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Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Oas repubIifonifde 5rouencomite.
Gs entftehen 5wifiefeiten, Ole gu elmer pol.
ftdnot9en SpaItune in 3wei parteien
fibrer.

SIN Mondt M1tgut beg berflo7enen Sab
res trafen it9 eineS Sages i'm 8rano Bacific
@ebduOe in Gbicago feds 5rauen, lpelbe
etnem @ufruf 3ufplge getommen tparen,
UNI etnen polittf6en 8eret1l 3n gritnben.
W}an bate olerDings ertpartet, baB ii6 me6r
baran bet6etltgen tpiirben, bp9 IieBen ft6
bic Wentgen, Die erf9ienen parer. Dabur6
nt3t ab6alten, fonbern gingen gang ener@
gif3 gu Werte, 3und9it nannten Tie itdl
baS nSQtnotS State 9fepublican 8Dmen'5
Educational GDmite" unb nd5(ten folgen0e
8eamten: @orfibenoe Srau War0 Nf9burp
Nbbott; SrgantfdtDrtn Srau Sultd ..
S6dttud; Sefretdrtn Srou Mtar1 8. 81umz
mer; S3abmeiftertn Srau !0anna SO.
Crane. Inter Qeitung btefer @eamten
tpurbe Die Wablcampagne Der 5rauen ipdb=
renb oe5 berflofenen Sabres ausgefibrt,
unb dls bic &epublitdaer NIT 3tpBer Me6r=
belt Der Stimmen ben Steg 5abontrugen,
mar GROCER Subel i'm Eager Der pbencrz
tpdbnten 8erbinbung nit benz %pmfangret=
9en Nan1en. MQetn mad Der Wd5I ~ent5tanz
ben unter ben 8eamten Der Specialization
dlerlet 3ntitigteiten. Gs btlbettn fi1 9}drz
teten, bon benen cine auf bic S0tberung Der
Btlbung unb beS begren3ten Sttmmre9t3
erpi6t mar, unb bic anbere einen ge79luB
foBte, auf Die @~rlangung beS bollen Gtimmz
re6tes fir 5ruuen bin3uipirfen rnO Warbz
Srgant atipnen ms Qeben gu rufen, bic it6
benienigen Der W}Gnner ebenb;irtig an bic
@eite retben biirften, Die Grbitterrng 5lpi7
f9en bieien beiben Barteien tpu6s, Bis enbz
lt3 Der gefir3tete 8ru9 eintrat unO ba8
gan5e nSQtnoiS State Hepubltcan @omen's
Educational gpmtte" %auSeinarber ging.
Die beiben parteien baGten bis ieBt aber
nod, iebe fir iih notiirIi6, 8uiammen.
Sine 5Gblt fol9enbe 5rauen 5u t6ren Mttz
9ltebern: 5rau 8errD q. SUN, 5rou &ufuS
Cope, Srau Marp @arrif0n Gbi3bolm,
5rau 9abis Miqer unb Trau s. 81. Ntfine
ION. Ser anberen Yartei geb0ren bic SSrauen
Crane, Srant 8, 9ubbarb, s, 0reer, At9oz
lag 8uibmab, s. Springer, Gapner unb
QnDere on.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
R[etne IIahrihten.

0us repubIifonif6e GentralzGor
trot beute Nd3mittag nm PIP u6t su
elmer Sibung 5u1anmen, INN ben 9aQ Der
Contention fir Die 5riibja3rSlpa6l gu be-
ftimmen. 8a6ri6etnli9 pirb bteieG6e an
p. 8ebruar abgebaIten tperben. @orliBec
WtaDben ertldrte, baB un5peifelbaFt Die fo.~
9enben @anbibaten aufgefteQt perben piirz
ben; @tptft, Ntapor; @an Glebre, 6taOtz
i4reiber, unb 8eit, Stabtaantplt.
9eute MOrgen UNI Z u6r fanb 9Fronf,
@4uman, Wertfubrer in 6uumann's m6z
belfobrif, $50 Sc, @oobftraBe, in Der gG6s
pes 9ampffeifels Der Sabrif ben WGfter
S. @ngler, einen W}onn BON go Sa6ren, in
befinnungslOiem 3uitanbe. @~a6rfheinfi6
bate oerielbe ii3 auf Dem 0umpffefel oez
Ddrmt unb mar binuntergefaaen. Seine
@%erleBungen iinb ni6t gefd6rGi6. Mou
bro4te i9n mad benz County 6ofpttaI.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09

Sin Mebuniter in 8om6ob hot cine
btsber ouf Dem @ebiete 0es mIIifoIifher
@utomatentpei ems nod beTte6enoe Qiide nIs.
9efuQt, inbem ct Elm muiitulif6es 8eft nsrs
fertigt bat, bas er fir ben bef6eibenen 9rfis
BON 10000 &upten (ungefGbr 81, o ann
@ertauf auSbtetet. @obaIb man fi6 All
bos 8ett ieBt ooer legt, beqinnt 6as M,r5ifz
merit 81 iPtelen, @ermtttelit zines Rnopfss
an Der ggdnol ette tam oos Spleen fofort
It6llefOrCqen rerOen; .gfotiirIi3 lit bieIe5
berfeben. 9iinttIt9 gu Der @6enhs hor6p2
dngeiteaten 3ett feBt pl0Blt6 elm MiIit4r<
MARIO unter 8egleitung BON Wo,ifpn ,,1S
SromPeten Elm, unb tann burf einpn 5inr<
redeem, peoalartigen 4pparat Fir 0e,rtp mil
murmelt6ierdbnGi6em S6Iof bic gtSrfp nss
Zones 10 geiteigert nerben, bah bos @ptf
fe9t gut unter ben Mtauern bon Syeri6o
bate 8%ertpenbung finben t0nnen, 0
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Sbredltdbe SAGE.

SO6n Grab, Sunttor in benz 8ebGube
go, 285 2afale StruBe, mar geitern bamit
bef6dftigt, Elm 6an96ufin 81 rtengen, al5
er auSrutf3te unO tOpfiber in bas Sod
itir3te, Sn Dteier f6redlt9en SteQung perz
bGieb er ben 912 8ormtttags Bis l ll6r
No3mittags. @r NOR peber i'm @tarbe,
iu6 gu befreten, nod 5og iein @ef9rei 9ilfe
6er6et, Bis UNI 1 u6r Elm 9etter na6te, Der
i'm beruus3og. Der Sanitor lift bereits 68
Sabre alt, bod erbolte er fi9 5uiebenbS un6
rtrb 6eute tpieDer auf Dem Damn Iein.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Gin Bewets oro6er RdIte.

Sn Der lebten Mo6e fOnnte man fait ieben
gag Elm lun9es MdO9en bemerfen, ipel9es
leoen Sag minoeiten8 3peimal an 2afalIe
Die u2imitSe Gar betteg uno
nDrOlt9 fu6r. Sic feBte it9 INNER in Der
@or neben ben @ripman, unb tniipfte
nit oemielben cine lebbafte unterbaltung
Au4 Oas talte @etter f6ten ite Daran
gu btnOern. DIS 1ie inbeB geitern an
Der @de Der Mabiion unb QaIaQe StraBe
nifte fte nur Dem @rtpman tur3 gu
uno nabm etnen StB neben benz Ofen. SIS
muB tptrtlt3 re6t falt fem" meinte Der
GpnDutteur.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Bate $4,000 in mertbpapieren.

9eute Morgen gu frii6er Stunbe muBter
aus Dem Nep 6aDen Saloon negen unz
OrOentli9en 8etragens Elm Mann unb etne
Srau binausbef0rbert unb na9 Der Central
Station gebra9t tperber. BORT nannte IiG
Der Mann &alp6 Nrmitrong. 9as Srouenz
simmer bieB @Qa 9aQ. Nrmftrong be6aup=
tete, aus Milpaufee gu fem, Sergeant
8rDbertd fanb in feinen Saf9en feds De
poiitenf 3etne gu ie $4,000 auf Die n@rfte
NatiOnal 8ant" in Mtlnautee, 9teIe
94eine tparen nit 80. .. Green unter3ei9z
net, tpestpegen 8rOOertd 4rmitrong fragte,
ob er ni9t eigentlt6 10 belize. Nrmitrong
anttpOrtete nein, norauf man i'm einiperrte
unb mad Mtlpautee telegrapbtrte, o6 bort
Semanb pegen llnterf9lugung BON @ertb=
papieren geiudt piirbe. @r bate auBerbem
$83 in barren 9elOe BEL ii9.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Qooesfdue.

Gbit6 Miiaer bon 81 "a. StraBe, 6 Sabre
alt.
Minnie 8ebm BON 557 %. @traBe, 2
Sabre 8 Monate alt.
8rieOerido @iepert BON 500 q. 2incOln
Str, 81 Sabre aft.
9elen 8iBel BON 46 Gr0ftol Str, 3 Sabre
IL Monate alt.
@oparb @rb BON 1881 Monroe @traBe,
So Sabre alt.
2~(uauito g, Grun BON 1853 9srnOOn
Ctr, 81 Sabre alt.
9enrp @olf i'm Gpuntpz 9OfpitaG geitors
BEN, SO Sabre alt,
$Obn Mont bon Bolt 8rOuO @truBe, Y
Sabre 8 Mpnate aft.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Nuffhub.

S9eobore 9imoin, Qntonio @rornes nnb
&ate 2agao3insta, Die brei PerIOnel1, ipel4e
Bet benz geftern friib in Der Gdbe Der ct,
9eoptgSttr9e entitanbenen Nufrubr berz
baftet puroen, folten fi4 beute friib Dor
Gt9ter Wbite Deranttporten. Sic ertptrtS
ten iebo4 unter @teQung BON ie $4,000
8itrgf3aft etnen Muff9ub ibrsS 8erb0rs
bts gum 20. B, MttS, Ser erpdAnte Sra
paG fano geitern friib btbt BEL Der an Der
@de bon Webi tier unb 0obne Npe. ~eele9enen
fatblt1 9en 9ebpigstir6e 1tatt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
StdotiIbes.
8rauht 6eIo fir Sdnans.

Ser ettpa 35id6rt9e Maf6tnit Qouis
Sternat fam am 5. DECEMBER in ben Ga
loon DeS Sofepb 8aranet, so. 1917 Weft
IS. GtraBe unb berlangte i'm Nuftro9e Der
Wanbattan 8rdueret &eparaturen an Der
8ierpumpe bor3unebmen. MnFmoS!c3
muroe ibr1 bies g%eltattet. 0o6 lpie ers
%itaunte 8aronet, als er na6 etpa elmer BAL
ben Stutoe auSfanb, baB Die Quftpunpe
raOital beruusgef6nitten uno fortgeI6cfTt
porben mar. @r frug BEL Der 8rauerei an,
ob oaS Nusf@netben Der pumpe uuf oeren
Mnorbnung erfolgt pdre uno er6ielt etne
oerneinenbe NnttpOrt. @r iiberqa6 nun
bieie @ngelegenbeit Der Boli5ei, unb &c tern
9elung es enbltb ben 8oIi3iiten @drlin unb
8urfe, Des Pumpenbiebes @ternaf ba66aft
gu perben, 8or Capt, 8qrcaQ Geqte er Elm
offenes @eitdnOntB al. @r bate bic 4urnpe
an einen 3rObler gu etnem tpabren G6anDz
preiie bertauft, nur INN 5i6 @elb fir
S6naps 81 perf4affen. &or 8t@ter G6er-
borbt ber3i9tete Sternat Quf Elm @orperz
h0r unb murbe unter $500 8iirg16aft Dem
GrtmtnaIgeri9t iiberpie1en.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Der Uotbftau6.

pel9er g%egenipGrti9 unter ben minber be-
mtttelten 2euten berrf9t, tpirb am better
our9 Die S9nellt9teit bepiefen, nit pelber
Die 500 balbe 3onnen 8oblen pert6eilt muir
ben, Die Der n6ub" ben N%otbleibenoen 5ur
8%erfiigung geiteat bate.
Ser NnDrang our Offtce beS @ountbz
a9enten lit elm bebeutenber, @eftern fpra=
hen 800 Perionen bor, bic 6ilfe perlanqen.
@benIo iinb bic &dume Der unterftiiBunqs=
gefeqi4aften nit 9iilfsbebiirftigen ange=
fiiQt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
gIs oe5tsrn Nobmittoo Elm nit SleiI6

: DIS geitsrn g}a9mittug Elm nit Sleii4
belabener Nblieferungspagen Der Tirma
NrnoIb 8ros. Dor benz @ef6Gft Np. lat
%. &anbolpbftroBe btelt, fprang plOBli3
Elm tleiner damn auf benfelben, na4hem
er ben &utf6er CUR Settle geitoBen bate,
CAB ben 8ferben bic Peiti4e unb iagte in
petli4er Hi9tung baOon. Sine 8erfol~
gun9 er1ptes ii@ al5 nuBlos, ba Der 9ie6
einen gu grpBen 8Orfprung bate, Spiter
fanb man ben @agen an Der @de Der
Sangamon> unO SbiOftraRe, 9as 5leiI4
mar per16puno
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Giferfubt.

Sin ~Srauen3tmmer, 9tamens @ltffort
Moobp, %feuerte 8eitern auf Gabrielle Saf=
ion 3met S3ife ab, pel9e 3tpar beibe trQz
fen, aber Ii lei9te 8erpunbungen 6tnterz
lteBen. Ser Nuftrttt fanp in Der 8obnun9
Der Mpobb, go. 1927 Stare Str, fat UNI
man nimmt an, buB Gtferiu6t bic urfa6e
mar. Die Mpobb tpurDe e~ingefperrt unb Bic
gerpunbete na4 benz GOuntpbOipttaG ges
bra9t
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Wtro sun1 m6roer.

Sames 9pble, Elm @9anfteQner an Der
@de bon 9alfteb unb Monroe @traBe po6nz
bait, erlag beute Morgen elmer 8opfpunoe,
Die ibm Der @3mieb Srant Sanction in Der
perflofenen Na4t in Dem &eitaurant 146
9, 9alfteo Str, nit elmer Slaf9e bei6ra6te.
0ople erlitt etnen S9Gbelbru9. Sameion
1T in Der 9esplatne5 @traBenzS Station in
0aft.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Observation-Disclosures

tplrben geftern an foIgenbe perfonsn aus
geiteut:
.. @utberlunb, 3ff0d. 8udfeinzapartz
ment9ars NIT @rbgei4OB, NDs. 484-48j
30. @traBe, oerani6Gagt auf $500; g,
I}. SbomaTon, 2it0diges zWObnbous,
gto, 446 @arfielp @be., $4,000; s. Song.
2it0figer 6OI3z2aben nit 6aae, g&ps. 2202
Weft 26, StraBe, $25OO.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
beirathsfheine.

SOGgenbe 9etrutbsf9eine tpurben 6eute
bon 9errn S%almonfOn i'm Bureau oes
@p~untp=GIertS ausgeitelt:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Mude, schwach, nerves

Die Ursache jenes Zustandes Won Mudlgkeit,
scbwacbe und Nerv6sitat, in welchem sich so viele
Nenscbep befnden. kommt daher, dass das But
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09

AAAa 49, VT
webe nicht genUgend
nahrt. Nahrt die Ner.
ven nit reinem Blute, 50
werden dieselben stark
und stetig sein. Leset
dies:
Nit Vergnugen en-
pfehle ich Hoods Sarsa-
parilla ais Elm ausge
zeichnetes Neryenstar
kings und Blutrein
eungs-Mittel. Ich hab
as mehr ais einmal gt
braucht und gebrauch
As noch jetzt. Ich war
matt, mein k6rper
scbmerZte mich und ich
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09

NQe Neuigfeiten i'm Nbenoblatt fit mir
| Sent.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09

Hoods PiIIen sind nit der Hand gemacht
und vollkommen i'm Verhaltniss und Aussehen.
25c die Schachtel.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Nnrt1t-T~ PIPprnntnte.
StumMg 3eugeN Oct ,,G(6e":
EQtOlrop6e.

Die Anterfnduno in Armenieu.
Sreiipredung BEG Or. Yalitidet BON
BalmfOrit.
Der Oampfer pilgrim" 9ItdIih
an9eldn9t.
mas ole Kalte in Florida fir sdaoen an.
ridtete.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
Sprpntp. Ont.. 8. fEebr.

Ser Inn 8 1br Is M}inuten beute Morz
gen bier fGltge 3ug Der @ranb Srunf @Hens
balm blieb in Der Nd6e ppn We1ton, tpel6es
8 Meilen BON bier e%ntfernt 1T, i'm S6nee
iteden unb elm bpn 2pnbon fommenber BUG
rannte in benielben binein. Ser 2pcpmotios
fiibrer unb Der !0ei3er bes 2onboner 3uges
purben bur9 betBen 9ampf I9redlt9 perz
briibt. 3pei Pafagtere tperDen permiBt
uno 3pet dnbere iinb i6tper berlebt porben.
Die 3ertriimmerten Maqen ftnb in 8raab
geratben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09

a. ~ -. "FVH' .. UCU.
s.x Or; .Politi4st BON paGmforit Der friiz
9ere oltsrreI4t14e @eneralconTul in 0efp
KIT HIlo 3ottetret4t4er Committee fir bic
G2'Co9oer Q8e!tausftequng tpel6er Gefqnrtz
t,u Der ufltert4lagung bei9ulDiQt lpar. it
Ieuts TFet9elPro4en porberl. 0os llrtbeiI
uurPe mi lal1tem 8etfaU oern0mlnen 1rnb
,n nSI @otior bra9 beim AnbDrea oeIel6en
The advocate., 1895-12-11


popular citizen. He had been sick
with diabetes for some time.
Chairman Albert B. Smith, of the
Ness county Board of County Commits
sioners, died suddenly of asthma De.
cembGr 1. He was an excellent officer,
an old soldier and prominent inAuen.
tial Populist.
After ex-Governors Click and Lew
elling signed petition to nominate
Martin as an independent candidate,
Morrill, refused to sign. Still this
mans vote is said to be the Republi.
can vote of Kansas.
Something of the kind may have
been referred to before In these col.
umns, but it seems necessary to again
suggest that as a local, newsy county.
seat paper, the Goodland Republic is
right up on the front seat.
The excellent design of a Tyre and
cross which were especially admired in
the Arkansas valley exhibit in'the Mil
lion Club train, will hereafter hang on
the walls of the Chicago church of
which Evangelist D. L. Moody is
pastor.
It's pretty hard to kill q Wichita
man. Eleven years ago Ell Lynch was
shipped to some point in Missouri in a
coffin. He returned to Wichita the
other day and made friendly call on
the Coroner who had held an inquest
over him.
Congressman Miller has introduced
a resolution in Congress calling for in
formation In regard to Walters case.
Charley Curtis was anxious to assume
the leadership In that fight, but be
seems to have been sidetrscked by his
own fellows.
This talk in Kansas redeemer papers
about what a fine record the Republi-
can Congressman are making Is weari-
some. As matter of fact they have
done nothing yet but repudiste cam
psign pledges in reunion speeches and
draw their salaries.
George L. Sherman, Benjamin
Graves, Arthur Jaeger and ]. H. Hes
let, all Of Kansas, the two last named
being from Lesvenwurth and Topeka
respectively, have been assigned to
positions in the government printing
Office at Washington.
The jury In the case of the State vs..
Labor Commissioners Bird returned q
verdict of not guilty. That is probs'
bly, the same kind of verdict that
would have obtained If the chief re-
deemer had been called to account fol
his contingent fund steal.
Miss Vietz, of Girard, has resigned
her position as stenogrspher in the
State Auditors Office. She will be
married in January to c. R. Bernard
until recently Populist Clerk Of the
District court of Cherokee county
They will reside at Fowler, COL
Editor Scott, of lola, Regent Of the
State University, knows how to sym
pathize with George 7. Anthony, fol
he, too, has felt the blighting effect Of
Auditor Coles disspprovsl of a claim
Mr.. Scott wanted the State to pay hil
hired hand for work done while hC
The advocate., 1895-12-11
sS, 900 instead Of $500 as erroneously
stated in a recent issue.

dependent, is a candidate for member
of the Board of Charities to succeed
Walter N. Allen.
The Almens PlaindeaIer rep
seems to regard the re election of Dan
Hart to the Legislature as certainty
in which it is right.
The Clerks Of LesvenWorth, Atchi-
son and Pswnee counties have been in
Office term after term, covering period
Of nearly twenty years.
Ex.Stste Auditor E. P. McCabe, now
of Oklahoma, was a candidate in the
Republican caucus for Reading Clerk
Of the national House.
Senator Baker has formed q partner
ship with Attorneys John Fl. Atwood
and w. G. Hook, both Of LeaVenWorth.
The last named is Mayor.
The newspapers Of Pratt and King
man counties speak highly of Judge
Mckay, who has been holding his first
term Of court in those counties.
The Cove Leader suggests Congress
man Baker for Governor and W. s.
Willcockson for Congressman of the
Big Sixth on the Populist ticket.
The Sslins Union thinks that with
Burton In the Senate and Breckin.
ridge in the House 1t would be a stand
off between Kansas and Kentucky.
Republican newspapers are scoring
Congressman Miller for failing to vote
for DR.. Fisher, of Kansas, for Chap
lain, when his vote would have elected
him.
The South Central Kansas Teachers
Association, which met at Arkansas
City December 2, passed resolutions in
favor of additional State normal
schools.
Governor Morrill, has appointed A.
W. Peck Sheriff of Wysndotte county,
to succeed S. S. Peterson, deceased.
Peterson's term would have expired in
January.
A good many Kansas papers care
fully credit everything legitimately en-
titled to credit, but others could be
named who use the scissors unspar-
ingly and credit nothing.
The Clay Center Times says every.
body would be happy if the next Legis-
lature would unsest Senator Baker and
declare his election an accident with
out justification or consent.
Superintendent Stewart, of the
Olsthe Deaf and Dumb institute, re.
tired from Office Decembsr /, and will
resume his work as editor of the Man
haitian Republic the first of the year.
Judge Vandevert has begun proceed
ings In the Supreme court to test the
question of whether he, as District
Judge, can order the execution Of the
murderers of Mayor Marsh, of Kinsley.
The editorial page of the Logan
County Banner is very entertaining.
1t is filed by the use of five clippings,
four of them from one paper, and two
prosy, made.to order tariff editorials.
The Atchison Champion says that
the Kansas Congressman went into a
trust organized for plunder and that
Miller refused to be a party to the deal,
hence his vote against Fisher for Chap
The advocate., 1895-12-11

AneEe are ola pTlsOneIS ia Che VII
tsntlsry.
Plumb's Senatorial funeral cost
sS,OS9.75.
six Kansas City saloons have been
enjoIned.
Coffey county papers are talking Of
3 new court house.
The State treasury had s4SO, ,s59.&
on hand December l.
a large acreage Of wheat is being
soWn In Cove county.
The Salina linton issues q creditable
aye-column folio daily,
The new editor Of the Capital is said
TO be related to Ingalls,.
Herington Is to have electric light
and wsterworks plants.
Safe crackers got in tAeir work at
Miltonvsle December 5.
Horton is now charged with having
made secession speeches.
Jackson county papers complain Of
che prevalence Of thieves.
Senator Bakers bills In the Senate
ore oil Of q private nature.
Senator Brown, Of Carbon City, will
be candidate for reelection.
DR.. Allen Bell has been appointed
pension examiner at Anthony.
The Mystic Brotherhood is not well
received in Montgomery county.
Only $l4, 900 of the $4,000 irrigation
appropriation has been expended.
The Soldiers Home cemetery at
Laavenworth contains 100 graves.
The First National bank of Pratt
has gone into voluntary liquidation.
Dawes has appointed an Assistant
Attorney General for Saline county.
Three prisoners were sent from Usage
county to the Penitentiary recently.
The criminal action against Banker
Kindig, Of Oberlin, has been dismissed.
The Kansas Editorial Association
will meet at Lesvenworth February 10.
President Fairchild has been with
the Agricultural college sixteen years.
x.Sanator Richter. of Council
Grove, is opposed TO Morrllrs renomi-
nation.
Peter Miller, of Topeka, is the Presi-
ient Of the International BARRIERS
Union.
Congressman Curtis wants to be
chairman Of the Indian Affairs CON-
mltssA.
fnporia has given a franchise to
the Patterson Electric Street Railway
Company.
It IL said that Major Hood contem-
plates moving from Emporis to Kan
sas City.
Auditor Cole has appointed his
brother to the position Of bond clerk In
bis Office.
The Leavenworth carnival festivities
viii continue through whole week
next year.
Senator Forney is In favor Of ma
tiopal convention after the old party
conVentlonS.
a decision In the State Printer case
The advocate., 1895-12-11
Some News About Kansas.

Rev. Edward A. Kelly, OF Chicago
has been appointed Bishop of the Dio
cese Of ConCordis.
The Kansas news notes column in
the Kansas City Journal Is headed
"Sunhower Seed"
The New York Voice adyertisel
Lines on a Call to Duty" by J. L.
Eldridge, Of Topeka.
The Topeka Democrat thinks that
% per cent. of Kansas Democrats are
In favor of free silver.
A Wichita man voluntarily gave
himself up and went to jail to get, as
he says, saneti6cation.
The Klnsley Graphic thinks Ingalls,
was ashamed to be seen in Chicago
with Governor Morrill,.
The Emporis Republican has beaten
the Gazette in the suit for possession Of
the city printing contract.
Seven Wysndotte county men are
under arrest for participating in q
Thanksgiving turkey rattle.
L. j. Sprengle has sold the Washing
ton Republic to L. A. Palmer, and 1t
will be Republican hereafter.
The western division, northern do.
partment of the Appellate court began
a session at Colby December 2.
The Kansas teams share of the
profits Of the Thanksgiving football
game at Kansas City was $1,000.
The Wichita Beacon asked nineteen
persons their opinion of CleVeland's
message and only one indnrsed it.
One of Congressman Curtis first billie
was one to grant railroad right-of-
way through the Indian Territory.
Kansas Republican Congressman are
not in 1t with other members any more
than they are with their constituents.
The Lucas Adnance very truthfully
observes that the honest thinking Re-
publicans of Kansas are for free silver
The Kearney county AdoOcate has
been purchased by A. J. Hoskinson, Of
Garden City. His son Albert will
run 1t.
A western Kansas Republican paper
says that the next Legislature will bG
asked to increase the salaries of State
officers.
The Eldorado Republican hints thai
Joe Hudson will soon be placed In hiI
old position on the Capital by Johr
Mulvane.
Frank Marshall, after whom Mar
shall county was named, died at Den
YER November 26, having reached hi
10th year.
The state Temperance Alliance hsI
requested Governor Morrill, to appoint
an Ass 'stant Attorney General fol
Atchison.
The Brown county papers ara goinG
to quit the foolish practice of printing
the names of people present at societ!
/ functions.
Representative Sheafor (Rep.), o.
Concordla, Is In favor of special ses
sion because he thinks the constitution
requires 1t.
The Russell Record thinks 70 pc
cent. of the Republicans of that count!
-. - T.-olo VUhapa io DafOhho,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-09-28
PROPOSED NEW ROADS.
A Brief Description of tho Route
Over Which They Will Run.

1t is called twelve miles from Neihart
to the summit at the head of Belt creek.
Here a low pass is found into the Dry
Wolf canyon about six miles down which
lies Galen. This promising mining
camp is connected by a county road with
Barker, Stanford, Lewistown and the
whole Judith country. One and a half
miles along a ridge from the mountain
pass, to the north side of what is known
as Rocky Badly there is a clear course
with an even grade into Yogo gulch.
Ten miles down this gulch lies the old
camp of Yogo, whence Il county road
runs to new Yogo, Utica and the Judith
country, We present herewith a I'M
what imperfect but generally correct
map of the country over which it is pro-
posed to build a road. The map is
drawn on a scale of about one inch to
three miles. Important points are
marked with letters referring to the
table below.
A good wagon road is built south
from Neihart six miles. Following the
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-09-28

dotted lines on the map the course of
the proposed road will he seen. Five
miles of new road will bring wagons to
the summit. Five miles down Dry Wolf
canyon, which is "A perfectly practicable
course, will connect with the road down
Lion gulch to Galen. Four miles out
the ridge eastward between Yogo gulch
and Dry Wolf. over a very feasible
route will bring the line to connect with
the road running to the Blue Dick nine
at the head of Elk gulch.
Here are about ii miles of road which
ought to be built. Here is the KEY to
the trade of all the South judith coun-
try. The mines of Dry and Running
Wolf would be within easy shipping
distance of this camp. Neihart would
be the natural shipping and supply
point for an immense scope of country.
In conversation with parties in that
section, the HERALD finds everybody
earnestly i'll favor of the road. 1t would
bring their cattle, sheep, hoses, wool.
and other ranch products many miles
nearer a railroad, and thus aid power
fully in bringing to the front Il rich and
fertile section whose future is surely
great.