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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

| FOR RENT-Two third story rnfurnished rooms;
also furnished rooms 100 sth 81. NV
/ mh223t
FOR RENT Two unfurnshci rooms; front and
back; third floor. 81 9Th st. ne. 1t
! FOR RENT-S pleasant rooms adapted for light
housekeeping. 4o4 L. Capitol It mh22 3t
FOR RENT-8 unfinished rooms; nice locality.
.p1 g Sw. mh2l-st-rrn-
| FoR Rents unfinished rooms; bath, heat and
light; entire second floor; SO 2lS 5th St
st. mil-i stem
FOR RENT-l$25 18th st. NV; OF 3 unfur
rooms "a hoof. mh2l-3t
FOR RENT-20O5 F ST. NV; uufur. rooms. with
light and heat. mh20-&t
FOR RENT cheerful. unfinished rooms; suit
able ior light housekeeping; bath; gas. 125
9th NV. rnhI9-8t-em
FOR RENT-1226 18th St NV; three unfurnihs
ed rooms: second floor; heat and gas; terms
reasonable; light housekeeping. mhls-6t
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wANTED-ROOMs.
NANTED-Bv a couple with 2vear-old child 2
unfinished rooms on ID floor Of modern house;
suitable for housekeeping. Address S24 \ st. uc
mh22 stem
WANTED unfur rooms. 2d door; centrally To-
Gated. Address ID. c., this office. mh22 Stem
WANTED-April |, by a lady and daughter. with
use OF pdrlor and privilege of caterer. one
uniuInlshed room; state price Address L. /.
H., this Office II.
NANTED-Man and wife want three unfinished
rooms; top floor; within 15 minutes walk of
Bureau Engraving and Printing; state lowest
terms address Z G. b.. this Office. 1t
WANTED BY young man, small, neat room: heat
- anu hath, Tor about 81 week. Address
CENTRAL. this office. mh22-St
WANTED rooms fur. and unflIr with priy-
i!eges. Address r. NJ, this ofic,. mh2I -St-en,
NANTED-First-class room, with or. without
board, with privileges. Address Q. T.. this
Office robso Q,
WANTED-By April /. , or furnished rooms. Ist
or 2d floor; housekeeping; cheap. D., 1925 9th
81 NV mhl93t-
If YoU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED SEE
ME-Many desirable applicants daily; light
housekeeping rooms in demand; moderate charge
when tenant secured. III. j. STALEY as At
lnntiC RuildioC
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'i'Nt. W AdAt 'fiaI-t 81 Nlitips Nhih ON tfhl-
mission; reference required. Call or address C. c.
ALBERT. 9l2 n H. ave. NV. Item
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FOX RENT-Large. nicely fur room; a. m. l.;
So per month. SIG L. Capitol St mh22-3t
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WANTED Situation a. chamberinaid in private
family Call address 1919 st. NV.
mh.2-a
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FOX REAT-Nicely Irnished front room for one
or two gentlemen lG0S Iith 81. NV.
mi
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WANTED IhoT' ylg!liy inexperienced waist hands.
trituinois; only those accustomed TO the best
grade OF work need apply. IOl5 X 81. NV
mh.0-3t
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FOR RENr-A back parlor nicely furnished. 4l4
ST. NV. IL
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20
Read d.. Smiths ad. in this issus.
BANKRUPTCY COURT.
Referees Appointed by Judge Foster
= Under the New Law.

Judge Foster Of the federal court
to-day appointed, under tia provis-
ions of the new bankruptcy law, the
following referees to take charge of
the litigation business of the various
dis ricts which will arise by rtue of
the operation Of the law. The ap-
pointees are as follows:
First distr;ct-T. J. White OF Kas.
City.
Second. 6. Slonocker, Topeka.
: Third-G. G. Milliken, Salina.
Fourth-Judge 7. Il. Wall, Wichita,
Fifth-C. Z. Corey, Fort Scott.
j.. I. j. White was United States
commissioner at Kansas City and d.
S. EaThart was appointed to succeed
him.
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yourself as / am now ashamed for YOU
Secondly: your conduct, considered in
its relations to certain persons whom
will not name, is that of boor and a
blackguard. Suppose you had accom-
plished the cowardly murler-the
cowardly murder, said, sir-that you
were bent upon tonight. Do you
think that would be a grateful and ac-
ceptable return for the courtesy and
confidence that have been shown in
that house?-a house, sir, to which I
myself introduced you, under the mis-
taken belief that you were gentle
man, or, at least, could fcign gentle
manly behavior! But l won't-my
feelings won't allow me to enlarge
further upon this point. But allow me
to add, in the third place, that you
have shown yourself pur-blind
donkey. Actually, you haven't sense
enough to know the difference between
those who pull with you and those who
pull against you. Now. 1 happen to
know-to know, do you hear?-that
had you succeeded in what you were just
about to attempt, you would have
removed your surest ally-the surest,
because his interests prompt him to
favor yours. You pick out the one
man who was doing his best to clear
the obstacle out of your path, and what
do You do? Thank him? Not you!
You Mot to kill him. b.. nuan A.1 la
been, as you in your stupidity imag
med, your rival, do you think the
course you adopted would have pro-
Noted your advantage? Let me tell
you, sir, that you don't know the kind
of people you are dealing with. You
never would have been permitted to
cross their threshold again. And you
may take my word for it, if ever YOU
venture to recur to any such folly, 1
will see to 1t that you receive your
deserts. Well, l think we understand
each other, now?''
Freeman emotions had undergone
several variations during the course of
the mighty professors harangue. But
he had ended by admitting the force of
the argument; and the "reminiscences
of college lecturings aroused by the in
cident had ticklcd his sense of humor
and quenched his anger. He looked at
the professor with sparkle of laugh
ter in his eyes.
81 have done very wrong, SIR he
said, land I'm very sorry for it. If
you won't give me any bad marks this
time, I'll promise to be good in future"
"Ah! very smooth! To begin with,
suppose you ask pardon to Senior Don
Miguel de Mendoza for the affront you
have mt nnnp him -
(To be Continued.)
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cUopyr,gnied by j. q. Lippencot, Co,


The two men contemplated each
other, each after his own fashion; Doe
Miguel pale. glaring, bristling; Free
man smiling, insolent, hcctoring.
"Why are you here, senor?" de.
mandcd the former, ut length.
Partly, senior, because such is my
pleasure. Partly, TO inform you that
your presence here offcnds me, and &c
huribly request you to be off,
''Scnor. this is impertinence."
"Scnor, one is not impcrtinent to
providing grcaSeEs. One admonishes
them, and, If they do not obey, one
chastises them
"Do you talk of chastising Don
Miguel dc Mendoza? But, lest we dis
turb the reposc of our friends yondcr,
let us seek more convenient spot
noticed Il very pretty little glade on tho
right rs 1 rode over here You are
armed? Good! we will have this little
affair adjusted within half an hour
Yonder star-the plancA Of love, senior
shall sec fair play. Andamosr'
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20

or L nau the best OF the encounter.
You call yourself man, now; but 1
make bold to say that the-discrepancy,
let us call il between you and Inc re-
mains as cob picuous as ever it was.
see through sou. sir, much more clear.
~ than. by this light, can see YOU
am fond of you, Harvey; but 1 feel
nothing but contempt for your present
attitude. In the first place, conscious
as you are of your skill with that
weapon, you know that this affair
even had seconds been present-would
have been. nota duel, but an assassina-
ton. You acted like coward-I say
1t, sir, like coward!-and hope you
may live to be rs much ashamed of
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20
Hawaii 10 BE Annexed

The Senate finally reached vote
on the Hawaiian annexation resolu-
ton last Wednesday. 1t was adopt
by the following vote:
Yaes-Allison, Baker, Burrows,
Cannon, Carter, Clarke, Cullom,
Davis, Deboe, Elkins, Fairbanks,
Foraker, Frye, Galliner, German,
Hale, Hanna, Hansbrough, Hawley,
Hoar, Kyle, Lodge Mcbride, Nc.
Lourin, Money, Nelson, Penrosc,
Perkins, Pettus, Plat Conn. },
Pitchard, Proctor, Sewell, Shroup,
Sullivan, Teller, Warron, Yelling
ton, Wetmore, Wilson, Wolcott-49
Nays--Allen, Bacon, Bate, Berry
Gallery, Chiffon, Clay, Daniel,
Faulkner, Jones (Nev.), Lindsay
McEnery, Mallory, Mitchell, Pascoi
Pettigrcw, Roach, Turlcy. Turpie
White-2I.
Senator Harris was absent but a
his request Senator Baker announced
that if he were present he would vot'
in the affirmative. The resolution
had previously been approved b!
the House, and annexation is Gov
assured.--4dcocdte and Neacs.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20
A Sailors school OF lssanners

On one occasion three years ago
the president visited one of the ships
informolly, dispensing with the usual
salute and ceremony, when one of the
men rather Indignantly asked the
other who that hBbber was on the
quarterback That didn't "douse his
peak" to the commodore.
Choke your luG, will you," was the
reply, that's the president of the
United States"
'Well! amt he got manners enough
to salute the quarterback il he is?'
Manners! What does he know
about manners? | don't suppose he
was ever out of sight of land in his
life"
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vain CONVERSE ton.


Moreover, there is that in the conscious
proximity of'death which stimulates to
thought much more than to speech.
But Freeman preserved an outward de-
Eeanor of complacent calm, as one who
doubts not, nor breads, the issue; and,
indeed, this was not the first time by
many that he had taken his life in his
hand and brought it unscathcd through
dangers. Don Miguel, on the other
hand, was troubled in spirit, and un-
easy in the flesh. He was one soon hot
and soon cold; and this long ride to the
decisive event went much against his
stomach. If the conflict had taken
place there in the garden, while the
fire Of thc insult was yet scorchng
him, he could have fought it out with
good will; but now the night
air seemed chillcr and clIiller,
and its frigidity crept into
his nerves; he doubted of the stcadi-
ness of his aim, bcthought himself that
the darkness was detrimental TO ac-
curatc shooting, and wondered whether
Senor Freeman would think it neccs-
sary to fight across handkerchief.
He could not help rcgrctting, too. that
the quarrel had not been occasioncd by
some more definite and satisfactory
Notwithstanding which merely
TO think of would steel the heart to ir-
rcvocablc murdcrousncss. But no blow
had passed; even the words, though
bitter to swallow, had been wrapt in
the phrases OF courtesy: and perhaps
the whole affair was the result of some
misrepresentation. lie stole look at
the face of bis companion; and the lat
tcr's air of confident and cheerful
serenity made him feel worse than
ever. Was he being brought out here
to be butchcred for nothing-hc, Don
Miguel dc Mendoza, who had looked
forward to many pleasures in this lifcf
1t WAS too Il. 1t WAS true, the for
tune of war ht turn the other way;
but Don Mig was aware of Il scnsa-
ton In his bones which made this hope
weak.
AT length Freeman drew rein and
glanced around him. They were in a
lonely and-Don Miguel thought--a
most dcsolatc and unattractive spot.
An open space of about half an acre
was bounded on one side by a growth
of wild mustard, whose slender stalks
rose to more than the height Of mans
head. On the other side was Il grove
of livc-oalt; and in front, the ground
fell away in a rugged, brush grown
declivity.
at strikes me that this is just about
what we want" remarked Freeman,
in his full, cheerful tones. 1--WE are
half mile from the road: the ground
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20
Toral's first offer was to evacuate

Toral s first offer was to evacuate
Santiago and march all his men,
with their arms and artillery, into
the interior. Unconditional sur
render" answered Shafter. Toral
then offered to evacuate if he might
march his men to Holgiun with
their small arms. Again Shsfter re-
piled, Unconditional surrender. "
Next Toral wanted to evacuate, stip-
ulating only that officers might re-
tain their side arms and that the
men, without arms, might be taken
to Holgiun. Again Shafter au-
swered, Unconditional surrender"
Toral's last offer was to retire, leav-
ing everything behind and surren-
dering all eastern Cuba. This was
also refused. 1t is Toral' s men tn t
Shafter wants and the government
has proposed to carry them to Spain
If it is any inducement to give up
without fight.
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PRAISE FOR EXPOSITION.
Principal Morrison, of the Manual
Training School, Finds 1t
Interesting.


Principal G. B. Morrison, of the
Manual Training high school, has
just returned from the Omaha expo
sition, where he had charge of the
manual training and industrial con-
ference The Trans Mississippi Ed
icational conference, Ct which the
manual training an Industrial de-
oartment was a branch, was su,
ess, over 3 900 teacl ers, Professor
Morrison said, taking part. Profess
n Nc rrison thinks the Omahs expo
sition fully up 10 the worlds fair in
the artistic arrangement of the
buildings and the beauty of the arch
lecture. The exhibits from the
states, he say 8, while possibly
lot SO extensive, are quite as or sdit-
lille as they were at Chicago,
md in many cases better arranged
The government exhibits Professor
Morrison considers better than the
,ne at Chicago. All the depart
mems, he says, are fully as perfet Il
The present exhibit, aud many new
features have been added. Oae OF
these, OF especial interest at this
ime, was arranged 10y thu war do
oartment. 1t contains: among Other
hinga, models OF every vessel nov
CRYING in the United Ststes- navy.
,ll the weapons now in use in the
army CT navy are represented, either
" model or the weapon itself. In
connection with these are wsx figures
.rmed and uniformed to represen
Ill the ranks and branches Of III
.rmy and navy as they now are, and
lso as they were at iiffernt periods
the history of the Uuitei States.
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Is fairly level; and there's no possibil-
ity Of our being disturbed. was
thinking this afternoon, as I passed
through here, what an ideal spot it
was for just such little affair as you
and are bent ON. But ! didn't ven.
ture to anticipate such speedy good
fortune as your obliging condescension
has brought to pass, Don Miguel
''Carambar' muttercd the senior,
ahivering. He might have said more,
but was unwilling to trust his voice,
or To waste nervous energy.
Meanwhile, Freeman bad dis
mounted. and was lettering his horse.
IT occurred to the seuos that it would
DC easy To pull his gun. send bullet
through his companion, and gal
iop away lie did not yield to
this temptation. party from traditional
feeling that it would not be suitable
conduct for De Mendoza, party be-
cause he might miss the shot or only
inhlct wound, and party because such
deeds demand q nerve which, at that
moment, was not altogether at his
command. Instead. he slowly dis
mounted herself, and wondered
whether it would ever DC vouchsa fed
him to sit in that saddle again
Freeman now produced his revolver.
handsome, siIver-mounted weapon.
that looked business-lilsc. What sort
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20
TESTIMONIALS.
To Perfect. Health

Kansas City, Kan, Dec. $780,. :.
Drs. Thornton & Minor
9entlemen:--Tthank you very much for the
treatment which L received at'your hands
Suffered very severely for eighteenmsnths with
hstula, before l learned of your treatment.
am thankful TO say hat in seven weeks after
entering your onice was restored to perfect
slth. 1t has been tt ee years since took
bae aae ar With sincerity ana
time from that dreadful disease. 1t is with
pleasure that l recommend all persons suffer
ing from the same disease to give You a trial
and assure them that they will be benefited.
Yours truly, ALEXANDER EAGLE SR.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20
shGAsTk'S WAY OUT.
Foxy Spaniard Makes a
Clever Excuse for Nov
ing for Peace.

Berlin, July 14.-The Tageblatt's
Madrid correspondent says Sagasta
has declared that he is now convinced
that the a mericans would. be defeat
ed by the lard forces in Cuba and that
the Americans knew this themselves,
but since Spain no 10 niger has a fleet,
the Americans could staIye the
island without subjecting themselves
to exposure of the Spanish bullets.
Hence he has resolved to bring about
peace as soon as possible.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20
An Old Soldier Thoroughly Cured.

Council Grove, Hans. Nov. "a, 1895.
Drs. Thornton & Minor, Kansas City Mo,
Dear Doctors:-I am now .entirely cured Of
the piles, disease / contracted in the army in
1855 From that date until May, 1896, when
placed myself under your care for cure 1 was
a constant sufferer. / had tried a great many
remedies and had been treated by number of
good physicians without avail.
Sufficient time has now elapsed to enable me
to say positively that am cu-ed. Today, six
months after treatment, feel as free from any
rectal trouble as / eter did.
/ also wish to express my appreciation of the
kindness and courtesy shown me while under
your care. Your charges are very reasona BILE
and compared with the relief given they are
as nothing. i feel that you are competent and
prepared TO cure any case that may come to you
for treatment Respectfully, W. Ii. MARKS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20

Officers in authority at Camp
Thomas, Chickamauga Park, will not
tolerate sentries sleeping on their
posts, this being considered one of
the very worst military offenses.
The results Of the court martial trials
for this offense have just been pub
lished from the headquarters of Gen.
Poland commanding the Second
division, first corps. Private Water
house, company f. Fourteen Min
nesota was sentenced to three months
hard labor for sleeping on his post.
Private Wellington B. Whitehorn,
company G. Sixth Ohio was fined
$50, $40 to be paid each month for a
period of six months. He will also
be deprived of all privileges for Pc
Rod Of two months.
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DON'T fail to note the above mem

Don't fail to note the above mem
toned testimonials in this column
and for the next two weeks follow
ing. They will interest You. If you are
afflicted and would be cured write for
our 72-page book, which will be
mailed you, free of charge. 1t. will
give you full particulars concerning
our treatment, also the names and
testimonials of hundreds of people
who have been cured by us. We have
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Almost too Late-yyen Now.

Appleton City, Mo, Dec. i2, 1897.
Drs. Thornton e Minor Kansas City NO.
Dear Sirs:-It has been almost one year since
l took treatment from you, and am happy to
say am in better health than have been for
years. / had piles. tistula and fssure Was
treated at home until almost too late, and had
not gone to you, gentlemen. believe 1 would
have been in my grave. Words cannot eX-
press my heartfelt appreciation of your kind
ness and never falling treatment, and wish to
recommend you to all who are. tnubled with
any rectal trouble. My wife also Joins with me
In thanks for the cure of the cancers on her
face.
have three patients here for you when they
get time to come to you. i sent a Mr.. Baldwin
always have good word for YOU
Very respectfully, j. K CARTER.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20
THE PHILOSOPHY OF III.
Believers, hear de lesson

Believers, hear de lesson
Hit true ez true kin be:
All can't bag de 'possum,
Kase all can't climb de tree!
Believers. hear de lesson
Hit true fun spring ter fall:
AGl can't set at table,
Kase dey ain; room fer all.
Believers, hear de lesson
En- keep de golden rule:
All can't ride ter glory.
Kaze all can't ketch de mule!
ATLANTA Constitution.
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A Nero Nervous Wreck.

Glenwood, No., Nov 80, 1898.
To Whom It May Concern:-I was q great suf-
ferer from rectal diseases for twenty years and
was operated on by good surgeons twice and
kept going from bad to worse until was
mere nervous wreck and never was at ease only
after bathing and going to sleep. 1t gives me
great pleasure TO recommend all who are az
fiicted to consult Drs. Thornton & Minor of
Kansas City. Mo. / went there nearly four
years ago and am today perfectly well and
have had no symptoms of any return. j did not
suffer half much under their treatment as
in either former operation A. A. LOGAN,
StOckman
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20
From Ex-Governor Crittenden.

Kansas City, Mo- Oct. 2Sth, 1897
Drs. Thornton IL Minor, Kansas City, Mo.
Gentlemen:-In 1886 or 81 was afflicted with
very bad case of piles with which had been
annoyed for several years. 1 called upon you
for treatment and was relieved within few
weeks to my entire satisfaction and at a rea-
sonable cost. have not been subject to q
subsequent attack
Very truly yours, THOMAS T. CRITTENDEN.
Ex-Governor of State.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20

Berne, Switzerland Of the bundles
rath or federal council, has prohibit
ed the importation of fresh and I'M
Ieeled dried American fruits, with
the view OF keeping out the San Jose
scale
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20

The work of coming the silver
seigntorage, which was provided for
in the war revenue measure, has
been divided between the New Or
leans and Philadelphia minis. The
New Orleans mint has already coin
ed ~, 100000 worth OF silver dollars,
and from this on will strike off be-
tween $500, 900 and 81 10000 every
month until these igniorage is ex-
hausted. The Philadelphia mint will
coin the balance of the monthly in
stallment required under the act.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-07-20

Yellow fever is reported to exist in
a mild form in the army located at
Siboney. ii cases are reported hut
no fear is felt of it's spreading, be
cause every precaution possible is
taken, DR.. John Guiteras, of the
University OF Penfylvnnia, one Of the
most famous yellow fever experts in
the world being in assistance on the
medical officers.
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Flag to Hawaii.

San Francisco, July IA beau
titul American flag was sent by the
steamer Alameda to the Hawaiian
chamber of commerce to be unfurl
ed at the ceremony of raising the
flag in that city. 1t was the gift of
the chamber of commerce of San
Francisco.
The state board of trade have de-
cided to send commission to the
Hawaiian islands to study and report
The best cans to foster trade be-
tween the islands and this country
which will naturally be increased
greatly by annexation. The cham
Der of commerce proposes to give the
Hawaiian comm listeners a public re-
ception on their arrival in this city.
Read Drs. Thornton & Minors ad-
verIisement 10 this paper. 1t will
interest you. A full column "ad."
will appear each week for Fix weeks
with new testimonials each time.
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Relief After Ten Years.

Atchison, Hans Nov. Is, 1895.
Drs. Thornton Minor,
Dear Sirs:-I was treated by you about ten
years since for a bad case of pile tumors, from
V .tcn had suffered for ten years. / was COM
E!ctcly cured in short time and with very
little inconvenience from the treatment and
have had no return of the trouble.
Truly yours, ID. p. Blsh,
President, Blish, NJ ize & Silliman
Hardware Company