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Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

Alfred Trippel arrived from Florence on Tuesday, to All the position of sur veyor and draughtsman for the United Globe Mines.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

Mrs. ". W. BrookHer and daughters returned yesterday from Los Angeles, Cal, whore they spent the summer very pleasantly. They were accom- panied home by Mrs. A. P. Flood, whose husband arrived last week, and is in the employ of the Old Dominion Commercial Company.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

Mrs. N. Hooker, of Upper Salt river, was visitor here on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs, J. II, Hamill and chil- dren accompanied her home on Mon day for q short visit.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

NJLA ENCAMPMEFT NO. B. A Meets on the second and fourth Fridays in each month, at the Court House. Visiting brethren in good standing cordially invited to attend.
 II. c. HITcHCoCK, o. P. VIM. ZIMMERMAN, Scribe.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

The Republican primaries take place on Saturday. The only contest is over the nomination for Sheriff, for which there are three candidates.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

Henry German, laborer at the Big Johnny copper mine, fell and dislocat- ed his shoulders last Thursday. Al though the injury was quite painful, German is improving satisfactorily.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17
Knights of eythias.

BINAL MOUNTATNLODGENO NO. II. < Regular meetings first and third Tuesdays of every month, at Masonic Hall. All brothers in good standing are cordially invited.
 W. T WHENTHoFF, c. c. J. w. WOOD, K. R. s.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

Meeting called to order by ChsirIaan Sniffen at :45 o'clock.
 Reading of report of conference com mitte ny Dr Collins. 4 motion to re-
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

Adolph Bail, Tucson, Arizona, agent for John Weiland, Anheuser and Lemp beer. Only the trade supplied.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17
Notice.

New house, opposite tho Old Domin- ion shelter, to rent to roomers. Apply to Mrs. N. F. TREvILLrAN.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

D ESCUE LODGE, NO. BENEFITS AS each Wednesdays at g o'clock p. m. in Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
 HARRISON JEWELL. N. q. MODESTO BoRQUEz, JR., Sec'y
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

J. L. Alexander, of the well-known firm of Alexander Bros, merchants and forwarding agents, of Ft Thomas, was here last Saturday, looking after the interests of the firm. They handle the bulk of the Globe freight, and do a large mercantile business both at It. Thomas and Geronimo.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

J. Suter returned last Friday from a visit with his family at Florence. Be- low Riverside, the stage went over an embankment into the river, giving one passenger a shaking-up and a wetting. MT. Suter had judiciously left the stage upon reaching the dangerous piece of road, else the accident might have proved serious.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

Moved and carried that conference committee appointed at caucus be made permanent-Dr T Shields Collins, Da- vid Devore, A c Dellinger, J D Boyd, M J Fuller.
 Moved that committee be appointed by the chair to invite Judge Edwards and w T McNelly to sit as honorary members. Messrs Collins and Dellin- ger appointed.
 Adjourned till 1 o'clock p m.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS FOR HE
Years 1894 and 1895

l, the undersigned Tax Collector of Gila county, give notice to all parties who have not paid their taxes in the above named years, or given bond, that unless they are paid within req sonable time, am commanded by the Board of Supervisors to collect prop. erty from such parties, and by distress and sale, according to law, sell said property, at public auction. for said taxes and costs of sale.
 H. C. HITCHCOCK,
 Treasurer,
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17
Masonic.

Regular meetings of White Mount ain Lodge No. 3, F. & A. M., for the year 1896:
 January ?, January 30, March 5, April 2, April 90, May 2s, June 25, July 30, August P, September 24, Oc- tober P, November 26, December 24.
 MILLS VAN WAGENEN, Secy.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17
.ation shall at any time be subject, shall be ten
 thousand dnlIars.


 .ation shall at any time be subject, shall be ten thousand dnlars
 ARTICLE Q The private property of the stockholders of this corporation shall hot it any event be liable for the debts of this corporation. In witness whereof. we have hereunto set our hands and seals this ist day of September, h. D., 1926.
 ". II. GERARD
 JOHN KAISER.
 D. NJ GERARD.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. r.E . County Of 9iia. On this ist day of September, 1896, before mo, o. N, Creswell, a Notary Public in and for the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, per. sonally appeared ". B. Gerard, John Kasser and D. NJ. Gerard, known to ruc to be the same parties whose names are subscribed to the within instrument. and acknowledged to inc that they, each Of them, executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein expressed.
 In witness whereof I have hcrcunto set my :'''''''': hand and seal of office this the list Shh" dsy of September, 1895
 O. N. CREswEI.L. P-5w6 Notary Public.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. |
 int.rtu ..f fIfla 4
SECRET SOCIETIES.
|. o. o. F.

NLOBE LODGE NO. - MEETS "a each Monday evening at Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers cordially in- vited.
 ED ARHELGER. w. M. JAMES WILEY, Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17
A. O. U. w.

Globe Lodge No. 15-Meets on the first and third Friday of each month at S o'clock P. m. in Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers in good standing arc cordially invited to attend.
 CHAs. 7. MARTIN, M. W. G. N. ALLISON, Recorder.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17
III

We favor the free and unlimited coinage of both gold and silver, at the present legal ratio of IS to 1, without waiting for the aid or con sent of any other nation. We believe that the gold policy of monomet talllsm, and it's adoption, has enriched the money lenders and impover- ished the people and increased the burdens of taxation and paralyzed American industries.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

We most heartily endorse and approve the Democratic platform adopted by the Demo cratic party in convention at Chicago, and we believe the principles therein enunciated are most favorable to the best interests of the American people, regardless of sectional diff ferences or distinctions.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

We, the Democratic party of Gla county, in convention assembled, do hereby reaflirm our allegiance to those great and essential princi- pies Of the Democratic party, of justice and liberty upon which our institutions are founded and which it has advocated from the time of Jefferson down to our own.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

We believe in the honest and economic ad' ministraton of Territorial and County affairs; and we denounce the reckless expenditures and appropriations of public monies by our Legislatures, which has resulted in making Ari- zona's indebtedness greater than that of any other geographical subdivision of the United States
Arizona silver belt., 1896-09-17

Adjourned till 1 o'clock p m.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-16
. ennplp Il.

Die NrelbeitsslOde miro BON "a Stnot'
rutbsmit9lleoern Gbtlnoelpbia's bon Nts
anta obesbOlt uno 5urld estorttrt iucrs
ben. Oieielbsu weroen unter 6ibruus
Der YrGloenten beloer &nmmern, Wtlles
uno 6nrtman, ON il. Snnuar bon Ybi
laoslpb,a abrelien uno N'l1nta iuabrs
iheirIih am is. Sduuar nit Der 8lode
u~erlnIien. Die &udreiie wiro pier ooer
rini Gage IN Aniprub nebmeu, on man.
ebenio wie BET Der 0lureiie, bic @lode
unterpe9s Dem SUlt an ben ueribleoe.
men Stoiioneu se'9en wiQ, welte mon
p~ailiren miro.
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bic arp6s Nertiefmug

oes geaopItouc lit 1905 SUB tiei. Sic lit
ausafb6lt aus bartsm uultGnlidem 8eIteli.
3br tount cuh poriteler, ME plele NPIuto.
men Sabre Dies 9soauert bat. Gs ut cine
ruunoerbare Combination III 6orm NM
;Farbe. SIR ioutet es ieben. &teletht odB
lbr es etnntal pcrbnbt. IS ut beller, oles
3lbr bortbiu su reticn, oenn ote Snbnprells
limo uieori0. Shidt 6 Cts on CHARLES ..
Zee, ben 8euerai z Eniiagiern9enten Der
Jtortheru YacrIic GiienbOhu III ct. Ynul,
Dtinn., fiir ciu Scuriiicn Sud- oes Earts,
5oaartu, 21O .Glart Street, miro euf DIE
FnbrnrsIir nu1ebeu. 32bn
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rcmbu

9ablb m.-0ier wnroen Die benz
9anowirtb Sean &oraug sebOrfnoen
Sbeunsn uno Stalun9eu eiu Raub Der
5lammn. Der Sdaosn belduit iib oui
circa 10000 Gr.
gerburg.-u uier Dem @eiliael
in Berburs berridt EN- epidemic, iuels
der bsrelis cine bstrdbtli6e Nu5obl
Slbnsr gum Opier aeiuuen limb.
0uoetinOe r.-8u Der bereits in
0iosllrgcn 9roiiireuoeu n@rlppe" bat
lib aub nod ons NerueHfisber 0eieGt.
8eioweiler.-Sisr irl IN turSer
3elt cine Central MOlterei erridtet ,per
ben, worau iiG Die %umliegenoen Ort'
idoitsu 8lppig. 0emstbal, 3ittig, Srub,
8uoler uno 0eloIg bstbelligen peroen.
Yettem a. Ster uno in Der
l~lmseasuo trltt bic Sdpeins:S eit, bic
man OILS erlOihen tetrndisie, wieoer aai
0ls aljdGrtlh um olsie 3elt III aud bic.
les Johr Der uabelml,bc 8dii, Die 81.
pbtbetitls, wieoer in 8eitemburg ein9e'
bo9sn. Wldt Oaein 8lnoer, ionoerr
anb @rnahiene weroen bon oieisr tiidl
ihsn %arontbelt bsiauer uno ldu9ere 3eii
ans arontenlu9er 9sisiielt. @lidlider.
wsIie limb bis Iist fslHe Opitr 81 Bella
gen.
Yeitin9en.-- Gorf Bettin'
gen bel 2iuisen III runoum BON 8aier
umaeben uno BON Der g9elt sauSlib ab'
9siaHitten. Die ainosr fOnuen nidi
Sur Shule, uno muBie bicier 1age eine
GeIbe ourb's Buiier ssiabren wsroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-16
BELGRADE Bank,

O>Gbrfn. @oraeroira. AaFiu.<D
Sch p]srltstcr duf tsrcalttes unh unttrsaltdts
SnicrtICU auf 3ctt Grrrrttn triduet'
9is brnCn Etuers @Crifsrun9ss@Celt6dtt Cn rtrtrt'
ten. GpnFttirnCu prrmptt Cirret. gusidnfihs
paTaaefh cine ~rGrfduft. alien S~drtsddaIifn etirn.
etre au imSriiani lett gtihsnIt. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-16

Der bel Wiouno Sin wObuerSe be.
iabrte 6entp Sorrlion ltuuo nadis aug
ieinfm Bette aui uuo fiet in Den O~ifsnsu
anmin, 100 CT 81 Eooe perbrnnnte. Sein
@ntel, pelber Den uericbleuoeu &6rpcr
euinsdte. Wuree bel Dem ihrediitcu Nu
bid 10 bon Guticsen erfdQt, ouB er in
9ob'uht perfiel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-16

UtU SUHlLult tL9ulltW uulltf
besab fib &abbi gpitein aus Chicago
nat Waicsllus uno lesueie Die Mible
uno ben WeiSen elm, wornuf nit Dem
Wobleu besonneu puroe. Seitosm 1T
Der &abbi an Ort uno Stele. UNI oaris
Der 81 naden, oaB oa5 Wsbl nab Der
uorseidriebenen Bsiie berseits0t wtro.
Nae uierSebn 2ase 9ebt cine Senoun9
Webl nod Chicago ub.
Sbtc.
@iuie Slou, mi 9oUte, Is uno
Gobie @lapbOru, IA Sabre oft, brahsn
81 Greiton beim S6lltti4abtauieu our6
oas Gis uno ~ertrantsn. - Us. 9. YeQ,
Der Rupor uon 3aussoiae uuo iribsr
Witalieo Ter Staatslssislniur, uuroe
UNI IS uno Soften Detroit, neil er
einen linn porselibrteu 8eiau9euen, s..
Jersuion, ~eisenbduois ourd9eprii9eIt
batte.-Wit Dem 8esinn oes ueuen Sob
res bat Cincinnati cine @ebtetserpsite
runa BON II Guaoratmeilen uno eiuen
Bep0lieruussjupahs BON 10000 See.
len erfabren. Die umlissenoen Otte
2inppoo, Nuonoale, Clifton, @etuooo
unb 8iperiios iino nit Cincinnati Der:
einist woroen. Die Staot Sdblt jest
355 900 glnwobner.
Sneidud.
Sm mittlersu Gbeile osS Staatss, TO-
wie i'm iioliden SuinOis uno eiuem
9beile Don Wiiiouri, bot ~ aHfnu9 leb
ter 8ude eiu bsitiser S6nesiurm sss
miiibet. Sn 9ebauOn mar Der Shnee
Sruei CUB iief uno uuer 8ertebr itodte.
-Su Der Shublaoe zines ultsn 3tlhes,
Der gum Radlnb oss @rocsrs 6ermann
&ooswllo in Indianapolis geb0rte uno
auf sebn Gents seiddst wOroeH mar,
entosdte elmer Der @tben Elm IN Bnpisr
~ein9sbiQtes S0dbeu, wsl6ss Sl7OO in
SOiomiin5en entblelt. Die @rben parsn
um 10 freuoiser iibeyraidt. al8 lie uOu
benz 8otbauoeniein zines iolden Cob.
bortes aus 8ooepnlo's Wuno NE ettpas
9eb6gt batten.
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elm. rabosm CT IN etpas mebr ais pier
Wtouaten INN Die 8elt hsrum 9eitidt
porosn. Bon Nsip Y0rt mar er IN iue,
niger uls iiinf 2dgeu seTOmmeu. Sect
MID mon TIN bic 8eltreiie wieoerbolen
~laIen, uuo guar in lueni9er OILS abtSie
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Grain oosu seb:adt bot.
9alifornitn.
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cisco iino iniol9e oes Ssrratbs zines
9Oabausbeamten 5lpsi Snbnipngen poQ
Gbinsien, Die BON Der AusheIun9 in ut
lania famen, our6 Die Singer aeidliipit.
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3abl, famsn Dor 9dgesaubrnb on uno
ruurosn in &utiden elli9it na9 Dem
@bineienuiertei 9ebrabt, no Tie iib pers
liedten. - Or. GRarime Shumonu, Elm
b~stanntsr bel9iidsr &eiienosr uuo Rn
tutiori1sr. NJ mad elmer &eiie onrh
Nerco uno NriSOra in San 5ranciscp
augslanst. 9Ur einigen WOnaten blsB
es. tr lei III NriSona pom Den Npabes
rrmoroet rp0roen.
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@elS jm perleibcn.

Sd babe 8elo 8erus 81 perleiben aui err
tier Slaiie 6arnrsS eriiherun9. SInf Sabre
Belt; ales ODER Elm 9beil Snblbar, bepor IS
idli9 1T, W. Y. WitaelL. DO
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Oclo ~ OerIetheu.

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aentbum BON YrlpaipGrionen limb. auf per'
beleries @runoeisent bum Al perleiber.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-16

Seit Der Dor fiuf Snbreu srfOlsten
aufnubme SoabOs IN ben Staatenbuno
If feline Ysu0lteruns uOn so nui 1885,,
600 uno isin ub9eitdBter G~iseutbums
uertb o s25, 100000 auf s29,332,s
10 9sitisaeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-16
9u6len's slrniea 2aibe.

7le bette Gable IN Der RClt fir Stuitt'
wuuoen, Nbihiriung, 8eihwlre, SnlSlllB,
Jiebervuuoen, 5lehter, Shrammen an ben
Sduoeu, Sroitbeulcu, Sibuerou9en uuo ale
Sautieblcr; lie belt poiitlu Sdmorrboloen
coer teine 3oblun9 perlan9t. 8arautirt,
oaB po1itdnoi9e 3uirieoeubeit aegeben
plro, posr oaS 8elo miro Suriideriiuttet.
Yrets per Shadtel 25 Gents. 3u psriau'
sen III ". 3. Su b ma N~ppibsir.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-16

Cine 9spside aus 2lncolu meloet.
baB unter ben Strdfiusen i'm Stuats.
sudthaus bic Juli&min,erei in srOBem
WaBtabe be:rieben ntroe. Nuf Der
Jarm oss oeuti1en 8ouimunns @llbelm
Sorhmann, nobe 2orton, puroe oeiisn
o~relidbrises S6bn4en BON slnem Buume.
ben er ebsu obsehuuen eridlussn. Der
Batter ielbit trus l&uere gerlesuusen
BACON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-06
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

There are six active candidates for United
States marshal.
The jury in the Shoemaker case at King
in the second degree.
Woodward county cast about 500 votes in
The last election. The county measures
about nifty miles square.
In Woodward county woman named
Mrs. McHarg. running for register Of deeds,
received the largest vote.
The Tonkawa Herald upbraids lot of
silly young people for Injecting hugginS
match at local prayer meeting.
The Perry Enterprise recently said, with
10 attempt at humor: las quiet as it has
|. been kept, there is a soap factory in Perry"
George Taylor, the Missouri murderer.
who escaped just before the appointed time
of execution. has been seen in the Creek
country.
Cook, of the Cloud Chief Herald. takes
common soft pine and makes his own Illus
trations The unusual part about II is
that the work is good.
Rnth Richenberg cowhided Silas Richard
son, the barber at Arapahoe, the other day
for making insulting proposals. Two men
accompanied her while she did the job.
Doctors watch for openings closely. Two
weeks ago Cloud Chiefs only doctor had 10
skip out The next week another doctor
moved in and began the practice of medi-
cine.
Greer county is getting TO be part of Ok
lahoma sure. Last week Miss Rena Rey-
nolds OF Cloud Chief, Washita county, was
married 10 Frank Fink of Magnum, Greer
county.
The Ell Reno Star says that the man
named Hogg who was taken to the Norman
asylum recently and said TO be crazy"
over politics is none other than Judge Cum
diff, the Enid man who put Bryan in NOM
ir2t:cn for the first office he ever ran for.
A skeleton and an old army saber were
recently found near Fort Supply. No SOL
der ever disappeared and was not account
ed for during the twenty-nine years of the
forts existence, and il is thought that this
man was murdered by the Indians or frozen
to death some time before the fort was es-
tablshed.
The Oklahoman says: The mental de-
rangement OF W. l.. Cundiff of Enid, who
has been placed in the Norman sanitarum.
is very deplorable. as he was a brilliant at
torney and a noble man. He was promin-
entity spoken OF as the candidate for con-
sress at the convention at which Delegate
Callahan was nominated. He was a great
admirer OF Mr.. Bryan, was intimately &C
ouainted with the silver leader and placed
him in nomination upon Bryan's first race
fer congress. His friends claim, and il is
to he hoped, that tire mental trouble is but
temporary, and that ne viii soon be dis
charged. However. the trouble, even though
a cure is enectUaliy made, VIII hamper lin
in lis future life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-06
GROVER CLEVELAND TOMORROW.

Tomorrow comes the last presidential
message of his excellency, Stephen
Grover Cleveland, president of the
nited States. The country should pre-
I.are itself for surprise. The retiring
president has always shown pyrotech-
nical strain in his composition and it is
not likely that he will let this. his last
opportunity, glide by without improv-
ing it along the line of his inclinations
70 create surprise.
1t was his intention to make the Brit
ish concession of the Monroe Doctrine
as good international law one of the
startling portions of his message. but
the matter leaked out and precluded
this.
If he is to surprise us. in what will it
be: Will it be a vigorous essay on the
menaces of the time: VIII he. in a Judi
cial strain warn the people against the
trend toward Socialism. and whip. with
a sharp. cutting lash, the tendencies of
the greedy, grasping. rapscious selfish
hess of organized wealth:
Or will ii be with Cuba that the presi-
dent viii startle the country: VIII his
capable secretary of state speak in the
vigorous fashion 10 Spain in which he
spoke 10 Great Britain when he wrote
that the United States Us practically
sovereign on this continent today and
its fiat is law
Ii may be one or the other. perhaps
neither and perhaps both. Or the piece
de resistance of the message may turn
out 10 be something not one of us has
conjectured.
One thing is sure-the subject matter
of the message has been guarded as no
previous message was ever guarded. We
predict that the document Will be sensa-
tional
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-06
Egh aiehita paiy Eagle SUNDAY oning 1895.

are Democrats and Republicans still
Populists never Yet they believe in
free coinage of silver. That is all they
will take of the Populist program Hun
dreds in this congressional district said
to the poll makers Il am a Republican,
and vet voted for Jerry Simpson They
will not admit they are Populists-they
are not Populists though they supported
the Populist ticket on the silver issue.
The radical part of the Populist pro-
gram can never succeed. Populist poll
ticians realize this. and the effort will be
made to make the Populist uarty pri-
marily the exponent OF the silver issue.
This must be done in Kansas or the
Fopulist party will speedily become the
minority party. Can this be done: Can
the Populists be made the exponent only
Of the silver question: This is not like
IL. Nevertheless one thing may be ex
pected: This effort to further the silver
cause and not to displease their present
allies who viii not accept their radical
and extravagant reforms, will make the
Populists more conservative than could
have otherwise been expected-there-
fore less dangerous.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-06
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Dyche has started out again. He viii lee
ture in Hutchinson on December r.
Judge Carver is in favor Of a resubmis-
sion OF the prohibitory amendment:
The Salna football eleven has fed the
Abilene foot bail team to the pigs again.
Billy Edwards is said to have caught the
Topeka habit. which IS almost always fatal
with secretaries Of state. He will locate
there.
Judge L. Houck Of Hutchinson, former
Judge at Hutchinson, is in critical con6i-
ton at Chicago. where ne has gone TO be
treated for paralysis.
According to the Stafford Republican a
woman in that town the other night said
'Shoo' to little animal in her path. The
clothes she wore then are buried now.
The Atchison Globe points out that while
Pener now says that it takes time for a
senator to learn his duties that PETER OBJ
jected to ingalls, originally because he knew
the ropes too well.
Tot.as Nightingale. a Hutchinson Joint
isI, has gone to Germany. He probably
prefers 10 run the risk Of Tire recruiting Of
ficer of Wiiheim's army than tie dangers
Of a county attorney.
Morrill, roasted woman for driving nails
into the stucco work % Representative hail
in Topeka the other day. she vas decorat-
ing for the Inauguration and claims tina:
the governor insultei her.
II Is fact that scores OF cows in south
ern Kansas are named Mrs Lease. 1t Is q
find OF non-partissn joke. both Popuiss-s
and Republicans .nduiging. Among the
Popuiists Is is considered a compliment.
\ man with gun tired his nerve on A.
Glazier. the famous conductor. Just norm
OF Arkansas City the other evening. AMI
NJ Glaz,er vas forced 70 put the man On
the floor and take his iron away from hin
TIE Republican state league in It's resoiu-
its history. matches n is resources and
magnificent in its achievements. and the
party that a1siIEEs the state AMI 5ls5oaors
lsself Is already struck with TIE blight Q.
death"
Dodgs City Republican; Judge John Bcs-
yer OF H0dsenasn county was a the cify
this weak He : ar applicant for ne con-
n an5&li's place a. ire Soldiers Hozs.
Judge Beaver held o1see 81 Ho5Snnzz
county for slssen years as Repgbsscsa-
lie ;Ernea Pep las July and e1Dscis ms
change 70 commend him for appointment %
the place. Fer extreme zsa rs~iy-fetgs1
Pop takes the cake