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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
THE RACE FOR CONGRESS.
Red. Dr. W. W. More Returns 10 Rich
mond- Bad Health Conditions.


WINSTON. n. c. ssp-. lt-special -
There is considerable speculation going
or as 90 wl1m tie Democrats VIII nom'-
nate for CONGRESS az the convention 90 be
held az Wilkesl1r1 Oh the -l-h inst Some
are az The opinion tLat the nominee Win
De- eK-Lolgrts Bower OF 1T. j.
Green. the latter being resident ~
Nikeshor0. TO Is generally conceded that
Hon. -. =. Jones, OF this clff. WAl te
nominated Tor solicitor hy acclanat-n.
Rev. Dr. ST. " More and wife went %
Richmond yesterday. Their children " III
remain with relatives in salem ln-ll tneir
parents GET in shape for keeping house.
faculty 0f the Union theological SEMI
nary. which has been moved iom han-
cen-sytnev 20 Richmond.
nr Grcrze y. Winston and wife. of
Texas spent yesterday in Winston. lhey
fae. today for their home Al Austin. Tex.
~ Winston is president ~ the In.rel s-fF
a. that state He and his VIE have been
Oh an extended visit 10 rcalF9s ana
friends in North Carolina.
A letter from one = the members ~
the Winston Company ID camp az JACK
F0rvilla SAYS. There are Z ~ t'eH I'D me
First second and Ihird DIVISION ho-pl-
tafs Seventeen died here ID one nifhi-
There arc about seven deaths eA-n cay.
Ou- rrrirant VIII 20 to cuba
Robert Bryant. first lieutenant n CAP
frfr Hae-.nra company. arrived Rome
yesterday 90 spend Ten GAYS.
D. IL Terry. first sergeant - the same
co-rnanv. Who was granted an honofap.e
elharee on account 81 physical disable
itr. arrived home to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
A MYSTERY IS
NOW MADE CLEAR
The Disappearance Of I. 5. RIchey Is
Explained.
+, WOMAN IN THE CASE
\ Respected Merchant and Church
man Deserts Wife. Business and
Friends for a Young Woman
with Whom He IS Infatuated.

WOODSTOCK. VA. Sept 1.-THE mys-
lry lLat has elslr0.lel the lachcy case
has been fllg cleared uD. AS lu1lsael
iu Tle Times several weeks ago. a. -.
Richey left Woodstock on the l5tn ol Al-
gust GU spend several weeks a. Manlat-
Tan Beach with lls wife ana her sister
and brother. Ol che 2d 90 August De
Jeff Sew YORK. alone, against the pro-
tests of DTS wife, and ostcls1iy started
home via Washington. Ihat evening ne
notified bis friends at woodstock that
Le would De home ths leX- day.
FAILED TO CDME.
Iron falling 90 reach woodstock by
Thursday his friends became anxious.
ana through the authorities bad % most
dllgent Search made in Washing CD and
vicinity
10 now appears that Be had made ar-
ralgemelts Cor q young woman 90 meet
him in washington. For some reason.
she failed 90 keep the appointment. lie
then. 90 is believed. had bis Ilnk gee
checked and wel- via t-e O.. d q. E4l-
way ro Kentucky. He is known % have
been in that State.
lie eallavored % have tle young wo-
man meet him Oh Wcile 7-lr September
l4.h, az point agreed upon in kentucky.
STANTON APPOINTED.
" she. II ON any reason. 1AIAl4 -4A I'd
meet him there De advised beg o. visit
Stanton and be would make arrange
ments % meet her. lie is positively
known 90 have had as much as U.fg
upon his person az the time No his dis
appearance and IL IS thought that he
had much more
Prior 90 this time. r. 3 Richey was a
man % aigh standing ln DIS church and
in the business community. He was c0n-
sidcrcd one % the most prosperous mer-
chants ~ the county and enjoyed fully
the confidence OF q large circle VI friends
and a-g-4lltarces.
HlS WIFE
Eis wife, who is an excellent Christian
lady. ana his friends. AS wel as the
friends ~ Che young woman with whom
De seems 90 have been infatuated have
tho sincere sympathy OF the entire CONF
munlty.
The Developments in this case have
caused profound sensation uof only .n
the town. blt throughout tne entire
county.
An attempt % return ar even 90 carry
out any of The plans proposed. would be
attended with great r.sK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
BATTLESHlPS TO MANILA.
The Panther az the Norfolk Navy Yard
The FightIng Marines.

NORFOLK. va. sept. lf-Special -
The report is current az the Norfolk
navy-yard that the hatlsships Oregon.
Iowa and Texas VIII De- gotten ready for
Immediate departure to Aanls. Philip
pine Islands and mat me tlrfe golfers
now here wiz accompany the fighting
a force went 10 work 40 o'clock this
morning fo cock one m fle GOLFERS 90
cir7n ana paint hrr bottom. There is
a,-e~v rrnhanIIfv that Che report referred
20 Is well founded
ne troaD ship Panther upon which the
-.e-f-re from New York embarked for
C.,f- when they made The first landing
~. rrrran s0l arrived az this yard fo-
drv. the Panther saiuted ihe command
er- rs she came in.
Fvftv marines ~ Hunringions COM
r,erf who Mere The nrst % land az
Crlntanarn0 ana were in the midnight
rrrr with the Spaniarls. were paid to-
Frv and discharged from service
rhe Panther VIII return % T0unkins-
xfile with general stores for the feet
assembled there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
DEATH OF LIEUT.. FLAGG.
He Was a Popular Omcer in wHlard's
Company. Third Virginia Regiment.

tie Was a Popular Omccr in Willard 8
Company. Third Virginia Regiment.
FALLS CHURCH VA sept lL-Spe-
-Lleutarlnt Arthur Ils6rs0l Flasg
cleo last night of typhoid fever. at his
u.tlcrs residence. Highlands Nlaw.'
near West Fails Church. VA. BE was
lveutF-rlree years .t ae was rtal e
ate az tie M .slil-. % t---l re-l.- ana
also ~ The Law 7r1ol ct llI-i-t- -n
IliverTif.. and rr l DIS rete-- DO
ir che District 0f Columbia aud in falr-
FAX and adjoining .rlflcs az virginia
so The outbreak C- me war Win Fl IN
DE- was among the rret % c1er nls ser-
vices fo Dts COUNTRY He was very active
in recruiting men f7r company J. ~ the
Third TirGna volunteers N which
company he was made first Lieutenant
lie persisted Dol remaining il camp on ae-
count ~ lis SINGER. attachflent 90 The
member 81 his com f ana -lfneut.
hV whom De wac -.e-fF Below ID when
le should have been % me names ~
nurses and TlTsI -- te vas OBJ N0r-
0rrf and active member n Icmra
Lodge. no g. A. y. aud a. IT.. NJ Pals
Church. va. also RI Nt Vernon Chap
f1r $50. g. Is. A. p. ara e.- u lmihla n
Commanlery. No. lL knights Temp -ar,
alexandria. Va
he VIII be- buref With Masonic ard
military hcn-rs Itr furelsl VIII take
place ~ Highlands View Friday ar Z.
= r. Intermerr win be 90 oakWood
Cemetery Falls church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

PORT or RICHMOND. 5-r L. ID ISIS
ARRIVED.
stcau-- Alaeuarie. clover ma-'a ~
disc and PASS 10 ~--'l
Steamship Company. Aqrto.f --..-
Schooner annie H
b.ro. rs. u. plaster N'fneF -ol-1 O. 10.
SAILED.
Steamer Po-ahontas Graves. mcrch ne
disc ard passengers. virginia @-Fisa.-.A
steamer Ai6emarie Glover. mer'he,n-
disc and passenger. N.A Al.l-.-i'-i
Steamship Company. Ncrto.1
PORT NEWPORT Nh" s. @-l-. D. u.s.
ARRIVED
Barge Euos s0ue. Boston.
steamer Acme Sew Nrlfanf
steamer Africa. -nw Orleans
Steamer Panama. f9rl Monroe.
SAILED.
Barge Mystic leLt. Boston.
Steamer Aladdin Norfolk
Steamer Acme. erf-l p.
Steamer Africa Bremen
PORT o. WEST POINT SEPT -. ISIS.
ARRIVED.
r-ea~rffD Baltimore. Murphy. Bail-
more 1ssersl -A- --h-a -i-so, ,...-
Steamship Elm C-tF haFre5 Mat---
poll river landings. passengers ana se--
CIll cargo.
SAILED.
etearsrfD Baltimore. Murphy Bald
more. passengers and s1-e-ll carso.
Steamship Flu Cltr. HAYNES Malta
pom. rirer landings, passengers ana gem
s-al cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. Sept a.
ARRIVED.
-.-~rr-- Marie rr.-cIrr. 90 lead lumber.
SAILED.
BARGE Martha N c1te. Griffith.
loaded lumber for fillmore. Ed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
RICHMOND COLLEGE
Richmond. Va.

The college is esl established aad
strongly endowed Large additions sre
mace annually 10 apparatus and to1aries.
Courses az instruction are al elective.
Desrses offered are VI. A. 81 A.. b. s.
and Bachelor Of law. Eighteen PrOfcs-
sors and Instructors. three Elolessols OF
Law.
Women eighteen years cid and over Aa-
rnfffeI I'D f.cher Glasses and 20 AL acs-
deuic e1grfes
special advantage are offered IN Eng
iish Language and Literature. American
Politics. English and American History.
fre ~ horatorv scierces. zud in Public
srea king.
ruIlon. sos % $50 session OF nino
months. Law tuition. $50. Table board.
$50 o. $40 a. month. SESSION OPENS
SEPTEMBER ed For further infoImA-
non address r.. vs.. BOArWRIGHr
iva President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
MCGuire's
Boarding aud Dsy School.

OPP Monroe Park. Richmond. Va.
3fth session. sept %. 9s 10 june p. p.
UNIVERSITY or va. $500 st-i ae-
urces. 81 diploma Two Of rho lFo
~ A.s were from this school. lc3l-'.>-
= .erces. 90 diploma.
RICHMOND COLLEGE. ls9l-'9S-2 de-
crCas 20 cir cmas. d mccall
Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
1897 oS-l ph. ID.
1se7-ss. A Competitive Scholarship az
Uni o. va. Competitive Cadet appoint
az Annapolis.
Catalogues no bookstores and by app :
cation 90 JOHN p MCGUIRE. lIlncip-y
0r 81 RI MCGUIRE, Business Manager,
23 Cham Der cf Commerce. The principal
can Dr. seen az n0rtl LclNl1eIe atTees
after September 5fh. 1,f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

NEW YORK stIN- - r. l<ylt s-llIli
but steadily held. Minnesota patent. $50
RYE FLoUR-Firm-
CORSafEAL~-4uiei
RYE-steady, So. :, 5las.
BARLEY MALl-DuI- o ., -,-.-
VHFAT-g1ot steady. No. ? red. 50-s4
ia Crtfrra opened easy. because u
tis.~-,oi-..irv rzf-s4 and after fore
noon rally on strength in VEN -.
circles again turned weeher- -sNs or We
dav was generally tulish. but reallzinf
IN the buiges Destroyed if7 eject closed
"a little sfea6ler Oh the are seFt'i-s u
t,rrrsrref rrirfe. No red May, closed
al -. SEPTEMBER closed a. osi-c-' De-
CoP~- $50 easier No. .. S5isc. op-
fions opened steedier on C9verins' nll r.
ceived poor support ara laleI No.
with wheat closing itfs- h~l i."
September closed az aaac' D'---''--
OATs-s28t hrr,e- on white, 30. 2. PC
Options again thoroughly nominal ana
neglected. without oficial close
BEEF-steady.
orr AfFATs-Du1
TARf)-Steady. September. S5Z7 1omi-
nal. western steamed, S3-i's Kennel
steady
pORK-steady go,
TTTE-Flrm- western creamery. 81
q20c. factory liAal4c. Eleins. -lc..
imitation creamery, l5e-0c.i sia-e carry
lg01sc. -..--...
1EsE-Steady. large white. - -.
EEE-Firm- state and Penney -i--
1-c- western fresh. l0i .-
POTATOES sr. Jerseys. Sl5Ii.
80. New york Sle1ro. Lo1- ls.an
Sl91itl115. sweets. jersey. >l-oes-.-''
southern. 1872 G1-5o
rnTTDN--E oII--t e1lyf PRIME
yellow 21ir asked
TRDLErN-DulL
EOsIN-sfcadv.
TURPENTINE-Qule
EICE-Eiru.
CABBAGE-Duu. Long Island. s.
C0TTEE-Opiiors opened quiet 81 .n-
changed prices 90 ? points de- inc ~
inactive with downward tendency. ll. rl
lower European and Brazilian cables. in-
difference of s1ecllatcrs and absence N
spot demand. selling for short ace1ln
arrested b. low prices end crntnlt
small receipts 90 RIO and Santos closed
quiet. prices unchanged 90 ~ points
lower sales. 1900 BASS. including seq
teuher. s. f08-.31, oct1her s.
quiet. 80 Invoice tit &c.. 80 lor1lls,
,c mild quiet. CorlcFa. s1i1-
ETEaH-Raw vf~r rrm. fair rrlng
q 1890 }-c. ceutrifuTal. % test. f-s-
rrrIaeres Oh Ea0ucl strong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

county graduate O, Roanoke class o.
90 delivered the opening address, fol-
lowed by Rev. III q. Y. Campbell who
welcomed ne students on behalf % TIE
churches ana Judge ", " AoHeit on
behalf ~ the citizens.
President J. p. Dreher cordially vel
coined the boys on behalf OF the Faculty
and made the usual aunoun-efrfnis after
which the work OF classification was be-
gun. The boys evincei q Keen interest
ga the opening exercises. y A.la y ere very
interesting indeed.
The college continues 20 Increase In the
number of students. and this yetr over
two huafret sn4triculatessf im0ls tho
students are representa- -14e-n many
states and Territories, Korea. Nova Sco-
TIA and Japan.
Quite @ number o. patrons and friends
OF The college Wese present az the OPEN
inE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
coTroN lIAnKErs

NEW YORK. sept. 1A-COTrON-The
cotton market opened STEADY Win pll-es
lower hy q 20 . points. cables being lutat-
.sil.toIy ana ole u .rfet without sFe---
there was further recession q $40
points in The face or conflicting ana etn-
orally untaFCraoie crop reports lfo4 t--e
cotton Llll following the unnlsl iA- it
huinsh report issued yesterday ly Che
washington authorities. Local aEul-
mer.t however. was mixed with some oi
fle traders inclined 90 look az tle cr-
side % The account Tor opportunities
rather than % the short eide % che a--
count che theory being trat the market
D. oNerslll. possibly Leat -f- AZ ur1-
however. trading was SLACK ana we inee-
az all classes az opdraic4s eN--entiy hrh-e.
Tae small receipts a. tle interior towns
and az the ports checked wl1teFer ols-
position there was GO sell ID c.i-ltci-9n
with the uncertain status or me crop
Tire inarkef was rnaiiy stead! u a A-t
decline Of SOLO points
NEW YORK. sept; 14-COTroN-
Steady. mIddlnr. s- net receipts. ~
bales. gross 2fUj bales. export g me
Crrrfrrrf. 10O BALES. forwarded. 300 bales
Gales ass haics-an srinners. siocA, 4s,-
Toui to-day-Nst receipts. 2i.soS bales.
exports t0 Great Britain. oa.ri Ia
France. 7.O48 bales. % the Continent 100
Crns1IIlafed-Ne- receipts. lilt5 bales.
aru"U o. Great Nrf.alFI N.~i ta.Urt ."
France 7lfG bales. 90 the Continent. H.
Total since September ist-Net recel1tts.
lnf $40 bales. exports 90 Great trlta.Nt
esaf- bales. % France. eils bales. 10 the
Continent -0@56 bales.
c0rTON-Fuurss opened steady a. The
decline orfoher. $50. Deem Der. 300
January. aeIf FEBRUARY. $40, MhrcA.
5f> Arrl r.Ii May. a.I4, June. ate.
Futures closed steady, Ser. emh Der. $50,
October 5ff. November. o. -. December.
6r1t January. $40. February. Dos
March. 5C-. April, $50. May 5ds. June,
snot cotton closed steady; middling up
lands 81. middling. Is. sales. 10 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, sept ls-coTToN-
Futures quiet and STEADY, september,
Sos fld. October. 5lt4i II, W emoer.
Si3E5l4: December. 5.lSF'.le January,
- 5Z4. February, e.@yl9--l, Aarcn,
5.S2a5.3s. April. 5.S5a5G' May. 5.SsaS.S9.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 1s.-COTTON-sp
IN fair demand; prices l3-3e lower Amer
tcan snlddiing, far 3 2i-B2d; good mid
ding 7-i6. midding, s. low mldtling,
B SIX. good ordinary. l5~l6. ordinary
-. The sales % tho day were 1900
Teles. 81 which 100 were for speculation
and EXPORT. and included 1850 American
Receipts none
F,lf1res opened quiet; with moderate
senana ard closed barely steady Amer
icAa mlddling. l. n c. septsnses, s-641
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
They Want Equality.

ROCHESTER. y. y, SEPT. H.-Al-
though the monument 20 tfe- ~ Ssiass,
f...iso-si.- -o-dav. as had been promised.
e,-rrises conni5 uorauve Of nis services
in behalf ~ freedom were held here to
ulV. John O. DaIrss 80. -tr--i ~ ~
toms - HVVminctdn. y. C. Who knew
p.r,~f-.- irri-rar-Iv delivered the ~
p4l address. reviewing the lie OF the
4lti-slzVery sgltatur- -
Several OF the speakers expressed tne
hope that the time would come WEI
tncre would be actual equality between
Tie TzLES-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
TO SECURE DISCHARGE.
A Religions Wave at Disputanta-
Pushing the New Railroad.

A Religions Wave at Disputanta.
Pushing the New Railroad.
PETERSBURG. VA. sept lf-speciaL
"A strong cnort is % 1e made % secure
the honorable discharge W alr aenry u.
Cousins son of Lr I. j. Cousins az
THIS city. from tho A. =. Hl. Rifles. ~
Petersburg. Fourth Virginia he.lmcnt,
now az Jacksonylle. t.4 beioIe Af.
Cousins left here with bis company De
was employed ly Messrs. Green a. Nicl-
OILS. and lis place is now Dfils held open
FOR him Mr. Cousins is one ~ Peters
burgs best known and most popular
young men. and it is hoped tV Lls friends
that be may soon receive BIS clscnarse
The West End Baptist church IN course
% erection on washington street. Isl fast
approaching completion. Ihe brick work
a. nearly completed and tho rQcL is now
ready 20 be covered in.
a re'igi0us wave appears 10 have struck
Dispuf1lfa station. 90 the Nor-olk and
Western railroad as me Baptist kn.Fco-
palians and Methodist are holding a
series 81 meetings there and a sanciin-
Tas publ, schools ~ Petersburg viii
open tomorrow as VIII also The Virginia
Normal and Collegiate Institute.
The track LAYING ~ the Richmond Pc
tersiurg end Carolina railroad inside ~
the corporate limits - Peterssurg is be-
Ink pushed ahead very rapidly. UD 20
to-day the track had been laid down
Commerce street as lar as Stewards trunk
factory.
WITH The setting ~ Fridays sun the
house OF Israel Win usher in its new year
with special prayers and songs az the
synagogue. On this occasion the new or
gan recently purchased f0r the synagogue
will De used FOR the FIRST time.
Nr. Charles Leonard one % Peters
burgs most prominent hardware iner-
chants. IS quite 81 az his home IN this
city Ills condition to-day. however, Is
thought somewhat improved
The September term ~ the hlstings
court VIII begin tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

Willie Tinsiey. the sen ct william
Tinsiey. who lives Eve miles northeast
q stanton. very promising hoy
81 ten wears. cled Sunday 81 appendicitis
ard was buried yesterday from Ham
raoud's chapel. Strange and sad coin
cifeEce Is that Charley. 4 brother a few
yers older - very iii with the same dls-
ease ard Is lot expepcted 70 recover.
The family are members Of Olivet chsrc1
and Rev. Y. c. Gilmore coEducted tae
funeral services. -Staunton Ne8A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

A--t..,r -......... ia.
Alcn.s.n plI...... 5000 .......... 5fa
r.irr.rr and OBI. ............. ~
canada Pacific ........ ............ 81
Car.f. Southern ........ .......... s-
lanrr.I Pacific .-..- .........---.. -l.4
tnesanflsa and Dlll....... .---..s. 80
CnL arl Alt1n....- commencement. l.s
Unf .rH u ... ............... llfI-
rhf and j. l....... ............. sls
O. C. o. emo So l....--.......-... ~
g. g. laln p. H. -N--..--..--'--'
-N .t--' ''-+--'''--'' 4.
.- a. -ttL
r-l-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
Roanoke College Opens.

SALEM. VA. sept. 4-Speeial--The
opening exercises Of the forty-s-xth ses-
sion ~ Roanoke College were held IN
the chapel this morning. Hon. James
W. Marshall lCycl01s I.m)s .. Cr44<
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The Thermometer ranged as follows al
The Times Office yesterday:
A. A. NJ. -. = NJ. ~. ? 2. NJ "a.
6 p ~ -. p NJ, ., J. a.. ". Mean
iaHDeTatuTe, NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
Roland Park. Baltimore, Nd.

THE MISSES HOWARD's COLLEGE.
PREPARATORY AND HOME SCHOOL,
FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG LAJi .
reopens September 22d. Heaifhlui ioca-
ton. Excellent water. Limited NUM-
Der az pupils. Principals. Hiss X =.
Howard and MS a. %. Howard. Ro-
land Park Baltimore I'D. aus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
TIFF TIMES RICHMOND VA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1898

2 1o-es. buyers: September and October.
Z s-t,t sellers. Drtofer and November.
4 ga buyers. November and December,
> r-el buyers. December and January.
4 .-si buyers: January and February,
> 800 Ga sellers. February and
1f.~rf ! g-ss. buyers. March and April.
. E-g4rs 20. buyers April ami May.
Z -csgg S-gs. sellers. May and June.
Z s-esss goa. sellers. June and July,
Z a-esLg 1U-Ga. sellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15

MISS AUGUSTA q. DANIEL WILL RI
sumo her class FOR young ladies' ~ Der
residence lsl6 Park @Fcl4e) MONDAY.
October 3D.
The Class VII meet Monday. Wednes-
d8v ana fgllay al ID A. d. Subject %
study The History alI Literature 0r
tho Present Century.
Afternoon literature class Tor ladies'
az l3 west Grace street. beginning
wednesday. Cctorcr 5th ar hali-past :
o'clock Mlss Daniel desires limited
number OF boarding pupils. For par
stores. scD3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-15
NV YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. SeTt. l4-FDoUR-Dul
but steadily held. Minnesota patent, $50
as
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-09-07
C. A. r. REUNION, 1898.

Topeka Getting Ready to Entertain the
Old Soldiers.
Committees in charge Of the Kansas
State G. A. r. Reunion and Topeka
Fall Festival are hard at work prepar-
ing entertainment for the old soldiers
and others who attend the festivities
at Topeka this fall. Beginning Monday,
September 26, reunion and festival will
continue the entire week. In prepar.
ing for this years entertainment, NO
effort will be spared to- make it the
grandest event of the. kind ever held in
Kansas. The first four days of the
week will be devoted to the G.. A. R.
Reunion. Much work has already been
done and several hundred dollars ex-
pended in preparing camping grounds.
The old soldiers who go to Topeka this
fall are promised the privilege of camp
ing on the finest camp grounds in the
west.
Two days and two evenings will be
devoted exclusively to the Festival and
Karnival. The flower parade, which
now promises to excel all previous ones,
will occur on Friday, the 3Oth. Friday
evening will be Karnival night. Hand.
some colered bills are now going up all
over the state. -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-09-07
A CRITICAL TIME.
During the Battle Of.
Santiago.
SICK OR WE'LL, A RUSH
NIGHT ANDDAY.

The Packers at the Battle Of Santiago
De Cuba were all Heroes. Their He
rOic Efforts in Getting Ammunition
and Rations TO the Front Saved the
Day.
P. E. Butler, of pack-train No. 3, in
writing from Santiago, De Cuba, July
23rd, says: 1--WE all had Diarrhoea in
more or less violent form. and when we
landed we had no time to see a doctor.
for it was case of rush night and day
to keep the troops supplied with ammu-
milton and rations, but thanks to Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, We were able to keep at work
and keep our health; In fact, 1 sincerely
believe that at one critical time this
medicine was the indirect saviour of
our army, for if the packers bad been
unble to work there 5wouid have been
no way of getting supplies to the front.
There were no roads that a wagon
train could use. My co,prade and N.Y.
self bad the good fortune to lay in a
supply Of this medicinelfor our pack
train before we left Tampa and know
In four cases it absolutely saved life"
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers of this medicine, the
Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Moines,
Iowa. For sale by Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-09-07
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deep. depending entirely IN a n, .aithy
condition of all the Wit al organ, !. II
the liver IS inactive, yo a have a bi. iious
look; If your stoma' Ii Is disord, cred
you haye dyspeptics look; if your kid
neys are anected. Tou have a pine he'd
look. secure good health, and vou
WIN surely nav, good looks. Elect rit
Bitters" is Food Alternative and To /
&c. Acts dliectly on the stomach, lfy ,
or and kidneys. purifies the blood.
cures plmples, blotches and boils. and
gives good complexion. Every bottle
guaranteed. Sold at Youna,s Drux
Store. so cents per bottle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-09-07

MORT ALBAUaH's attempt to write
up the recent meeting of the Populist
judicial committee proves that his rep.
utation as the banner liar of the state
is fully sustained. The things which
he says took place at said meeting were
never heard of until they appeared in
his paper, and tie best of reports were
brought from every county in the dis
trict. Glllett is nowhere in this race,
Albaugh to the contrary notwlthstand.
ing.