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nab ben gtiasara Sdllen auf Der Gle
pelano, 2prain & Wbeelins @ilenbabn
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nlelu nirb 5u oen Sfpede nm bic AuS9lel6un9 oes
WertbeS ppm @runbetgentbum in Snscaramas @onntp.
pie periebe bon ben perbiebenen 2anbabihaBern bel
Der leseu aebuabrsen abihdsun9 etnberbtet tpuroe,
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pelano, 2orain & Wbeelina gilenbabn
am @amltas. Is. Musult 1900. Ser
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-16
3erbrodene 3ierat9e.

Serr Ttaior. Der beribmte gemeut5abrifant bon
New Dorf. erfldrt einige iebr ntereiane 1batlabsn
betreffS Wtaior's @ement.
Die arpBe Menae pelde bieien betaunten Ar,feI &C.
braub meiB pobI oaB er piele bunoert proaent bel.
fer it, alS anbere gemente fir fpele beriebe Mnz
iprueb semadt tpirb. aber 0ele riien nint maruut.
6ie enfate urade lit. baB Dtaipr bic beftea le be-
ten b,eies nt tbuu neil befeIben fpitIpieg fHe inb
beSbaIb fsiren grpBen 9rpfit gefatteu psrr MoIer
iaet ms bob ein BeunetbeiI Ieines GeusutS s3. 70
baS Hfnnb unb ein anberer 1895 bic @oapne foitet,
ip1brenb etn GROCER She'll bon iogeuannteu Cement
unb Hiifgem &etm I'M Ssnoel nidtS meiter III, aI8 l6
Gents 2eim aufaelDit in aaiier ober Gitrontnidfe.
Mnb IN inan4en sfdllen nod gednbert q }arte mp
Ser.db bur1 3uiab bon biliseu uno nnnasen 4atts
ri0lten.
Major's Cement tpirb 81 Is rnb Is Gsats per Ghxbe
nerfauft nnb iuenn elm 66nbIer einen anberen MytRl
anitatt beielben au berfaufen iut TO faan maxafor
iein baB e ieine abiitt it, eMen srbbesen Vroft su
MAIDEN.
6dnbler an irQenb enem Cement madben snllte, ppS
66nbier oud nod bnrd, Rerrn Wajsrs AnasieeU pEp.
ftirt Diee Anseisen fDfttn aber 5000 ben 4s6adt.
WsissSt oorauf oaB Sbr w,aior's Geme9t seAnatk.
unb beenaqt Sud nibt init benz unmaBsebftd1
menn Sbr sttpas seaidIi9ieit bsiist nssa Shr psr-
bet tpabriheiuIidb auSfnben. bat Ilx ss!q 3eib.
oIS Shr 9eglaubt habit 10 tbnnt Sbr Cd EySH@is
jhube unb bic pauSiHnbe felbft repartrsN ne
irqenb einen anberep MrtifeI BON 0nmn& Qs6E,
nit Maoior's @nmmi.Gement ober Moiors hRe !.
ment ABR irerbet ftouneu. Ute pieie HrHnrS D6U6D4
iplhren6 6eS HahreS 0eipart usrheH fDnnen. e
Wcnu Guer Mppthefer bie5en Cement nidf N42kMt
enn 10 fpirb Ga ir9eno pelhe Ecrte per Don n0stU
an0eIanot C--1 G--- >
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
TASTED Forty-one Days.

TRENTON. Aux. There comes &c
this ciIy 81 apparently truthful story
telling h0~ Thomas Good 0t New Bright
On township. Bucks county. Pa. ham
Isl ssvt-al miles up the Delaware river,
TASTED and rstrGiled from drink for II
days Mr.. Good : - years cit. = Quak
- and well known. He has been 8 suffer
~ from stomach trouble FOR year>- Ply
siciSls say that u human being can live
without drink t0r II days. and this part
Ot the story makes Il appear improbable
But Al CtScial Il s hank in this city d.
clsrss be personally knows that the oil
gentleman went without food o. drink for
many days
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

Take care Of the stomach and the health
will take care Of Itself II people only real.
lied the soun5ness oi that statement the
majority nigh, live to good old age like
Moses, "the eve undimmed, the natural
force unabaiei." It is in the stomach that
the blood Is made. /; is from the stomach
that rourishment Is dispensed to nerve and
muscle. II the stomach is weak 1t can't
do its whole work for each part Of the body
II ID is diseased the disease will taint the
nourishm-nt which IS distributed, and 50
spread disease throughout the body. I; was
the realization of the importance OF the
stomach as the very center Of health and the
commoa source OF disease, which led DR..
Pierce TO prepare his Golden Medical DIS
covery." diseases which originate in the
somseh mus, e cured through the stom-
ach." The sourt1ess Of this theory Is
proved every day by cur o: diseased Or
cans, heart. liver. lungs, t.o5i-by the use
Of the "Dtscoyeryn which IS solely and
sinciy medi.ine for the blood and organs
of cesi0u and nutrition Il IS temper
anc- medicine .ortains no alcohol, whisky
or o.ber int1Ni-aut.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
CHRISTIAN Worker. at N6rthneld.

EAST \ORTHEIELp. Mass Aug 3.
TIE eighteenth aHEual general cu-fsE-
encs u Ch-i>Iisa Workers opened here
last evening. AL day guests had teea
coming frVu all parts q the country 10
attend these UsSJi1s>- There were over
loo persons in the auditorium. the
largest gathering for an opening evening
IN TIE history q the conference William
r Moody presided AZ the meeting. which
was opened. - has long bSel the custom.
by = s5rs service conducted ly Ira L.
Ssnkey. who fo- over 4 quarter 0f i ce1-
tsry was cowOCksr o: the late Dwish- L
MOODY. N-. Moody said II opening that
prayer should have The Important place IN
this cCutersncs- ari hs called upon =
number Cf prominent cleEcyIen and lay
men 70 lead IN divine appeal. Rev. ~.
Campbell Morgan q Lcli0a opened the
addresses. II was memorial 41i-sSs 10
Dwight L Moody
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

SALINA. Kan. Aug "a Uuiol Pa
cicc east bound passenger train V-1s he'd
~ several rilss we>C u Hug. Colo. %
uiles this SIDE u Denver. TIE rasSsE-
Sers II TIE Pullman slsSrs-s were robbed
Sf their UoGEy and v4lcablss- Az Cli
man named Fay. & resident of Ca-itOrUiA.
who had bSsr visiting n Ds-ver ard was
% rs way % =. Louis, ret-sej % sur
reader hls v1iEAblss and fred s >La- AZ
ore % the robbers. b-r MISSED There
Upca the robbers ErsL. 5Ee shg, s1rscizs
Pays meath zzi coming OK A. ths csck
os his k5a8. killing him almost Instantly.
The rCb1sr> stopped TIE train. jumped
CT 81 escaped
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

CONSTANTINOPLE Aug I.-Ths
sultan'> health i tsilius fast. and hi.
weakness ! increased by his fear u as
>assinati0u. he tainted yesterday morn
inc. and this caused / rUmo- that be had
beea poisoned He has ordered the dis
rniss4l u al Itali1-s connected with hi.
household Or employed near the imperial
palace. JUS before the last selaulik the
sultan gave 0rGe-s that all visitors with
draw from the CEREMONY. Every stranger
was removed from the pGlace dut is VI
ciuity. Among th1>e excluded were sew
sral prominent Germans and Russians
The embassy officials 4re indignant over
the EXPULSION
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Blue
Jackets. marines. e1->oliiers of the Ninth
infantry AMI refugees crowded the deck
ot the transport Logan. FROM Tsku Wis
Japan. which has just reached her jocs
here. There were men. women and chill
dreu on the vessel direct from Tien-tsin
who had escaped from the u0bs Of Box.
ers aud the imperial Chinese troops
Nearly all u the passengers in the cabir
had :slt the depressing effects ~ = siege
and were more than glad 70 get hack &
civilization. Among them were pr. Dif
fe-torfsr and Mr.. -. Mcintosh whC
were il the mill AZ Tieu-ISiu where thu
Chinese were held AZ bay before n,
Sr>t relief came through.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
Table of Percentages.


BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Aug. IA
general state election for state and cuun.
y officials and for members ~ the gen.
ergi assembly was held iu Alabama yes
terlay. and "a larSc majority was "
turned Tor the Democratic ticket. headed
by Wiliam !. Sanford ot Lee county
who vil De inau-urated as governor oI
Dsc. l. The Republicans. Popuii>t> and
PruEihiti1ui>ts had tickets in the field
but returns - far indicate s victory fol
the Democrats by an overwhelming ma
iority. The Populists and Republicans
will together possibly have II u the 13z
members ~ the legislature. loss Of
about - par cent. The Democrats have
elected county officers in several cOun
ties which heretofore have been Popu-
H>tic. General apathy marked the eleC>
tiOu. and light vote was east.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
Poor Ft.Ains season.

81. JOHNS Y. 2. Ac-. She Isl
err outlook : the UC>t Gug4v0rAbIe
known Eere in ress-r years Owing %
the ice blockade 81 rhe LAh-ator coast
TIE catch y c0d there shows A decided
decrease WhIch IL vii not D. po.ssIble %
C5ssc turt-. the remainder y The sea
sc1- Tas fishery around The Nswt1uud
lAad codSg : also backward. AMI the
prospect of even AZ average catch q
equally hopeless
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
THE REVOLT MAYEND
Filipino Leader Meets MacAr-
thur and Offers to Surrender.
ALSO OFFERS TO BRING IS iCUlylLDO
News Comes Through the Jrnts Mt
HonEkopg That Negotiations Are
In Progress Under the Am-
nesty Proclamation.

HONGHO\C. Aux. >.-Nanila atvices
q the Filipino juuJa assert that Major
General Macarthur. the military govern
CT IL the Philippines and General Ale
iandriun. & LEADING rebel commander. sire
negotisting for the surrender uuder the
suncsty proclamation " the iusursvut
forccs in centra, LuuOu. These rebel
fcrcSs include thOSc under Colonies LU-
cunS snt TecSOu. who last Wednesday
captured Lieutenant A,>taetre- ~ tle
engineer corps and II cavalrymeu.
pliscat inquiries at army hcI3cuar-
terS iu Manila failed % confirm the ry-
port ~ any such Negotiations bciu- on
f,ct. Il l. known. however. that Gc1-
eral Macarthur hiss b-yC iu constant
conference with the rebel politicians ant
military leaders with the olirc. = bring
ius about QtlcC otherwise than by 1sbt-
ius.
on Saturday la>, General Macarthur.
with au eSc1-r ~ n-icyr> went 90 san
Fern uio sud mot Alejanjriuo at con-
ference which hsd previously heen ar
rsn-si According % the Fllig-uo> Gen
e-ai AIsiautriuo then made hi> offer 70
surrender the central Luzou ret~l com
uaLt> and also % produce Aeuiualto un-
der certain conditions which w.-e not
made pUOlic. The result of this confer
sace : not known. \, its couc,u>iru
General Alejaudriao returned 70 tie
mountains.
There has been 81 increase u insur-
cent activity during the last three weeks.
especially IN the way ct aubu>hes and
attacks upon small parties. First Lieu
tenant Alstaetter ot the en- .ineer cOrps.
with an escort u Is men. was taken in
Suit1>h in the province pI Nuevs Ecija.
Luron. by isree force. The Americans
fought until their ammunition was gone.
Sr3. - they were surrounded. there was
nothing % 30 but surrender. One man
was kiii,,i ari three were wounded
General LAcuZa. who was in Command
of the Insurgents. returned the wounded
with 8 leCreg promising % treat the pris-
C-erS we'll
Lieutenant Boctou HElesbsrS - was
subuShei ard killed near Santa Cruz,
province Of LAsuEx.
Five men u the Twvrty-Iourrh infzn-
try were captured in NuevA Ecija. but
Sergeant Schmidt q The Twelfth infan-
sy. With seven men. traLed the czptoss
kuG killed Eve.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
odell VIII Not Run

NEW YORK. Aux. >.-Ths situation
relative % the nomination - a BspUb-
kcal candidate for governor. which for
s few days Chrea-suei various CON plea
tioZs, : clearing. and the matter Eay be
ss-Ilsi before the end q the ws+S 20 the
szri>facriO1 y all cO1csrusj- The Hon.
r B. O5sll. Jr. chairman y the state
committee. = rDr % D. nominated FOR
governor. according 20 present plans De
kSS never BEEN 4 candidate for the nom
i1zri01 and ha> revs- said be would take
il. and the attempt % force IL upon him
has heec GtauGo1sd- Mr.. Oisu had 4
louc ,alk with Ss1aror Plarr n the orr
e-ral hotel
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
F.mou. Insurance case set,Ied.

LEAyENWORTH. Kan Ac-. s.
After slI trials II The United States gir-
c-i- Cv1rr and 4 dSl4y Il y Year, s1t :
Eo-Ihs rha Murudl Life Insurance coE-
pauy u New YORK yesterday settled jts
ea>e WIKI Mrs Sai.e Z HiI-C1-Sui,h
IN this ci-y oy gtyI-- her 500 in cash
TIE aI1uu-. with interest teSre~L by
Jury % De t-s her on a policy tsl1 By
HIiuo1 VIXEN he disappeared In ls14
The Mutual Life - New Yrrk : rkz
second u The -1rs- C-iEizzl --s-rl-es
svUpauis> . settle The CCurryCicCc
MUrusl i sril 11ljius 71- WIKI / !Ui.-
u1sa- u SIl.05+ against IL
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
BASEBALL SCORES,
Results of Yesterday's Games In tn,
National League.

Al ST. Louis
st. Louis......... $500 Oi1ie 81
New Nork. 3 0 o. 1
Hits-St. Louis i0, New YORK 5 Errors
st. Louis. s. New York 2 Batteries
Jones and Criger; Carrick and Grady
At ChiCagO-
Shicago. Q 0 81 . -
Brooklyn .....-.... @ Q Q 90 Q o. !
Hits-Chicago 70. Brooklyn. : Errors
Chicaec @. Brooklyn. e Batteries-Grif.
iith and Chance. Weyhing. Howell ans
Mcclure
At Ciuciuuati-
Cincinnati. ........ 0 0OiOa -
Boston o @ o 0 o 0 O. &
Hits-Cinciursti . Boston s. Errors
Cincinnati 2 Boston. g. Battertes-Breit.
ensteiu and Peitz. Cuppy Nichols an6
CLARKE.
At Pittsburg-
PijtsburE -. 40o0 Oo5 -
Phiiadelphi3...... o 0 o Q O. 4
Htts-Pittsburg II. Philadelphia 5 Er.
rors-Pittsburg /, Philadelphia. g Bat
tsries-Tannehul and Schriver Piatt anJ
Murphy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

BELGRADE Aug S-kic- AIsx4r-
der yesterday welded Mus- p-G-a Mas
chin the ceremony being performed with
great PuUp- In koGor O.. the event -hs
king granted n amnesty together wiki
numerous political rzrL11>. including rhs
former Radical Premier Ta-schLn1vich-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

CHICAGO Ag-- T.-Chicag0 pzeks-s
have be~1 a>S=d by rAs government &C
furnish -.Nu.uuu pounds II meat with
IN 81 days tgr The American soldiers IN
rh- o-i---- This : sabi u - -he I1r.ssf
rv.uls5ci1n ever issued by the slvsru@eri
ot tie United States
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
Hernrf sing EaIal.

WESTERLY. r / Aus- +--An u-1-
Sc1l fatality : reported from -hs vils -e
% W0odsviIs. Ken miles east troE heFe.
Frank Rdrt1n- 4 farmer. - Years u -.
whi-s moving was ssuus by BLACK hog
usc ard iis3 f,-r hours 8t-s-wAri \
physician was ealrJ. hl- * faded 70
reach the Kan II TINE % relieve 1ls SUI
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
He Sit n Torpedo.

NEW YORK. AU-- IA -Eutyr Z
ygu-- -srs-s g-ly5-- ou Mu-ts-ry street
Rear Prince. tJ-uL a rai-u1t Il-r=,ia-
Peter tTurilla. 3 years 1lL PAT u be-Wee1
hs rse-1 and biz 1arG Peter ! IN :.
N.uevu-'s hospital minus several r=y-A
aEl = portion u Li, i1wba-e.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
Chicago IuarSnIa. Arrested

CHICAGO. Aug .. - L1cy PArs0us
ani ave o,hxr aaArchhs,s were arrested
hsre yesterday while attempting % h1i}
a meeting The poliee had been Informed
q the gathering In atva2es and arrested
TIE pCizcipaLs a. s0ol H. tEEy APPEARED
ca the platform \ considerable aGsur.
q Izcsn.iiAry literature Vas cOr6scateG
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
Buaaio. Good SHOWING

WASHING TON Aug The popc
Iati9u 0t the city u Buffalo. accvrtins
. the olEcill count of the returns of II.
twelfth cs-Sus. : - follows. 1900. 81.
2l9, l>S'l. 2-Ists5t. Thsss 5-ures show
t0c the city a. 4 whole an increase IL
Vopzla5io- - 9.k-Ij1 o. S7.71 Per cent
from t>su % lgun
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
rnnau. Lie .arer prad.

SAN FRANCISCO Avg. T--Car-ai1
FREDERICK IsruEle. IN OH El-z saLg- wL}
had the ersdig II saving more th1- lUo0
lives during his career. i dad in tbs
siry he WIS horu In southern England
II r>.3
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

BISMARCK. y n AGs. 3-Al rec
,-rcs Tor hCt weather 1ecv were b-vks1
yesterday. when the government thsr-
Eaguleseg Registered l05-e degrees. he
srdiriss ARE dry a. JiuisT. aud 1rss are
reported u have bs-n started in many
2laSsS
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
>windIer Arrested

MALONE Y 7. Au. "a s7li
hriek svi-ilsr who has b~sz 0persriu-
under the UzEss q S-i,h. Osis-. Pratt
and Flower i uriss Arrs<, Il rhs FruaS-
In coEEJy lGI AZ tbs pl,ce- About
u7c-h ag0 ks sWl-ila3 q Nassaez zuss -
farmer cut q s. l,u 1y means q th-
a. .srI..
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

BERLIN, Aug g. Captain Bars1-
dakI q the imperial navy w1o h1s ass1
lrranSiu< for an sXpetiriCl ic ssd-rh Z
the uO-rh vols, VII - san tru- Han
kGrs A-S II % the Mar1lcc. 4 Sshine
schooner y ~ roCs e-1ri--- he u9E IN
tsads % gursr rhs pack ics east q Sgit.-
h..--.----
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

pCNKIBk. y. Y Au-- >-Ar =
meeting u grape shippers u vas s-G-ec
rhas Jhis ,sa>s-'> growth VII aggregate
uaAt cars Committees were appointed
. contract sar t-uuuuIo baskets. \ fz-
crsass fin -he prise u trans >gorJaCi1u IL.
been secured
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
su.Il R.i.in Crop.

FRESNO. Cal. Aug I'll; : reported
that TIE raisiu crup wiu u5g De a. large
as sxpsc-lL Esriuatss Vlace IL AZ Suuo
10 3 Al0 ear Laads- The rsJ spllar = rs-
suonsiolz for E-USE 4 tie damage.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

LONDON, Az "A regular cycl7-a
las prevailed throughout rha Crirs4
Elucl1u >izcs early la,t evening Loss
.. LIE on IzE1 and sea AMI rh= te>-rue-
riC1 - shipping aBi 0-ksr pgvgsEJy are
rsuarLsS-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09
Hot In NsrtAeru View York.

WATERFOWL. y. Y Aug s.
Sovrhsru New Yerk is in the grasp ot !
lst wave. the most severe IN years The
s<2p~Far-rs reached l0S degrees.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-08-09

ELIZABETHTSWN. Y Y. Aug 1.
Mount Marcy. in 'As AEirOz54exs. WIS
sAits wl1A snow yesterday 1eg1ias-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-08-22
GEORGE CLAYTON HERR.


Born February 5, 1895, died August
is. 1900, aged 5 years. & months, IL
days.
George was the oldest child of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen E. Herr who reside q
short distance west and south of Kio-
wa. He was taken sick with an at
tack of membranous Group on Wednes-
day morning and on Thursday evening
at O'Clock his soul was at with the
angels. His father was at Augusta
when he took sick and did not arrive
home until after death claimed his
child.
Georgia: was a healthy cheerful,
bright little boy, joy to his parents
and an especial favorite of his grand.
parents. Their sorrow is intensified
by reason of the suddennes. of death
and their grief can not be measured in
words.
The funeral services were held in the
M. E. church at KIowa on Saturday,
and the precious little form was laid
to rest In RiyerYiew cemetery in the
presence of many sorrowing friends,
neighbors and relatives.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-08-22
GOOD CIRCUS COMING.

The Great Sells s. Gray's United
Railroad Shows, Circus, Museum, Me-
nagerie and Hippodrome will exhibit
at Medicine Lodge, Monday, August
9th. BY agreement with the Ameri.
can Pooled League of American show
men, this will be the only big show to
exhibit in this county this year. The
finest horses and street parade ever in
Medicine Lodge and should attract big
crowds. Cheap rates on all railroads.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-08-22

WEBB-ALFoRD-Mr. Jesse o. Webb
and Miss Belle o. Afford will DO unit
cd in marriage at the residence OF the
brides parents in Hazelton this even
ing. The bride Is the oldest daughter
OF Mayor w. @. Afford and is highly
esteemed by all who know her. The
INDEX wishes them the greatest suc-
cess and happiness.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-08-22

Pratt Union: Chester I. Long open.
Cd his campaign at Medicine Lodge,
his home place, recently. There were
40 men present. The frost was so "bit-
ing" that 1t is claimed the leaves have
been droppning from the shade trees
ever since.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-08-22

The fact that G.. NJ. Martin and Capt.
II. II. Hardy headed the delegation for
Medicine Lodge at the republican con-
ventiOn on Saturday, has wounded the
feelings OF the bosses very much. II
makes them hot under the collar to
have 1t thrown at them that they were
out. generated.
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The warmest political gathering that
Barber county has experienced for ten
years was witnessed in this city on Sat-
urday. It was the day to nominate q
republican county ticket. and the intel
llgent element of the rank and file of
the party came to make fight for their
rights and to show the heelers in the
county seat that they could no longer
be the whole thing. The war started
Thursday when the primaries were
held. In Sharon and in Medicine Lodge
townships the anti boss element pre-
vailed and solid delegations were NAM
ed for the anti boss candidates heaoed
by Sam Stewart for representative.
This state of affairs made the air blue
to the vision of the manipulators, but
they did not give up. Riders and driv.
ers were sent to every precinct in the
county and the supremacy of the Big
Four was maintained.
The fight conferred on the candidates
for representative. w. e. Millar was
the ring candidate and Sam Stewart
was backed by the plain people. In
townships whore there were large turn
out at the primaries Stewart delega-
tons were named, but in townships
where few men did the work the dele
cations were fixed for Millar. The
bosses claim now that Stewart could
not have secured the Medicine Lodge
and Sharon delegations If they had not
been caught mapping.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-08-22

Fl. I. Woodward will close out his
summer calicOes for five cents a yard,
to make room for an immense stock OF
fall and winter goods which are now Cd
the road. Don't fail to take adyan.
tage Ut his low prices on this line of
goods while they last.
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r. L. LINDLEY.
Successor to Cook u Llndley.
w. L. McCIeary. Of Wa.b,noton

w. L. McCIeary, Of Washington,
Pennsylvania, arrived IN the city on
Saturday. He has extensive real es-
tate interests in the western part of
the state and is out looking up q loca-
tion to engage in business. Mr.. Mo-
Cleary Is . capitalist and has lately
taken fancy to the west. It is
among the Possibilities that he will put
IN another bank in this city. He and
8. c. McCIain are old friends.
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treated. Consultation free.

The finest stock Of Window Shades
and Lace Curtains to be found anv-
where can Be seen ct Woodwards. II
you need anything In this line 70 ~
see how cheap he sells them.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-08-22

The petition asking for the removal
OF VIM. Craven - administrator of the
estate OF Kate Craven. OF Kiowa, was
heard In probate court last Friday and
Saturday aud Judge Lacy sustained
the petitioner James j. st. Lawrence.
Nelson Multer was appointed. but an
appeal was taken to Judge Gillett in
chambers and it viii be heard today.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-08-22

We are requested to announce .
meeting of the Modern Woodmen at
tho hall on Thursday night, August 80.
There will be an abundance Of work.
Refreshments will be served.