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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-04-15

Goodbye.
eve moved right on, and after we
had gone about three miles objects could
be seen coming out of the distant hills.
They looked like buffalo, but some
thing suspicious in their movements
caused us to stop. AS the supposed buff
falo approached close to the ravine sud-
denly an Indian warrior sat upright on
every animal, and the next instant, with
blood-curdling shrielzs, they fell upon
the tenderfeet and killed them
without resistance. The men were
SO completely overcome by the
awful shrieks of the savapes
that they died like sheep One of the
party escaped, as he was some distance
from the camp and was not discovered
by the Indians. We returned and
buried our late companions in one
grave, which is marked unto this day
by pile of rocks"
The yell Of savages when they made
IN attack upon a body of emigrants il
described as the most horrifying sound
that could be imagined. Persons who
had never heard it before were often
literally paralyzed by fear andunable to
raise their hands in self-defense. It In
said that more than one timid woman
or child was actually scared to death by
the unearthly shrieks. Old plainsmen
felt their hair stand on end and their
nerves grow unsteady III the hearing of
that inde6nable sound.-Denver News.
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Every one is a peighbor in the de-
gree 10 which he is near the Lord. :
Swedenborg =
There are 365 corps of the Saliva
ton Army in America, with 1,o66 Of
ficers in service.
The issues from the Bible House,
New York, during the month of No.
yember were 1885 copies; issues since
April l. &c., volumes.
Every soul should have It's own
holy-of-holies. The truths of Christ are
worth keeping, and the way to keep
them is to ponder them.-Henry.
Two young unmarried native Chris
tlan women in Madagascar have gone
out from the capital as evangelists to
distant tribes. This is new departure.
Edward c. Towne wants the col
leges to curb the entertaining and over
exertion, which he believes to be max
ing college championship games injuri-
GUS to the best interests of the stu
Io-+s
lit is stated that for the year ending
July %. 1890, there were, in New
York State, 500, 900 children of school
age who did not attend school for any
part OF the period. The average daily
attendance at public school fell 1,eOO,-
geo below the population of school age.
The average annual salary of teachers
was only e4So.71. The cost of maintain
ing the public schools was ST., S92, Az,
OF which $40, 422, 172 was paid to teach
ers-
Not shame Of ignorance, but love of
learning, makes the scholar; not fear of
desPotism so much as love of liberty
makes the patriot hero; not so much
the hatred Of sin IS the love of holiness
makes the saint The fear of hell may
be the initial motive to set the sinners
face heavenward, but not until perfect
love casts out this fear by taking its
place does the highest, hottest. mightisst
motives bear uDon him. 1914
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SP @ s !.


We have travelled a few miles in our lifetime,
and know what it is to be uneoIrfortably
housed in poorly upholstered car and rudely
tossed up anu down on old iron rails that are
laid on dirt road bed. We have been there;
but it was always on other roads than the
Santa Fe. Their main line between Chicago
and Denver is hard TO beat. The rails are OF
heavy steel, tho track smooth and rock-pal
lasted; and the through "Cannonbali' train
that flies at 50-mile per hour speed ever this
elegant roadway is as pretty a bit of work
manshlp as Messrs. Pullman ever turned out
Each vestlbule sleeper is model of luxury,
and as easy as cradle. Chair cars, library
airs. and day coaches are all carefully adapted
to the travellers every want. The Santa Fe is
rightly named 1.-THE most comfortable line
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-04-15
No. 1860
First Published April 1. 1891.
sHERIFF's SALE

SiATE OF KANSAS. CoUSTY OF BARn-n as.
DliIwyn Parish, ct al Plaintiffs.
F.. VS..
n. hampton Parcel, Nyra Il farcet no. ,ws<.
tVlu BENJAMIN r. AetIarFah Defendants nv
X virtue OF an order OF sale issued ,s,t -.
o - 80 oiser1ct court sitting in and for tSe
ba1 VI bar1er, state of Kansag in sho
viii, on " He olrected.
SATURDAY, THE I'd DAY OFMAY
lssI. at two O'Clock IN tho afternoon ~ ..,a
uay. az the 'front.' door of the Courthouse +, SiS
county, offer for sale ps6c auction ~ ss., si
msHout appralseInept, TO the hfghess s,,f 49,
DlYlef Tor cash Ia hand. TO satisfy saii s,.,l, -
saiS- All the right title and Interest vhst se.,,
" ~. lie above named defendants and cat, 20
lneins aHd OF Ell persons claiming unde- ~ 81 -.
~ ~ Shu 10 the Following described tract pices
anu parcel OF land lying and situafe in sesS
county OF Barber, to-wit: 1 eaio
NJ northwest quarter OF section sfxfear, "a,
9 In tnt nottneast quarter of section severfesr,
- III so~nsnlp thlrty-one f3I) of ren0a Co.
III ~ west OF the sixth principal meridisy q.
tas So2u41y OF AsTper. In the state of Rarss-
ssossInef Will al and singular the tef,eynenfS
hhe e1a,,.n, and appurtenances thereuntd
oss5s.o!ngln9 or IN anywise apperfaipiur
1iYen under my hand af nv ONCE IN ,bs ,s,,.
- Sss.soicshe Lodge. IN said cooufy fIlis lsf a.
VI ~ - exrcn, 1881. W DORSflN GR,oets. -
.. DENTON, Attorney for Plaintifts. I.ts
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YOU ARE IN a BAD FIX.

But we will cure you if you viii pay Us. Our
message is to the weak, nervous and debilitst.
ed, who by early evil habits. o. later indiscre-
lions. have trified away their vigor of body,
mind and manhood, and who suffer all those
effects which lead TO premature decay, con-
sumption or insanity. If this means you, send
for and read our BooL of Life. written BY the
greatest Specialist of the day, and sent. seal
ed, by addressing DIR. PaEhers Medical and
Surgical Institute. I6s North Spruce street,
Nashville. Tenn. 2ly1
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-Tne county sCnool superintendent

-Tne county scnooI superintendent
of Adair County, Kentucky, after pay
ing the expenses Of his office out of the
munihcent allowance of $3.50 a year,
made to him by the county court, real
ICES the sum of about 81 a day-a sti-
pend that would not secure the services
of many unskilled laborers at shovel
ing dirt. 1t is less than the salary of
any OF the teachers. Besides the labor
performed for this miserable sum, the
superintendent Is required 70 give $780,
900 bonds
Coming nearer and nearer Christ. !"
we say. That does not mean creeping
into a refuge whore we can be safe. II
means becoming better and better men,
repeating His character more and more
IN ours.-Phillins Brooks .,
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Insp
Sci
All ection.
Rel
Del



He who realizes and upholds the
hallowed character of love in all it's
forms will never slight it in it's highest
and hottest: and he who holds loosely
the love of friend or a brother is un-
worthy to take upon himself any obi
cation more sacred or binding
keep your promises. II you agree
to meet somebody at a certain time, not
only your word and honor are at stake,
but your integrity also. BE careful in
making promises, but, when they are
once made, keep them, even if you must
go far out of your way and put yourself
to great Inconvenience to do this Your
word ought always to be as good as your
bond. No man has a right to treat his
own promises lightly, and as though it
were only a slight matter to forget them
or neglect neutrality-suspicious..
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HdZeit0n Stock Farm Co.
o. 2l34. First Publication April l.. 1891
PUBLICATION NOTICF

State of Kansas to William F. Patterson ars
Abbie Patters on his wife: anu
VOu VIII take notice that YOU have baa,
L sued IN the district courtin and for Rarher
county. Kansas. by Charles Pirrson, and that
unless you answer 10 the petition filed i'm SAID
sun Oh or before the 18th day of Nav
1871 SAID petition will be taken as true and
Judgment rendered against you accordingly.
.orcciosli mortgage execute aud deIiverei
ny william l. Patterson and Abbie Patterson
'uly ISt lsS5. on the following degcrihed
Teai estate, III ha Der county. Kansas. towite
llNt iocr a. ana the SOU Invest quarter of the
northwest quarter OF section two t2l and rms.
south naif OF the northeast quarter of section
three ~, ali in township thirt lone t3D. range,
zen Nv west; and for the safe of said
real estate, vi bout appraisement. to nay the
deht secured by said mortgage
witness my hand ARA official seal this, 20, IN
cay q Match, 1881. IA $. lands,
istAL. Clerk District Court
BY AUG. SCHMIDT. Deputy
Bearisiey X Gregory, Att'ys for prtf. tx
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Under Cover Of Law.

A noted crook one day said to q Cleve-
land Judge: eff l was to start over
again would be q lawyer, instead OF
an honest crook. There is more steal
ing, lying, cheating and rebbing under
cover of the law than outside of il. and
] have been robbed by lawyers as often
"a have robbed other men."-Detroit
Free Press.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-04-15
Full Returns.

Edith-All is over between us. sir.
here are your letters, and the little gold
locket and the ring you gave me Ch-ch-
christmas
Cyrl-There are some other things l
gave you, Edith. You must return all.
Edith-What are they?
Cyril-Eleven thousand, nine hundred
and thirty-seven kisses-Jurv.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-04-15
An Even Climate.

New Mexico is noted as having one OF the
most equabie climates in the world. Sudden
changes of temperature are almost unknown
1t is an ideal place for winter residence. Very
low excursion rates TO Las Vegas Hot Springs
where the celebrated MonteZuma hotel is 10
Gated. 1t does not cost much TO run over from
Hot Springs TO santa Fe, the capital. noted for
its scenic attractions. Inquire of local agent
Santa or az roudte, dress @. T. Nicholson,
q. p & T. A. Topeka, for copy of New Mexi-
co folder, lust issued.
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No. 1892.
Z. First Published April s. 1891.
SHERIFF SAFE


STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF RARRER CO
Lew Z. barrow. plaintiff.
- W.
william X. McClelland, defendant
by virtue of an order Of sale issued ont of the
- Barber District Court. sitting in and for
sald Barber county, in the above entitled ac--
tlon, ana 10 me directed, will on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF MAY
1881, at O'Clock in the afternoon of sa,sS
day, al the front door of the courthouse, in aaid
county, oher ior sale at public auction and sell
witnout apprf,isemcnt 10 the highest and hest
bidder FOR cash IN hand to satisfy said order
OF sale, all the right. title ard Interest whatso
ever OF The above Garacd defendant
ana OF al perzuGS claiming under
MN IN and to the following described tract
piece ana parcel OF land lying and situate in
said county of Barber, to-wlt: -
Inc west half Of the northwest ouarter ~
secuon seventeen 10 and south half of the
northeast quarter Of section eighteen 0sl in
towhShip thtrty-one i3i). south, OF range ton
~, west or DE 9Th D. m, together with ala
ailu ihgular me tenements, Entertainments and-
appuItenances thereunto belonging or IN an
wise appertaiuing. " - ~N'
Given under my hand at my office in tbt o,,v
Of April, 1891 w h6p 1s tn day
4G-5 W. hOrSDN.
OyERsrpRr-s Z. .,.. Sheriff.
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Goodwfa. Troy n Y at " ork Cor u. Reass :,
you may net make ss much. but We a.,
teach you quickly how 20 earn from ~ 10
$40 day a. the stari, and more as vou 70
on. Sofh ssres, all ages. Ia sny part Of
- 1s n yo1 can commence az home, Civ
III All your time or spare moments only 10
the WORK Al 10 new. Great pay 81 RRE,r
every worker. We start you. fsrni.hine
everything. EASILY, SPEEDILY iearned
PARTICULARS FREE. Addrss, m &c
siiAsOA = Co.. PoRTLAAD, MAiYE.
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NoIsO9.
FIRST published April 1, 1891.
SHERIFF'S Bale

4.
STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF RApppp -.
Inc Kansas City Investment COMPANY q 1,or-
pOration, P'' . Cur
vs.
OeorRe w. Newell ana Nancy Newell snenoar
Mexican and j. s McReau '' "P'""ei
R1 virtue OF an order OF sale issued ont If
- - tue district court, sitting in and Tor said
bdIDer county. in the above entitled action
ana 10 me directed. / will, ON
SATURDAY, THE % DAY OF NAG
1871, al two O'Clock I'm the aftey~.s.,,, -
sald DAY, at the front door OF the tS.,.rsIr,, ~
III sald county, oifer for sale ar t.tIie.
ana sen. without appraisemeas To- the hioI,eutt
and pest BIDDER. for cash 80 hand tn s1t1se,s
salo order OF sale. all the right title and ir,sy
est whatsoever Of tss above named daf..ss
ANS ANS, aud eaea u them, and of ali Ia, snna
Gaining amber them. i'm and TO the ;r1,a,Iaas
descFloeG trtief, piece and parcel Of tsnd I,-is
ann stuilte IL said county of Bari,Sr g..
ne south half OF the southWe-f o,,s,,E. .
section tlrty-three fa5), toHDSbjn thirt,e-to, y.
d. s'iu lot Two 90 OF section four al 81 ~.
o ont ~ OF secti0n I've %. in townshIn 49,,
e. eooI' an ~ range twelve (l2J wet ef az.
'tlI y. III. .Se ether with nil aud sjneuisr a..
=. .sIie s,entS entertainments and apDurTenao coS
ing. ." !"ise appertain-
ciyen under my hand. at my office In tho
s Az al Medicine Lodge, in said county. this
45-t5 I " uoDSou O.
".s. DENTON, Attorney for Piaintiff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-04-15

Snng attie foripSssAase BEEN made a
wor< fsr u. ~ Anna PeRe. Austin,
iexs., sea Jno. Bonn, Toledo, Ohio.
ace cut Dihers are doing Is well. WHY
ris,f yoaf Some earn over e6o0. 90 q
month 1ou can do the work and I've
~ home, wherever you are. ESsn be-
fnners are easily earuina 6oE1 Is 70
Sl9e day. AHaee WeahoH you how
and start you. Can work In spare time
OF All the tina Big money Ter worh-
en- fabure unknown among them.
wv ead wonderful. Rsrticu an me-.
, Kox $50 Portland, Maine
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-04-15
Wit AND WISDOM.

You need help TO raise laugh, but
you can have sigh -Indianapo-
lis Journal
The only way in which happiness
can be found is in trying to give it to
other people.-Ram's Horn.
The pessimist still loves good din
ner and the optinist still groans with
the toothache.-Troy Press.
If thou wouldst attain to thy high
est, go look upon flower; what that
does witlessly, that do thou willingly
Schiller.
The 7 gown is now cut with v
neck and other alphabetical changes
will probably be made from time to
time.-Texas Siftings.
1t is good plan to never become
well acquainted with the people who
have been held up TO you as shining ex-
amples. Globe
You can always distinguish your
friends from your enemies by observing
that the former agree with you when
you say harsh things about yourself
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Pedestrian turning suddenly upon a
tramp)-"See here: you skip, or I'll
hand you over to the police You're
after no good" Tramp-''Well,s stranger,
now that have good look at you'll
guess you're about right
Its very kind of you to furnish the
plumber and his boy with lunch. y Not
at all. It's economical. 1t costs less to
give them lunch than it does to have
them walk home and back at my ex-
pense to get it. I've employed plumb
ers before. "-Harper's Bazaar
Let us sea cynic is man who
is tired of the world, is he not?' the
young language student asked. mo.
no, my child" replied the knowing tu-
tor. "A cynic is man of whom the
world is tired. "-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Poetry Boiled Down.
Inan
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Thousapds Of Families

Bless the day when they learned the use OF
Humphreys SPECIFICS Nos. i and Z. Coughs.
Colds. Bronchitis and sore throats are cured By
them. a
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-04-15

NIhE ~ rapdly snd benorsb.y. 81 tbosr G.
UMU EEA2 = HheT sex. youzs . ID, and II me
HE 1NEA 'Nn localities, y bereTer live An
~ - II yTor Easr So.
We farssn everything. We Nc rfsE va, IN 49,
yoar spare moments an time the work This Is q
SliIy new sengs wonderful every woke
- sai,ss from s2s Sbo per week ana Upward
SO a1s aissT little experience can fyfsh yS sts
psoyIe aad tezeb taEE go suace =. eTpas be- 81
iRsOF1nstlon tERk TRUE a. Co. AIGIs TI s:fst
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/ YEAR. IuDden.k. to briefly

A nAAAA YEAR. IuDder-k. to briefly
S1EHAH teach any fairly Intelligent person o either
xEHIuH Isex, who read and write, and who,
UlNlHuHUU Hafer instruction, will work ndusfriousl.
~ - how o Three Thousand neIlars a
1earin their localities they iiveI furnish
the situation which srounf
No moe ior me unless above Easily quickly
learned desire but Sseh confv
have already tapgh: -ad provided with employment arge
number, WHO ase making $4,000 yesreseh NER
End SOLID Full particulars r II y r.
II. &, ELLEN. Box 42O, Augusta, a aines
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SATURDAY THE 9TH DAY oFMAy

1871, between the hours OF one and tour ocIock
y, IN: NJ Inc 'front.' door of the court house i'm
Ine cry OF Medicine Lodge, county of Barber
ana state OF Kansas, offer for sale at public
sutton aod sell to the highest bidder, for cash
III Ihhu Ill the following described real prom
10y, SITUATED IN the county of Barber and.
Sue OF hansas. to-wit: The northwest QUAR-
yer oI sectlon fourteen, in township thirty.
eoutu, oi range fourteen, west of the sixth
principal meridian Said pronertv will no soIT
Us rs, thc property of the above named defendants
"lthout spprasement t. satisfy the plaintiffs
clai 1 oI So 90 therein, interest thereon and
costs and accruing costs according To snfd n
der of sale. ! w Tl0DsspT~I VI
Sheriff Barrier county. Kansas
49, Attorn@- :, n ~ " w ttL,NCn.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-04-15

DIR. sAcE'S cATARRH REMEDY
cures the worst cases, no matter of how long
standing. so cents, by druggists
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HE MARCHED WITH SHERMAN
TO THE SEA-.

Trudged all the way on foot over mountain
ana through morass, carrying knapsack and
gun, slept on brush heaps to keep out Of the
mud, caught cold, from the effects of which
his friends thought he would never recover
Lingering with slow consumption for many
years, he saw DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery advertised in a country newspaper,
and he determined to try it. A few bottles
worked change; six months continued use
cured him. Always too independent to ask
his country for q pension, he now says he
needs none. He helped save his country, he
saved himself! Consumption is Lung-scrof-
ula, For scrofula. in all its myriad forms, the
Discovery" is an unequaled remedy. It
cleanses the system of all bIoOd-taints from
whatever cause arising, and cures all Skin
and Scalp Diseases. Salt-rheum, letter Ecze-
ma; and kindred ailments. 1t is guaranteed
TO benefit or cure in all diseases for which it
be refunded. Sold by druggists.
Copyright, 1855, by WORLDS DIS NED ASSN.
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First Publication April 3. 1901
SHERIFF,a SALE

r virtue OF an order of sale issued ont of tho
- District Court OF Barber county, Kansas in
an aiid a g wherein w H. Hurd was plaintiff
PENDANTS. / viii on the WIZ N0
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STATE OF KANSAS. COUNTY OF gARrpp ss
me hansas city Investment Compan a cor
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ALLIANCE DIRECTORY.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

NATIONAL OFFICERS.
President .... -. L. l.. Polk, Washington, ID. c.
Secretary zee. j. II. Turner, Washington, d. {.
Treasurer. ........ H. w. Hickman, Puxico Mo.
Lecturer ...... Ben Terrell, Washington, ID. G.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-06-03
THE HUNTED CAR.
Four Large Boxes Of Dynamite Sent Or
For His Renefit.

Four Large Boxes of Dynamite Sent On
For His Benefit.
Moscow, May 3O--The car and car
ina and the Grand Duchess Yenia ar.
rived here yesterday. They drove to
the kremlin through streets decorated
with bunting. receiving enthusiastic
greetings from dense crowds that lined
the route.
The discovery Of four large boxes of
dynamite in the customs department Of
the French exhibition last Sunday was
in part the reason for the delay of the
royal visit to Moscow. The boxes would
have been seized on the frontier
but for the concession made by
the customs department which al
lowed exhibits to pass unopened. The
whole ground under the dais erected
for the car was then eXcavated, owing
to fears that it had been undermined,
but nothing was found. Rumors that
mines were discovered on the railway
and under the route taken by the car
are unconirmed.
The most extreme precautions were
taken. The police even removed the
roof of the triumphal arch in their zeal
to insure the safety of the car. and
every window facing on the streets was
ordered closed while the car was
passing
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-06-03
DR.. BRIGGS CASE.

The Presbyterian Assembly Adopts D..
Patton's Plan Vetoing DE-. BftGGs' Ape
pOintment.
DETROIT, Mich. May 31.-The scenes
in the assembly as consideration OF the
Briggs matter came to close, were
very exciting. After the adoption OF
resolution in favor of taking vote on
the matter at 5 o'clock. DR.. Briggs
friends were persistent in their efforts
to postpone consideration. During the
last few minutes the contention for the
floor was terrific. Civil Service Com
missioner Lyman. Rev. Dr.. Baker,
of Philadelphia, and Rev. DR..
Bartlett, of Washington, were among
those who were fortunate in securing
the moderator's eye, and though Judge
Shipman, of New Jersey, had been
waiting an hour under Moderator
Green's nose for chance to say last
good word for Briggs, the moderator
did not see him.
Five o'clock came with DR.. Bartlett
urging the veto of Briggs appointment
when a Briggs man jumped up with
motion to adjourn. The assembly voted
him down
DR.. Worcester's substitute for the re-
port of President Patton's committee
was first presented There were not
one hundred in favor of it
Next came DR.. Logan's amendment
that disapproval be only for the pres
ent which was voted down with as big
an adverse a majority as Dr.. Worces-
ter's substitute.
Then came the report Of Dr.. Patton's
committee and amid wild excitement a
vote was ordered. From disorder the
whole scene changed to most solemn
stiffness when the name of the first
presbytery on the list was called out
by the stated clerk.
The ayes had it from the start Only
solitary no lent aid and comfort to
the Briggites for half an hour. Both
the western reserve and the far west
were solidly Princetonian- The
moderator voted for the report as did
the stated clerk DR.. Patton was not
present. The foreign delegates voted
AYE" as strongly as they knew how.
When the vote was counted it stood
40 to SO. Briggs appointment had
been vetoed and Princeton had won the
greatest theological battle since the
trial of Prof. Swing.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-06-03
The Marriage Approved.

WASHINGTON. May 3l.-The president
yesterday reappointed Miss Emma c.
Noble. or rather Mrs. Emma c. Nc
Phersou. postmistress at Ration. n. NJ
Since her appointment some years ago
Miss Noble has been married and while
she has been reappointed to the posi-
ton. 1t was necessary on account of
change of name that she be given a
new commission. which also involved a
new bond and confirmation by the SEN
ate This is said to be the first case of
its kind on the records of the post Office
department