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Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
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raa ,ncfsstrts fsntf hper WaHsas "a Iorseaa Tier.
cen G-vrtisismspirr ~instases IRE 10 yea hirauees
~fslasHss RHmsrt, mssmlnbre bet utrpf ella ferlaHp
s,s. epis It advertisement, Der 'srii fcmrHer tHe !
TtrsoaesEuusrti 7 Dr.. i~erIaHaes %tnbtrpif,i . Sanas.
oil et,tsnme iHs Is Tirssassaurers. Brtst. Der tHos'
totS,r ap~srlisitmsH,er. ION BET batter nso. bsr nras'
tee astgttstsmtus I bet nsore eisrns paa 1sus
rslnten-
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
5un gnkntn.
Neou aapusr maiS

Sels Samss Giper 0alen lit llg en- COB
6pripnins at 3esn | Senodgs Nat og
uppper Manoagen, ftrpes fra Surcn.
Oct bar eet fterlte Geenfalp, ION pioes
at pare inotruffet Ter | September paa
manqe 4ar. Oesuoen bar bet ejort en-
Gnce pda ben l~angparige 8arme, pi bar
tapt. Stulbe 8eiret nil blipe tolot,
riloe BET life tunne eoe nogen Staoe pda
GpGnqen. Maiien fan lite lGngere till
fgies noqen Stabe Deb Sroit. 4plingen
er ben bebite pau mango aar. Orange er
MI tsItiaft;gst mso Yptetssoptagningen;
llbbnttet er iterrs, snb mdn kpoe giort
ia S~prpentning pn, % Poteterne bier
fla at pare af bebite aralitet. Nunge at
ssarmerne bar dllsrebe til Spfiebere fra
giten bcrtloret alt. be fan unopGrs, ps
bet til sooe Priier.
@rtra Observation-Disclosures.
Oct Ter ub til, at 9uperner See iii
Iammentaloe en- Grtraiumling at Seglss
laturen, bsber bet fra Siour SAILS. Gs
ben Il. e. court tilitob en- Sniunttipn,
ION fprbeb Neutrality-suspicious. at
neDIGtte 5ragttartsrne, ligser BET erslte
!Sialpemiboel bos 2esisluturen, Iom bill
L.. "A
tunne opfgie ben I~oreIludeoe "S9'oule"
til COB. Se glabe, iom er 8uperneren
narmeIt, tilraaper en- ipeeiel canning.
GA Gupsrncren bar pi'tnot beiluttst at
Iammentaloe en- Iaaoan.
@uip ira 3saswsep.
"8ioneers Vines" / 8eaopoob meboss
Ter / Ssnpaqs tl. a. ON 9omeitate Wsis
nina Sos upbptts for Cen iioite Salps
ol al augult MaaueD: Otte itrrs
"grcts Of guaion" isnotss til Stttz
tamret / Rem Yort; be r0rpl9ttes I'll
$4,000 sler $4,000 mere eno bill
ietfombslit tiplissre t~alpmaaneclist llbs
tptte. Sorrgclien betirtebes peo, at
Stampspertets aapdcitet oar forsget, IL
asIDm pqIou ben suloference apdrts er
riaerc. SITTER rette bill inoepGreuns Dsads
nsps llphptte tunne blipe $3S0,o00 eli
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
MinurTntu.
g,ancen laa pss I ypsuen.

George RelIpn, en- 5armer nar Sotpua
9r9nien. begap Zig | 2erbass til bet
noropsitliss Soma, Tribes fra albert
Yea. 0a Seitene Tom biem ON Iftenert,
Iaa 5armeren beb / 8ognen. Rpetet
bill cioe, at ban besar fig pda Sismpeien
I en- bsruIet Silitano.
S,omton Gonutn sair
| GOIeoonia luftebes iibite 2erbag. Den
par iGrbslss gobt beIggt og bar en- sans
lie beloig affGre / 9etrastnins At baaoe
't1ancielIe rg andre 8anitelisbeoer, ION
osnne "5air I~sicciation" Ear bdpt at
tlGmpe meo i be Iensre Mar. sra ale
Dele At Gpuntiet bar Solt mebt frem.
Zen eaentliee SprbbruasuoItiaing bar
|lonssbDro ON flor Hisoom pdd &rRg,
Sorn og 5rugt m. m. | bette Iammens
ll9nelIespis liQe GpuntD.
On mauesaaris poiimeter.
8amle Sptu 6. Msasfer sr enonl
poltIneiter Wiurpsburg, Sc Suenr &c.;
men ban osp life, bpcrript preiibentsn
na rl latte en- anben | hans Steo; lslr
lqnes ban. at ban eeeutlis buroe tase
rs en- SpiI. Mr. Mtagber er en- at De
Sloite Pptmeitre | 2anbst, iaapsl mar
asnlsss til g(loer lom langparie 9iensits.
Han blep uonapnt unbsr prsTibsnt gus
Qnnans 4cm,niitrotion / Sttober 1853;
gan bar lddleoss sjort 3iensite iomppits
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
VI mt cmaaa / aiasisrnss atiRsni
forfstaetfe

gaptiits .og WttbobiIts MisiionGr.r,
Der er tonne tiIbogs til England ira
ainu, berstttr. at Der sr en- bstposIig 5or'
anbrirg til BET geprs / GmbsosmGuosnss
Sptraoen l~igsoOsrfor be ariitne Der
2annet. Get sr forbi meD BET tioligsre
Sab mob atildgs MisIion CO WisIionas
rsr, bpittst bill bare ben itcrits gstponing
for Bremtibtn. Ssie t~'nsiiIte Wpuoigs
tsosr raabfsrsr iig MI meo WisIicn9rera
ne ON be btoite Wddber, pad hbilts fine
fife SnteresIer fan fremmes. Oct bap'
tiItiTte WisIionss Seltab bar after fat
igane en- Girtulation at triitsIig Giterds
tur. RsD. Simottp Riharb iommtr til
be 6orsneoe Stater for at fannie glioIsr
til bet Eiereo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17

boIos 3besIatisn lum ct pant for Gr1'
tsnlanDs Stapsserltatning, o. Fan inlt'
ltersr paa. at be tDrtiiis Trooper ital for
Iape ben Del af bet grGIts 8igt, ~citerat
8etdlinaspiltdarsne CT pronet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
s,re omtommer yeo saoniue.

Z Geour Riper n9r Marerlp brutnsne
/ Spnoaes 9aitor Scott Spott og 'Su@
fru, Rpp Meaueen pg Miis glae lib
ats, Der ON Mprsenen bar gaast uo |
gaab. Da Selltabet tile ON aftensn
par benbt tilbaa,, Bier Der a~nItilet Gfterz
iorItningsr, bporunoer oeres Wtaotarpe,
6Rngetsier % 8angtlaoer fanotes pda
Stranobreooen. giblia Wanodg Wors
cen qienfanotes be fire ION Gig. Oct
Ter uo, Tom ON Mrs. Snatt % Mlils
Sibets, Der bar Seifrs, bar saaet lGns
acre uo, eno be funoe itaa gunoen. De
To MQno bar bu Ieat at TONNE benz TIL
hiplp; men ale er brlfnet. De to WGno
rlr apoe Spsmmere. Wtrs. SDatt bar
mnliQ aft; be to andre bar fprloreoe.
subbaro beries al Slpeerano.
Gu Sloebranb / Subbaro, Ia Dbl be-
Tttufor Gloora, goelagpe Rat til 2erpag
neittn SalpceIen al gpens 5prretningss
itrrg.
anns al 9nt.
Der er netop | bisie Sdge truHet itpre
auIforetomitsr paa 80. u. 8ccornfs
6arm, II Mil / Rorb for 2iuepiae pg
Ege pau ben anoen Sips al 8rGnielins
iu / Decatur gcuntp. llnDsr Boring
sfter gano % / en- Spbbe at 315 SOB
traf man paa en- 81 5pps aulaars.
BpoOruf gap MI Srors til grenoborer,
ne ON at fortiette. Otter at bape pass
ierst igjennsm ct 20 5obs gjer9lag traf
he paa en- anbsn aars at 6 Spcs 5pts
tdie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17

meter | 80 Gar, og ineen bar burstuget
tine Gmbeospligter msD itsrrs 5roTtab
eno ban.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
Mano prnbt al pnnet.

gfatten melem Spubas ug Manbas
bar Der ct frpgteligt SprDeupsir / Ggnen
psb RuIf Gitp. Charles Molin bar
msb ct Sr9itemanbfab npsle Nal / Sno=
e't for gpen, bu ban plupIelig falot ogb
ON. rammet al Qnilhen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17

@uunar ToSyclauo er pnr I8ent I
goiS ga Grail Counter, Npro Tatpto. y.
gnunpIcu, "3ecorahsI piten"s uogtper.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
gaptn pit lite pios noest al Tataittna ION
Sspeioifets 6ieaoam.

Vaotn ptl tfte btof nonrt of talnNtha W"
Ssceioifets 6tsnoem.
3ioniItsrnes plan msb 9ale'tina iturs
rer gapsn forf4roeligt / Srens, og od
5rantrias sr Embellishments bs'tpttenoe
Wugt / Sventen, bar ban annocet bette
2ano om at bjalpe til at fdd planen for
purret.
8enne plan sr life iad forirroEg.
Iom ben mulieens ian f%oretomms Gns
telte. 8r. 8runGut, en- ungarIt Seoe og
principal for ben tppIts GtOls Ssruias
lem, ban ertlGrer nsmlig. at Der sr iulcts
op al gobt 2unb Der, men 5attigocmmsn
blanot Sebrens, / Seruialem sr rGbiom.
Of be $4,000 Snbbpggers sr be 10000
Sober, pg bsroI, foriitrer ban, lspsr be
$4,000 af Mlmisisr fra fine 3roesbrs'
ors | europa. Der ital life bare nogsn
3anfe ON at tilnns faa Palsitina uopars
c~sIleret melem Rptcmmere.
afbsbs Baron Siri6s qlan ON at
tolpniiere Rspublitsn 4rgenttra meo rus
fife Sgber er forlabt til 5oroel for Sps
r~ettelIe al jeoiits Stoler | Ruslano.
On crfau raifr paa anserne al 5npan
SibTtleoen gorsodg Rat gil Der en-
Iaafalbet 5nphon orer ben japaneitite
anit. Gn Ip4r Greripsmmelie fanot
Steo / YotOfdma % paa 5arnen og dns
rfttebs betpoelig Stdos; aoIfiai9s Wens
METER miiteoe 2ibet. 6lers Stibe orsU
ilano. Oct norite 8artitib Gillette,
Saptein 2orsnBeu. fra 9%ancoutsr, gtt
tlorunbe. gf Manbfabst crutnsbe 10.
be 6 gienlsoenoe tom itpgt tiliiaoe. Der
sr en- Muligbeo for. at en- Del At Cab
ninoen tan reooes. "Qtlstte" bgrte hisms
me Drummsn, Norge, og tilberte 5.
9uuiaieu.
Wpiafferne torfonss.
Oct er ben ulrinoelise Wening, at
gaarsns Reiis til Ddribdu bar bibrdget
betpoeligt til at fOrmilcs be gamle 20
latfers GemDttsr. Bari6aus nns GU
pernsr meo lin Moderate politit horager
oqiaa msgst BERTH. G3uren bar pas
laqt Fam at fjerue ane oHentlige Gms
bepsmano, fom / Orb slsr gambling
lager SiHDrirger ipeien for en- nenlia
5o~rItuaelIe.
merieo pii bsboios 2 sIp Tom Stanoars
Wtan dntager | Gitp Of Werico, al
Yreiioenten life | fit gupItab bill aierc
nrgen rapital Jorancring / genaepQ-
ienet. 5ubritsS nouTtrien og Sorobru.
get sr snitemmigt fer Sglp Iom Stan.
barb.
Wan msner, at meb be moGrsnbe 6re.
bspriisr ian Speoemsl fsnbes meb Sor.
bel til be Gorsnebs Statsr, bd 5peben
aplss og Mlelet males pnu Sglosguiis
SgIaa andre proouttsr, (. Gr. fra ia.
briterne ian meo profit ubferes berfer
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
Sra Daihinston.
&riesmtinifter ala.
gii aiifaHe ct @mbsee

bar rarst Ipg, men err M | gebring.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
@eirst "a

Den reoblipsnbe lt9rfe 8arme forbaus
Ter ale; igadr bar S%smperdtursn beiere
enb | Iug, berettes fra Glbert Sea ben
13oe bs. Moiien sr pmtrent ubenfor
Sare, og fen Star ~inbhsites. Msn
Sr9'tingen riIsr | n9iten ale Silfaloe ct
minore 5pebeupbptts erb paarsgnst; me-
get beraf er oesuoen al temmslig caarlig
Gpalttet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
2seoommen bIanst suinene.

S~pineplugen ubtbnber frembsIss 6ipts
bene omtring / 5rssborn gountp, og
5armernes CAB forsgss ogiaa bsruso. It
priien paa Iepenbe Spin er iteeet. Gog
pentes SDabommen at bile aftase, fa1s
mart bet fploere 0eir .ao.- roer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-17
Sar stit, bpao hun fnnoe fpiie. tsr
bun too Nooo's Sariapariaa.

1uUu 5 rlllS peIalsrtaot' Is Gents.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23
THE LESSER FIGHTS.
Hawkins Defeats FIaherty in Ono
ROund-Smith Defeated by Green
In Eleven Rounds.

Hawkins Defeats FIaherty in On"
ROund-Smith Defeated by Green
In Eleven Rounds.
Carson, New, March 1S.-The Fla
herty- Hawkins fight, the first Of the
two minor contest, was set for )
o'clock, but it was 4 before the men
entered the ring. At that time there
Both men weighed 1913 pounds. The
fight was soon over. There was one
exchange of blows, a clinch and q
knock out, Flaherty going down as
though he had been shot. 1t was all
over in one minute and four seconds.
At the call of time Hawkins lost no
time in going at his man. He swung
his left hard on Flaherty's jaw and
the latter cOuntered on the body. Then
they clinched, hanging on to each 9TH
er for q few seconds. After the break
away Hawkins landed q right swing
on Flaherty's jaw and followed the
same In an instant with a left swing
on the same place. Flaherty fell over
backward, his head striking the floor
with great force. He lay perfectly still
and was counted out. Then his seconds
carried him from the ring
Green Defeats Smith.
The fight between Mysterious Billy
Smith and George Green. Welter-
weights, followed Immediately. Smith
had the worse of it until the end Of the
eleventh round. when he gave up the
fight, saying that his arm had been
broken in the fourth round. Malachi
Hogan of Chicago, was referee, and
he had his hands full. The men
clinched repeatedly and were 10th to
break away. Smith devoted most Of
his attention to mitigating, and in the
clinches would get Green around the
neck and with his right arm free play
a tattoo on the San Francisco boys
ribs. Green constantly jabbed with
his left and soon had Smiths nose III
a pulpy condition. It was noticeable
that Smith refrained from using his
left arm, which had been broken three
months ago, and he could land only
an occasional right swing.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23
Fitz win Not Fight Again.

n i ~, the battle Fitzsimmons walked
MS dressing room, accompanied by
AZ AZ "lie and followed by his trainers.
~ shouted congratulations to him
W Tue way and his trainers, of course,
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23

ShooR hands with him, and his wife
hung on his neck and kissed him.
am the proudest man alive" said
Fltzsimmons. II have established he
yond dispute my right to the title of
the heavyweight championship of the
Worid-a title disputed by one man
alone, James J. Corbett. Corbett talks
about return fight and says he will
follow HE from town to town until L
give him return battle. l am now
tnrty-six years of age, have fought
more championship battles than any
TWO men IN ancient or modern ring an
naEs, and shall retire. l will never
fight again. Julian will now take pos
session or the nIch when we have
forced Corbett to yacate."
Fitzsimmons is in good condition,
barring the sprain of the thumb, which
is badly swollen. He drove into town
with his wife and left on the evening
train for San Francisco, taking with
him the purse of $4,000 in drafts,
which were turned over to him by AL
Smith. the stakeholder.
COrbett Wants Another Chance.
AS Corhett staggered to his dressing
room after the contest, his brothers
Harry and Joe supporting him, one on
each side, the scene was a pitiful one.
His trainers crowded into the dark
little room after him and gathered
about him as he sank into a chair.
Il can't realize it, boys" the defeat
ed champion said. II don't know how
it happened. l had him almost whipped
out, and could have whipped him if l
had followed it up, but | wanted to
show him how thoroughly [ could do
him. oh, if l can only get at him
again. He must, he absolutely must
give me another chance | can whip
him next time" There was a mo-
ments silence when suddenly Jim
leaned forward against his brother
Harry and burst into tears. & can't
believe it," he sobbed. II can't be-
lieve it, Harry. How can it be, old
man, that l am defeated" The scene
was too much for the little crowd Of
heartbroken friends. Billy Woods
shrank into a dark corner, and with
his cap over his face, endeavored to
Stifie his sobs.
White and McVey chokingly at
tempted to soothe their ex-chief and
Billy Delaney, with wet eyes, vigor-
Ously famed the almost fainting man
in q vain attempt to conceal his emo
ton Harry Corbett gruftly ordered
CNCLy OOuy " OIdCC UP, dud JUG S1LIlA
to his knees. "AnybOdy can see that
Jim is the cleverest man." said
Charley White. "He simply lost on
one of those chance blows which are
always possibility. He can whip
FitZsimmons. l know it. l advised
him to fight generalship fight, keep
ing away from Fitzsmmons, but he
was so confident he could whip FitZ-
simmons that he would mix up. Even
up to the round he went down he was
confident. He is much the better man.
The chance blow did it,
Delaney and the other trainers ex-
pressed similar opinions. Meantime
the work over Corbett was having it's
effect and within half an hour he was
strong enough to dress and leave the
arena. He was driven directly to the
train and with his party was soon
started on his trip to San Francisco.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23
Patents Issued.

List of patents issued last week to
Northwestern inventors:
Friedrich w. q. Boettcher. Duluth,
Mimi, combined heating and cooking
stove, ETC.; Charles e. Fox, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, bicycle; Carl Lange, Mar
shall, Mimi, ships buoy; William G.
Scott, Rock Dell, Mimi, cultivator;
William G. Scott, Rock Dell, Mimi,
cultivator; Charles l.. Travis, Mime
apolis, Mimi, bicycle, or like vehicle;
Charles l.. Travis, Minneapolis. Mimi,
bicycle: Frederick L. Sampson, St Paul,
Mimi, design overcoat; Pillsbury
Washburn Flour Mills company, Min
neapolis, Mimi, Grademark) flour and
cereal foods
L. D. Merwin, Patent Lawyer, 90,
Pioneer Press Building, st. Paul, Mimi.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23
Immediate Action Urged.

r. NAV he urged that even if the re-
ynnues of the government had been suffi-
Client to meet all it's ordinary expenses
during the past three years, the gold re-
serve would still have been insufficient to
meet the demands upon it, and that bonds
would necessarily have been issued Tor its
renIetion Be this as it may, 1T is clearly
manifest, without denying or Affirming
the correctness of such conclusion, that
the debt would have been decreased in at
least the amount of the deficiency, ana
the business confidence UNNECESSARILY
strengthened throughout the country.
Congress should promptly correct the ex-
listing condition. Ample revenue must be
supplied, not only for the ordinary ex-
penses of the government, but for the
prompt payment of liberal pensions, and
the liquidation of the principal interest of
the public debt. In raising revenue,
duties should be so levied upon foreign
products as to preserve the home market
SO far as possible to our own producers;
to revive and increase manufactures; to
relieve and encourage agriculture; to in
crease our domestic and foreign COM
merce; to aid and develop mining, and
building and to render to labor In every
field of useful occupation the liberal
wages and adequate rewards to which
skill and industry are justly entitled. The
necessity of the passage of a tariff law
which shall provide ample revenue need
moi be further urged. The imperative de-
mand of the hour is the prompt enact
ment of such a measure, and to this OBJ
iect earnestly recommend that congress
shall make every endeavor. Before other
business is transacted, let us first provide
sufficient revenue to faithfully administer
the government without the contracting
of further debt or the continued dis
william Mckinley.
Executive Mansion, March 10, 1897.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23

The London Daily Chronicle learns
that the government will propose to
deal with the question OF contagious
diseases among the British troops II
India by placing the Inspection ana
examira alton of women IN the hands Of
women doctors.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23
titus Rcinstated.

Baltimore, March IS. : Chairman
Mott. of the L. A. w. racing board,
has given out letter to Frederick j.
Titus, who, with Cabanne and Muir
ply, has been under suspension for
the throwing of race in st. Louis. re-
Installing him to the amateur rank
after March 10, 1897.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23
Cascarets stimulate liver, Kidneys and bow
els. Never sieken, weaken or grippe. 10c.

In Asia the average number of inhab-
itants per square mile is forty-eight in
Africa, fifteen; in America, eight; in Aus
tralia, one.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23

revolving palace 362 feet high is
planned for the Paris exposition of 1900.
1t will be divided into several floors, to be
used as restaurants, theaters, etc, and
will revolve continuously on a central
niUOt
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23

Halifax. n. s.. March 23.-The Fur
ness line steamer Halifax City, when
left London, Feb. 20 for TINS port. mas
not yet arrived, and much anxiety IS
felt for her safety.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23
SAID TO CONGRESS-
PRESIDENT M'KJNLEY'S MESSAGE TO
THE LAWMAKERS.

He Calls Attention to the Deficit in
the Treasury and AXIS Congress to
Give 1t Prompt confederation
Tariff Law Which Shall Provide
Ample Revenue.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-23
rITZ THE WINNER
,oDRFTT WHIPPED IN THE FOUR
TENTH ROUND.

,o,, Under the Heart Finishes
CbampiOn-COrbet Had All
,,.st of the Fight and Several
30, II Was Thought the Aus
;Ii,n was Done for, but g
IL. RIow Ended the Fight.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-07-07

ing a little money out of it. We say
again that the conduct of Kensler was
outrageous and without the least SEM
blance of justice. We believe that any
man charged with a crime should be
allowed a fair and impartial trial and
any person who will voluntarily go into
a scheme to deprive his fellowman of
this right is as much OF an outlaw as
the man who will enter his house at
midnight and take his money and prop
erty.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-07-07

Lass Wednesday Robt. Austin was
arraigned Sefore Police Judge Potes for
being drunk and disOrderly on the pre-
vlous night. He pied guilty and fine
of So plus the costs in the case, were in
flicted, amounting to $40. He failed
Ia raise the money and was sent back
to Jail. He offered to pay Eve dollars
bat IIls compromise was not accepted.
Considering that he has been in the
habit of disturbing the peace he would
have gotten on easy had he paid his
fine. AS it is he is still in Jail and
probably Will remain there indefinitely
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-07-07

For some time the title of the Kiowa
Journal has been in an unsettled con-
dition and for awhile it looked as
though an action in court would have
to settle the matter but last week an
amicable settlement. by the terms of
which the present publisher becomes
the sole possessor and owner, was ef-
fected. a few weeks ago e. Sample,
who claimed to have an interest in the
plant, notified Mr.. Glenn that he
would ask for the appointment of . re-
celver on certain day, but during the
meantime Me-. Sample was able to sell
his interest and the suit was called off
1t is always better to settle . contro
versy of this kind out OF court if it car
be done. The INDEX has Q little
trouble of the same kind that ought u
be settled in the same way.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-07-07
SHARON.

BlackberrieS are getting ripe.
Lawrence Neal is spending the sum-
mer in Nevada.
Last week James Brown returned
to his claim in the strip near Byron.
The peaches which ripen hrst on the
trees are apt to be infested with worms
this year.
Quite number of the young people
went to Byron on Monday 10 celebrate
the Fourth.
Grandfather Tatum is still very poor
ly and it is doubtful whether he will
ever be able to walk again.
On Saturday night there was rain.
Here the precipitation amounted to
three eighths of an inch. 1t was {.
great help but hardly as much as we
needed.
Hiram and Fred Cushenbery drove
to Kiowa on Saturday and visited with
relatives until Monday, returning home
after the close of the celebration exer-
cises.
A gentleman by the name of Stock
well was IN this vicinity last week eau
wasting IN the interest of Winfield
nursery. He took qnite number of
orders anu Will deliver trees at Sharon
III October.
Ross Graham and wife have been in
from the strip for few days staying
with Mrs. G's father. Their infant
child was very sick and | understand
they brought it in hoping the change
would be beneficial, but it continued
to grow worse until Saturday when it
died. The burial took place on Sunday
in the Sharon cemetery, All sympa-
thiZe with the bereaved parents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-07-07
LOCAL NEWS.
TO CENTRAL Committeeman.

At the next meeting of the Peoples
Party Central Committee the date for
holding the county convention and
township primaries will, in all proba-
Oility, be fixed. This is an important
matter and We urge a representation
from each township. The meeting Oc-
ours on the second Saturday in July
the lOth-and every member of the
committee should attend.
II. V. CANT, Chairman.