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falot | R9rbeben at bett: Steo pso
Mibnatstio. Oct siprNe Siumelsn
faa .ps Tom Oasen Ct UIinut. Oct
tnalbebs, Tom ON fere Sdnonsr bIsp
ofpret / burtis padbinauN:nfslss /
fem Minutter.
g~aaroarbeiss bssbnot.
Siour SAILS. 17be Geb. = 8aaros
bruser groHins Sddfon, Tom Dor Ipu
Drill / Rprboeit, bespnbt. for ct BAR
0ose fiben at barpe pdd in @aaro.
Gan flyer, at S9Isn er uOe at Sorpeu
/ bans Dtitritt. Dette ,r ben fsrite
Rapport iaar ON Naararbsioets Bee
spnoelfe.
Sarttestsbsibital.
!Suron, 17be 5eb. = 8praaSst fcrss
tos isaur Striot til at fire ct 8ars'
t~ests6ofpitaI (0etenttpnsbcipttaD for
3opper os andre fmitfomrms Spsoom'
me. Strense aparantansr.slsr piI
blips sisnnemfsrt, bpis anItOuinsen
trGper bet.
ssHsrt I sisistOH.
Siour SAILS, 17be Tsb. Den
2nn 4pril Ital SisfetonS Sorsere
palee g~pembebsmano og iadleoes
faa ct rsgulart 8pftpe ifsI9e RduIs
tatet at ct nplis afbolbt ipecieIt 9dIg,
bpor 5prildaet ON at intorporere
Sisieton Icm 9p bEep wotaset 'mso
tor Mdiorit.t.
Sernbans til Slad Sias.
9ptpbI., 17be Seb. = asiiitsrenos
superintendent % andre al WiI'
tpduteebanens G~mbebsmGnb retfte I'll
@parts peo MisSourtHpRn / i'm ipes
cisle 8psn 5rebus pg bI.o Der til
igadr. Seres Spbolb Der sr at tor
@igtigbb. Der er ine,n 5pil ON,
at ganen til 8adren piI bIios forl9ns
get til 9lad Sins.
u. Gsrup, fum nplig miiteoe I'm
Msbsls os Sfentrumss gpguins uso
Slbebrano, Ifal opfsrs en- for, I'm
Notwithstanding, fom pil bIipe en-
prpb for Dor gp.
On nrprt @inlo.
Seaopooo, 1919 5eb. = Wtedoe
Gountp bar netop betult til 2aprence
Gpuntps aa8ie $4,000. ION par
ben Del al ben sdmIe Obligations
gi9lb, Tom Gountiet arpeos fra 2dlpz
renee Gointp, oengang ba Gouutist
blep f~raitiIt. pengene blep itrdr al
&asiereren betaIt til Sierne at De
10 Procsnts Oblisdtioner, fom bIep
oberbruset til benz FOR % 2lar iioeu.
0ette er be iiofie at ben uoihoeIie.
2utprence Gountb Sfattenoers er
tilfrebis meb ben Bill. Tom er Oeot1s
get, ps iom sjsr GountpiaIoonsrs
9icenie bstal6dr bare til Gouutist.
5or 5ibsn er Der 81 Sdloou,r /
Gpuntish os be bill betals $4,000 ON
Madnsben til Gountptdsfsn.
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Satarrb
81 en- frnititntipnEl Spaeenl.

or en- tcriiiintionei Sugoem.
Zen opitdar af en- itrpiulss lilitaao Of
Slpeet os sr aihrusis al Den 5ilinHo.
Zen bepirier cite Soveopiae OF Sotu'
melbeo. tneuITtsr pGa Suiaseu, Snsien. Sg'
rsiien, augriber acknowledgements ps ior.
iiDrrsr 1tooeu.
zen plaasoe @rS. 0iraui ShireS. Sa6sl.
terrible. q. ~. / 20 Nor ! TrRf. berppeee
henoe 9HlteiauieH. aloroe heuees aanee-
erRt heiuRrliat on ineptrteee ! bgi Srac
paa heHses he!e Selbree.
DUN 5epioner. at sitsrat Bun hdoee tceet
manae andre MsoieiAer for ben uoen rdr,s
&iriniHa blep bun hurtlst % par,gt belbre'
bet benoss qnsteians gleusipst % tenoes
~alminsellee SnHofes meset forbeeret nee
Hoods SarSaparina
7eune nyperlise gsseiciH bar ber,rIet Dc
men pionnosrlige Stibreoesicr icr aatarrb
iisiae iriuilist siune SieHesbpra Yrso
Den.
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Xpbe.V uinnter 1897.
Sra anore Sanoe.
Tronmins Sspbit bssrts.

,yId NIlOlS ~QItSS'
f~ronnins Sspbit bssrts.
Stoctbolm. I7n 1sb. - Droruins
Sppbits Silitano bar MI btor.t Jig
mtaet. % bet antaees, at BUN iuart
tan fprlaoe Spssienstn. os at BUN oil
'cmms fig fuISiteuotgt.
@nnorier samot
aritianid, 17s 5sb. - : Reftrs
f,abslsbst pad Sisitsr ioas i,irebs
8uuoerfen / 500 meters2sbet mec
en- lib al 4725 Setunb. 3 5000
Weters2sb,t ourot Watbn meb en-
sib at 8 Wimutsr 242s Setuno.
Sunetri.u ciI bIi tiIti.nbt aoneens
Yotal.
aisrte imos 8onasn.
9isbenbacn, 1see S,b. - W.oens
aoHe Gbrtfian ben ODE % bans
Ssn prins WdIbemar | 3sreaae
ipaeisr.cs pad en- offentlis promeua.
oepsi, ,isrte en- Siulrpttsr Iist imoo
aoneen. tpaTteos bans enc Ben % tie
fsIeoe bans RIaoer. aonsen patl.pe
os ptIoe bdc. falot ON, bpis lite prins
ZEN babe itfttet BAN. Siulrpttsrsn.
Der ttte babe antIie um, bpem B, TO
Serrer bar, bIep lint og sao fig til at
fialbe BEN uo atpud. bporpad prins
Wdlemar sreb BAN o. operlepereoe
BAN til en- poIitibstieut. or o.nne
III ben arm, Waro bib., boem ban
babe tolio,ret m,o % bao oa nos
mpst ON 5orlaoeIie, bporpda aona
ebriitidn ~soomobist befuIeos, at 5ps
ren itulbe Hippo fri.
Str6ne gintr | Europa.
) &gpnosIien al oenre lls. melotes
Der ON ualminoelis baarot 9eir ira
ole adntsr af europa. GngIano,
2pitIuno, Stalien, Sponisn, gIttrria
og RusIano bi.miss.es at lpGre Snts
itorme os SprGnstuIot. ) S6rpeib
blep mango 2anosbper belt uoet9nat
"a Dorbiroslis meb Omoerosuen. on
mango Perioner omipm. SsIp neo, /
@lgier | afrt,a falbt Der 5ne, o.
mango al b. Snbfeote frss libel.
Rom babe for dnotn Sang / 8int,r
ct ui9erdnligt tort SrefdIo. I
Spofrantriss er flsrs 6lobsr frosIet
belt til, bpiItet er noa.t rent ubsrt.
Sgiad pda !9apet bar b.r oer,t
Stps9eo.ir. Den ioenit. Bart Sop
pet. Sapteir einbblom, blto IaaIeo.s
al ben odHIte Camper "Raiaben"
ilGbt inb til @rimsbp. .Fl.rdt ben
bdooe toatoeret mso ben BRITTLE Dam.
per "Scmer". Tom uutasss at pare
Iuntst meo i'm Is Wanbs 9eIGtning.
Gan inutisoe Srit
5bomas O'Donnen, Rdtionaliif %
parIamentsmsoIem fra Deit Rerrp /
Srldno, bolot | 5irsoass en- Gale pdd
Srt | bet brittle llnoerbus. Spa
teren tdlote BAN til Orben o. giOroe
bam opm9rtIom pud, at ban bruqte
ct Spros, Tom ban (Speat,ren) itte
foritoo. San tilfsieos, at / 600 Ndr
bduoe intet WeoIsm indttet dnbst END
ensslft / Observation-Disclosures o.
knitiaeoe til O'0onrel at BRUCE bet
famine. 5Iers Weolemmer raa6te
"WeIfb!", os Sobn Nurpbb ertlGr.c.,
at Grit bar bet kSits Weo6eleHess
mibotl for Sr.rns, mar uogst Idd benz
pdd !6ierte, men bet 6leo boa til bet.
at S8onrea fortintts I'm Sdle paa
gnseIit.
Bill lite bill bill iffe.
Ser tr after nosl. sslsgramms:
ON Salg.t at be bdnit peitinoifs
Ger, IOm Oi operlaoer til 2rieru,
isIc at fnos R,oe |, iom b. beoIi iors
itadr:
Sonoon, 18oe Jeb. - Den oanit,
Rsgisring bar pluoi.lig afbruoi ale
GcrbdnoIinstr meo be 5Or,nsSe Sta
ter ON SuIsst al Be oanits OsftinoiH,
Ger. 0ette itpIoes ct f~orSslugtiat
2l.. ird bet nnnifs aftniintiTs
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
gohlsberims paa sansef.

garaboo. 1SR Jeb. = Poitleperins
paa 2anpst bsspnoer ! oenne gp ben
lite Maris. af tsOe gnIss.r, ON
goitbuob,fininssn bIsD ire. ipm Be-
itoo Gramsn, Dulst, usmIis Carl Sofs
man, u. R. Gxnperiru os 8. Sooi.
Gbriitran 9pruo sr SuppIsant. Ga
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

Sc nofomne gtummere al "Teo
&rnen" fan erboloes ior 15c
EXTRA.
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$4,000 tabt.

garaboo, 1Sbe Seb. - Rinslins
grptbers Glefantunge Reb, ipm bleo
fsbt / Ropsmber iibitlebsn, bsoe / 9ins
t.rtpdrtsret igaardftes. Sio.n 5sos
i,Ien bIeo llnesn fobrst m.b mrlist
MsIt til ct 8cftenbe at $40 llsen.
Rinsliues anilaar 1T Yah iii $780,
900.
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gen .r $500 bet fsrfte Mar % $3.50
bet anbet.
Sulia 9rap, iom bar boet / Saut
gountp | 90 4ar, osos ! Rortb Gree
bonn isaar. gun blep 70 aar gums
mel.
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mtsrnnHat.
Gus brGnbt.

Cumberland, 17os 5eb. - Suitt
paa Wiliam aet6ums 9aarb, II Wtil
sitenfor Der. er alosIes sbelagt II
Sloebranb. alt i gpgninsen, inbbs'
fattst npe Wsbler, brrnote. ug Be-
bpsrne Flap iaapibt uo meb 2iust.
Sabet bar 1000 0aler ubsn asiu.
rance.
6. YeterIOn bob.
Sscsola, 19e 6eb. - 9. pes
tsrion, en- at be fsrits gifts N9no, iom
boiatt. fig / WiGtopu, bsos ! 1T 9iem
Ssnoas ben 17be Jeb. San blsp 6S
glar sommel.
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9emmrtdnnel.

Mariuett., 1Sbs Seb. 6. 9.
SartpelI 2umber Co., Gbicaso, bar
iiebt Ban be NpqrNts Co.'S Susit /
1901. Srgft.n belsber fig til 25..
5000 JOB. os Sisbdummen sr
$4,000. Ioquetstrmpaniets !Sos
pebtpartsr sr i Rabma, hid.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
0ammel 9gbning nso.

Reopoob Sails, 19he Seb. = 9ppD
Sbunber, 9sobing for Gsneral $. $.
Sibleps Speipere / Snotaneroplsbet /
1862, er bso / lit Diem paa 4senturst,
So @ar summel. 5an rsbe at Gum
sebetanoslfe. gn Sime fsr i'm Ssb
TT ban ct 9eltaselfestelesram fra BIZ
flop Wbtpple. Iom er t Maitlano,
Sld. 9ppb Sbunbers Suitru og to
Born, booraf bet enc sr abopterst,
pperlsper BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
YoHlebering ban 9anoet.

2ate Gitp, 17be 5eb. = 9. 9uts
terion bar Der / 9pen isaur for a:
oprette to pOitleperinser paa 2ano.t
berfra. Gb. peterfon os 9eorss
Naibier er ubnapnt til Yoitbup.
Ruuterne blir 25 nil lanse. llbleoes
ringerne bespnber om ire Tiger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
Sassfortanblins bepnnot.

Weff Superior, 1Sbe Seb. - Otter
% Simsrs Operoeieffe bar Surien
ti.not, at WiIiam GIapbots Siuos'
tilitaro sr normal. Den iamme Surn
ftal MI iiooe / Woroidsen mob GIaps
bots iom bar tiFtaoet. at ban brGbts
lin 8ons. Susens 5prbanoIing Sc
enubte ibag.
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goloat nsp.

gapFsre, 1Sb. Seb. - Robert 8.
9ssb,, Tom aiproe frioinis Sieneite i
ben fpaHit. 8ris / fiort.nce Minns'
iota R,gimsnt, tr bob | Gloau:t.
Minn., % aar sammel. 6un blso
besrupet ibas fra fin 5ars Si,m /
Gplor, mis-.
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Jnoldn0et.
9ntnn.
9ann ffiatr ! Yris.

Soma SAILS, 17oe Ssb. - 5arms
lamb i bet norbre Soma tiger burti5
/ gris. u. Gonnor bar netup iolst
fin yarm nar Salt, Wrigbt Gpuntp,
for $58 pr. @ere. Sor to @ar itpsn
tisbte ban ben for $1,000 pr. Iere.
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8. YetsrIun opb.
grano | Sbtbouaan.

S~bebopsan, 17bs Jeb. - aobler,
Sapien & Stsbn aompanis GmaIie=
fa6rit, Tom optagsr Ter aeres Sruno.
blep imOrsss sb.tast uf SIOebrano.
5abet anilauss til $4,000; fulo
Assurance. Gabritsn ftul s~i.nOpfsres
itrar.
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EmHonsibis.

glad Riper GALS, 17be 5eb. =
psniionsabpotat 8. 6. Chapman sr
psnot tifbass fra NaOiicn, bpOr pan
itpo frsm for be 5orensoe Statsrs
Ret. anflasst for nrsgslm9siisbeoer /
psniipnsforr.tnius. 5an itaur unoer
itpr aaution. San midsummer. i:
BET Ter iloe ub for bdm; man at bois
ban blir itraH,t, pil fsre andre / gpen
blioe iiraHet osidd.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
Nanh % Sniirn bpbe.

Rortbfielb, 17oe Seb. = Mr. og
Mrs. 2eonaro Wbits, to eamle Set
there / gben, er bsbe meb nj 5imsrs
Mellemrum, ben iibite igaaraftss %
ben fsrit. tmprges. Mr. Wbite bar
SO @ar sa1mmel cg en- sammel Settler
/ benns Stat. San Hog fig nsb I
@oobbue gountp / 1854. San
asteoe mfs Rarp S%ofitutsr. De
fom til Hortbfelb for ptte 4ar iiben.
mrs. Wbtte bar sc 4ar sanmsI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
Rasifr Rais montaset.
Til Sibpsmins.

aso @ins. 19rs 6sb. - aaplst
paa eli sr bulot Der for ar pGlst
Deltassre til bet fore Stireuo / Siba
psmins. Mi9., iom ital inoe Siec
paa DdibingtOns 5spislsods. Jsi'
gsnoe Dsltasers ira Dinpnu Bier
paist: Sohn 6. Sobnion. Osear 3,
arnton. 5bor g. Simmcus. Sarris
anbsrion, Sobn 5bOmpiput ar.I
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

StoetboIm. 17n Seb. - DrOunins
Sppbies 2ilftano bar M btor.t zig
mta.t. % bet antaees. at BUN iuart
tan furIaoe S~ps.ienstn. us at BUN oil
,pmme iis fuIbitenoigt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
Hoods Sarsaparina

tsooA's Piiis ssIspssss ana sswrsusss
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Sranh ! Sheridan.

9lad RtNr SANS, lob. S.b. - 5
MtrriIan uobrsb imorsts en- 9rano !
Wil.rs Gr6dnee SpteI. Sels ardrs
talet, iom inoeboIot Here Spsnins.r,
branbte. Sabet anfIoass til $4,000
m.o m.s.t linn assurance.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

ariitianid, 17be 6sb. - ) Rsittrs
,abslsbst pad Sisitsr ioas I,ireos
8unoerien / 500 Weters2sbet msc
en- lib AZ 472s SetunS. 5 5000
Weters2sb,t ouuot Watben m.o en-
Nib af 8 Mirut.r 242s Setuno.
Sunotri.u uiI bIi tiI,i.nbt aonesns
Yotal.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

Sroflpbeli. fra Ruslanb, Der par I'm,
esne &ariassr til a. srfte, at oisf.
Yer lille bliv dut.ritaEf 1srritos
rium.~
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

Srifiania. 19os B<6. = Jnflu.
enSau b.rier for 5tcen ilems | aritis
ania. Gn at e,ns Dir. .r Seurit
Sbisn. Der 6dr Iisg.t alOorIigt ing,
men toag :r noget beore.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-22

acid gas and thus renovate the air and
render it respirable and healthfui by the
oxygen that they give in return They
keep the atmosphere moist by exhala-
ton They are in a measure sort of
hygienometer, if | may coin the word,
for their condition shows the healthful-
ness of their environment, and where a
plant will not flourish, it Is safe 10 say
that man will not thrive and have his
full measure Of health and vigor. When
the leaves wither and droop it shows the
presence of too much heat and too little
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-22

substance called diastase, very minute.
quantities of which have the property;
of converting starch to sugar or rather
setting in motion the process of this con-
version
All life is constant infnitesimal
death. but in some plants there are times
of death and of regeneration in a great
er degree than is noticeable under ordi-.
nary conditions the lesser death being
microscopical. Shedding leaves in the,
autumn is a partial death, the tree or
plant passing the winter in dormant
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-22

moisture: when they turn pale it shows
the lack of fresh air and sunshine
The amount of carbon1c acid gas given
off by a few plants is SO small that 100
plants in a room would not give as much
as one man during night, and they
make many volumes of oxygen during the
day, more than sufficient to compensate
for their presence. Rooms in which
plants are kept. have, moreover, fresh
-odor about them owing to the fact that
they absorb nitrogen, and it is this in
part that makes a room stuffy, because
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-22

only lust before it puts forth its buds,
leaves and blossoms. Sorghum is moth
ing but ordinary corn, in which the flow
or is destroyed in the bud, Starch which
is laid up for food in the germina ting
seed renders mailing possible, malt be-
ing species of vegetable sugar. In fact.
the process of natural conversion OF
starch into sugar has suggested to med
ieine a remedy for so-called starchy in.
digestion, it having been found that
wherever starch is vegetable in a yegeta-
bic product nature supplies with II q
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-22

state, and when the leaves begin to turn
they absorb oxygen and give out carbonic
acid gas. 1t is for this reason. as some
claim, that autumnal diseases thrive and
man has that tired out" feeling, and
they attribute spring debility to the
termination of the seed and renewal of
life that takes place at that season, car
bonic acid gas being given off in large
quantities than usual
Other things being equal. plants in a
room are health giving and vitalizers Of
the atmosphere. They absorb carbonic
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-22

nitrogen occurs In most of tie secretions
emanating from man or animals
Out Of doors tfe influence of plants on
animals is also of the greatest good.
They make the air vital instead Of
lethal. They keep fresh water from be-
coming foul. Water plants absorb car
bonic acid, and give out oxygen which
is dissolved by the water and thus makes
it inhabitable by fish and drinkable by
man.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-16
Misplaced Confidence.

Fearing that after they had done
the town" they would not possess
enough funds TO purchase transporta-
Zion east, twelve sailormen one day
lately had their tickets made out in
the name of a thirteenth sailor. who
was considered the soberest and most
%lear-headed of the lot. Happy in the
Thought that they were now secure.
che thirteen proceeded down Barbary
coast. About sunrise, to the horror
of the bibulous twelve, the trusty
mate was missing. Accordingly they
went to the office of the passenger
department Of the Southern Pacific
and unfolded their tale of woe. de-
ciaring that their companion had
been drugged, beaten, murdered and
Tobbed. The railroad official refused
10 do anything in their behalf. but
directed them to report the matter
40 the police or their officers. Dis
guSted and disgruntled, they DEPART
ed. Later in the day an officer went
mp to the railroad office to look into
the matter. He believed in the MIR
der theory, but the office had re.
'ceived wire from the conductor of
an overland train, saying that a sailor
very drunk was aboard and had trans
portation for thirteen men.-Argo-
maui.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-16
Hundreds of Plays offered.

The reading committee of the Play
goers' club. of london, which has un-
dertaken to supply George Alexander
with a play by an author whose sto-
ries have heretofore not been staged,
up to date, has read over 300 plays.
Mr. Alexander's offer to produce
such a play by an unknown author
was in the nature of challenge
whereby he wished to disprove the
charge that managers neglected the
works of unknown playwrights. The
committee still has more than 100
manuscripts which have not been
read.
The secretary of the committee
says that so far six plays have been
selected. Two of these were by we'll
known writer's who had not written
play before. The other four were
by unknown writers. Three out of
the six authors were women.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-16
MUCH MONEY IN sTEEpLEs.
Nearly $45,OOO,OOO Invested in Orna.
mental Church Structures In
This Country.

church economist of a practical
and somewhat eccentric turn of mind
has estimated that nearly S45, O0O, 900
has been invested in nonproductive,
nonessential and purely ornamental
church buildings in this country, chief
~ in the form of steeples.
The total value of church property
in the United States is set down at
So 16, 900. The greater part of this
enormous sum is represented in SPLEEN
did and costly edifces devoted exclu-
sively to religious purposes and open
only for few hours each week For
the remainder of the time these build
ings stand idle and empty, monuments
of religious faith and sentiment, cold,
stately and magnifcent-all this, but
nothing more. From practical and
business point of view they represent
capital that is tied up and nonproduc-
tive. This state of things is prejudical
to the cause of religious progress, says
Leslie'S. Weekly. 1t is repugnant to
common sense and enlightened reason;
t argues wastefulness and eXtrava-
gance, and it ought not to be.
1t would be more in harmony with
"ASc dhu prudent business manage
ment and the utilitarian spirit of the
age if the vast capitalnow lying almost
dead and useless in ornate and empty
religious edifices were converted into
business blocks or office buildings,
where adequate room might be re-
served for religious gatherings and
the remaining space utilized for rev.
enue-producing purposes. This idea is
partially carried out in the Methodist
Book concern and the Presbyterian
building, on Fifth avenue, New York,
and in structures of similar kind in
Boston and other cities, in each of
which commodious chapels are pro-
vided for religious meetings. Why not
invest chuch funds, generally, in the
same way?
Under this plan a revenue might be
derived from the capital invested suffi-
cient TO enable the denomina tons to
extend their work in many needed di.
rections, and especially among the neg
lected and churchless masses of our
large cities
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-16
October at the Pan-American.

Less than 80 days remain before the gates
OF the Pan-American Exposition are closed
forever. During the crisp, cool days of Dc
tober Buffalo is at her best, and those who
have delayed their visit until now will have
the most delightful weather of the year in
which to enjoy the wonders of the Rainbow
City.
In planning your trip you will probably
want to go east of Buffalo, and ii will be
well to keep in mind how pleasantly this
may be done over the picturesque Lack
awanna Railroad
The same low rates are in force over the
Lackawanna Railroad as during midsum-
mer- At this season daylight ride over
the Lackawanna System is a journey long
to be remembered. Through the Delaware
Water Gap and over the Blue Ridge ranges
the woods are radiant in their autumnal
coloring while the agricultural region of
western New York is mellowed by the won
dertully rich tones of the fall harvest time.
Six solid vestibuled trains are run daily
between New York and Buffalo, with daily
through service between New York and Chi
cago and New York and st. Louis Observa-
ton cars, dining cars and Pullman sleeping
cars offer every comfort for the trip. 4
beautiful guide, profusely illustrated. tell
ing about the Exposition and it's features
Will be sent on receipt of two cents in post
age stamps. Write for one to T. W. Lee.
General Passenger Agent, Lackawanna Rail,
road, New York
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-16
A Two-MILE SHAFT.
One In the Tamarack Mines That WIZ
Probably BE Carried That
Deep.

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1t will require deep shaft to de-
Felop mine to the west of the Tam
lrack-a shaft of nearly two miles
IN depth-but in view of the wonder
tut strides made in deep mining in
the past decade it is not beyond the
range of possibilities that such a
shaft may be started soon. Fifteen
years ago the sinking of No. 1 Tam
arack to a vertical depth of AFRO feet
made new worlds record, and the
men who sunk it were denounced as
lunatics until the phenomenal sue
cess closed the mouths of their de-
tractors, says the Milwaukee Senti-
nel.
The bottomiEg of the Red Jacket
shaft only few years ago, at a depth
OF 1900 feet, was regarded with won
der, and held by many to be the ulti-
mate limit in deep mining, yet to-
DAY the 40. 5 shaft of the Tamarack
lacks but months work of being a
full 5000 feet in depth, and the hoist
ing plant just installed is built for
service to depth OF 5000 feet
nearly three times the depth at which
the original Tamarack shaft cut the
lode, although then denounced as a.
crazy undertaking by some of the
best mining men in this district.
1t the planned limits of deep min
ing have been extended to almost
three times their original bounds.
within less than two decades, the
Jump from 5000 to 10000 feet is not
~
seems to many. A shaft two miles
in depth could be sunk in ten wears
al cost, including equipment, of 81
100000 or $3,00O,0O0. In other words,
two-mile shaft could be sunk and
equipped at about the same cost and
in about the same time as the Red
Jacket shaft, which lacks a little of
mile in depth.
There is really but one serious
drawback to the sinking of a two
mile shaft, and that is the question
OF ventilation. At such great depth
the heat would be very great. The
developments of the next two years
in Mo- Tamarack will settle the cues
ton of whether a two-mile shaft
could be operated to advantage.
That it could be sunk is no longer
open to question. At the deep YER
teal shafts of the Calumet district
powerful fans are used to reinforce
the natural system of ventilation OBJ
tanning in all deep mines that have
more than single shaft.
In the case of tie hypothetical
two-mile shaft the single opening
could be made to serve the purpose
of two shafts by making the different
compartments air-tight and using
one of them for down-cast, and an
other for an up-cast, or chimney, to
withdraw the heated air from the
mine.
The compressed air from the power
drills is also powerful factor in
mine operations at great depths, as
air gives up much of it's heat under
compression, and when released
quickly robs the surrounding rock
and the free air in the mine of a por-
ion of their heat.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-16
STILL TALKING ABOUT 1T.

bryant, Mo-, Oct. 7th.-The case of
Mrs. NJ. a. Goss, continues to be the
chief topic of conversation in this
ncighborhood. Mrs. Goss was a cripple
for long time with Sciatica, she was
so bad she couldn't turn over in bed,
and for four months she lay on one
side.
She had tried every thing without
getting any relief, till at last she
heard of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She is
strong and well to-day, and has not a
single ache or pain.
Mrs. Goss says: II don't know if
Dodd's Kidney Pills win cure anything
else or not, but l do know they will
cure Sciatica for they cured me. and
there couldn't be worse case than
mine"