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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23
uy, nnuaxv. liner wedding.

LONDON. Dee. 23.-The wedding Of
Senator Chaunccy NJ. Depew, who ar
rived at Plymouth Dec. 20 on the
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser
wilhelm der Crosse, and Miss May
Palmer has now been fixed for Dec. %
at Nicp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23
Many Lives Lost In n Mexican Fire.

Many Lives Lost In Mexican Fire.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 90
News has just reached here of fire
in the city of Zacatecas, in the Mexi-
can state of the same name, III which
many lives were lost. The fire was In
the principal market building. Latest
advices from Zacatecas state that tif-
teen dead bodies had been taken from
the ruins, while it is believed double
that many are still under the wrecked
,rnllst
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23

The Indiana Goes to Venezuela.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec. 23.-The
United States battleslip Indiana left
here for la Guayra. Venezuela. The
German training ship Moltke is now
here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23
Germany to Attack Venezuela.

Germany to Attack Venezuela.
. BERLIN, Dec. 23.-It Is stated upon
good authority that the German gov
ernment Is preparing for military ac-
ton against Venezuela in order to COM
pel a settlement of German claims
against that country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23

1ndeed It could with propriety take no 9TH
u course. evidence on these questions dur
ing the inquiry having been excluded by
the court fg18'
. The department approves the recommen-
dntlon Of the court that no further pro-
ceedings be had IN the premises.
The department records Its appreciation
Of the arduous labors Of the whole court
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23

G. F. Welch, commission merchant
sand grocer, 3l6 King street, has in
took a fs1L lns;of apples, oranges,
cranberfies and other fruits for the
holidays, also fine groceries, coffees
md teas Poultry in abundance for
3rtlt1nfr y VT IN kats Give him 4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23
n,ke.pd Duchess Separate.

DARMSTADT, Dec. 23.-The superb
or court has pronounced the separation
of the Grand Duke and Duchess Of
HesSe. ,..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23
Notice.

Notice.
On and after January |. 1902 the
the price of coaches to funeral in city
limits will be advanced 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23

Grand Vcnison lunch at Taylor S
Christmas Eve, Nos. S and ! East
Eighth Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23

weather Probabilities.
Unsettled weather; brisk to high
southerly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23

Buy yourIpiano from tho Ludwig Plane
Go. where only good goods are for eslt
then you cannot make any mistake. We
havs pianos from 1915 up on terms OF Is,
&C. aud 80 per month. We tune and re
pair oil Kind Of instruments. tj.g
Ludwig Piano Go. 6l5 6hiplsy street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23
DubeIi the Halter

Go to Charles e. Dubsll for your hats
aud caps Of all styles No, 2 East Third ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23
Harry E. Thomas & Co.
ESTABLISHED 1889.

We are anticipating lively demand for
fine j1welry this Xmas and are in the market
with every facility to take care o I all our old
customers NJ we'll ~ any new ones whu may
favor us with their atronage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-23

Uhristmas Times, -6,maps u none 1909
Kias 1sFese hassg M ~ isifurAsA
lteiSSs ss siS &c.,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30

tone; "but I am sorry, Miss Halle, if I
disturbed you with my singing"
mo matter, now, replied Miss Wood
burn, hastily. 81 guess 1 an little neTv-
Gus. Would you go up to Thad's room
and see if he is there?"
Genie few upstairs and along the cor
ridor to the west wing; but Ihad was not
in his room.
UGH" calculated she, as the storm beat
on the closed shutters. Il wonder little
myself where the lad is"
He isn't there" she said, returning to
where her mistress was waiting; but
that's nothing, he's somewhere around and
viii be in by and by. It is scarcely dark
yet"
As Genie said, by and by T9ad came in,
with the snowhakes thiczly sifted IN his
curly hair.
why! where have you been?" cried Miss
Woodburn, in an excited, yet relieved, tone
''To the village, ma'am,' came the an
swer, reluctantly.
''On such night as tRiS?" and she held
up her hands in establishment.
.'Y-es," he said. The harness gave cut
and had to get it mended.'
Then he went up to his room chuckling
to himself. sAIyl I've told more lies to-
night than for a long time A conpre-
hensive smile lighted up his face as he
sat down to warm his toes.
An hour passed and the great Watchdog
ratified his chain and bar1ed furiously. In
moment the bell IN Thad's room tinkled
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30
G,:ts - Hospital.

Ernest Fleisaef went 10 Ham '5Jrg.
Iowa, HfO,.day morning ana after Z
short stay at hu:!1a he will 10 on to
Chicago to have an operation perform
ed on his knee which he injured ina
foot ball game ut SalIna when he wa
attending College there TWO or three
years ago. Lately it has been giving
q great deal Of tlOable and he Decided
that it was best to give up his school
work and have it treated. His father
will acc )mpany him to Chicago and he
will probably remain in the hospital
two months or more. Hrs. Fleisher
will stay here with her parents until
he returns. His friends here hope
that he may be greatly benefited by
the treatment giyen.-Smith Cou~ !,
Journal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30
Prairie View.

Pleasant weather for this time Of
year.
Thanksgiving turkey are quite
plenty this fall.
Died, infant son OF Garrett Kniper,
November IA, Rev. Smythe Officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sharp left for
Omaha Sunday morning, where they
intend to visit few weeks.
Sam Steward has rented his farm
and contemplates trying his luck in
Oklahoma the coming season.
Bert Finch, son of John Finch, is
home on visit for a few weeks. Bert
has been trying his fortune in Wash
ington for several years, and thought
he would fun down ane see how the
old folks were enjoying life.
Miss Nora Thomas was Phillips
burg caller Saturday.
Carl Ryekman is home on visit,
from Texas for a few days. Carl must
like the Sunna south.
DR.. Fisher of PhillipSburg came up
Wednesday morning to investigate
the smallpox scare, he pronounces it
it real case of smallpox Mr..
Gettys has about recovered from this
disease. but his children have now
taken it.
Geo. Tracey was let into the
mysteries of the Woodman lodge Sat
urday evening. He no doubt found
the goat quite a docile animal.
Mr. and Mrs. Burlington entertain
ed few of their friends at dinner
last Friday evening. Those who had
the pleasure of spending the evening
with this eStimabfe couple pronounce
them excellent entertaiders.
Rex
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30
sssoeoeeeseessseeeeeeoee
as COUNTY NEWS ~
sseeeeseeoeeeeeeeseooSeee
Long Island Items.

Mesdames Boown and Brown, Misses
Mamie Rogers, Flora Ayers, Bessie
Lus5y, Maud Smith and Messrs.
Bailey, Lusby and Baker attended e
'Becka" box supper at Almena on
Tuesday evening. a good time is re-
ported by all.
Our teachers attended the n. W.
T. A. at Phillipsburg.
The Long Island High school bust
ness department, have been holding
few evening sessions.
Our local doctors are busy day and
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Whitcomb enter
tanned few friends on #ednerday
evening.
Cbas. Fansldr, of Prairie View,
was over Monday. He purchased a
team for his barn.
John Kenyon reports new froat
pair of grinders. Hill Of Almcna die
the work.
1t is hard to say which is the proud
er, Uncle Cozad or John.
Mr.. Huston, of Holton, was i
town the first of the week.
Miss Odel LaIand spent Sunday at
her home.
Miss Martha Miller and Hiss Min
ME COnley were Alma visitors Wed
neSday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner, of Council
Bluffs, is visiting relatives in tile city.
Rev. Hoffman, of Salina, made an
address on his work in the state pen
itentiary, which was listened to very
attentiyeIy by the students on Thurs
day morning.
GiGin Culbertson has erected a new
fence around his alfalfa lot.
Mrs. loops arrived here Friday
morning to visit her children.
Mrs. B. S. Lindley returned to heI
home in Riyerton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Dietrich left for
their home Monday.
Congressman Reeder, family and
Grandfather Reeder took tie train at
this place on Friday morning fol
Washington. lie is very enthusiasts
tic over irrigation prospects.
Mr.. Morey and family and Mr.. Wat
ktns and family and brothers, Joe and
Nat started for Oregon Monday.
Jim Smith is painting his house.
Chas. Laird and Miss Cora Wolfe OF
Almena, were in town Friday.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30
MISS BASCOM'S WEDDING.
4 Thanksgiving Episode Which Faded
Happily fer All Concerned.

ssS Avs sakes! Polly, you don't
tell me that you're going to mar
A ~ Eph Lawson?" and Mrs.
Thomson took her hands from the dough
and looked at the prim figure at the win
dow, for Polly Bascom was trim and a
mite over 40.
''On Thanksgiving day, Sarah. I'd like
to know if l haven't as good right to
''To be sure you have; but there's the
parson, who lost his wife last year and
who wants another helpmeet."
and there's the Widow Jones and Miss
Sickle" said Polly. 81 can't help the par
son out this time
"'Really, 1 didn't know it had gone so
far. Why, what have you done towards
the weddin'? This is the twenty-third-'
''And I'm as ready as l ever will be-
Gas ready as you've been for 20 years"
and Mrs. Thomson went back to her work.
Suddenly she looked up.
''Who's goin' to give the bride away" she
asked, abruptly.
We're not goin' to have any such hifa
lutin' proceedings purzed the bride-to-be.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30
For Sale.

l1rug store in southwestern Iowa.
Wculd trade for land. For particu-
isrs call on or address II. u. Brothers,
Agra, Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30

as if her heart would break only yesster--
day over a picture Of Ned Nickers. So l
think she is grievin' over him.
Thad drew his breath in sharply. 81
-didn't-lnow,' he said, sof ". Then he
stumbled along into the milk-room for the
pals, leaving the perplexed maid wonder
ing what it was to Thad-this bit OF gos-
sip"
But when the chore man sat down by
GRUMPY horn in the duslZy stables, he MUIR
INJURED: II said 1 didn't know; but 1 do.
I know more than anyone at Merriwold
knows about it,
With the deepening twilight came a
storm of snow, sweeping the countryside.
The curtains were drawn at Aferriwold and
q ruddy blaze illuminated the library
hearth. The lamp on a side-table was
turned low, for Miss Woodburn was not
reading; she was looking into the fire and
listening to the Click" of the icy snow
against the panes.
Ten years ago tonight it stoTmed just
this way. 0, how l remember til
Perhaps she breathed prayer, for her
lips moved inaudibly; then she went into
the adjoining room, where Genie was braid
ing her long beautiful hair before the mir
ror and humming: Douglas, Tender and
True"
Don't sing that tonight, Genie" she
said, almost sharply. Then she asked where
| Thad was.
Il dunno, ma'am, unless he is in his
room,' answered the maid, in a sympathetic
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30


s q ftALLIE WOODBURY. stood on the
EU broad, honey steps of AIerriwold
lzzg taking q sweeping inventory Of the
darkening November sky.
"And tomorrow is Thanksgiving againi' .
she said, in troubled way, looking across
al Ihad, the chore man, who was busy
tying down the rose-yihes for their win
ter's rest.
''Yes," he answered, glancing up, ''time
flies as if it had angels wings.'
But time goes drea1fully slow, some
times, for some people, she replied, with
4 shiyer, turning away.
Its too mortal mean that those friends
Of hers couldn't have come to eat Thanks
givin' with her, when they promised, Thad
concluded to himself as he covered the
last refractory cane. Then he went around
to the kitchen to speak to Genie.
'"The mistress is dreadfully put out about
those visitors" said he, con6dentially, cor
else-she has something on her mind; it
can't be she's getting kind o 'fraid like now,
since the father and mother are laid away?''
CO. 1 dunno!" she answered, mysterious
". eff l was judgin' I'd say she was griev-
in over sendin' her lover off without much
of a reason, as near as [ can find out"
''Her-lov-er?" and Thad stared at the
prophetic Genie with wiae-open eyes.
''Why yes; Ned Nickers You know I
told YOU, she answered, reproachfully.
80, but that was good while ago" put
in Thad.
yes, I know" went on Genie, wisely,
'but she had her home ones all along I'M
til lately, and now it's different. And
Thad," turning toward him suddenly, cts
about this time O. year that she shut the
doors of EIerriwold against him and-it
hasn't been Merriwold since! And Ihad-
GROSS N~Of1r Epar+ nov This Is a dead So
cret-"
Gross my heart, repeated Thad, sol
EMMY.
Then Genie leaned nearer her attentive
auditor and whispered: Il saw her cryin
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30
fa@e No. $3.50
SHEn.!IFf'S SALE.


PHILLIPS & rs MY,
IN ate !;:<t',o' Cent CT Philips county
y Dowmeu & S,n pIalatiTs,
:! : Plstt < san defendants.
Tab j. moi Ice il hereby gwen. that ur
j,y vfrtHa 81 liz IyTneni rendered IL Ter. and
entitled action IN ard i'y the above the above
ur;l"r 4 ~aia i>saed saii : cuu IT. AID IF
directed aid delivered. viii ''dgment to me
i9)t. 1T he 'Ur of : n'0i3ck on December 2ad
the east door Of the court = IN: OF said y IL
in The comfy Of Thir' h"uee. in Phiiiipshurg.
81 public sal, ard s. ps. state of Kansas offer
cash ia hand The 10 he highest bidder. for
p"rty. nam ly. following descr bel real pro
in block ele~ Lots Is % 81. 81 j, 80 rnl 81
ali in SAIL t1Uin the t,w1 OF Prairie View,
-af9 o. county Of Philips state of Kansas.
sold ,peFtv has hen levied upon and IS to be
o. the Property of the above named defend
Dated this 3Iet lay of Oct. A. d. 1891.
II n YERTON.
Sheriff Of Phillips county.
| y. 2. &oCotNIcTz, Attorney for Plain iiTs.
Cir, t.Fu52ication Nov. 2-5w.)
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30
EOn-D9Sideat Publication EGtiCe.
Ioui7s Z. Van Fosseu, plaintiff,

.II'I'F u
Haas
Ioui7e Z. Van Fosseu, plaintiff,
David " Van Fossen, defendant.
The defendant. David W Van Fossen win
take notice that ~ has been sued bv the plain
tia ana thar plaintiff has filed her petitiGn in TIE
above named court praying for divorce from
the hoaS Of matriinnng heretofore existing be
tween piaintitf and defendant. and for the res
7oTat CT l5iutif's maiden name. Louise E.
hapmaH. Eou therefore required
swe- or pi al u said petitioa or before
toe goth day Of December. 1851, judGme Mt
y Ill be rendered pravei for il plaintiffs Pc
tition n ]. = C@oFzuCK- Atty for Pm.
attest:
y A 3 .RRoN, clerk District Court.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30
Program

following is the Pr ,gron, fo,. -
cade township Sun LAY school conven-
tion, to be held at Dana scnool hos
December 8.
1000 a. m.-Song Service.
Pr'yer-N. Il. GiIInand.
Better Teaching and How D
A. B, Dixon.
"Nethods of Sunday School Work.
County President.
Dinner.
Singing and Prayer
$50 1.-THE Sunday School and 3Iissi-
ons,'- Mrs. Sisson.
Personal Responsibility = Mr,
Townley.
Temperance Taught in the San
day Schcol''-Mrs. Riley.
Paper--E. C. Lee.
Election of Officers.
All Questions Open for Discussion.
ARTHUR GILLILAND, 3. s1ssoS,
President. Secretary.
You don't have to wait" for job
printing at this Office.
Everyone should take advantage of
getting three good papers one year for
81. 35-KanSas Farmer Stock Breeders
Annual and the Semi Weekly HERALD
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30
A Good Square mesi

is Wat you want when you are hun
cry Zoe Lees Restaurant is the place
Go get it. Also keep a complete stock
of inc confectionery, cigars, tobac-
cnes. etc.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30
Ten year farm loans made. Low
rate. Annual interest.
J. o. LOWE & SON.

Now is the time tosubscribe for the
.iiaRAtD. The largest and best paper
II The county. Ali the news all the
i -. a.y it andbe convinced.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30

If you have anything to trade, e. <
change, sell or buy, the HERALD Loo J.
columns will furnish yoa good med !
nm to let the pnplic know your want $
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-30

jerkily.
81 knew she'd call me- he laughed, obey
ing the summons with alacrity.
See what disturbs Bijou so, said Miss
Woodburn, from over her book.
The chore man went out quickly, let
ting in furry of icy snow behind him.
Presently he came back, bringing furry
in with him.
cts man who has lost his way" he
said, "and he'd like cup of coffee and
a bit of warmth before he goes further
And it's an awful night" emphasized Thad
"a tramp" and Miss Woodburn's face
was study. ct is hardly safe for-us-
to
'If he's tramp he's an awfully nice
one,'' interrupted Thad, forgetting his
manners, ''but whoever he is, he is almost
froze"
A vision of Ned VicEers going out into
that other storm rose up. And he had
gone to the bad people said Maybe
he, too, was a tramp by this time!
Bring him into the dining-room, then"
she said, kindly.
"A nice tramp hrfed Genie, poking
the kitchen CRATE and rafting the cups with
a savage spitefulness. Whoever heard of
a nice tramp?
Thanksgiving discrepancies.
Health waits On moderate poverty.
Fate's wisdom oft we question.
The man whose dinners best is he
Who has the worst digestion.
II
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PhLLIPSBUEo. Kh

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-17

like him in Colorado, and it is certain
that there isn't another horse like him in
Denver.
He has had his picture taken oftener
than Lillian Russell or President McKin-
ley, and there isn't single kodaker who
ever came to Denver who hasn't taken a
shot at him.
If you ride out to the end of the South
Broadway car line on the South Broad
Way car and get off and look about you
you will see a steep hill with two rows
Of rusty steel rails running up it, If
you wait for a moment you will hear a
tinkling Of bells and horse pulling a
rickety old car will appear on the crest
of the hill, toiling slowly upward.
At the top he will stop, and the driver
will get down, release him from the anti
quated leather straps by which he pulls
the car, slowly lead him around to the
back and leisurely urge him up into the
back platform.
Then he will give the car push, and
down it will come to the foot of the hill,
when the driver will take the horse out
again, harness him up and drive him
slowly back up the hill.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-17
HORSE RIDES IN THE CAR.

Eenver Post
The horse that rides down the hill is
che Of the sights of Denver.
He Is considered a unique parsonage It
is probable that there isn't another horse
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-17
Poor Pussy.

Cats are having bad time in Ger
many just now. Ten thousand fur lined
gloves and CATERS have been ordered for
the troops in China, according to an ex-
change, and pussy has to shed her skin
Tor 1t all. For every greatcoat fourteen
cat skins are used. two for each pair of
CATERS and one for each pair of gloves.
Cats are going up in the German market.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-17
The Through Tourist Car to califor-

Formerly leaving on Mondays, will here
SIter leave on Tuesdays, via the Chicago
santa Fe route. The $50 80 rate will apply
via this route '"ppA'
For further information apply to ]. p
Elmer, G.. A. p. D.. corner Fifth and
Robert streets, st. Paul, Mimi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11

nis2 2 called German wheat. md hsa 49,.
eutivated from time immcmorieI us nsen
stlshd. Southern Germany and oihas ~.
lions OF Europe. "NH ounef pnr>
., II also moi. true that speit Ia only ~,
~ ~ Ieeu anlmnis unless Inc ar,ter 1 n.e
sluefh members Of the human Yace 20 r svn
n9n animals. Spelt Yields fhe ans. ..sl.
Whltesl flour OF any known rrain an ~ ~
usru Ior Tue hnest confectionery nurnnsas
I'm me finest rolls and bread are ,naSa
ann, i 49, ~, hor me baking purposes no other
bqt there Is one drawback. In arder ;.
I'M dillI y the stones need an entirely diryerent
utsshlh9 anu adjusting: but the Inffier who
II t"u 70 eyer commence aud yenturs 10 mill
" PROVIDED farmers could be Induced "a
cnltlrate y and provide him with en,e,sh
gram, would md a genuine bonanza
~ Is really astonishing that our cousuIs
abroad. who generally take coRnixance ~
many subjects. some Of witch arc AZ ~
lulporlance haye not found n worth vyhiin
20 make Inquiries and 10 sport the res,,its
70 the agricultural department Of the mt
Many years ngo had several small sack,
o. the grain. sent me from Switzerland
distributed them among farmers but either
tnf cnnate ana soil here, or lack OF under.
n,sndlhg IT'S cultivation resulted 10 a fan.
But there remains no doubt. even n n.
CULTIVATION should not prove adaptable Ia
our climate and soil here, that there Arc
numerous other portions and SECTIONS IN
our country where magnificent results can
ne obtained aud once introduced cultIyated
ana milled, its -four will become the great
est fayorite In the household.
DR.. A. q. r. streit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-11
BASEBALL PROJECT.
League May Be Organized Of Texas
and Louisiana owns,

League May Be Organized OF Texas
and Louisiana T owns.
Beaumont Texas. June 1.-The local
team is rapidly getting itself together
and is going to he pretty stlT aggreea.
zion. There are about five players nj.
ready booked and the management has
nhes out for the remainder. They are
practiclng every evening and had prac.
nee game Yesterday evening at Blanchette
PARK The fence is wen under way ami
VIII be completed while the grand Stand
S gd preachers are to he finished by ppyf
Ihe Neches club game for next Friday
evening has not vet been definitely M.
IaHSeu' hut VIII very likely be- tic omen
ihns game Then viii follow on Spndor
tne loth' Il game with Jennings which
SHOULD prove an interesting a9e
Fort Arthur has also organized and cloi,n
strong team, which VIII give The Rom
m99htcrs run for their ,--rley.
InPre Is movement on font for ,he
organization OF q baseball league amonc
ne CITIES ana towns on the Southern r.,
Inc between Houston and New Orleans
I9ere are some good baseball towns in
ms ms territory and II the league can he or.
EahiEed II can be made very Interpstine
10 the lovers Of the game