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HATCH, IDAHO.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Hatch. Idaho. March so Members of
the Hatch and Chesterfield wards met
In the Chesterfield meeting nous"
March H.. e. celebrate the anniversary
81 tho organization ~ the Relief So
olety. After pnrtaking u IA bounlcoua
feast an interesting program was ear
rled out
In the evening there wns dance IN
the hail. the proceeds going 10 help
hulid the meeting house.
We are having spring weather NJ
present.
J. r. Mnboy moved his sheep TO Fish
creek to feed until the snow FoeH. ns
he was out ~ hay and mono 10 be
bought here.
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Tickets viii be sold on following
dates; From Ogden, Park CITY, Hing
terniedlate points, from April 9th u
1th, inclusive; tickets limited TO AnFil
18th. 1899. From all other points ApI II
an 10 sih. inclusive; tickets limited 10
April 18th. 1899.
Best local train service Ia tho state,
-Four trains daily April 9Th TO ath in
elusive. between ogden and Salt Lake
City In both directions.
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OUR OWN STATE.

the widows and missionarien' wives
I'VE have ii widows In the ward.
The meeting house was nicely decor
atcd. The meeting was opened with
singing and prayer, nftcr which Bishop
VIM. Hyde made an address OF well
come. Al I o'clock about 100 sat down
to the tables. which were loaded with
the good things OF the land. After
dinner. n program OF singing. speeches.
step dancing. reciting and mefry-mnk-
ing all around was carried on TIL about
6 o'clock. when lunch was served and
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SOCIAL EVENTS.
MORONI.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Moroni. snnpote county. March Is
Yesterday the Ladies' Relief society u
this place celebrated tho bsth annivcr-
Hary ~ that organization In excellent
aud ntting style. a very interesting
program was given. lilshop John W.
Irons. Mayor Orlando Bradley and
others gave short addresses, songs and
rccitatlonn completing the program,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

UTAH SUGAR CoMPANY.-Tb.
ahhuai meeting OF the siocL.
holders Of the Utah Sugar Company win
DC held IN the Assembly Hal of ~
litter uas saints business College.
Temple streets. Salt Lake che ti,ah
on Thursday. April sth. 100 A.
o'clock ?. m. The object Of the meetinS
" TO receive the reports OF tho man.
agcment for the fiscal year endIn.
March alst. 1899. to elect a board y,
directors to serve Tor the ensuing vear'
ana TO transact such other business a,
may legally come before II.
HORACE q. WHITNEY
salt Lake city. March IS. 1899.
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chronic Nasal catarrh poisons every
breath that Is drawn into the lungs.
There Ia nrocurahle from any drugglst
the remedy for tho cure OF this tronblo
A small quantity 0f Ely'a Cream Hahn
placed into tho nostrlla spreads over an
lnnnmcd and angry surface. relieving
immediately the painful inflammation.
the head vaniHhes Immediately. soiJ
by druggists or win be mailed for bo
cents by Ely llrathera. 90 Warren
street, New York.
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DISSOLUTION Noricr

JoHS WELLS.
Secretary.

Salt Lake city. Tf1h,
February ~ 1879
Tho partnership heretofore existing
between }. y fccry. W. A. Smith and
l. ". Carver. under the name aud style
~ The rcrry Storage Company. and
doing business IN snlt Lake city Utah.
y THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
J. =. Perry having retired from saiI
partncwhip, ana his Interest IN said
partnership having been purchased by
W. A. Smith ana l.. n. carver. In the
future the business will be- run under
the name u Dcserot Storage. By w. A,
Smith and L. II. Carver. who assume
and will pay uil the debts ~ alid com-
paiy. J. y. PtsERY.
w. A. SMITH.
l.. II. CARVER.
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srocKnoLDrns NorIcr.

once Of the Phoenix Mining Company.
salt Lake city, Utah, March 2. 1870
Notice Il hereby given that there will
.. meeting Of the Stockholders OF tho
Phoenix Mining Company. held al the
Compnny's Office Number ~ East. sec-
ond South st.. Salt Lake city Utah.
on Monday. ard day Of April. 1889. at
10 o'clock n, m. Tor the purpose OF
voting on tho proposition OF selling all.
or any portion ~ the Cumpany'H Mining
Claims. situated IN West Mountain
Mining District. Salt Lake county.
Utah. ana Tor the purpose u Transact
ing all such other business ~ may
properly come before the company
ANDREW OEHItARpT,
President.
II. A. oEnHARDT jR..
Secretary
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ASSESSMENT No. q.


Notice II hereby given that at
meeting OF the board OF directors OF tho
Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Co, held
at salt Lake City. Utah. February "a,
1899. an aaas ssinent Of one.half 90 Of
one ~ cent per share was levied on tho
capital stock Of the corporation, nay.
able at once 10 iiriant T. Young, necre.
tary and treasurer. No. t0s Mccormick
stock upon which the assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho seth day Of
March. 1893. viii be- delinquent and adj.
vertiaed for sale at public auction. and
u payment Il not made before. viii ie
sold on the 18th day Of April. 1893. at
the hour Of I pm. at the office Of the
company. No, t0s Mccormick block Salt
Lake city. Utah. 10 pay assessment and
costs % advertising and expenses of
BRiANT g. YOUNG. Secretary.
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RIVERTON.
4 rro.peroa. commoai,, social Events.

a Prosperous Comm"nity-sotisir Events.
Special Correspondence.
Rivcrton. Salt Lake Co. March 90
We have had our share ~ winter here
this season. but. generally speaking.
u has passed OF without much suffer-
Ing or loss. our rhcoptnen nfV feeding
"a great many sheep this winter, but
owing Ia the hard and prolonged vim
ter hay IN very scare. The farmers
hnV. sold their hay ut n very good fg-
urc, and they look forward 10 a bounte-
Gus harvest and good prices for their
products this coming season.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
A farewell party Will be- given In tho
Riycrton hall Tuesday evening, March
giFt. In honor 81 one ~ our departing
missionaries, llrOthor Seth PlNtun, who
N going to England. also on Friday
evening. March .ith, a grand character
ball viii be- given In the same hall.
Cash prizes viii be given away To the
best characters represented
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West buckeye Mining Company.
Principal Place of business. salt Laas
city. Utah.

tltN, Ithh.
NOTICE l. hereby given innt nj ,
meeting Of the board Of dlrrctors ~
West nuokcye Mining Co. held At Salt
Lake city. Utah. Feb. ~. 1899 an a..
Hessmont ~ = ~ one cent per shar,
waa levied on the capital stock OF m.
corporation, payable at once TO 4 IL
Miller. secretary, az state street. slit
Lake city. Utah. and any stock mon
which the assessment shall rumaln mn
paid on the 2lrd day of March, ips. Win
at public auction. aud N payment ID
not made before, viii be- sold on the iOth
day OF April. 1899 at 10 u. m, "a "a,
state street. Salt Lake city. rtaM 1,
pay assessments and cost 81 advvrtia.
Ing and expenses 81 sale.
II. H. MILLER. Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake city, Feb. %. iss,
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NOTICE.

Y. G. N. l.. Salt Lake city.
March A.. 1889.
The Stock Transfer Books ~ this in
Htitutlun VIII be- closed on March gith
ANA rr-upened ON April tth. 1893.
r. q. wEnnER. Secretary.
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CONFERENCE RATES,
Rio Gnnde Wesiern Railway.

For the Annual Conference. l., u. s..
at Salt Lake city, April 9Th to 9th. In
elusive. the following ratcr arr author
ICED 20 Salt Lake CITY and return Via
RIO lrnndn MNALern linllMnA.
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FIFTY-NINTH DIVIDEND.
Y, e, ", L.. Salt Lake city.
March ~ 800

March H. 1899,
- a meeting or the directors held On
the 10th Instant a dividend Or four per
cent for the half-year was declared up
ON tho capital stock Of thl. Institution
OF record March Is. 1899. payable on ana
after April 18TH next. 10 ckholdcrs
personally upon presentation " their
stock certificates. or upon their written
order.
T. O. wEnnER. seoretnry.
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY. MARCH 40
AND ~. AZ y. q. NJ. ..
Ladies specially Invited To the
Grand Spring Millinery opening
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY. MARCH IN
AND II, AT H. a. NJ

Ladies' specially invited To IN.
Grand spfing Millinery Opening
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The state OF Utah, to said Defendant;
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within twenty days altor tho service u
this summons upon you, " served with.
In tho County IN which This action In
brought. otherwise Within Thirty days
after service. and defend tho above vu-
titled action aud in case NJ your fall-
ure 30 10 do. Judgment VIII be- rendered
against you according 90 the dpmHni
~ the complaint " which a copy Ia
herewith served upon you
RICHARDS n VARfAN,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
Dated February sNth. ;ses
Il. o. Address; Mccormick Block.
salt Lake city, utuh,
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srooKnoLDrRs' Sor,cr.

Annual meeting Of tho stoot holder. n,
the bonneville Mining Company.
nc annual meeting Of the stock.
n',u'is 81 INC bonneville Mining Com.
street salt Lake CITY. ON Monday
Nnfh 3fd. 1880. NJ 70 noon, for tho pur,
pose or clcctinH officers for the ensuing
car. und the transaction OF any other
nnsinesa that may legally come before
the meeting
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NUIi,Is,
Consult County clerk Or the R0spcctiys
hlgnera igr Further Information.
SUMMONS.

In the District Court NJ Sal, Lake
County, state u Utah,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-23
GEORGE FRED OPPOSES GoRMAN.
LETTER ADVISING HIS REJECTION AS
ppEsIDENTIAI, CANDIDATE.


Baltimore, May % (speciaD-The fight against ex-
Senator German rs a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for President has been begun by George
FIRED williams of Massachusetts,. in letter 10 'ne
Maryland Democratic Association otherwise known
az the Chicago Platform Democrats. Not"'th-
standing the fact that Maryland went for Mckinney
In 1896 and that the only two Democrats eiec'eu 70
Congress last year are sound-money men, Mt VIM
Jams believes that the State will be for Bryan next
year but he significantly writes;
.sxyben Senator German secured the ignoring OF
the Chicago platform in Maryland felt that new
leadership was required there. and earnestly trust
that you will demand IT. and allow no sucn pio
sramme 70 be repeated hereafter. The truth Is.
,ra arc IN either 10 win or lose upon the policy OF
,sss and those who cannot accept It cannot De
ted With lis | hope It will be demonstrated
that we are not foolish enough TO hand our ieaoe'
sh,n over TO those who will accept II only 10 De-
,ray ma when the time Of accomplishment ID al
hand I am interested TO know whether or not you,
Navor-elect Thomas G. Hayes Is a man VINO WI.
take no the party leadership. believe IL ne "ou,o
take II he could build up the Democracy ae"
With comparatively little effort and we shouio not
he obliged in the next convention 10 oedl WIN
,r,n,noers as we would be liable 10 DO uhuei env
policy which the party allowed 70 oe "'0P
MIR Williams then expresses great rear tn noe u np
men who ne says. betrayed the part, ~ ''' will
,pho we're oovertly false TO its canolda1tss. WIZ
WIN wn9 Get possesson OF the leadership That ne
and his friend Bryan regard dofihan hs a. "rcen,
Presidential proba9iiIy Is tc Association TO
hold the voters squarely up 10 dhe e4rYan's
form Notwithstanding the ehorts 81 fe oi silver I've
a. thn platform 10 be adopted by the Marylshu
Democratic State Convention TINS year ~ ~ candi
Sn,as Tor the Democratic nomination for Governor
are sound-noney men,
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NURSE. Ac-By a neat Wiling n ssa
obiigIng colored girl as nurse, , sVr ,ss-.
maid. lady's maid or s segaI1.xrP sls No
erence. JCtIA p. WALNi'n' Wv
Dufy-et Savannah. Ca
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NURSE or MAID.-By neat French girl;
young. experienced: will assist chamber
work, sewing; two years city reference
Address. call. $50 Columbus-avs.. ere
flight
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COOR-First-class: understands cooking
in all It's branches: good city reference
NJ. B., 100 East 2Sth-st.
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| COACHMAN. Thoroughly competent
young man; single; seven years refer
| ences OF highest character; leaving through
family giving up horses; willing. obiging.
E., Box 40, 1922 Broadway.
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NURSERY GOVERNESS. BY North Ger
man from Hanover: full charge Of chll-
dren; teaches German; wages s25 70 $50:
best references. 8 NJ. SWAIN. i+0 East
49f-st.
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NURSERY Protestant young girl. lately
landed. Call or address. FOR personal
reference. for ten days. 10 Fast e8th-st.
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GOA Gilman Married: no family; ten
years city reference; thoroughly ex-
perienced. no objection to the country.
w l.. 2O1 West 76th-st
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COOK.-By respectable Protestant woman:
no washing: IN country: no objections 10
milk anc butter; good baker. c.. "a!
Ble-cks.-st.
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COACHMAN and wife. GOO. cook or laun-
dress: man understands care fine horses.
carriages and harness: good. careful driver:
references. Address S. A. b.. 2ll West
24th-et
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COOK.-By good cook and tdk-r: soups.
references HOMES. 326 West 49tii-st.
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COOK. By first-c.ass Swedish COOK: also
cooit. washs. ani ironer best references.
Mrs. GADE'S. 2l5 East 4lst-st.
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CoACHMAN.-A lady going to Europe
desires situation for her coachman.
whom she can highly recommend. Call or
address present employer. 172 West 72d.
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HELP WANTED.
->oS~D~-N~~~@~~o-rN~oN NNN@@(N~@~~~N
MuIp

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS.-Don't pre-
pare for any Civil Service or census ex-
animation without seeing our catalogue Of
information. Sent free. COLUMBIAN
CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. WASH
ingfon D. G.
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. -CIARK'S EXCURSION 70 EUROPE.

"a June 10 $3.50 Vacation TIP July l. $3.50 Scotland.
England. Ireland, France Belgium, Rhine and Swiss
Russia Turkey Greece $500 Round world tour Oct l1h
F. c. CLARK. III Broadway. New York
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LOST or STOLEN. --Bankbook No. $50. $40
Of the German Savings Bank. in the CITY
Of New-Yoyk corner 4tn-aye. and 18th
Ct. issueS 70 Anna Lshmann All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
n not returned 10 the bank on the Sd day
Of June, 1859. a duplicate will be issued.
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Dl[n [DMNllNllWNl lQMEe
@TENM&M0P GO

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE
Connecting railroad and steamship lines TO al
Summer Resorts. Steamships 'Horatlo Hair new ana
Mammalian leave No. SO. f. r. foot OF Market
Street everv rSe@day thursday Saturday at p NJ
Steamers ntei with every modern Improvement for the
comfort and OF Ticket offices No
290 Broadway OF Reade Street and general Oh
Ace No 222 South Street. opposite the Pier
NV HoRATIO HALL. G. + A.. 222 South Street
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

b9D-ST., 81 WEST. Large connecting
rooms: all conveniences. superior table:
back parlor FOR physician. moderate prices.
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CHAMBERMAID, SC -Respsctshle Prot
estant cir! "a ch1in bermaid anc 90 sew
ing or chamoe-vo-k and welting " snail
private family In coia'ry. NJ. =. IA s,n-
ave.
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COACHMAN or GROOM.-By generally
useful single Protestant; thoroughly
understands the care OF horses. carriages;
good driver: willing and cbliging; good
references F. w. Tribune Office.
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n. >rvv EENsTowN-LIvERPooI
cvnric :. May "a. p m. Germanic June e. noon
Majestic. May 81 noon Majestic: June - noon
reu,nnic 49, June a. noon Cymric July IL. A. NJ.
freight and general Information apply to
Fo' Po' WHITE STAR LINE.
49,, ~ AZ North River once. Broadway. N. Y.
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CHAMBERMAID &c.-usEFUL~MAN.-
Man and wife would like employment
with private family FOR the country. hus-
band American: wife speaks French md
German; cham5erniaid. waitress and
seamstrsss; man generally useful can
qualify for nurse. physical or mental, II
necessary; hest references. Address q.
c.. $50 West 17th-st.
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COACHMAN and GARDENER.--Sco
single; thoroughly Understands horses.
lawns, vegetables ard nc.ers: can milk;
moderate wages. good reference. Address
SCOTCHMAN. P0r "a. Tribune Office.
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Oreau Cleaners.
CIINARD LINE.

~ TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN:
From pier 90 y. r.. foot Of clarkson ST.. .
serv,a. May %, 2 P. y. AuIania June q, g. p.
fmcania June g. II A. " Campania June II. 10 A. NJ
VERNON II. BROWN & Co S;,v Gen Rot Agents
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-02-22

WEBB MCNALL has received a draft
of $2,942.55 from the Continental Insur-
ance company in payment of the 2 per
cent tax imposed by the special session.
The Northwest Mutual Life paid in
$6,251.49. Remember farmer, laborer.
business and professional man, that
this cash that should have been pour
ing into our treasury for years past, to
help tighten your burdens of taxation,
has all gone into the pockets of the in
surance companies, while every dollar
you possess ed had to bear its share of
taxes. Remember also, that to the
special session of the pop" legislature
is due all thanks for turning in this
stream OF cash to help you out. Anoth-
er thing for you to remember is that
the republican party of Kansas, by and
through the man, they elected to occupy
the place that Attorney General Boyle
filled, have tried, and are still trying to
kill the splendid work of that special
ssesiOn.-Pratt Union.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-02-22

If a genius should some
day invent q machine by the
means of which a combina.
ton of individuals could get
a corner on the air andcompel
to the people to pay tribute
them every time they breathe
what would you think of a
system Of government that
would tolerate such an out
rage. You wouldn't stand it,
would you? Yet we have the
same principle in effect as re-
CARDS other articles necessary
to perpetuate life vitality.
For instance, men who were
born into this world penniless
and homeless must pay for
the privilege of remaining on
earth. They have no right to
produce anything to eat and
wear without giving from one
half to two-thirds of what
they produce. They are tax
ed at every turn in life for
the sole purpose of adding
to the wealth of some idle ga
loot who was born in the bed
of fortune and nurtured in the
lap of luxury. Yet we struggle
along under this inequality
just like the dumb brute
of the field doing service for
the owner. Yes, even worse
than the brute. Men slave
themselves for their masters
without even a promise of
food and shelter, in which re-
spect the brute holds the
edge. The great trouble is
that men will not ston tn con.
slider how they are imposed
upon and hence they are not
in a position to apply a rem
edy.
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THE RAvAGEs OF GRIP,

That modern scourge, the grip, pols-
ons the air with its fatal germs, so that
no home is safe from its ravages, but
multitudes have found sure protec-
ton against this dangerous malady in
DR.. Kings New Discovery. When you
feel soreness in your bones and mus
cles, have chills and fever, with sore
throat, pain in the back of the head ca .
tarrhal symptoms and "a stubborn
cough you may know that you have the
grip, and that you need DR.. Kings New
Discovery. 1t will promptly cure the
worst cough, heal the infamed mem
branes, kill the disease germs and pre-
vent the dreaded after effects of the
malady. Price so cts. and ST.. Money
refunded if not cured. A trial bottle
free at j. X. Young's drug store.
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II is well enough to give
the trusts particular hades;
they are doing wrong. But
the real fault is with the peo-
pie who vote to permit them
to continue in the wrong do
ing business. The Weather
a man gets the more wealthy
he wishes to become, and the
greater the opportunity the
less restraint is placed upon
him until finally he sneers at
the idea Of a man with a con.
science. Change the system
make it impossible for pri-
vate monopoly to control
prices and you will have no
cause to censure men.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-02-22

HE house committee on
invalid pensions has reported
favorably a bill to pension
John M. Palmer, of Illinois to
the extent of $50 per month.
Palmer has been in office near
ly all his life and drew prince
ly salaries, yet he has no
trouble in squeezing a big
pension out of the govern
ment, while the poor deserv-
ing veterans are denied even
a small pittance. This pen
sion business is sorely in need
of regulation.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-02-22

A Kansas constable sent to levy on
some calves returned without them and
with this memorandum: THE above
calves were seeable through the kraks
but not gitable as the door was locked"
Elk.
The above reminds us of the return
made by an Illinois constable many
years ago, during the early settlement
of that country. The constable, armed
with a warrant was in pursuit of a thief
who ran into a swamp, and by the aid
of fence rail, secured position on a
stump. from WHICH point of vantage, -
he after pulling in the rail. babe def
ance to the miniOn of the law Being
compelled to give up the pursuit the
constable made this return on the back
of the warrant: "Sightable, conyersi.
BILE; non est come at-able: in swamp, up
stupum, railo. LA Crosse Chleftain.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-02-22

Il SEE in the near future a
crisis approaching that I'M
nerves me and causes me to
tremble for the safety Of my
country. AS a result Of the
war. corporations have been
enthroned, and an era of cor
ruption in high places will
follow, and the money power
of the country will endeavor
to prolong it's reign by work
ing upon the prejudlces of
the people, until all wealth
is aggregated in few hands,
and the republic is destroyed.
l feel at this moment more
anxiety for the safety of the
country than ever before,
even in the midst of war;
Abraham Lincoln in 1865.