced in the idiotic cry for a ''bus!
ness administration now wish they
they had acted upon their better judg
ment and saved the state and party
the humiliation of a weak kneed Mis-.
Nancy administration. that's all it is
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
HUTCHINSON, KANSAS. THURSDAY NOON, APRIL IL, 1885,

action, enLailiDg upon the state as it
viii an expense vi several hundred
dollars
Leland aud benchmsn may prove
thai Rogers was IA the habit Of taking
u drink, but II Rogers is smart he can
retabats by showing the present gang,
who are now trying To SIN rich him,
succeeded through the inspiration VI a
VIII SKY bottle IN forcing upon the state
add thr republican party the weakest
lot of lmbeciles as leaders that ever
hunllte2 any state.
SECRET MOTIVES.
/ Wnlie the Morlll Leland combina
tiOn IS al wofk Wrecklng the party,
tney have hidden designs morrill,
wants 10 O9 secretary OF the interior
anu Leland Wauts To he commissioner
OF lndlan affairs That is The slate.
MOrrilI hopes to De TenOminated and
re-elected governor, aud then turn the
office over W TrOulmaA, and turn him
anu his prom biJlOn hobby loose on the
SLATE IUI Two years. Then there would
DO merry snutl.
" expects w DC Je elected national
COnlmIttteman again, ana wants 10
neau lie uelegal ION 10 the national
Convention. Ge IS laJ ~ his plans
now, Du The atuye republicans over
the stdle any ready Tor The Tray and
VIII taN1 cult OF INN III true Kansas
| fash on.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-04-11
Did
You Ever
Step Into

A brand new suit of clothes
that seemed as though it was
made especirlly for you. Gut
the exact shape OF yourself.
Well, that's the kind we keep.
Clothes that fit and wear like
iron.
For instance we've q line of
new spring cashmere suits
worth from $3.50 to 5000 in
any store. Fit perfect and
we're selling them for
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-11-07

the old Of the moon and his head
went all to ears and, wasleit without
any sense.
FE Durham has his buggy in run
ming order again. His attraction is
towards the setting sun, We suspect
there is lots Of hay out west. At
least Annie says there is.
Thomas Durham has broken his
two year old mules and thinks he has
the best span of mules in Seventy Six
township Cor their age. He steps as
high as a school boy with red top
boots.
Land of promise, towards which the
eyes of thousands are now hopefully
turned-the reform movement. Press
on, we will gain the victory in the
end. We have nothing to lose, but
all to gain.
We are informed that the Repub-
lican party has the cholera and in a
dangerous form. 1t is taking them
off by the thousands. We think by
1896 there will not be enough of them
left to make a corpOrals guard.
The leaders of the two old parties
seem to agree upon one thing, and
that is that the last bond deal buncoed
the people out of about seven or eight
million dollars. Go on The follow
ers of the band wygon are well healed
and they can stand it.
The school in district No 81 is a
splendid success. The enrolment for
last month was Is and will be 30 for
November. The teacher is putting
the scholars to the front 10 all their
studies. The board cannot speak too
highly Of Miss Elite Williams as a
teacher.
Oh, that some fell power would free
Us, from this creature gaunt and grim.
Yea, that cen a screaming cyclone
would arise and gobble him; seize
him, shake him, twist him, break
him of his wild and wicked ways,
whirl him off to unknown regions,
from the reach of mortal gaze.
Whewl That representative from
the large Seventh is putting on airs
at Washington. He is so slick a fly
will slip up if he attempts to light on
him. He has home among the golt
bugs and he will make old gold rattle,
Kansas will not be thought Of for two
years. Struggle on, good people.
r You fellows with the ring in you
noses know this: We are tools anC
vassals of rich men behind the scenes
! We are jumping-jacks. They pull TIL
string and we dance. Our time, Ou
talents, our lives, our possibilities, al
D are the property Of other men. W
are Intellectual prostitutes. HOY
long are you going to stand it? w
are going to Jump out in 1896 an
have Jumping-jack Of our own.
KANSAS FARMER.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-11-07
HUNNEWELL.
THE Pope.

Mrs Dowis spent the week on her
claim,
Mrs Ryan visited friends in We'll
lingtOn Saturday.
Dehorning cattle is quite a business
with cattle men just now.
Greenwade shipped a train load OF
cattle to Kansas City Sunday.
With the winter winds the "Strip.
pers" are beginning to blow in from
the south.
Mrs Masonhall had the misfortune
to have her arm broken by being
kicked by horse.
Mcdonald. our barber, has moved
to Kansas City and now we have to
let the wind blow through our whis-
kers.
Mrs. Hunnicutt and Misses For
sythe, Calihan and Shobe kindly and
splendidly assisted Garfield Black in
his entertainment Saturday night.
| Garfield Black, the boy orator, drew
the largest audience Saturday night
that ever greeted any speaker in
Hunneweli. He entertained his audi
ence throughout in the most delight
full manner. His voice is full, round
and clear and peculiarly pleasing, and
the little speaker has it under perfect
control. He is a noble little Amer
lean and the manner In which he
held his audieace entranced, and then
again, caused peal upon peal of laugh
ter, showed that he is master Of his
art. He is justly deserving Of the
place he holds in the hearts of our
people. He well sustained his reputa-
tion Of being the best juvenile speak
er in America, and everyone here
would be more than pleased to have
him return.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-11-07
CLEARDALE.
Wheat is coming up.
KANSAS FARMER.

wheat Is coming up.
E Brock finished moving Monday.
Joe Potucek has diphtheria In his
family.
Mr. Potucek has bought some cattle
to feed this winter.
Mr. and Mrs Wartick are visiting
near Blackwell this week.
School is progressing, although
diphtheria is in the nelghborhood.
Some Of the bows around Cleardale
went to Harper county to husk corn,
DR. Geeslln was up from Ashton the
first Of the week calling on the sick.
The boys welcomed the newly mar.
ried couple Halloween night with tin
pans, old bells and guns.
The boys acted very civil Halloween
NO one made any complaint but L
Gray. The boys were too much fol
him. How is it, Mr. G?
Mr. and Mrs J G Graham were
around the first Of the week making
farewell visits, as they expect to make
Missouri their future home.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-11-07
ANsON.

sc Bishops little boy is sick with
catarrhal fever.
B F Myers least boy is troubled
with rheumatism.
There is some complaint OF stalk
fields killing cattle.
F HisingtOn has had two children
sick with scarlet fever.
Grandpa Hisington, Mesdames
Lewis and Wallace and Misses Cath
crime Bishop aud Nellie Lindsey went
to Augusta last week to attend quar-
terly meeting at the Free Baptist
church.
Mr. Steidly, Of Illinois, brother-in-
law of J Fl lIepperly, filed the pnl-
pit Sunday at Anscn and gave an in
structiye talk on the training of the
young. He is Sunday school worker
and on his way to attend a territorial
convention at Guthrie, OF.
Miss Resoner, Of Biggsville, Illinois,
a Cumberland Presbyterian mission
airy from Japan, will lecture at Arson
Sunday, November 18th at IL o'clock
a. m. Please keep it in mind and tell
your neighbor. w. N. LINDSEY.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-11-07
RIYERDALE.

What has happened to the weather
clerk?
Wheat does not look very promis-
ing for another year.
FE Huff is rushing around to get a
secondhand wagon to gather corn in.
Who has one?
If both old parties are in favor Of
free silver, why don't we have it?
That is the question.
We notice that Frank Hustin is
out again. He has been laid up by a
bad cut on the instep, caused ~ an
Ak.
Quite number Of our young folks
attended the concert at Wellington
Saturday night. All pronounce it
splendid.
We heard one Of John Sherman's
lawyers say in Wellington last Satur.
day that the cause Of the hard times
was an oyerproduction Of everything.
Great Scott That man was born in