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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

Special rates to old Mexico Parties
attending the irrigation convention at
Albuquerque can extend their trip to
old Mexico for $50 for the round trip
for 80 days.-W. .. Horr, Agt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

COMPARE the resolutions of both par
ties on the money question and see
which one speaks with the most de-
cision.
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Special rates to Arkansas City
Grand Army Reunion at one fare
for the round trip-$3. 0S. On sale Sept.
30th to Oct. End, good to return Oct. 4.
w. O. Horn, Agt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

WE believe that by wise" voting
the annual output of straddlers can
be put where they will never again seek
for political honors.
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TOWNSHIP TICK ETS.

Will the voters be foolish enough to
swallow the ''buncombe?"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

OUTSIDE of getting his man for sher-
IF, Ed Sample has few words of praise
for the republican county convention.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

ACCORDING to the Wichita Common
err, the Eagle has said lat times that
the populist party is dead.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

G, W. ELLIS
ATTORNEY COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Medicine Lodge, Kans
Office first door west of First National Bank.
Will practice in all of the courts of the state.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

sntier sex. every one Of whom should subscribe ia
cnorest,s Magazine. If You are unacquzinted witt;
: merits, send for specimen copy ffreel. and
an will admit that seeing these THUMBS has put
agazine everything to satisfy the literary wants q
. whole family.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25
SOCIETIES..

a A. F. s. a. NJ, Delta Lodge No. q
zGAHRegula communications, first and
y * third Saturday evenings in each
~ \ month. All affiliating and non-afIili-
ating masonS in good standing, cordially in
vited to attend FL. BANKIN, w. Nj.
l. W. STOUT, Sec'y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

n II G LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. 80
W. liz Ns Regular Communications first
and third Monday eveningsin each month.
MRS. NJ. DELISLE, w. NJ
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

WALKER will make better COM
missioner than Carter.
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Eastern connection, leaves. LAO D. m.
kieva and Panhandle connection. and all
points in Texas, leaves .. 10 100 O. m
Eastern connection, arrives. :I6 d. IN.
kiowa and Panhandle connection and South
ern mail, arrives. go o. M
Ali trains run daily except Sunday: only one
train; leaves at 1918, arrives 500.
40. HORR. Local Agent.
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p ATFNTS

Caveats, Trade Marks and Copy Rights sc
cured for inventors and those engaged in
mercantile pursuits. Do not send your appli-
cations two or three thousand miles away
when you can get your patent just as soon,
and in many cases far sooner, and with bet
ter results by sending them direct to
HICDON & HlCDON at Kansas City. Mo-,
where they have the most extensive depart
ments and the best equipped offices, fitted ex-
pressly for this purpose nov In the United
States located in the Times Building, at the
junction of Main and Delaware SITS, Kansas
City, Mo. Their charges are the same as 9TH
er well established Patent Lawyers. For ref
erence all the banks and business houses of
the city Send for price list and book of in
stTuctions free of charge.
Please mention this paper.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

CYPRUS CHAPTER No. 60, r. A. NJ. meets
in Masonic Hall every I'd and 4th Thursday.
Visiting brethren cordially invited
CHESTER I. LONG, Fl.
c. L. BRAMwELL, Sec'y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

SAM ADAMS will make good trustee.
Why not make his election unanimous?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-09-25

The best SIS pants in the city at
Woodwards. Go and see them.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

PRsslpEHr .GnovER CLEVELAND
United States senators l.. Baker
of Kansas, Nv. A. PETER
Member Of Congress, 18th Dist -. &c. L. Long
Judge of Gath Judicial Dist ..... e. W. Mckay
State Senator. 3Sth District 49,. II. S. Lands
Representative, Goth District. It. P. Wilson
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Medicine Lodge Officers.
ATTORNEYS IN MEDICINE LODGE.

= SAMPLE,
q.
ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR ATLAW.
Office over First National Bank,
Medicine Lodge, Kans.
VIII practice in the courts of this and ajoiD
ing counties.
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DELPHIA LODGE, No. 140, K of P, meets on
Monday evening of each week, at the X. of P.
hall. Visiting knights in good standing invi-
led to attend. L. A. EBY c. c..
DICK WILSON, K. of r. s. S.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY & CITY
Peoples Party Ticket.

O
For Sheriff-O. MILLS.
For Treasurer--J. S. JONES.
For Clerk-R. ID. GADDIE.
For Register-C. w. WILSON.
For Survcyor-N. l.. CHENOWETH.
For Coroner-J. T. CUSHENBERY.
For Commissioner 3rd dlst-H. WALKER.
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n K D ELDRED POST, No. ia, meets
vi IA III I'd s. 4th Saturday in each month
otthe court house in Medicine Lodge at Il. Nj.
Allcomrades cordially invited.
j. III. OWENS, PostCommander.
] W. ELDER, Adjutant.
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AueusT CARE OF SMALL FRUIT PLANTS
. SETTING. eur. srRAwBERR1Es.

E " sETTIING 7INSG4!e eUT STRAWBERRIES sTR4A.YW'IBsE lsls
 IoalA berry plant in5 yielding it's fruit, ma
 turing it's seed and producing new
 growth. is much exhausted,@,a . h fact the life of each bud, stem and cane, is giyeI inIthisae aeffort.a9i Gef389H nam4gslaa
 The maturity of fruit buds on new canes cones after, this exhaustlng work land unless good care is continued to de.
 eVeiop and perfect the same, the succeed. ing crop is greatly impaired.j ni a2gas l The natural moisture, too, is much less ] at this season.. and must be retained in
 the soil by frequent shallow. cultivation. lSgThe strong canes must be stimulated by, removal of the weak ones, and all sur: plus growth cut away. 8sl9s4a Remember, the care given fruit plants this season practically determines the
 product M next ,, both tS ii in qalaIity and auap- ttlty.15a14 Ja893I stIokamoBI U |.
 IidiNever allow your interest in the fruit
 garden to lessen, because the fruit is gone. f,., y,,.. : ,s <; ~ :. a,, EB1 Never neglect thatiysp0t from which you should receive more, for the labor performed, than any other portion of the farro .aes}7N N5l A sftt3fi tfJ sjffeftSSstf lw q 9i yt |, la4 C 5s sts81 aisI
 ei,aA frHits plant isast sensitive to good
 care as stock onsthe farm or members of |theo ofiousehold, and should be treated as
 we'll. $ a.s. soiss' sssl s'' < iA7iN so.iliIl kd Strawberry beds for the family, should sbe made asaeaffy asnew plants from new hedsscan be obtained.u Prepare for them |I,,noN< < 10 A0iAiRJ af6 aG3a EiIHai aaI'- , 5 1EKtra careis necessary ssor August sets' ting. 7oaoa ni sDn9fsl vol $ na8ia5foi .y,' I Aa.fae good nurseryman will take extra care, iih digglng and Shipping eeplAhtss
 packing so they will not heats or roots ebecome dfysuaI msafs sv5siH sGp \ ',
 When received. dip roots in a thick compost of aSil and manure wates t316t too, strong, rrapd set at once,sls k 11ss | | ssoBeparticulari to have moist earth firm
 pressed atj0ut the roots, sfa i.,saed sJis .v FS Rake of hoe iafodnd plafits often.
 As bdds appear on new fliiherzs cover, them lightly with moist earth, stiids pro-
 dncing new. plapts. atss \ sslssesi0 slaf \ stsohEfnde this process until thesrow is
 we'll n1led, andS you may then expect-S 'nicfy idt df strawberries next season. 10 Z August Hetting fs s'n0t recon f1ended for large acreage or carelees gf0 *Sl EM.
 H. Thdyet h C06htry aentlefnAns
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has forgiven you freely? Does not Paul say, Forgetting, those, things that are behind?" Yes. But read the chapter through, and see what, he forgets. He| is pressiagS forward teAa higher prize, and he forgets his triumphs already won and his failures that discourage him m; but he does not forget that he was sinner and tha1l God hssofuei5 forgiven him. -Goiii.isAsI THE TEARS 60 oN,a 91ia that forgiveness seems efeafer Nand gfeaber, that debt larger ana larger, un-l til in his latter days he swritea, Il was tRerchief of siripers aBd, God forgaRe me that he might. show in, me pattern of his loving kfndness to all future ages. Forget that we were, sinners, and are redeemed ? NsverIl When vyot and II standiDefnre the great white throhe of Cod and sing our song it will be ? new song it will not be the song of, those who forgot that they were sinners, 1t will not be the song of those whosei ac- counts have been paid and who owe no more; ; it will bea song aot loving grati- t1s tusde to Father whoI is always, forgiy- ing, from children who always wish to utter, their love and their debt to Him. There are some burdens hard to bear the Burdens of sin issuery hard to bear. But therelare other burdens easy tQbear and the burden of sin forgiven is an easy burden to bear; for it is the burden of gratitude, and there { is mo hardship in bearing that burden.9d 9VGd 1bOo9 E You and, have, nothing to pay, and an our Father freely fergives 1t all. Christ has suffered' and died for us, but he has not paid our qdebt it cannot be paid ERelhas suffered and diedo that by his lsnfering and death his life may, flow in
 to us, and fill us with life, and set us free from sin, and lift us up, and make us 2 tnew creature fn Christ Jesds.' He die not die to pay the debt of an inexorablt God; he died to bring the, witness ant evidence of the free forgiveness of a deb tthat cannot be paid. U Always in th' future you andaI, stand before God Sa' forgiven children ;6 always being for giyens always in debt. Thank II Got that it is so! I rejoice to be forever, il debt to God for his unpurchasable love The insolvency of loveAwho would b.
 discharged from it? And so. if any nal has strayed in here to-day who think that he has nothing to pay, who think that his lite is so bad, SO empty, s Ehopelessly bankrupt that there is no us
 in his trying to come, select: the ,bes man you know, put him before you il tiyour imagination minister, father, sain l--and then know sthis.at You may ow Live hundred pence and he but fifty Q Rbut five, but in this you come alike, tha EEYou have nothing to pay, and you bot
 must take empty handed ' 14''' 7''''>''
 .nO0a
 GODS GLAD AND WILLING FORGIVENESS
 The hands that you help to strike tn manacles from are stretched out to yo
 teddy the men and women whom 70 Ehelprato; emancipate stand !,n pleaddipn cad p Ibefore you to.day;;Aif you love Go
 you will love your fellow ma
 man also; if there is any gratitude i your heart for His forgiveness you wi
 be called to utter it in deeds of redemI tion.4 From The Outlook s1'A 'Ia a..C',,a ta"5n
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02
CIRCULATION.
Around the F,iiresi.dlle. de.
NO FRIEND LIKE THE OLD FRIEND. 5.

There is no friend like the old friend
 ''- Who has shared our morning days, No greeting like his welcome, 9S o4pN .o"f 9gRd No homage like his praise; s'no4biia9 | Fame1s the seentless sunfiower, 5iJt; ff.sgd .Riou With gaudy crown Of gold,x qo5i .3f bna .xinBut, friendship, is the breathing gese,d 2ni ulo1l With sweets in every, fold.aIfz f,nIs soIn5
 -[Farm Joprna al. {
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

D nas7oJ .J ,;jog% bHA 1M 57s poJo5j-s7 JaiRW srM nh8 ] # HHa -droY waZ iyYslI gleL la T55urId slA --.- -.---.-.l- 9 TojsJ.ied astM buh 15j5ilisH 0aob slM 11a3a I M Js z.,.E3Esad rga ltyvl.II ys ,L
 a'yrr.Iz
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02
THE VERY ATTRMpTl

II AAAS N IIAL8 A 1nmE1 a1s M VI
 to payois itself almost an insult. s,Spps posing that the prodigal som had, taken his substance, gone of into the far toun-- try, and, instead of wasting his substance
 in riotous living, had made afortnne and
 then he had come back and said, My
 father, here Is your money, here is the interest,", here is the compound, interest:
 now everything is squared between us.
 Would 1t have been squared between
 themP Ot suppbsing the elder brother
 had 'saidT7iand that seems to. }. me like q
 good deal of medieval theplogy-r-snpl k poseathe eldersb other had asaidg Ihhaye abeen fortunate < r have twice as 1muctY as
 when I took my share ,of the ffnheritapce :; M viliipays sthissy0nng gtmanfsd debts, fprin-
 cipal, interests compound iasefest- would
 the father have taken II 2 ne debt is an
 eteTnal. debt, When ypq and I have ave siinn- led we have changed Qnn ralations to the Father and the relation now between ns
 and our Father is not the re1ati6a be- tween an innocent sonl and God but berI tween 8 sinful and forgiven saul andlG Gdd.i That isia totally different elationshipi
 If one has come to You in ,ybdf bfindness
 and has given you baGk your iiss < esyyetsightp
 wiligou ever forgHte that yon were blind and gos yoar eyHsight' frUns him ? Ifnne
 has come to you when yoiH We're \ .pta la slytic and has restored you to Jsitarpenath
 again. will y0u evaf forget that you were
 q paraiytic, and now shaAkstt shim; you
 walk Would ybd have ths Afflcans.f fscet forget that little <. i,l f6ssyN s K wera' a; in slavery and thep pansot " AbrahnmiiI Iiin-s 'cosn set them ice a.lA hi 6ouIi1y yois sfos. get that you have sinned A1tS yaods
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

; n rod " b9ll,a sISiaOc 3n4I sILa
 no .oI1.i yii..B- -BuB Dystooi d1idw ,s53w baN,- Hui nJy5z 1aBo1 5dz sI 2Iia9qo .@ilJHs aIiw uw5 bHs sIl9ds 3Dod1lw szss v yl--asao1 1sn ,G3doIG Sai9d ,2S9 3aO
 -@JIgG, 19d 2H.3a9yggg
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02


 - Our Styles in Mems Frock Suits have been selected with the idea of being ahead of all competition ha these liness They are cut the proper length and and made l,.. m in an unneqnpaaled n manner, prices $lo to SIS. O=HTBS J5lnW yJJYy .i15 lj 1aiA Dew yw Our Black Clay Worsted Dress suits in trock and sack suits take the lead for Dress and win convince you that 1t Is not necessary for you to be ont of style on account of the cost. They are made, in three button cut away, single and double breasted sack at s95O, sIs. sls, s16. BIS, s2o and s24. ' ' ~ '''
 U,. 8 0Ga Gq 10l 23U0 Our line of Spring overcoats is complete and is as necessary to complete gentleman's outrt. rtfsimposstbfe to find anywhere e1se such an assortment and values we offer al sc.SO. s5 ss,S0, siO, sls, SIS and s1sUU, US
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

5Inls E rne3 fAmeB or veal when owners [andstrainers1 have cthem iaIl going nice Eand cap explain jusswhy theirssphenom' Pdid not win anything bntsth banner last yeArs just how he cane to step on his pedigrees just1whyd ydhe hung dhis tongue out on the ,breast strap, just, why he aakealtp ride .tbEongb the hamestretch, ,just1exactlE why he .didn,tdget, all the
 money. But this year he win be right in fhdjbyish 5s 1a3n9I 3l5 l5i e 19iasI 51
 Among the MUrgans of the old type which Wets shown at, the recent field, day at Lydonvifle, Vt, was "a herses called Clifford psireds by grandson sof Black 'Morgan5, ,lst, which was a grandson Of sSsshs tnksnn nkn.: His flst son VAS Son of Hale's Green Mountain, and, his X second dam by iBlach Morgan, ,s1st. Il Has isiEwhat he has rightit9 De by HisD breedfhgI d black che stHhti if color l la s$ 3. ! Bds high, weighs IQQQ pound and has style eHongh for any pauax1eaua dafaA . K sossl
 ,1sisls Sid liaiW yahrDh 1gaets 1foa Il a1Inst seo llenG as, ffaak paTfarnersvoc, casionaliy spring from obscure sources
 
 win the non -stsndaru debaftnent& serve 2 SsstSi tS $ ! X vjdSes hoR appear to Wes sthatenH b5eede deraaF, bRyeE esns be harmed thereby. .fsReseIdingi lfles deed to \ poor spiece Of land Swi1 hot enable Dy more frSDH S'.9 1t and sc0Ea ing8i the fpsdi digEea aaf1 a 1non7 st8ndatd trostsbsw nnE niaass1 it any, fastats Isatne sensible atberanee ofi.. M.
 5 ssgl5ss ,ssa, sse''a si 'sa saa .s !.
 It begins to look aslas ' viliageslFstm will not, ,ps forced to depend wholly upon Robert ]. t6 wi Mih the free-for-alls, |as; HalR Rointar sftersasle letaps evidently has more spsea ttlaf e1efi as1hes bUm0f Tom EIaE nov yeKsvgd Eeaf ib7d,, paced a'smiiE ibI 1'i iIs. K md sflnlsha3 In Jast1 1hal ID sA;0 1s4 and the lastI 4uxttep ina19 sed0ndG oKsbbrt Js1seed ' 1iiiie iii I 6de hi6sES
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02
LISTEN TO OUR TALE OF PRICES

U.. .4 yy,,G .4TgVOD J..sl gt.IaJ4ty ai sgGtI0
 We have a large line of Mems Sack Suits which Srohandsone. stylish ana perfect 1t tdpg h both light and dark patterns al, se-So which will wear and give as good satistac. tonn as suits usuafiy sold elsewhere at ss.bO and slo; style singlsor double breRsted. .oa t.ec Our Mems Sack Sack Suits at ss1o and $lo in every desirable style of goods offers an op. 'portunity for b6tgains found only inA our stores. .a4 ,., ssl 5z .,. l,ss s4., .e5J JSJ
 We have, Mems Sack Suits in higher grades of the very best style, fit and quality, and arc conspicuous for the low continuation prices. All our goods are from the best mills in the country and represent their latest and bes designs, sl2. SIS, sl5, $l6, SIS and s2o.
 Mems Trousers best make In the country ysleMlllan, Sweet, X Orr, Duchess and others Rrieeh slteseA1l DL!4 El
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sTAo9aDQLaa O, theaiHOrsemen
ljs.HE,s GOT 4 HEAD ToPIHANeIER's J


 d27gs.HEs GOT HEAD ToPrSANeIER'' j2 a.saisl Ann by tghni TIwishoo Goi1uov on'H been down to the falrs.9b ,b13Voa Teehun'd iaughed to see ulr Bin gon L3i29qo
 And scoop lem Mith bis mare; ''A Your pesky notions bout 8 trot
 Would showed you plainly you was wrong g,
 If you'd been there toaay."
 'It's ,gainst the law to sell pools,
 | And gambling is foftdd;l :" @"A AMAe |'No liquor sold upon thegrcund. soITanD |. .n What more would you have didP T9dm9oI Nov, Mary Ann. De se1isible,I IotzO aoJistv | n Doh t be q cfank but look25Vsn n8s p3 See if horse ftotrihg4s fortiao1s9 jaaIAu Insfde the sHoH Book."se'sq I9 st3aspa sH wouldn't ,Hke to see 9egr boYi a1ow 1Eii3 | Do anything Stiwas Wrongs 3o omo6 .b8 But like2to seeand sa does hesJ 10 5uo ba sdA horse1can go alopgaW .Yuoq nw0b Hewon a hupdredi doi ilaU prize,s ooi a1ew dsAndTdnne @ it tair and sqparesg yI9uti gni Twas just the ssmeIas theh he arewd 5isiv
 A prize at our church fair." .toY 1od6i CT saw old Eldeu Parker thsre1A aaT b A1ongswith Deacon Bnowns2 s1sm1sB A looking at the cattle and siii ,fUf8ngdi aTheotheB staifaromnd3J Y9d3 snoiig9o Bnoticed when itheatrotscame ofr s2sT5vR StThey stAid ufght amos ui THe race1wasst ssthr6ngh and then they langhe sd And elapped their hands dor Binl,id sno a II lfdei fdon't approve any gamb1iIng seloog fC, or drinking, that. you know, 4nf,d dx,i,o.,i.5 We haYs both tried i slPs te show l our , aai
 The road he ought to go; He's met met py exne t1ati9qnss. t1attii9qn .l,)o atIr "A 90 oAnd. .Iim pEqpd of hims 4,VQwrK yaa He's; s;gpttat head ta d1tnaaneier sfa gnibn9qs h sAaswell as hold ay plo.wsYyi gnaI ui sa49w u 3a ssi4-AEn EnlsIP deras in The Horse World d .vRbnu5 UT T'5TTftfff5 rr7-TTy7l3 3a2aT2ao0 ! 'd .aaqi3 Iaf5ARWo FORFYCLIpsd s37oGa1 1 I3 50H e3 ugG11sD 3a5s1-v-rbul9npsl ils fgi1G ] INTERREsTING ii fIIos IIo2s g. fFEas FROM THE MIRfBo
 AMI, EA f,MER -
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

'I''O h .'oIta lItH lZzIL. Ifi e1HII W5I5ei IIA iyIIERt yshF .iR Yof iJin g COB Yof gHl m
 A SERMON BFl REV LYMAN tABBoTTs Ts.,p p .all,, P -vfoFPDYMoUTHg CHURCH, RooKL9N Naa
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

Better than Cheaper than ul
 
 % facilities enormous operate 27 stores and labor unceasingy improving every opportunity purchase large quantities of Clothing having the advantage d over our competitors to dispose of through t''' our many stores. This being fact we ''4" ""'S t able sell better and at lower , " S ~ price than the same be bought, , l,on, ,o. y s.G,l sA rs @ ,,,, , elsewhere cd s5oos Doos ~o oa
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

Text, Luke !: I.4s. There was 'a cetratt creditor which had two debtors the one owed five hundred pence, and the other fifty. And when they had nothing to pay, he frankly for gave them both. Tell me, therefore, which Q them will love him most. ALA V V .
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

Just would call your attention to Mems Clay Wor sted Dress u all wool and the best mills make the country oc single and double breasted sack at $s5o Our abundan stocked with the largest the City Our Hat Furnishings eompete with choicest and ss that the market affords Trunks Bags Oil Clothing NBtankets Hammocks, BmbreHss etc. C ~--A 43--A OC|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-31

to Rouen. Yet-there are no advertising
signs along the dales Of Normandy. 1t is
too much. The very drunken peasant
would revolt at such desecration.
On TO London.
Through the breaks in advertising there
are glimpses of a pretty green. country
where large fields in grass for the great
part are interspersed with comfortable
towns and suburbs. Undoubtedly all the
suburban cottages and villas are in great
er taste and comfort thape in France, but
then to counterbalance 1t the poorer peo-
pie seem to live in grfmy rows of little
two-story barracks, like SO many state-ar-
ranged-for paupers. I would rather live
in a three hundred year-olq howell in Gisors
or in mansard of big8partment house
in Rouen. The eyes LOOK hstlessly out in
the twilight. It is part Of England lot
too interesting, no faf4s4fst. The train
moves with astounding stfftness, smoothly
without dust or noise. tTHe second-class
compartments are much hnSrsthan the first
in France. The smokings car is full of
fragrant, clean pipe smoke, cut plug fresh
from America and not the caporal cabbage
of the French monopoly; two gentlemen
are drunk already and still drinking from
their pocket TASKS. The train has stopped
on long bridge. The guard is taking up
the tickets. Are We near London? Yes
just outside Victoria station. And this
river?-Is the Thames. These are the
lights Of London. They are far away
from Paris. STERLING HELLO.