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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

Lot 7 One lot Youths black calf shoes,
Lace. coin or square toe, sizes to s
regular price 81, 65. Fire Sale price 81 Il.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

Mems Wool Cashier suits
that are worth $40 you can
buy for So 60 at this Fire Sale
Boys Knee Pants worth SIC
Fire Sale price 20.
Mems Summer Coats during
Fire sale at SOC each
Boys Knee Pants with dou
BILE seat anc knee SOC
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

Lot No. 800 yards Good Quality
Shifting worth. nc, damaged by
water. Fire Sale price Sc a yard.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20
LIN z N s /.

One lot good quality gloss toweling
generally sells SC, will be in our Fire
Sale &c yard.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

One lot SO inch 124c quality Percale.
Fire Sale price 69c yard.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

Lot g 90 Pairs childrens black Kid
Shoes, patent tip. new toe, size to s,
worth 75c' Fire Sale price SO cents.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

so doZed Ladies Corsets that ordi-
narilY sell at soc to 60c will go at the
Fire Sale at 40c.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-05-20

PARAS0ES.
Among the biggest bargains bought at the Ely s. Walker
lots in Paraso We will put them in
the basis purchased 1t will you to
look at them before buying your sun shades.
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makes the Austrian fear the re-opening
of the Eastern question. To dislodge
the Turk could bring her no good Ger
many has no direct interest, but wishes
to retain the friendship of Russia and
thus stands between the millstones of
France and the Empire of the Car.
So she trades for Russian favor and
besides war menaces values, and the
Greek debt was negotiated through
Berlin bankers.
No other Power is competent to enter
and take Constantinople but it's destined
possessor, Russia. She would have en-
tered once but for England's interposi-
ton. But Englands Armenian policy
has collapsed, while Russia has made
steady gain. Then, too, Russia's geo
graphic claim is great, for the Bos-
phorous is her natural exit. With the
Balkan States clustered about her, for
she freed them; by diplomacy strength
ened in all her movements; by CONNER
cial claim to go through the Bosphorus,
she is all but ready, and bestrideS Eu-
|
rope and Asia. She,can place her back
against the ice of the north with no
enemy to menace her there, and by the
swing of her hand grasp what she covets
she is simply biding her time.
Russia is the friend of the United
States-to ALLEVIATE us from her rival,
England-note how quick Russia was to
offer us 100000 in gold when our
treasury was threatened after President
Clevelands Venezuelan message. Then,
too, the peoples of the East prefer the
Russian to the Englishman, who is blunt
and undiplomatic with them; while the
Russian is sympathetic and understands
the Oriental use of language.
AS to England, if she is to hold India
and Australia, Mr.. Wheeler thinks, she
must control the Suez Canal and its
approaches. She is isolated politically,
| but is resolved to face all Europe II ne
cessary, single handed, and so she has
doubled her navy and will double her
army within the next two years. She
| is preparing for the inevitable conflict
to settle the question, who is to be the
leader and champion of Occidentalism in
the twentieth century-shall it be the
Anglo Saxon or the Slav?'
We have thus freely presented the
salient points of Mr.. Wheeler's very ex-
tended paper in the Atlantic" because
it seems to be the most exhaustive,
lucid and reasonable of all essays out of
hundreds that have recently been sub
mitted, but it's full reading alone Will
expose its vigor, elegant diction and po-
| litical wisdom.
The record-union., 1897-05-30
PAPER THIEVES.
Two of Them Detected Stealing Z
Good Selling Article.

During the past three weeks quite a
number of subscribers of the Record
Union" have made complaints at the
business office that their papers were
not delivered regularly.
AS a matter of fact, the greatest care
had been taken to have all patrons
served promptly, and the route agent of
the paper became convinced that the
missing papers had been stolen by
young FOUNDERS" who afterward sold
them on the street.
Acting on this belief, an extra force
was put on the district in which the
papers We're reported missing, and
while the usual distributors made their
rounds the extra men kept watch to
see what became of the copies that had
been delivered.
The suspicion of thievery proved
correct one, for the route boys had
scarcely gone a block before the paper
thieves followed them up, and deftly
picked up and folded the papers left
for the perusal of the subcrbers.
The thieving had been done by two
young men, or boys, aged about IS or
10 years, named Charley Ray and Will
lie Petrie, and warrants were immedi-
ately sworn out for their arrest and
placed in the hands of officer Bagley.
The youngsters, however, We're in
formed by their friends that they were
under the ban, and young Petre made
the most of bad matter and took the
first through freight for Portland. Or,
and thus dropped out of the game.
Bagley knew that Ray was still here,
but though he kept careful lookout for
him he was unable to locate him until
yesterday, when he was found around
the pool-stand at Agricultural Park.
He was lodged in the City Prison, re-
gardless of several attempts to give the
officer the slip.
Young Ray will be arraigned in the
Police Court on Tuesday next on a
charge of petit larceny. and as the
case against him is said to be strong he
will no doubt become of use to the
world by exercising his muscle on the
county rock pile. During such time it
is believed patrons of the Record
Union" will be able to keep their files
complete
The record-union., 1897-05-30

Here now comes China with her Off
cial representative swathed in gor-
geous robes and with his fan bearers
before him boards the Vice Regal Gov
ernment of Spain in Cuba, and de-
mands that the subjects of the Broth
er of the Sun be afforded protection
and be compensated for losses and out
RACES due to the barbarity of Spanish
commanders and soldiers towards
the Chinese in Cuba. In case these
demands are not acceded to, the Chin
ese official notified General Weylers $
Government that China would recog-
nize the independence of the Cuban reb-
els This terrible threat has had due
effect. The Spanish have crawled
abjectly and offered to pay, to de-
grade the officers who offended, and to
humbly apologize. Has it come to
this, that China has set to the United
States a brilliant example?
The record-union., 1897-05-30
q. A, No. 30 - Department Two
p, Filed May %, 1879

IL. "A, NO. -lD - department Two
l.. Filed May u, 1879
-l San Luis Water Company, respond
ent; Alberto Estrada ct al appellants
Quiet title to waters. Affirmed, with
modification.
A corporation is a creature of the
law, having certain powers and duties
Of a natural person. 1t possesses prop
critics enabling it to manage its affairs,
to hold property without the perplex-
ing intricacies, the hazardous and end
less necessity of perpetual convey
ances, for the purpose of transmitting
it from hand to hand. 1t was chiefly
for the purpose of clothing bodies Of
men in succession with these qualities
and capacities that corporations We're
invested and are in use. See Civil Code
Sec 3j4.
An answer pleading prior appro-
priation, but which fails to allege that
the defendant is entitled as a riparian
owner to any definite quantity of water,
or what proportion of the waters Of
the stream he could reasonably exhaust
for that purpose, is sufficient to raise
an issue as to the extent of defend
ants right as a mere riparian proprie-
tor.
The record-union., 1897-05-30
SPECIAL AGENCIES.

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spiracy. of American Consuls in Cuba.
to misrepresent facts and mislead this
Government We are rather sorry that
Dr. Congosto retracted The miserable
delay would have been shortened. If he
had adhered to his statement: delay
that is unjust to the Spanish as we'll as
to the Cubans. We know now just as
we'll as we will month hence whether
we are justified in recognizing the bel
ligerency of the insurgents
The record-union., 1897-05-30
Everything Went.

Ned-What did you do after you had
pledged your heart, your love and your
faith?
Ted-Pledged my watch to get the
ring.-New York Journal
The record-union., 1897-05-30

Mr.. Logan is the son of the late John
A. Logan. He is six feet tall and has
an athletic figure. His hair and mus
tache are jet black, and he is said to
resemble his famous father. He is 30
years of age, a graduate of West Point
and a regularly commissioned Captain
in the army. He has a wife and two
children
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JOHN A. LOGAN, JR.
Now the Subject of Comment in Mill
tary Circles.

John A. Logan, Jr., is much talked OF
at present on account of the outbreak
between the McCook and Logan fami-
lies, John A. Logan claiming the Nc
Cooks started the story that he ap-
peared in an unauthorized uniform at
the coronation Of the Gar in Moscow.
He brands the story as false, and de-
mands an immediate retraction, and
says if it is not given he will hold Cen
eral A. D. McCook personally respon-
Sibla -
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SpelIbOund,

Mrs Dawson seems to have great
influence with her husband"
Influence? Why, she can get that
man to drink sarsaparilla tea.''-Chica-
60 Record
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He Reads the Papers,

Teacher-Tommy. what is the animal
with two legs which neither runs nor
walks?
Tommy Smarthead-Guess it must be
a messenger boy.-New York Tribune.
The record-union., 1897-05-30
To Be Sure.

Come, now, do you really believe he
married her for love?" ITO be sure.
The kind of love that the Bible says
is the root of all evil.'-Boston Trans
crint
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(Sac. No. 157-Department Two--Filed
MAY 21 1897

Reclamation District No. 551, re-
spondent; Sol Runyon ct al. P ]. Van
Loben Sells, appellant. Validity of as
sessment levied for purposes of recla-
nation. Reversed.
The property owner is entitled to a
hearing at one time or other upon the
question of benefits. He is within his
undoubted right in making any legal
proof to show an unfair and illegal as
sessment whereby his lands We're not
benefited to the amount of the lien
sought to be fixed upon them.
The record-union., 1897-05-30
Weather ForecaS st.

Northern California-Fair Sunday; cooler
in the interior; variable winds iniand' ;
fresh westerly winds along the coast.
The record-union., 1897-05-30

1t is estimated by competent authori-
ties that 100000 tons of water tumble
over Niagara every minute, day and
night
The record-union., 1897-05-30

These nublications are sent either by
Mail or Express to agents or single sub
scribers with charges prepaid All POST
masters are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the
Pacific Coast.
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Genuine homemade pies and cake.
Pacific Grove Bakery, S23 j.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
SYIIABI.

IS. F., No. .7553-In Bank-Filed May
81, 1879
In the matter of the estate of Eu-
thanasia s. Meade deceased. Motion
to dismiss appeal denied.
A person whom the record shows to
be a party aggrieved may appeal, al
though he has not previously appeared d
in the case.
The record-union., 1897-05-30

Christian Endeavor pins at Stein
mans, 612 J street.
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Another folly! Lieutenant Peary has
been granted five years furlough to go
on another tom fool errand in search
for the spot where it is believed the
magnetic needle will get up on end and
do obeisance to the North Pole For
several weeks the Navy Department
has refused to give Peary leave of alb
sence, and had gone so far as to order
him on to active duty at Mare Island.
Evidently the North Pole pull was too
much for Secretary Long. That pull
includes a whole block of scientists and
theoretical geographers who keep safe
ly out of danger and urge others to per-
ilously explore where exploration has
no reference whatever to social advance
or betterment of the worlds conditions.
After Peary shall have discovered that
disputed spot, the North Pole, what
then? How will it affect the world
1t viii add, we admit, to the sum of
scientific knowledge. But is that out
come worth the risk? We doubt it.
If the story that comes from Havana
is true Consul-General Lee told DIR.
Congesto. one of the chiefs of the Ruiz
Investigation Commission. that he was
liar, and if the General did not have
his arm drawn back for a face blow at
that moment, we mistake the meaning
of his language and the spirit of the
what he had said, namely, that the
passage of the Morgan resolution in the
United States Senate was due to con-
The record-union., 1897-05-30
THE WEEKLY UNION.

TWELVE PAGES.
Is the cheapest and most desirable f1olile,
News and Literary journal published on
the Pacific Coast. G, oo
The Weekly Union, per year. ......sl w
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Entered at the Postoffice at SacraIhelito
as second-claSS matter. t4-j
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E. A. Bridgford, lawyer. Stoll build
ing. Sacramento. Telephone red, 123.
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J. McMorry. importer Of fine teas.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
A SEyEN-DAY ISSUE.

SEW EN-D<AI I 100 Il Or m
4 III VI oiio iis ,,,o,1+,,s - 90
Subscribers served by carriers at MI
teen cents per week. In all interior cities
and towns the paper can he had Oh the
principal periodical dealers. newsmen anu
agents.
pages. 25 cents per month, delivered ny
carrier Sent by mail at 81 per year.
UPTOWN BRANCH OFFICES;
At A. c. TUFTS Drug Store, so9theas' iea
corner of Tenth and j streets; ana Haf-
Vey's news stand. T21 X street.
OAK PARK AGENCY-A A r.
Bakers grocery, corner Thirty-fourth
street and Sacramento avenue.
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CLEMENCEAU AND ROCHEFORT
ON CUBA.

Both Clemenceau and Rochefort have
letters as of the judgment that Cuban
independence will come about, and that,
too. at no distant day. Clemenceau
thinks that by natural force Cuba will
gravitate toward and be absorbed by
the United States. Rochefort contents
himself with the thought that Cuba will
the relation of the new condition to the
United States.
These prominent French journalists
are widely known as far-seeing men. one
of them has passed through and had ac-
tive part in a revolution, and the other
had to do with it. One is politician
through and through, and is somewhat
extravagant in his views and vain in his
ambitions and hopes. For Rochefort
has been given to socialistic theories and
to speculations upon alleged improve
ments upon the present scheme of civil
ization, which are not received with fa-
vor by the masses of men.
However, the views of these two
French publicists are not without much
value. They serve to show the trend of
thought and the results of European OBJ
servation concerning Cuba among a
In short. the expressions of NJ. Gle
menceau, the journalist, and of pub
licist Rochefort indicate that large ele
ment in Europe look upon the Spanish
cause in Cuba as more than desperate;
in fact, as lost.
This sentiment or conviction must give
the end of the struggle in the fated
island is approaching. We may differ
with NJ. Clemenceau in his thought that
the United States will absorb Cuba. We
do not believe that it is desirable or
likely that it shall come to pass. But
it is possible that this nation may, in
defense of it's own interest and in main
tenance of a doctrine that is steadily
broadening concerning control of terri
tory on this side of the Atlantic as
sert such protecting authority or benev-
of the island its freedom from monarch
ical domination, and likewise from the
internal dissensions and revolutionary
tendencies of the peoples of the zone in
l.,
States of South America.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Quite a good deal of interest is being

Quite good deal of interest is being manifested by the Cbristisn young peoples societies in the TerFitorisl oou- ventions which couvaues st Prescott next Monday Every eociesy in this city oF the Salt RlvsF valley, should send delegates. Be the convention pro- mises to bs both interesting and very instructive
 The L3bor Day sxeuFsion to Prescott es tke low rate Of only $4 for the round srip, with the privilege ot returning either Tuesday, Wednesday OF Satur day evenings, certainly ought to take 8 good crowd from Pooenix. It will come iu very good for those who have not been able to take vacation before this summer, AS it will give them a week among the pines of Presco, right sb the oloss of the hot weather.
 It was rumored soue days ago that Ds. J. O. Norton contemplated resign ing his position as Territorial Veteri- nary surgeon. The following is sn extract from 8 numeFously signed let ter sent to ths doctor from this place: "Whersss, 8 rumor has gained cur rency that you intend resigDing the offios of Territorial Veterinary Surgeon, we, the undersigned, forming sn asso- citation of csstlsmen and Fanchers of Tempe. ArIzone, desire to express here with to you our admiration of the splendid servios you have rendered in your officlel capacity so the live stock interests-tbe most important one Of this valley-snd hope that this volun- tsry testimony will have the happy effsct of changing youE mind if resisns- tion has been contemplated. ."-Tenlpe NeaCS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

Cattlebuyer Maxwell arrived this morning from California and will leave in couple of days with carload of fat cattls for hIa market.
 Low prices in groceries. Go and see GriebsI & Ssambs1gh.
 Dr J A Monk, ot Lbs Angeles, broth ST to the receiver of sae Tucson Land Office, is in the city today snd made the HERALD office most pleasant cail. ME. Monk is greatly interested iu Arizona, and has the foest library of ArizoGs pu blicsttons extsut.
 The last excursion of tbe season for the seaside will leave the Santa Fe sta tion st 5:30 o'clock. city time, Thursday morning, September 2d. Remember this Is the last chance for California at | reduced rates. The Santa Fe will run I the usual equipment of Pullman sleep CTS and day coaches.
 1 Recorder Jobs this afternoon render ed his decision in the case of An Sing, charged with selling vegetables in shs city without paying B license. The Ra- border found the Chinsmsn guilty and sentenced him 60 pay fine of s25. The l prisoner refused to pay the fine and went to jail while his attorney will pre- pare the necessary papers and ask Judge Truesdele to order the release of his cliens on hsbeas corpus.
 Owing to overcrowdIpg ard bad | ven silstion, the air of the sohoolroom is often close and Inpure, end teachers and pupils frequently suffer from lung and thEosS troubles. To all such we would say, try Chemberlsin's Cough Remedy. For coughs, colds. weak lungs aud bronchial troubles, no other remedy oan compare with it. Says A. Freed, Superintendent of Schools, Prairie Dspot, Ohio: Having some knowledge of the effioacy of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy, I nave DO hesita- sion in recommending 1t Go ell who sut- fer from colds, lung troubles, etc." For sale by all druggists.
 The Rev. H. A. Thompson, who has been doing missionary work in Arizona for the Presby teFian church for several ysers past, is Ia the city for brief stay. | For two years past his time has been d. vidsd between Congress and PeoFis. He expects 10 leave for she east ohe lat ter pert Of the week on a vacation and expects to arrange to remain for a sea- son and take a course In Greek and HebEew in some college in or near Chi oego. He will be greatly missed in Endeavor and Good Templar clro'es, ss hs is very active member in both oF- ganizations. During bis ministry in | Arizona he has established en envisble reputation as pulpit orator and has made hosts of friends in abe Territory who wili Pegres bis departure.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
A nstIitary Conferences.

An impofsGnt conference is being held
 so San Carlos this week between Gen erRl Brooks, Department Commander Colonel V-lkenor, Assistant Adju;snt- General and Colonel Sumner, com mendiug officer at Fort Grant. The question under consideration Is the ad- visibility Of enlaygIng the San Carlos post, meki- it the most important post in Arizona, and sb the same time abend- oning Fort Grant. The proposition hrs merib and is in line with tho declared policy of the GovsrDment to abandon many of the small posts snd concen- trste the troops in the oities and ct E few large poets on she frontier.
 San Osrlos, being the agency for the White Mouns sain reservation, on which there are upwards of 5000 Iodiane, pos sssses advantages for the location of large bodies of troops, and the depart ment is DO douos also influenced by the assurance of railroad to be built shrcugh San Carlos to Globe at an serly date, which would assure the rapid movement Of troops and the of transportation ohaFgee.- S;Ja.o,- RoTf
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Keep Up Your Scott s Emulsion in Summertime

.ssssWhat are your resources for the sumner? Have you an abundance of health slowed away for the long, hot, depict ing days, or does summer find you low in vitality, run down, losing flesh, and weak? Scott's Emulsion of Cod-!iver Oil will give you the proper reserve force, because it builds up the system on a solid foundation. A tonic may stimulate; Scott's Emulsion not only "boosts," it sustains.
 Ii is wise prccaution always to have at .east a small bottle of Scott's Enulsion in thz house. Unopened, 1t will keep indefin- ;tety Tightly corSed, after using, kept in . cool place f vii r<main sweet tor weeks.
 For sa.s 6y al druggists at
 ...5O Cents and s,.oo
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
The True Remedy.

w. M Raplne. editor Tiskilws, Ill, "Chief." saya: i've won't keep house
 without Dr Kings New Discovery for Oonsu mption, Coughs and Gold. Fix perimented with many other. but never got the true remedy until we used D.. Kings Nev Discovery. No other remedy can take its plsos in our home, 8s in it ws have 8 certain end sure cure fot Coughs, Gold and Wboopiog Cough etc" Itis idle to experiment. with other remedies, even if they are urged on you as iaet as good ss D.. K'ng's New Discovery. They are nos as good because this remedy has 8 record of ,uree and besides is guaranteed. l. never fails to satisfy. Trisl bottle free ss Phoenix Drug Go. snd Nj P Ohabb's irug store.