davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FUNDs FOR THE DEMOCRACY.
A.exIcan MiIiionaire Promises TO
Rnise Money for the CmEnnnign.

AeNIcan millionaire Promises to
Raise Honey for the Campaign.
NEW YORK, Sept 11.-Joseph A. Rob
ertson. CT Monterey. Mexico. has prom
ised to get them all the money the Dem
ocratic National Committee needs for
the expenses Of the campaign. Mr..
Robertson is at the Waldorf He came
on here to see Ex-Governor William J..
Stone. Last evening he saw him at the
Hoffman House He was with the MS
sourian from o'clock until 8:S1 o'clock.
When he came QUE he was asked if his
call had been social or political.
Entirely political" he replied. "A
number of gentlemen of means. of whom
l am one, have heard of this cry Of the
Democratic Committee that they lack
money to carry On the campaign. We
have decided TO put the committee cn its
feet financially. II that is all well sup
ply the deficiency and stop the cry
Mr.. Robertson is said TO be worth sew
eral millions of dollars Ee was formerly
general manager OF the Mexican ami
Monterey Railroad. He has been in Mex
leo for ten years. but much Of his prop
erty is said to be New York real estate
and invested here
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NOT SOLD IN PARIS.

If you are going to the Worlds Fair at Paris
this year you should by all means take with you
bottle OF Chamberlsius Collie, Cholera, and
DiarThoea Remedy. Il IS hot sold III Paris and
is almost certain TO be needed on the trip. After
you have called in a French physician and paid
him Tor his services and paid FOR the medicine
he prescribes. you viii realize how much little
bottle OF this remedy is worth when you are
1900 miles or more from home and among
strangers For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale
and retail, and all druggists.
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the Demoerat &c party viii be restored To
power; that conservative counsel viii per
wade its deliberations: that wars of subju-
cation viii cease; that taxation will be re-
duced; that We viii return 20 the normal
days of the Republic and that the strange
idols that have desecrated the temple will
be broken, and the pure worship Of the
Constitution will be resumed
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STATEMENT of the condition OF the United
States branch OF the EMPLOYERS LA
BTLTFY ASSURANCE CORPORATION, Limited
of London, England, United States branch. Il
KiIby St, Boston, Mass, On the 30th day OF
Assefs ......................... sI,4s5. .073 "a
IiabiIjties Observation-Disclosures. 1.012,29I %
surnlus 10 policy holders-........-. 4f2.IS1 Il
income for six months ending. .09,SIl 80
Disbursements for six months ending 612,113 -
state of Massachusetts, city Of Boston, and
county Of Suffolk, s.:
WAITER TRACY DsNA, OF the firm of Ap--
n1eton & Dana, managers and attorneys OF the
United States branch of the Employers Iiabil-
ity Assurance Corporation, Limited, do declare
aEff say that the accompanying statement Of tie
condition of said company the 50tii day of
Jrne 1906 IS correct and true, according 10 the
best OF their iuformatiaI knowledge and heii{f.
MATTER TRACY DANA. Attorney.
Subscribed and sworn TO before M. this 3oth
dsv OF July 1850. J. sCoFIELD BONE.
iSeaID Notary Public9
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Philadelphia, Pa, the 3lst day of December,
1899, as required by act of Congress approved
July % 1892:
ASSETS.
Casa On hand and in banks. S9221i u
heai estate i,"o9eoo 10
Bonds and mortgages (frst lien on
real cstate) ----------- 2Z2, ,4of W
Other SECURITIES .... H. 100 65
Stocks and bonds {ihArket value)---- ooouSo 81
Bills receivable ana collateral loans. 3z9,2Ss %
and dsssrTcd e'.. s54,972 os
december 81 ISIS ...,.,,........ 1852 rs
Total assets .....................$ SO, ,0o5 5o72 81
LIABILITIES.
policies e,.-..'.,' o $50 ,o32 SIG co
Present vs!de Of future payments
install-Jent policy cIaims % 143 IL
Le3ger liabilities and all otIer..... 1885 52
Reserve Tor unpaid losses and claims. 1H,14s 10
Net surplus .....................-. So, ,5Is 46
Total liabilities So, ,0gJ052 81
Dividends and expenses for six
months ending December 81, 1899:
DIVIDENDS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Szo,1li ~
current expenses ....-..,-.........s. 5ol,oa4 tt
Death losses and payments 10 mem
befs .....--.-..-......-...-'.- 41d,5o9 90
Total. s44,524 50
l.. G. FouoE, President
". s. CAMPBELL Secretary
City OF Philadelphia, State OF Pennsylvania:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lst day
of atch, 1899.
(SeaD r y QUINN, Notary Public.
STATEMENT of the condition of the PRUsSIAN
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF stet
TIN, GelrnaBy, 1he 5lst day OF December, 1899,
as required by act OF Congress, approved July %,
1852;
ASSETS.
Casa in bank $74,99l 81
Stocks and bonds (Insrket vaIue) -. 5s5, ,706 %
Bills receivable and collateral loans. 1870 4j
u NTE1rflE If1 .4.la &c
agents 61,02l Il
LIABILITIES
Reserve premium fund .S343. .697 As
Reserve ior unpaid Losses and claims. 64,217 s.
Statement OF expenses for six nlontis
ending June 30, 1860:
TIiEo W LETT0N, General Manager.
Subscribed and before this 18th
day OF July, 1850
(seal) WILLIAM 5 WRIGHT,
Notary Public.
STATEMENT OF the condition of the GENERAL
ACCIDENT ASH RANCE CORPORATION
H4mited) Of Great Britain. on the 3Uth day OF
June, 1910
Liabilities. including $4,000 deposit
capital z99'oJ9 ~ ~
Surplus .------.------ ------.------- 5o,3o- Is
Income Tor six months ending June
30, l900.... l00,045 81
Disbursements tor sIX months ending
Juic OJr lfJJ. cOsVio 10
State Of Pennsylvania, city Of Philadelphia, and
county OF Philadelphia.
WM- :. MUIR Of and Tor MUIR X HOUGHToN,
United State Managers OF the General Accident
Assurance Corporation tLimited), do declare and
say that the accompanying statement OF the CON
ditoR OF said company or the 30th day OF June,
1885, Is correct and true according 10 the best
OF their infornation knowledge, and belief.
NM = MUIR,
OF and for Muir & Houghton, United States Man
ayers
Subscribed and sworn TO before this 16Eh
day OF July, 1900
(SeaIa MAIL0N p. YOUNG.
Notary Public.
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HUGO SCHUMANN, President.
CHARLES RUX kIIAFENY- Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before this 35th day
OF july, 1860
tseaI) Z. 4. ZITTEI.,
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Tf0S H. SCOTLAND.
Vice President and Secretary.
4. r. STANH0USE, Second Vice President
Subscribed and swoIn to before me this 30t n day
OF ,jIIiy. 1900
(SaLJ JOHN :. THOMPSON.
Notary Public.
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Everybody Says So.

When everybody who has taken Casearets Candy
Cathartic saws they are the best laxative in
the Worid, why not Try them? All druggists, loc,
a5c SOC.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.


STATEMENT of the condition of the FIDELITY
Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Philadelphia, Pa. on the 3Ist DAY of December,
July % 1892:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-02-24

decesseui "Se promener sous
ces ombrages, avec, q son bras, une
femme jeune, charmante, la fee de
ces lieux qui Sc penche vers vous
ct repose sur les votres des yeux
voiles de tendresse."
Mirette? Pourquoi non? Avant
de gutter Anglins, maitre Mouli-
nier await pris la precaution de le
presenter CONNIE successeur q Nj.
Dumenil, ct depuis son installation,
il await eu plusieurs fois roccasion
de Sc rencontrer avec ce dernier
pour lentretenir du projet relatif
au Casino de Castellaillon. Lac
cueil quill recevait dams cette mai
son etait plus que cordial des SOU
venirs communs le rechauffaient.
On ne parlait pas settlement que
des affaires on causait amicale-
ment de vieilles relations de bon
voisinage existant depuis longtemps
entire les deux families. Un jour,
il await etc retenu q diner ct il
await pu, a loisir, considerer son
ancienne petite camarade d'enfance,
aajourd'hui jeune file de vingt-
deux ans, mnre pour le marriage,
qui ellie aussi l'examinait ID 'un rir
presque etonne que le petit garcon
son compagnon de jeu, fut devenu
un notaire.
Mirette Oui. pourquoi ne se'
rait-elle pas sa femmep Par rage
par leur fortune, par leur situation
ils sc convenient Fun Pautre d.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-02-24

point en- point. Un lien passe les
unissait deja. Ellie serait lie port
OH il s'abriterait. Pres dele, sous
la sauvegarde de sa caresse chaste,
il n'aurait plus craindre le retour
d'obsessions dissolvantes, ecuells
sur lesquels son existence etait me-
nacee de Sc briser! Ainsi, dams Ia
solitude sereine du crepuscule, IL
s'abandonnait a ga songerie heu-
reuse, laissant volontiers son ina
gination vagabonder autour d'elle,
opposant cette vision autorisee aux
divagations qui lie ramenaien. vers
une liaison reprouvee... Et lie lem
demain, il Sc reveillait Iesprit dis
DOS. Les affaires de nouveau lac
caparaient, femportaient dams leur
torrent. A son tour, il etait appele
lei, la: peu de loisirs. lui laissant
a peine le temps de rendre visite q
son pere, malgre la proximite des
deux localities. A son tour, il etait
le confident de la clientele. lie con-
SELLER de leurs interets. LIE vlsage
ferme, il await ecouter les plain
tes incessantes qui s'elevent. pareil-
les a des sanglots, des ames humai-
mes. La gangrene des consciences
s'etalait sous ses yeux, montrait
d'incurables tares avarice insatia-
BILE. prodigalite imprevoyante. du-
perie ct mensonge.
suiure.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-02-24
FE uILLET n.
L,IRRE MISSIBLE.
PAR ED. MARTIN-v1DEAU.

prend toujours chantant : or, Ia
chanson. n'est-ce pas Ia foraison de
Pane? Je mai donc pas peur qu'el-
le vous rende Ia vie maussade
vous n'aurez qua recouter pour
etre heureux. Ell puis, ne vous al
je pas dit tout rheure que son
pere await une large aisance
-Je le sails, fit Jean.
-Oui. Toutefois, ce que vous
ne savez pas. c'est ce que je vais
confer i yotre discretion. Apres
quoi, vous trouverez que ma charge
vaut plus que le prix que je vous
en- demande ct que Mile Dumenil
est IN tres rare parti pour un no.
taire... Mais votre cigare est eteint.
II ft craqner une allumette gull
offrit = Jean ct reprit:
Je vous al parle de Ia ferme
des Obiers. apportee en- heritage
! par Nine Damenil. Je ne vous ap-
prendrai pas. votre pere yous en-
ayant sans doute entretenu. le pro-
jet forme par une societe don't III.
Dumenil est un des principaux ac-
tionnaires, de fonder tout . cote
une station de bains de mer.
-Ce nest qu'un projet. inter-
rompit Jean.
Tres avance. s'ecria maitre
lMoulinier. beaucoup plus avance
qn'on ne sen doute. NJ. Dumenil
q ceda i Ia societe une partie de
| territoire dependant de sa ferme
ct voisin du bois de pins contre le-
| onel ron doit batir le casino. VOLTA
| ce que Pon salt mails ce 9u'ou
i ignore, c'est qn'un plan de vile es1
| deia elabore, avec trace de rues
emplacement de marche, indication
d'eglise ct de maison d'ecole ct que
lie tout s'eIevera sur le terrain
meme ressortissant i la ferme del
! Obiers. Ce terrain, aujourd hu
sans valeur. puisque rien ny pons
: Sc, 90 vendra plus tard les yeux d
Ia tste. Vous voyez le benefce
tirer dune situation pareille !?
Assnrement, appuya Jean, l'af
faire semble magnifque mais 9
; i'epouse la file, je ne pourrai pla
etre le notaire du pere?
. Bah que dites-vous Ia, MOI
i cher.a Vous savez bien qu'en pa
!. reil cas-. il nest pas interdit d
: prendre IN arrangement avec a
confrsre. moyennant certains avian
I tages? Qnand meme, votre pal
lsera encore Ia plus belle, puisqu
81 vous vous reserverez Mile Dune
J. nil. Pour en- finir, n'avais-je pa
i, raison de yons dire qu'en vous ct
ell dant ma charge pour le prix d
Is soixante cling mile francs, je vor
i fais un vrai cadeau d'amif
lr LIE clerc vint annoncer 10 prese1
e ce dun client jean Sc leva ct pr
o nonca Je ne dis pas non:
j. vous demande JUS lu'a demain po,
4 refechir ct consulter mon pers.
Is -Rien de plus l6gitime, st
81 notaire en- Sc leyant egalement.
81 Tous dsux regagnarent l'etud
Is On instant plus tard. Jean reno
Ii tait on voitare ct prenait cong
as lie lendemain, il revenait pour 60
is cIare defnitivement l'affaire, de-
e de i en- fnir promptement avec !
ns formalites Iegales ct reglemeDt
ID res, anxquelles est subordonp
facauisition dune etude. Mals
IS diligence. i en- cut naanmoi
re pour un grand mois. Eotre tenn
Us | II freque1tait sssidument chcz d
ar Ire Monlinier en- compagDie de I
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-02-24

1Oub C0la, uoHS lo pn0SOs 0soAo
dti etre assez luxueux 81 Ton lu-
geait par les decorations qui sub
siataient les hautes cheminees or
nees de sculptures. les panneaux
des portes ornementes de filets
dor et d'attributs, les fenetres
lumineuses, encadrees de fines boi-
series, ces restes dune splendeur
ancienne avaient encore grand air.
Mais dams ces pieces spacieuaes, le
mobilier, reduit al strict necessaire
ct peu en- rapport d'ailleurs avec le
style du temps, manquait. Comme
l'exterieur, l'interieur await besoin
de reparations serieusea.
lie notaire s'expliqua ;-Cest un
peu nu. Que vonlez-vousa Je suis
seul. ct i part ma chambre, ie Isis-
Sc les chooses ! l'abandon. Vous
etes ieune, ct lorsque vous serez
marie, votre femme redonnera ces
anti luites desolees le lustre qui
leur convient
sIls descendirent, passerent dams
le pare. Tous les soins dn jardi-
nier Sc bornaient al iardin potager.
Etant seul, au surplus. il n'e1t pas
pm les etendre 4 ce parc immense
don't le defrichement edt exige le
travail de plusienrs hommes.
-Voici mon Eden, declare mai
tre Monlinier. Jaime Il nature
avec ses Negotiations spontanees ct
ie deteste les arrangements hu-
mains. Aussi, vous le voyez. tout
pousse lei en- liberte: les ronces,
les orties, lee chevrefeuilles. les'li-
serone, c'est un emmslement de lia-
mes ct de A-urs. Et ne trouvez-
vous pas, CONNIE moi, que ce lais-
ser-aller repand un plus grand
charme7 Atfaire d.imagination.
obiectersz-yous Allons done /!
Mon avis est que nous ne sommes
pas de taille corriger ia nature.
Nous faisons joli, ellie fait beau
nous sommes toujours inferieurs :
ellie.
Cest nm paradoxe. fit observer
Jean.
I'm paradoxe3 men croyez.
vous capable 7
Il deaigna d son hote IN bans
rustique -Asseyons-nous ID. 9
vous voulez. II ) fait tres bon
Fumez-vous Je crois avoir quel
ques cigares dams ma poche.
II tirs son porte-cigares, fouvri1
ct le prssenta . Jean.
.Je vais yous demander, ftril. /
permission de fumer une pipe
Cest mon fable. IN villain defaut
n'est-ce pasi VOLTA encore mn
raison pour laquelle j'ai renonc
40 marriage. ajouta-t-il on plaisan
tant. La fomee du tabac. rodau
de IL pipe sortont. pouah Un
femme ne peut guere supporter 9
travers. Mais vous, vous etes
rsee Oh Ion est maitre de SOS habi
tnaes. All cher monsieur, je VOC
vois, vous promenant. ici sous g
ombrages. parmi ces feurs ct e
chants d'oiseanx, ayant an bras IN
femme jeune, charmante. la Zee q
ces lieax, qui 80 penche vsrs yor
et vous considers. e regard vol
de tendresse. Hel Hei GO ne 8
rait pas dsjja 81 NAL. J'en reviea
done Iobjet de notre enlretit
interronpu Nile Dumenil.
Vous 7 tenez
Parbleu. oni, ) items, 81 vot
bonheur en- depend. Puisque ro'
Il connaissez je n'insisterai pas y
son caractere gai qni 4 fait Il
ssmbIer l uDe faovette babillard
ss mirant ! chaque vagoelette
ruisseau avec nne graciense coqu,
~
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100 POUND WATERMELON (!

Think of Such a Monster !
We can all have them if we plant
Girardeau's Extra Fancy Selected ssTri-
umph. Seeds. From 10 other Seed
will such melons grow. thousands of
Melons grown from these Seeds In
1899 weighed 100 to lbs pounds each
one weighed 1881 and another l49a lbs.
COIN m IN CASH PRIZES for the
sWZlUsUU 8 largest :: Triumph y
Water melons grown in 1860 from Cir
ar.seau's Seeds.
Giant Beggar Weed Seed Specially.
D@-Send for Catalogue giving full
information to
w. NJ. Girardeau,
MONTICELLO, FLORIDA.
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La suffisance est un vernis qui fait
merveilleusement reluire la bAtise.
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A ur .Habitassts.

LIE soussigne annonce aux habitants de st
jean -Baptiste quill soccupe du traitement des
chevaux ct des operations de toutes sortes 4
leur faire II SO rendra de suite chez ceux
qui lie feront appeler.
S'adresser chez lui, rive gauche, on ini ecri
e La poste de Bonnet Carre.
CELESTIN BREDY
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

Samuel Madden thinks he has discov-
sorghum molasses and is contemplate
ing putting In machinery here next
summer and engaging in the business.
He Claims that under the new process
the gummy substance In the sorghum
is eliminated and there will be no fer
mentation no matter how long nor in
what kind of of weather the syrup is
kept. Mr. Madden favored us with a
sample of the syrup on Monday and
we pronounce 1t tirst-class. we con-
graduate him aud hope it will be sue
cessful.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14
WESTERN BREEzEs.

j. B. Shanks and family were visiting
In these parts last week.
j. B. Winters is building a new barn
and an addition to his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. DeGeer returned
from visit to AIva few days ago.
Mercury was down to six above zero
winter.
John Renfrew Sr., of CaprOn, o. y.
was visiting with his granddaughters
recently.
Some of the farmers took advantage
of the sleet and snow and got in their
summers wood.
Milton Greever's baby has been very
sick the past two weeks and is not
much better at this writing.
j. H. Gentry is building an addition
to the Rallsback house and will soon
move there. The principal reason as.
signed for the moving is because of
plentiness of water.
Mr.. Robertson has lost three COWS,
and Mr.. Frisby one COW and one hog,
from what seems to be hydrophobla.
There is considerable excitement over
the matter and there is some doubt as
to where it will end.
We have heard 1t reported that Dave
Angel stole 100 acres of school land.
We did not learn how he got the land
away-whether he moved it away with
his steam engine or moved it in the
good old fashioned way with skids.
The literary at the Lockard school
house has been 1ourishing this winter
Large crowds and good programs are
the features of every meeting. The
last officers elected are Wiley Wells,
president and Mrs. Lena Bragg, secre.
tary.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

Alva Review: Bert Roby, whose
home is on the banks of the classic
Greenleaf, was in Alva Saturday, hob
bling about on crutches. A miss lick
with an ak Clipped small piece from
the side of his knee, and although the
Injury Is not serious, it has made him
very lame... A. VanDemark re-
turned from Guernsey county. Ohio
where he has been consuming large
quantities of fruit and other eatables
not produced in Woods county. AT
Iowa City he visited Milton Ham who
formerly lived near Zula. Van looks
"slicker" than usual and whether he
viii be- content to live bs himself after
this VISIT back east, remains yet to be
seen.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

After doctors failed to cure me of
pneumonia used One Minute Cough
Cure and three bottles of it cured me.
It is also the best remedy on earth for
whooping cough. 1t cured my grand
children of the worst cases." writes
Jno. Berry, Loganton, Pa. 1t is the
only harmless remedy that gives i'm
mediate results. Cures coughs, colds,
Group and throat and lung troubles.
L. prevents consumption. Children al
ways like it. Mothers endorse it..
Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

J. Harry Gay, Ophthalmic Opticlan,
now at the Grand hotel, will remain
until Saturday evening, February 18th.
You are invited to call and receive a
thorough examination of your eyes.
Remember all examinations free. Of
flee hours 8 to II a. m. and 2 to p. m.
NOte-Ladies' entrance south door of
hotel. My rooms are No. II and 10
near head of stairs.
I HARRY CAV
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

a. NJ. Houchin's fine bird dog bit the
dust yesterday morning. 1t had either
been poisoned or was affected with a
spasm that might have developed into
hydrophobia. The dog got into Gla-
sier's store and had the force "treed' ;.
for awhile, until Sheriff Gano arrived
upon the scene and put his canineship
out of his misery. 1t is hardly neces-
sary TO say that the clerks breathed
more easily when the ordeal ended.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

At the opera house on Sunday even
ing, February 18th, Miss Minnie T..
Johnson. of Pittsburg, Kansas, will
commence a ten days evangvlistic
meeting under the auspices of the W.
q. t. U. of this city. Services during
the week at the Baptist chapel. Every
one in the city is invited to these meet
ings. Mrs. Houchin, sec.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14
THAT rHRoBBInG HEADAcHR.

WonId quickly leave you, ii you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for sick and nervous head
aches. They make pure blood and
strong nerves and build up your sys'
TEN. Easy to take. Try them. Only
% cents. Money back if not cured
Sold by j. r. Young Druggist.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postofiice at Medicine Lodge for the
week ending Feb. 10, 1900:
Mrs. A. E. Shatzer, Mrs. Curnburg,
Mr.. Been Taylor.
When calling for these letters please
state that they have been advertised.
J. N. TITUS, p. M.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

The Kiowa Journal, in cordial in
vitatlon to Its patrons to visit Its Office
when in town, says twice asSuringly:
mo one barred" Without knowing
what the previous custom has been in
the Journal office, it is safe to say there
is now at least no danger.-Wichita
Eagle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

There is more solid wisdom in every
chapter of the Bicycle Books Than there
is in the whole contents of many books
You ought to have them. They in.
clude FIVE volumes of Horse. Cows,
Berries, Poultry and Swine. Send so
cents for each to Wilmer Atkinson Co.,
Philadelphia.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

Jail ever since. The county attorney
elected to convict him of assault with
intent to xii: and make it a penitentiary
offense but he fell down, as usual. and
the verdict IS practically an acqui,tal.
The offense cannot be punished by i'm
prlsonment in the penitentiary and the
highest Jail sentence is one year. G..
M. Martin defended Kennedy and is
feeling elated over his victory. It was
q narrow escape.
The next case was the Kiowa bridge
matter. It begun yesterday morning.
The Board Of County Commissioners is
plaintiff and Kiowa township is the de-
fendanJ. The old timber of the Kiowa
township bridge is in controversy. The
county is represented by A. l.. Noble
with County Attorney Griffin on the
side. The township is represented by
A. l.. Herr. A jury was waived and
the matter was submitted to the court
on an agreed statement of facts. A
decision had not been announced when
we went to press.
Court will probably adjourn on Sat-
urday.
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W. S. Philpot, Albany, Ca, says,
"DeWitt's Little Early kisers did me
more good than any pill every took"
The famous little pills for constipation,
biliousness and liver troubles. Young
Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-02-14

Report of Driftwood school for the
month ending February End. No. of
boys enrolled IL, No. of girls enrolled
Z. total 49, Total No. of days attended
2l3. average daily attendance 1884.
Those neither absent nor tardy, Birdie
Jarvis, Maudie and Fannie Allen. No.
of DAYS taught twenty. Harry Nc
Guire. teacher.
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Strayed or stolen from my pasture in
Barber county ,one thorough
bred Short Horn bull branded on left
hip. Anyone returning or giving in
formation leading to recovery of same
will be rewarded. MARY E. EsTILL.