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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-06-05

Don't get gay with the editor man. -
remarks Jack Schall. Even the worm
will turn Schall then goes on to say
that young woman made fun of the
editor of an exchange because his
trousers were patched. The editor
promptly brought suit against her faith
er for $40 he owed on subscription.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-06-05
Hardy
Duke E!!!' 5,,t,

VIII make the season at my farm six
miles west of Medicine Lodge.
HARDY DUKE 1852 is one of the
best known horses in Barber county.
and as colt getter has no superior.
Terms: 81 to insure. Not RESPONSE
BILE for accidents. Money due il mare
is disposed of or removed from county.
John Bloom.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-06-05
w. c. T. U. COLUMN,
Conducted by the Ladies of the w. C. T. q

The 7. G. L. A. U. twentieth Cen.
tury Total Abstinence Union now has
a membership of about 1900. This or.
ganizatiOn, started about four months
ago, is fast becoming a power for good
among all classes, but especially among
the poor and drinking Of our larger cit.
les. If you desire to know more about
it send stamp for new eight page circu.
lar to the T. e. L. A. u, 701 jackson
St., Topeka, Kans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-06-05

Pure German millet seed Scots per
bushel. HALL HARDWARE Co
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-06-05
FIFTH YEAR IN KANSAS.

- The Expert Chicago
Doctors will be here
HFA again at the Grand Hotel
~ esday after oo n
and Wednesday forenoon.
June 18th and 10Th. All
chronic. nervous and pri-
vate diseases successfully
treated. Cure guaranteed. Consulta-
ti0n free.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-06-05

A good second hand electric battery
for sale cheap. Inquire of DR.. Kociell
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-06-05

The value of all animals fattened and
slaughtered and sold for slaughter last
year is placed at $487 ,582.
The population of the various town
ships this year compared with last year
is as follows:
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OUR RICHES.

The effects of Barber county togeth.
er with the population this year as
compared with that of last year, are
noted below, as taken from the records
of the county clerk. The increase of
property valuation and population is
slight.
This record is based on the returns
made by the various township asses.
sors. The most surprising feature is
the decrease of population in the cities
in the face of the fact that it is impos-
sible, almost, to rent property or even
rooms:
The cash value of farms and ranches,
including improvements, is placed at
81, 944 300. 9
The value of farm machinery is $780,
564.
The acreage of cereals is as follows.
COrn .................. 90, 2S6
ii01 .....'.. oA4
Sorghum. .11,417
hafnr corn. Observation-Disclosures. IT, 769
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-06-05

Inc FARMERS report IoO,SU0 DuShelS OF
old corn on hand and 3, 945 bushels of old
wheat. Of the wheat on hand the faym-
ers of Valley township have 2,795 bush
els.
The products of the gardens last year
amounted to S4,837.
The farmers wives sold last year $780,
ZIP worth of poultry and eggs.
The assessors found the following live
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those vii, are intimate with the parties
concerned ne proceedings are not sur
rise.
1t was about Two ycBie altCr her socI1.
l.bu, at Newport ilE! Miss Iiargous
s.tiIn. engaged 20 duncan Elliot. Ih"y
ar.c married At Al! Saints chapel there
an September. 1871. The wcduin: was
the sOc!a! event of the season. T,c fo'..
lowing season the YOUNG couple spent Al
ii.Inpsteai. where "A child WAS born,
Tile iw" following Summers they spent
u: Newport.
Then earn" the separation which as
ton.sheI society. Their intimate friends
knew that II was forever
Duncan Eiiini tTied ~ feet "A recon-
Citation. hui famed. !i- ME- sr''n II
satisfied. rhcn q. i,c,G:n" I"cklerr,
When the Cuban rebellion got nio 'uIs
swing he ven. To III" Island Inl in.h'i
n" insurgents. when he Sp,nish vs.
started ha became itOugh R'nrr,
Later. when tn" volunteer branch ~ ~"
amy was organized. Mr. Elliot oh,
tanned n commission IA lieutenant ard
went to the ph,ilDpincs with N" Jwcn-
iy.sixth Regiment NJ Infantry. u was
sad hc hoped tn do .lalr valiant deed
OF the Hcid watch might rssul; IN a
reconciliation between him and his wfc.
Mrs. h:!!ict. who II only Ihlrir-iwo
wears OF nEr. Is y Charming matron.
SIM IL devoted 10 hr- two handsome
boys, She han u lar:c private fortune.
which she .naerltcd from her father. the
late Louis r. Harxous.
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could scare M some Elmc.
DR.. Charles r. Dadc. Of New York.
happened to he hunting In the vicinity.
He saw something brown moving n,
the edge Of III" lake and thought It was
deer come down 10 drink. He fred.
masculine sroan and - feminine
shr."k tol'Dwrd tn. report Of the rife.
DR.. Dade's atm had been truc. IN,
instead OF killing deer the ,uiie. ha.,
. asscd IL oush tEc rct ~ INT sc!...t VI.
Bail'y's back AMI pierced Mrs. Kerr.
leg between the knee and the hia,
Lev <mputnir,i.
DR.. Da1c was 'iorrined n, the result;
o! his snot. lie Immediately rushed to
the aid OF III. Injured coupe and CAV.
them such professional service rs h.
could un:ll help could be SUMMONED
from the noto'.
Drs wh.eiock and Brcwc-. o: New
York. We're summoned. and It was decid.
ell - 'mputa:. Mrs. kerr's lex Or.
Dhdc saw Mrs. Kerr twice after the
sho":ing.
Bailey and Mrs. Kerr both recovered
and came hcck to New York where
they wcr. n,nrri"d on Nov. S Of last year
The wedding Aas uuie;. Mrs. Kerr was
supported by cru:ch"s.
When a reporter called at the bailey
residence to-day the maid who an.
sw"rcd the hell said that Mrs. Bailey
was sick and could no; be seen. 4 mes.
sage Wa. sent to Mrs. Bailey askinx II
u we're true that Dr.. Dade had rendered
q bill for professional services given at
the time OF the shooting. The answer
was:
Doctor Denies u.
See iny mother. Mrs. Coc. a: No Sfs
t;':h avenue.
The reporter then wcrN to tho of1cc q,
Dr. Dadc. at No d; East FIfty.sis,h
street.
The story Il not true" he said. II
have not rendered any such bill to MIR
and Mrs. Bailey at any tine"
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Mrs. Sallic lia.Gous Elliot has begun
sui for divorce ..ains, her HUSBAND.
Duncan Elliot. The proceedings have
been brongh, In Newport. II, J., whei
Mrs. Elliot has established a res! icntt.
Before her marriage Sailic iIarHous
vas u noted belle In New York soc!ci!,
and Duncan Eii.oi was a weii.hnown
society man. They separated four years
ago. M-. Elliot Is now a lI'uicnnn. Of
volunteers IN ;hc Philippines.
Tn. pap.rs in the case hay. been sen;
to tn. Philippines for service on Lieut..
Elliot. /, Is said. but the service may
b. u matter OF difficulty. for the TWEEN
ty.s.X.h Regiment. o: whIcn ne IL an
officer. Ia. been ordered home. and Viii
sal. on March II. Unless the messenger
can reach Manila before that iaIc
the cas-. may be delayed a considerable
time.
The petition may b. heard In Ma be-
!1fr ~. Supreme Court OF Newport
COUNT. It VIII then PROBABLY DC con-
iinucd ln;I, JuTe. Waen I, Will be DIS
rO,ct o..
The details ot the case are no; known.
T.,e c;ilsncc Upon whch he pe.!..ua is
bAssI has not been made public. But ~
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Has Instructed Her New York
Lawyer TO Commence
Action for Divorce.

tc"py''sht, 1901 b, the rrs,S rubil.h'nx Com.
a'rNt Nc~ YORK wufii.I
ts?"sii Gait" D'rpa,rh To The Evening World
LONDON, Feb. e. -Faync Moore. who
Is paving small part ~ IN. GR!sty
Theatre. where she II known al Miss
Madeline WILSON, has Instructed her
New York lawyer 10 hrirs action 10.
absolute divorce from William Moore.
aoa serving Hent"nc" of ninei.en
years IL sing Sn. Tao ,C;iOr vii! br
brought. Miss Moore has told her Am-.-
tcaH friends arnH the sibuGd THAI her
husband IL "a convict ana h. hah failed
Tor the past tvs years 10 supper, her
Nrs. Moore Is living In elegantly fur
nish'.d apartments her. and Is ycncr ,lly
admired. u IL SID tnh: u member OF
sac mobility has fallen desperately In
love VITA her and "a anxious to make
ler his wife.
Since her arrival In London 4 year
ago last Sovembc- Mrs NOor. has been
on IN. stage. She VS. fist "a, the
Shnf'.shury Theatre. but later joined
The Messenger Boy company al the
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Mrs. Spence's Establishment
Only One OF Its Kind
in America.

Al o'c.oc!. every niorn.n. me daush.
ter. OF ,,>ou. 100 New York m,I!Iounircs
are served with bread and butter and
~ !, CO., t,,.,,,,h ,,,.,.,
JAN ~ w "'s' r"''s e'>"'
This Is at Mrs. Spencc's sch""l Tor girls,
4, which and tE,. home for resident
"a -. w., ..t,.,.o,,, ..r..,
pup's. ~ No. :" "es' ''s ,"''.' s''e'''
only tnc daughters OF nl.lionains nrc
adnltt,,. since III. school 4. controlled
81, .,,,,
ny 'nef' cSS'nS'eS
And when tho c,iQu.s ard groups %
yej,-yownei i,t;,c papi. have bread and
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ST. JOHN WAS
MANY THINGS.
Says His Wife's Epithets
Drove Him to
Divorce.

" Edward ct. John's petition FOR Ill
vnrce /" 10 he bclievci the wife from
wnrm he wishes to separate himself Ia
me mattress OF cpi'het ard n past mis-
trees IN TIE art OF hurting anlthem.
beginning with the broad hu, conpiri-
lively harmless. statement tina, he va.
no gentleman Mrs. ST. John. Il w,uli
appear. worked overtime looking up
-yn"nonou. terms. with ar unhappy
result. 80 FAR ls Mr.. 81. Joan was con.
c"rned: lie was u bcIgar. ios ciod.
liar. snake. unprinclplsi scounhTr! lick
spit,i- eur. lying scamp. gut,cr.n!pe
pest. devil and restaurant bum.
The m!ch-inb.l!"i Mr. St John, JuIs-
ng from hi- own statement. was no;
the sole rcc!picn: OF ,a-." verbal favor.
Mrs :. Jonn banded them out with
commemorate inpar'!ll!ty. Her brother.
for Instance, ~" designated a tough
whi!" n. petitioners rain.r. nov hap
ply IL hts grave. .nc termed an Old
j.ckas. and blatant mot. HIS sister
was characterized Is d mIs,rabl. hsggar
ana his sieomo,her "a lazy old aIv-n-
tJrass.
Mrs, 81. John, !: appear. p.iy.i no
'aE"rltc- from r.a.on- OF ronsanguinity.
Her own Family was cNccr!iicI the
same ~ Ter husbands, for o! ne. own
father. who has also gone to a happier
acme. IN. II alleged 81 have said: IAN
"ir !yinE hypocrHc. k- all minister's
She could hand out bouquets. too. Mr.
-. John rays. but they were dlp.c, ed
toward hers, IT, FOR. the petition AYERS.
she repeatedly said OF herself that she
''..s oo.n /" HIitc a tn.v",. ,ui 49,
stead was "graCinS II dunS-heap
Mr.. - John CDIDtlltps also that w.
cabulary OF prod gious proportions was
rot the only thing she possessed. Sh.
Uad physical strength and was Z, mar
N.llon-iy accurate throwcr providing
hons hold utensils were the missiles and
h. war the target. Having no pun H.
irS bag IL the hDGs. he VAS made to
serve the piirr.5:.
More than that. and Mr.. -. John =
hurt a: this. his caildren were taught
- "shun him a. viper.
The sui, for separation has gone 81
IA ~ - allow Jn.;!re McAiam 80 give
Mir. 81. John t.O FOR counse! foes. -hp
asa ipr 10 ai!inony.
Mr.. 81. John j. IN illustrator Nllh =,
81 John's versatility Is laid ~ New
Brighton
Mrs. Margaret Sharman 81. John. tha
wife. asserts thit her husbands charges
are untrue: that she VAS always u good
and anrrtionatr wife. and that she was
the victim OF his neglect Tor sever!
years before th'!r separation. On
separating from IA. plaintiff. she Gays.
nh. went 10 live with her brother, F-anS
l. ABBOTT. AZ Bcrwyn. Cook County. N.
wh.r. she still lives.
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lasilani. and that she livei in this CITY
several years ago and posed and dressed
as a man. He has discovered persons
lisius here and In brooklyn who cieim
10 have known her both as DR.. keattlo
and Kate Haviiand prior TO her removal
10 Florida.
These former friends or Dir. Kcattle
told the lawyer that she was tho motnef
OF Two children. VINO were separated
f-nm her IN intaucy and grew up with
ont any knowledge OF their antecedenss.
ON. ut these children. Hugh II. HnH.
land, the lawyer was told. was placed
when less than a year old In an infauts''
ASYLUM 1. Kentucky.
rhc other child. n girl. he was In.
formed was reared by foste-.paront1
and later was married to lmblay Clarke
who nfterwari became wealthy mtnO
owner IN Australia. This daughter. is
was said. died In giving birth to . gfr1
I'm San Francisco IN 1876.
Mr.. GoldthwRIt- has located both the
nlIcrcd son AMI the alicHcd Eranddaughe
Ter The latter - Craze II. Elliot, n
tw,S.ty.four years old a-d LIVES with her
to.,sr.parcnts. al No. lisj Market street..
I'm San Francisco. Miss Elliot Is hg1te;
in. in the courts there to prove that uho
Ia the daughter OF imLlay Clarke md
hcir.ss to the s.o,oco,coo estate left 6yI
him, 9 ~. 81
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DR.. DADE'S BILLTO
COUPLE HE SHOT.
Mrs. Chas. w. Bailey,
Formerly rIrs. Kerr,
Pierced by Same Bullet
That Wounded Eiance
in Adirondack Woods
Family Have Receipt
Framed.

Framed In the -,ttinE-r"om of The
hand.cm ho,isc No. ss> f.fth avenue is
II Doctor Ill with the rGrripi .p-
pended
1t Is nct an "rnam M 10 the "'ch'E
irIigna,ion that 4 Holloway C"c feels
10, pr. chsrl"> r. pidc.
1; all grew gu, ~ tn" shooting OF
Charlie. ". Bailey ard ii> iiinac'. tiHn
Mrs. Kerr. 10y the doctor While IN IN
Adirondack wood. Ssp.. i; last
RI. biiict. -;rtasc.y cA"t.A. I'oEe'r
bob victims. wouniins n" nan slightly
anil III" Woman so scror,..y thu, ne; !gS
had to uc a,rpu,,tcl. Even to-day shc
i In ,-l suffering from mn operation
tho last ono Of scyc-al--ror ;ic removal
Of more q. ~. remain!n: bon. ~ h.-
leg
Ia! T. coo. her brother. ihc Bill i, III"
eorest affection
'.Mr. Haley. MY hr"h.r-!a-lIs." said
hc - 'TI- l.v.nin: World to-day.
chad been treated for some .ar ;rouo!c
month before So shooting by DR..
Daac. one o, our hunting parry u,
wa. -n.a.i matter. and a: the ;lm"
srokcn ~ ~ "A am2l" friendly lct"t thc
doctor Ttcn came the shl ,!ng.
Calls D"c,or n,nm-,n"rth,.
~ believe II. pldc war criminnlr
n"gl!:"n; ~ that hid Il" looked twice ~
would have rc,n he u. III aad woman IN
,h.. hrush. wh,ch VINO; thicl; IT that
point.
But NJ shot ,hc;n. arI thus caused all
tho pain onI trouble thu, is s'ill upon rs.
raid nh Promptly.
"Nhnt WINS the mmnsr,ncnt Of nay
brothrr-ir-inw the" I" get ~ hiIi
fr"m nndr to" days rIo.
TN. Ba!l,ys were living with Us here
IN Fif;h avenue at the TIM.
"Il WAS - ASTONISHING: 10 him ana I"
our whp'c family that We decided 20
keen L as a mCnrn'r
1--WE called n messenger hoy nni sen,
him At once /" n" doctor, with the
HI ana our check FOR so. T1ei &c
framed the hill and receipt and hung
them on the wall
LET Dr. Dad contradict his tl;c-
men, "r III" affair II r" rnr
Wn. I'hiinIriphin W"n.nr.
Mrs. Bailey wa. formerly Mrs. SaiIrn
A. Kerr. OF Philadelphia. Sh. was n.
daughter Of l.. Frank Coo. who aniasscd
. fortune hy making fertilizer. \, the
death OF her father Miss Coo came into
q fortune OF NTJ.V",
Charles ". Bailey Is also y man ~
wealth. lie IL the son NJ ;hc President
OF the firm .. Bailey BANK, & ii!ddlc.
~ Philadelphia.
Tho description Of stately brunette"
n.s Mrs. Isai'"y. She l. built III rather
iary. lines. /. extremely handsome and
was a very popular fav"ri'c In III. 30
ciety circles In which she moved IN
philadelphia. Mr. Bailey belonged in
tho same set. and /; was only natural
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Search for Heirs Brings to
Light Story Of Con-
cealcd Sex.

In a searca Tor the heir. 20 m I'M
claimed estate q Tiricton ioldthwa.ic.
a lawyer. ., No ~ Broadway. says ne
IN. discovered a second Murray Hall In
the person ., Or. Theodore kca;tle. DR..
K.a,t!- lived ;or several years on a
Plantation near Pon,a Gorda. Fla. pos
INK a. a retired physician from the
North. Waen The Cd doctor died In
ISe; II was lis coverei tina, he was A
woman.
.nrr- was no claimant AZ the time o.!
dea'n 20 IN" estate. mn:ca included the
plantation on Hhich Or. kcttilc lived
MIR tu,ithwaitc hopcs to restore II 10
the Lawful he!:s.
Information collected hv Mr.. Gold
thwAiic nls lei him 20 believe that the
-igni name o! "Dr. Nca;tlc" was KATE
The evening world., 1901-02-27
SIX NEW SMALLPOX CASES.
UrooLIAn Tenement Frightened b.,
Su,liIrm OuthrcnL..

si< case nr smallpox wcrc discover" !
today q, 40 10. Warren street. HrcoA.
iyn. the y'ntrr NJ thIcSIy populated
tenement district
Mrs. Sarah Russell. In whom IN" de-
case was most strongly Developed. was
sent To North Brother Island. The
,tner i've Will 'c taken there within
lwcnty.tour hOaif.
The tenement, W which are ten ram
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'
and many hive los, their hearts to che
American ;-ra.;y villa hypnotic cycA. z:
raync Moore and her husband. Will.I
lam 4. t.. Moore. were arrested In Mo-
yr,nber. 1855. 1T the Hotel arenoble. THU
city. charged with working the .'badeers
game on Martin Mnhoa. proprietor Of
the New Amsterdam Hotel. Moore wns'
United States Consul to Durham. South
Africa. "A, the time. lie was convicted;
after n second trial and Recorder 00ns
sentenced him TO State prison for nine.s
teen years. - - =
The jury In Mrs. Moore's case Dis
agreed. and when It came To the second
trial Mahon ran away ana the case
AGAINST her had TO he abandoned. and
She was discharged upon her own Tecog.
niznnce She then went to England,
leaving her husband to his fate. - &
Moor. inherited Sic5.0O recently FROM
hi. uncle. Capt. John Moore. who wAg u
w.ii-to-do steamship owner and sasr$a
ping merchant ut Cleveland. O. No0Te'1.
appeal Is now pending In the Court Of
Appeals. IS
hat no papers FOR divorce had been
served upon him yet. hut Y the report
was true II simply proved thai HIS wife
was "a Leartless woman. 81
Moore has intimated to friends that "a
hia wife should ever sue for divorces ne
would bring n rountcr.suit. 8# 50 r n
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

,o.s which only the people with whom
she lives can understand. Some OF the
reighbors say tho child is overworked.
but Miss Campbell denies this.
NJ, far from where the girl Is cn!.
p!oyel is another. Jeanne Timothy. born
In Saint Pierre. Her father Is Chinese.
her mother n negro. Tails child lives
with II slime. Dclsu!. who obtuIaed he.
In Sain, Pierre. II IL the custom. nays
pclsui. husband OF Madame. for dark
skinned races In that countr$-NAr.
'!n,due-to '',s!Sr up their children 10
wall. people.
the people WAC have these two chi.
drcn are shrcwd In thei' way and abso.
iutely refuse to say much. hut the J,,.
Zee and people In the vicinity where tho
children live tell strange stories. and
some aver tina: the lives OF the children
amount TO slavc:y.
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SHE BRAvED SMALLPOX.
Nosv Mrs. krinssn Herself IL strIrE.
en with Disease.

WOODBURY.. y. j.. Feb. "a .i,tle
boy. John Mills. became III II week ago.
and when the doctor pronounced ~.
,...>a.e sIAi..Ox tn,re was terror
inrouRnOLt tne ncighn0rhOud. IN vain
u.a t.-- h0s;i'. Try - indy.. some U.s 10
nurse the boy, Not a 2crsoa wOslu 20
- nini and the family was ~ ,.,rr
STRAITS.
~ length Airs. krImm. u nci:hbor
voiint r~rrd Tor the duty.
"ani the Lord will tukc care OF me"
Night anu day she remained ut tie
bedside. InlniHtcrin. to the little Su!.
te:er. and yesterday tho doctor said ;hs
.hiiu was a;mus. well.
Then Mrs. Erimm said that she tel;
~. She Thought that the con.:an: vls,l
had exhausted her.
This doctors announced to-day tEa,
she had smallpox.
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tlc,. was Illuminated ana It's inmates all
vacciratcl.
The following cages OF smallpox In
Manhattan were rcaor:eh 10 the Hoard
OF Heath to-day:
Aas.c S.SJ,!d,. ave years old. vt c.;
Second avenue; Clara Bisaop. twenty
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c,.c,rIcI,, Tor consn u, v, Ion.

CLEVELAND. Feb. IA company
will be organized here within few days
oonl0Jrd OF Cleveland ana Eastern !Ean,
ami capitalized ut f!,CiA.ptO, tn erect q
systsn o1 s4niturlums In large cities g
The evening world., 1901-02-27

tire country for the cure Of consumption
h cIeS.rt-it?. II ~ clnITcd that n rltl-
tiyc cure FOR the ,iisen!c has been found.
The evening world., 1901-02-27

r" bcsin with n,pody eycg passes
;no.. sacred portals excepting those who
ar. 10 be entered. armed with references
known 30 y. IN" OF whom. the whole con-
trolling l..i OF I'air1nS would quite a.l-
Prove. Having passed The portals. you
are |, any handsome rptowr drawing
COON, excepting that there Is a i.:'!c
oliver cal. bel! on the table. This taps
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The Curriruiu ~.

|hc CiltfituEsn runs .tIun- the usual
lines the tire" itS aud primary
GEOGRAPHY f"r The Titles .icn s.r,s.
composition and poetry. which IN. catn-
orS with facility. ana mythology IN al.
dillon. for the t"cond year. TIE sam.
ihing. with history ana IL. .ttur" and
botany nni beginning i.ni.n ~ Ii" thlrd
year.
Graduation In the preparatory our"
axes -FOUR wears usually, though 2illS
depends on the Soyerncs-.s previously
employed t., the pupil b-in." N" "ni"ss.
Then ihcr" ar" four cnllcyHi" 'ars
higher branches, aud nn.r really rN-
crli"nt and thorough course In what
You TX"
" In" pupil enters college nficrward.
,,c diploma from the collegiate course
giysG hTr entrance to sophomore year
IN any collcG" she shall name 10 Miss
Spence. Miss Spence keeping In currc-
sppnd'nc" vita the faculty Of tho col
l"gC to h. entered So small. however.
l. IN. proportion ~ graduates entering
any college tina; !, has not been found
u,.csr4ary 10 hap" tho cuIrs" to college
with ma eye on IN" WHEN of ru.lcg"
doors unlcsr lnis u asked
The ,h'." RS and III" bare desks and
thc general look ~ IN" school usccGs
nniainG remarkable In III" training 81
those who slipped on III" lap 81 luxury
in haunt III" halls ~ learning. lIut
that az ! said wHu my ,d"a hefor"
went 20 IN. ho:n" for resident puniI--
III. big gray-sionc ra!asc In West FIFTY
b.i.4 and carriages march all an% ~
orderly prnrcs.,oiI reflected In the pol
Ishch ria%U. hung Win real lace. OF the
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tina; he should be attracted TO the Nnc
handsome widow OF chauccey Kerr.
Went ON Hunting Trip.

Som" lime during the carly fall Of last
wear Mrs. Kerr was one Of a large party
that vent 10 the .tdirondacks IN pursuit
ot health and pleasure. Bailey Joined
The party there. y hunting expedition
was proposed, and Mr. Bailey. Mrs.
Kerr ard a Eiii. started away.
Stories h,n.r a. to VIVA; happened. ~,
any rate. the guide ic't Bailey AMI Mrs.
Kerr ~ the edge OF the lake nIi pad.
died away In the canoe to. see II he