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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-03-14

The following is the corterie Of Re-
publicans named at Wichita as Kan
sas' delegates-at-large: lst district,
Cyrus Leland; End district, Nathaniel
Barnes: Ard district, II. j. Anderson;
9Th district, A. p Riddle; 18th district.
NJ NJ Murdoch and c.. A. Swanson.
II. NJ. Walker and George Huycke, of
the 9Th district were elected alter
mates. John II. Hamilton, of Norton,
Tom L. Thompson. of Elk, and Green
Keith, of Douglass, are the presiden-
tial electors. 4 telegram was sent to
the republican convention of Ohio,
which was also in session, stating that
Ohio was no more loyal and devoted
than Kansas to that gallant champion
of repubiicanism and patriotic de-
fender of the prosperity of the Amer
lean home. VIM. Mckinley.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-03-14
Local Happenings.

Bessie Ferris visited in Ellis Tues
day
D. J. Alsop was quite ill the first of
the week.
Our public schools will be out in two
more months.
The farmers report winter wheat in
fine condition.
Our Land office officials report bust
ness improving.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
Stonex is improving.
Emery Cass, of Collyer, was in Wa
Keeney last Saturday.
Supposed to be the most !disagreea-
BILE month in the year.
Hon. D. J. Hanna, of Hill City, was
in Wa-KeeneY Monday.
Hal. Jones closed five months
term of school last week.
III. Silver, of Brownell, was a pleas
ant caller at this Office Tuesday.
VIM. Mumert and sister visited in
Ellis and Hays City last Sunday.
The Sherman County bank, of Good
land, closed it's doors last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Eppler, of the
east side, visited with Mrs. Stonex
Tuesday.
The Wa-Keeney Literary society
held very interesting meeting last
Friday evening.
BARGAINS
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
AMIIsEMENTs

ADJUSTMENTS.
COLUMBIA THEATER-'iThe Lost Paradise"
@oRosCo's oFERA-H HoUsk-"Shadowso of Great
City" -
TIvoLI oPERA-Ho HousE.-" AIDA
oRPHEUM-High-Class Vaudeville
AIcAzAR THEATER.-"Sc Schoolp
sUTRo BATHs-Bathing and performances
SEcoT THE CHUTEs-naiy at Hslghs street
ere block east OF the Park q
MEcHASICs INSTITUTE PAvILIoN-Twenty-
hlhth industrial Exposition e9oe
PIcNcs AND EXCURSIONS.
6 ExcURsIoN-To Monterey sunday, October I.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
A CHARITY CONFERENCE,
Twenty Three Societies Assem-.
bic at the First Unitarian
Church.
Monthly Meetings to b. Held t.
Broaden the Field of Opera.
tions.

Pursuant to q call recently made by the
Associated Charities. delegates from nearly
all the charitable organizations in this
City met yesterday afternoon in the First
Unitarian Church.
The purpose of the conference was
stated to be the ultimate formation of q
vast charitable body for monthly discus
sions and exchange of ideas so as to bet
ter accomplish the work of dispensing
charity.
G. G. Woodward of the British Benev-
olent Society was selected temporary
chairman, and Mrs. William Hardy tenn
porary secretary.
Resolutions were adopted in accordance
with the purpose for which the meeting
was called, only it was deemed advisable
! to form but temporary organization SO
as to see after few months trial if the
work progressed smoothly.
Chairman Woodward was held in Office
and Mrs. G.. r. Preston was selected secre-
tary. The chair was delegated to select an
executive committee of five and report at
the next meeting.
The organizations represented and their
delegates were as follows:
Associated Charities-Mrs. Agnes Flint, Miss
Virginia Fitch.
Mizpah Charity Club-Mrs. A. G. Rulofson,
Mrs. w. F. Fonda.
Trinity Pastoral Aid-Mrs. w. A. Douglas,
Mrs. J. NJ. Chase.
Women's Auxiliary, Second Unitarian
Chureh-Mrs. Isaac Barker, Mrs. Horace Hale.
Fruit and Flower Mission-Miss Hannah
LesZynsky. Miss Lena Gibbs.
st. Lukes S, oiety-Mrs. Sarah Daniels, Mrs,
Theodore c. Smith.
British Benevolent Society-Rev. W. w. Boil
ton, G. C. Woodward.
Ladies' Aid Society, Bethany Churoh-Mrs
A. ]. Dale, Mrs. Rosa William de Winton.
Ladies' French Benevolent Society-Mme
E. Chevassue, Nine. Sylvain WE'LL.
Ladies German Benevolent Society--Mrs. J.
Popert, Mrs. Regensburger.
Doctors Daughters-Mrs. ]. A. Watt.
Society Tor the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children-Mrs. Charles P. WEIGH.
Ladies' Aid Society of the First Baptist
Church-Mrs. H. r. Muzzy, Mrs. N Larzelere
Ladies' Aid Society of the Central Methodist
Church-Mrs. w. Abbott, Mrs. H. q. Jones'
Catholic Ladies' Aid-Mrs. ]. ]. McDade.
Mrs. Paul Lohse.
The Helpers-Mrs. D. A. Levy, Mrs jacob.
Menlo Park Sewing Circle-Mrs. j. L. Nickel
Miss Frances U. Doyle.
Clothing Bureau-Sister Alma of Maria Kin
0rphauage, Miss Hall
Needlework Guild-Miss q. o. Grear
francesca Relief-Miss skidmore Mrs, Luke
Robinson.
Good Samaritan Mission-J. @. Aiyarado
Miss Williams.
ST. Vincent de Paul-Francis Shirley
Society for Christian Work-Rev. Horatio
stebbins, Mrs. W. Hardy and Mrs. J. T. Bones
tell.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29

Peace, o. K. McMurray, W. E. White Frank
kerrigan. John O'Gara, Frank schilling, s. w.
Forman, w. ]. Hess, J. E. Barry.
The name of James D. Phelan, proposed
by J. A. Johnson, met with such storm
of Kisses and catcalls that it was found
necessary for Johnson to rise and explain
his reasons for the nomination.
Edward Heintz. the delegate from the
Twenty eighth, who made SO fierce an at
tack on Mayor Sutro the other evening, as
soon as peace reigned, rose and said:
Gentlemen, this Phelan is not true
Democrat. We don't want him for Mayor,
and the sentiment of the people Is such
that he cannot be elected. / want to pro-
pose the name of man whose election
will give us pure City government, a
name of which San Francisco should be
proud-the name of DR.. C. O. O'Donneli." +"
The explosion of a bombshell could not
have created greater CONSERVATION. Fully
five minutes we're required to obtain quiet.
The convention then adjourned till
T. IL. TODAY.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
.DONNELLY'S DEBT GREW,
He Owed a Money-Lender $o3,
but Was ForecloSed on
for $500.
Thrifty Ways by Which Some Brokers
Make Their Coin Yield Immense
Returns.

Another instance of the facility with
which note for few dollars may evolve
into judgment for several hundreds. par
ticularly when the note is drawn in favor
OF professional lender of coin, came to
light yesterday. E. Donnelly fled an affi-
davit in the County Clerks office IN sup
port or an application for restraining
order showing how J. J. Rauer had OBJ
tanned iud gment against him for $425 prin-
cipal, $68 interest and the costs of the
suit, when Donnelly swears he owes Rauer
but $93 81.
About a year ago DonDelly borrowed
$l79 from Rauer, giving his note therefor
10 secure the note he drew up chattel
mortgage on thirteen horses, six sand
wagons, six sets of double harness, one set
OF single harness, two buggies, lot of
tools and blacksmith's outfit. He made
payments on his account from time tn
time until the 1st of this month. Rauer
in the meantime, SO Donne1ly says, told
him to be easy in mind, as he (Rauer)
would take no steps in the matter without
notifying him. On Septem Der 1, however.
the money-lender entered default against
Donnelly, and on Septem Der IL got iudg-
ment for $493 and costs and foreclosed the
mortgage.
Donnelly says that through an excusa-
BILE mistake he neglected to answer the
oulb, ono iuA tAris Sutst oH S6pIemD DER ne
owed Rauer but $141 81, he having al
ready paid him the difference between
that sum and $179, and that since then he
has paid another $48, leaving due but
$93 q.
Notwithstanding the fact that less than
$1O0 is due him Rauer preceded under
his judgment for over $500, and yesterday
would have sold Donnelly's horses and
wagons had it not been for the restraining
order, which was issued by the Superior
Court,
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
The British Ship and

work and did not desire manual labor, so
he sought an easy time in the Lords vine
yard. He got it, but incidentally his land
lord is out and injured.
Many and many time the case of the
injured sailor has been told, but this time
the boarding-master comes in. w. Nc
Carthy, one of the most reputable in the
business tells this story: ION April %
took Gunter Tronstead off the British
ship Broderick Castle. l wanted men to
I'LL engagements, and l offered him in
ducements. He came ashore and I ad-
yanced him few dollars. He got drunk
and broke his kneecap. On May / sent
him to the Marine Hospital, and on June
% he came back. Ever since he has been
living on me, and yesterday when offered
him a ship he said he had joined the Sal
vation Army.
The most 1 get out of this advance
would not have exceeded $35, so you can
easily see that there are two sides to every
story. Why, any coasting seaman can
live on me for a month and then demand
his baggage and L can't say him nay"
An unknown man fell or jumped from
the steamer Mary CARAT last Sunday
night. The vessel was on her way from
Stockton, but it took some time to stop it.
The CARAT was off Antioch and a boat
was lowered and one was also sent out
from the shore. Nevertheless no sign of
any body was found.
The following notice is issued by tn e
United States Lighthouse Inspectors:
Notice is hereby given that on September %
the st. John post light will be moved to the
"Old Smith Dock st. John, Or, about an
eighth OF mile in a westerly direction from
its present position. On ana after September
% the present light viii be disco ntinued and
in its stead fixed white light will be shown
from lantern suspended from an arm on a
pile on the lower (wesD side of the Smith dock.
This notice affects the Lists of Light and Fog
Signals. Pacific Coast. 1898 Dl No 10SE >
also the List of Beacons and Buoys, Pacific
Coast, 1895, page so.
When the Egremont Castle arrived on
Sunday from Japan she sought an an
chorage in the bay off Goat Island. The
streckle-pin gave way and the vessel went
adrift Luckily another anchor held, and
the big tramp steamer is now safely at an
chor. Yesterday the tug Sea Witch was
out for twelve hours seeking the lost mud
hook, but failed 10 find'it.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29

B = EIsToN & ELpRDeE.-This day CTuesday)
~ O'Clock. co ;
-s.BY CaAs. LEVY & Ce.-Ihis day Tuesday,
Furniture saesroom 1135 Market street, At s1O
O'clock 90
BY GRO. F. LAMsoN-This day ,(Tuesday), Fur
niture, at 24l6 Webster street, at IL O'Clock. -"
BY Es s.. SPEAR q Co-This day (fuesdayJ
blcycie Sundres, etc., at 3lSS Suffer street, al II
o'clock 2
BY FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD-This day (Tues
uay)' Furniture, at 1883 Octavia St., at IL O'Clock
By ]. G. MUTHEH-This day (Tuesday). Furni
Snre, at 112O Howard street, at II oclOcks
sBy INDIANA AUCTION Co.--This day Tuesday,
furniture, etc, at 1857 Market ST., at IL O'Clock.
b. BY ALLEN CowAN--Wedne esday, September 29
M1lnnery store at bO9 Stockton street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
Railroad Suit, Dismissed.

The eight suits against the Southern Pacific
Instituted in the United States Circuit Court
last February. to recover lands valued at half
a million dollars, were formally dismissed by
District Attorney Foote yesterday. The
authorities at Washington Investigated the
cases, finally reaching the conclusion that it
would be better not to press them at the pres
suits, provided the railroad would pay the
costs, amounting to $40. This has been
done, hence the action of the District Attorney
referred to-
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
More Fruit Exhibits,

George A. Dennison of the State Board of
Trade leaves to-day for Auburn. Newcastle and
Sacramento, at which places he will gather a
fine collection of ounces, late peaches and
grapes This fruit will be preserved and
placed on exhibit at the Board OF Trades ex-
hibit-rooms at is Post street. ]. A. Fiicher
manager of the board, went to San Jose yes
terday TO deliver al address at the opening of
the San Jose fair.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
Deficiency Made Good

The case against E. F. Schadt, district organ
izer of the Carpenters and Joiners Union,
charged with misdemeanor embezzlement,
was dismissed by Judge Campbell yesterday.
When the case was called q week ago, Schadt
promised to make good the deficiency, and it
was stated in court yesterday that he had
done so.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29

and Stewart Menz1es as a committee in
conjunction with the president and vice.
president to select candidates for nomina-
tion TO the Senate and Assembly, after
which the convention adjourned till to.
morrow evening.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
sutro's Answer.

The answers of Mayor sutro ana the mem bers
of the Board of Health to the suits of P. Marsh
cano and Magdalena Wittmeier for damages
for the destruction of Chinatown rookeries
were yesterday filed. 1t is claimed that the
buildings were unelean and unhealthy and
that as the owners were about to tear them
down anyhow they were in no way damaged
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
Union Trust Company sued.

W. S. Leake, secretary of the Pacific Coast
Jockey Club, yesterday sued the Union Trust
Company for $51, $50 damages for personal in
juries sus tanned in an elevator accident in the
Union Trust building on June Is last
NJ Gardner also sued for $50, 900 damages
for injuries sustained in the same accident,
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
The Divorce Courts.

Judge Hebbard yesterday granted divorce
to Mary H. c. Giesler from Wilhelm Giesler be-
cause OF the latter's willful desertlon.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
PIcNcs AND EXCURSIONS.
. AUCTION SALES,

E1CUnsIoN-To monterey sunday, october !.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
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painted of with fl might not tire
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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
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OF food
the cells the and this
placer What caused
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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15

Gnoese navigator shining their
am @ continent en- the TO view it flaming across the atlantic sky
M Coast to thence gradually dug
Pe the heights the Rocky Mountains the
Pacific and hno califOrnians and
hills and the valleys beloved
homes
happiness Saon popes have e'fn
the hs n
sss ever
empire were task vas.
ths s hsa ns
guests - ~ e
But MI President
& Ia" h upon might answer: Look around
where Western civilization has ago
divided into two s hostile camps each led
intent
reached its highest principles by
thousand 'rUm ~er s T as
unexapIed blessings and posy to
ranks the Streets OF wa % @ a & men marched in sere
de6an flung the and the ee bt e % nnn GINS
& Pss1e and the me smoke Of battle the the
worthy to be the defender
T sstsRsns m sson ever
% hon d. 'a reached the zenith
the pop
the country and the eme
principles peace and not OF war And
ncden. occurred
beams were not the gmed vsage
of
people sat in calm majesty
crowded the
mighty triumph
all h s % so @ Before
decree that fate had had in store the
knel OF
Nations peacefully
ALI
might
smooth OF splash
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wisely adminisedhas sublime
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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
CIVILIZATIONS DEBT TO LgW
BY Hon. D. M. Delmas


to e %
Archipelago
OF Hellenic mythology vvng philosophy
constant and impress all succeeding Western
forming by degrees into the abode of the realm OF
of the Caesars along the till umined
delta of
westward
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15

@ @ S oe ha1 the ss
G the opportunity
s. aResn a. ssssGs climbed
humanity by
produced by mortality
cutivatag health and strength
came off victor the oympian
worship not sculpture alone tells Grecn @ @ a fa
every do h filed mind nna @ s % S
energetic active BODY ih aea WAS the living
Of this involved no mmode because b @ one nnuaPa & ID nuay All
would Sv % eSPGsuIe seIo concealed On the
The nude did TeT ws @ . na sng ana graceful
brushes eonsequen! upon nudity
and could
h 5 ad @ @ 1 s ar. was the
m o but was much 0 by human ambition The popes
Esngs sd and R"fs
ape gave assurance the world that
Rome mainly pleasures this world
strength were every mans % first care Tne perfect
ment the or
great artists @ % o5asf to Rt ahoT
human h o6sr tine FSn ee @ Rassn @ s0ve
They were alike this
it, @ se M tns I Each depicted @
and vet all were NOT No one them
vopr as M @ a he attempted
a nave aea and his would in
and for the anu
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the history
surrounding OF
mulhtudinous w
What did zenith
moral physical and national word at these
periods the subime OF found its in
spiraon and highest
the study the him hat
his full development Surely this impossible
civilization not
follows
is he
are but fighting for bread and the hosts of wealth
drives beautiful
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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15

solved by
adequate S social
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% ns the nsan m ae9e r
conclusion tot
by tradition which through
integenees
don
I'll this
the temporary passion
than helps the onward that @ that rather
% @ s ] % @ 1ne 0e5 steep @ roads The
of t ns tine The other viii have nothing
career of S @ M Wheels @ entes upon what regards his
the wd s 3 s ss' 1 his oad s n
people @ all h TN ONE m srss n @ fu far IF W the
sh e s s aa @ Of genuine % and safely the
still still some the
The efficacy religion
Sen ss
make h h 0ps,s'ed 5 on society as force 1t has
his
inrouh its oeTeop%snt
the reeosnoa S du
therefore, only with the cospiton
has a in n n Of a growth
the sense Of duty thus
eaSb sS mot aned that helps
forces % and operate factories any other bring
phase @ to an But doing these things only
Neither the heroic % Of th M true social de-
u view .ne which followed
loea
ideals
oVe
Dou
stamp OF divine authority And throughout
which
ana
all their uplifting to
and carried
the
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rise 10 many OF the OF the worlds
underes
of
tended
diminishing efficiency
other
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oescend
ana philosophical opinions preceding
become the folly and all the
God as the
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15

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make By these biologist discovered the cell another
n @ uT ba the TO n h' P9ay was 1 given % the @ a % an
@ part cell division @ and is doubtful it
animal tissue and later on in those plants almost certain att
There different though
noTs a ss T cell the
@ % thus send out al through the cell
where
The principal
proven a Within
child the to the full
sha e @ m S s5sSrs %
Coo r 1s sa psee 'as s % d o % the @ s
animal species
the blood animals find distinct
the @ eacb class 00u
In each individual find which
no useful they
s ais. "
and @ assume regular spherical form This body itself
and
readily studied while in
GT a Soay
perhaps the b R'fs
different
question will
sell Is an in the cell the cell
They contend
entities
the beginning of
took be
became
the
organized n
Today
eonoons without the
we Kno" that
choome beginning
a that all the individuality
If
the different instead
principal parts OF the CELL between the and the
symboss
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15

at this
vital intellectual
cultivated
involve pleading
vealed
Some phases OF the truth will
hat stands the tradition and
and seeks better conditions through which
intelligence
of its ideals
forces of the ne
social
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-15
Lines to Shakespeare.

Say, Bard divine, sweet singer of tme
Who filed thy soul with such ethereal flame
Conceiv wing thoughts thine ardor could not tame
So rugged, rough, noble and sub.ime2
Inspired magician of a mighty pen!
The hearts affections in thy numbers sang
The storm of passions in thy rang
Thou vert OF life tn interpreter to men
Albion's ardI when time disappear
Then shall thy laurel grow rank and sere
-REv. P. A. WRIGHT. NJ. in Donahoe,s Magazine
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-27

II. X. Brown, AID The following de<crib-
(" "'Pe'F me + OF sec + Up *
! i an" " OF
Oh oeC9 up : II :" I 10
ceres $4,000
Ian = 10
C">' u advertising 90
"
scrlbcd property: \ f of Is Il
Mo>>cr Div Dwelling and furniture
$4,000
Ian ST.
Pow Tax 90
10 per cent de'ln4uencE--- l 49,
Cost Of advertising ---- : 90
---
Total 81
Emma ". Morrison, and the following
described property: Lots + 5 and
9 y - Sears Thompson and Sears Div
Dwelling $4,000
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-12-27

demption within six -ontils after the date
of sale by payment Of all said sums. to-
gether With ithree) ) per cent per month
thereon from the date Of sale unit paid.
Gro A. TNRRELL,
County Treasurer and Ex-Oticio Tax
Receiver of Ornsby County, Nevada.
Office of County Recor der and En-
OfIoio Auditor of Orn'>bv County, State
of \cl ada.
Carson City, December 1tth. tHg6.
Notice is hereby given that the fore
4oiu- list contains the names OF all de-
linquenl tax payers, a description of the
property upon which the taxes are dc
linqrc"t. together with the amount OF
taNr~ !~e upon said property az shown by
the @'.i. 4jent tax list for the wear 1870, as
returup.. TO this otfbe by the County
Treasurer and Ex.Oficio Ta<-Receiyer OF
Olmshy County, State OF Nevada, and is
a truc copy of said Delinquent Tav-
List now unpaid.
J. G. ELLIS,
Countv Recorder and EN-Ofivio Au-
dijor OF Orm>bv County, Nevada,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-17

The Union Pacific announces the fol-
lowing round trip rates:
$3.50. St Louis and return. June 10,
Il and 15
SO. Denver and return, June 16 to 90
S24 Denver. Pueblo or Colorado
Springs and return, sold May Is to
September 90.
s28, Buffalo. N. z, and return. Jllrv
1 and 2: can be extended for return
until September 1.
sl4 Chicago and return. July 4. s
and 6.
s29. %, Washington, d. c.. and return.
July 2, 3, 4 and 5.
$3.50, Milwaukee, Wis, and return.
July "A, IS and 16.
sl2s5. St Paul and return. septem-
Der / to 4.
For tickets, sleeping care reservations
and information call on r. A Lewis.
city ticket agent, 525 Kansas avenue.
Both telephones No. So.