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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17
FARM WATER SUPPLY.
Why Every Good-sized Farm Should Have
Deep Well.

Why Every Good-Sizcd Farm Should Have
Deep Well.
Few farmers remember how much
they appreciate cool draught Of wa
ter, fresh from the well or fountain
in summer, when providing for the live
stock. Too often the tank or trough
is filled but once in "a hours. The pigs
too often have access to the drinking
places of the larger stock. Positive
detrment to the stock results when
the water is not always of an inviting
temperature.
As rule, digestion is aided more by
rood water ever in the reach of the ami
mails than any other one article. The
quality is much better If possible to
furnish 1t free from surface impurities.
The deep wells which are sunk now
100 feet or more below the solid rock
strata will do much to abolish the evils
attending the surface water. Where
the expense is great on account OF the
depth of 500 feet or more, cooperation
Of small farms is advisable. A town Of
200 or more people in some parts Of the
west is supplied by two or three deep
wells, with no serious consequences.
From two to four farms might be sup.
piled by a partnership well, where
brains governed the management.
Double fences for few rods, to keep
the stock separated by healthful dis
lance, would be the chief consideration.
Such reserve wells, too, would prove
often very convenient every month in
the summer, even when the surface
wells are filed, avoiding the removing
Of some of the stock long distances
from the pasture for watering.
Each 16O-acre stock farm should have
deep well.-Farm, Field and Fireside,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

Inc WEAKNESSES Of human nature are
bar to cooperative effort There is
too much pig nature in the combina-
tons.
Nothing pays better on the farm than
to keep accurate accounts-to know
what is raised at loss and what Yields
profit.
BE sure to get the bulletins from the
agricultural experiment stations
They are doing important work. Keen
in touch with it.
lie careful in selection when buyinp
trees. One variety will bring profit. an.
other will cause you loss. Foresight
Is better than hindsight.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17
FUTURE OF FARMING
A Steady Decrease In New Engiand's
Rural Population,


Cndeniably the best crop that the old
farmers produced was men. They sent
forth these hardy young children Of the
soil to strengthen and energize all the
higher forces Of our civilization. II
might be unjust to say that they are not
loing 1t still, but 1t is to a less extent,
relatively, than in what are now called
the good old days. The advantages Of
education extend to the boys on the
farm more than ever before, it Is true,
and they grasp them more generally
ind more eagerly. But for what pur-
pose? To escape from their humdrum
environment and enter that larger and
more active world where the prizes as
well as the failures are greater. The
passion to see and enjoy life as it is
wed in the great centers of population
md business is more intense than 1t
.ver was in the days that are past, and
Education rather stimulates IL than
otherwise. Even the farmers them
selves have the infection, and if they do
not encourage they only weakly re-
strain their educated children from
turning their requirements to what
seems to them better account than til
lage of the soil. Only small proper
ton even Of the graduates Of our agri-
cultural colleges, though given special
technical equipment for that service,
return to the farm. II they can gain
fortune and reputation and experience
in some other calling they frequently
like to resume farming as an avocation,
but only in comparatively rare In.
stances Is 1t adopted as a life work.
These are hard facts, but we might
as well face them. The census reports
show steady decrease Of population and
production In the rural portions Of the
state, yet educational opportunities
were never before SO general or avail
ubh as now. 1t would be sad confess
sion that there WIS no remedy for this,
but the remedy has not yet been
found. Education benefits the farmer
as much as the lawyer, both in his bust
ness and his citizenship, and II should
not be held responsible for the depres.
sion in agricultural industry; but the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17
A LAMENT.

Little Wlnnie's gone away
Gone away!
Gone away for good'n all;
Deen here with US since last fail.
Scolding, kissing, romping round;
Want her like atop Of ground;
Kept US feeling gay;
Now the fidget's gone away
Gone away!
Little Wlnnie's gone away
Gone away!
With her plaid waist In bundle.
And her umbrell, off she'd trundle
Though almost cried boo-hoo!
Il can't always stay with you"-
That was all she'd say.
Little WInnie's gone away
Gone away!
Little Winnie's gone away
Gone away!
Asked q good-by kiss, but mo
Won't have any left for joel"
30 l gave her one. for she
Couldn't give Joe's kiss to me.
Las. alackaday!
Little Winnie's gone away
Gone away!
Philip A. Barker. In Chicago Record.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17

"0uchl"
The beautiful maiden withdrew her
foot hastily.
Plunging her arm into the silken
depths she took from the toe Of her
stocking five-pound box Of candies
that she had overlooked
Need 1t be added that this happened
in Chicago?-N. Y. Truth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17
The Man for the Hour.


Papa" said Benny Bloobumper, Il
want big bass drum for Christmas"
I'm afraid you can't have that" re.
turned Mr.. Bloobumper, "but you may
have big turkey drumstick. detroit
Free Press.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17

! next put on the wheels, and the thing
was done. I can put in II pailfuls Of
swill, and If pains be taken to wedge
water-tight l can fill it three-fourths
full or more. To empty, tip the barrel
and pour out, as the axle turns in the
wheels ind frame.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17

of hides and skins for tanning pur-
poses this country last year exported
$4,000, $50 pounds, valued ats2, 310,523.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17
DIN nNH THE
ABILENE, KANSAS.

truck standing by the door you can
take it right along on your way to the
barn without extra steps?-Rural New
Yorker
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17

Total cost

l threw in the labor for good cause.
FROM our dooryard to the hogpen is
200 feet. For eight months of the year
my wife was carrying out the swill, il
we mon folks were away. There was
an average of 10 pals day for some
body. Walking the 200 feet IL timesover,
or 2,4Oo feet a day, in eight months,
counting 26 days to a month, gives us
POS days, and 400, 200 feet in year. In
IS years this amounts to 12,4s1, 900 feet
or 1854 miles walking; at 30 miles a
day, this would occupy nearly 70 days.
In rs years one might have to expend
SIS for trucks and repairs. Anyone who
carried the swill would earn about 20
cents day. Young married man, do
youwish yourwife to work for 20 cents
day and board herself, when ifyou have
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17

Il say, mister, raise yer winder bit,
won't yer, so as kin git a smell O de
puddin' when 1t comes on de table,
Bay City Chat.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17
Holiday Goods
TO BE SEEN.

Our line is far greater than ever comprising all the
new Novelties and Cases in Celluoid Leather Glass
Wood Metal and Push selected from the stocks of the
largest manufacturers and Importers giving you an oppo
tunty to select your holiday gifts from assortment
second to Durable servcab, attractive articles tor
everyone.
In Toys, Games and Picture Books we have every
thing to please the little folks, from 1c to 100.
Christmas cards in endless variety from lc to 1876
Toilet cases, manicure sets glove and handkerchief
boxes neckte cases. perfume cases. collar and cuff boxes
ribbon boxes veil boxes hosiery boxes slipper boxes mir
ros work baskets photo cases. and endless variety Of
novelties ranging in price from lOc to 900.
We will take great pleasure in showing you our line
which can but please you in newness neaness and cheap
ness Make your selections early before the assortment
broken.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17

kHsRemember we make clothing to measure if wanted
at slight advance over ready to wear prices
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17

captain, give III 10 MIN!
But Jakey needed no encouragement,
II was war Of conquest; old Marsha
Butcher moving once more to battle
and his slow Teutonic blood was up al
last. The fireman was surprised. The
combat was soon decided, and Jakey sal
upon his antagonist upon the deck.
"Give it to him!" yelled the captain
"You shokel You play FOOL" pant.
ed Jakey. Ivy you no laugh now?"
Suddenly a thought came to him;
he quickly pulled off the cover to the
manhole Of the deck, then picked up
the fireman, doubled him together, and
literally poked him down below. II
was only the work Of a moment TO
fasten the cover-the revolt was over.
Jakey now went back to the tlrehole
and stocked up. Then he took his seat
in the engine-room and opened the
lever. In a little while Morrison's tug
was losing again and soon dropped out
Of the race. The captain was jubilant
and kept signaling for more steam.
"You have good fireman now. cab
tain" called Jakey, as he disappeared
down into the firehole.
With great putting and snorting, and
rolling out big clouds of smoke, the
W. II. Maxwell steamed up to No. 4.
Groans, oaths and entreaties were COM
ing up out of the manhole on the upper
deck. The captain soon proclaimed the
news, and all the dredge hands stood
around to see the unfortunate fireman
crawl out. Yankee generosity was quick
togive Jakey the palm; and thenceforth
he was treated with respectable re-
spect OF the river, which, though II
may be coarse, is always genuine. The
triumph of the Teuton was complete.
Detroit Free Press.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-12-17
They Bear the Stamp Of Worth,
None Better Made or Sold on Earth.
These few words apply to stock Of
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods,
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Make out list for Christmas Shopping and be and figure
seeing great Of Seasona Bargains The
paper space orbds anything like complete advertising Goods Our
stock all new this Utodate Clothing eatoeach prices
Let us you:
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-08-18
@Qef Batte fra Nububon, Minn
er Msent for r@obbusseren" % bempns
biaet til at mobtage S1bitriptton.
Gu fri 9tats Sfole for be 96pe.

-@tolen for uuberpisnins af be bepe
Bgrn / @taten ct / Taribanlt, Mtnn.
Soft, Bgser, l1nberoisnins, 8ait os
Dottorbielp er fri for alle bepe Bsrn
Gtaten Q(lberen mellem 8 % 25 Nar,
os .Iom lite mansler noset paa Sorltanz
ben. Torelbrene uentes lite at betale
mere eno @laber os &eileubsifter.
Subse Of Brobate pil sipe l1nberret:
ming til benz iom matte pnfte at ienot
beres Bprn til Sfolen. @uis DberliserF
l1nberretning pnifes, benuenbe man fig
til @upertntenbenten af Sfolen for bt
Depe / Taribault, Winn.
9pis nosen peo ON ct ospt Barn,
lom life bar be lpst Sfolen, ieno geapnei
% Gordlorenes Napu os soresie til
oenue @toles Superintenbent.
Ndite &urlus aabnes ben 9be @ept
1896.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-08-18
&pc,,t Ct &atttta?

9an er for Eiben ben republitanite
Storbais, 8etprer al belle Mdfinen,
!9oueb os Gale os ban eier Mc &inlep
meo Sub os 9aar. @n @epOrter, ueo
Naun u. $. 2etuis, siuer en- lang 8es
trtpelle of beune politiife Stormusul.
boorat nj bioiatter fslsenbe:
"Eror Sc at tunne pdlse Msc Rinlep
Mr. 9anna?
"Mc &inlen pil bli ben naite Breitz
bent. Om pi itfe fan ptnoe en- Bei, bill
pi ptnbe en anben."
Sanna er 1tseiaa ubarmbiertis ! Bos
litif iom 5orretnins ltseiaa lise,
splbis for ben offentlise ion, ben pripate
@et. 8eb beberIiee eller ,lbrberlise
Mibler peb &neb ener @enter
Marf 6anna ferer fin &ris, os ban pil
brinse fin Manb til Maalet. Det er
pel at gerben ifnl pibe bis1e gins, og
man fan pdre tilfrebs meb bans forte
Haan1inbelie, iom lisser ! bans Orb.
l1ret uinber life alttb, @etteu er al
os til Seterbetre, % Ganben bar maat>
tet retirere fsr.
Mtarf 9anna ct Nrbeibernes uarmefe
80 q t ,
5ienbe, % for 80 Mar bar ban reDet
benz fom en- lllu.
geb aaben Manpurins nteo genge er
bette en- &rig f6rfaf Be rise mob be fats
tige BET er Magt imob lioenbe &ipb
os Blob. Spprssmaalet e.: @tat be
mango itrepe, lltbe % libe % iuebe for
be faa2 Stal Ssler iuse Blob? gta1
Gnfers 9uie blifortnret? Sfal Nati<
onen bli et @op for ct Spnbifat? Stal
Gariieeren iibbe ! 9silebet? Stal Beg
eleren after 30 i Templet9 @tal bersbli
en- auoen &orsfaftelie?
Deriou Nrbeioerne | 2anbet forisms
mer at paretase fit eset ! benue ariie,.
fortlener be Yentene, ioH nj, inches for
BEN. Derionr Def aln,inoelise 5oft ifte
Tan mobitaa ansrebet paa Jribeben,
6ebrene puerontporbebe BEN, Dil beres
gpasbeb fortiene MeberIas. Derfom
n
.Snititutionerne Waibinston srnnblasbt.
.og Grant fOriOart6s ennbsIig Fal bli
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SlnIuttnet+

- s Ep1tlano, @nslanb os 1ere
europeiite 9anbe bar Der peret forz
feroelis 9ebe, os u,anse er beoe al
@olfif. .
- @panien utl boloe Sntel Gam
anlparlis for aue 5ilibufter @rpeoitios
nen, iom er saat uo fra pore &piter til
Cuba, os torlanser @taoeseritatnins.
@esninsen er temmeli9 flor. =.
= 81 Sung @bans afsaar fra @uss
lamb til 6oreneoe @tater ON. en- l1ses
Glib, mebbeles fra 2enbon. San far
nu beiOst be nistisite europeiife 2anoe.
Sc itore Observation-Disclosures 1om uentebe,
at ban ifulbe sisre fore 8eittuiuser al
Baaben er blet fufet.
= 8ebre at ielse @uba. 9onbon
lite Mus. rEimes" uil trpfte ct Brep
fta 9apana, Cuba, iom Tiger, at 70
@rocent al be ipanife 0fftcerer os Crop
per er utampopstise og ipse. Breps
ifrioeren, en- fiji @mbebsmanb. flyer:
Wtesen glenbisbeb frnbe unosaaes, buis
Cuba peb &igb eQer paa anbeu Maabe
blep en- Stat at ben ameritanite Union.
.llnbers ersiaif Resiering, frit Narfeb
5oreuebe Stater og bj,lpen meb ameri<
fanit &apital uilbe Cuba let probucere
en- tiIitrettelis Torlpnins af Sufter for
Mmerifa. Wfe6 @utfer os Eobaf Sn=
buitrien ben nuuerenbe Eiltano Ct
ubfisten mprf, % @panien burbe ouerz
ueie ombpsselis etbpert Tilbuo fra 5ors
eneoe @tater om &leb af Den.
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A.tnre $tnter.

= @opuliferne I Soma ifal bolbe
fin Statsfonpentton / Des Moines Ben
lobe September.
9ote @mitb, Snbenrissminiiteren
i gleuelanos &esierins, bar inbleueret
fin Mfifebsan(ssnins. Samtibis ion,
ban inbsao fin MfifebsanIbsnius fou,
bans 9lpis Mttanta, Georgia, ub for
Brpan os Chicago Blatformen.
l1ns 5orfatterinbe. Den pnsite
6orfatter @erben ital uere ct Sisez
barn peb Gaun Marp, 9atter af Dom<
mer Braotpeu 9el,ner / gbicaso. Sun
er 6 Nar samntel os bar allerebe bespnbt
at itriue imaa Mopeller for Ell Semitic
Spurnal.
@n ny @ulbaare er funbet Blad
Sills>@suen Spb Datota. Det Ct
esentlis Ell @ulbfgrenbe aDartsaare,
iom Ct IL Sob breb, % iom er blepet
aabneti en- 2en9oe al 500 Sob. Prsps
erne bar eipet fra 1856 til $500 for
buert Eon Rparts. Mineh er iclst for
$75, 900.
gn @lanse, Der breber &urg.
@ibite llse bar en- slanse trpftet 2ipet
ub af tire &jbr paa en- farm NOR Dus
buque, Soma. Desuben ifal ben bare
fortdret en- Ralo % iaset paa 5lnst ct
INITIAL al gfaboer, Der neb Stpbepaaben
bapbe inbtunbet fig for at tdse 2ipet at
ben. Baitet maalte ca. n Tob ! Dlz
.araeter % bar 25 Sob lang.
Sra BE- feite Steoer fer 2anbe
mebbel.s, at 8arnten bar peret frDste<
Zig. Det pariere6e mellem 95 % 100
I mango Daee, fSr bet b1eO tiglisere
tsien iibfe llse. S gaep Dort Ds gbis
caso bar ber en- Mensbe DSbsfalb iOmi
sGplae af garmen. s gtaalfabriter
i Sninois matte 4rbeibet itaniss ilen.'
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Nnrh 9nknta.

- 9ommer Ebomas af U, S. Cir
cult Court for gorb Dafota ct beb.
- Tarsos 6olfemansbe. Den npe
@itp Directory ior Sarge % Woorbeao
er ubfommet. Deu piier, at Sarge bar
ct SnbbDsserautal af s4e0 os Moor=
6sa6 3467. :
- Gorleben bsbe paa @ountpboipi'
talst Sarge en- uus Pise, @ap Bairb,
efter boab bet bebber iom 6plse af en-
5ofterforbripelie. Ter fin Dsb ital
pisen babe .napnsiuet flere af Bpens
beba fienbte Torretninssmenb iom ,nb<
piflebe 9ittOrien.
8oputiiferne ng Demofraterie :
yturb 9atota er 8enner os pei forliste.
Demotraterne bolbt fin Statstonuention
fibfe Eorsoas % fplbte ub be lebise
@labie paa 5oItepartiets E,det meb
fplsenbe: s. S. Templeton af @raub
Sorts, 9eieferetsbommer;; Marion
@ontin af Stutsman, MttorneD Gene
raj; s. &. Bartin al Sass, Nsfurance
&on,mislar. Sobu Burte af Saollete
for &onsresmanb. $. .. 9llbert af
@al1b Vice @uuerner. Populiif Et>
deten meo Sc. 8. &tdarblon for @u=
perner bleu enbos leret.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-08-18
qeri gib, ba Mrbeioerne tunoe lite ub=

seri Eib, ba Nrbeioerne tunoe lite ub<
bolbe bet.
- @n Souls @atneman @btcasu
1tat baue opfunbet en- Soln1aitine, oer
er befemt til at fortrduse &ul, Die
os andre Brenoie oielsmaterialer. Sfulbe
bans Meafine bolbe, buao ben lOper, bill
pi lnart itaa foran en- 9feuolution paa
ssnbutrtens Dntraabe. gipe Dpfinbels
fer paa Maifiuernes Omraabe pil burz
tigere enb noget brinse Tolt til at antas
&c en- iociatiitiif Orbnins af Santun>
bet.
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&eat,polef Gfterfolger.

Sen bemotratiFe Ronsrestonuention
for 3bie Diit. afbolotes Dnsbas ! @lens
!. .coe, Wlcyeob SO. yobn 2inb par TIL
J Sitebe % talte os mobtoses n,eb 8esetits
ring af Goriamlinsen. 80. $. &eelep
al Jaribault % $. 8. 8ed Of sbafOpee
nominerebes. Otter peaffemuinssn
trat Reelep iis tiIbase, Os Bed ,tomin1es
rebes meb glttlamation. Sanbipnli9<
I pig pi1 BED Dsida faa RopuIiite'r'npe's' 9
Termination.
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attnInttnet+
@1t.t.teIntu.

RaubiDobi So. forrise SBnbag.
~ Mae Delesater til Tolfepartiets
Statsfonreutiou faar EilbasereiIen frit
paa alle Sernbaner fra ale Sumter
inben @ta:en. Tideter er for Sals
Mug. 25be os 2ebe os er sobe til 28oe.
Betal ba bu saar ps faa gertifcat fra
Nsenten boiltet oil iifre big fri Gilbasez
reife.
Ebos. s. 80 eiaben, Sorm.
= @tepben lite 9lus. populiiter
og Demotrater bolbt beres @ountp aonz
uentton / Nrsple lbas. 9emotraterne
toreilos en- Sutton County Sidet os for>
langte Blot at faa &anbioat paa eide
ten, men Populiiterue isnorereoe benz os
nominereoe en- itraisbt E.det. Demo-
fraterne nominerebe oa osiaa en- itraisbt
Eidet, og &epublifanerne utl tmorSea
nominere en- itraisbt gidet. ~
= Sra @rootfsn ltriuer en- &orrez
1ponbent, at &oneresmanb @6bp bar
feet fulb ber B9en. Ser ndpnes intet
ON, buab ban bar fulb al, enten bet par
af Protettionsisme, @ul6busteorier eller
9pilicenle>Nsbiitn; men fOrmooentlis
mener &orreiponbeuten bet iibite, os oa
er'bet uel isruuben insen Gpbeb, bpab
@bbp ausaar. : rMpe Mormanben".
= gnbel 8orgere af Ranbipobi 60.
an1eseer Gag for at binbre 0pfdrelien
af bet npe @apitol ct. Saul. Sc be-
sruuoer Sassaulesset meo, at ct. Saul
fun itulbe uare bet miblertibise S6be
for Minueiotas &eelerins. Som be-
tienbt er Der fra san1nrel Eio at .lat til:
iibe ct @tptte 9anb / Ranbipobi 60. for
5tatens &apitol. gn GasfBrer creme
sageret os en- &omite ct nebIat for at
inbiamle Yense til at fore @5a9en n1eo.
- Nooofat Mrctanoer os True ct
ton1met tilbase fra Baris. San laste
8eien ON 9eorse os fit &unitnerne
bie,nme interesieret / Ole 8ul Monuz
mentet berouer os loue at lenbe Billeber
til ben itore 8aiar, iom ifal afboloes
ber Oftober ferittommenoe. Norses
ferite &unitnere, @abe, 9boulom, Bds
renfiolb. @tlef 9etterien % anbre bar
lopet at s,ue Billeoer. 5au ertlerer,
at Granfriseer tarbist at fslse be 5or.
enebe @tatersi at remonitilere 5plu.
Den betienote Opoosellesreiienbe
os 6orfatter Saul ou @bailu siorbe ct
tort Opbolo fer 8peu / Manbass paa
@iennemre,ie til Mleranbria, bpor ban
bill afes3e ct 8eibg bos fin samle 8en
@enator &nute Melion. pr. Du
@baiIn bar hpt @rao ut,ltrebs meb
bet parme @eir, ri bar baot Vtiten |
ben Ienere Eio, os iasoe at bet bar pdrre
at nobolbe enb bet tropiite Rlimat /
gfrita, iom ban paa fine @eiier bar
! bapt iaa nbmertet slnleon,ns til at
sire fig betjenbt meb.
rMorbpei ten.
Mopotat Sobu % Mrctanber, Der
nplis er fomtnen tllbase fra en- Cur til
europa. flyer, at ban fonterereoe neb
en- bel Del fremrasenbe Torretninsss
/ meno 5rantris, Der ale meb ben ifbr>
ite Beitemtbeo ptrebe, at Seir for SslS
pet i be Torenebe Gtater pilbe iise bet
famine fom SER for 8imetalismen belle
@erben ouer. rgi taller lite iaa meset
ON bisie Eins ,iom bere 9igr", iasbe be;
,,,n,en be fan pdre filter paa, at 6rantris
Dil fplse efter, iaaiuart be GOrrnebe
Stater bar itill Ct fig ! @pibien; % an.
bre europdiife 2anbe uil siere bet famine.
Der pil banne iis Grmeer af Selpmenb
ulle pesne". Datota1
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Mesa free press., 1896-05-15
SAD ACCIDENT AT TEMPE.

On Sunday last Col. j. Roe Young,
of the saccaton Indian Agency, bro't
his IL year-old son to Mesa and lett
him at the Kimball House to sojourn
for month or two. On Monday
morning the boy went on the train to
Phoenix with his brother who is the
conductor. He returned to Mesa on
the 10 O'Clock train, and in the after
noon started again for Phoenix. AT
Tempe some time was spent making
up fhe train for Phoenix. While the
switching was being done the boy was
standing in the door Of the baggage
car which is simply box car with a
d ,or cut in each end, without railing
or platform. A cattle car was switch.
ed to the main line and sent rapidly
down the track toward the baggage
car, with which it came in contact
with shock and jar that threw the
boy, first backward, and when the re-
coil came he was pitched forwar | and
out at tie door. His head fell on the
track and two of the wheels passed
over 3he head crushing it into an
unrecognizsble mass DR.. Wilbur
and another party who was on the
platform Of the passenger coach when
the cars collided came near falling
from the train. They attempted tn
saye the boy a. he fell
John Young brother Of the unfor.
tunate boy was prostrated with griet
by the sad accident. The father who
was In Phoenix almost broke down
under the crushing grief when the
news was teiegraphed him.
J. Roe Young Jr. was an exception :
ally bright boy and was a universal
favorite with all who knew him. The
family have the sympathy of every
one in their bereavement.
The inquest was held in Temne ON
Tuesday before Judge Smith, and
sfter finding the facts, severely criti-
cised the railroad for using the unsafe
car.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-15
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