davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
ete S4ese1et sesem Stsmar&.

81 pentq tpie bamals baS 8ene1men Des
ieBigen 6euti4en &aifers na9 benz SoOe fei>
mes &aters benz 8egriinber bes beutI9en
Ret9es ~gegeniiber Elm rii6mIiGeS mar, 70
menig 1T es ieBt bas bes beutf6en &ei9sz
tags. @8 TT mod rt9t 10 lange ser, bob Ger
beuti9e &atfer gum gritenmal tpiebet btm
Mltrei9tan3ler gratultrt fat, unb es tit gut,
tpenn man ft9 bas ieBt BET benz bpr !9er3>
li9teit betnabe berftenben 9epef9entpebfel
5ptf3en Srtebrt9sru6 unb Berlin in Grz
innerung ruff; man tptrO ii4 bann Dor@ram
fetn 2eib antbun, iOnOern 70 feHr man au3
ben qIten 9errn berebrt unb bor Dem iungen
gtefpfet bat, Der menf9Gi9en S9tpG6e eez
benten, Der bic 9p6en pte bic Niebrigen unz
tertban finb.
uno BEL o1ebem bat man ben Srott, Dag
bas beutf ni9t 10 geTonaen 1T,
pte Der beutf4e &et4stag; baB, tpeun aud
Der beutI8e &ei4stug letner 5ufdaigen .3l=
fammenfeBung nd3 elmer fo19en 8cmein6eit
fGbtg TT, BPM beutf9en 8olt 10 etipus ni4t
an3unebmen 1T; baB Die groBe Me6r3a61 bes
beutf3en Bottles ebenTotpenig ieBt auf Geite
bes &ei9stagS 1T, tpte bamals auf Seite bes
&atfers.
&t4ter mag nit ieinem @erbalten BEL ben
Sreifinnigen, Shirt 8ab3itptG BEL ben pp=
len, 9raf 9obenberg Bel ben Melfen, bic
Ge1trumSpartei BEL ben ultrampntanan nn6
Singer BEL ben So3taltten MntGanq fin6rn,
ober 10 pentg pte Der iingit berftoifene ainez
rttanif3e @pngreB nit fetnem ntebertrG9z
ttgen Geba6ren am amerttantf9en &olfe eine
@tiBe bate, 10 tpenig bat es Der bsutT6e
Ret3stag am beutf9en 8olfe.
Ser alte 8ede in Triebrt9sru6 a6er pir6
bas fe6lenbe @Iiidpuni 9teIegramm hes
beutf4en &et4stags an 1etnem so. @eburtsz
tags gerne berf9mer3en, tpenn er no6n1aGs
bas Selegramm bes &aiiers @il6eln our4z
Hest, 6as ba Iautet:
Sd babe @p. 9ur1lau6t metne tiefite
@ntriHfung iiber ben foeben DOM gtei9sz
tage angenommenen 8ef9GuB ous3ufprez
4en. 9erieIbe itebt in boQfommenftem Sc
9eniabe gu ben @efibIen Der gefammten
beuti3en Sirten un6 beg beut13 en Npltes.
Sin gr0Bere @enugtbuung bGtten Inn bic
tletnliAen Seelen i'm Gei8staqe ni1t berets
ten f0nnen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
Nus N1onte Carlo.

Nm 1. NprtG gebt bas @ef6Gftsta6r be-
bieftgen NfttenzS pteIbanf gu @nbe. G8
bleibt alTp MIR nod Elm ein3tger @rntemDs
nat fir bas 8epinnergebniB iibrtg. Angez
fi6ts 0te5e5 umftanbes ptrb nit 6D9brud
vgearbettet". DAP Der tribe 6tmmel, pe(<
9er aIe Melt unter bas S9uBba9 bes
&aiinos treibt, ben 3ielen Der Mbminiitraz
tton Der SAINT gu Suite fommt, geniigt tbr
ntdt. Sbr 1T unter ben ~gegentDGrttgen Inn
ftdnben ieoer a1tDere Het3, Del9er itatt bes
Sptels bic 8efu6er BON Monte Carlo in
Nn1pru9 3u ne6men bermdg, Elm Dorm i'm
Nuge. 9es6alb 1inb 1i9tli9 Die Na9mitz
taqsz&on3erte bef9rdntt: Itegt bo9 tm&1tr=
rem Der @olOitiide, tpern ite Der 9aten be5
@roupters fir Die 8ant einbetmft, genther=
utaBen nau9 Muft".
@s tpirb ais feitite6enb eradbtet, bah bic
btesiG6rige @~etpinnquote btnter Der boz
iG6rigen, pel9e ia au3 bereits etnen erbe6z
Gt3en Giidf3lag gegen bds8oriabr aufntes,
eber 3uriidbletben, als fe iiber 1tetgen pirD.
9amalS tpurbe CUR @rtldrung auf. bic ST.
ndn3trifts in Stalien 9ingetpie1en. eSSeBt
bat man es NIT triiben 8er6Gltnif1en in
Srantrei9 gu tbun, BON mo ia gang naturz
gemGB Der 9auptftrDm Der Spteler in
Monte Carlo itammt. 9as 2teblingsDrgan
fir Die Barrier 2ebepelt 1T Der o5igaro".
Neuli9 bat fem Gbefrebafteur be RobdDs
ais S3euge in Dem ~befannten GrprefTunq8z
pro5eB gang offen etngeitanben, baB ber
vSigaro" fir bic reb~aftioneIen Nott3en
iiber W}onte Carlo BON Der 8anf bort burdJ
cine iG6rGt9e, nahrfhetnlt9 re9t er6eblt9e
YauI 9dl1 umne bonprtrt tptrb. Mber bteIe
Ioti3e1l boben alerbinqs bic berf9iebenen
feitli9en 8eranftaltungen in Mpnte Garlo.
Die man9erlet S9Dn6etten beS Srtes, bic
l1nter6altungen, bic man bort finbe, 6erbor,
i9ptegen tnbeB gGn3li9 iiber bas Spiel.
9dnd3 TT es dl1o AUDI Elm 8erbtenft, Ben
barmlofen Wanberer Dor iippige 8lun1en=
beete gu fit6ren uno i'm gum bertrauensz
Dollen @ertpeilen gu betpegen, i'm aber rtht
bor Der S9ldnge gu tparnen, bic i'm bort
gu Deri 9lingen tra9tet!
Nun, Der nStgaro" iingt felt einiqer 3ett
itdnoig &lagelieber unb niirbe fi6erli6 Der
2ebre, tpel3e bic g~egenpGrtige 9robuftipnsz
o%ronung benz untergang pei6t, ntQfommez
mes Wfatertal ~Gtefern, tpenn er- in 9eutI6@
LAMP eri 3tene. 0a lteit man BORN i'm Qettz
artttel bon Der &rtits, Die ii9 gegen bic Ser
mtet6er rtGtet lie krak DIES l~overs).
ueberaQ iteben bic Mobnungen Geer, aud bie
@ef9dftsIdben bIeiben obne Miet6er. So
1T 81 lururiOs gebaut tporben; auf bus 8ez
biirfniB na9 btQigeren Mo6nungen lit feline
Eiidit3t genOmmen. 6tnten ftnbet fi6 Elm
8eri3t iiber bas tGbttf6e NfDl fir OBJ
ba@lofe, baS bur9aus benz 3ubrang nic6t
al g~eniigen bermag unb gerabe3u err
f3redenbe 3uftGnbe aufneiTt. Inter BEN
tletnen Neui9teiten (Nouvelles a la main)
tpiro iiber einen 8aGberi9t ge1ppttet, in
benz eS beiBt: n0ie 9ausfrau truq cine
Sotlette BON betpunbernSpert6er @tnfa6z
belt" uno in benz bann Die Spilette aui=
ge5dblt tpirb: Sin roIa fetbenes 8Geio nit
elmer langen ~ietbenen Supe b%ariiber, elm
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
Gin b0fer 7rrtburr.

Ser befannte Sportsmann r8arfon"
SaDis, 70 genannt, neil er bas NusIe6en
zines 8eifGt9en bat, pGre geitern betnabe
bas Opfer etnes @erie6ens fettens zines
&pOt6efers getporben. Gr lttt an Der Grippe
unO bate ft4 BON ietnem @r3t, Or. lPcz
Namara, Elm Re3ept geben lafen. @d6>
reno er in fetter WObnung, go. PIG State
StraBe, nit fetnem BrtbatfetretGr Glii6z
duf beT3Gfttgt mar, Derlor er plDBli9 bas
8~epuBtfetn, unb erft na9bem ii9 3ipet
Ner3te flint Stunben UNI i'm bemii6t 6atten,
fonnte er ais gerettet angefe6en tperben. Die
Ner3te erffdrten, boB er an elmer 9trb6z
ntnz8ergtftung litt, unb es tpirb angeuom=
men, baB Der Ipotbeter, tpel@er bic l}ebiz
gin fir i'm 8ufammenitellte, einen Srrt6um
beqind.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
GdberItd oertnoe Bdrofbaft.

9arbeD &eIogg, Der brittle Der @trot6e,
tpeG9e am Morgen bes 8. MGr3 an Der Ste
Der MtartpeGz unb GanalitraBe Die Bpliz
3eiten Garneb urb Sriden anbtelten unb al5
Diefe Ite 81 berbaften berTu9ter, our 3iel=
I4ei6e ibrer &ebolber ma9ten, purbe 6eute
BON RiGter 9opIen unter Der ld9erlt8 9ez
rtngen 8iirgf9aft BON $500 Dem Criminal
geri9t iibernteien. Seine &umpane 8m.
&eefe unb 8atrtd Maronep paren bereit8
am 9onnerItag, nabbem fte auf Elm @pr4
per60r Der3i9tet, unter ie $4,000 8iirQz
i4aft na3 benz 9otel gefanbt por6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
1tttiere ateteTe StpGOmattI1e Oerz
tutGeI1tn0.

Die 8erurt6eilung bes Entertainers @aIz
Ter in N~faoagastar bur6 Elm frana0fiI@es
&rte9Sgert4t gu 3pan3tgiGbriger @inIperz
rung tpegen beS 8erbre9ens Der espionage
i'm 9tenite Der mabagafiI6en Hegterunq,
boben mir am Samitag i'm nMbenObGatt"
tur3 gemelbet. SEPT ltegen Na9ri9ten oor,
bic einen @tnbIid in bic @epeggriinbe Der
fran5Diti3en &egierung gepdbren unb bic
in Sturgeon SOIgenbes befagen.
Naller 6arbtger) bate, bon 9rdftbent
9arrtfon gum @onfuG in Der 9afen1tabt
Sdmataoe e%rnannt, na9 M6lauf fsiner
@mts3ett, nit Der mabagaKi19en gfegte=
rung einen 8ertrag CUR Nusbeutung Der
9ummtbqume in einem 8e3irt BON 225
NtetIen i'm 9eotert abgef6lofIen, gum 0roz
BEN @erger Der Sran8o1en, bic iber M1bQz
9dStar cine @3trmberrI9aft auSii6en, Die
5tOar pon GnglanO, ni6t aber bpn Nm.rtfo
anertannt fpurbe. I'm IeBtere Mnertennuno
bemii6ten in9 Die Sran3oien in Iebterer 3eit
namentlt9 BET Glebelan6, UNI Die ErInnz
9ung BON PrtDile9ien bur9 Nmerifqner
blntertretben gu ~t0nnen, bod tpurbe iie eben
ipobl aus bieiem 8rrnbe b~eripeigert, unb 10
bertebren BENIN unfere @Onfuln auf Mobaz
9astar beute nod brett nit Der einbei!ntz
14en 8e9ierung, OOer Der Regterung Der
9opa, pte baS 6errf9enbe @plf i'm SSynnern
Der Snfel beiBt, unb nt9t bur6 ben fran
501f4en @eneralrefbenten. ueber bic
&ebte, tpel4e iene @4trmberrf9uft ben
Sran3Ofen berleibe, iinb neuerbtngs pieber
Strettigtetten nit Mubagastur au8gebro=
6en unb tperoen besbaGb ieBt tpie0er franz
5oti9e SrHpPen na4 Mabagastar &C.
f4idt,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
Ser ssdrbioe Gborres @rohps 80,

= Der Sdrbige GbarIes @rabes, go.
1900 State @traBe, gertetb geftern Nbenb
zines Srauen3tmmers toegen nit einem unz
.betannten Nfanne In STREET, Der bamit enbete,
oaB @raoes tenen S9uB in ben ltnterleib
erbielt unb mad benz GountDs6pfpital qez
bro4t pur0e, mo man fetnen Sui tano fir
febr trttti9 erfldrte.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25

6ausfrauen, tpeI6e 9ienfmd62en brau>
9en, errei6en ibren s3ped am leicbteten,
penn fe cine Nn3et9e an 6as @benO6latt
eini6tGen. Surge 9ln3eigen 10 Gents.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25

Ollie ftdbtiic6en, I'M unb auSGdn6iIhen
Neuigfeiteu i'm Qtbenbblatt fir l Sent Der
Summer, ober 6 Gents per 0ocbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
G~i1enBaRn~9 aRrpRdne.

NbicasO 6 StOrtbtpe 1T terms Sit enb0bm. Sidet
Offices: Sos. 206-208 G~lorf=StraBe, on Der
Soflep Aoenue Station unO ON 9epot Gde @eass
uuo StnsiesStraBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
abtabrt antuuft

WtllIOouiee mo J~E0CTne-NbTaDrf: E3WE s4lR. +7W{.
3. .9iSS 81 IT m, tll:So Do e3zs,z f {, %, 90 g. '5@ 3 q
'll;3O so, lis g., "a 81. '6I5 81, 900 u.
&odiorb unb 6reeport-@ bfabrt: II N&. Hobs 81,
1918 u, t1l:30 u. Anfunft: +103 81, +2:l5 g.,
t5;55 IT., +ll:l0 A-'3dgGit. +Sd9It9, ouSQenpmuten
Sonnta9s. f5dglid, MDntagS auSgenommen. +IdQs
itgl Somfta9S ohsgeH. a GG9lt9 mad st. Sopar6.
b &o9lid uo9 Minono.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
Won @hirooo nab
Q(OamSs, Canals n0 WtaotiomsI

SWfne12 GemtrAL
&c a1s bnr39sR:nOen 3ags Don bar GentraI.stattoa
s~benfons on %. StraBe. SO. Gtross nnb 9Dbe Bari ss
nommen ner0eu. 3tdets in Der StobtsOifIcG 1874 Sas
S~lort=StraBe, nno i'm aubitOrium=So teL
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25

Nbtea9o,. BOD SsIanO & BaetNc.saBm. -
sS>n Balo9isrsStatton Ban grrers5tr., :in 8Gof
HOnp pom SoarO ri Srabe. Sidet=Gfftce: 14 @GartftE.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25

Baltimore & GiOzGiienbabn.
3epot: 6rano @entraI gaIfaoier.5 totinn = 6toht.
Office: 1893 gIarf.StraBe. Geiue grtro.gserpd5rTTn
fur .. & .. Simiteb.3iga.
oo.. &6fnDrt anfunff
Sp Oto MAJ - = ~. :: sos Dtf $40 q
m.,r s mar. .. '1O45 m : 800 u
~ gelt.a....",-...... -. 800 N'110O M
8oltert0n Accommodation ..... = 5;25 gi. e45 m
Bitt5burg glcneIauD. Wbeelino g.
@Olum6uS @rpreS. -. : 6:35 9ds sos SD
Sdglider gtodtsGrpreB 80. 800. = I1:25 9ds 2c0O m
GdqlIb. 7 @usQenDntmeu 6pnutaas-I
NHIOAGO GREAT WESTERN BY, 90. erous
" Central Station, Sittb SDe. unb 5orriTpusStroas
StG6tsOfFice en- Slorfs uuo SodIou.Gtr. CBbeuir 9Ihol
'xaGra. +GasL. ansseu. eOnnt abfaArt auruut,
fSt. PauI unS Wlinneapolig. . ITO 9rlII.9n sin
ISoma aHo Hoftlos eGpTeB ..-.. 1:10 8ml 11:2U Ab
SG1eaurpre uuh Bprpu -. $40 RmlIO.2O 0,
5Gt. SbaFIes unb Spcnmurs. -. .... 5:S5 g}ml 7:50 gr
6 pGuI unb Wtinus0pDIis 400 90 a.TS en-
ct $euI, WtiuR.. SeB @estue&, sRbl
asaias Stts...."""""~....II has abI $40 an
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25

Omaha, 9es Mpines, Sender,
Stour gitp, Gait Safe, Son (
SranCiScp. YDrtlanD.
BIad pills uub 9eaomoob......
Sterling, Clinton Gebar 8apios.
ct. Youl, Wtiune0polt5, 9ulutb .
ct. Saul. Ntinueapolis ........
Wtaoiion, So @rO1ie. @iuoua O..
Soma uub 9otota ..............
Snn0 III Sac, Sibfoib. Neeuab.
9reen Ban. Wteunmiuee 49,.
9lbtolb, @ppleton un6 st. Sotuar
Al9lolto, QHrleg, 8eHemer Sroua
lppDh uno JtbiHeldnoer. 80.
9lbtoib, Appleton, st. Somaro
Ntarqnette uno Safe Supertor..
Abendblatt., 1895-03-25
pc E'@stzgIate!- s3etp 9orF 6hteaee
Sepot: @fe @lorf= unS 9m6Ifter gtrof.
GhlgAa0 & A~LT0N-UNl0R PASSENGER STETI0E-
SdnS1 SLfeeC, between Madison and adams SITS,
Ticket Office. 1ah Sonth C1srL $780,. Sea'
9iios

~" VIZ stVHJIt. = SuQe
Station. Gde %olf= un6 SCI
g11ce POI @. @larf=Str. unb poi
&d9lib. f3d9l., ausgeu. Snnnt.
ct. &0utS. 4eorta & 5eros Simife6
8olt1oS @ltg s Yeoria GrpreR,
vt. Houis & gepria 0eIt'b GT
Setroit, Ytem PORT s. WtoutreaI Or
8etroit, Bolton s. @ouoba 81.
@blco0o & Detroit 2ocaI...
ebica9o q ct. SpuIs 2pral. .,..
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09
MARRIED.
Walker-ShorthiIl.

At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. ShOrthill near Wa
Keeney, Wednesday evening, Noyem-
Der 6, at $50 o'clock, Rev. Johnson, of
Wa-Keeney, officiating, Mr.. Frank B.
Walker and Miss Mildred Shorthill.
About thirty relatives and friends
were present. The bridal couple en-
tered the parlor at the appointed hour
and were united in marriage by a
brief but solemn ceremony.
After receiving the congratulations
of all present, all entered the dining
room where repast suitable to the
occasion was prepared, which was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Gleason, of Ohio,
sister of Mrs. Shorthill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker are we'll and
favorably known, having lived in Ire
go county a number of years. The
happy couple were the recipients of
many valuable and useful presents.
Their many friends wish them all
the happiness possible for mortais to
enjoy.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09
Saline Valley Items.

October "a, 1895.
The busy hum of the threshing ma
chine is now heard in the Saline val
ley.
Willie Aylworth rode out with his
donkey and cart and shot a goose last
week.
Louis Galloway, with the aid Of his
dog and pitchfork, killed a young
coyote last week.
Harlan McCollum and Mr.. Lester
will start for Colorado soon. They
will make the trip in covered wagons.
Mrs. Mccall received a letter from
Mr.. Mccall stating that his father
was dead and that he had stated
home.
Mrs. Mccall has been very sick dur
ing her husbands absence.
Fanny McCollum has returned from
Rocks county, where she has been Wis
iting.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09
You can buy more grocer
les for a dollar at Bestor's
than any other place in town.
Collyer Crumbs.


October 81, 1896.
c. J. Ferris was in the city Monday.
Khrut & Spena threshed for E. Hit
Saturday.
VIM. Bower sold bran new Super
ior wagon to j. Claudick, jr., last
week.
Minor Cliff was registered at the
City hotel last Tuesday.
George Ufford was in town last Mon
day.
John Burns is studying telegraphy
in the D. & r. G.. office at Provo,
Utah.
j. w. Hickman, the genial landlord
of the City hotel is suffering from an
attack of rheumatism.
L. S. Myerly will move TO town soon.
He will occupy the HolIington build
ing on North Anglis avenue.
1t was us this time. A broken wheel
and frightened horse, but we came
out without scratch.
4 musical program was rendered at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Myerly
Sunday evening. Several from town
were there and report very pleasant
time. DICK FoY.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09
School Notes.

Elder Mcdowell and Rev. Johnson
were recent visitors of the school
The Misses McVey, of Graham
county, are pleasant accesSions to our
school.
The hour for opening the school has
been changed to $50 a. m. SO as to
dismiss fifteen minutes earlier in the
afternoon.
The Wa-keeney Literary asSocia-
tiOn will give an entertainment at
the court house on Friday evening,
November Sth at o'clock. AdmiS-
sion 10 cents, the proceeds to be used
in the purchase of library books.
Come out everybody and encourage
the children in their literary work.
The Literary association held it's
regular meeting on last Friday after
noon. An interesting program was
rendered which was followed by the
election of officers for the ensuing
term of two months. They are as
follows: Joe Sigler, president; Ray
Gleason, vice president; John COwick,
secretary; Stella Blair, assistant sec
rotary; Mathew Cross, treasurer; Edna
Best, assistant treasurer; Clifford
Baker, Sergeant-at-armS.
The following program will be rem
dered at the entertainment to be
given by WaKeeney schools on Friday
evening, November Sth, at the court
house:
Song Battle Hymns of the Rep
public" ................................. School
Opening Address. Charlie Hoar
Little Boy Blue" Maud Hobbs
''Ben. Hazards Guest" Katie Cowick
Song Willing Feet. Clara Law
IA Boys Resolution" Chase Wilson
1.-THE Last Hymn" Della Jones
''Tqe Evolution of Name" .......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Walter Burnham
Song ..-.... High School
"Going on an Errand-" Ethel Hoar
''Value of Good Books" ........................
........................ Grammar Department
A Word Recitation. ..1............
Ray Wheeler, Harold Forester,
Roger Greenwood and Nora
Essay my Favorite Book .......<
Carrie Mumert
1.-The Milkmaid and the Stranger"
Julia Blair and Robert Sims
Song Marching Through Georgia"
School
Essay MY Favorite Book" .............
......-........... Stella Blair
Instrumental Solo -. Bessie Ferris
''How we Whipped the Teacher"
Observation-Disclosures. 49,. Willie Nelson
puzzled Little Brain" .......................
...... Hazel Pendergrass
''Lottie's Message" Ida Courtney
Song -"America. School
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09

pie in the neighborhood. The school
opens this fall with an enrolment of
about $50. The number will be be-
tween two or three hundred before
the close of the year Western School
Journal.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09
CHURCHES.

M E. CHURCH-Sun school at 10 O o'clock
Preaching at II o'clock a. III. and 7:30 O'Clock
p M; Glass meeting at II o'clock NJ. Gener-
al prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 o'clock
p. NJ. Ladies' prayer meeting Wednesday at
o'clock p. NJ. Bible reading at 800 D. m.
Epworth League meeting Sunday at 700
O'Clock p. M. cordial invitation is extend
ed to all.
J. i. JOHNSON, Pastor.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL-Services 2nd
and 4th Sundays in each month. at II a. m.
and 1870 p. M at the Ba ptist church. Ladies'
Guild meets third Thursday in each month.
A cordial invitation is extended to every one
to assist in our services.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09

PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH-sundays school
at 10 o'clock a. m..'--S super
evening at 7:80 ,. m Ladies MGi ssionaryy
Society third Thursday of each month at
300 p. m. Acordial invitation is extended
to everybody
Mrs. r. G. WILSON. President
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09
Wa-Kesney School Report.


The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy during the month
ending November /, 1895:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Ray Gleason, Mathew Cross,
Della Jones. Frank johnson.
Carrie Mumert, Mae Wynn,
John Wonner, Walter Wonner.
Mrs. Lucy BEST,
Principal.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Edna Best, Stella Blair.
Hattie Moe, Willie Nelson,
Emma Courtney, Fred Cross,
Roy Cross, Ode Sigler,
Clarence Henkel, Elhel Hoar,
Robert Holmes, Ethel H0ar,
Robert Holmes. Willis Sims,
John Wheeler, Harry Wheeler.
Carroll Kelly, Mabel Ufford,
WILDER Rogers. Ralph Johnson
ARTIE HOBBS,
Teacher.
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.
Katie Cowick, Robert Sims,
Maud Hobb. Lewis Sigler.
Ernest Courtney, Cosy Jones,
Mary Croft, Pearl Weekly.
Robert Johnson, Willie Lucas,
Mary Wilson, Willie Lord,
Emily Gregory, BERTHE Greenwood,
Glen Jones, HI. Countryman,
Ray Ufford. Chase Wilson,
Ray Nelson, Nora Law,
Charley Hoar.
CARRIE STRADAL.
Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Renie BeStor, Linus Hobbs.
Susie Burnham. Nellie Holmes.
Walter Rurnham, Bertha Inscho,
Bessie Coleman, Lula Inscho,
Ethel Coleman, Guy Jones.
Harold FORESTER, Jamas Moe,
Roger Greenwood, Hazel Pcndergrass,
Allie Croft, bessie Weekly,
Dottie Hobbs, Roy Wheeler,
Il essie Rogers.
Mrs MARY GREENWOOD,
Teacher.
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THE ELECTIONS.

most of the states and show a repub-
lican waterloo.
Pennsylvania leads off with 10000
Ohio next with 100000
Massachusetts, $4,000
Maryland goes republican by 10000,
and a legislature which will elect
United States senator
New York, 10000.
Iowa, $4,000.
New Jersey, 10000
Kentucky close, but is republican.
The latest returns from Utah indi-
cate a republican majority of 1000
and the adoption of the new constitu-
tion.
Nebraska republican.
Chicago republican by 10000.
Mississippi went democratic
Detroit republican by 10000.
Virginia democratic!
Kansas republican.
Nebraska republican.
To the reader, unacquainted with
the conditions as they existed prior
to the election, it might appear that
the republican party of Trego county
had refrigerated and the opposition
become much stronger since one year
ago, but we believe that not even the
demo-pop voter of this county will
claim that his party is stronger to-day
numerically than it has been hereto
fore. On the contrary the vote shows
a material republican gain in almost
every precinct when it is fairly anal
yZed. 1t is true that a democrat is
elected county clerk with large ma
jOrity and the republican nominee for
has been defeated by a small
majority and the majorities of the re-
publicans elected are greatly reduced
but, as before intimated, the explana-
tiOn is not found in the fact of an in
creased opposition nor a decrease in
the republican ranks. Trego county
is as as safely republican to-day as it
has been at any time since the alli-
ance became a factor in politics.
That these statements are slightly
paradoXical might occur to the casual
or careless reader and to correct that
impression is, principally, our object
at this time. In the first place this
is an off year in politics. There have
been no brass bands nor public speak
ing nor excitement, nor effort of any
kind to keep the party in line.
Apathy and Indifference have pre-
vailed to an unusual degree in the
party and, as a consequence, party
ties have been very weak. Again,
that there have been discord and want
of harmony in the party must be adj
Defeated candidates, for
the nomination, who thought more of
revenge than they did of patriotism
and loyalty to party, whetted their
knives and began war of annihila-
ton against their fortunate com
petitors. The enemy, ever alert,
simply took advantage of existing
and the result was what
might have been expected a water
loo. Republicans see the result of
their chickering's and internal dissen-
sions and will see to it that it does
not occur in 1896, and will see to it
that the party lines up before the
great national contest IF the fight
nau 20 come 1t was extremely fOrtu-
nate that it came just when it did
There are no wounds which cannot be
lealed and the rank and file of the
party will consign to everlasting
oblivion that republican who will en-
leayor to perpetuate and accentuate
he animosities which have been en-
rendered during this campaign.
Slightly disfgured but still in the
'ing-republican party of Trego coun-
y.
Several of our voters awoke We'd
lesday morning and said: where am
ot nhf tho
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G. NJ. Uford will enjoy the distinc-
ton of being the first and the last
democra ic county clerk in Trego
county.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-11-09

For the first and last time in the
history of our county will the new
board of county commissioners be
populist and democratic.
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A o. U. W.-Wa-Keeney Lodge No 200
"a meets the first and third Tuesday eve
nlngs of each month.
W e. SAUM, Rec. GEO MCKINLEY M. w
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Several of our voters awoke We'd
nesday morning and said: 'tWhere am
/ at? Oh! what difference in the
morning."
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Z 'SAs goes the Russians goes Ell
lis county democratic.
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SOCIETIES.

A +. & A. M.--Wa-Keeney Lodge No. 148,
"a meets every second and fourth Monday
evening of each month.
g. n. GIBSON, Sec'y. G.. A. HOAR, w. NJ.
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Slightly disfgured but still in the
ring-republican party of Trego coun-
ty.