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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-30

So long as Senator Turpie tells his audi
ences that 16 to ] is much an issue this
year as in 1896. he indicates to gold Demo-
Gratis that they should vote as they did iIl
1904
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'Mr. Yabsley, may ask why you always
dip your knife in your glass of water before
cutting your steak2'r
''It is a little trick learned from a fell
low who worked in a rubber factory"
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The bad behavior of few soldiers in
camp should not lead people to condemn
the whole of them. AS a matter of fact, a
very small fraction are guilty of all the
misconduct
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-30

An exchange asks: Are the Latin races
decadent?" II seems so. Spain has shown
that It has none Of the elements Of national
power. France is making a sorry spectacle
before the world-a weak government and
3 tickle people. The Dreyfus affair. a mat
Ter that should have been disposed of AZ
once. has been made the cause q wide
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Unfortunately the law against bribing
voters does not reach that form of Tag
gartism which pays wages to a dozen men
for doing the work of one.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-30

The great detective sat musing. look
of sadness stole over his mobile mouth
Or would had not he arrested it. He
could not permit unlicensed stealing to go
on under his very nose.
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Under the thin pretense of park improve
ments public money is being spent law
ishly to bride voters.
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nefining His Position.

watts-I fear you are rather nonprogres-
sive-in fact, a reactionist.
Dismal Dawson-Me? I'm nonactionist.
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He Meant Well.

She-How much does 90 love me?
Hell could not love you any more II you
were beautiful as dream
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Detroit Tribune.
Joe Letter has written about THE Dis
tribution Of Wheat Tor an Eastern maga-
zine. The material for this article was
gathered By Mr.. Letter at an expense o.
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that the
Delinquent tax rolls for 1895, 1896
and 1897, have been returned to
me with warrant for collection.
These rolls will be open for a short,
lime for the payment of taxes,
when they will be closed and the
costs of collection will be added.
Statements of all taxes will be
promptly forwarded upon receipt
of inquiry.
Dated this ~, day of July, 1898.
]. H. Ross,
Sheriff of Lincoln county.
Oregon,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19
A SAD ACCIDENT.
Louis Ross Wiles was killed at New
port last Friday.

Last Thursday afternoon Louis
Ross Wiles, I3-year-old son of Roy
Wiles of Silverton, assisted by sew
eral other boys began digging a
well in sand cave near the beach,
near Nye creek. He had not con-
cluded the task he had set himself
when night came, and Immediately
after breakfast on Friday morning
he fastened out to his work, saying
that two men had promised to help
him, and that he would soon have
his we'll dug. The two boys, his
playmates, were again with him,
and when they left the cave for a
moment, about 9 o'clock, they saw
the roof of it fall. Their screams
of warnig to their comrade in the
cave were fruitlesss, for with rush
about two tons of sand and rock fel
completely covering the unfortun-
ate boy.
The screams of the little fellows
attracted the attention of two men,
who were near, and these, without
waiting to get shovels, began quick
ly to dig away the sand and stone
with their hands, and in less than
ten minutes the bodv was uncover
ed, and the work of resuscitation
began.
Drs. Hamilton of Albina and DR..
Lee, of Corvallis, heard of the ac-
rcidept and reached the scene when
the body was being taken out of
the cave, and these gentlemen
worked tirelessly for over an hour
in hope of bringing back the life
that had flown, but to no purpose
the neck had been broken by the
force and weight of the sand, and
all efforts were vain.
Louis Ross Wiles was born on
August IS, 1885, and consequently
lacked only four days of being 13
years old. He was the son of Roy
S. Wiles, of Silverton, and Mrs.
Rena Stinson-Wiles, of Portland,
and grandson of Mrs. A. L. Stin-
son of Salem. The body was taken
to Salem on Saturday morning and
was buried Sunday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that it is pro-
posed to improve First Street in the city
of Toledo, from the intersection of First
and Graham streets to the west line of
Stanton's addition to Toledo. Said i'm
provement to consist of grades, cuts and
fills as shown by the survey made by A.
L. Porter, now on file in the office OF
the city recorder the cost OF said inn
provements to be borne by the abuttinp
property. All persons objecting there
to must file their written objections with
the city recorder within ten days from
the date of this notice.
BY order of the Common Council.
Dated this 10th day of August, 1898.
Attest r. +. COLLINS, Recorder.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19

If the next session of the OREGON
legislature does not meet with
arother hold-up they will elect
senator to succeed Mitchell. If
the party could break awav from
corporate and other unholy iltiu-
ences long enough to look to The
interests of the whole state thev
would elect Binger Hermann to 'l.-
vacant senatorship. Binger Her-
mann has done more III congress
for the state of Oregon than any
other member of congress the state
ever had. Hermann in the senate
would be power, and he would
labor increasingly for his people.
But then it is useless to hope for
Hermann, 70, the senator will be
some corporation lawyer from Port
land.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19

The contract for furnishing the flour
for the Siletz this year has been secured
by A. Wilhelm, of the Monroe Touring
mills. There were several bidders,
among which were the Red Crown Mills
of Albany, the Corvallis Mills, of Cor
Wallis and the Monroe Mills. The latter's
bib was the lowest. This is the first
time for years that any mill outside of
Corvallis has secured this contract.
The press association of Oregon and
Washington will meet in joint session
at Spokane on the "a, %, and, 26. The
three days meeting will no doubt be a
very interesting and enjoyable one.
Albany has church with $4,000
pipe organ which it has just dedicated
both church and organ.
Ed Stantons have moved into Al Tay-
lor's house, recently vacated by Henry
Lewis
Miss Mae Lewis visited friends on the
Alsea the latter part of last week, re-
turning home Monday.
Rev. McKillop, Baptist minister of
Albany, and his family, are stopping for
short time in Mr.. GaaI's cottage.
Dr. Thomas Parker, a physician of
Portland, has been in Toledo this week,
in attendance upon Oscar Ofstadaal.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that it is pro-
posed to improve Fourth street in the
City of Toledo, Oregon, from the inter-
section of Fourth and Graham streets to
the west line of Stanton's addition to
Toledo. Said improvements to consist
of grades, cuts and fills, as shown by the
survey Of A. L. Porter, now on file in
the Office of the city recorder; the cost
of the said improvements to be borne by
the abutting property owners. All prop
erty owners objecting to such improve
ment must file their written objections
thereto with the city recorder within ten
days from the date of this notice.
By order of the Common Council.
Dated this 19tn day of August, 1898.
Attest: r. E. COLLINS, Recorder.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19

Territorial expansion" is the
battle crv, boys. Practice on it.
We are to plant civilizations ban
ner in benighted lands, and Incl
dentaly find market for our pro-
ducts. We will find lot of heath
ems somewhere and teach them to
drink whiskey and smoke cigar
cites. This will give employment
to farmers raising corn and tobacco,
and "open the mills to labor
We are fine people to teach civiliza-
ton to any one. A nation with
1900, 600 tramps-with citizens
working with a ball and chain
a land where charity committees
relieves the sufferings Of the SOL
dier families!-New Nation.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19
A GRAND PARADE.

Chickamauga, Aug. 1.-THE review
at Camp Thomas this morning was one
OF the most striking pageants in years,
and one which will long be remembered
by those witnessing it. Over 10000
troops, in most gorgeous arrry, marched
in perfect order. Nearly $4,000 persons
were enthusiastic witnesses. At s 80
signal gun was fired and the long col
umn moved past the tower and Snod-
grass hill, where General Breckenridge
and the guests were seated in the re-
viewing stand. The cavalry came first,
the artillery next and the infantry last
Although the column only passed the
reviewing stand once, the review occu-
pied nearly five hours.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19
A Denver tot closed her n

A Denver tot closed her prayer
with. "God bless papa, and
mamma, and Dewey, and Shafter
and Schlev and Sampeon's, and
Teddy's Terrors; and I woulden't t
be very hard on poor Cervera if I
were you. Denver Post.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19

Secretary of the State Day has
resigned and the president has ap-
pointed John Hay to succeed him.
If some one could only prevail up-
on one R. A. Alger to retire from
the cabinet.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-19
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Services
III at Toledo on the first and third Sabbaths
Of each month at IL o'clock a. m. Sabbath
school every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. C. r. ELLSWORTH, Pastor.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15

Albert A. Lynn, sergeant in Co. G.,
12th U. S. Infantry. returaed from
Montauk Point, Long Island, Monday
morning. He says that the condition
of the troops at Camp Wikoff is sim
ply awful, and the soldiers are dying
by scores. His company arrived at
the camp from Santiago 95 strong, and
three days later bat II men we're able
to report for duty. His description of
things is very realistic, and he says the
people of the east are loudly denounc-
ing the administration for It's criminal
conduct of affairs. MI. Lynn Is a re-
publican and his criticisms do not pro-
coed from political bias, butare caused
by the facts as they are. Unless i'm
mediate steps are taken to remedy ex-
listing evils this country will have to
answer for a disgrace by the side of
which Andersodville was a heaven.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15

The NEws-DEMoCRAT ma has
been at great expense to consolidate
the two papers, which, while working
for the same end never agreed on
methods, thus hampering the cause
for which they labored. In addition
to che expense incurred in buying the
News, he has found it necessary to
purchase a new press in order to meet
the demands of the papers large cir
culation. The paper must be enlarged
and improved, but to do all this re-
'quires money. The papers subscrib-
ers number about 1900. Some of these
are paid in advance, many are in ar
rears from a few months to five years.
To each individual subscriber the
amount owed is small, but to the pa
per man it is a big item. If each
subscriber owes a dollar, the total is
sufficient to pay all the papers debts
and then some. Think Of this, and
send the editor a dollar or two. 1t is
needed noW more than at any other
time. Don't neglect it. A good pa
per can't be run on wind alone.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15
WESTERN NEWS-DEMOCRAT

ROBERT GOOD, Editor and Publisher
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15

Notlce to property owners of a special meet,
Ing o. Sne village board of the village of Valen-
special assessments for improvements.
LOU ana each OF you are hereby notified that
special meeting will be held of the VILLAGE
SoSrd Of trustees of the village of Valentine.
EEepraska; at the clerks Office i'm said village on
rriday, October 2, 1898, at the hour of seven
o'clock ?; m. for the purpose of making special
assessments upon repairs and construction of
11ee walks adjacent to and AUDITING upon the
hereinafter described property, io-wit:
Lot five In block one of the original town of
valentine; Lots seven and eight in block one
oitie original town OF Valentine.
Yen and each of you are therefore notified to
1e present at the time and place aforesaid, and
linen and there make any objections to, or state.
Inents concerning said assessments against
you a''d each of YOU. as you may consider prop
sr, and show cause why said costs should not
oe ceFtLfied according to law. to the county
clerk OF Cherry county, to be extended upon
the tax list against said above described prop
erfy, by said county clerk. in addition to the
pro rata cost of publication hereof.
1stest: A. NJ. MoRRIssEY. p. r. SryoSs.
Clerk, Chairman.
.nslt9 september 10, 1885. 9-15 loo
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15
Miss Cora Gillette, Valentines most

Miss Cora Gillette, Valentines most
stylish milliner, spent Sunday with
her parents, took Monday mornings
passenger for Omaha to visit the Ex-
position a few days, She will also
lay in a supply Of new goods.
The doctrine of theosophy has been
well illustrated in our city the past
week. Last Saturday evening Rev,
Burleigh changed a fish into a bird in
a few seconds-a Herring into Mar
tin-under the happiest conditions. A
clear triumph in science.-Aj1ssWorh
Star-JOUrnGI.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15

At Merriman last Friday the popu-
lists and democrats of the third com
missioner district met in convention
and without making q nomination ad.
journed to meet at the same place on
Saturday, September "a, at which
time a full delegation from each pre-
cinct in the district should be present.
1t is generally conceded that the fusion
nominee shall be a democrat, hence
we would advise all the democratic
brethren to turn out and nominate q
good, clean man. There is much fine
commissioner timber among the demo-
Gratis in that section of the country,
and the conventions should have no
difficulty in selecting a man who will
satisfy the most exacting both regard
ing ability and political standing.
The friends OF reform should bear in
mind Tat the retiring commissioner
hes made an enviable record as a
friend of economy and a foe to poor
business methods in our county govern
ment, thus rejecting credit upon his
party, and his successor should be
worthy of his place. Once more We
urge all democrats and populists to
see that full delegations are present at
the conventions.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15

a regular pastor has been appointed
to take charge of the Episcopal church
here and at Chadron, alternating be-
tween the two places. Miss Childe
will 60 to st. Paul, Nebraska. The
change will be made on the first of the
month.-AUidnce Grip.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15

Married. Monday, Sept. IL, A. A.
Lynn and Elva Hacker, Judge W. r.
Towne performing the ceremony at
the residence of the brides parents.
S. j. Weekes, register of the land
Office at O'Neill, Nebraska, came up
Friday night with Norris Brown and
attended the debate Saturday night.
John Shore and wife, Of Kennedy
and Sam Hudson and wife, of Simeon,
were in town yesterday on their way
to Omaha to take in the Exposition.
DIR. II. 2. Belt was in town from
Rosebud Tuesday. The government
is building a new house for the doctor,
and he says Mrs. Belt likes her new
home very much.
c. E. Lear and A. Gilbert, of Spring
view, were in town Monday. They
overlooked this moulder of public
opinion hence we are unable to state
the character of their business.
G. Y. Thorn and wife went to Cody
Tuesday forenoon to make applica-
ton for the school at that place. This
would be a very convenient arrange
ment for both the Cody people and
Nh. and Mrs. Thorn.
Wilhelm Anderson, of near Nc
Cam, was in town Tuesday and called
on this Office. MI. Anderson has a
nice little bunch of cattle and being a
shrewd business man will make a good
thing out of them in a short time.
Engine No. ID, with Engineer
Thompson and Fireman Harrison, of
Mo. Valley, is assisting the Is in its
work of pulling trains over the Mo
brara hill. The engines are kept quite
busy these days pulling stock trains.
The F. E. will sell tickets to Omaha
and return on Sept. q, good for five
days, for $6.15, account of Modern
Woodmen day at the Exposition.
This is a one cent a mile rate, and
tickets will be sold only one day, Sept.
81.
Prof. J.. F. Hook, of Cody, was in
town on business yesterday. He is
running a mill at the mouth Of Medi-
cine canyon, 9 miles south of Cody,
and has lately added a single machine
his saw mill and feed grinding out
fit.
Mrs. E. J. Davenport and daughter
Mae, with her two sons, Clyde and
Harrison, left Sunday morning for
to attend the Exposition.
Mae will 60 to Lincoln this week to
her studies at the state uni
A. J. Zwart, cashier of the First
National Bank of Des Moines, Iowa,
S in town this week hunting the gay
md elusive prairie chicken under the
,haperonage of VIM. Francke and j.
Alexander, the latter having came
Up from Clearwater for the sport,
C. B. and J. d. Scott, the former
;oust stenographer to Judge Sullivan
md the latter to Judge Westover,
ook 4 verbatim report of the debate
Saturday night. The speeches will be
,ublishsd in pamphlet form and sent
tut ovef the district as populist CAM
,aign literature.
W. F. Morgareidge has resigned his
position as teacher in the Cody schools
Il account of having received the
domination for superintendent. Two .
eachers will be employed at Cody
his term and IL has not yet been de-
ermined who the teachers will be.
he new school house will be COM
leted in a couple of weeks. t
j.. r. Whitehead, of Cheyenne, l
.yo., W. II. Robinson and Ben Car I
sr, of Washington, D. c., and Miss :
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15

~AN VSSo COlibCA
ence of the M. e. church which wa.
held at Gordon closed Sunday, and the
following list Of appointments was
read:
HADRO DISTRICT
j. A. ScamahOrn-Presiding elder.
Alliance-R. FL, Cannon.
Box Butte-C. r. Morgan.
Chadron-R. e. EaSley.
ChadrOn circuit-L. W. Horton.
C0dy-B. Hunt.
Crawford G. II. Burletgh.
GOrdon-S. A. Beck.
HarrisOn-J. l.. Kendall.t
Hay Springs-D. j. Clark.
Hemingford-J. W. Kern.
Lakeside-Joseph F. Youngman.
Lavaca-C. l.. Smith.
Rushville-A. F. Cumbow.
Whitney-C. +. Cornell.
LONGTIME DISTRICT.
?. H. Eighmy-Presiding elder.
AinswOrth-AmoS Fetzer.
AtklnSOn-R. A. Ball.
BroWnlee-J. S, Campbell.
Butte-W. 0. Glassner.
CrOokston-J. A. johnson.
JOhnstown-W. E. Gray.
Longptne-V. C. Daniels.
Missouri Valley-L. Taylor.
Newport-H. L. Harvey.
Sparks and NOrden-W. Hudspetl.
SpriDgyiew-A. g. Moore.
Stuart-C. F. Smith.
Simeon and Gordon V~alley-F. j. Atkinson.
Valentine-O. s. Baker.
O. I. Moore was made supernumerary at his
own request, as was A.. Il. Julian and T. c.
Balch.
1t will be noticed that Robt. G..
Easley, of this place, has been assign
ed to the Chadron church, which is
said to be the best in the conference.
We congratulate Mr., Easley upon this
appointment, and commend him to
the people of Chadron as an excellent
man, a good talker, and willing worker.
O. L. Ramsey is missionary to Wyo-
ming. Rev. Moore will ask a trans
fer to some eastern conferenhe. The
next conference will be held in Valen-
tine.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15
Tents at T. c. Rornby's.

Prime cider vinegar at T. c. Horn.
by's. 81
Full line of school tablets at Petty
crews. 81
Quart fruit Jars 80 cents at T. c.
Hornby's. 81
Sam Hudson was in from Simeon
Saturday.
Full supply of hay, grain and feed
at Pettycrew's. 81
Best brick and McGraw's cheese at
T. c. Hornby's. 81
j. H. Quigley went up to Cody Sun
day, on business.
Ladies' and gents summer shoes at
cost at Pettycrew's. "a
Born, to A. A. Lynn and wife,
SopG. IL, d DdUy girl.
John Brown was over from Rosebud
the first of the week.
Amos Randall was over from Rose
bud on business, Satu rday.
Miss Jennie Sweat is visiting her
sister here, Mrs. Sol Morey.
B. F. Felch, of Simeon, made this
Office a pleasant call Monday.
For a luxury try T. c. Hornby's
baked beans in tomato sauce. 81
Edna Fischer went to Omaha this
morning to attend the Exposition.
Ed. Clarke has moved into the
Office left vacant by r. G. Easley.
Geo. II. Webb and wife, of Rosebud
registered at The Donoher, Friday.
Frank Thorn was in from his school,
the-North Star, Saturday and Sunday.
The NEws-DEMoCRAT has alre adv
stirred up the animals and they are
roaring.
Dean Elmer went to Lincoln yester-
day morning to attend the state uni
versity.
B. E. B. Kennedy and wife came up
from Omaha and went out to their
ranch, Friday.
j, B. Sweeney, of Pullman, was in
town Saturday getting posted oh the
political situation.
Henry Murphy was in town from
Dry Creek, Saturday attending the
populist convention.
L. X. Alder, the Ainsworth attor-
ney, was in town yesterday looking
after business matters.
Bids for 500 bushels of potatoes and
100 bushels of onions will be received
at Rosebud until Sept. q.
D. McChesney, son of the agent at
Rosebud, was in town Monday on his
way to the school at Wayne.
R. N. Bruce came up from Wood
lake Saturday afternoon and attended
the joint debate in the evening.
2 democrat wagons and l spring
wagon, good as new, for sale cheap.
"a E. BREUKLANDER.
Wash Honey and Ely Valentine
represented the republicans of Wood
AXE at the debate Saturday evening.
j. W. Garner, J. S. Marroll and F.
R. Vanish were delegates to the dem
ocratic convention Saturday from Eli
precinct.
Deputy internal revenue collector
Carl T. Seeley was in town Tuesday,
Ind went to Crookston and Cody the
lext day.
Marsh Parker, a prominent capital
st of Omaha, was in town Saturday
n company with S. B. Turner, of
Pete De Cory was over from Rose
'ud Monday and employed M. Chris
ensen to paint his new house on the
eservation.
Stanley Ray and about 20 other
MEMBERS of Co. H, I'd Neb. Vols, {
assed through town Monday night Oh
heir way home to Chadron. Is
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-09-15
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Entered at the Post-Office at Valentine, Cherr,
county, Eehra aka, as SecOnd-clasS matter.

This paper will be mailed regularly
to its subscribers until a definite order
TO discontinue is received and all ar
a are paid in full.