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RAILROADS.



| sIATiOS CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS.
'.og A week days-iITTsBDRG Ex-
rnESs-Par1or ana Dining Cars. Harris
io-ov "A NJ fkNSsYLv.lSTA LIMITED
| ot uIinan Sleeping. Dfuinz. smoking and
gg,9 1 Cars. Halrss0TEs 70 Chicago,
land aud Toledo. Buffet Parsor Car To
Harrisburg
10 90 A n. FAST LINE-Pulirnan Buffes
rancr Car TO Harrisburg. buffet Parior
Car, Harrisburg to PIttsburg.
~ 4: NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
Express = Sleeping Car Washington
81 Louis, and sleeping ana Dining
Cars Harrisburg To 81. Lesss, Nasbviiis
iva CineIH NATL and Cnfcago'
I.lO ~. WEsTEKN ExisE Rss-Pu,t.
and 3Hi srr.Lg Car to Rittsoarg. Chicago
Gar 70 Chicago.
7I9 r; NJ sOGTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
Pit,.b ,,naa ale sleeP ~ Cars Wsshingt?n @
ie.I0 q N. FaCIFIc Ex i ri
so A N. for Kane, Csnandaigns. Rocbes
ss,,,.,, ana Niagara Fails aaliys exceps
lo oIs1. a m. for xlmira and Remove. daliy.
Ssepe sundays For WiIlianIsport, daily,
EuoD, M for wlIffanSport. Rochester Frte.
G 1to and Niagara Fairs daiIy, except
re it',s,yi VIII Sleeping Car WastinSsOs
1910 p m. for Erie and EImira. daily.
NJ NJ, canandaigua. Rochester, BUffaio and
man ma. Sleeping Car Washington TO Roehes
for fniiadeIphIa- Sew NOrk ana
the East.
~ p m CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
ttLED, daily, all PariOE Cars with Do
tng SaI Tom baltimore; Regular az ice
Can. and li:o0 dining Car from VIZ
I nas1.s,onI a. m ~ 40. BIB, a: 20, 6:5o,
tpip,a sn a.. ~ 80 s 2 m On sunday; 100
Car rom Wiim,n Stoa go M 10 oHfifs
40, $50, 1000 and 1:35 D. m For
7, rhisadsi Pllia OIL Y. Fast Express, !. so a.
dsys, 2:0l and $40 D. M daily For
Boston. without css4nge, q SO a N week
DAYS, and AGO p m daily.
ssgalSga Express tFarlor Carr, BOO an
For Baltimore, s.25, TOO, 7.50, 500.
,ov; 10 00, $50, aud l /; 90 a. ID, Il 2, rs.
lteriI 4 90, 4s6. $40, 6.I5, $50, 10
1000. ~. 40. I115s and IL So .. m
On SUNDAY. 90. 90. 800 8; %, 1850.
400 Limited. 20. $40 40. s. s. i Is, 90.
71O, 90, 1910. and IL. 30 p. IN.
FOR Pc2e's Creek Line, so a. IA. ard 80
o5 70 dany' excePs Sunday. sundaJa
For Annapolis. TOO. 300 a. m, 1zIs
and = 20 y. m daily. except Sunday.
Atlantic Coast Llne-Express for FIor1d.
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, A 80
m, 3.46 p. m. daily, Richmond only.
Ooa a m. weekdays; Atlanta Special
Via Richmond and Seaboard Air Line,
40 p n. daily Accommodated for
Quantlco. .. 40 a. IN daily, AID 4 %
u weekdays
SeasDoro GODneC TONS
For Atlantic city iva Delaware River
Bridge, all-rali Toutel. IL 90 q. m, g. 10
and 80 ?; IA. daily; via MaFEet street
wharf, 300 a. n tSaJur1Ev5 Oulyf-
1O-OO, 90 An :, aud II 45 p IL week
Gays. ll-35 p M daily. Sundays only.
1z-l5 D. m
For Cape May. BOO. IL 90 a. m. I2-4s
P N week Gays, IL 81 p. M daily
Ticket Offices. COrneT Fifteenth and q
streets and at the station, sixth and 3
Streets where orders can be left for tbs
checking of baggage to destination froa
hotels and residences
b HUTCHINSON, General Manager
R. WOOD. General Passenger AgenE
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WANTED Would buy a good second hand
wheel, IL d bargain. Address q. H. NJ,
this office ,. aul0-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE.

wANTED-By young colored girl, gen.
eral housework or nurse. Address at
1878 18th st. NV. Item
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LiTHIA SPRINGS RESORr-One Of tins
most nealt d giving waters known In the
nOrttt beautiful scenery. Excellent Ia
pie. boating, hunting, TfshInS, horseback rid
ing, drfvln9. &c Water alm0s< sure cure
ror afl Kidney troubles. dyspepsia and ner-
vousness Quartz nnie from city. Terms
SO, $50 and $50 per month. special
rates to Fanatics Acdr>ss PkOfHETOB
LkThIA SPRINGS. ka<invAkke, Va
JyIx-Km,eB e
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING As
PHALT PAVING BLOCKS--Office Of
the commissioners ID. c., Washington. ID.
G., August 8. 1887. Sealed pDposals VIII
NJ. AUGUST ID. 1897. for fuEn ching as
phatt paving blocks To the District of
prop0ssi, sad ali nccessary inf0smatjon
may be obtained at tins office. JOHN W.
ROSS, JOHN B. WIGHT, WIN. n BLACK,
Commissioners d. @. su11 st
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WASrED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To exchange with owner, SIM
bay, press-brIck house. 3 blocks from
Capitol. also Suburban lot; price, $3.50;
for one house uuincuInbered. Address EX-
CHANGE, this office. auI(,-dt ON,
WANTED--To exchange farm OF leo acres
III Maryland, 81 miles from Washington,
for house IN Washington. FARMER, this
office. aug 1 w
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FENAIR.

wANTED-At City Intelligence Office
cooks, walters, general hOuSewOrkers,
pOrteIs, drivers, nurses, laundresses, cham
bermaids, cleaners, boys, la bOrerS, dish
washers; quic kest place to get work.
SHACkLEFORD'S 427 11th 81. NV. 1t
MRS MOORE, the Southern Select Agency,
furnishes all help free or charge. 306 q
81. NV. au10-3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
uOUGES For RENT.

FOR SALE
Broom cosy fr b, Z and 9th SITS Sc. 81 500
broom cosy br h, G and 9th SITS Sc 81 % so
6-FoOm cosy br b, y and / st SITS Sc. 81 900
S-TOUm br house, ". j. ave se....S1 200
Groom modern brick, 18th st. Sc. 50. 100
Groom modern brick, | st ne.....S2,IOO
JOHN F. DONOHOE,
au9-3t 30S East Capitol st.
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WANTEu-To exchange nice gold watch,
good tfinekeepeI, fol either neat large
ga. hatTack or good Ia rye sized pa rlor rug
Address PARTICULAR, this office
ana 81
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ron RENT OR LEASE

FOR RENT OR LEASE-In Laurel, Nd,
cor. store. 16x4S, good shelving and
counters. large cellar and electric lights.
Address C. W BOND. Laura. Nd
au11 -6t,em
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPRRTY-A farm Of 81 acres al,o0t
liz mile from LanhaIp Heatt0n On B. q r.
r. R. good buildings gUnd water. orcha I'd
ing, ETC. Inquire VI W. 6fANCLLFF.
LAAnans Nd. go a. auIV-6t
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EDUCATIONAL


81. MAhl'S ACADEMY,
Alexandria, Va.
Boarding and day school for young ladies
and children, Will reopen Monday, Sept
s. For particulars address SISTER SU-
PER1OR. au10-1m0
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

any amount; sbfoiiing machine, etc;
very reasonable. HAYwOgTH. 626 e
st. ay10-3tem
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MANTED-By young German bow, ls
years old, situation; good nef; coed
walter; or any kind Of work Cooks
Chambernaids, buffers. coachmen. q urses
and bouseworkers- SOC G ST. NV. II
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WANTED A parrot; mast be cheap. Adj
dress. stating price, w. +. C., this office.
aui U-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOX RENT Houses for rent from So I'D,
3 to rooms. also ROOMS for rent from
81 up: in different parts of city. Apply 920
whitney ave. NV, Mt. Plea SAINT. Inquire
at CAY WOODS, 9th and Il SITS. NV.
auI1-3t
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FOkRENT-No. I0l IA Sd st ne: 6 rooIns and
.ta9le, at $50 per month. Apply to
OWNER, No. A q st. NV. au1 0-St
FOR RENT-For $40, an S-room house:
acres OF cultivated land; plenty offruit: at
Linden station, Met. branch B. Il O. Ap-
ply to OWNER, 1000 ) ST.. NV. au1O-3t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN,

FOR SALE-f1 acres of fine land, well
improved; minutes walk from Land
over station: 3 miles from city; only
1000; easy terms T. j. STALEY, SO
So NV au1 l-3t
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FOR RENT-Two rooms, LIST floor; on
I'd floor; furnished or unfinished, cool.
III II st. NV. aul1-3t
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wANTm-rosrAeE STAMPS

WANTED-For cash, ali inds of Ole United
states postage and department. stamps
eoelectons also bought. H II. DUNK
Ao8oI, 1oo6 tn st. 40. nyo-0
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PERSONALS.


PROF. CLAY Oldest established medium
advertising in this city; cunsui. min ~. W
business, lawsuits, divorce, speSuiia eion a,
separations, love or family Irouues , oan
tell YOU anything YOU wish TO know, DfinGs
separated husbandan md Wife together, makes
sweetheart or lover true. causes mar nases'
removes spells or mysterious ,eei.nEs6
gives luck; fee, so cents; hours, ~ 70 ~
daily. 4ee II. ST .sw. au11-3t-em
MR. BRACKEN, of Providence, K; l., is
genuine spiritual medium or the ues.
class can be seen on a ii business OF every
description; all in tiouble or doubt snouiu
see him at once. gives full names ana per
feet spirit tests, sittings daily at Q n 81
NV. from 10 a. m. TO 8 p. m; terms hou-
spirituaiists. aul1 item
MADAME RETTA, clairvoyant, medium
and card reader, 25c and soc. No. do
st, NV. au11-7t,em
ALASKA Pocket guide 60 the Klondike,
CSC. THE6. PUBLISHING CO., Al s. 9TH
ST., Philadelphia. ~
MIME. THEO.
Medium and card reader; WASHINGTON on.
most famous clairvoyant and palmlsl' con
suit her on business, love, ana Iainl9 az
fairs; reunites the separated removes spehs,,
causes speedy marriages, ana gives goou
luck; open daily; German spoken, soC. anu
ooc.; 9cS II st. NV. dulo-I4O
MADAM NOLAN, the celebrated clairyoy,,
ant and trance medium, has rehioVed
from 602 Ii st. ne. t. quo TN 81. n.y.,
second floor; sittings daily, QUO. anu el'
names given: seances Monday and Ihurs
day nights, 20 cents. Q.
WE'LL howl aud howl and howl, until you
come down here for an elegant custom,
made suit, "a little worn" for q HguTe
that will make You come again we zen,
others talk JUSTH's OLD STAND, 6ls
n st. NV au9-7t,em
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Fou sALE-HoRsKs q VEHICLES.

FON SALE-HORSES q VEHICLES
----~~------~>-~-~>--~ --r~-~~~-'--~~~
FOR SALE-A Columbus buggy; good as
new; also q Zine set OF iigDs CDuple har-
ness. nos 11th st. NV auf st EN-
FOR SALE-A doctors phaeton: nothing
finer made, no reasonable offer refused
also very stylish horse, suitable for coupe
or surrey. 1927 Ii st-nw. au1f-3t
FOR SALE-One gpod woTx mare. 81 2.
also one buggy, ST. 2030 35rh st. NV.
FOR SALE wagons, buggien. 2 sur
Iies L trap sleigh8, also z cneAphorses,
these goods arc left t0 be sold: nothing IN
Seaspn Refused 927 d st. next NercfAnEs'
Parcel Delivery Co Jy29-rfem
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POSToFFICE NOTICE

should be read daily, as changes may &C
cur at any time
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ehenns
August close promptly at this Office
As follows:
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THE % DAYS. CURE tfor menJ leads
all remedies IN this city; prompt ana
permanent cure or no charge; conSutdt son
free DR.. McKEEHA AN, TI6 Eth ST. NV.
au4-lulo
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-Dearable flat; 8 rooms: I'M
furnished; privileges. 210 c st. NV.
aul03t
FOR REMISSION fiat, bath and range,
$50; A rooms, and bath, % floor, 81 3;
rooms Sd floor, $40. Apply T. 4. AL
TEMUS, 141O st. NV. AUSTEN
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NINE. THEO.
NO IMPOSITIoN-Noth:n but facts givel


the worlds most famous cfairvoyans
and paimist: her predictions are az
curate and reliable. her Information
and advice on business, marriage, uF
vurces, separations, pensions, deeds, Wits,
lawsuits, etc, are ruthfU I'll: names gwen
absolute satisfaction guaranteed Hours
. a. IN. to ID. la. Residence, 1908 u ST.
NV; German and English spoken.
Jyl4-26t.G
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MRS NJ BROWNING, SOC 7th st. NV,
second floor; chiropodlst. aue-6t
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT LIST in the
cure Of all private diseases. Hydrocele
NaricOcele, Structure, Impotency, md
SyphiIitic Diseases positively cured. Ad-
vice and Consultation r rec Both Sexes
Ifours, 3 to IL. TO 5, Tues. Thurs and
Sat- evenings, to g. No. Coz F st. NV.
(Cpsed SundayJ Je15-tf
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LOST

LOST-A Iady's silver watch; Monday,
August o, at ST. AlOySius lawn party.
Return to % l. St ne Reward IL
IOST-SiIver headed umbrella. IN GeOFge-
town car Reward IL left at = Grant
place. 10
IOST-Between 3Oth st. and Union sta
tion. ladies' gold watch. Finder WIN
return to 1864 N ST. NV and receive re-
ward. ouS-ot,em
I.OST-Suusfay evening, brintlle and white
tusl terrier, answering 20 the name q
SansIy Liberal reward II returned to K.
m. LANES, 1905 Crescent e., Meridian
IIEl, after O'clock a09-3t-Ssn
LOST-wM person who picked up goldlOck
bracelet last week ple8se return To $50
Tlh St ne. and receive liberal reWard9
au9-3t,em
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ANTED-LadieS' dresses made, - up,
perfect fit; Baughman' dress-cut ter, So
NME HYATT. eos y. Y. ave. Iy24-1m mo
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WANTED-To purchase good second hand
baby carriage at once. Address j =,
C. this office. III
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MANTED-A fIrst-class restaurant COOK
Apply at once, Mrs. A. b. GEtUbh, "
Ind ave NV 1t
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NTED-Wouil like some typewriting to
do at leisure time; good ref; Remington
machine. ACCURATE, this office.
au1l3e
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$500 A MONTH,

Winch includes all medicines.
hours, 10 to IL and TO D, Cally; sun
day, IL tol2 jyl3tf
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FOR SALE-Fresh cows; always On hand;
would also exchange for dry cows. JNO.
DENEKAS, 1910 Brightwcod avenue.
1y17-1mo-e.n
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FOCND-

FOUND At Esser View a basket. HIGH
the owner can have by applying at
Steamer Peutz's Wharf and proving prop
eTty- au1I-zL
EOUND-Brown setter; white breast, tag
o93 Apply 915 18th st NV aus Stem
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HELP wASTED-MALE-

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bOOtblack. Ap-
pay at 2sS asst -. NV, 81 Once. Item
bacco, etc, one WHO has ndd experience
preIerred. address CIGA KS, Jhls OGIice.
aull-3
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WANTED-I5 gallons good milk daily.
Aoltlrs.ss DAIRY this % ice. anlG-3t. EN-
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-To buy a good secondhand
upright piano; win pay cash Address
Rnx 81 Lincoln. Va auI 4t-em
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HELP gyASTEn-FEMALE.

MANTED-A respectable colOIed woman %
do general housework; must bring good
ref. Apply at 400 y. Cap Ss.nw. 1t
WANTED-Woman cook; no washing Or
ironing; halt grown girl To assist. Call
at 1909 l-2 10th st. NV. au9-3t
WANTED Six country girls for chamber
maids, cooks and general house work k. good
wages and good homes 44l y st. au9-3t
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WANTED-Horscs to Craze on 'AuDurn
farm: l.JoO acres; 80 miles from " asn-
ingtou: 81 per month, greatest care taken
of horses; not responsible for accidents
called for and delivered; test refs ). A.
HUCKNER, Lunette p. o.. Loud0un county,
Va. auI l-ot
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A PROFESSOR of deruistology Will re-
move superfluous growths OF hair pain
L.ssIy and permanent In 30 minutes treat
uient at the homes OF pabIents- Address,
naIung hour for treatment: immediate at
J..ntton lnquestioned, ref: moderate charge;
PROFESSOR, this office. AUST
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-18
The School Textbook Law,

Kansas people vino are SO fortunate
as to have children in the public
sckools-and most of us are-can con-
gratulate themselves upon a saving of
good many dollars year under the
new school book law. The maximum
prices which will be paid for school
books under the provisions of the new
law are as follows:
For the spelling book, 10 cents; first
reader, 10 cents; second reader, II
cents; third reader, % cents; fourth
reader, 80 cents; fifth reader, 40 cents;
mental arithmetic, 20 cents; interme-
diate arithmetic, 25 cents; complete
arithmetic, 35 cents: elementary geog-
raphy, 80 cents; complete geography,
rs cts; English grammar, elementary,
20 cents; complete grammar, 35 cents;
physiology and hygiene, 60 cents: his
tory of United States. so cents; for ele-
ments of natural philosophy, so cents;
for civil government, 40 cents; elemen.
tary algebra, so cents: physical geogra-
ply. so cents; bookkeeping, 40 cents;
writing-book. 5 cents.
By comparing these prices with the
prices we have heretofore paid for
school books, we find that the average
family of four children will save about
SO year on school books. Score a
point for the anti-republican legisla-
tura
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-18
80 Cents. Cash. Paid for Corn

Cake ground, at present price of hogs
and cattle. A good, thrifty lot of hogs
will gain 2 to q lbs per day. cattle p
to Abs, and it will make an old horse
feel young. 1t will keep calves from
black-leg, and leave all animals fed in
this way with good appetite, smooth
1 part oil meal to 10 or 15 parts corn
chop. For mich COWS no other feed as
good. For sale in any quantity, at the
lowest prices. Car load lots speciality.
For sale by DICKSON s. SHORE,
Great Bend, Kans
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-18
The Japan Story Not True.

The announcement that Japan had
adopted the single gold standard stimu
lated flow of enthusiastic editorials
il the republican papers. Bright pic
lures were painted OF the happy time
when all the nations of the earth
should forget silver, and worship con-
tinually at the shrine of gold. Mon
days press dispatches knocked the
foundation from under these delight
full prophecies. Japan has not adopt
ed the gold standard. The report to
that effect was based on the fact that
a measure to stop the free coinage of
silver was introduced in one hou&e of
the japanese congress. 1t is very much
as though one of Senator Peffer's bills
providing for the printing of ever SO
many billions of irredeemable silk,pa.
per money had been sent over the
world masquerading as law actually
passed by the American congress apd
signed by the president.-Eureka Mes
Senper
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-18
UNTIL IT Is SETTLED RIGHT.
BY ELLA wHEELER WILCOX.

BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
However the battle is ended,
Though proudly the victor comes,
With fiuttering flags and prancing nags
And echoing roll of drums.
Still Truth pIoelaims this motto,
In letters of living light:
No question is ever settled
Until it is settled right.
Though the heel OF the strong oppressor
May grind the weak in dust,
And the voices of Fame, with one acclaim
May call him great and just.
Let those who applaud take warning
And keep this motto in sight:
Noquestion is ever settled
Until its settled right.
Let those who have failed take courage
Tho the enemy seems to have won,
Tho his ranks are strong if he be wrong
The battle is not yet done
For sure as the morning follows
The darkest hour of night,
No question is ever settled
Until it is settled right.
o man bowed down with labor!
o woman young, yet old!
o heart oppressed in the toilers breast,
Crushed by the power of gold
Keep on with your weary battle
Against triumphant might;
No question is ever settled
Until il is settled right.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-18
Caught. And In Jail.

The two girls who took a recent
drive to Larned with a handsome
young stranger, the various ladies
about town who subscribed for the
"Standard Designer" and the livery
man who also made a trip to Larned
the next day after the girls drove up,
can get little satisfaction out of the
fact that the smooth young confidence
man who is responsible for a good
many uncomplimentary remarks is
now in Jail at Garden City, charged
with stealing bicycle. He also worked
the standard Designer" racket in that
town. He gives the name of L. c.
Armitage, he has wife and two babies
at Hutchinson and a rich father in
| New York. His just deserts will be q
cell in the pen and chance to dig
| coal for the state.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-18

aust I o. u q u
and Franco Russian wars, the death of
Pope Plus and the Turko-R Russian de-
bate at arms. He said that GERMANY
would have three emperors in one wear
before the end of the century, and indi-
Gated the death of two United States
presidents by assassination. All these
things have come to pass. In the same
article he SAID that when the twentieth
century opens great seismic disturban-
ces will take place, which will cause the
submersion Of New York City and the
Cuba is to break in two, while Florida
and Lower California are to suffer total
extinction. The shock of these earth
quakes will raze buildings to the ground
IN almost every city OH the continent;
millions of lives and billions of dollars
worth of property will be lost.
There is to be change in economic
conditions of almost every civilized ma
ton. He foretells the growth of DEM
ocratic spirit in England, which will re-
suit In revolution that will overthrow
the present form of government and
make the government a republic He
says the ruler of England will be the
best the country ever had and the first
president of the new nation will be one
of the royal family.
Queen Victoria is by long odds the
best ruler England ever had, and IN a
recent speech the Prince of Wales said
that it Is his desire to live to see Eng
land a republic. According to the her
NIT Russia, France and Italy will form
an alliance, and will enter into war with
| Turkey. This war is to be the out
CROUCH of Turkish persecution of Chris
tian subjects. The triple alliance will
conquer the domain of the sick man of
the east. At the expiration of the war
complications will arise which will plunge
Italy and France into war with Russia.
The result will be the two countries will
be gobbled up by the northern power
and will cease to exist as Independent
nations. While war is being waged be-
tween them, the Pope will remove the
seat of Catholicism from Rome to some
Town IN southern Ireland.
''A rebellion will take place in the
land of Shamrock, in which the country
will become independent of England.
Then a conflict will arise between the
ultra Catholics of the South of Ireland
and the ultra Protestants of the north,
in which the southerners will be the
victors. A kingdom will be establish
ed, and it is predicted that the reign of
the first poteEtate will become historic
for Its tyranny.
1.-The prophet paints a dark future
for the United States. He says at the
close of the century a feeling of unrest
will seize the people. This feeling will
be the outgrowth of unequal social and
economic conditions. He predicts that
the twenty fifth president will be the
last executive head of the United States.
During his administration the discon-
tented masses will break into open re-
bellion, and the established form of
government will be rent asunder, and
for year anarchy will prevail. When
order shall be brought out of chaos, six
republics will be formed with capitals
at the following cities: San Francis CO,
Denver, New Orleans, ST. Louis,
Washington and Boston"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-03-18
WHY IS THIS THUS?
An Old Soldier of the Union ask Why A
Brohter Soldier Was Neglected.

HE following article
written by a well
known old soldier
of this city, w a S
published last week
in the Beacon, and
by request of til e
writer we reproduce
it in the DEMOCRAT:
mo doubt t b e