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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

VER1u, the venerable composer, is writ
ing dramatic cantata on the subject OF
Shakespeare's tragedy of King Lear. .
The libretto is to be written by Boite.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

IT is reported from Ceylon that an at
tempt is to be made to introduce Cey-
lonese cigars to the American market
in the hope that they may win the favor
of American smokers
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

JERSEY CITY has law under which
fines q $40 each are to be imposed upon
persons detected drinking malt or alco
holic liquors in her new parks.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

A GERMAN woman arrested at Cannes,
D France, had in her possession topo-
graphical charts of the fortress and
plans of the defenses of the town.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

MORE than fifty people we're poisoned
by drinking ''circus" lemonade at
booth at the Portland, Ind, fair.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

A LARGE fire brick mandatory is to
be established at Catlettsburg, KY,
which town has also recently closed a
contract for system of water works
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

THE coming Florida orange crop will
be below the average, but the estimates
vary q good deal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

SEVERAL provinces in Italy are seri-
ously threatened by the restitution pre-
vai1ing.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09
CURRENT COMMENT.

THE New York Sun has started a fund
to relieve suffering in Ireland
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

The taxable values of Dallas. Tex,
have risen from $40, 600, 900 to $50. 600. 600
within a year.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

Mr.. AND MRS HENRY M. STANLEY ar
rived at Ostend on the Sd. They were
received by King Leopold.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

THERE are over 40, 600 children attend
ing the schools in London who are In
sufficiently fed
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

IT is one Of the peculiarities % corning
Herald
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

DoS'T Wheeze and cough when HaleC
Honey of Horehound and Tar VIII cure
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

You hardly realize that it is medicine. when
taking Carriers Little Liver Pills; they are
very small, no bad effects, all troubles
from torpid liver are relieved by their use
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

EVEN the LATEST OF men can usually $50
some work that some other fellow Ought -
do.-Somerville Journal
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

BECAUSE girl has no figure is no sigH
she is not good raaiheEaatician--St JosaBE
News
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

THE best cough medicine is Piscss CurS
for Consumption Sold everywhere. So
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

MATTER OF Regret-Bunker1ssDo Won
remember the cigar i gave you the other
dsyf' Hin-"Pm sorry 70 say / do."-
Racket
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

At the ago Of thirteen my SON became -
fected with chronic diarrhea, caused BY
scofulA j gave him Bulls Sarsaparilla and
Ii cured him / recommend il especially for
scrofula, fever, sores and general debility.
The cures have known il to make in some
cases seemed almost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
johnson, Benton Barracks, Mo.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

PCrH@"Why does the avoirdupois sys-
tenn have no sorupleer" Prof Rodoer@
because, my boy, it's used to weigh coal
and icess
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

Not the poison that the covert assassin
administers il the drink, the food or some
other gRise but the poison or mslar-a short
ems the lives OF myr-sds- There Is Q safe
and certain zntidote, Hostetterss Stomach
Bitters, which not only fortfies the system
against malaria. but roots out its seeds
when they have eerminated Dyspepsia,
constipation, rheumatic, liver and kidney
trouble are conquered by the Bitters-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-09

recently robbed and murdered in dis
reputable house at Wichita He was a
stranger in the town and had been
taken to the place by a man who Of
fered to show him to boarding house.
Several inmates of the dive were ar
rested.
w. w. CLARK, secretary and treasurer
of the Harper City Milling Company,
committed suicide in his barn the other
morning by shooting himself through
the heart with a revolver. The cause
for the act is thought to be financial
trouble. His brother, Robert Clark, of
Augusta, mysteriously disappeared last
December. He leaves a widow, his Sec
ond wife. whom he married last May,
and daughter, aged eight years.
NEWTON has had number of incen-
diary fires lately.
THE census gives Crawford County a
population Of 81, 43O an increase of 49,
S92 in ten years Cowiey County has
80. 100 inhabitants, an increase of Ii, 800.
THE other day Cleve Pentendler. aged
fourteen years, was horribly mangled
by a coal train at Weir City. He tried
to get On moving car and fell under
the wheels -
THE ninth annual State convention of
the Young Mems Christian Associations
of Kansas will be held at Leaven worth
October Is to 10.
MATT MoDGER hanged himself at the
poor farm near Beloit the other day.
MARY THORNTON. the wife of Kan
sas City, Kan, butcher, recently at
tempted to kill herself and babe be-
cause her husband forbade her to assoc
- - II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08

cbeap and they do not consider the fact That they
cheapenng labor for Others 10 whon u Is necessity
While il can hardly be said that no one should seek
a place who is not in pecunlary Dceu Oh IT, III should be
said with emphasis that no girl or woman not Obliged
to worl. has "A right to work under price, 20 the ey
cuson or The detTment OF those who are Obliged TO be
self supporting ID is all the more easy Tor gr who
can pick and choose to get fair price Tor her labor
and for the sake OF every other girl TO whom work
stands for passabIe comforts and honest livelihood,
she should insist upon proper remuneration. No one
can DENY her the God given right to exercise her pow.
ers and develop her abilities, but every such girl
should see to II that she Is not stumDlng-D0ck In
the Way any other worker, ana that sue noes not
make life harder for those to whom 1t Is ALREADY toll
some struggle. A.. .-.,. .
DO Won live at home 2" inquired the proprietor Of
a large store to whom young girl hah apphcd Tor
Nv parents arc not living. ! am dependent upon
mvseE for a home and support
An! that makes it bad. fou see, we give quite
ooiI nav Most of those we employ during the Holt
daw season arc young ladies who have homes, and
merely come in for few weeks to earn httle pin.
n,onnv we can get plenty Of them cheap so II IL not
mortb our while 10 pay high wages suppose you
con,dn,t afford to work for four dollars week.
"Tt would hardly pay my weekly expenses, 70 say
no.bno ~ clothes. ] couldn't AFFORD - DO II long
At snppose not" placidy responded the comfortable
,oerchanf with easy indifference To the fact that The
Integrity of a human soul might be hanging upon (s,
INCH issueS :" | am very sorry. sh0ud DE Wllnne
IN take Won al that price and perhaps Eve you steady
emniovwent But OF course we don't care 70 pay
more Than is necessary. You know the law OF supply
and demand regulates all these things he said VIII
his fat smilc.D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
CllHNEII.

Ithaca Y. y. De-. (spec!al.-lt IS reported nero
that Cornell /, remembered in III, VIII o. D. i I-r
weather Of EcW York. by a leluc't a FloV"'
absolutely. ana a greater sum cpuGitional'
Tie Military Naval bail given on Friday nghi ~
The armofy wa, an enjoyable On'. The room Wa
decorated in appropriate taste The proceeds - 10
I'll. treasury o. the navy
A number Of changes viii be shown by tie me-"
Register which will soon be ON. Reputation can
hereafter be made I'm day, Instead Of ONE thus
avoiding the rush heretofore experienced wear 81
language, has been acded 10 the c1ur'" o! lectures ana
science Chemistry in al c courses lHs been pu' IN
the freshman year. vi instruction ih huRh'h Ha'
been dropped .iom tie ~Dicy college, course Political
economy is required in the third year Of the c'll
engineering course. An additional year h. language
IN, been added 80 thc entrance requirements 81
/ eup iucering and architecture.
! \ far Wa, held yesterday at the aunoiN by inc
ladir, # the campus, proceeds from when WIZ to
/ into the endowment fuLd ~ students %1'd o. W.
/ ithaca Free Hospital M,, Nclc and Nj. Adams
/ have been active IN the work. A., =,
the last meeting o. the classical association io'
| tic tenn VIII De held on Tuesday evening n sub
ice. will BE- The Captvcs" Of PautuS. The i1U"wi,i
fw.ill takc pait in the programme: Eret7Iu-, Mt
Itcasloy: IiegiO, Mr.. Bates; piocr3tc, VIZ. Nouoii
/ TyndatI- Mr.. Olmstcld; Ari tophoni'o, MIS- EaiI
! pucr. Mr.. NOg,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
prNXSYIVNNTA COLLEGE

Gettysburg Penn, Dee (SpeclaD.-TLc new gym
nas,rm toward tie completion Of which he faculty
and students have been looking for months. is now
completed and active work under Professor ~aloy Will
be BEGUN after the Christmas vacation.
r.. building f. two stories ligh with gallery, and
i, .even'y-tW feet long and OrS four feet vide Tie
room on tAe floor contains dressing room thirty
feet square ~ with 20 heated and ventilated lockers.
and % wa.nrOom with shower BATH, and stationary
wesh-:auds Tho bowling alleys also on TN floor
The nain room is 20 by ~ feet, exclusive If the
directors Office. when is II by = feet. Il i, Wei
suppled with carefully selected rymnasic apparatus,
Their. ac afry pieces, exclusive II clubs. mats. alleys.
etc. The directors Office contains a complete set Of
auiLrOpomCtIic ipIIatH~.
f,c gallery j., seven feet wide. and is constructed
with Inclined corners. Here j. the running track, made
of fci, and canvas. There }, also gallery for Vi
itOr, Tic whole building j. well lighted and ventilated
and is heated from The central steam plant The room,
are lnisncd ii' GEORGIA pine. including all hoor, cN-
ccui "a. lover one. which j. made Ui Portland cement
Charle- b. Gillespie IT,. repre- entcd the local chap
fer Of the sigma Chi Fraternity az the recent convention
IN va h'n-1i. There were twelve alumni Representa-
tive, 81 thi, chapter among the visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
HARVARD.
HlN N.NINI'
,,r NTW I\DfN

STATISTICS FROM THE NEW .NDf- r. :,
Cambridge Mass Dec. 1Specmp'-
hex" for 1s9O'O1 was puoils"c" - r,,crsuv
IS a yearly publication containing '"o ut, -
a,..a.or ,,s.s ~ ,he officers and memoc'' VI
college, societies records of academic ho"V.' NV,
athletic achievements. Althongh II j. i, .,.on
students and is in way unOincih e''"' w., .t,,,
IN make the information when IL o""'A'' f, =,
accurote The list Of societies rncuoo" e'o' p,,,i
o,,oaa uso ronrescnting It's social literary a'hcD
'oiicso nv os we'll as It's scholarly side inc
"a. :. uorrard cirhs which have been estaDiS"'u ="
d,T,.r, nar,s ~ the country is interesting Ni''c.
in all are given. with total Ihtniocr'"P VA
. 600 The New York club Is inc l"feoN', ,s,
membership OF So. The Chicago cluo Is ''
hov,no been founded in 1857, and the most recent u
dtion 10 the list is the Rocky Mountain IihrN"'
founded only three years ago Inc athe"' iV0u'r 'I
h,, hosn made unusually complete this year. ana ho"
includc every branch Of athletics. Amohe u'c "o"
features Is list of the twenty-five h"l III "' ""i
verSity whom DR.. Sargents tests sho" 10 W uO 'n
est In previous years there have Deeh Ve" mt"
stronger than any man now IN the "INo''"F' 80,
strongest man who has been tried by Dr. sareehP7
to.,s bcnp g. l. Foster. 80. The strongest man no"
in the university Is F. Mason, J.. =. VINO has PI'Ncu
BASEBALL and football with university teams ana ""s
this fall one Of the best substitute eno rs"c' III 'c
university eleven Finlay, 81. and Traiofd H. -
who it will be remembered were the g""''' j" -'v
Harvard Yale game are both we'll up on me ~, 4u
are the ONLY members Of the eleven VINO are on 'c Ii9
nj all The other mcl with few exception, ncH
who have good records IN some special pIdnem oU
athletes many of them being prominent on snc''
The university directory contains .2ol Students VIII
last wears catalogue gave p o79 as the otal nHber u
ne year The cain thus shown for this year is about
The same as the gain made the year before me senior
class for mis- year Is given at 27' inc }uoI y, ~
bn sonhomore nj osO the freshman a. 3Gd: student, IN
other deparmcnts OF the university. l.o'a me hNt 81
officers Of instruction and government contains 10
series Of historical monographs Is IN pFcpiFitIl''n
under the supervision Of Professor \. i. Hart lnc
CO. - tho erie, discussion Of The Veto Power 10y
= G. Mason instructor in political economy MuN nccn
nnblshcd one part of the work required 10y I'r liait
In bis courscs in college f. original nv"'tcau'h III
Infed states hi,t9ry and these monographs are en-
tensions Of this sort Of work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
THE CALL1LoG1ANs OF PENNINGTON.

Pennington, y. j. Dec. lSpcCiau.-rhe Callilogian
Literary society Of Pennington seminary celebrated
their twenty ninth anniversary Friday with rich
and pleasing programme. At 80 p. IN. the three
societies Of the seminary. with many of the town
folk sembled in the Presbyterian church where they
were entertained by the Rev >. Clifford Nelson, Of
New York, with address " Irish Drouely.' Al
80 O'Clock the seminary chapel crowded, the
members of the society occupying the platform The
varied programme we'll rendered and showed that
great care had been taken in the preparation. The
programme as follows Calllosiau chorus, lnvoca
ZION piano duct Viennc' Misses Alice W. Kurz and
Maggie f. Black sautatory. Miss +. Belle Clarke ;
Tenny sons Dream Of Fair Women Ia DelSarte,
with Miss May LillagoIe Cleopatra, Miss Hattie
Vanbuskirk Helen of Troy, Mis-, Minnie BATTLE as
JephthsSs daughter, Miss Belle L. Sebrecl as Joan Of
Arc, and Miss Nadgc l.. Forlyce Fair R0sanond !;
vocal solo, Miss c. Barber, essay, Joan of Arc, Miss
Emma Z. Carman; piano solo. Martha" Miss sadie
a. stewart; recitation. Wild zngarella." Miss Lzze
Middleton tableau The Toilet OF the Bride Ian
guage selcctOnS-German, Miss stella > Hunter French
Miss Martha W. Hauon spanish. Miss \. Linda Graf
Charge of the Light Brigade valedctOry, Miss ~.
Linda Graf: vocal duet, Misses Carrie Barber aud
Madge L. Foriyce; beredictiOn. pleasant feature
the day the socshle In the parlors al the close
of the entertainment which was enjoyed by many old
students. Who returned TO pay their respects TO The
ladic- Of the society.
Yesterday the CaniloGlan Society visited the Alpha
pleasing programme From there they made their
way acros, the campus % the Philomathcan Hall
which las been recently rclCrnished in Aandsome
manner. The programme presented by IN, las named
thrac societies returned the Callloeiau Ian, which
completed the visitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08

phiIaAclphia Dee. topcclall.-Ihe fo'iu'I 'e'm
I'd the scrub team entertained by some CT 'H'
enthusiastic graduates saturday n.eh ~ 'He '"'
,cr.tv Club Addresses made hv leadnS gram
ates and by member. the various hculuc-. co. graz"
latlug the team on the fine showing u maze o"ri-
the last season. and expressing hope for even n't
work, Yale and Princeton were the ONLY teams ~
defeat PennsyNapil, and games were playcI WIN
,,,.r. all the strong team. souvenir scaripn, were
given 70 tie PLAYERS. They wer" goa iootot'' anu
ON chem was engraved L. T.. loo. captain "'''
received 4 watchchain cIarn-a fp'hIli in gold inc
lacipg I'm pat!.ul and the cyelcts STUDDED Win tf
net, and amcthyst,. the red and blue Of Ola Penn
To T. H. Cam the stroug Ia.-jarh, was given " MAG
ni0cent cane silver headed aud engraved " H. d. '''
from Football Friends. 1rDO7 ne best player nom
each Of the professional departments Was Awarded q
prizc watkins won the law department pro-. some
law books, substitute joachim. a." denial pih'' 4
case Of dental Instrument, while ~ohQh aud tIh.!''
Ec,ng considered equal, ca"h received Vauhe -c' ~
/ surgeons instruments. .s. utt..
fhc oarsInen are busy rowing every day under tIIi'
/ Ward ... t,,.,
! Dr. Tarie- hope, 10 the University ~ f'Ih~NI
wanna make a better showing I'm ncd ana fId'" "''-
/ ctirs this wear then II IA last.
/ Dr. F. j. Jane has not yet decided 70 accept 'iaI
ward, can g. the chair Of finance aud political c'""IF'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
rrnwN INfNEr.lIN.

prpvdencc T.. J.. Dec. f-p'' di-I'w i1""u
alum. or undergraduates we." aF.,f of thr prominent
position which Rrovu h~lI u IN" c,tahl ,imcn of ne,
American school 81 ti eu.. and 1 .'7 working since.
it, establishment. until the election 81 Prof" .-"'
Poland a. dirrc or OF that school
MANY valuable addition, hcr. Leon made 10 thr
nnt hropoogcal department of the Brown Museum n
the ua a wear The collection Of most iLtcgt,' B., That
OF . implement, and weapons ~ pr'h- race. of
men made by Professor Taci ud "Aeu hc wa, abroad
in rhc summer 81 1880. The money for the pur,ha-,
Of these relics Wa, f,ru-hod hy joseph T.. Earle, OF
nov .York. It member Of ~; board of Trustee. Thi,
collection Including relies -. the palacolthic cvilyu
Icit by the cave dwcl;r- aud many implement.
weapon, a.d other cu'iuu, relic, Of the lake
dHcllcis of the u"oihic age coarse viii Joe offered
next term by Professor IA .ald on the authropooc,
Of prehistoric man. aud The collection, which have been
mad, viii De valuable IN illustrating Oh" course. By
The additions Of tn specimen, TO the museum. all
asJs Of prehistoric man. - cept The Iron asc ar" rep
r'..cutrd In the Museum. These specimen, have been
recently c,tnosucd PLACED ia ca>c - that thcy
form Il valuable addition to The ml. cum.
At Il me ting OF the Young Men Christian Ass0cia
ton OH wednesday night letter Wa read from &. g.
UdrjrOch Che Brown missionary IN the congo Valley
H. B, now permanently settled at hi, new station, al
ifch0. 800 nil above Stanley Pool
In" Rev. Enoch sanford, Of LeNrllam. Mas thr
oldest srduH Of Brown University. ha, recent. died
lic was member OF the cilo' oi l-2O ana nj IA.
time Of hi death wa ninety-hvc year, Of age.
The EruaH Magazine" for December Will be .
special holiday number. The editors announce in thi
number serc- IT valuable paper, bv Professor
Lalgdon on Modern French rodlcal Literature
mticd to them before May /, 1891, by an nndcr
graduate of the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08

Schenectady Dec. : ,Specia-The week has been It
ouct one at Union. The football eleven. having ""'
the remnant have disbanded and athletics VAN 'n'
exception of gymnasium work, are at 9'i'"'''.''
However the manager for the coming year IS arcddN
talked Of and the baseball director Is scanning y'
men I'm the gymnasium, searching for cahdiun'c> '"'
the next nine. II IS needless 70 say thit Union Iec7
proud OF her football eleven.
The glee club is in special training. Professor No''
reports twentyone applicants for positions ana ""i'~
n secure fifteen or sixteen excellent voice. ''l'e
Quartet selected from the club will attend the aiuni
banquet in Tew-YOrk City on December H. I"'
present Organization i, a. follows: Fir't tenor =
Braman Dourall, Gillespie Wc'F'' SECOND TENOR '''
bank. Hills. Lord Robertson, Tnmbuu second a. IS.
A. Rrauan. COonS Fiskc. Nc Nplhc, M'SI'' NJ,
bass Briggs. Crandan. Lamb. Nillaiu' he'h''N' "'''
"Thr Conc1rdiersiso has more than doubled IN I'D,
torcst since under the present management. pee, Nv
n semimonthly. In the last number '00ince' 'ir
,rzc, open To the Undergraduates ioF ''"'P'''"" '
tbc writing Of stories. poems and ESSAYS. . a.,
In the English department hi, term the denA''
made p part Of the required rhetorical cAc''l''' l'
the upper classes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
WILL MS.

Wilamstown. Mass, Dee. t>pcdAI-In former
wears it has been customary hc,c to haze cour';
of six lectures in the winter. These have proved
81 successful that hi, year IT, w, decided 70 extend
the course to twelve and thc first was delivered ON
Friday in Goyiyich Hail The lecturer was eN'ipv-
ernor CumbacE. Of Indiana. vino took as b., sab
icct. The Model Husband
The DEBATING societies Of the college the Phiioogth
and the Phllocchuian. TIT Wcci dcpariod from ther
usual meetings. and on Wednesday evening united In
giving "A mock trial .; sIt for breach Of promise.
The Karl Mcrz Cub. musical organization Of the
college has changed IL name e. thc Beethoven Club
The subjects for the Graves prize essays are an
nouncrd as follows: New IcTfS Of EcpabEcs,' The
House Of Orange rho Farmer IN Politics. cardinal
Newman The Career Of Tacyrand,' The Usc and
Limits Of Academic Culture old Books Of Travel -
The American Stage" spencer and swift In Ire
land Hle story Of Sl"iicya LIE" The Madness
of Rousseau" Dccadcncc Of Poetry IN Germany "
The athletic association proposes - give a number
OF hare aud hound this winter. Ih!s afternoon
was the occasion OF The first. hort one IN whicl.
! Napc, go and Wheeler. ~. wc~c m" hafce. Owh;
10 The presence OF two OF NOR. niche, Of OH
| the ground not many entered as would probably
otherwise have doEe. Ryder, 90. the inst hound
| fla: Bacon, 90 second.