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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
MUSIC AND DRAMH-
THE GEISHA.

Owen Hall wrote the words Henry
Greenbank the lyrics, Sidney Jones 5ne
music, and Augustin DAILY OF DAILY
Theatre New York City put on the pro-
duction. With such an array OF artists
how could the Geisha be otherwise imam a
success, and one of the best OF all comic
operas. 1t is credited with having had
run of two years in London ana nearly
three hundred nights in New York CITY.
The ladies, and gentlemen members Oh
this company are said to be equally as
good. or even better than any previous
company which has played the Geisha,
their voices being we'll trained and re-
freshingly sweet Tue action of the play
takes place in Japan, outside OF the treaty
limits. and the scenes, which are in two
sets represent "1'he Tea House OF len
Thousand Joys" and a 'Chrysanthemum
fete in the Palace Gardens" Friday night
and Saturday matinee and evening are
the dates of this company at the Jefferson.
put first.
MR.. O'NEILL IN VIRGINIUS.
Depicting one Of the most touching OF
human emotions, fathers love for his
daughter, Sheridan Knowls' sublime
tragedy "Virginius' has justly fascinated
the serious theatre goers of two henls7
pheres for well nigh moro than tnreep
quarters of century. 1t received It's nrsp
production in London, at the Covans
Garden Theatre on May 18th, 1921, the
author himself being present as d de-
lighted spectator of Macready's artistic
performance of the title role. lis first
presentation in New York took place on
Sent. Goth 1920 at the Anthony Theatre
with Mr.. haywood as Virginius, but not
until Thomas Anthorp Cooper playedit at
the Bowery Theatre on February 18th,
1884 with Thomas HaInblin as Icilius,
Edwin Forrest as Dentatus, and Priscilla
Cooper as Virginia were the full beauties
of this.masterpiece revealed to the Ameri-
can public.
mot since the days of John McCul-
lough," said one writer, "has there been
q 'Virginius' to equal James O'Neill. /"
Other writers have dwelt in detail on his
thoroughly Roman appearance, his Shift
ing expressions of stern determination
and paternal tenderness, his passionate
outburst of inconsolable grief, and vivid
paintings Of the ramblings of deranged
reason that at one time is engrossed with
the desire to kill, and in the next minute
is softened at the remembrance o. his
daughter childhood days through the
mere appearance of the nurse. e
Mr.. O'Neilf and company will be seen
in this noble tragedy at the Jefferson the
atre this evening and on EThursday in his
new play "When Greek Meets Greek. -
THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
= But few days remain before the great
Musical Festival to be given at the Audi
torium where everything is in readiness
for the grand concerts. Bangor is all
alive and Mrs. Chapman was busy seating
the members of that city's chorus last
night, work of no small proportion.
There has been renewed interest among
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
TWO STILL ALARMS.

There we're two still alarms yesterday
morning. One at 1.15 called Hose to the
house 1T Pine street, occupied by b. b.
Fassett A hole was burned in the
partition and through the floor. Cause
unknown.
The second at 7.45 called Hose to the
house18 Douglass street. There was fire
in rubbish in the cellar. 1t was extin'
guished by Driver Kelsey.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
MARRIAGES..

In Brighton, Oct. 1. Norman l.. Dyer and Miss
Marcia Frances Leavltt, both OF Brldgton.
Oct. 2. Charles b. Fits anu MISS Aghes "
Edison, both of Nal les. VIZ
In Auburn. Sept 20, Byron w. armstrong OF
Lewiston Martina NJ. Otis OF Aqhurn: .,.
In Burnham. Sept. 1S, JAS I. Holt ana Adole
R. Kimball, both Of Augusta
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
A FADED FLOWER.

Augusta, Ootober 4.-Phebe e. Curtis
of New York, through her attorney Har.
vey D. Eaton of Waterville, has fled
bill in ca uity in the supreme judicial
court, asking that receiver be appoint
ed for the Fairfield Floral company, and
Judge Whitehouse has ordered hearing
on it at the court house in Augusea,
Tuesday, October II, at 10 O'Clock q. M.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
THE VOTE WAS TEN 10 ONE.

The Deering oity council voted III TO
in favor of giving the Deering hieo0ii'
Light company permission to erect poies
in that city instead of 6 to as has pee'i
previously reported.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
BODY FOUND IN THE KENNEBEC.

Waterville, October 4.-Alphonso
Bashawa, Monday afternoon found a
three -year-old child incased in travelling
bag floating in the Kennebeo river. ng
Examination by physicians divulged
the fact of death by strangulation. A
ooroner's inquest was held today without
finding, and adjourned for orders from
the county attorney. 7so
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
ANOTHER BRAIN WORKER.
Gives Expert ence in Coffee Diinkir


"My work (wrlting for papers and
magazines) calls for such steady use OF
the brain that, like many fellow workers
in that line, became badly exhausted at
times, and naturally felt desire for some
sort of stimulant.
"Coffee have used considerably. Its
effects finally become so apparent that I
decided I must make a change, for
could not endure the headaches and ex-
IRENE nervousness that followed. Then
came the objections innumerable from
the other members of the family. What
shall we have for breakfast in the place
of coffee, for you, of all people, are very
particular about your morning drink.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
;RINES BROTHERS COMPANY.

In Northport. Sept "a. }. Alton Monroe Of
Lincolnvile and Miss Ida M. Packard OF
Northport.
In Belfast, Sept 20, Sewell d. Pierce arc
Mrs. Augusta NJ. Caswell.
In Bel asst, Sept. 25, John 3. Smart OF fresquo
Isle a, Miss Alice Belle Redman of Belfast.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
WEDDINGS
KIMRALL-WATER

Yesterday at p. m. quiet wedding
took place at the residence of the bride S
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Nathaniel Water
house, when their daughter, Beula
Brooks, was welded to Rev. Harry Woods
Kimball of Skowhegan, son OF DR..
Carlton Kimball of Portland.
Rev. George D. Lindsay of Wateryille
performed the wedding ceremony in the
presence of the near relatives and few
friends. The bride, conducted by her
father, appeared in a simple gown OF
white organdie over white silk, and her
maid of honor, Miss Hannah R. Page OF
Skowhegan, wore white muslin over
pink.
Mr.. VIM. n. Greeley of Boston acted as
best man, and Mr.. Harry L. johnson OF
Portland presided at the plano.
The home was tastefully decorated with
ferns and flowers In accordance with the
season. After the ceremony the party re-
paired to tie dining room, where Miss
Carrie I. Eastman of Deering, Miss Dora
h. Moulton, Mrs John I. Pagan and
Miss Edith Milliken of Portland assisted
all in enjoying a social hour
The happy bride was the recipient OF
many beautiful tokens of love and esteem.
Rev. and Mrs. Kimball will be at home
Tuesdays after Novemb er 1st, at NO. 10
Main street, Skowhegan, Me.
WINSLOW-GLIDDE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
PUPILS IN THE SCHOOLS.

There are not quite SO many pupils In
the High and grammar schools this year
as last year at this time, as will be seen
from the following comparative tables: !
1907 1898
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05
ESPECIAL TO THE PRHss.l

Newcastle, October 4-The marriage OF
Miss Mary Warren Glidden. daughter OF
Col John M. Glidden to Mr.. George
Scott Winslow o. Boston, took place TO-
day at St. Andrews church. The rector,
Rev. Charles Fallen Lee. oflciated, Inc
groom was attended by his brother, Mr.
Charles Winslow, as best man, and by
Mr.. John M. Glidden, Jr., of Newcastle
Stanley Russell Crosby, Chester Bliss
Arthur Davis William Abbot OF Boston'
and Mr.. Henry NICK. Iverson OF Fhlla-
delphia. The Governor of Maine ana
staff were present; also large NUMBER OIL
relatives and friends Of both famliles
The marriage was followed by reception
and breakfast at the Glidden farm. Inc
newly-married couple left on the q 81
train for Boston and New York, ana on
their return will make their home III
Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-10-05

Monarch over pain. Burns, Jus
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Thomas Electric Oil. At any drug
store.
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Star Course tickets for sale at M. Stein
erts & Sons Co., 517 Congress street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-24

Ieines 9etters uno 5amilien6efs,
ebenfaGs neutrality-suspicious.
Die 8irren auf Somdicd.
RingIton, Samaica, %. Sept. -
Der r8lsaner" i6IieBt cine Gr0rterung
Der 9lnnerionz6ruge nit Der Grtldz
rung, oaB Der 8ori6lag zines PlebiSz
3its 5uriidqe3ogen poroen Iej, unb OdB
nub aus Dem Snnern eingetrOffenen
Nahrihten bic gsfirporter oes Proz
ietts auf cine unu6erpmOlife SppOiis
ton, Die Iih Iogar in Der 8eorobung
nit S6dtIi9fsttsn uno 8epaltatten
2uft ma6te, geitoBen pGren. 9ieIe
Situatipn lei BON 0emagogen geIdhdf'
fen poroen, bic ii6eruG perbreiteten,
6aB bic unDer3iiglj6e @ernihtung Der
Snterefen Der 8eiBen i6lieBih 3um
@ortbeil Der Isgitimen gigentbiimer
bes 2anOes au5I6lagen piir0e.
N}euterei uuf einem 8rt<
mer 9 Diff.
gptobama, %, Sept. - Sine
ernItli6e W}euterei 6at uuf Dem in
8o6e DOR 2lnter Iiegenoen beutIhen
SanOels14iff nGbriitine" BON 9remen
ItattgefunDen. 9a 3ufduig Der bsuts
I6e &reu8er n8efiOn" in Der Rdbe lag,
er6ut Ii9 Der GapitGn Der yGbriItint"
5uIfe BON oieIem. Sine 2lbtbeilung
Manni9aften Der n@efion" fu6r na9
Der y@briItine, iiberpdItigte Die W(euz
terer unb Iegte Iie in GiIen. Sic perz
Den nab 8remen gebra1t unb oprt pOr
oas SHgeribt geIteIIt perOen. Die
Meuterer Iinb bier 6plIdnOer, Elm Gngz
lGnoer unO elm 9euti9er.
Stulien'5 5orberun8 ges
gen Colombia.
GoIpn, Colombia, %. Sept. -
9epei6en aus 8ogota, Der 6uuptItdOt
bon Colombia, meIben, ale 8e3iebunz
qen 3pii6en Colombia unb StuIien
1eien abge6ro6sn, neil bic colom6ii6sn
8eb0rOen bdS 8er6alten Stalien's be-
3iigli9 DeS Gerrutti 2tnipru6s alS
fpillfirli4 unD benz 6reunbfaaftspers
trag bon 1892 3upiOerIuufenb betra9s
ten.
Sn Gart6dgenu berIautet gerii4ts
pcfIe, Colombia babe ii9 bereit erz
tlGrt, CUR 8egIei6ung bss 2lnIpru4e5
BON 9un6drb, Mc3aggart &; So. Die
Summe Don 100000 6rancs ais
Gnti6Goigung fir bic QlnnuQirung
bss 2lntioquia @iicnbabn @ontratz
tes gu be3u6len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-24
SrrmidrIte Sad)lnae.

Ote Fdumun9s Shpterigtetten dut
@ubu, - Sin Gonflift nit Der
2lutOnOmiitenz&egisrung in Si9t.
6dbdna, %. Sept. = 0as aoz
lOniulz8u6inet 6Glt tG9li9 SiBungen
gum 3pete Der 8egnabigung BON Sc
fan9enen, bic nah erfpIgter iSreilaf>
Jung in groBer Qn3a6l in ben Strd>
ben Der Stubt gu isben iinb. 8ensrdl
8lanco bat audi 119 @er6annte be-
gnaoigt. Die Na9ri9tsn aus benz
Snnern lafen na9 tpis ppr ertennen,
ouB grOBe Not6 unb &rantbeiten uns
ter ben Sniurgenten berrf4en. 3ege
9ripat Wo6ltbGtigteit 1T bemii6t,
etpas Gb6iiife gu 191ffen. Der Prds
ftbent Der Iogendnnten ncubanii4en
Repu6lit," 9art6olomep Wlaffo, liegt
ielbIt trunf auf ieinem Qanbgut in Der
Probin3 Pusrto principe barnieber.
Ro6ert 3. gortsr, Der Spe5ialz@omz
miFGr Der 8unbessRegierung, Der in
ben lesten 8agen Ieine Gnquete duf
@isnfuegos unb SrinibuO uusoe9nts,
lit suriifgete6rt unb duBerte Ii4 iebr
befriebigt iiber Der 6ortgang ieiner
@rmittelungen. Die dmsritdnil4en
Rdumungs Gemmifdre peilen, ans
i9sinenb untbGtig, ba bic offi5ieasn
@erbanDluneeH in Stdsnation gsra=
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Seine @einnnasherf6iebtnbeit.

Der 9rGIioent unb 9eneraI Mtiles
thinner in Der Srdge iiber Die 2l6z
ienbung pon Ottupdtionstruppen
nd6 Cuba therein. - uncle Sam
pirb fpdteItenS am 1.gOOem5er Die
@erpaltung Der Sniel ii6erneb<
men.
8uf6ington, .. g., %. Sept.
= Die 9lngobe, ooB 8piidep OemBrdz
iioenten un6 General Wiles eine errite
W3einungsperT 6ieben6eit, bic Qlbferz
burg Der Otfupationstruppen nd3
@uba betreffenO, bsrri4e, entbebrt Der
8s9riinDung. &s mar 0arin geIdgt,
oaB Der grGI GIioent I9on balO 5ruppen
naA @uba gu ienDen punI4e, pdbreno
9eneral Miles Dagegen proteittrt 6abe
uFo Ole QbIenDung Der 5ruppen um
ms6rere Mondte 6ipausgei9o6en piiz
len noIe. 0ieIe 5rage tpuroe erlez
bigt, ais bic SaDara RGumungsz
GommiIIton DOR NbretIe na6 bort i6re
oSnItruttionen er6ielt, uno cine Con-
troperie bat 1eitber ni9t 0ariiber ftdttz
gefuroen. Sn ben Snitruttionen lit
porgeIe6en, baB bic HGumungs 8or>
6ereitungen pomDglt6 big gum 20.Ot=
tOber boGitdnbig DolI5ogen iein, ieoenz
faQs d6er ni9t ii6er ben /. NObember
binaus ge50gert peroer Iollen. Der
9rdTiOent bdlt OieIe 6riit fir binreiz
9eno, uno Die gemePDete 6or0erung
Der ipqniI6engpmmiiTdre, 0aB Der 28.
5Se6ruar dls 5ermin fir bic 8eenoiz
9un9 bes 4b5uges feitgeieBt perOen
ioq, lit ni6t einen IugeBblid ernItli4
in @rlpGgung ge3ogen pprOen.
Die fpaniI9e 4utpritdt in @ubd 1T
t6eoretiI3 nit Der llnter3ei9nung bes
PrototpIs bom II. Quguit erloI9en,
uno bic ipaniI6en @ommiiIGre 6aben
feinen Re4tsgrunO, ouf peldem lie
fuBen t0rnten, tpepn lie cine oerdrtige
6oroerung itellen. Oieielbe piro 0ds
ber bon ben amepitanii9en @ommiHdz
rem d6gele6nt tperoen, uno 2eBtere
peroen barauf beIteben, bab ioglei4
nit ben 8or6ereitungen our RGuz
mung 6egornen peroe. Die Spanter
6aben begrsifIi4er 8eiIe Elm Snterei1e
oaran, ben Qb3ug Der Sruppen mDgz
li6It bindus5ui9ieben, neil lie in Der
3piI6snaeit bic @intiirfte coIetttren,
SobalO 2eBteres aufbOrt, peroen lie
Der RGumung taum neitere 0inOerz
niiIe entgegenitellen. @s itebt besz
6alb eine @rflGrunq Der umerifanis
I4en Gommifdre gu erpdrten, baB Die
Der. Staten Ipdteitens am 1. NoDemz
Der Die 8erpaltung ii6erpebmen perz
ben. Die Offupations Sruppen
iollten bereit gebdlten fper6en, 10 DdB
Iie um ben 20. Sttober 6erum in Cuba
eintreffen t0nnen, um Die db3iebenben
IpGnTi9en @arniionen gu erIeBeH. @s
lit ni4t unpubri9einli9, baB oubsr
Dem 7. 4rmeecorps aud S6eile oes 3.
4rmeecorps, Sruppen, Die unterS6dfz
ter por Santiago geFo9ten, CUR Ottuz
patton berpdnot peroen. Dap reguz
lGre 8apaGGerie Regimenter Der
06eeler'i6en Reiter 0iDiIion na9
Gu6a 3urIdgeIanbt peroen fplep,
Its6t ieoenfdlls i'm 8ldne.
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sr1un's Srin6 in gSnibimstun.

Ro9 cine Gonferen3 nit Dem General
Qloiutdnten uno 6em BrGitbenten.
@ds 9ouperneur Solcomb
iogt.
8af bington n, .. g., %. Sept.
= SberIt Dm. 5. 8rDan, bonn 3. Nez
brasta 8oLontGr 8egiment, 9ou=
Derneur 6oicom6 uno GorgreBmitgItao
Start bon 92ebrdstd srI6ienen 6eute
pieber i'm &riegs Oepartsment uno
ii6errei6ten oem General Qbiutdnten
@or6in etlt9e fpeiters @e7u9e um @ntz
laFun9 bon Sploaten beg erpGbnten
Regiments. Ollie pieIe Npplitdtipnen
miiiIsn, pis i'm 9epdrtement dngegez
ben tptro, an bic 5uItebenoen Offi3isre
beripieien peroen, uno bic en6gIltige
@ntf6eiOung bGngt oon Der @mpfsbz
lung bes Corps Gpmmanoeurs Sc
nerdlmuiors 6iBbug6 See ub.
SpGtsr ituttete Die 9eieQi6aft au4
bem prGFbenten piaoer einen 8eiu3
ab. 9ouDerneur SOlcom6 ertlGrt,
es 6unble F9 Bel Ieinep 8smii6ungen
ni6t nur um ous 3. 3egimsnt, Ionbern
um ale Sruppen aus Rebrasta. Die
Ier Staat babe orei Rsgimenter Mfz
qs6ru8t, BON pel9en ems in Wtanila
ite6t, bas 3rpeite beurIau6t lit uno Oas
brittle BEL SationOille, 5Gd., Iagert.
Sel6it obne bds 5peite Regiment babe
g2e6rasfa 1862 Sol6aten in Der Or
NEE, poer ettpu 700 me6r, als es DON
Re8tspegen gu fte[len bate. @r (oer
9ouOemeur) uEb feline 8egleiter be-
miibten iih jeBt, Die @ntlaiiung aGler
frdnten Ne6rdsfu'er Solouten uRb al
Ter fol9en gu erfungen, Deren bdloige
Riidtebr na9 6uuIe bur6 ibre ipe3ielz
len 8er6dttniiie niinf6ensDert6 ge=
maft perber. Wann Der PrGIiOent
bas @sIu6 betpilIige, 10 peros Re6ras=
ia nod INNER 10 piele SolbatsD in Der
lTOrtieenna iicbe 3. Seite.j
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Sfeue Snl ltruftipnen.
Gnba mnB Obne Ser3ug &C.
rGnmt tperSen.
Prremptnrii4e Nnte an bic ipanii6rn
3Gnmungs=G GummiKGre.
Seine fueitere @erid1leppnnG tptrO
gebuloet.

PrGfibent Mc&inleb unb 9enerdl
Milss ftno in Der i5rdge iiber bic
2l6ienbung BON Ottupationstrups
pen einig. - Die Spanier mO4s
ten i6ren 2t63ug mDgli4It ldnge
binausfdieben unO mittlerpelle
Die @intiinfte coqeftiren. - 8er@
tpideIte Sa4lage auf Der SnieI.-
g2o9 elm 8eTu9 bes O6eriten
8rbun bei'm 9rGiibenten. -
2lmeritanti6e Sruppen gu 9onos
lulu beI8peren ii9 iiber NeangeI
an g1u6rung. - SetretGr Qlger
duf ieiner SnipettipnstOur.
@u bington, ,. g., %. Sept.
-,
- Sine peremptorii9e 8otfauft 1T
ben amerifaniI6en Hdumung5zGomz
mifGren auf @ubu ge14idt poroen,
pel4s benIeIben neue SnItruttipnen
ert6silt unb ais 8uIis fir cine Npte on
bic ipuniI9en GDmmifdre geoient bat.
Die &egierung giebt ben WDrtIaut Der
g2ots ni9t 6etannt, bod peiB man,
oaB bteIelbe O6ne ltmf4tpeife ertldrt,
Die Ser. Stdaten piirben teine ldngere
8erf9leppung Der 8Gumung Guba'S
buloen. 0a8 bon beibsn MG4ten un>
ter5ei4nete 5riebenszPrptotOll bebinge
bic Iofortige Rdumung, unb Spanien
miiIIe feline SOuoerdnitGt iiber bic Snz
lei obns @er3ug aufgeben.- amez
ritanii9en GommiKdre erbielten 8ez
fsbI, auf balOigen ab3ug Der SPanier
gu beite6en.
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9. g. Griffith & Goatp.,
0eppiGlzGGnOrer.

ggir MAIDEN Sic ouf bic Sbutiude uufmertiaH4
bab uHisr Gti6dft ib in Der II rtereu StGot
befinoct ulo DsmqemdB ofteriren mir uniere gBaa=
reH ju unteren Yreiien.
mir fnO oespuugsn, Elm srObcs unb rei6baltises
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Scltnmcntsnnllitrcdc Srrtaui


FuerthppIen gruneIuSfrelen Giaeutbums
on Der
SIepffs@ @fe Der Jrantliu= unc Sniperz Ctr dfe
beeoen,
iu Dem yachIdffc oeB perffprbeHeH
Sam Wc sJ1abou sehrrta.
mo- hsrieIbs Elm auseeoebnt.s SpIrituOiens Selhdt
fnbrte.
6erner eaeevbnus uno SSpbnunseH
an Der Rldfeite Ger Saiper" Strnse.
QadtsG isentbum
Rr. 4O9, SBeffs 5ranfIinr Strase,
baran arenSeno.
6rpfeS Eager ppn
auSar,eic,netru gpiritupien, GSeinen, Srans
eies. Mu6ffaftuneen etc,
Nferec, S5nseu. &utfd1c II. I. No.
Stenffas. 4. .CftUb,r 1 SOS. .SUrmittass II llbr
an Crt une StelIe.
Gdbere GusFuntt plro srtheilt pom Der
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY,
BON Baltimore, 9effamentsuoIftrecerin,
Ylr. l3, Soutb4Strase;
q. q. &irfIdne, auttiorotor,
C256,9,63.6,9,9Ij Sop~SuiIoirs.
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W(WtUCIOI Der uns ae edlieIfieber as6tiIt
- q B to d D {
~~ YiQem.

SItIS 5HUFrIAITIBy EtIH UVBVIUUIIIIYa
gonfdHoia g,i6madIOs, elegant aberludsrt, abs
fabreno rtoulirsnO, rsiuigenO un0 trGiti0eHo.
Rabpap's 9illtH bsiIeH ale Storuuasn 0es
Raqsng, Ilntsrltbss, Der 9isreu, glais, uerDtuis
RranIbeiten, 69niuOsluHidll, 9srfOpiung, SdmsrS
rbOiDen.
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SrrstpiFerH Die fidb, cas- Sie -RaeDapS"
erbaItsH unc isbsH Sie an, cas- Der Shame nd
auf Gem arfifeI. Cen Gie taufen, befiHest.(2J
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05
A singular Railway Accident.

One of the most singular of rail-
way accidents was that near Genoa.
by which a dozen lives were recently
lost. The Glori tunnel. in which it
occurred, is very long, and 50 foul
that the windows are shut, leaving
the passengers to keep alive on what
air is already in the car But the
engineers have no such support, and
the accident was caused by the fact
that all the drivers and firemen on
the three engines needed to haul the
train up the heavy grade of the tun-
mel were asphyxiafed. The train con-
sequently slipped back and plunged
into passenger train at the bottom
Of the incline.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05
We SELL =.
GROCERIES
ALL over The US.

Did you ever try buying
Groceries by Mail ? You
can buy from us just as
cheap as your grocery man
can buy from the jobbers
that sell him. You can buy
a great many things for less
than he can, because you
pay cash and he buys On 80
to 80 days time. You can
save his profit, which is no
small item, you will admit.
All you have to do is to
make out your order from
the list, go to the postoMce,
bank or express Office, and
get a money order or draft
to pay for what you want,
and send it to us. We will
pack and ship your order to
you as soon as it reaches us.
You pay the freight when
you get the goods.
1t you want to know any
thing about us go to your
bank and ask them to look
into Dunn's or Bradstreet's
book and tell you whether
r. III. Williams is response
BILE or not. He will tell
you that he is.
Ii perchance we should
ship you any goods that are
not as represented, you can
send them back to us and
get your money back if you
should wish it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05
Opportunity of n Lifetime.

Over our leased private wire we are
in touch with one OF the heaviest
operators in the Chicago Grain and
Provision PIT. GET IN TOUCH WITH
US. Will make you money on very
small investment. Absolute inside in.
formation at moderate cost. We are
spectators and handle the accounts
OF others On proportion of profits.
Don't do anything until you hear
from as. Our advices and their in
variable fulfllment is incontrovertible
evidence of our reliability. Avoid
bucket shops. Bank references on
application. Address, Western In
vestment and Information Bureau.
Kansas City, Mo.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05

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