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Sow sub.tIlute for Leathcr.

DIR. George Tenius, in Vienna, has proc
ess for the manufacture of artificial leather
from red beech wood The best wood for
the purpose is taken from fifty to sixty
year-old trees, cut in the spring, and must
be worked up immediately-bark peeled off,
steamed, treated with chemicals in kettle
under pressure and then exposed to several
more operations, which the inventor does
not mention, a. he wants to have them pat
ented. From the prepared wood strong and
thin pieces are made by means of heavy
pressure, The inventor states that solid
sole leather can be obtained, which he
claims is superior 10 the animal leather in
firmness and durability, and can be worked
up in the same way as animal leather,
nailed and sewed
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There's no more business for us max
ing shoes TO order" said a cobbler back Of
thriving shoe store. Nowadays, when
you 60 TO store aud order pair of shoes
made, they take your measure and act just
as though they expected to make the shoes
right there; but what they really do is to
send your measure to one Of the big fac
tories downtown, where shoes to fit IT are
picked out or, if necessary, made, and the
name Of the ostensible maker put on them
cOnspicuously. They are apt 10 look more
stylish ~ first than regular handmade
shoes, and they are deal cheaper for the
store. although the customer pass about
tho same or course they don't wear iilIs
the real thingT
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d virtue of Rll orvserof sale lssael ont of the
~ Disfr1ct Cart or RaTfler county, stale OF
y anSAs. 10 me dlrecled, IN favor of l.. lsowcn-
stein Co, and against Mary E. Einhans, Hem
~ T. EfnhaHs and Elizabeth Neal. l will on SAT-
urdsy, january 18th. lse9. at tue hp,Irof ten
o'clock IN the forenoon OF thar dry, at the fri,n
duor 81 the court house, in the city Of Medicine
Lodge, Barber county kansas. sell ut public
Auction. for cash, &c the highest bidaer. TO sat
isfy said order of sac. The toisowlne described
real estate, situated in barber county, state of
Kansas, aads;ii the right Ttle. interest and es-
tate of the ssaid Mary Il Einhaus. Henry +.
ElBhaus and Elizabeth Neal. thereiTl, to-wit:
The southwest quarter 8 w. ~ of section
twenty-four l24l township thirty s3J) soGth. of
Iaagc eleven, tlll west OF the sixth p. NJ. con-
tainine one hundred anu sixty acres more or
less
ESQ. W. STEVENS.
Sheriff of Bariler~ county. Kansas.
ONERS9REEI i DzEIoN. attorneys 1898
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Mother Eurti.s nro.

A French astronomer, NJ A. d'Assier, al.
lows about half a million years for the neb-
ular and stellar period of the earths exist
ence, and about 25,000,0 00-of which 15,00O,-
600 have elapsed-for the period of organic
beings. At the age of 26000,0J0 our planet,
cold and lifeless, Will receive the moon and
at later period Will in turn fail to the
dead sun, causing temporary outbreak Of
light and heat
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puBLIcArfon NOTICES

Land ONCE at Larned, Kans. Dec. 4. isss.
Notice is hereby gwen that the foliowipr-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make ii'ial proof in support of his claim,
aud that said proof will be made before the
probate judge of Barber county, Kansas. at
Medicine Lodge, Kansas, on January 10, 1889,
riz.; John Williams, o ID s 14i2. for lot 8 and
mex sw i sec. 30, twp 90, south of range l3
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Madison Zen. Leonard Carter, Thomas Win
kler. III. p Hartley aud l.. Nilsson, all of Elm
Mills. Barber county. Kas.
2seS4 HENRY W. SCOTT. Register.
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BARBER COUNTY INDEX,
THE KID.


An old Aetor's story.
= Tho best night OF my iifof
That's easily told,
n by best you mean
when I made the most gold
Twas In f0rty-n
When ar ven by fate,
followed the SWIM
:. Through The Golden Gate,
And landed IN 'Friseo--
Dead broke, bet your life,
With only my toys, kid,
And my wife.
Luck was AGAINST us,
Ne place g. be bad;
We ~ ftiy were sinking
FROM worse to she bad
And harder and harder
Grew life IN ia lines.
TIL We Thought % a snap
To take In the mines
SO On with scunt wardrobe
We merrily slid
Ny wife AID I.
y And The wee little kid.
Rough places We played in
To very rough crowd;
If free were The comments,
Their applause was loud;
And little they'd noticed.
Acting superhuman,
They we're wrapped heart and scui
In any thing womHn;
So We played variety,
sang aud danced a. they bid,
While behind blankets
Slumbercd The kid
We were doing our best
Zach posing 40 star.
WLeu suddenly rang out
A piainiivu "mamma,"
And men laughed and chcorcd.
stamped. olappcd their hands,
Loud enough 10 have drowned
A dozen brass-bands.
And there, before alt
TO ny intense surprise,
Tho kid toddled towards as,
with bis lists In bis eyesi
TalE Of plays drawing tcprsi
% The power OF arti
They are feeble 10 nature
Ia reaching the heart,
Ard miners Who long
Had lived lonely aud tried
Thought OF home, OF their loved ones
ADD as children or.oi,
The coin iicw in showers.
Prom out purses Old,
And mother aud hid
Were near smothcrcd with gold.
-TaHkss 10. Dc.
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Land ofice AZ harmed. Kans.. Dee d 1sSs

Notices hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of bis intention
and that said proof viii be made before the
probate judge Of Barber county, Kansas at
Medlcine Lodge, Kansas. on January - 1889,
VIZ: William Il. Wheat, y ID :, 1{.4i FOR the
= u sec. is, twp. 81, south of range Il
west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
ms CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, VIE
J. Il. Cool, Ed. Williams S. T. Dickerson and
James n Dickerson. all of Amber, Barber
1854 HENRY w SCoIsr Renister
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STATE or KANSAS. -
BARBER COUNTY. 4
In the District Court of Barber County in the
State OF Kansas.
The Kansas Mortgage AMI Investment
Company, Plaintiff,
versus
Angus A. Spring and Dora Spring, De-
iesidiants-
DY virtue Of an order of sale dated the 18th say
Dot November. 1873, issued our of the District
Court of BARKER county, Kansas, 10 me direct
Cd. and rcturnabie to SAID court. in favor of
sad plaintiff aud AGAINST sa d defendants l.
George W. stevens, Sheriff of BARBER county,
Kansas, have levied upon the property of
sail .eseIiuan s, the following described prop
erry te~wit:
Tne southeast quarter tl4I of section thirty
six t3el III township thirty-four [341 south, of
range ten IiGl. and lots oae M and two [2l and
tat; east naif of the northwest quarter llal of
sec ion niueJeen 1871 in township thilty-three
ISL -ouih of range ten tl0l west OF the 9th r.
NJ. in Barber county, Kansas, and viii on
SATURDAY, JANUARY o. 1889,
between the hours of nine O'clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon of said
day. at the front door of the court house in
the city OF Medicine i,odge~ Barber county,
Kansas, offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, ali the right,
title, Interest, claim and estate whatsoever of
said defendants in said described property. sub
jpct. however 20 a mortgage in favor OF james
II. Tal.man for the sum of Sixteen Hundred
dollars with interest thereon at the rate OF sew
en- per cent. perannunl from the LIST uay OF De-
cembcr. 1881. to satisfy n Judgment obtained
a9ainst said defendants and in favor of said
plaintiff IN the above court for the sum Of Two
Hundred and Thirty -nine AMI - It;0 dollars.
lsssSi.25l with interest ON said Judgment at the
/ lateof twelve per cent. per amman from the
date thereof and for the costs Of suit and for
/ the costs OF this sale.
! Given under my hand ut my Office in the city
OF Mrdicine lodge, this, the LIST day of Dec
GEORGE W. STEVENS.
2S-S Sheriff of Barber County, Kansas
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Land Uitlce at Larned, Kas., Dec. 4. Isss.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention
to make final proof I'm support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk of the district court OF Barber county,
Kansas, at his Office in Medicine Lodge Kan
sas, on Saturday, January Is, 1889 viz: Charles
d. Berry, who made ID No. 5675 for the y
sw i hnw 4 sec. ., twp. 81, south of range
10 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
w. G. Dark, Ben oNeal of Medicine Lodge.
kas.. Chas. A. Martin, W. A. Ciinkscale, of
Deerhead. Kas.
2g-34 HENRY W. SCoTT, Register.
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Land Oftice at Harmed. Kan. Nov cl Uses

Notice is hereby givon that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
10 make nnai proof in support of his claim,
clerk of the district court OF Barber county,
hans. at Medicine Lodge, Hans. January ETH,
1917, Vlz: Henry Oxenrider, ID. 5. Los, fer the
e ne 1 section Q, and i n W "A, section 10.
twp. 81 3 of rfl W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hlscontinuous residence upon and cultivation
j. w McNeal X w. Field, II. G. Thomp-
son, w. ID. NanSlyke, all of Medicine Lodge,
BARRIER county, Kansas.
2732 HENRY w. SCOTT RnRister
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1889.
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pY virtue of an order of sale TO me directed.
u issued out of the District Court of Barber
county, KANSAS, dated the 18th day of November
1855, !, George W. Stevens, Sheriff of Barber
county, Kansas, WILL on
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STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF BARBER, 81
In the District Court of Barber county, state of
Kansas.
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SHERIFF SALE.

STATE or KANSAS.
BARBER COUNTY.
In the District Court of Barber County in the
State OF Kansas
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-06-29
An Opportunity Tor the People of Bel

In Baltimore one OF the most rapidly growing
enterprises of the last few years, and one of the
most appreciated as well has been the install
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especially to the medium and poorer classes, can
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What little furniture they had, was of the poor
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-06-29
LETTER FROM yICKsBURG

Vicksburg, the leading city OF Mississippi and
one OF the principal cities of the South, stands
on the eastern bank of the Mississippi river,
about four hundred miles from it's mouth.
1t was founded nearly seventy years ago, and
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this number being negroes. Vicksburg was the
scene Of one of the hardest fought battles during
the late war. The National Cemetery, where the
dead OF that memorable fight lie buried, is very
beautiful and is said to be surpassed by only two
others In the Union. The number buried here
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one mile north east of the city, and commands
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city. II was finally captured by the troops who
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The river in front of the city is thicky dot
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the river reaches its lowest point, these islands
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Gen. Grant cutting channel across the river
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come up 10 the landings and receive and dis
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We are having rather warm weather now, thu
thermometer standing about 20 degrees, bu
the nights are usually cool. q. A. NJ.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-06-29
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story comfortable Stone Dwelling, Store, Dane
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Robert Archer, Bel Air, Md. 1lmy
.4y- Children's Shirt Waists and Pants, SC
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~ For Rent.-The Hanna Carriage Reposi.
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.9s"To Farmers aud Builders.-Before you
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~ IIarness.-single and Double, always on
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Interesting 10 the Ladies.

Mrs. j. ii. Heuer, Main street, Bel Air, has
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