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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned was duly appointed on the
9TH day Of May 1898. and qualified by the Fourth
Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada,
in and for White Pine Comfy. a. the Admin.
istrator OF the Estate of W, R. Thomas. late Of
said Countryside eeased. And all persons hav
ing claims against the said deceased must,
WITHIN SIXTY DAYS. after the first publ.
cation of this notice, file the same. with the
necessary vouch,rs. with the Clerk OF said
Court. Amy claim not 90 filed shall be forever
barred.
Dated-Ely. Nevada. May II, A. D. 1898.
R. A. RIEPE.
Administrator
Of the Estate of W. R. Thomas. deceased.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14

The Reno Journal says: "Senator
Stewart is watching the bond issue
proposition like a hawk, and Congress
Is not going to issue any gold bonds for
var or anything else, II he can
help it."
Yes, and when a bill came up in the
senate last week to reduce by 20 per
cent the exhorbitant rates paid the rail-
roads for transporting the mails, Sens-
tor Stewart hid his head like m ostrich.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
For Rent

THE LIVERY & FEED STABLE AT
Cherry Greek, known as Wearne's Stable,
with accommodation for 30 horses. At
tacbed to which are extensive o~orrals for
stock and hay. Immediate POSSESSION
can be had. Apply to the proprietor,
JoHNW EARNE,
Cherry Greek, N evada
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- undersigned was duly appointed on the
9th day of May 1895 and qualified by the Fourth
Judicial District Court of the state OF Nevada
IN and for White Pine county as the Admins.
traitor of the Estate of Gardner r. A. Bibblns,
late OF said County, deceased, And all persons
having claims against the said deceased must,
within FoRTY DAYS after the FIRST publication
of this notice, file the same with the necessary
vouchers with the Clerk OF said Court. Any
claim not so fled shall be forever barred.
Dated-Ely, New, May eth, A. d 1895.
W. n. McGILL,
administrators
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
THURSDAY.

KEY WEST, May 12.-An engage
ment was fought at Cardenas yesterday
afternoon, in which the United States
cruiser Wilmington, torpedo boat Win
slow and the gunboat Hudson took
part. The Hudson has arrived here
with the bodies of Ensign Bagley and
four others OF the crew of the Winslow,
Several others we're wounded.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14

The following has been designated as
a troop Of cavalry. One captain, one
first lieutenant, one second lieutenant
one first sergeant, one quartermaster
sergeant, six sergeants, eight corporals,
two farriers and blacksmiths, two
trumpeters, n saddler, one WAGNER,
soventy-eight privates, maximum; sixty
four, minimum.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
OUR
No Finer Body OF Men In the Ser
vice.

The Nevada volunteers are In camp
at Carson City awaiting orders. 1t Is
generally understood that they are to
belong to the Second United States
Volunteer Cavalry, under command of
Col. Torrey, who, at last reports, was
at Cheyenne, mastering in the troops
from Wyoming. A telegram was re-
ceived by Gov. Sadler last Monday.
from the mastering officer, saying not
to start the Nevada men for Cheyenne
until the plans are more complete.
From this it is thought by many that
the regiment will be ordered west in
stead OF east, and in company with in
fantry and artillery from California,
Washington, Idaho and Utah, will
start for the Philippine Islands to rein
force Dewey.
In the meantime, military discipline
Is being maintained at the camp at Car
son City, under command of Col. Cox
and a staff of temporary officers. The
boys have had tents and blankets issued
to them from the National Guard stores
and are comfortably situated. Theywere
examined by three local physicians last
Monday with the result that only Il
were rejected out of a total of l25, and
most of these because they were too tai
Or too heavy, only a few who were
physically imperfect. Not a man had
any lung or heart trouble or varicosC
veins, but a few cases OF defective eye.
sight were discovered. No finer troop
viii be mustered into the service thar
these.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
Notice--T.F. Brand +.

OHE UNDERSIGNED Is THE OWNER OF
Il aChattel Mortgage covering all the cat
tie branded T, r. ranging In White Pine eoun-
ty, Nevada; also the increase of such cattle.
NJ. d. GARAGHAN,
Ely, Nevada, December 10th, 1897. IT,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14

Patriotism boiled over In Reno last
Saturday night, after the news of Dew
ey's great victory was received. A
public meeting was held in the open air,
the bands played, cannon and anvils
were fired, bonfires were made on the
plaza, and patriotic speeches were made
by prominent citizens. Fully 1900 peo-
pie took part in the celebration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
THE WHITE PINE NEWS.


The Government mules are the only
recruits yet heard from who 'kick" at
being sent to the front. However, this
Is not to be wondered at, as the Span
iards viii probably want revenge for
that mule that was killed at Matanzas.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

I n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
L Judicial District of the stats of Nevada, in
aud for the County Of white Pine,
In the matter OF the Estate OF
Henry Riepe, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !. THE
undersigned. was on the 10th day Of May
1898, by said District Court Of the Fourth JUDI
eial District Of the State OF Nevada in and for
the countyo of White Pine, appointed Admins
traitor ofthe Estate of Henry Riepe. deceased
All persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby notified to file the same. with the
necessary vouchers. with the Clerk of said Court
within SIXTY DAYS after the first publication
OF this notice. Dsted-May i4th 1898,
Il. II. DECKER,
AdministFsto
of the Estate of Henry Riepe, deceased,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
L Judicial District Of the State of Nevada In
and for the County OF White Pine.
In the matter OF the Bstate OF
Tim 8. Fulton, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT l, THE
- undersigned. was on the 9Th day OF May
1898. by said District Court Of the Fourth Judi.
eial District of the State OF Nevada In and for
the County of White Pine. appointed Admins.
traitor of the Estate Of Tim s. Fulton, deceased.
All persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby notified to file the same, with the
necessary vouchers, with the Clerk Of said Court
within SIXTY DAYS after first publication OF
this notice.
Dated-May 18th 1898.
CLAY sIMMs.
Administrator of the Estate OF rim 8. Fulton,
deceased,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-05-14
n the matter OF the Estate OF
Henry Riepe, Deceased.

of the Estate of Henry Riepe, eceased
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
SnbaItspersetdnt6.

1. settle: gn Bic 2sier Rraut unb Siiben -
Sir SIS, 900, 900 S6wetueleti6 % rO6ufte - Cub
Iides pOrnpieB - 8rteffaiten: Tettfe6e aus
Sopeten su e~ntfernsn gInsora3tesen Sebnen@
uerrenfung beim 9ferb - &8etn aus SouunberbIus
then GutSitnbuns Der @eIcnftaplel beim FferO-
S6uIterbeuIen - Ser @urtenfdfer - S9ilbtrO>
ten &C. aus eine1n 6ii6tettb Su u~ertreiben @iebers
benutung pon perie19tcn observation-disclosures -
&otHe6e aus 2einentlei6ern gu %entfernen Ans
bou Don SIBboI5 - Neiieln ais @eIptnltpflon3eit.
2. Seite: Gin auterifanii4es Sulturparabies
fir bOqGnbii6e 9tuu%ten3wiebetn CUR @brenret>
t1ng bes 3uferapOitels - 0ie Grntel3dsunsen
unieres Observation-Disclosures aus @batcom
@ountp, @aibinston - 8ertb Der 9rosIutteru"s
un6 Seloesung fir S9weine &uS Colorado -
Gin 6eilol fir Saustbiere aus Soma = Gsr7
menbuna Der Grbbeeren - @Onierutren pom So
banuis6eeren - Galifornii9er @ein Segen ben
MpfeIbaumbobrer - @el4e 9lan5en %bebiirfsn am
netiten Ralt2 - 8lGtter unb Blrtben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Gbtrnbn, a%s1tttnrnd1, 20. CUNT 1898.

frsiung bonn Milttdrbienit, pie es lire @lauz
b~ensiubung BON Der @ehrlOiigtait er6eii@t
Sic befiir9ten, baB ie in 5Olge oes 8rieg@S
nit Spanien OOer au4 fpdter gum MiIttdr=
bient bsrunge3ogen psrben, uno fe ipoaer
besbalb BEL 3eiten 11mi9au balten mad
einem Qanbe, in tpel4em i6nen zine b:rartis;
@erltbung ibrer @ldubensiGbe ni6t Sug.=
mut6et mirb. Mie Der wNorbmeiten" NIT
t6eilt, baben bieIe Mennoniten cine Dele
CATION BON 8riioern a6georbnet, melds 81
bieiem .3pede ben canabtf9en Weten BE-
Iu9en psrben. 9ufel6e 8latt petit aud
burauF bin, baB Die canabii9e &egieruno
Dor 26 Sabren uuf 4nfu9en Der eritsn men,
nonitii9en 9elesaten, pelde aus RuBlant
bierber tamen, ben Mennoniten neben Del
QnnDI9tntung bOlige &sligiOnsz unb Ge.
pifensfreibett garautirt 6at, oarunter auf
bic 8efreiung BPM MiIitdrbienit. Die BE-
t~reffenoe 8%erorbnung, tpel9e bonn %. Sui
1875 batirt tit, befagt m0rtIi3 in 8etrefi
Der Militdrfruge: n@tne bolitdnDige 8e:
freiung BON irgenbpelhem MtlitGroisnt ii
DurA geieB unO @erOrOnung Der &egierunt
Der 9riitGi9tn Gemeinfdaft, %senunnt Men.
n~snitsn, tepiQtgt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Sa6lid7es Rornpieb.

Wie in georb Carolina, mo man, pie bor
Ginger 3eit mitget6eilt lpurbe, bic ebemuligen
Geisfelber als @tebtpetoen benubt, 10 bat
audi in Georgia bic &uf5u3t BON Sornbieb
in ben %iiingften Sabren gang bsoeutenoe, ia
fir bic &iir5e Der 3ett erituunlt4e Sort
f6ritte gema@t. SIN fiibtpeitli4en S4eile
bieTes Gtuutes tpurbe bic 9Ornbie65u4t bon
ben Sarmern als 9auptgei9dft aufgenom%
men, unb bortige 8ldtter melOen, baB bic
I.l6e lobnenb 1T uno Deripri3t, 9an3 bebeu=
tenba 4~usbe6nung 3u getptnnen. No9 Dor
Elm puar Sya6ren bei9rGntte iih @eorgia's
9iebausfubr anf gelegentli9e @ertdufe bon
fleinen 6eerben, i'm bergangenen Sabre aber
rurben i'm @erldufe BON a9t Monaten ntht
tpeniqer uGs $1,000 Stiid 9Ornoie6 na3
Serqs unb benz Snbianer Serritorium berz
fouft. Ser preis f@tpantte 8tpii6en $40
unb S12 bus Stid unb iOll nOA babel 10
lobnsnb fein, buB INNER mebr 5armsr ii3
Der 8ieb3u9t aunenoen.
Man6er tpirb ii6erraf9t iein, BON Elmer
@iebeinfubr mad Seras unb benz SnOiansr
Serritorium aus einem anberen 8unbesftuat
au b0ren, aber Der Stoat pOm einiamen
@tern unb bus %Snbiunerlanb iin6 in bieiem
Naue natirGib MIR 3pii9enbGnbler uno
Qeben bus 9teb bulb tpieOer ab an n0rblide
unb 6tlt6e Mdrfte. Sic baben e6sn Die Nb@
fobnerbtnbunqen un6 es mar natirli9,
buB Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tiff borerii
ber1elben bebiente. Qange tpirb bas nt9t
buuern, benin man 1T iiberaeugt, 6as 8ieb in
Georgia felbi uneefd6r ebenio biaig mditen
gu tDaneu, tpie in Segas ooer i'm Snbianerh
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Nn Die Gefer.

Die Hebuftipn Der p8eilage" TT bo6er<
Freut iiber bic aufettig ii4 tuuogebenbe 8ez
reitpiGigfeit Der 2eIer, Die Spalten hieie5
8Iattes bur9 ~tiir5ere Ober Idngere 8eltrdge
iiber MISUNDERSTANDING 8erbGltntfie, 2uno
unb 9eute etc. Der etn3elnen 9egenben gu be-
ret9ern unb i6nen 10 erit bic re4te Bur3e 81
berIei6en. Die 8riefe Der 8auernbriiber rno
Qnberer bilben - ME aus 8ablret9eH
f9riftli6en Mitt6eilungen 9erporgebt Die
2ie6Iingslsftiire ~unferer Sarmer, Die ober
1eIbtperfGnbli9 bic ba5piI4en geftreHten
belebrenben Sa9urtitel, bic turaen Neuigtei~
ten aus alien Sbetlen 6es 2anbes (&raut
unb &iiben) unh Die i'm n8rieftaftsn" ertbeiI@
ten &at6f9lGge ebenIo begierig leien unS bOfz
fsntIi9 uu9 Nuben baruus sieben.
Sir biefen @ifer, nit tpel9em in iiinqfter
3eit 10 biele 2eier uns in unIerem ernitli9en
8efrebeu, bic .8eilage" gu einem pertbOOlz
len unb niibti9en 9uusi6ab bes Surmers gu
eefalter, 10 pirtiam unteritiiBt babfg, ipcez
C9en mir unIeren ber5li9en Sant aus anb
fiigen' bic 8itte binau, uu9 tpGbrenb Der ge@
f9Gftigen Sabres3eit bier unO Oa Der "geiz
Iuge" Elm Stiinb4en gu ppfern unh es ni4t
gu geitatten, baB benz 2eiertreis bic Sreubc
an ben 10 lieb g~epouuenen 8rtefen aus gob
unb 5ern geI4mdIert tpir0. IS mag nod
einmal ausbriidti9 betont perben, baB nidt
brudreife 8risfe BON uns re6t gerne 3ureGt
gefeilt unb Derbeffert perben, es brau6t baz
FER Niemanh, Der iiberbaupt feline Sheen gu
papier gu bringen bermag, 11ngeiibtiein i'm
G9rei6en ols Grunh 1einer @aumieGigteii
por3uf4iiBen.
Ollie fir bic r8eitage" beftmmtsn GU
f9riften ubreIiire man an:
Inbreas Stmpn,
Reoatteur Der n2anbtpirt6f9uftlt9en 9elz
Iage" Der nSGinois @taatsz 3ettuns",
Gbicago, SG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
SIR SIS, 900 SdwetneFeiid.
prooufte.

11e6er bas Rs 1ultat Der fiir3Gi6 besnbeten
SatIon fir bic tpeitli4e S9ipeinefleii9<Proz
button liegen nunmebr @nga6en Dor, po>
na9 in bieier SnbuItrie in Der %abgeluufenen
periobe cine nod ni9t erlebt groBe Nttipitdt
geberrf9t bat. 9ana3 6aben fid bic
S9peines 3ufubren, neIde in bic grOBen
G9lu@tz unb pad" Embellishments bes
Wetens geGungt finb, in Der abgeluufsnen
Gaifon auf bic enorme 3abl BON 8pan3ig
WiqiDnen belaufen. l1nb bas S9lodten bic
fer Sbiere fat bic tpeitli9en Skti4=Snbuz
i~trislsn in ben Gtanb geiebt, tpd6penb Der
Salon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in @eitalt
bon G6mal3, S4peineflsif4 unb Grip
pen unO @9inten, gum @efammtgepi4t BON
3,000,000,0O0 Pfuno gu ~liefern.
Oas lit bas bebeutenbfte Saifonz@rgebz
nib, pel9es bic paitli6e S9tninefleif4@
probuttion bisber ie auf5upeiien bate, benin
i'm IeBtsn Sabre, pelhss ale fru4eren
grgebnifie iiberfli9elte, tpurben tn WeIten
nur II MiGionen 59neine gef9la9tet unt
bapon @~9peinefleif9 : Prooutte i'm Sc
1ammtgetpi4te BON 2,912,OOO,0 900 pfunb
q~eliefert. 0abei felt ii9 Der fir S9peine
be5ablte preis fir lebte SaiTpn bO6er, als in
Der pprberge6enben Sai1on, benin Der 9sz
fammtpertb Der biesmali9en S4meirs~Proz
button belief ft4 iogar auf $175,000,000
mas BEL 100000 96peinen fir bos S9ier
einsu 0ur9I9nittspreis bon $8.75 ergie6t.
tpdbrenb i'm Sabre 3upor bas finan3ielle ST.
ge6niB Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ii4 auf nur
$135, 100000 itellte, mas etnem 9urA=
Y9nittspreiis fir bas @4pein oon $3.50 emit
ipri4t.
Der betreffenbe Sa46eri@t entbalt 9lei4=
aeitig zine @tatiitit iiber ben S4meinerei3z
tbum Der @ereinigten Staaten, uno es tr8iebi
iih buraus, baB, pG9renb bier5uIaroe Der
@aiten i'm ber @4meine3u9t ale ibri9er
2anoest6eile BEL Weitem iiberffigelt, untsl
ben peftli9en @taaten Soma ben gr0Bter
g3stdt4um an S4peinen u%uf3upsiien bat,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Kraut uno Ruben.

SSn 8iltngs, 81 Romano, purbe bic erTte
MoQe Der Salon borGeBte @o9e fir 14a
Gents per Pfunb p~erfauft.
x 4 +
Sn @opne @puntp, SGio, finb etpa 300
@cres mit3pisbsIn bepflan5t tporben, bic auf
etneH rei4sn @rtrug f8IieBen Iaffen,
x x x
Die iiingit Observation-Disclosures
iinn in oielen Sbeilen Nebrasta'S 10
fart gepsien, baB Wei8en, Safer u1b 9Oru
barunter 81 letbsn Beginner un6 geld tperben.
* X y
geu'rbtngs bpn SO a n a eindeqdnqes
men gert4ten ~5ufOlge beftnbsn fi9 bic 6or>
ttgen NteRDetben in einem 70 ul1sge3ei9neten
Suitanoe, ME er felt pieIen Sabren nt9t ge>
tpefen 1T.
&d1pen rtdten in man6en @egenben Der
Yrpbin5 Sntartp unge6euren S9uben
an. Sic freien ni9t nur bic 8Gume in ben
Sbftgdrten fail, fOnbern AUDI oisIe @atbz
unp 3ierbdume.
=
Bon M}arIin, Sans county, Seras
n1s, purbe tir5ti4 bic ouererite Garlabung
@ei5en mad Sort @Ort6 berTonOt. 8is jeBt
bate man bort ME Wei3en genug ge3Ogsn,
nm cine GurIabung bsri8iffsn gu fDnnen.
X X X
Die Observation-Disclosures i'm fiibli9en
Seros fOlen ii4 ben ~neueiten Na9ribten
5ufOlge in einem bIii6enben 3uftanbe befinz
ben. 8pn ben $50 4niiebIern i'm &iiitenz
lanbe iinb nun 20 obsr Is pieber nub ben
Nprbitaaten 3uriidgetebrt.
= X *
Bon 9it3co6, @uIbetOn Gountb, Ser as,
tperOen isbt 3udermeIonen per GarGabung
mad benz NOrOen Osri9ifft. Dieter Gage
sDur6sn bon DidiRiun aus 100 &iitsu pfira
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

Serritorium, utb lit nutirli9 buruuf Be-
ba9t, ben 3tptf4enbdnbler>9r Ofi fir ii4 GIT
fparen, 6ubur9, baB man unosrn1ittelt an bic
n0rblthen unb 0itli9en Mdrtte bertuuft.
Cine @eieQf9oft tit i'm @ntite6en, tpel4e ben
@erTanbt iibernebmen min, unb zine 4n3ubl
Surmer tpoIen gu bemielben 3wede cine
Gooperatibz@ sIe1f 4aft 9riinren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

Ginem i.ben 2eier it bus gfs9t singes
rdtumt, fi9 briefIi@ pber miinbIid an bic
Rebattion um @ustunft iiber betimmte
puntte gu ner,b.n, tpsl9e. fopeit hcs in uns
fersr Ma9t Iiegt. sepGbrt perben pirb.
Mnfrasen, benen ni9t Der Nalne unb bic
senaus Qbrefe bes Sruseiteaers beisefist
Iinb. perben niAt b%eantportet.
Die Mebottion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

Qus SPORT 2abuca in s er a pirb beri@z
tet, baB in 2abaca gountp Ger meritunii4e
8aumipouS 8iii e1tdfer aufgstreten 1T unb
bereits srOBen S9uben angeri@tet fat. 9n
5urmer betdmpfen bas i4doIi4e Sniett NIT
aler @nergie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Agricultural 8atppIr4ttettt

fi6e nu9 Sanfus gitp, ct. 2Ouis etc, Ders
f4ifft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

@us Beatrice in Ne6rasta Dirb
SDGgenbs beri9tet: Der Metterclrrt fat erbz
li9 Elm @inIeben 9e6abt un6 10 prangt benn
iebt bic SuniIonne am 6immel in iG0niter
pra9t; Jrii9te unb @streibe tpaGien in
iippi9iter 5iiIe unO Der 0anomann iisbt reiz
dem @rntefegen bant6ar unO freubig entz
gegen. Nugar berein3elt ifebt man bier unb
bort feline Sld9en @ei3sn Oarnieoer uno
Der tpirb 1tb beim eriten Winossroufhen
tpieber be6en: i'm MQgemeinen fat berielbe
pobG in bieiem gpuntb mir beffer ausgez
fe6sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

@sle Mennoniten, tpsG9e felt Sobren in
Sub@9atOta unidIiig iinb, beabii@ti<
gen, mad Canada ~iiber8uIieoeIn, faGs
ibnen pOqige 8eligiOnsfrei6eit garuntirt
ptrO, buruntsr in eriter 2inis D0aise Be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

- Inter ben 2~ebenSmitteln, pel9e am
meiftsn in Der Mrmee CUR @ertbetlung TOM
men, befinben iih AUDI 8O6nen. Oieiss
nigen Surmer, tpeI6e biele 8obnen gepflan5t
BADEN, tperben beuer Elm f90nes Stiid @elO
etnItrei9en.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-10-28
McNall Enforce. Republican Laws.

Mr.. Stanley, the Republican candi-
date for governor, in a recent speech
said In substance that Webb McNall
has done no more, as superintendent
of insurance, than any other one of
his predecessors. Mr.. Stanley Is GER
tainly either densely ignorant on this
subject or else he knowingly speaks
falsely. From the early history of
this department insurance compa-
MES have been allowed to send an
agent out, whose duty has been to
negotiate with the insured who meets
q total loss, Offering to pay %, so or
Is per cent of the face of policy, and
on refusal to accept such settlement
the insured is told that he will have
to sue the company. Thousands Of
llcy-holders have thus been bull
dOzed into q settlement, for the rea-
son that they had an aversion to
going to law, no doubt on the theory
that In a majority of cases the latest
purse wins. Stanley knows that
McNall is the first insurance superin-
tendent that has made any attempt
to put stop to this practice on the
part of insurance companies, with
what success the people of Kansas
are well aware. Mr.. Stanley won
ders why McNall has gained SO much
national fame for enforcing Repub-
lican law. It may be revealed in the
fact that McNal is the first man in
this office that a $4,000 bride would
not work On.-kirwin Independent.
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BOTKlN is BITTER.
Toward the Political HyeNas Who CUES.
ton His Loyalty.

Toward the Political Hyenas Who CUES.
ton His Loyalty.
TOPEKA, Kans., Oct. 3A pathetic
letter from COngressman-at-Lar J.
d. BOtkin has been received at the
POpulist state headquarters. The
letter was not intended for publica-
ton, but it defines Mr.. ..Botkin's po-
sitiOn on the war issue SO clearly
that a Times correspondent was per-
mitted to make extracts from it.:
"Ralph's condition." he writes,
night as to cause a council of physi-
clans to declare no basis of hope, has
somewhat improved. Yesterday and
today the battle has been in his fav-
or. We are beginning to entertain
some hope, although his case is yet
very critical.
"The labor and loss of sleep incl
dent to nursing Ralph, together with
the dreadful fear of his death, have
almost broken me down. have
been quite sick and can eat nothing.
I am in good condition to become q
victim of the fever myself, although
I am taking treatment and hope to
ward off trouble.
"My dear friend, when I think of
the sacrifice have made, the attacks
certain men are making upon me and
my kind on the stump and through
the newspapers, embitter me. free
ly gave my precious boy to my cOun-
try-tO President Mckinley in person
~ hich fully attests my loyalty to
my country and my desire to do all
In my power to prosecute the war.
You can imagine my feelings as sit
In the gathering shadows of what I
lear is his death chamber, rejecting
that my boy contracted this dread
full disease while in the line of duty
In a camp long ago condemned as UNI
fit for the purpose, and then read
through binding tears the charges
of my opponents that was dislOyal
and tried to obstruct the war.
81 feel like laundering into the ears
of all people that the men making
such charges are political hyenas
that have no respect either for the
living or the dead. Then l think of
Senator Harris, who is now proba-
bly, passing through a similar exper.
fence, and also of Bush, who gave q
son to the war: and of Harvey, who
gave himself. Then think of Stan.
ley and the others, and ask, What
have they done? IcOnfess feel Bit
ter.
stOf course voted against bonds.
I shall do so again II opportunity
offers. preferred to give my boy to
my country rather than bonds to
my other children and to posterity.
I cannot believe that the good people
of Kansas will sanction theinfamOus
charge of dislOyalty made against
me for NO other reason than that we
voted against perpetrating and in
creasing the interest bearing debt of
the nation.
ut is impossible to tell when / can
get back into the campaign. i hope
you win fully explain, especially to
the reunion people at C0ncordia and
Marion, h $50 tail to reach there
the re0aona (.
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THE Populists fixed things SO that
the Kansas City stock yards could
no longer, charge the farmers of Kan
sas $4,000 a ton for hay and $1.0O per
bushel for corn. This is why the
Kansas City stock yards company is
opposed to the Populist party and
is contributing to the Republican
campaign fund. 1t is also one of the
many reasons why the farmers Of
Kansas should vote for Gov. Leedy
and the whole Populist ticket.
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Wuns McNAIL has compelled ar

WunB ACNAxd. has compelled flro
Insurance companies to pay their
ADaees In full or quit the state. He
&oaAad the backing Of q P0pulist
szu1zBee AdministratiOn. This Is why
sD i1surance companies don't Ike
sesDePdpMlist party and are contrib
sqgt0 the Republican state CAM
rSd4u1d. Where does your inter.
6li6f Are you for thec0fpOratiOns
~1f& tAvor III the Standardization
80 aaekes them pay 81 full. !.