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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-19
sroHlneToM DIVISION.

For NEW YORK ,vla stonington
Line)-7:3o and sos p m (week dayl
except Saturdays. Sundays-s:E.
FOR NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK
(Shore Line)-a1.l2, LIS daily. S02.
1909. c1l.01 Qimited). l.13 daily a.
m; 2.09 400 Qimited). 6.09 daily for
New Haven). sl7 p. n. daily.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON (via Harlem
River)-10.09 a. m. Except SundayO;
SIT p. m. daily.
FOR NEW LONDON-a1:12 1:25( dai-
ly), $40 (accom). s;02 1000. l0:l5
(exp. to East Greenwich). 11:01 Oim-
ited). 11:i3 daily a. m.: 2:09. 2:l5.
4:O9, AIS. SIS. 500. SLY p. m. daily.
Sundays-7:55. 1l:l3 a. m: 4:09. 4:55.
-6i09.- -S:17 pm
HOPE and Way Stations-6:s0. $3.50 a.
M; 1890. 2:30. 4:30. $3.50. $50. 1880 p.
m. Sundays-9:30 a. m: $3.50 .. m.
OAKLAND BEACH. BUTTONWOODS
and Way Stati5ns--6:20. 800 a. M:
1920, 2:20. 4:20. sos (exp). 5:2o. 6:2o.
7:20. 1l:20 p. m. Sundays-9:20 a. m. ;
2:2O $40 ID. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-19

s.stop on nag. =, -.
a Sleeping cars only. All psr"1
cars. a Via Walpoie Line.
Except Mondays. =.
spo,t from Fall River.
r PETER CLARK. A. c. KENpALts
Ger. supt. Gen. Psssr. A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-19
EARL CARPENTER &SONS' co.

No. a westminster ST., cor. Dyer
This old-established house wholesale
and retail ICE at fair prices. and by
prompt attention to business and the
employment of good men in their sew
eral departments. merit continuancs
of the patronage so long enjoyed
Telephone 2166.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-19

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.


Time tables giving full Information
as TO local and through train service may
be obtained at Providence station and
stations below.
Train service from Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-19

corrected 10 July ,, ls3y.
bUSION hasa, $40. e's $50. 7'os' a'sVr. sos.
sOz. 1902 a. M; 1902. c2.02. 2.0f a.l5
4O2 5.o2. 5.5s. Coz. 7.2S. 7.5s. sos. s.5s 1903
7OS. 9,Os a. m; i2.Os. s2s, l.os. di.io.
sos. 1853, SOB, 9.5S> p. IN. Returning.
leave Boston from Park Station. 1908,
6.45. 745. s.45. 9.00 c10.00. 1908. 1915. am.
l2.45. 1.02.2.45,Soo. s.45. 4.45. 500, 5.45,6.0
200, s.So ll;So m. sundays-ls.os.
300. SIS. ZOO. SIS d m.
ATTLEBORo-h4.45. 54c. $50. $40. Toe.
S.02, $40. 9.02. 1902, 1l.40. n. m. 1902.
l2.4o 20i. $40. 4.02. 4.4o.5.o2.5.4o. 6.ce6.D
40. S.0S, 1905 11.40 y. IN. sundays
455. $40. $50. Gao 7.0S $40. 9.0S a.
M; 1908. 4oS. 44o. $40. sos. '.os.
NORTH ATTLEBORO AND PLAIN
VILLE-6.40. $40, 11.40 a. m; 4.40. so
y. m. Sundays-6.40 a. m; $40 d. M
WAMPUM, WRENTHAM. NOR
WOOD. CENTRAL NORWOOD AND
DEDHAM-640. $40. 11.40 a. M: 40
p. m. Sundays-6.4o a. m: $40 p M.
MANsFIELD-h4.55. $40. $50, 7o2, So2.
902. 1902 a. M; 1909 2.c4 4.02. 500.
602. 7.10. sos 1908. p m. sundays
455. $40. $50 7.os. 90S a. M: 1908.
40S, COS sos p. m.
FITCHBURG' and way statlans-5.5o.
s.0s. u. M: 12.o2. 4.o2 .. m.-Sundays-
4.0S u. IN.
LOWELL and way stations $50 a. m:
l2O2, 4.O2 y. m. Sundays-4.0s p. m.
TAUNTON AND NEW BEDFORD
$40. $40. 1910 a. m: 1910, 2f0. 340
$40, $40 (Taunton). $40. i1.40 p. IN.
Sundays--e.40. $40 a. M: $40 D. m.
MlDDLEBORO-6.40, $40, 1910 a. m:
l2.40. 30. $40. 4.40. $40 y. m. Sum
| days-e. 40 a. m
| PLYMOUTH-640 "A. M: 12.40, 44o d. m.
Sundays--6.s0 a. m
| POINTS ON CAPE COD-s.40 A. m:
2.40 yarmouth and way stations).
| $40, 4.40 D. m. (Yarmouth). Sundays
$40 a. m. (Yarmouth)
! COTTAGE CITY-s.4C $40 a. m: 1910.
$40 n. m. Sundays-6.4o a. m.
| NANTUCKET--6.40. 1910 D. m. Sundays
| $40 a. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-18
Grubenfa

lls6er stpon5ig Nrbe' ter our9 e;n
fdsasenoes Wsttsr in 2sbsna9ez
Fabr. = Me6rere oeritlben ittpsu
psrleBt.
9pftspills, ga, II. Oft. -
sSSn Der uSbenanopab Gitp 9oblen=
CRUDE" srsisnste Iih tur5 Dor II llfr
beute Gormittug eInf gIploIion l4tas
geneer Wetbsr, pur6 lpelfe % Irbeiz
ter in Der 3ede psrI6iittst puuoen.
,3sbn berielbsn linb isitotm nod lsoeno
gsrsttst porpen. Die llebrigen 6efinz
ben Iid nod i'm Snnsrn, uNso Tan
fiirdtet, Dab lie perlOren linO. Die
3eds ltsbt in Sfammen uno Die 5suerz
pe6r BON S9enunopub @itp 1T MT
20idRrIn6en bef9dftigt. Die grObte
Iufreglng berrfdt in Der lmgebun9.
Ods 8rubenpert il ems Der grDbter,
tpeI9es Don Der vYGIluoelpbia u
Heuoing Gpal &c Srun Co." betrRbsn
miro. llnter DEN aus Der Srube gsz
rettsten MdnRrn, ipetfe jeoo9 falt
idmmtli4 fdpere 9ranptplmon erfltf
ten bGben, befinben Ii1 9loam Spbos
tinsti, Wrr. SfapiIus.i, SOiepb Gus
papdpags (pdbri9eln!ih t0otljd pera
brannD, Solepb Sin5ti, Wiutsbsip
Yscao unb iein 8ruoer pstsr Yscab.
(Spdttr) - lin 3 llbr y1a4mitz
tags mar es ge!ungen, ale ibrigen
9lrbsiter aus Der brennenben 3efs ju
Rolen. Sbglei6 mebrere berIelbsn isbr
Idtper perNeBt Iiho, lit bennp6 fotpeit
teiner geitorben. 9as Sessr 1T asz
Iiirht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-18
Sic Wnti=Irlit= =Semcauna,

@6icogo, II. Sftober. - Die
9sgner Der SruIis, Die in Der fiirsFi4
obgebultcnen Gonferen3 einen Natio<
nal 9sr6ano grijnbe!sn, baber isbt
bier elm 9uuptquurtjsr eitrgeri6tet, I'm
Die Qgitulipn gsgen Die Sruits ptdnz
mdBi9 gu betreiben. 4nFan9s nd6z
fen Wondts tpirb Elm 2lufruf gu elmer
rnationulsn Nrti SruIt Goqtfsren5"
erlahsR tperoen, uno srpar ipa oiefe
8eraJbung i'm Sanuar in Chicago
fuisF;nben. Oas Gomite, tpel4ss nit
oen 8orar6eitsn betruut lit, beIte6t aus
folgsnoen WlitglieOem: M. 6. Sod
pooo BON psnnFptpunisn, prdIioent
Der ,4msritaniI6tn 2lnti 5ruIta2i=
ga" @orlibenber bss Comics; gfi9z
ter @m. 9rentib Don SGrnois. stpeiter
9orliBopoer; OuOlsp GoCIoall BOotsn
BON 5sras, u. ID. 5opO bon MiGnan,
q. g. McGuirt DON Soma, Ri4ier 20.
9. 5iaming bon aentudp une g. 6.
Dome Don Netp Q)prf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-18
Die Gesatta.
9writtr Siss orr amsrihani(dsn 9adt
,Sbamrpf" Surd, 3erbreden icineS
Supmafts plumbia"
f1brt allcin iibcr Den &urS.

Morsen finbet bic nGdits Wsttfabrt
itatt. - Neues pom p6jlippinsnz
arieg, - Yprae tpiebsr einmal
eingenomnlen. - 5eItnubme zines
fpaniI6en Eseattsurs. - Yrdliz
bent Wc8inlep auf oem RiidIpe9s
bon ieiner langen Stumptollr I'M
8sfen. - OrutoriI9s Gsiitun9en
5pil4sn Milpautee unb @4;ea9r.
Tep Yorf, II. Ottpbsr. -
Die bsnt;se Hegattu reiultirte in 5olae
zines .psm rSbumrod" 5u9sIipBenen
unFaQs in einsm lsi6ten Sisge fir dc
rgplumbia," perlor ieDoh bierourb
audi 10 Simli9 allss SSn.ersNe. Gns
bulbe Stunoe na9 Der Nbfl6rt braA
Der Sopmalt bes nSbamrpd," 10 oab
bic ohrsn Sessl bsrabiiiir5ten uno Die
britfIde Sa9t ss5!pargsn mar, Die
@sttfubrt auf5ugs6sn. Inter Den Rsz
ssln Der Hssatta flgbr nun bic so
lumbia" ullsin uber Den &urs unb
ipuros uls Siegrin srtldrt. Sur Bet
bss llnfaqs mar lie bsn rSbamrpd"
um ms6rere 2dnsen borolls.
Der SignulIhub CUR 4bfdhrt tpurz
Be UNI II ubr 8orm?hsags ob9eRuert.
I'm 11,OO,4O trsu5te Der rShomrod
Die 9lbfabrbslinie, bic nG0lumbia" II
Sstudoen fpdter. ungsfabr eine Glerz
telltunos lang blieb bic britiihe Saht
Der vGplumbia" poruls, tonnte ieooh
innsrbuib pisisr 3sit teinen 3on psiz
teren 8oriprung sepinrsn. Damn
tpurbe lie bon Der vGplumb!d" eInge>
bolt uno iiberfliigelt, Bis ras gredea
bes SopnpaItes Der ipeiteren Sbsllnabz
me bes vSbamrpd" an Der Hsgdttu
Elm @rbs muhte. Dem 6uparirten
5u6r5sug blieb nun ni9ts 4noeres
iibrig, als i'm Shlepptau zines Hez
morqRurs ben 99udpeg nah leinem
4ntersrunps un8ltreten, ipdbreno Die
rGoIrmbia" ibrs Sa9rt iber ben8ur5,
peIdsr beute einOreisd beld Nb, FORT
isbts. Sie errei9ts ibren erIten Wnz
oepuntt an Der 5ebn Weilsn lungen erz
item Ssits oes Orsisds I'm 1888, 10,
bic 5peite gde um 1,33,45 uno Oas
3sl I'm 2,36,50, beinabe stpei Stuns
ben Dor Der 5riIt, innerbalb tpelher bic
5abrt oollerost iein muBts. Obue pds
Dsm .Sbamrod" auesItoBsne Wtatbeur
tpiiuoe lid bic Rsgatlu beuts obne
3peifel gu e5ner ishr ipanRnoep uno
interehanten 9eitdltet haben.
Die ndAite WettTa6rt 1T uuf 0onz
nsrItug unberuumt, pa be Separate
bas nS6amrod" nift Bis morssn po1=
emoet tperoen fam. 5das Die So
lumbiu" bic ndaite 5abrt geip:nnt, 10
Fat lie oefrnitip 9eiiegt tpenn niAt, 10
finoet nod eirs pisrte, epentueQ np6
eIns FINITE 5dbrt itott, oa ss IiA BE-
fannrli6 um bic orei bslten aus flint"
tanoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-18
0ci6te Strafe.
W}0rber eines Steuerbedmten fpmnnen
nit 10 Sa6ren 3u6tbuus ruppn.
- Uidngsl Der gunoesgeisbs.

W{or6er eanes Steuerbedmten tonlnen
nit 10 Sabrsn 3uhtbuus ruppn.
- Mdnssl Der gunloesgeisbe.
q glbinQbon, 8u., II. Sftober.-
Stint MonDi i4inbrenner aus Huie1z
GountD, an Der @ren3e 3tuiI9en Dir
ginien nnb Gentudp, Die sinsn nrut6i=
gen Stsuerbeunrten in Der Qllusiibung
ieiner qfli6t einfa6 tpbtl6ohen, lino
nit Der gelinoen Strafe ppn ie Ssb1
Sa6rsn 3u6tbaus baDpn getommn,
unb oo9 lit oies bu8 bOhlte, untsr
Dan Sunbes9sieBsn 5ulGNi9e StrlIz
mab. rllncle Gam" tann 8abn-Guz
Der seiebli6 gum Spos perurtbsiien,
aber fir MonbI I6einbrennsr, Die, I'm
ibr 8sbsimnib 81 tiiten, por Moror
tbltn nidt 5uriidihreden, 1T aebn
Sahx 3u6tbups bic bD6ite Strufs.
Sn Dem Dprliegenben 5ule mar Del
tii6tige Steuerbeamte 9eprge Sat,
cLifFe BON MpnoI I6einbrennern, bic er
in ibrem 9erited in ben Bergen ertdppt
butis. niebergeidohen uniO get0btst
noroen. Die W}0r0er ipuroen nu9
iunger SsbjugO i6f;eBljd perBafRr.
8ei Der 9erurt6eiIun9 srfldrte BUM
Oesr;4ter paul, es lei eine S4maf.
baB in ipI9en Sdlen mr cine perbdltz
niBmdbig nieortee 5reabeitsltrafe pors
gsi6rieben lei. 8unossbsamte febttn
ibr 2eben uuf's Spsl, BENIN bic oes
linOe Strdfe pirte ni4t ab7hredeno
ouf be Monoi4einbrsnner. 8elpes
pafur iei bic Sbariu6e, baB in ben
lebten 15 Sabrsn 20 Stsuerbeamte in
glei6er Weife nis Ratcliffe BEL 9lusz
iibung ihres 4mtes bas 2sben perloren
h1bSn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-18
Ser
Nati0ual San Veretn

.oer Staot 2sartimore.
6aupt=8ircan: Tinclttn= O ebd,toe
Sepeftorium .Gortir.n.al. .Ra.ional=9ant'
gernabrura D st,uritd.tn isie.ltp & 9taoft g.
@ecmte unter Sarsidait bsr
.Gibtiitp Etaoii 10 bon gterssaHs.
6:proS. 6apitaI W1,la9e.
wir Off.rrsE .in. bsiarani.s an,obI DON auf'
te,as:tsn autbeilen su $lOe pro antseil nit si.sr
tdbrli4sn 9aarsSipip.nDs Don 9rolenI, ea!bs
ttbrli& iabIhor NIT 9reient am Is. uusuF uuo
6ebruar.
Cine 3aritcllung
Der ,sran. .eblasten aoffem fur dRifslteses NIT
$1,000 2uSIofuns.
uamttetbar no1 Der gcraussaburs
piro Der 0tr,iE ieius Gttien ~ 80 p,s
Gntbeil enoieu. !. g. 25 antbsiIt Gins
s.!st gu t4o pro M aates! siOSo 1ss,,. mDHasa fo
Geuts monatlid pro aatbei! fir 100
Gb,uvii6 Gusl6iunospssis 10000
Qetto.uuish:n fir GRteIiebr t5O0.0o
Q}an perlanee Den 9rpipeft.
Direttoren:
1ruN q. Gnabe. iun.. Clinton y. Vatne.
4bps. B. Sal. Wiibu, 3. Sadien.
Grware Raime. Saruts ,. UtaiOn.
z a0tRSlew 9SiniamA. gSn,. =. 6arSep.
M. WeD. Nricpore.
N Ne0. Yrid,are.
0str9.1Sz&sI 0saerals0eitdttsfaeses.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-18

9lnii6t in Der Grpanlionspolitif lsin
barf, als Sr. Mc9inleD.
Gbicago, II. Sft. = Der 3ug
nit Dem YrdIibsnten unb @efOlge
langie um 2.40 beuts Nadnlittdg bier
an uno trat, na6oem er auf ous &C.
leiie Der nMitigun Central Balm"
iibertrogsn lpprosn par, obne IuRntz
bali Die Weitsrfabrt na4 &alama5oo
uno Dem Often ec. Seine Geben tpurz
ben bier gebalten unb bic Sur9rtiIe
oss prdioenten erregte nur gerin9s
glufmerfIamfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-18
Wt&inleB's Stumptour.
yfod s:ne Wenge Rsbsn 5tpiI6en DILL
pdutee uno G6ioago. = 9(uf DEM
Hudpege nah benz Often.

Rudpess na6 benz Often.
% / iltpaufes, Wisc., II. Oft
praI Iioent Wfc&inisp fuhr um balb 10
ubr tsuts fru6 nit ieinen 8sglsi.srn
nad Der Nutional Soloatenbsimath
an ber tpeitli6an Stabtgren5s, no Elm
prdIfoent tIdafts Salut BON 81
Sfifm ibm gu Gbrsn abeeiausrt
puros. gr bielt sine fur5e 4nIprafe
an be 8etsrans1 madts oann Elm,
Spasisrfabrt burd bic S!aot uno ira.
urn II ubr 9ormittugs bic Reiis naA
Gbicdgo an. Cine entbuIi uIiaItiIts 81
tpilfommnung tplrbe ibm uuf IeInsr
5ubrt blu9 bic 6isligsn Strabn bon
Der 9spOlteruus gu She'll. 3tp;Ifsn
bisfiger StaDt unb gbiraeo iprroe gu
Haeins unb &enoihu, Wautesan,
geo6, Sns., gbaniton uno an anos>
rem puntten Salt gsmaht, um Hsosn
an bis bort perIammelten glsugierlg,n
gu baltsn uno tbnsn begreifi;6 gu ma
den. bab tein gutter patriot aupsrer
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u us W d n / I a.

Sin ipaniI6es SGatt unteroriidt uno
Iein Rabaftsur perbuftet. - Gr 1T
Der 4ufpieaelung perbG6tig. -
@innuhme bon poroc. = D:utide
n9eilsIolbatsn" geben na9 ben
p6ilippinan.
Manila, II. Ottober, $50 ylads
mi!tass. - Die 3situng vpatr;a" 1T
tpegan 8erOffentli9ung aufpRgleriz
i6sr 0ptumente unteroriidt uno i6r
HeDatteur Ssnor utpr, Elm Spanisr,
bsrbaftst poroen. Die npatriu" 1T
i6pn ieit gtruumer 3eit ban 4msritaz
nsrn fsinplia 9sIinnt setpsien. Wd1z
reno Der lebtersn 3eit Iinb psrl9ieDene
9roidiirsn, petde oi 2lmeritansr, 10
tpis bic i6nsn freunOli9 geIinatsrt 81
lipinos angr;ffsn, in um0auf gsTsbt
Ipotoen, uno bic 9e30rDe lit Der W1z
li4t oab utor oieislben i4risb unr
Drudt.
OOPS Gbsnbs.) - 8eTs Rsoiz
msnt, tpsl9es bon cine nprbtpeItli4
pOn gacoiOu 9eisgensn Skuuns aus
pOrriidte, pentrisb tsute frib Die gu
iurgentsn aus porac. Sin 0meu;fdz
nsr pun0e set0Otst unb Elm anosrsr
DsrpurOst. Die 5iiipinos srtitian BE-
tud9tlihen 8erluit. urisre Seute etz
bsutetsn 5tpei aarrenluoungsn Mun;>
tipn.
0euti9e 9silsfoloaten
ais &runtenDGrter
Tep Yort, II. Sttober. -
Die oeutf6e Ibt6silIlna Der 6ensars
mee trdgt Ii4 nit bem l0bl;6vn 3fpart,
siR Expedition bon arantertipdrtsrn
dus5uruiten uno na9 ben p6il;ppinen
gu iaiden, mo na9 Den nsus| s|ten gfadz
ri6ten gerdoe an iolhDn 2suIen Manz
gel bsrri4t. Den psrionen, peife Ii9
mit Der Jcee befai1sn, i9psben bic
osuti4en fpeitpia!een 8rantsnpfte9srz
Gorps por. tps.9e unter Der Naqioe Der
Sobdnn!ter i'm bsutia fran3Dfiten
arlsgs 10 maraen g.eiIirttn pom 0erz
blutan rsttetsn, 10 munds @un'oe perz
banoa, 10 man6es Glsno linRrten.
DR2lusriiiiune Oieier &rantenpflegetz
grpeprt'on ioG bur9 freitpiGise Bel
trdds be1tritten ipsr'oen urso IoQ be
aoantearos i9om in 5tpei Wo9sn a6z
dehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-18
Baltimore =Cbip=S abn= Bulletin.


$3.50 pom Baltimore nab philadelphia uno
,urid am Sonnerfas, ben l9 SHeesr. aug
9eranlafune bes ,.marglauo 1dsts.
oui per 9bilapelpbsr @usteluna. 9ilsts,
tinialisblid Giutritt our 4usisllunQ fnS nur
fir Den Sus qiiltiq, mcbsr ben Gamocnz SahH.
bof nm 755 8prmittaos uno ben ptt. 8ppaiz
gabnbpf nm llbr GOrm. psrldbt; pie Riidz
fabrt BON 9bilapspbia crfol9t nm 13o @oos.
S.25 uom Baltimore mad, 6reeerid uno
,uriid aus Ieraulafun9 Der hrs rer q
Tafr. enidlieblib @intrtt. Siusts rHo an1
alleu 3iqtn eiliq am l6;, T., Is, - uno =, ~
Gttpbtr ionic fir Die 8Hdabgt biz sum y.
Gttab,r am Mitpob uuo Sonntriaa, Den
II urb 10. Ottober, fpiro DER Spsjial3u9 ptn
GumOen=9abnboi nm 7.35 @ormittags perldls
len; o, sRiidIabrt pon 5rspsrid eriOlgt um 5.l2
gadbmittaqs Ser i5nbrprsis iiir osls Suqt III
sl75 iiir Die Runorsiit, eiu6!itbHb Gant.+tt'
500 ppu Baltimore nadb Sreferid une pa
q,rgtripn unO 3uriid, an Sonntag pen z "
tpber Ser Spejialjue psriaBt Den 1Rt. &opaiz
gabubof UNI ltbr 9prmittaas, Den 6ampsns
9abubui nm llbr 5 Nin. @crmlttaSs
COD
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Gc,1,ufratiibc
g tt ,,t II, ocbcr,

bensn aus irgenb elmer urz
| a DE Die ResiTtriruns berz
10 CERT puros, pollsn Iih gsfi. Oh
ifrs bstr. Grstutios r:acsn pOer i'm
onnotrat;i it:n 9aup.quarsisr, 3:nmer
Tr. 101, nG'arrollspn@9otel," porfprs=
den, mo 'osren 5aa Don Rct!aanpdlz
ten Torsfdltis unlsrIufi uno gsrlhlilh
gum &ustrae eebrofjt wsrc'n ioa.
Sas. y. GDrtcr,
(291*) gorIiber.
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(TprtieRung fiebe 3. seite.)
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~. Re9. Yrid,aro.
0tty0.1SZ&E) 0eueyalsO &dttstd9SeI.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-01-18
SHARON,

Miss Lola Lichlyter has been sick
several days with iagrippe.
Miss Ida Huff has nice bicycle pur
chased recently. fc
Mr.. Herndon has moved out west of
town on the farm formerly occupied by
Mr.. Lieurance. u
There was another rabbit hunt Sat.
urday near the county line.
There was considerable interest man.
ifested here in the Injunction suit over
the half mile line of road between MIR.
Lake and Mr.. Wisners The road is
not on any quarter section line and the
strip OF land between the two surveys
in dispute is probably not worth more
than twenty dollars. 1t does seem that
two gentlemen should be able to settle
the location of that road amicably be.
tween themselves and not involve the
township in any litigation. We do not
know of any authority this side of the
supreme court to finally determine
which Is the legal survey and we hope
in behalf of the taxpayers that the
township will not be made a party in
any such litigation.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-01-18
IRON HAzEIroH

George Woods of Erwin, o. T.. and
formerly of Hazelton. was in the city
last week renewing old acquaintance.
W. r. Brown. one of the prominent
men of Erwin, was a Hazelton visitor
last week.
Mrs. McCord, from north of Erwin,
was visiting with Hazelton friends
since our last.
Tom Olinger spent one day last week
viewing the wonders of Kiowa.
Sam Stewart shipped from Hazelton
last week to some point in Missouri
about two hundred head Of cattle which
he had sold to parties IN that state.
The creamery station iss now in full
blast and doing fairly good business
with promise Of better in the near fu-
ture.
Your correspondent viewed the sights
of Alva and Kiowa last week. We
found both places apparently doing a
good business with Alva in the midst
of growing county seat light.
What was supposed to be the great
est if not the greatest show on earth
gave an exhibition at Hazelton Friday
night. The whole town with the ex-
ceptions OF us and one or two others
were present.
Tom Bridge, since his return from
Iowa, is ''sorter" between two fires. He
don't want to stay here and declares he
can't afford to leave. About the only
thing he can do is to stay here a few
years longer and then finish up in Iowa,
as he can't be IN two .pLaSes at once.
This advice is free.
Any person that would find fault
with the past weeks weather produc-
ton ought to be sent to Alaska or Gu
ba.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-01-18

The Hickle- Olson contest was heard
by the commissioners in the court room
on Saturday and a decision was render
ed in favor Of Mr.. Olson. Mr.. Hickle
has given.notice of appeal to the dis.
trict court. The case, while seemingly
a trivial one on Its face, is engaging
public attention and especially has in.
terest been manifested in Moore town.
ship. j. A. Hickle was given certificate
OF election to the Office Of road overseer
but Oliff Olson contested on q claim Of
eight defective ballots and the commits
sioners supported his view. The con-
test involves some technical points in
the election law and unless Mr.. HickIe
feels differently from the way he did on
Saturday the district court will be call.
ed upon TO pass on the matter. Olson
10 represented by CONGRESSMAN Long
and Hickle Ia represented byA. l.. Herr.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-01-18
A CLEVER TRICK.

1t certainly looks like it. but there is
no trick about 1t. Anybody can try it
who has lame back anaweak kidneys,
malaria or nervous troubles. We mean
he can cure himself right away by tax
ing Electric Bitters. This medicine
tones up the whole system. acts as a
stimulant to liver and kidneys, is q
blood purifier and nerve tonic. 1t cures
constipation, headache, falnting spells,
sieeplessness and melancholy. It is
purely vegetable. q mild laxative, and
restores the system to its natural vigor.
Try Electric Bitters and be convinced
that they are a miracle worker. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only SOC q bottle
at Yoqpg's drug store.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-01-18
CALL FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids for the building of a bridge across
the Medicine river in Mingona town.
ship, Barber county, Kansas, according
to the plans and specifications now on
file in the Office of county clerk of said
county, will be received at the Office Of
such clerk up to noon on the 10th day Of
February, 1899. And that all such bids
will be opened at IL o'clock M. on that
day and the contract let by the Board
of County Commissioners of said coun-
ty. Each bid must be accompanied by
a deposit of $50 90 and the contract will
be let to the lowest responsible bidder
complying with the requirements here.
In set forth, said Board reserving
the right, providing said bids are too
high, to reject said bids and re-adver.
tiSe. GEO. NAY,
Attest: Chairman.
j. E. HOLMES, Co. Clerk.
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IA GRIPPE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.

IL have just recovered from the Sec
Ond attack of Ia grippe this year." says
Mr.. Jas. A. Jones, publisher OF the
Leader, Mexia, Texas. I'm the latter
case used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, and think with considerable sue
cess, only being in bed little over two
DAYS against ten for the former attack.
The second attack am satisfied would
have been equally as bad rs the first
but for the use of this remedy as had
TO 60 10 bed in about six hours after
having been struck with it, while IN
the Hrst case was able to attend to
business about two days DO
fore getting down." For Sale by j. 4
Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-01-18
ST. MARKS CHURCH.

There will be services at the Episco.
pal chapel on Sunday. January 22nd, to
which all are most cordially invited.
Third Sunday after Epiphany. Holy
communion and sermonat IL O'Clock,
a. m. Evening prayerand sermon at
1889. ,Sundayschool bs3 o'clock p. 10.
There will be a LitanS service and
instruction on Friday evening, the 10th
inst, att O'Clock, followed by choir
practice. =
Subject of Sunday evenings sermon,
1.-The Shadow of the Cross" by re-
quest.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We are authorized to guarantee every
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Why? Do you complain of indiges.
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Beggs' Little Giant Pills are within
such easy reach. They are without a
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