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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-08-03

Tampa. Fla July 27.-The trans
port Arkansas arrived at quarantine
Monday and will be held. The Arkan-
sas has on board sixty-four persons
and on her trip from Santiago sever
al cases of yellow fever developed.
She was held at the quarantine STA
ton at Mullet key and DR.. Ghnnan,
Of the marine hospital service, who
Is in charge here, went down at once
and ordered that the boat be held in
definitely. Colonel Astor is on board
the Arkansas and has dispatches for
the secretary of war. which he has
orders to deliver In person, but he
will be held until all danger Is over.
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Denker Driver,. Rea,on.

It happened in the spring in 1860,
when Garibaldi was pursuing his ex-
petition in Sicily and when the words
Constitution and liberty" were on
every Neapolitan's lips. why are you
SO anxious for a constitution asked
q foreign tourist of his guide and
donkey driver, while they were trav-
cling through the mountains of Sor-
rento. We'll. you see, your excelIen-
cy," was the answer. because I
think we shall be all the better for
It. 1t is now close upon twenty years
that am letting out my asses to Wis
itors from all couDtries-Engfish
French, Americans-all of these have
. constitution and they all are rich"
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RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE SHIPS.
They Are on Their Way TO Join the
SquadrOns Near Manila.

Ahcy are On AhciE why 10 JOIN tns
Squadrons Near Manila.
London, July PA special dis
patch from Shanghai says four Rus
sian men-of-war have left Port Ar
thur and It In supposed their destina-
ton is the Philippine islands.
Another special dispatch from
Shanghai says the Japanese war ships
Woshino. Chin Yen. Itsukushima and
Saiyen have been hastily dispatched
to Saieho, to reinforce the Japanese
squadron there, making It the strong
est In those waters. II has been or
dered to cooperate with the British
and American admirals in the event
Of interna tional complications.
While the dispatch does not explain
the matter, It Is inferred the squad
ron is desired to be In readiness for
Philippine operations.
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She h a Kansas Girl.

Noblesville, Ind, July 27.-Quite a
pretty young lady. a Miss Lettie
Cook, is visiting friends near this
city. She is from Oswego. Kan, and
it is now an open secret that she is
the fiancee of Lieutenant Hobson, of
Merrimac fame. Miss Cook met the
lieutenant at wedding in Norfolk,
Va, several months ago. A CORES
Pondence followed and then the en-
Qagement.
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Cali oun. Mo. Dec. Q. 1895.
Ors. Thornton x Mino- tnsas ity Mo.
Gentlemen:-lt a o-t., me. wIo was suf-
ferer with piles for W ave years. great pleasure
TO say am sufferer no longer | was down
and up every two or three months. Bought
everything recommended and paid out many
dollars and got only tempCriry relief. Finally
lwas persuaded by a friend 10 90 TO you fol-
treatment. lOu treated me in III and have
had good health and bcena well man ever since
Your treatment is the only one, for suffered
for twelve years and tried almost everything
without relief You chi NE perfectly well.
Yours iIuv. ". G. iUTIER.
Dealer III IlatdMa e. Eurniture. Etc.
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Better Than Ono.

a Cleveland preacher was bemoan
ing to the Rev. DIR. Sprecher. of
Cleveland, the other day, the indiffer
ence of the people to the church. com.
planning bitterly of lack of attend
auee at nearly ali the churches in the
city. II venture to say" he con.
cluded. 'if | were to advertise that
TIVE monkeys would perform in my
pulpit next Sunday evening tine
church would be crowded" Eyes"
replied nr. Sprerher. reffectively,
1.-TWO would be better than one"
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Pr. mp; Cure. Reas, nnble Fee.

Halls summit Hans. Nov. 3. 1897.
Drs. Thornton y Minor. Kan: a. City. Mo.
Gent iemeh:-ln your letter of recent date
you ask me- wheI her | "a listed with treat
menl by you In reply | will say, one who hat
suffered with plies a had for fifteen year
ought to be satisfied TO he cured in ten days fol
reasonable fec, tell my friends feel five
years younger i am ahe 10 do double the
labor did before you cured me. / shall con-
time to advise friend afflicted with such di-
seases 10 give you a chance to cure them as yoI
did ME. Very respectfully.
" ASHINGToN EAKEI.
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A CnifIcunan Cured.

Kansas City. Mo Nov. 8, 1897.
Drs. Thornton y Minor. Kansas City, Mo.
Dear Sirs:-I have no heSitancy in recon-
mcndng your treatment to anyone suffering
with piles. -Four years a.;o mad very baC
case OF protruding and Bleeding piles. / SUI.
fclcd intense Pain becoming so bad | could
neither ride nor walk. You cured me in
SHIRT time, and have never had Them since
would not suffer one day for the price paiI
You. Respectful! V You.S, GEORGE B.. COLE
tat.le salesman 20. OF 7, Elmore y Cooper
k.,nSas City Stock Yards
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Don't fail TO note the above

Don't fail TO note the above men.
toned testimonials i'm this column
and for the next week following.
They will interest you. If you are af-
fiicted and would be cured write for
our 72-pagc book, which will be
mailed you free of charge 1t will
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our treatment. also the names and
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who have been cured by us. We have
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City nor has any PHYSICIAN GOT
OUR METHOD OF TREATMENT.
You will confer favor upon the
publisher of this paper by mentioning
it when writing to us.
We treat almost as many ladies rs
men-but never use their names in
our advertising matter unless re-
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An Entire Succe q.

Eudora Kans., Nov. 30 1s9d
DTs. Thornton Il Minor. ,,iti.>;is CITY, Mo.
Gentlcmcn:-Iour treatment of myself fol
piles and rectum troube has been an entire
success. | ha0 suffered for several years and
tried other treatments that proved a failure
Yours is the best ! ever experienced and
would earnestly recommend you to any person
suffering with ary trouble of the rectum.
Yours truly. &. A. HILL
Gardner Hill & Co., General Merchandise
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DRS. THORNTON 6 MINOR,
Rooms 30-1-2-3 Bunker Bldg
KANSAS CITY, MO.
He Is EXncl.

The Glok.e claims that an Atchison
minister is so exact in the time he
breaches that the women buy a roast
of a certain size. put it in The oven.
go TO church and find il cooked just
right when they return. His sermons
are of good roasting length. and he is
regarded as most satisfa ctory min.
lister for this reason.
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4 Constant sufferer.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. IA S97
)rs- Thornton y Minor, Kansas City, Mo.
0e1iiemcn:-l bcg 10 say that for q great
number OF years | great sufferer with
piles After sought treatment with You
Was perfectly relieved and am now entirely re-
coveted from itCm. This about four
years ago. and since then have taken pleas
ure in recommending anyone to you.
Yours very truly. ALFIgD y WooLF,
Shirt Makers and Mems Furnishers, Kansas
City, Mo.
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Pics. Fistu:a, FIssure.
Cad all Diseases of the Rectum.
TESTIMONIALS.



CITY Treesurers Office, Kansas City, Kan. De-
Cent or IA. ie.si
Dts. Thornton ~ Minor, Kansas City, Mo.
Gcntiemc1:-l WIS Effected with piles for
many y,dr>; since Cit mood You treated me
a oou; sescn yeats ago when vas down in be-.
l Went lack 10 sou orce about year after, for
ilttle treatment winch you ave cheerlully
and without cost 10 Since that time /
consider myself perfectly well and would adj
wise ali aln.-Ted a. | 10 TO and do like
wise, and be cured OF the most painful and
troublesome disease 10 which Iesh Il heir.
Very respectfully, j. W fURGusoN,
cit, Treasurer
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Beauty Is Blood Deem

Clean blood means a clean slim. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
Danish pimples, boils, blotchcs, blnckheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,--beauty for ten cents. All drug,
S'sts, satisfaction guaranteed, loo, 25c, soc.
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Cured yex shor, Time.

Argentine. Hans. Nov. - 1896.
DIR. Thornton Il Minor. ,NanSas City. Mo.
Genticmcn:-I was AFFLICTED with piles fol-
about twelve years and about three years OF
that time WAS so had had to quit work After
trying everything could hear of with no bene-
tit went 10 see yor you told me you could
cure me, which YOU ! N very short time. Il
has been over thit since | took yOuI
treatment and have uecn perfectly well eveI
since. recommend the doctors TO anyone who
Is SO afflicted. NerJ respectfully,
JOHN ELLIOTT,
S34 Harrison ave. Argentine Kan
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Highly Pleased.

Greenleaf. Kansas, Nov. 2s. 1926
To whom II may concern:
i was afflicted with pes and liberation O
the rcctum for year prior 10 going to Doctor
Thornton " Minor foG treatment. For the las
six months OF tina; time suffered almost con
stantiy. i think they have cured ME com
pieieiy. | am perfectly satisfied with thei
treatment of me and their dealings in ever,
particular. =. CHI.I-TIANsES
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Should Have Gone Sooner.

Dwight, Kan, Nov. 10. 1897.
Drs. Thornton Il Minor. Kansas CT y Mo.
Dear Sirs;-1he fistula which yLu treated me
for Is cured completely. | afflicted TOT
about twelve years, and | regret that did not
60 TO ;ou for treatment years ago. see no
reason why anyone should suffer who can
afail themselves OF your treatment.
i found you straiah' and honorable gentle
men To deal with. In ..IcSe days of quacks and
imposters IL is a source of much satisfaction 10
know there are doctors who can and will dc
what they claim. Truly yours,
"A nR
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Others Gave no Relief.

Butler. Mo Dec. 49, 1896
Drs. : no nton < Minor. Kansas City. Mo.
Gen ,...icn:-I was ai'i;r'cd with tistula and
piles Tor fifteen years d could get no relief
until treated Toy yoI som, ii = or six years aga
and have been perfectly NDI ever since
To anyone needing treatment for above
troubles can recommend you a. reliable and
competent 10 cue them / will always feel
grateful ~ you Tor the cure ana kind treatment
rece.v a While uHdcT ACur Gaze.
Wv respectfully. G. - MCtULLoUGH.
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No Signs or a Return.

Thaycr. Kans Dec. 81 1895
DIS Thornton d Minor. Kansas City. Mo.
Gcntlcmen:-l was treated by you for fistuls
and can ay am perfectly well with no sign.
OF a return of tine disease. ! can cheerful,
recommend anyone suffering with suct
troubles to go TO you for treatment. Nv case
was OF five Years standing. and would not TAX
Sl,UOJ for the cure. Yours respectful
.AsPEI; CiORDIS
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WORTH READING.
CRS. THORNTON e. MINOR,
Kansas City. Mo,

Invite Your Attention to Another
Column of Testimonials From
Well Known People Who Have
Eeen Cured by Them. Their
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1t is liquid preparation. ard is the
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Sure death to Lice. Mites, Fleas,
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keep it, send to Lake Chemical Co.,
1913 Walnut St, Kansas City. Mo.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-08-03

MORTON, MINI. While bathing in
the Minnesota river at this place Bar
bara and Rachel Gale, Martha Lorenz
aad Alvina Refs, all under 20, have
been drowned.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-08-03

No one disputes that q wo nan
knows just what to say. 1t is the
practice of invariably adding more
that she especially delights in.
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PEOPLES NEWSPAPER Union, No. 9

nHAnEn positively cured; no knife usal. liz
OAUVSN tie PAIN cure guaranteed. Wa give
patients as references. Write for information.
Piles cured without pain. No gay accepted unr
til cured; consultation free. Write for TESTIMONY
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-08-03

Irwin Harrison. a nephew of ex-
President Harrison, failed to pass ex-
animation at Fort Leavenworth for o
commission.
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Don t fail 10 read Drs. Thornton
d Minors advertisement in this
paper, and do not fail to mention
this paper when you write to them.
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JOHN ELLIOTT,
S34 Harrison ave. Argentine, Kan
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-22

expected tnat AT Faris tine commits
soners will meet Gen. Merritt, fresh
from Manila, and in addition they will
have the benefit of a special report
from Admiral Dewey. These will be
of the greatest value, for the commits.
sioners are not acquainted with the
Philippin question in detail, and even
the information that is to be acquired
from the Spanish peace commissioners
is not to be despised when it takes
such an official form that it can be re-
lied upon as to accuracy.
1t seems to be pretty well settled
that when the joint commission meets
in Paris the American representatives
will take the ground that Cuba and
Porto Rico are constructively in the
possession of the United States by the
terms of the armistice, and that the
Philippines, Ladrones and Carolines
are the property OF the United States
ny ris .,, u CONQUEST iience 'ne prop
ZEN VIII NC NOV "'a' SPAN VIII give
up pu' "na' 'ne oh''eo "'a'es Will
y'e T
ne american COMMISSIONER VIII 10
,ns'ruc'eo 'na' 0uoa' ro''o hico anu
naiiiia oay, oe'np covered ny 'he
ar'n l' WIN no. oe s"oJec, 10 nego,
',a.'on' nv az. no res' VI .he Nslano
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-22
PAPER MONEY DAY.
At the Omaha Monetary Conference Gen.
A. J. Warner Advocated an Irredeem.
able Currency-fowler Replied.

Omaha, Neb, Sept 10. The third
and last day Of the national currency
convention began with paper in sup
port OF an unlimited issue OF irredeem-
able currency by the government by
Gen. A. J. Warner, president Of the
American timetable union. Gen.
Warner, in speaking OF the defense Of
falling prices made by the gold stand
ard advocates, said he concurred in
their opinions, except as TO farm prod
ucts, for which the labor cost had not
decreased, and with the further quail
fcation that there had been no reduc.
ton in the fixed charges such as trans
portation rates, debts and taxes. A
reply was made to him by Congress
man Fowler, Of New Jersey who sup
ported bank currency, Mr.. Fowler
said the only logical position the silver
men could take was that Of Gen. War.
ncr; that II they could legislate value
into silver they could legislate value
into paper and make 10 redeem itself.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-22
INSURGENTS LEAVE MANILA.
Fully + ftp.n Thou.snd of Them Marched
Out ot the CITY wednrsday-Perfect
Harmony Prevails.

London. Sept. l5.-The Manila cor
respondent of the Times, telegraphihg
Wednesday, says Fully $1,000 ins'lr-
gent troops evacuated the suburbs To-
day. The Americans gave a parade ind
granted full military honors. Perfect
harmony prevailed and the natives
were evidently delighted at the oppor.
tunity for public display Of the
efficiency Of their troops in drill. The
frmness and tact of Gen. Otis have
produced an excellent result The
governor Of Iloilo is facilitating com
nerce, according to his agreement, an /
trade with the southern ports is in.
creasing daily
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-22
INSTnUCTIv.5S GIVEN
Peace Commissioners Have Been
Told wat 10 Do at Paris.
NOT MUCH LATITUDE LEFT THEN
Absolute secrecy n to Nature Of Instruc-
tiOns-N u' h May D-u,ni "n Ouinions
OF Dewey and M-rr,tt-W- VIII
Have Luz N island.

Washington, Sept. Is. The state de-
partment gave out the following sta&e-
ment concerning the discussion be-
tween the members OF the cabinet and
the Ueact c 'inmlsson Yesterday.
While for obvious rea ons IL was determined
thai the natur' u tn instructions us to the
negotiations a0 vi IL b. catered upon should
for the prtsent D keot seer t anu made known
only after definite results shall have been
reacaed 1t is pos IDLE b STAT hE horltltively
that the commiSs on ro@s to Par, fully pre-
rased to follow cDur> Of action mapped out
for 1t as tie result # the consulate n Of the
last two days
At the very outs : It will be made clear 70
the Spanish commissioners that as in the case
Of the pr" im.tar rro ocol there can be no
deviation from or 10 dilcaton Of the demands
made by the United states Tn d ciSiOn ar
rived at by the pr, sidel, after full c0nsulta-
tion with the memuers u the comm Son sub
sequently received the CORDIAL ana unanimous
approval Of tn cib!1at. As previously an
nOunced the commission sails from New York
on The Campania III two O'Clock SATURDAY after
noon
The cabinet met in special session at
three O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon and
adjourned at four All united in the
statement after the meeting that they
had agreed to say nothing more OF the
deliberations than that the peace coln-
missioners had been fully instructed.
1t appeared that the cabinet had
patiently gone over 10 the discussion
with the comm ssioners every subject
that, in their opinion, could be brought
into the proceedings before the joint
commission. 1t is not to be under.
stood from this that the commissioners
go under ironclad and Interchangeable
instructions at all points, for there
is a certain amount OF hexibility
in the instructions. Otherwise,
as one Of the cabinet members
PIT it. the president might
just as well have reduced his wishes
to paper, In the form Of an nltimatum,
and have sent that 10 Paris by messen-
gers The peace commissioners are in
no sense mere monthpieces, but, having
chosen with the greatest care and con.
sideration FIVE men in whom he puts
the most implicit confidence, the pres
ident feels that they are to be trusted
with the interests Of the United States
1t is not expected that they will have
free rein in the larger questions Of
policy, but with ample opportunities
for consultation by cable and other
wise, there is no reason why the COM
missioners should not be able TO carry
out the desires Of the administration,
and, at the same time, have the op.
portunity to shape those desires
somewhat by conveying information
they may acquire. For instance, IL is
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BLANCO CAN'T GIT OVER IT.


New York, Sept l6. "A dispatch to
the Herald from Havana says. For the
first time since the peace protocol was
signed Capt Gen, }ianco has consent
ed to speak of the war This is what
he said.
nm naturally Inclined to BIO charitable md
! am incapable Of hat NJ anyone but confess
to a feeling Of deep resentment against the
United States. whose con iuct toward Spain
In declaring war AGAINST US, without motive or
pretext, Just NJ the time when they were re-
ccivng from us the HIGHEST marks OF our
friendship and respect can never be condemned
too severely
II ought never 10 be forgotten that Just when
the United States were announcing their In
'ertIl OF coming to Cuba TO establish firm
government they were IN reality directing
hostilties principally against Porto Rico and
the Philippines
Since tho beginning OF this war II has been
my heartfelt desire as commander ln-chief
Of the army, for the day to arrive when could
match my armed strength against theirs and
die II necessary, among the ruins Of Havana
II fortune were not favorable but was unable
TO realize my hope.
My government has signed the peace proto-
col, and her decision must be complied with
Nevertheless, have an eternal confidence In
divine justice. and have therefore hope that
this arrogant nation will receive Its Just de
serts and God knows that the day when this
net Of national despolation is accomplished
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-22

winch was aGop,ed oy une meeting
stopping the salaries Of all the
officers is said to be the real
cause of Mr.. Bvnum's resigna-
ton. Treasurer Franzel, of Indian.
apolis, said that when the campaign
of 1896 ended there was sS3, 900 in
the treasury of the national demoe.
racy. Since that time $4,000 has
been expended. Mr.. Bynum had re-
ceived IS, 200 as salary, while $50 was
credited to personal expenses The
treasurer reported that $500 had been
sent to Kentucky for the 1891 cam
paign; Si,7OO to Iowa, S.. 800 to Ohio
during the campaign in which Hanna
was elected United States senator, and
5000 to Kansas. Finally, he said that
$50 had been expended for stationary
ar d postage.
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MRS. B0TKIN MAY GO FREE.
Gov. Budd Questions the Right Of the y ella.
ware AuthOrl ties aud Refuse to Grant
Ertradition on showing Made.

San Francisco, Sept. II. The pro-
ceedings in the Botkin extradition case
were resumed before Gov Budd yes.
terday. Gov. Budd rather Indignantly
questioned the right of the Delaware
authorities to send such papers TO this
state when the laws OF Delaware re-
quire absolute proof OF the guilt Of an
accused person before that state would
permit OF extraditon by another state.
lie made the positive declaration that
he would not grant extradition upon
the showing made by the Delaware
authorities unless the papers in the
case were absolutely perfect which
property he denied were possessed by
the papers now before him.