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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

COLUMBUS. GA. Aug. o.-rhe hrst
hale OF cotton this season Was received
Ina columbus this afternoon from Lowry
& Simons. OF Watson. Ga. IL was ciassct
as middling, weighed iIs pounds ana
sold 10 the Swift Milling Company for
Z cents: last years hrst bale was On
August Sth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
Drowned While Bathing.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Aug. w.-L. H..
Evans. agent OF the Armour Packing
Company in this city. was drowned whlie
bathing I'm the surf at Wrightsyille
Beach to-day His body was recovered,
and viii be sent TO his family in Roanoke,
Va. tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

citizens Of Philadelphia Don't Want ~ to
go to the IAp0.Itlon.

go 70 tHT ffT0~fff"H.
PHILADELPHIA PA, Aug. l0.-A bill
IN equity was filed to-day IN the Common
Pleas Court 20 have an injunction issued
restraining the city from taking the
Liberty bell 10 tho Atlanta Exposition.
The bill lis filed By Thomas c. Morton.
william Frazer William 5. Blight Wen
aeli 4. Bowman. Joel J. Bailey Samuel
X Shipley Harry Rogers. and George
philcr. citlz ms and taxpayers. IN behalf
II themselves and all others who may
are 20 intervene against the city. which
= represented by Mayor Warwick, James
r. Miles President OF the Select Council,
Weucel Hcartman. President of the Com
'non Council Director Of Public WORKS
Thompson. and chief Eisenhower. Of the
bureau OF CITY Property.
The bill states that the complainants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

AsttrxcToN. h. e. Aug. 10. For
,,,'.-'n,s. rair With continued high tenn
rrr,,nre. during the day; probably thun-
a. showers. and slightly cooler IN the
avenins, southwesterly Winds.
For North Carolina: fair' i,Nowsa oy
sou.herly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

MEMPHIS. TENN, Aug. lo.--charl.s
A Joseph. general freight and passenger
agent for the Little Rock ana Memphis
ra .lr, ad, has admitted shortage OF "
OO0 In his accounts a. -.
Dr,nklng is the cause OF his do"n-
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
FATAL TROLLEY CAR WRECK.
sIihui R. GattWOcd aud ". c. kur-
daBsh Killed Near Norfolk.
lsoIHt coy SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
qhc tcciHcnt Occurred Friday Night But
Do Wak Not known Until Yesterday
1hfrc Were ANY fataiifieS-Nic-
}tims Wcil-Known Youths
of Norfolk.

a
80 RFOLk Aug 0->pcciai.-fhc ne
,...t ,-t.,. r.ti,.,.. v-..k last night ls
.,,.., d., tn.
tn' kne'p"i theme oi eoI''' '.'
IN Cities hy the .ra To-Day anu
..l./ /tfoo-, has e.tff.d over this entire
M r., ul-feted
'"' '". ..t, ,,,rrin,
~ came boo at orin'N '"7 '''' ''.''''
rl (ortiuc that only orc lady ana h'F
T. t. stl.frI. trIf..I Among The
n.l.rt eateUood.
f'ia was n'. tr. fr.fs.onal
(-,.1 80 n,,,,i.'i.. ..f. had accompanied
}his SON Arthur Gaieulol. and his friend
/WUfie Aurdauel. SON OI judge Mni 'a"-'"
! nf p.rfsmonfn. OIL fne train. The boys
I ,y.ra r.roriel missing, and Mr. McD
I Wrenn. "a memher of ne select Council
t4 f,..,. tf.ir - al l. caps floating
g. t-4 seen ihem jump
- - D' ., ,.,ti.0 over. but Rcv. Mr.
Gatowood had heard enough 20 satisfy
Asn that they Dad escaped ""h"i"
mfH BODIES iorNn.
This morning a force OF hands. while
6irrin, ir f.. mnl at the wreck. found
.p t,- .. .f .... bows buried ont of sight
Tt.f.l.... ,,...t taken out and brought
"a iii. .ff. f,r preparation f0r burial.
- ,,.. .,.....
qwo Cars ''Mfip IHs lAA'A''
The mofol-.ar and "a ualitf jumped tNe
frack just beyond tnr I"hnci 'i.tN
bridge. The former n.il,u .l-,I ii '".
einDa'NA .... rr.,ref at fhe bottom
~ ,.e ..i9 I'm mad and water.
lady with au infant three months
old 300 Der arms. exhibited srcat presence
oi mind. She elasped % stal "iln on.
heni. and enciitl'i Two tuliuI'. wv"
Der oliei "I.,.' ""t ',- i,
f.r4farl Of ibis civ. hau-
-lr.i .o he on the train. and quickly Or
..r.zei "a re-.u.ne party. with The assist
an.. rf Sir Randall Barrett Ihese
m.n directed operations, ihe ao'l'i "n-
m.m-'erne t9 nervous, frightened "o-
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oNE kILLED IND SIX TOUNDED
4 Broken Draw-Bar Wrecks a {. &. {. Il
IT. Louis Train with Fatal Results.

IT. Louis Train with Fatal Results.
ST LOUIS. MO. Aug. l0.-A special TO
the Chronicle from sh-ihyville. Ind. says
that a wreck occurred lt 81. Pail. Ind.
twelve miles east Of there, at ] o'clock
last night. on the e.. e.. a.. and ST. Louis
railroad. resulting in the demolition OF
eight cars. tho death of one person. and
the injury OF Eve others, VINO were OF
a party OF ten riding on coal car
August ioenig Cinclnniti. IS deal. and
The following were injured.
Philip Daily. OsNesO. -. y. leg broken;
T.. r.. Meals. Grand Rapids. MI ,h.. leg
broke. Robert Christi. Ai.lw auk-e. Wis.
lex and arm hr0ken. Alfred fi0ds0n,
Pittsburg. Pa. head cut and hruisei;O ".
III. peegle. Brmine ham, Ala, leg broken;
William Conley, Cincinnati. head cut.
The train was "a heayy-l0aied west bound
freight.
The killed and injured We're brought 10
this city this mofnine.
IL Is said that the breaking of q draw
bar caused the wreck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
StDFD ~ HIR Sioohfh>'
Mrs. vermilye win Not Wear IA shirt
while Rowing.

NORWICH. CONN. Aug lo-Mrs. J.
9 yermilye. OF New York city. who is
srend,ng the summer at the pleasant
rlverside hamlet of Gales Ferry, south
-, ,h,s ci,v' is an admirable oarswoman.
and she goes out every afternoon IN her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
uoRhING .ir >FRING TILLEr.
Half the Force ON Duty Extra Policemen
Entninnl-Enlln Sill AIiNe.

phlNCEroN. Hi, Aug. ln.-Ihe ten
extra colorod policemen are stll ON duty
at Spring Valley ana ths mncs are in
operation to-day. about nine hundred
men. or about one-hait of the force, go
iuc tO work.
Barney Roilo. the Italian. who was re-
ported dead last night is still alive to-
dd..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
The Naaa.>a. Bank

WASHINGTON, Aug. l0.-The Comp
trollcr has approved the application OF
Westwood Hutchinson and associates "a
organize the National Bank OF Manassas.
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
THE VAR CEfEBRfTf0Ns.
They Were Complete Success in All
The German states.

BERLIN. Aug. i0.-The war celeora-
tens that have taken place this week
have been complete successes in all the
German States whore they were held.
This proves the realncss of the popular
enthusiasm OF German unity.
Daily demonstrations occurred in front
of the NiederWald monument lt RId ~
helm. on THURSDAY a hundred delegates
frCm the veteran societies Of portnund
ana Cahordt deposited at tha base Of
the statue a huge wreath and palfr
branches. The mayor then delivered a
fiery, patriotic speech 10 the veterans
and the crowd that had assembled 20 Wit
ness the ceremony. and he was frequently
ir;erri ptcd by applause.
one hundred and sixty delegates fr) .
the SaXOny Chasseurs and Infantry So
cieties deposited ak huge oak wreaths
at the foot of the statue, after which
;hcy gave cheers for the Emperor, the
Empire and Prince Bismarck.
The town of Iuebengln celebrated the
battle OF Woerth by field gervice in the
cemetery and Il procession IN the market
place.
The Rev. MIR. Gemmer. rector of the
Univ' rsity, delivered speech. The
celebration was ATTENDED b. all the
professors Of the University. the officers
OF the garrison, and the members of the
various societies and guilds Of the town.
In the evening a banquet was given az
the museum, salutes were fired, and the
town was illuminated.
GENEROUS RRsTwHrlE ENEMY.
Professor Hippedorr. in speech. said:
"The Bavaran veterans generous act at
the beginning OF the celebrations was
everywhere approved. They, Ia the midst
OF a great crowd. had deposited a beau
tiful laurel wreath on the tomb OF the
French soldiers killed I'm 1870 and lSIl and
buried at Munich. The secretary OF the
veterans, IN depositlng the wreath, said
Il place this laurel wreath, I'm the name OF
the veterans. on the tomb Of the French
soldiers. They, too, fought and died for
their Fatherland. They doubtless were
our enemies but in death there Is neither
enemy nor friend. We pray I'm silence FOR
them
Berlin has as yet taken no spirited part
I'm the celebration, aud the society leaders
are greatly displeasea, seeing that great
M mhers OF SOclalistic workmen elsewhere
are taking part IN the celebrations. Iney
believe that the patriotic demonstrators
will result IN a slackening OF the work
mems ALLEGIANCE 20 the party ana IN
weakening party discipline.
According 10 the North German Gazette.
| the SOcialistic leaders have organized "A
! service Of spies 70 prevent Socialists tiom
| taking part in tho celebrations.
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Lieutenant Bothwick, Who Attempted
suicide. Granted sick leave.

Huicidc. GrnDffH ~Irt IenNH,
WASHINGTON. Aug. lo.-Lieuienants
Helms and Corrigin have been ordered
fo \evuort in place of Lieutenant j.. J. .
Jayne and Ensign Andrews, orders re-
lieutenant W g. Tyler has been or
dered 10 temporary duty in the War
Record Office. iu New York.
Iieutsnqnt j. ID. B0ihWick has been de-
tachcd from the Naval Hospital at Nor
folk. and granted iwo months sick leave.
This officer attempted TO commit suicide
about "a month ago. ana has Just recover
ga from the wounds then inflicted.
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PREPARATION is DEMANDED.
Minister Willis Asks an Explanation Oh
the Arrest Of an American.
THE LETTER EXCIIES MUCH INTEREST.
The Hawaiian Government i viewing Mr.
Willis Action with serious Appre-
hension, Regarding IL ~ an In
dication of Active Hostility.

VICTORIA. B. c.. Aug. io.-The fol-
lowing Honolulu advices, under date OF
August 1st. have been received here from
the steamship Warimoon'
on the 2lst ultimo United states Minis
ter Willis sent to the Government re-
quest for reparation 10 be made TO one
James Durrell, an American citizen,on ac-
cornt OF his causeiess arrest and I'M
rrisonment during the prevalence of mar
tial law last January. Mr.. Willis letter
Is as fellows.
Legation Of the United states,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

Special Master in Chancery, j. F.
Sherman, and a representative of
Wilson s. Dodge came in Monday,
The former came for the purpose of
selling the Medicine Lodge sugar mill,
and the latter came to buy. The sale
took place at the front door OF the
courthouse yesterday morning at nine
o'clock, and was sold to Wilson S.
Dodge for 50 $40, being the amount of
the mortgage held by the purchaser.
George Horney, through his attorney,
A. L. Noble. gave notice of certain
claims he holds on the plant, as a mat
ter of form to put himself in position
to press his claims should the purchas.
or refuse his demand. At this early
date it is hard to tell what will be done
with the plant. but it will probably be
removed from this place.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

Last Friday the Santa Fe railroad
company through its local agent at this
place, w. o. Horr, rendered to County
Treasurer Potes $S.4047S for payment
in full of the '95 tax. This is the full
amount of the Santa Fe tax less the
water ditch levy of Medicine Lodge
and the state delinquent tax of ! mill.
Treasurer Potes refused to receive the
money and Mr.. FL. and two associates,
who brought the money from headquar-
tiers. returned with their cash, which
was all gold save S4.SS. The matter
will probably come before the board of
county commissioners for considera-
ton when the company's offer will be
either accepted or rejected.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25
A cHR1srnAs orrr 10 suBscn1Bxas.

The Farm Record of Indianapolis,
Ind. Is bright, hustling, wide-awake,
sixteen page monthly journal published
at 80 cents ayear by c. Vincent, for
meriy with the Nonconformist in Kan
sas, and it is thoroughly alive to the
needs of the farmers and full of sensi-
bic and business-like suggestions as to
how the most can be made from farm
life. Most farm papers from the East
have little in common with our west
ern and southern people, and, knowing
but little of our surroundings, they do
not reach the point of making them
selves indispensable to the farmer.
This is not the case with the Farm
Record, for its editor was reared in the
West and spent last summer here and
is fully acquainted with the peculiar
position of the western and southern
farmer. He is also familiar in a gener-
al way with the needs of this class in
all parts of the country, having person
ally visited every agricultural state in
union. But he is now engaged in max
ing fight for the farmer that should
endear him 10 every farm home. The
grain ring has had in operation a sys-
tenn of weighing which has locked
very large portion of your grain for
years past. Mr.. Vincent has probed
that ulcer and found a cure for it.
He has arranged with a Chicago firm to
handle the farmers grain without any
dockage and all grain will be weighed
under state supervision. G.. S. Knipe,
of Arlington, s. D., acting under the
direction of the Farm Record, sent
carload of wheat to that market and
saved DC per bushel. This is only one
of hundreds.) You can save money,
too, on any grain you may have to sell
this winter, and if you have not car
load several can club together. You
need the Farm Record to give you full
directions and we will send that paper
ons year free to every subscriber that
sends or pays us a dollar on subscrip-
ton (either old or new during the next
few weeks. This is the most valuable
gift that we can give you, for it will
put you in the way to save on your crop
money that has been going to the grain
ring. You cannot afford to miss
single copy and you should act quickly
and avail yourselves of this unparallel-
ed offer before it IS withdrawn. 1t is
too good to last long. Come along and
get your Christmas gift.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25
Notice To
INDEX STOCKHOLDERS

Owing to the fact that great por-
ton of the stock was not represented
at the meeting on Saturday, Dec. 81,
another meeting will be held on Sat-
Ilay, January 4, 1896. At this meet
H. a Board of Directors will be elected
and the remaining outstanding stock
will be re issued and entered on the
books of the Company. Don't
fail to bring your old
certificates, if you have any. If not,
bring what papers you have in your
possession showing the amount of stock
to which you are entitled. Every
stakeholder should attend this meeting.
BY order of Directors.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

The Ideal Concert Company, under
direction of w. IL. Canaan, will be at
the Opera House IN this city next Fri
day night. The program will consist
of vocal and instrumental music, eIocu-
tionary renditions etc. The Company
comes highly recommended and all
who hear them are assured of a rare
treat. w. 81. Canaan, cornet seloist.
formerly with the Wellington band
and is admired by every bandman in
the state. We are personally acqnaint-
ed with Mr.. Canaan and have had the
pleasure Of hearing him several times
and can truthfully sag We have never
heard his equal on the cornet. The
company has received ovations in the
leading cities OF the state which, itself,
Is conclusive evidence that the enter
tainment will be superb. Go and hear
them Friday evening.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

When most needed it is not unusual
for your family physician to be away
from home. Such was the experience
of j. 7. Schenck, editor of the Cado, 1.
T., Banner, when his little girl was
threatened with a severe attack of
Group. He says, my wife insisted on
my going after doctor, but as the fam
lily physician was out of town l got a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
which Immediately relieved her." 25
and SO cent bottles for sale by j. R..
Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

Treasurer Potes informes us that
Uncle Ed Youmans has a scheme in
vented that will be hailed with delight
by all the old bachelors of the commun-
ity. Uncle Ed will retail marriage Ii
cense at 80 cents. The price at the
probate judges Office is 50 so. This will
make a saving of 50 20 to the purchaser.
Uncle Ed says he has bought carload
at wholesale from Montgomery Ward
q Co., hence the unusual cut. He
thinks that the probate judge is doing
too much business and he wants share
of the trade even if he realizes only a
small profit. In view of Uncle Eds
enterprising move, there will be no ex-
cuse for the old bachelors of the county
for remaining in dismal solitude. To
get the question before the house, we
move that the first sale be made to
Uncle Eds partner in business.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25
SHARON.

1 D---~@~S@Ae
| J. r. Newson was in Sharon on FRI
day.
The weather continues mild for the
time Of year.
Calvin Smart was doing business in
Sharon on Saturday.
Grandmother Tatum visited the En-
on school on Friday.
Mrs. Hahn has closed her school at
Sharon for one week.
The Enon school has dismissed until
next Monday, the S0th.
Charles Mussen was q visitor at the
Enon school on Friday.
There has been a protracted meeting
in progress for several days In the U.
B. church on the county line.
There was a good rain last week
followed by some snow, putting the
ground in good condition for the
wheat crop to Withstand the cold OF
winter.
The protracted meeting at the Tad
pole school house closed last Tuesday.
There were several additions to the
church during the revival and we hope
much good has been done.
E. q. Davis has pastured some of his
stalks without any ill effects to his cat
tie. There are some farmers in the
valley who have never lost any cattle
in that way. although they pasture
their stalks every year.
James Lumpkin teaches the school
in District 40. He is a good teacher
and is giving good satisfaction to the
patrons of the school. The school is
small having an enrolment of only
thirteen pupils and the board was for
tunate in securing the services of so
good and experienced a teacher as Mr..
Lumkin.
Mr.. DeLisle was in Sharon on Sat
urday. lie is teaching this winter in
the College Center school house two
miles south from Sharon. Mr.. De-
Lisle formerly resided in Medicine
Lodge and was in the land business.
At present he resides in Wood county,
.. L. and Mrs. DeLisle is teaching at
Alya.
On Sunday we attended the Sunday
school and services in the Christian
church at Sharon. Upon entering the
church we found the classes all busily
and reverently engaged in reciting the
lesson for the day. James Huffaker
was experimenting. E. G. Davis was
teaching the Bible class. Mrs. Hahn
was teaching large class of young
people. Mrs. e. e. Davis was teaching
class of girls and Mrs. Trice was
teaching large class of the small boys
and girls. After the Rotations was
finished J. O. Hahn was called for and
gave review of the temperance les
son and very interesting talk on the
subject OF temperance and prohibition.
Brother Hahn was very mild in his
manner of handling the subject and
logical in his reasoning. He opposes
the use Of alcoholic stimulents as un-
necessary for well person and as in
furious to the health and to the mental
faculties and as expensive and risky as
tending to bad associations and as lead
ing to other sins and immoralities.
The audience was very attentive while
Bro. Hahn was speaking and seemed
very much impressed with the truths
he was so plainly and so lucidly delin.
eating. We hope this is not the last
time Bro. Hahn will speak on this SUBJ
ject.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

The College Hill literary society
which meets every Friday evening is
creating unusual interest in that com
munity. We are Informed that the
house is filed each evening and that
those that can't get IN manage to
glance in at the window. Otis Devee
and John McGregOr are supposed to be
the drawing cards. as both are oracles
in the forensic field.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

J. V. Fishburn is agent for the Stark
Nursery Company for this section of
country. The Stark Nursery is very
reliable and handles superior goods.
The nursery has good reputation
throughout the south and west and
Mr.. Fishburn is man'whom everybody
knows to be worthy of his position. Ii
you contemplate purchasing any nur-
sery goods you will do well by seeing
]. V. before making your order.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

Mr.. Edger B. Gordon was of course
the hero of the entertainment. It would
be hard matter to give the reader who
was not present proper conception
of the genius manifested in the way
in which he evoked music from the
strings and bows, except by saying as
one man said, that with the exception
of Remenyi he is the finest violinjst
eyer heard in Wichita.-Wichita Eagle,
Dec. 10, '95.
Next Friday night at the opera house.
Tickets, 25 and IS cents, on sale at j.
r. Young Drug Store.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

Miss Freeman, who is so favora bly,
known to the music loving people. rend-
cred her selections only as born musi-
clan can. She was loudly encored after
she appeared for her first solo, which
so pleased her admirers that she was
compelled to Winfield Cour-
Ter.
Next Friday night at the opera house.
Tickets on sale at Young's Drug Store.
Tickets 25 and 50 cents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

The wife of D. Robinson, of Hart
wick, N. Y, was sick with rheumatism
for five months. Mr.. r. says, s.Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm is the only thing
that gave her any rest from pain. For
relief of pain it can't be beat" Many
bad cases of rheumatism have been
cured by Its use. For sale by the J. r.
Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

Judge Mckay completed his work
here Tuesday and took the Santa Fe
train for home yesterday morning. The
Judge made very favorable impress
sion and gave excellent satisfaction in
the management of the business of the
court here. He possesses excellent
Judgment which, coupled with a de.
sire to deal fairly and justly with all
men, gives him warm place in the
affections of the masses.-Pratt Union.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-12-25

Major G. T. Picton is manager of the
State hotel ,Dennison. Texas, which the
travelling men say is good one. In
speaking of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, he says, 81
have used it myself and in my family
for several years, and take pleasure in
recommending it, and have frequently
administered it to my guests and it has
proven itself worthy of endorsement"
For sale by j. r. Young Drug Co.