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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

THz treaty Of .peace between Spain and
the United States has been signed at
Paris. But trouble 10 brewing In Wash
ington. whore republican contingent OF
New England senators and representa-
sives. backed bv tho followers Of the dem
ocratic Senator Vest. are antagonizing
the treaty in particular and the acquisi-
tion Of foreign territory in general.
However. public sentiment Throughout,
the country seems 10 be strongly in favor
Of the policy Of the administration. Our
Uncle Samuel will not shirk his duty.
The war has put upon him responsible
ties that he did not expect or desire. Bul
when he was young and undeveloped he
did not hesitate to tackle new and in,ri
cate problems a. they arose. Now tha,
he il mors mature, with increased strength
and vigor. he will be able to Hnd way,
and means for governing . few miIlionl
Of upcivilized or semi.civilized otlentals
The American Fheg has been hoisted ove
the Philippines. and Americans dom
take kindly to tho permanent lowering
Of that flag after our brave soldier sne
sailor boys have hoisted 1t.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

IT is an old saying that Republics are
ungrsteful." Whether this be so OF not.
Il is certain that states are sometimes un.
just On the 10th Of February. 1897. Gov.
Briggs made public the following;
Arswsrd Of $500 will be paid to lhs
person delivering into the custody of the
sheriff Of Emmons county. North Dskots.
the murderer or murdereTs Of Thomsl
Sptcer. Mrs. Thomas Spicer, Hrs Ellen
Weldon, Mrs. VIM. Rouse and her twin
infant children. who were killed neAI
Winona, ID sid county, on or about
Wednesday, Feb. IL. 1887. Said reward
will be pstd upon the conviction Of such
murderer or murderer"
The sheriff of this county spent much
time and money 10 rounding up tho muir
derers. He has not received from the
state or from any other source csnt o1
the money he expended Ths governor
otter was for the conviction Of such ngv
dsysr or murdersrs. One Of the murder
ers was duly convicted.by jury and sen
fenced by the court When that convic
tion took place. was not the reward. q /
matter Of Justice and equity. earned and
duet II the members Of the lsgislatur,
bslisvs that. whsl tie governor Of th,
stats oReSs :, ysward for tho doing Of /,
cestain thing ispd ihe thing for whicl
,tl.s reward 10 odsred f. done, the stat,
should keep its faith. thsy viii pass : bill
sppFopristipg money 70 pay 70 the maj
or fheh who saxned 1.-THE reward o1lere,
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

: llsxs .LanA Opsn fer ssssieaens.
This farm. which is. tweuty.four miles
square; and Of which am agent both 3for
government and railroad land. wiil bs open
for settlement next week. II you want to
enter government land or purchase railroad
land, / am your huckleberzy. have dug
toant wolves ia every section within The
twenty -four miles square. I have sample
Of the soil at my house. % that you can pick
ont yonr land while sitting by good fire. /
.i% BM. CosDrN,
T Glencoe. N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

TIE twelfth annual meeting Of the
North D7kUsx' s&dncssional Association
will be held in Fargo ON the eth, 18th
and 10Th Of this month. The program
.showsahats large number Of prominent
educatfonslists = among them Prof.
iMoora. .si4 OF Bismarck, and President
Worst. Of the agricultural college-wtti
bein attendance at the big talk. The
railroads and the Fargo hotels have low.
cred rates to those who attend.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

NowrnAE, the votes have been counted
In South Dskots, IL 10 known that the
state-dispepsaEy smendment TO the con.
stitutioB has . majority Of about L. 500.
The amendment makes 1t the duty Of the
legislature 70 enact the laws necessary fol
carrying out in letter and spirit the man.
dates Of the constitution. The liquor
business In Tho state will, under the new
system. bs 10 the hands Of state agents.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

Il am the best posted man 10 the county
on the lay Of the land, as l have hunted
and trapped In North Dakota for fifteen
years, both east and west Of the river.
and have camped at all the water.holes.
springs, creeksj and lakes. and 4 know
where all the good government farming
land 10, aud tho hay and tho coal banks.
So I am the man to chow you whore 70
take . claim. BEN. CORBlN,
1a Co. e." 84th lows Vols,
Glencoe. N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

The total assessed valuation Of prop.
.rty in tho state this year will roach
IAE0D00. 600. This Il appafedt from the
result Of the increases made BY the state
board of' equalization. snid .ti1ae5 :snstural
addition 70 properly in ths site.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16
gNHONS COUNTY RECORD
By D. r. sTREETER.
williansport, North Daket..
Pioneer Journal Of the County.
Tie Record & entered at tie H7lliamspo,s
fasfo1sae a. secosd-elsss waiter.

q Tn. LalEeure Chronicle states shlt .
local candidate received - plurality over
all" a 'plaralltt over alr' ID not plu.
Sality st ali; &c b . majority.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

Learn how TO tell story. a well-tol,
story is ~ welcome ~ sunbeam in
sick.r0Om.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

North Dakota + the garden spot Of the
world III stock. There are 296. 900 sheep.
$40 600 cattle and 100, 600 wolves In the
atate. Emmons county alone has Il. 600
shssp and II. 900 cattle. Surely the pros.
pect for next. year wolf crop never was
better. 80 AZ 1'. ..s.s
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16
UNCLE n BEN'S
HALF :. COLUMN.

-, This half.columh has been contracted
'for by Uncle Ben. Corbin. the Boes
Wolf Hunter. and it's his'n '.until tho
w9svss'haye their pupss IN 1879.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

The ranchers and stockmeu of the High.
wood country ins Montana have organized
for che extefminatio6 1T the wolves, and
they Offer . reward Of - per scalp In ad.
dition 20 the regular bounty given by the
state. ,... .' : ) !.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

During the past nine years, on "A mile
square. have caught 1885 wolves.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

WANTHD-sEvERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w psf1ons In this slaaes % manage our bust
neas IN their own and ,nsar.by counties II b
mainly oMee WORK. conducted At home. Salary
Id; No nore. no less. Eonthly, 075. Refer
eOsl0L Inclooe eelf.addrsssed, stampad snyel.
49, HlalpEs - Hsas Prsss., DspA u, Oh
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-16

Jealousy Il : mean thing. So Is envy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
IGGS ~ THE kIGNDIhE.
rihHofichr SCHEME 70 FEB MiNEhs on ~
FERTILE IE% rLl1T

FERTILE HE% FhllT
From IN, Washington Star
". a much in',r's,,d ~ 'n' w., Low ,c
c.,t.. tIlai most I us have rather i"lso'l'h H'
,.nrdik' with a IT. rich pos 81 nv am
i.,pI, interested 10 th' Alaskan gold i,'lds ana
thOu'and- %; cur p"ofh Ray" 'n.,s,'" tne'' Nh H.
thur money and many 81 them ih'it "V'N 'n zoe
letter. 3 :oi1 digging toi'v' am partner ~
maize mnu'y ont 81 The poor u,N"s 'l''' ~ 'o,
az under the hrci' tir'!' MY only h5'Ii' .,llo'I
..ui,t,,Iy ..is, would h' iou know eggs are way
~, ~ tua iaranay cold and des"ldt' i',l"h VIII
~ common fowl Of the barry ard - a. mI'h "
foreigner tho ilo'tcntoi or ih I,ii4 o. w. y, -.
did not r. INTO untII "as asked ana II wa,
On. Of til. htil. country town about zen MUG "''
Tor several year h'"n i"t,r"st'd ~; I"u',S ar"
know ~ tho I'm" points about u Wh', w. ~ n.
r,t,u.n, frgf arose about the poid discoveries u,
came to m' and sand Ia thought a. shiIlInt ~ '
dressed and iroz'n pouiirj t' ii"S"i ~, " ,nd
- a., Inn, Il III. year would anord handsome
prohi encouraged h'm. and many pun so'"'
mono, -, with hi- experience
ri. hadn't got on ycry lar ~ TIE hn'!n's. before
h, ibourht OF h'mc mat ''"i, any 'hk,. 'i h,
,rrs hcr. and there amonC a., farmers ana s"in'
Of 'h"m arr iml,I'r F"on, e t,@' ,E, would kcrp
h. bought halt dozen Incuh"ior> ana b't'n t.
H., Iu,I Luylrr.. ou . Iars, scale Ia I'M way, II
an .pr lad - germ ~ II h' know u WON" h"l h'',P
Won -. u D, = eav' wh'r, tho bad egg al, th'
, , /, "a, ,rr VIII iafoh u viii not keep
II u - Infcrtih and vii. not haich ~ WI KY w.
t.n,tiey especially u ooo climate ~" 'Si't-
u.uf h. proved great tu'''fN W NV w -
u,,,, morn iu,utaicis running dd} ana nIht
h,f,htnl onf iuf'riil' egg. y"u mifh' ny w
mon, ,ufr,ftl, tad Eggs Nt 80 ~" h"pP" W.
az, n, Il. We hat,i, SIMPLY ~ rr"duct
uk. "a. tar or crude petroleum We >, tu"'
,u.,y for mem bat IA, ihing We al" really :l'r
:. ,h, greatest quantity Of iui'ltht 'gtN me-
v. are now cling 1T Dawson Tor - - . uo"'i
~, Ian our IN shipment brought = dozen at
!. hol.s,L W. do mot hdt' Z" run 'H' mae ','n'N
fan three weeks on our egg IL s'..'h u''y5,
,.r;,i. rrg VIII hepin to terminate and wi'h what
- called an .Cg tester Il - 'H easy h'h'i '' ~ w."
tl,. haichdblc from t' ini'ftII" OF h" i'' n.t"
ono Thus our capacity ~ enormous ne l'i'"
,rrs ar, iak,u out ~ soon - itHih ana '""S'.i-
J,,,, M machines ~ ihcms'iV'5 ana "llo"'n 10
"'' ,,.,, an Inn, Of three w'rk- II ~ an IN
,,o,. and = very profitable hnsiu'ss The .gss
~ 10. h,,,.,tou bX he cold storage plan Th"y
n' ,nnd mayor and az, dsiinr ~. hhtI' from
tI,, fr.h,si q egg only ~ 'NI'iIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
THE rLAG As 4 Lorh SIGNAL

From Tho Cl"N' land PlaIp I'"l'f
rrctty hiils play IL real Ne i"''h ~ pam
ism and ~, NOR, tender sentiment ih equal I"l
wa. recently acted ~ TINS 'i'J 81 our Z" 't'
compIot. satisfaction Of all CONCERNED
Tn. characters ~'T. pT' iiy inaii'h " h'tiN
youth and an indulc'ut faih'i TIE 'o'n' va
iaid a milo or more from the Iuhi' fTu"T' "h'
Tho properties included - por'h 'h'lf "' wv
and the American nag
'rhc youur man wa ~ lny' WITH 10 young won
an ana b. hoped in' sentiment 49, returned
The had mauI taste common ana 1fn"nF
N. m wa patriotism Thif naturally br""rni 'ld
GIor, into fr.qu.ni play Che wrote I" nm on
fa,- adorned paper and hf r'plI'd ~ hthd I've
irou.h nor quaint device "a "li'h il' N"F Wa
luao niousIy dls pay,d and -" rap' hiU Iii' GIN
with tho rcd whit. and hiu. shining r''pI' hd'h'
"a. knew an about 10. IT'TT's' 81 ih' campaign
and # vi, a great pl'asuf. for hun IL point "ni
on me rnaps which h' carefully 'ecur'd FOR ~
puruoSe ~ short fhcy falb'd great deal hh"ut
pat rIOtIsfn and nothing 81 love
Isu, IL iDuti'f'n ~ 'hhIt.' fh''
told her that his country iEth - TNdl 10 ~ HH''
itous And WhIl' he rr.f'nd'd Ia IL very ""hf'
49, IL M meaning II W." evident "fi'f " yf'hi
deal of embarrassed explaining thai fh' el""N
ccrnnreh'nd'd
W.I Il va. AZ s.tt.d prs..rtlS ~ Tie usual
and 10 b' improved upon Wy hnd ii' m
duigrnt father r'u'uiifr'd or '"urt' 70
had f. D., told ana 1T what would ne saY
~ VS. too bate to approach hiu thdt 'F'hfp
and ia. WON'T! determined 10 wfi' an explanatory
uoi. III. dear cII tUCpcNiInr that ne woud pht
II under paf. p.,i' at tie tT'atiafi idhl' - =
sheet - ~. raE-ldoTh'd paper W" 'Hur'h hil
Tho younr man put III tho fJti. down ~ BLACK ana
white So closed his Inissiyo m ZONE Tu'h ""Td'
these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

and Hammer heV bin takin' II over. Nobody houh1
~ ha, ever taken any summer hoardcrs. ana so we
amt quit. decided what 10 offer of course thar II
be mountain to start with
Yes that viii hs all night
And the sccncry-yoU kin look into three diler-
ent counties from my porch.
"rh, scenery Will he something Of ORA"
wall that's abCUt a. far ~ we've roh'-th' air
and III. scenery. DO summer toaTutIs h'' IufV
good dpp'tiios-
Il THINK they do ] replied
'.Y.s ~, heard SO Wall we've got pork and
'taiers ana ntsst and ostnae' Tor study out
sid. q that Hammer would make custalds ana son
wouldn't BE- any pTowl.n about that, ! take II!
by. think some OF ~. men would Jest a. IIsf s'ep
ia ~. barn
i hardly think 50 .,
"portickior ch2 s'pos. INC wlmin folks would
want CARPETS on tho bedroom noors. .ho would h"v
70 he. lookIn plIsses and al that
VERY likely Have you rot bathroom IN mo
house .
II ordv no They to glt along SUMMON with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

ness to w:o and print the following verses to tho
local telephone gil.
Oh. maiden with n soft sweet voice.
YOu MI me with delight
Why does the hcartlesS company keep
You Jo;tlcd up tight2
I'm sure your face must match your voice.
and II 81, gentle maid.
I'm good for one ana twenty creams
And barrels of lemonade.
Your soft "lieNo what number please"
u. h thrill nc through and through,
Ana start the prrsrIrat,cn Ike
heavy NIr dew.
oh. gentle maid don't say you're wed,
i cannot stand the blow
II makes mo fee! Ike when a boy
Ls.d to :fH! toe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

barn WcN, got rdrlor organ. nut NJ ti'h'uo.
DO wimln hoatdors ne, &c hes napkins al mo
table
ALWAYS roplIcd
And ,b.y NJ. heaps OF sugar ~ their coffee and
ear
'l.Ot- q! II
And they stay m ~ al hour. lv' heard over
IN Irousor vile as, summer they never went To Fd
tiil 'Ieycu OF twelve O'Clock at night doi't Know
AZ we could rut uy viii that but W. dT' eoin 10
talk II over o,
What viii be- your rates asked. ~ ho turned
ava. , ,v.,i
"Eatcs7 How mach - week dye mean wall
tbat's purtN nigh settled Thu'n be- the mountain
ar tho sccn,r" IN, parior organ, good soma 700,
dor and seven different hills 10 climb ana me ana
Hammer hcv decided that II ortcr L' with 81" week
apirc. for erown-ioks and hali-pri'c Tor children
~ ~, mon ar. wilin t. slo'l ~ the barn and the
"a, min ami too psrtiCkcT about tathtubs ana slcn
W, might knock OF dollar week nut we shdnt
90, into the for fun We tnh'i make
enough 10 pay OF an $500 mortgage or sht' NJ inc
and VlsIiin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
THE JokE WIS on the Transfer.


81 i.I-
From The Chicago Inter ocean
good stcry - told oi one 81 General sherman e.
Missouri toaInstcrs II, had Just lon'" jhc 'crN'cc
Il law recruit. and assigned 10, tax - df1'-
Ing siN-nulo team Nhen the Amy halted for
Ill, first uGht ne W. w~ariy Embarrassing hie
team.
"Hullo. her" said tho Nar - Inc COMPANY. N
PASSING "Whai 10 YOU mean los taking care "i
those males youiself Why doni sou have the
hostl.I dc it,
why. thought every man had n take car" -
his own team" SAID the tCwilicred tearnstsi
You bot be- doesn't. We've Eot "a hOsticr for mai
There's ~ tent. night over there He liH' -
contrary old and ne may Lot want e. 10 ..
but you swear ~ hin. and h' u NOV. OH al doub'
quick
The Missourian strobe over 70 The font indicated
quarters
Here Won eon-of- gun" h' reared hcrc'y get
out horc and brush those mules
Needless to saN. she teamster spent the eve nnE
in the graTdhouse ,
4 pious old Indiana farmer was assigned ~ ~
duty Of feaminC probably Ivy mistake The r"dds
w,r. muddy and tho rest Of fI' t'tfnsi'fS "'i'
literally hoIuharding ihcIr changes with "dihs II
against the old mans principles "a sW' ar ana
n. held hrs peace albeit IN impoicnf rage ~ Ih,t
one of IN. h.nd mules baked and refused 10 al
vance a step Tn. old used every end'avoI 'o
urge the beast along hut to 10 purpos" ~ its'
Won know where tins mule c1Ch' 70 lie ~ W'l -,
any body THIS whole army know where NJ ouFn'
tc be this minute He know where he ought 7"
be ! know where he ought To To- IN Loo an" u
n. do,sn, NOV. :, minute In''nd 20 s'y 80.
gum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
NE WAITED SUMMER EoAkDERs.

From TIA, Boston Head
T'h.t, wa = farmers wagon AZ No h'!"' ai'''
,,.n tn..h,s Of shingles AMI when they had been
Io1dcd up the man cam, sdunt'Iinf ""hf 'h' V'''-
form to say "a ID' - -. .,,.,
Comm up here among INC hr '"' wv y"
RUNNER $500, ,,,o.o, =, am,
by asking If &c intended 10 LAKE ''d'"''f at ~
farmhouse. ...,o.,.,s r,n
lest a few" h6 said. ''Jesi f. " aIistoeiatA III
,,L,n home shingles 10 fs mp tho leaks III Inc ioo
hat oLi roofs hin ieakin fur fifteen years hut IL :
,ot IN lac hxcd before the bo1rdcrs come 49, ,
what are you going to offer LOT mu"f"'"'s' !
asked .,a -, ,,o,rh ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

n possible continued the lawyer a. the old man
lept ~ hls work
"Eui IT. gong 70 rain.
"Yee but horcs your money
And I've got t. get this bar fixed
1T won't take over ten minutes 10 TX up our
business Run alCng and fetch your wife
SEC here sad Gh,ls jerry a. bC laij dopn ms
hammer ana "! ped The back Of hIs neck. 'MtTIaT
has ElodCcfi. 10 Dc gone hour
EofoI, she went sh' SAID must tinker ~ tins
ram barrel"
"Isut can't you stor your tinkcsing 20 handle
so GO cold CASH exclaimed tho lawyer N in
dIFuant tones
Vs. yes / kD stop work but what about
MaraI2'
"WeiI what about her.
"Why she'd com, home .xpcctin' ihis tarl 10
10 an tInkeTcd uD. and # she found y WASH tich
80 40 wouldn't hoid her no IpoTcn %" ttIHr
would hold "a boss Shed -; shove ne cream
down among the oattar's and JumI on tho bar }
WITH 10th feet and squdsi, " all tC squash ana iuf
the Iosf week ID 10 walk around Oh bpt"'
and eat M meals ia III, wOOdshed -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
caITIOTS UNCLE JERRY.
,,r WORLD TAKE 80 CHANCES EVEN FOR a
coqpIY FORTUNE.

,,r had come all The way from can
\ IdMS' go, , so cN legacy over 10 Uncle
5or rni Iiior.n,ld VINO had lived all his NE IN
YCiP ., ir ONO ana after breakfast two or
~, f.. W,r, invited 70 20 along and Wines
ILL., D--.f,, Wen reached the house tncic
Y n, ,-' Ma aaDtcmns ~ the hoops en- me ram
g'II', "r.r n.~ wif, had gone 10 see siCk ign
idi .ri, bad been fully idoniincd the day tcioic
t"' ,,,u.r rar'l,s ana now he lawyer SAID:
~, l'u,l, Jerry. | want "a hand you tina.
49, ,,l g., ID receipt ana hC off this morning
~, kinder bus, Just now. sdld inc o.! man rs
.,nr~,I h1f1Iu,rug for Il moment.
- 'h,.t | nav, $1,000 here for you don't be
y, wv. -. n.., id the world who wouldn't stop
- lDrc a.. $50 tC sign a receipt for such a
U",ietlc not. t.i il looks like rain and want 10
c, M, bar uNed reht away. Can't you come
I've I'M about au hour ~
"iook here. man. tut did you ever see 'l9wo ~
n ,,tir nf.r" asked Tho lawyer. a. hc opened tho
g. h.I ana displayed hip package of new green
No 7 never Did" replied Uncle Jerry az he
'T,d you ever nave $1,000 Of your own"
Lands uD - 81, o.
"N,yer Uuru that hoop but II dOn't want 20 20
on ,... $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

( a barn Wcv, got a rdrlor organ. mt ne hi,h'uo.
DO wImln hoarders h.v 10 hes ndIkih> at mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
RHODE ISLAND ANKROsIA.

From Tn. rrovidcnc" journal
Rare combination uf the land and -"a.
Onion potato PORK tomato ana clam,
Erirrt ~ the bosom oi an orfdun'.
Rich rs = tank # roses blowing me-
You're soup and fish ana meal ~ "''' 10 nv
And with meek reverence. DO" salAhm
E.for. your SPICY shrine. ana i''l a."
Your fond and most unworthy d"N"i''
one uTat.iul Of you fs ne with romance
And Hoods my spIrii viii in".i' h"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

IF nv dear sir favor request Tor your
,I,ugii.r. hand VIII you kindly let The nag above
~. doorway convey the glad udinEs tC IN anxious
Young man past the house early ~ th' morning
on nv way 70 business aud II Sc OLA Glory
waving ~ N. usual place viii know MAJ an ~
w,I II - not 1t bat wont think OF th't
And when tho loyal lover passed The house me
IA. vi morning nig there
1t 90. curtain dr0I on ths patriotic 'IiihdH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
A BhA/EN TOET.

From Tho Kansas Cny journal
kUi there an Atchison man who VIII ha'"
wCubds show If he dors not soon mend hl.
ways We refer 10 Charley sheldon fdiiot 81
'"Thf Champion VINO ha" No incest Hi' WIG III
all Kansas but who nevertheless has thc tr"|'h-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.

No E.mingions No Smiths reduced If!oes otb''s
a.. ,,, puaraut.ed rentals 81 desks cheap
w. CONSOLIDATED rYTEWkiTEh EN.IiNN'."'
ri s..o ,,,,l.nd, 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
A FRIEND or ANIMALS

Since Mr.. Goodheart joined the s. + c. A. he is
delchtcd every time flea bites hm.-tFleccnd"
Blatter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-25

is held in Hamilton hall the steam is al
lowed to die down as soon as the meeting
commences? Is the orator supposed to
make it warm enough for his listeners
without any fire?
Mr.. B. s. Spooner, the head of the well
known SpOoner Comedy company, was
painfully injured in a theater in Delaware
a Few nights ago by falling from the flies
to the stage, a distance of % feet. He is
now in a hospital.
The case of Mcknight against Branhanl
in which the daughter of the late En-
gineer Branham is suing her mother for
a part of the money received after the
death of her father, has been continued
until the next term of the district court.
The Democratic state central committee
had sign four times as large as the Re
publican committee and more than twice
as large the Populist committee AS a
result they haven't any now. The wind
the frame. All the signs were made of
cloth.
Several pupils from the jackson school
went to the state house yesterday after
freScoing in the rotunda of the supreme
court floor, which was but newly finished.
The statutes make an action of this kind
a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine.
The float used by Lorena has been moved
from Fifth and Jackson to Sixth and
Jackson. Perhaps bye and bye it will be
gotten off the streets. Fail Festival floats
when left standing around in broad day
light take all the romance out of the night
displays. They should never be exposed
to the gaze of the public after the parade.
Hugh Campbell, a capitalist of Edin-
burgh, Scotland, brought suit in the dis
trict court against the law firm of Dobbs
& Stoker to recover something over $500
claimed to be due him in collections. The
for legal services, and the jury in the dis
trict court yesterday afternoon found that
the attorneys were entitled to $31 more
than they had held up in collections.