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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05
General News.


what the SUMS heat is equal to. One
thousandth of one precent would if
utilized, run the factories of the
world.
The large captive ballons used in
the attack on Santiago are being
transported TO Omaha where they.
will be on exhibition. Pres. McKin-
ley, it is said will make an asscensio n
during his visit there
The first Spanish flag hauled down
In the United States in obedience to
the demand of American guns was
hauled down in Kansas. Lieutenant
Pike made the Pawnee Republic haul
down the Spanish flag in 1906 and
substitute for it an American fiag.K.
c. Times.
Colonel William F. Cody alias
Buffalo Bill" was taken sick with
Typhoid pneumonia at the conclus-
ion of his show at Kansas City on the
evening of the 22nd. He was taken
to the st Joseph hospital and at best
will be kept in his room for consid-
crab time.
Germany apparently does not
want the Philippines in the hands of
the q. S. They are now accused of
intriguing with Aguinaldo to make
them independent, The plans of the
Germans is to send numerous trading
vessels to arm 15O, 600 insurgents, be-
sides furnishing Krupp guns and ar
tillery for field use.
Matt Witt young druggist of To
peka who had been in business but a
week, committed suicide the evening
of the %, by taking poison. He put
sign on his door saying he would
be gone for an hour and went to the
cellar and was found dead at 7 O'Clock
p m. He left letters to his father
mother and Miss Bergman with
whom he had been keeping company.
The second invasion of the Philip
pines, Porto Rico and Cuba by the
commercial 70 -ces of the United States
will be attended by many interesting
events. Yankee enterprise, with its
complement of improved machinery
and wide awake business methods,
will effect as startling a revolution as
was achieved by Yankee sailors and
soldiers in the recent campaign
Kioeca Co. Opinion.
When State Treasurer Biddle re-
tired be turned $3.50, 5O3.O 90 over
TO Mr.. Atherton, but when the lat
er retired there was but 500, 10000
in the treasury. During his first
year in Office oil inspector Wharton
turned into the treasury s93S4 46.
His republican predecessor turned
in but $4,000 during the correspond
ing year Of the Morrill, administra-
ton.
Secretary Alger's order counter
handing the original order to must
er out the 2lst Kansas was based on
a statement that the regiment was
efficient that it could not be spared
at this time This is one of the
regiments in which it was charged
that Governor heedy had made lot
Of political appointments of incom-
petent men. Republican papers
must have discovered what sort Of
an opinion the war department had
of this regiment in advance, as they
have had little to say about in COM
petent officers in the Kansas volu n
teers for several weeks.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05
DON'T Like the Stars and stripes.

Madrid, September 26.-It is an
nounced here that 10000 Spaniards,
residing in the island of Porto Rico,
have refused to Live in the island I'M
der the American flag and have de-
1Aanded that they be returned to
Spain at the expense of the govern
ment. The question of repatriation
Of the discontinued Standards has
been referred to the state council.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05
lakes Poultry Lice Exterminator.

It is LIQUID preparation, and is the
frst Liquid Lice Killer ever put on the
Absolutely harmless to
Chickens, Horses, Cattle. Hogs, etc.
Sure death to Lice, Mites, F'leas,
Reaches apd Bed Bugs. Insist on
having Lakes. Take no other said to
be as good If your dealer does not
keep it, send to Lake Chemical Co.,
1913 Walnut St. Kansas City, Mo.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05

Webster Davis opened the Missouri
Republicans campaign at Springfield
yesterday, speaking at two successful
meetings
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05
CANCER

nEsanEH positively cured no knife used. liz
OEez = esss tic pain, cure guaranteed. We givx
patients as references. Write for information.
E9ii<-@ cured without pain. ko pay accepted IN
til cured consultation free. Write for testimoni-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05

In this department you can get just what you
want, and get 1t chemically pure. We buy all
our liquors in bond; we sell them at the very
smallest margin of profit over cost These
prices include the jug and the packing of it;
Ill packed in plain boxes marked groceries.
sour year old Rye Whiskey, per gallon, ....s2 co
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05

DIR. Smiths cancer advertisement
has the right ring 10 it: He guaran-
tees to cure any case Of cancer he
undertakes or receive no pay for his
trouble. If you or any of your
fli5nls lls aiii ,ted write t. thu doc
tor for full particulars. Consul tation
free.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05

DR.. Smith has made some wonde-
full cures IN cancer cases and guar
antees 10 cure any case he under
takes or receive no pay. He has
cured others and can cure you.
Read his ad. then send to him TO-
further information.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05
Fine Cigars.
Family Liquors

F1nS O1RurS.
Box 30 Cigars, Clarendon Brand, fine easy
smoker, long filler, good wrapper, same
Cigar sells everywhere at Sc per box.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05
Sugar Premium.

Direct all letters to the Mail Order Department
Send your Name and Address on a postal card
or our complete price list to be sent to you
n
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-10-05

anything that he can do to favor the
boys who Loyalty responded to the call
to arms when their country needed
them.
In the early Alliance days the only
answer that Republicans could make
to the arguments of he opposition
was ridicule and derision. Occasion
ally this was varied with abuse. Mis-
representation was among the other
parts of the stock in trade. 1t has
been impossible for these editors to
get out Of the old rut. This year the
misrepreSen tation consists of whole
sale falsehoods charging absolute
failure TO redeem pledges. The favor
lite weapon though is ridicule of the
efforts of the present administration
to care for the peoples interests.
This is supplemented by continual
stories of the refusal of the people TO
attend meetings held by Populist
speakers. One or two of the earliest
meetings were not well attended. At
every point at which meetings were
held last week the Populist speakers
had far better crowds than their OPP
ponents considering the populatio
OF the points reached. At least two
of Congressman Botkin's meetings
were better attended and more enthu-
siastic than meetings held at the same
points in the campaign of 1896 when
an overflow meetings were needed
most everywhere. The reports re-
ceived at party headquarters from all
over the state are most encouraging
TO the Populists. The party managers
believe that If the party vote is cast
that there is no possible doubt about
the reelection OF the present excel
lent state ticket.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-23
FOR A SECOND CALL.
New Company ID i'm Good Trim, Phys.
zeal and Financial.

The reorganization Of ID Company g pro-
crossing very rapidly. Last Friday even
ing G. A. Virtue was elected captain; I,
A. Davies, first lieutenant; +. 1. VAL
entine second lieutenant. Capt. Virtue Is
an old militiaman, having served as an
officer for several years in the Minnesota
guards and was a member OF old Company
u. For some time past old ID company
held the state medals for the best drilled
company and for craftsmanship. The
fact that 50 many of the old men have
remained in the reorganization insures
thorough work by the new company. The
reorganized company retains the rooms in
the armory and all the furniture and fix
lures OF the old company. The company
owns the addition TO the rear of the
armory and with these rooms 1t has the
largest and best equipped quarters in the
state. The financial secretary reports the
company In prosperous condition. Many
CID members have sisnified their intention
OF signing the new roll and all such should
be on hand at the armory tonight as we'll
as ali new recruits. The petition will be
forwarded TO Olympia Tuesday. IT Is be-
iieYed that Gov. Rogers looks with favor
on the reorganization Of Companies ID and
II. owing TO their prompt response to the
first call. All rejected men have been
omitted from the new rolls and a second
cal would find the companies in good
shape and prompt TO come forward as
before.
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Merrill EleCtrO-MediCaI and
Surgical Institute,

Collins block, corner Second avenue and
James street. Seattle Wash. This insti-
tute IS established for the cure OF all kinds
OF acute and chronic diseases, and 70 m
sure that such can and will he done we
desire 10 say that in the treatment Of these
difficulties we bring into acquisition Gal
yanic, Parable and Static electricity in their
most potent forms. aided by the scientific
administration of medicines and the per-
Torrance of surgical operations whenever
necessary. Being equipped 10 handle dis
eases IN q scientific way that no other iu-
st.tution in this state is provided, we
therefore solicit as patients these suffer
ing with maadies that have resisted all
other methods OF trea tment. The phySi~
clans OF this institution net only make a
speciality of treating, but cure diseases of
tarrh. deafness and la grippe. paralysis.
epilepsy. stomach and liver affections:
tumors. cancers. b.ood and skin diseases
and diseases OF the kidneys, bladder and
nervous system. Structures. hydroceles
and varicoceles radically cured without
pain or detention from business and guar
anteed in every case.
Women vii find in our wonderful COM
b,nation OF medicinal and electrical appli-
cation a powerful. yet agreeable and posi-
tive cure for any OF their many ailments.
The gyneCologist in charge OF the depart
ment of diseases OF women devnies him.
self exclusively 10 the care OF those dis
eases, thus assuring his patients a treat
ment only obtaiuabie from an exhaustive
hospital and private experience. We cor
daily invite all sufferers 10 cal on MS, IL
will cost them nothing 10 have d conf
dental talk.
Write If YOU cannot call.
c. s MERRILL A. NJ. NJ D.. and
associates. consulting physicians.
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special programme OF much interest VIII
be given. ard the work Of the foreign and
home missions Of all the churches OF all
dencrnina tons considered. A large at
tendance Is desired.
The members of the Battery street NJ.
F. church Sunday school ara bnsily pre-
pairing the programme 10 be carried out a.
the Chi!dren's day exercises on June
Rev. Thomas S. Bowerman is expected
70 return TO Seattle this week. He has
decided not 10 prolong his Eastern trip.
HIS people VIII give him hearty welcome.
The Sunday school Of the First Baptist
church Is PREPARING Tor an interesting pro,
Sunday in June Mr.. " S. Elwell has
the music under preparation.
The Washington ChiIdrens Home Soci-
ETY. will hold its regular weary meeting
on June q. Reports will be heard and
officers elected for the ensuing year.
Preparations are being made by the
choir Of Trinity Parish, Under the direc--
ton Of Mr. +. r. Armstrong. for special
music on Trinity Sunday, June ), which
is the dedication festival Of the church.
The ladies' OF Trinity Parish church will
ho.d a sale of work and social and musical
entertainment. at which no charge for ad-
III the hall of me Old Rainier hotel. corner
Columbia and Fifth. Proceedings viii
commence in the afternoon at and in the
evening at ..
The Women's League OF the First Metho-
dist church has arranged for very inter-
esting entertainment 10 be given in the
church on Wednesday evening Of this
week The occasion will be one OF patri-
otto nature in celebration Of the recent VIC
tories of the nations arms. Fred E,mer-
son Brooks. the California poet. will read
selections from his own pen. 4 thorough
~ enjoyable time is anticipated.
All persons are cordially invited 70 at
tend the conference on soul winning to
be held in Tabernacle Baptist church an
Tuesday, May "A. al .. m This pro-
gramme, interspersed with hymns, will be
carried out: Scripture reading and prayer.
Necessary attitude OF the church-F!rst,
toward God, Pastor Andrew Swartz:
second. toward it's members, Prof. o.
s. Jones: third. toward the unsaved.
Pastor Thomas Baldwin: fourth, general
discussion. The conference VIII be pre-
sided over by Pastor Ohrum.
Rev. 5. w. Beaven who has In charge
the Baptist Missionaries Chldren's Home
on Vashon island. has been spending sew
eral weeks In Seattle. where he is putting
that work before the various church of the
denomination with the idea OF placing the
institution on a frnaer financial basis. and
thus enabling IL TO become self-sustaining.
Mr. Beaver has met with the heartiest CO.
operation among the Baptists, having Wis
tied nearly all the churches, with the ex-
ception of the First, which will be called
upon after the return of the pastor.
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That both British and Canadian interests
in the Yukon country are now willing 10
recognize the great superiority OF Seattle
In the matter OF transportation facilities
over any other port on the Pacific coast,
is becoming more evident daily. To Illus
trate, one of the largest OF the corpora
tons organized by British capital TO OPP
crate in the gold fields has just closed a
contract with line Of steamships opsrat-
ing between Seattle and Dawson for the
transportation of 80 tons OF freight and
three barges to the Yukon country. A
large portion of the freight, which con-
s.sts OF provisions and supplies is to be
purchased In Seattle.
This contract has been secured by the
Boston and Alaska Transportation Com
Isany, whose traffic manager. Mr.. A. E.
Cronenwett, returned Saturday from VAN
couver. 1t is In line with other contracts
which have been secured for the trans
portation Of freight frous Canada and the
United States to the Dawson and the upper
reaches Of the river Yukon.
The corsigners are the Rritish-American
Evaporation, Limited. of London The
negotiations were conducted on behalf OF
the British company by its president. SIR
F. G.. Hnde Bowker. OF London, who met
Mr.. Cronenwett at Vancouver early in the
week. The contract calls for the shipment
of $50 tons Of freight to the gold fields OF
the north, TO be distributed at various
points in the On. W) territory. OF the
whole amount. 500 tons and two barges
will be shipped from Vancouver. and the
remainder. go tons and one barge Will be
shipped from Seattle. 1t is understood
that the $50 tons OF stores and provisions
Is 10 be purchased in Seattle
''These shipments will go north on the
steamer South Portland" said Mr.. Cronen-
welt. In speaking Of the contract yes,er-
day. II am gTatified at being able to Sc
cure this business, for the fact that it en-
phas.zes the standing which Seattle has
everywhere In connection with Alaska
traffic. The people with whom we are
dealing are among the heaviest operators
In the gold country"
The British-American Corporation Is
controlled by leading English and Cana
dian capitalists and is organized for the
purpose of mining on a large scale in the
Yukon, building railroads and maintaining
trading posts. Among the prominent peo-
pie identified with the company are Lieut..
Gov. Macintosh. of the Northwest Terri
tory; Capt. Fourtney, of London, and
Mayor Garden, of Vancouver.
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KILLED IN A QUARREL.
A Woman Fires q Fatal Shot to De-
fend Her Husband.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 22-J. II. Will
Jams was shot and killed today at 20l9
Eagle avenue. Alameda, by Mrs. William
Gregoire, who admits the murder. but
claims thar she fired the fatal bullet to
save the life Of her husband. The only
witnesses Of the affair were Gregoire and
his 6-year-old son. They agree In the
statement that about Ii o'clock this morn
ing Gregoire came home and found VIII
Jams in conversation with his wife. A
quarrel ensued and, seeing that her hus-
band was no match for his opponent, Mrs.
Gregoire took a pistol and fired a; WILL
Jams with fatal result. The first news Of
the tragedy was brought to the police sta
ton by Gregoire, who ran in covered with
blood, and stated that he had been en-
gagged in a fight at his home.
Officers were sent TO the scene, and on
their arrival found Williams breathing his
last. When the story OF the murder was
first told II was reported that Mrs. Gre
gore intended 10 shoot her husband, but
the statement cannot be confirmed,
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Trinity Parish improvements.

A great improvement was witnessed in
Trinity parish church yesterday in the
t.nting of the walls OF the church. which
has been carried out under the direction
Of Mr.. Atwood. The shade chosen is
pretty terra Gotta. and the manner In
which Mr.. Atwood has carried out the
work IS much admired. A large fiumn-
ated text running completely around the
chaucei the work OF Miss Rison and other
workers. was also in place FOR the first
time The church Is indebted for these
improvements 10 the parish chapter OF the
Daughters OF the King. who work under
the direction Of Mrs. Reich.
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Rev. George Buxre,le - pending a few
weeks III Boston.
Rev, NJ W1er. 81 Port Townsend SUP
ntssa she p2s,pst 81 The Frs, Rapi.St church
sunday morning ard evening
TIE Ladies Ala Society - tas FIRST Ran
tSf cGaryA VII meet on Weda,~day after
noon "a @.58 o'C.oSk IL the church.
The regular meeting for PRAYER ara r0a-
f~reHre VIII ne held at she First Bar.iSt
church ~ Thursday evening ~ O'Clock.
Rev. Harrison n. Byown. pastor - RAJ
Terry street Nj +. cbgrcA. yesterday
rssacuing preached an e-cQueas memorial
Serene0 for bsuEisuH-S dead statesman. lie
gave = Nssef review % Gladstone 5 ..te and
0cF1 lessons
TEe gsi-avo1sl NEE. RS - tee recently
organized Wosaen's Social Missionary
Jaon VII ~ held IN The frs. Methodist
eagEsa CT Wednesday. May -. nas1 Q
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I'm Ierai~e Of I,latlsfnnc

A. The morning service At Trinity parish
caUEch yesterday The rector. Rev IL IT.
Gewan. preaching from Ex. xxxlii:--S.
R1@de lengthy and ealoesstte reference
81 the career az the distinguished states
man, William Ewart Gladstone. pointing
OUT his high qualities - sincerity. moral
tarne$tness ana enthusiasts - his public
ase. ara III hts private his stauuch and
.oyal churchmansaip. devotion - thso-
logical scholarship. sense o. the obligation
~ Sunday observance and regular attend
anCe at public worship.
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CHARGED WITH INDUCTION.
Farmer Conraddy Has His DnuXh-
ter's Lover Arrested.

Special Dispatch 10 the post-Intelligencer
CoLNlLLE, May 22.--Sherff Denny was
called 10 Addy Saturday to serve a war
rant issued by justice OF the peace there
for the arrest Of W. III. Stephens, charged
with abducting the 15-year-old daughter
of c. +. Conraddy. a farmer living be-
tween Addy and Cheweiah. The young
couple had been absent for two or three
days. and the sheriff Immediately tele-
phoned 10 Spokane. Saturday afternoon
Sheriff Denny received word from the
county auditor at Spokane that Stephens
and the girl had presented themselves for
marriage license. Sheriff Dempsey be-
ing notified. placed the young man under
arrest and took charge OF the girl. Mr..
Conraddy went to Spokane this afternoon
10 bring his hayward daughter home
Stephens is about % years of age.
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B'NAI BIRTH SESSION.
One Hundred Delegates Present
From the West aud Southwest

FORT WAYNE, Ind. May % The In
dependent Order OF Bnai Birth OF the
Second district began its annual session
here today. Nearly 100 delegates are pres i.
ent from the district. which comprises
Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri. Kan
sas. Colorado and New Mexico. The re-
port OF the asylum In Cleveland. in which
800 or oo orphans are cared for, shows
that there has not been a death in the
institution for three years
Bernham Freburg, OF Cincinnati. was
elected trustee OF the endowment fund for
five years and Louis Levi. Of 81. Louis,
was elected trustee OF the orphan home at
Cleveland.
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GOV. ROGERS CONDEMNED.
Spokane County Republicans Re-
member His Normal school Veto.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intel.igencer
CHENEY. May 21-The Republican
county central committee NE. this after
noon and unanimously adopted resolutions
recommending the re-estahlishment Of the
state normal school az Cheney. ana vigor-
ously condemn'ng Gov Rogers for his
veto or thu appropriation voted by the
last legislature.
The trustees OF the normal school met
and engaged Pref W. Il; Turner as prin-
cipai OF the school and Mrs. Turner as
principal OF the training department. Prof.
Turner was 81 one time superintendent
OF the schools Of Spokane county, and later
has been pr!1cipa. Of the Sprague and
o. the Wenatchet schools He is now
editor OF The British Columbia News n,
kaSIo.
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WI RDERED On THE COLUMBIA.
Pat barnes shot Through the Heart
by an Unknown Fisherman.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 the Post-fnteliieencer
ASTORIA. May 22.-The first murder on
the Columbia river this year among rival
fishermen happened last night, q few miles
above Pillar Rock on the Washington
side, Pat Barnes. for many years a gill
net fisherman on the Columbia. was shot
through the heart and instantly killed by
IN unknown fisherman His net had cross
ed that Of the other fisherman. when their
boats came together in the dark. 4 worav
alteration followed. resulting IN the ur-
known boatmau placing a rifle 10 Barnes
heart firing ard killing him
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HUMBOLDT for the norm. Ssh.
The Quick stem

is one Of the most common and most trouble
some disorders to which soldiers are subject
Every officer and every private going 20
the front should take with him 4 bottle OF
Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. One or two doses IL this medicine
taken ~ s,son n any unusual leoseness of
the bowels appears will arrest the attack
anal prevent any serious consequences. /; is
the most reliable med.csae IL TIC VOID Tor
bowel couplSiniA
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For " omen Only,

There will re lecture. for women only.
IN the Plymouth church this afternoon at
O'Clock. by Mrs Isabel Wing Lake OF
Chicago, national assistant superintendent
Of 'he purity department Of the Womens
Christian Temperance Union. and general
secretary III rescue wcrk. assisted by Or.
Carolyn Ge!Sel. secretary OF the purity
conference
These ladies viii also lecture to both
men and women tonight at & O'Clock in the
auditorium % the Y VI. c. A. building
Everyone Is invited
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HUMBOLDT for the north. 26th.


OLYMPIA. MAY 22.--The following arti-
cles of Incorporation have heen hIad
VALLEY Lodge J. q q F. No a. An
burn: j. Il. knickerhocker. correspondent
Jones Shlngle Company. Everett, So o.
capital stock.
Western Mines Des e.oument Company.
Spokane. S5}@@ capital stock
Golden Go - Mining Company. Spokane.
c8Ditai stock s. 0fa Hao
Church ot the Soul. Ballard. S. J. whte
C0TreSp oDdeNt-
Golden Fleece Mining Company. Spokane.
81 5000 capital stock.