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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-12-17

/ Albert Sellers left Wednesday morn
/ ing for Mcpherson His mother is
very sick
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See Mechau for candies.
Paw uS-we need coin.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-12-17

For sale or trade for good miicf
cow-fine toned organ. IT. B. Hiskey
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Baker will pay cents per pound
for good hides until further noice.
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Good fresh beef at Bakers
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-12-17

VIM Franklin. the Studley painter.
visited with John Reddig and family
the first of the week.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-12-17

See Mechau for candies.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-12-17

Fresh pork at Bakers
Picked pork at Baker $
Smoked hams at Baker
Alfalfa Hay for sale in stack at So. 90
per ton. Chas Steinberger.
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Ralph Horak was down from Voda
Wednesday, and made us an appre-
ciated call.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-12-17

On Tuesday we had light snow
fall with very preceptible fall in the
temperature.
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Oysters served at Mechau' 5.
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See Mechau for nuts

See Mechau for nuts
Oysters served at Mechau's
Good fresh beef at Bakers
Wa-keeney has an Owl club.
The different stores are displaying
some handsome Christmas goods this
year.
Keep a sharp lookout for Joe Poffen-
berger's new stunt with his trick
donkey.
Albert Sellers left Wednesday morn
ing for Mcpherson His mother is
very sick
Ralph Horak was down from Voda,
/ Wednesday, and made us an appre-
ciated call.
/ Next lecture course January 9th.
Remember the date. It's the best of
the season.
On Tuesday we had a light snow
fall with very preceptible fall in the
temperature.
VIM. Franklin. the Studley painter
visited with John Reddig and family
the first of the week.
Mary Ufford has been quite sick
with touch of fever this week, but
is better at I'll is writing.
Miss -Allene Nelson, Miss Daphne
Cloud and Miss Jane Wilson are re-
ported on the sick list this week
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| Next lecture course January 9th.
Remember the date. It's the best of
( the season.
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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3.
British Prince. Antwerp. PhNnix......
Majestic Liverpool White 700 m 1000
Wells City. Swansea, Bristol ...-..... 800
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.l
Chicago. Jan. S0-There was not the war news
to-day to inspire wheat buying that there was
Friday and there was the news from Minneapolis
that the mills would close down in order to get
the price Of cash wheat down. The lack of the
war inspiration and the bear attitude Of the flour
nillers resulted in a break in this wheat market
OF l2c to &c Cash wheat at Minneapolis, on the
action of the mills there in closing. broke 1870.
This market had some support from the Armour
people on the break May sold at 905sc and at s93c
and closed sOAc; July closed at S2l4c. Receipts
lighter than last year, 25s cars in the North
west. compared with 2l9 and the primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels. compared with $4,000 Clear
ances were $4,000. Liverpool and Paris were up
moderately The Argentine strike is affecting Lv-
erpool is said that Argentine shippers are offer
ing 1Lc a bushel for an extension of month IN
their shipments Australia shipped $4,000 bushels
Worlds shipments will be around 100000 bushels
There were sales here of 10000 No. l Northern
wheat by Armour. Toledo reported sales Of about
10000 bushels No red TO milleTs during the
week There was a very quiet speculative market
with more less commission selling Of May and
July, and with Armour the best buyer.
Corn closed lac 10 sc under Friday. Cash corn
was very weak 1c TO Sc lower. Cars so scarce
on Eastern roads shippers finding it hard to
do business. The railroad blockade is weakening
the cash market and somewhat affecting the
speculative market. There 27S cars. with no
contract. The estimate for Monday $50 cars
Cables were unchanged. Clearances $4,000
bushels Corn has gone out of here this week about
fast it has come in. May sold at 5Ossc and 5Oc
and closed at 501sc sellers; July 4Slsc. There was
a new high price in the Nav oats-43l4c. The May
closed at 431sc; July 3Sc. The market is showing
the effect of the congestion. the big Patten hold
ing in May. There were only "a cars of oats. The
estimate for Monday 100 cars Cash oats were
1fc higher. Receipts are not much more than
enough for local consumption. The feature OF the
market to-day that II bare of offerings.
Provisions were weak pork off about soc; lard of
i5c and ribs off 7isc to lOc. Hogs We're lower The
packers sellers of product The outside bull
not showing SO much energy on the buying
side There $1,000 hogs West. against 51.000
last year. The receipts West this week have been
464 600 hogs. compared with $4,000 last year.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool 30SaiIed Umbria CBr). Stephens
New-York.
Lizard Jan 3d. $50 m-Passed. steamer ST Paul. Rob
erts. New-York for Plymouth. Cherbourg and South
Prawle Point, 30-Passed, steamer Excelsior CGer)
Courtn. New-York.
Southampton. Jan 30-Sailed steamer NewTork Passow
NewYork via Cherbourg tand passed Hurst Castle at
las M.
Beachy Head Jan 29-Passed. steamer Mannheim Ger
Schan. Rotterdam for New-York.
Scy, 30-Passed, Cassel Ger, Petermann
Eew-York Bremen.
Head 80. T:45 m-PRssed, steamer Cevc (Br)
Clarke. Nex-1ork Liverpool.
Bremen Jan 30. m-Saed. steamer Main Ger Rott,
New-York
Antwerp. Jan so. II a m-Saied. vaderland
CBelg). Ehoff. New-York
Hamburg. Jan % mATrived steamer Patricia (Ger)
Reesng New-York via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Havre. Jan 80 8 m-Saied, steamer La Lorraine Fr)
New-York
Cherbourg. Jan so. p m-Sailed steamer New-York
Passow from Southampton. New-York.
Marssiles, SO-Arrived, Caabrfa
Bridge Genoa and Naples for New-York: 27th. Patria
Qtal) Gotuzzs, New-York.
Genoa. 2T-Arrvsd. steamer Sardegna UtaD,
New-York. Sailed. Sicilian (ISr
Hanks from New-York). Naples and Palermo
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Punch. Edye & Co. with Arrived the Bar at
9 . 2erh.
Steamer Massilia Grl Thunin Marselles January 7
and Naples u. J W ElweI & Co. with i13 Storage
passengers and md.e. Arrived the Bar 9;l5
Prinz Adslbert Ger Witt. Genoa January y
and Naples "A. 70 the HambuTg-American Line, with p
cabin snd go steerase and mdse Arrived at
The Bar az 20tn.
Steame. Indransyo CBr). Prince Yokohama October %
Kobe November 9. Shanghai IT, Foocho1 IS, Annoy -
Manila 70. Singapore December S, Cochin 20
Alleppsy 81 Port SAID January and Gibraltar %.
Punch. Eye < Go, vita mtse Arrived the Bar at
$50 j
Steamer Pr!ns Willem / Dutch Nyboer Parauarbo
January = Demerara 6, Trinidad H. Carupano y. Gu
and GuantG -. In Guayra Il. CsbsilO 10
Curacao - Jacms 10, Aux Cages = and PortauPrince
3D. 10 the HollaEdAmerica Line. with cabin passen-
ger. mails and mdse.
Trinidad CBr). Frazer. Bermuda January IS
A = Outsrhrdge Co. with So passengers, mails and
n3dsc. Arrived at the Bar al 2;30 m.
Steamer Fl SUD. Higgins, Nev-OTleans January -. to
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Passed
tine a 7:3S m.
Apache. Staples. Jacksonville January 81
Charleston 2s William P Clyde Co with passengers
and mdsc. OF the Highlands at $50 m.
Steamer Kansas City Smith Savannah January q. to
tho Ocean Sc Co with passengers and mdse Passed in
Quarantine SOS m.
Steamer HAMILTON Bosz Newport News and Norfolk.
TO the Od Dominion Sc CO. with passengers and mdse
Passed IN Quarantine at 3:i6 y m
Steamer City OF Birmingham DTeye-. Boston 20 the
Ocean IS Co. with dse. Passed in Quarantine at sO4
a
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SAILED.

Steamers Marquette CBr). London; ICELAND OBJ Ant
werp Philadelphia Southampton via Plymouth and
Cherbourg: CfenfUesos (Cuban). Guantanamo; Pontiac
(Br) Rotterdam Norfolk: Rio Grande Brunswick and
Mobile; Norman Prince (r). Algoa Bay and East Lon
don; Kurdistan OBJ Port Natal and De!agoa Bay; Ut
(Nor) Bluefelds; Saracaibo La Curacao.
etc; Ponce San Juan and Ponce: Catahoochee Savan-
Harrisburg. with barge; Ethiopia (Er), Glas-
Valencia tGer). Kingston. Savanilla Sexonta
5Br) Liverpool: Mexico Havana: Dorado Galveston:
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News; Narragan-
sett Brl. London; Graf Wadersee Ger. Hamburg via
Plymouth cherbourg; III Mar Nev-Orleans; Belita
Nor) Porto Plata. etc: F1andrfs Ger. Ingut Port de
Paix. etc; Korona G5r). Barbados. St Kits and st
Thomas: Kentucky DAM Copenhagen Chesapeake Bait
imore: Garth. Wilmington. " c. and Georgetown. s c.
light; clear
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, Jan 80, 1904


Steamer Deutschland Ger Dalldorf. Avonmouth jan
nary IL. 10 Philip Ruprech in ballast. Arrived the
Bar 2:30 D m.
Steamer BelgTavia Ger. Knuth Hamburg January 10
and Bouogne IL. the Hamburg Herican Line with
cabin and 54l passengers at
the Bar at II 40 29th.
Steamer Frankfurt GER Albrecht Bremen January IS.
% Oelrichs & Co. with Il cabin and 2SO
sensers and mdse Arrived the Bar m 2eth.
Steamer Frtcia GER Ruhle Bordeaux January 10,
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Hong Kong. Jan 3O-Arrved previously. steamer Ken
nebec tT}r). Wallace. New York via Singapore
Yokohama 30-Arrived previously steamer Charles
Tiberghein CFr). L Roy, Hong Kong. etc, for New
Tyne Jan 27-Sailed steamer Oscar II DAM Skjodt
from Copenhagen. New York
2-Saied. steamer IOdovtca (Aust), Bartu-
Itch from Trieste), SeW-Tork.
Para Jan 29-sailed Hilary (Br Ellis. New
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REMEDIES.

ELECTRICAL OZONE Is the best and
cheapest HOME CURE for CATARRH
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PLUMBERS SUPPLIES

PATCH for rust holes IN range bo,Iers
PHILLIPS MNFG. CO.. 2i5 East 34th-st.
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Teachers agency.

THE f MIRIAM COYRIERE AGENCY. $50 shave.
City. makes speciality Of conscientiousy
furnishing parents full information OF good schools
fe-sors supplied Established 1850
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AT ANYTHING. BY young cnlored man
useful man. butler. waiter kitchen-,an,
any any kind OF work. L LOWRY. Ia Wsst
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
ATTENDANT, VALET 10 an Invalid gen
tesnan. thoroughly understands all
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York references- Address BELGRAVE ISL
East 3ist-st
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:i2 Sunset SIG Moon sets 55G IN Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
lN-sandy Hook s:I7 Gov Island o4l Hell Gate %
PN-ssady Hook 6:4st Gov Island 7:l2 Hell Gate 91i
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FINE private family WASH called FOR and
delivered. lace curtains speciality. PARK
HAND LAUNDRY. l.l9O Madison ave
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COFFEE.
CLOTHING.
DHESSMAhING.

CHILDREN's DREssMAKER and remod-
eiler wants work: hours $50 a m 10 3
2. m; price S. cents. BANKS. 472 East
136th-st.
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LAUNDRIEs.

AHLGREN & BECHER. % East 2ad-st.--
high grade work. goods called for. Tel
32sS- lSth-st
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NTOkNt1f.
HAEG ER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. sth-
ave. $50 10 3ith st.-Storage for furni-
tLre. etc. padded var tor removing. city
or country, boxing. packing. shipping and
Insurance; estimates furnished. Telephone
call 3.3lOJ-3Sth-st.
CONTINENTAL. storage Warehouses 3i3-
3l9 W. 43d iust on sth-ave. Tel. 2.Sgi
3Sth 81
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BOXING AND FENCING.

PROF. TITUS.-Physical culture taught by
the most competent instructor in America.
No. 1855 East 23d-st.. New-York.
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cHIRoPoDIsrs AND OPTICIANS.

DR.. HOSMER W. HANNA CThiropodist. Of
Fowler & Hanna, Philadelphia, Atlantic
City; New York: 2S West 33d-st.
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YOUNG MAN. %. as collector in Insurance.
or banking ONCE: experience and best OF
references. Address C. Box 80. Tribune
Office.
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MARSHS RESTAURANT HOTEL WIN
SONIA. 1873 W. 4+TH Tdh. Din
Ter. use. Ale. &USIC)
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ACCOUNTANT.
ARTIFICIAL PLANTS.

ACCOUNTING.-GE =. LOW. Certified
Public Accountant. IS Broadway. y. Y.
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HELP WANTED.

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and position permanent. Apply after 10
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
on floor. 1850 Broadway. 421 East 4Sth-st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel l32-3Sth
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DR. OGDEN'S MedicAted Oxygen. Treat
ment by inhalation, cures hay fever.
asthma. rheumatism. insomnia. Sent %
any address. send for booklet. i4I West
2Sd-st
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MalA

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BOOKS BOUGHT $50 som

fisE+t y sad Ita.;an books ana comic
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PATENTS.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
BUYING A PIANO? Buy direct Of the
Maker at the Factory. Secure best goods.
Drices and terms. LENS. Manufactures.
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exorbitant prices. See our pianos u. r
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


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gle year; well worth nvesttgaTiUn, a val
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ART.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
ATTRACTIVE SUITES. with and without
board. single rooms. doctors Offices; al
10 ca1ious. references; information nee
: -. LELAND & co,
u est 33d-st-
81 ALBAAS. EAST 3lST-ST.
Rooms. single. 81 suite. with private
baths: dc-ior's Office. dining room parlcr
iiuo.. elecgric iieat. excellent table ooarc.
PRIVATE American family. occupying
handsome house ia Inc location, con-
venlent al cars aid lltfs-st- L station
%il lent ARE. handsome room, uatl, ts!e-
D..orc and eNcelJ.oLa. board, 10 enc or two
gentlemen: moG~rat.. - Nest lllth-st.
s2D-sT.. 20s-2I0 wEsg'--Beautiful rooms:
Superior table: references given and ;e
CURED
<3D-ST-. .OT WEST. nea- Brosdway.-De-
Hirsble neDsy furnished rooms. 4arge,
snail. honellile, moderate. excellent table;
private family references
- EAST 45TH-ST- near ye-LsTge
ane small rooms. with beard. references.
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BATH CABINETS.

lAIscST irarrorea rspor iss.l @ab-.,r.- -,
tol-,ns oathtubs. 2. IL IRWIN. trs
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ARTIFICIAL Tropical Plants. Ferns. for
table use. THE TROPICAL DECORA-
TIVE PLANT CO. 81 West l4th-st.
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SCALES.

SCALES Bargains: oil kinds; Platform.
200 mounds To- - tons. Scales bought sold,
exchanged. repairing O'BRIEN. i0i
Pearls at
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and suhscrfptiors for
The Tribune received az their J,pfown
Oihce No. l,36+ Broadway. between 3Gth
tisements received at the following branch
offices al regular office rates until o'cIocls
p m. viz: 254 Sth-ave.. 5. F. cor. 93d-st
2hl West f2d-st.. between eth and stb avss
PES West l25th-st.: i.s3S 3d-ave between
10Th and 18th SITS; orc 3d-ave.. near n ST.
ST. l.-US lSf-aVe.. near S9th-kt f57 East
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

-sTEINSCHNEIDER'S
SAHY Umbrellas are the BEST.
H., English GloTia-...... CSC.
tE&@A IaGeJR Union 81 30
V ~TNor London Smoke. 5000. s.. .
Il & Recovering with Imported
Nfss\S1 SIN 81
sX ALI. REPAIRS. loo.
- 1874 Fulton-s:.. cor Nassau.
Basement
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LADY desires 10 make her nome D-ith re
fined family; 81 ADDRESS REFINED. I5T
Last I25.h 81
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OSTEOPATIIN.

EDWARD e. UNDERWOOD. d. o.. Ij6
6sb-ave Phone 6, 194-1Sth St. Hours. 3
10 : 40 Saturday. 70 -.
G WINFIELD PATTEN, d. d. S. ID. O.,
w 6sth cor Central Park West. Hours
al: sat 9-12 Telephone 261 Columbus.
W J. E AND and ANNA DILLABOUGH.
200 West 56tE-st. Tel 1925 J-Col. Treat
ment al residence II desired
THE JOHN N HELMER INSTITUTE OF
OSTEOPATHY. i2S East 34th-st.. corner
IexIngton-ave Telephone. 76O Madison
Square. Graduate Of American School Of
Osteopathy tunGer the founder.
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LOST.

LOST or STOLEN .-TgssJood No. 81 SIS u
the Excelsior SavinEs Bank. - West III
ST, NeU-N DIRK All persons are cautioned
against purchasing gr negotiating the same.
and any person IA ing claim TO said
passboOk is hereby called upon 10 present
the same 10 the bank ON or before the 10Th
day 81 February. 1904. or submit 10 having
the passbook declared cancelled and -N
tinguished and new book issued In lieu
thereof
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY FEBRUARY /
Vessel.
Vessel For. Line Mails close sails
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 300 m
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2
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RUGS.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS made from your old
carpets Write for BOOKLET No. 20. NEW
YORK RUG CO. 40l West l24th-st-
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Gin iol9es 8otum lit fir oea lll1per'
gleifliden staatsmann, bel1 iurdt:
loien @merifaner, ben iid)eren uni
g%emiienbaften 6iibrer, &rdlioen1
&ooiebelt.
Sin gutter 9fep1,blifaner madi
einfad Elm &relt5, nn6. 5mar 10: \
in bas obere Giered bes Stimm5et=
tells u1o fein meiteres 3ei6en, mo-
our6 er fir Sus polle republifanilde
Tifet bon oben Biz ul1ten itimmt.
Sl1bem Sic iorgfaltig bas @iered
ousiud)en, SIR &reu55eid)en az al
ridtiger SteQe anbringen ut0 S6rer
,Stimm3ettel sen @ablridytern ii6er=
geben, crfiiuen Sic cine &flidt flu
iid) ielbit, fir SIR 2ano n'lo filr
Sire Mitbiirger.
@errn ien,al1o .iiiblen iolte, oob
ibr @oblbe5irf niht 6en ginilr1b I'll
Scr Gountpfonpention geltenb g.
mod}t fat, Sen es bdtte iollen -
gc,pobncr nel1er &recinfte un6 1e!,c
Nnfommlinee in alien &recinften =
alle iol(teu iid) erin,era, 6aS me,11
tie CUR @ablltdtte geben nno COS
repu6lifoniid)e 1idct bieies Sabr
Itinmen, beitimmen gleid)5citig lire
Experimentation fir sic nad)lte aon-
pention. &olitiide 8onuentionc,'
1tcQcn lid) aus 3elegaten suiamme1,
sic ltren9ltens ,1od) ser 'Starfe ser
&Gbler pcrteilt iin6. IS lit besbalb
brineeno gu miinid)en, SAB ieo,r
@iDler am @abltoge ieine &flidt
ais gutter 9ireer tut rno nad} Get
@ablltGttc gebt, UNI gu mallen.
0ie 8ertretlnn9 6es Goul,tps bel
fcrnercn: 3uiommenfiiuiten in Sem
staate lit gleidians .9eiaDroet n1to
lit bies Elm meiterer 8emeggrl,nb,o Der
Sen @Gbler gum @onoeln beranlaiien
5oQte. Die Mitglieoer Der MIDDLETON
3eaislat,1r mcr6e11 einen Ser. 'Staaz
ten Se,1ator, ols Mqdfolger bon sc,
motor McSnmber, 5m ertpoblen bu'
ben. Obmobl sic brei republifaniide'1
MitgIieoer bon Sieiem Gountp out
feiner @iberitan6 itoBen merSea, 10
fan,, bod ibr @influb in Ser. Segis<
Iatur gang DEFENDERS geitartt meroc1,
nno Sen trelten 9ienlten 6es Se,ta=
tors McGumber fanr feline 9r0Bere
Entertaining ge3oqt peroen, als oaB
mir Sen republifaniid)en Mitglieoern
tas bolle 8ctunt 6es Gou,ltDs geber,
ur6 tpen11 mir sen 'Staat lit gan5cn,
bos @adstum nn6 Ben @ert BON
@fc2ean County, benz Banner
County bes Mfiiiourt Mbbonges, Dor
Mueen fubren.
Senator McGumber fat uniere
|stooten in Ben &allen bes 3ons
ereiies eeebrt, l,nb mir ioaten lin
ln6 6ie gertualtrna, bon ser er ei,1
Sell 1T, baour6 ebren, bab mir trel,
lII,,S felt fir Elm poqes. Republican,
ides 9idet itimrnen un6 arbeiten.