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herd OF CATTLE
BABY'S B0DYGUARD.
A Runaway Child Slept in Stock Pen

A Runaway Child Slept in Stock Pen
Indianapolis, Aug. THE 2-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Scalf, near Millersville, wandered
from home last evening and shortly
after s O'Clock this morning she was
found by the anxious searchers, half
dead from hunger and cold, in one OF
the little cattle pens attached to a
dairy a hali-mile distant. She was
crouching against a tree, while hall
a hundred or more cows stood
around chewing their cud and watch
ing the little waif.
The fiaxen-haired, blue-eyed tot
was last seen swinging on the gate
and singing to herself. 1t was not
long until she was missed, and after
the parents had made fruitless
search the alarm bell was sounded
and the neighborhood, by telephone
and call, came in response and joined
in q systematic search, which con-
tinued until success crowned their
efforts.
There was a heavy rainfall during
the night and the little tot hall lay,
half crouched in a pool OF mud and
water, clothed in a little gingham
lslip, which was Undiscovered ant
water soaked,
Mud encrusted its arms and face
and its appearance was most pitiful
but the little one gavea merry laugl
, when eager arms snatched herup AM
the dirty, undiscovered baby wa
showered with kisses as she passe
, from eager arms to eager ARM
while great shout, taken up by tn
hunters far and wide proclaimed tn
= idings.
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Do not overlook the First Special Sale OF
Town Lots In nine different towns In the Creek
Nation, along the line Of frisco system, per-
feet titles guaranteed by the government.
Sale begins July It'll, continuing until July
s6th. Round trip tickets ct Single Fare, good
going on date OF sale Of tickets, only, will be
sold on July eth, good to return until July Is,
sad on July II, good to return until July q,
1902. There Is Money to be made, and made
quickly, by attending these sales. For further
information apply TO any passenger repre-
sentative Of the Frisco System.
JAS. DONOHUE,
Asst Gen'l Pass'r Agt.
Kansas City, Mo.
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Five Perish in the Flames.

Stockton, Cal, Aug. Cleo Wild
er, wife and three children were burn
ed to death at their country home
near the village Of Elliotte, this coun-
ty, last night.
The fire caught during the night,
presumably from detective flue. No
one went to the scene, which was a
mile from town, until this morning
when the remains of the entire fam
lily, burned to crisp, were found.
The house was OF wood and burned
quickly and the inmates were over
come by the flames before they had
time to leave their rooms. Tit
Wilders had lived in the neighbor
hood only short time.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of admin.
Henry Lutseuhizer, deceased, have been rrHnf-
ed 70 the undersigned, by the BATES Coonfv
Probate Court, In Bates County, nieGo0S1.
bearing date the 26th day Of Nay 4. D.. ~
Al persons having claims against sai6 $500
ance within one year from she dateo ~ ~
terSs or they may be precluded frum ~ 49,.
% q slch estate; and II cid olniw g ~ ~
htbtfed within TIVE years 'f1om rs go a ~
publication Of this notice. 1hey Nt1l - 0l1S
s0-lt yAdmlnilszssor uith viii 1890 /.
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The Finest Fabric

made by human skill is coarse CON-
pared with the lining of the bowels.
When this tender membrane is irrit-
ated We have gripping pains, diar'
rh9a and cholera morbus. Whatev-
or be the cause OF the trouble, take
Perry Davis Painkiller according to
the directions with each bottle
Travellers in all climates carry Pain
killer in their grip-sacks. Large bot
ties 20 and 80 cents.
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DEWITT MCDANIEL.
A Most Liberal Offer.

All our ialmer leauels should tax
advantage Of the unprecedented club
bling offer We this year make, which
Includes with this paper The Live
Stock Indicator, its special Farmers
Institute Editions and The Poultry
Farmer. These three publications
arr the best OF their class and should
be in every farm home. 10 them we
add, tor local, county and general
news, cur own paper, and make the
price OF the foE one year only $l.25.
Never before was 80 much superior
reading matter offered Tor 30 small
an amount OF money. The three pa
pers named, which we club with our
own, are well known throughout the
West and commend themselves to
the readers favorable attention up
On mere mention. The Live Stock
Indicator is the great agricultural
and live stock paper OF the West and
Southwest; The Poultry Farmer is
the most practical poultry paper for
the farmer, while The Special Farm
ers' Institute Editions are the most
practical publications. for the promo
tion Of good farming ever published.
fake advantage Oh THIS gleat offer,
as it will hold good for short time
only. Samples OF these papers may
be examined by calling at THIS office.
5-6m
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Gas at Eureka, Kansas.

Eureka, Kan, August IA strong
flow OF gas was struck here late yes
terday afternoon at q depth Of 3S2
feet. A two-inch pipe was run from
the we'll and the gas lighted, the
flames shooting out a distance OF 80
feet. 1t is the only well in Greenwich
county. The directors Of the gas
company met this morning and de-
cided to sink another well at once.
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ella M O.

Win stand the present season Of 1902 at my
barn miles aue east OF butler, and 4 nile
south OF Montrose anu Butler road ana y liz
miles west OF spruce.
Description s.d P,digree:-Elamo 10 coal
blnck, nieAly nose anu 10 the rise OF 10 nanus
high anu he weighed l20O pounds, was sired BY
the nne imported Jack direct from spain,
brought to cooper Co., by Charles Leonard. The
dam klaino was ALSO out OF an imported JACK
anu Black knight aam owned by A. Felger,
Clarkspurg. Mo.
A saduie stallion will be kept at the same
stables.
Ierms:-ss to insure q colt TO stand and suck,
the money Is due when colt Is foaied. The colt
Will stnnu good Tor the season. AFTER service
has been rendered any one selling, trading OF
about 70 remove mare iorfeits Insurance ana
money must be paid.
There Is no better bred Jack In the state OF
Missouri, except MS father who was imported
from spain. Ine people who patronized this
laoA are we'll please Ell With his cots and most OF
iDem are coming back. The value OF imported
stock Is demonstrated by the fAct, that breeders
OF Thoroughbred cattle import stock to keep up
the breed oil their herds. breeders should
come eaily IN the morning or late IN the even
ing.
DEWITT MCDANIEL.
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For digestive weakness, nervous
ness, pains in the side, flatulence, dir
ziness, wakefulness, headache and
other annoying Accomplishments OF
costiveness, Herbine is prompt and
unequalled remedy. Price, 90 cents.
H. l.. Tucker.
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Order of Publication.

Order Of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, "a.
County Of Bates,
In the circuit court, June term, 1892 Josephine
shepherd plHintin, va John shepherd,
Mary Ann Tapscott, George shepherd, Kate
herd, Anna b Convey ana The unknown heirs
OF Kinney shepherd, defendants.
Order OF Publication.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff herein by
her attorney, James " Sudoeth, and nles her
amended petition and afidayit, alleging, among
other things that ueienuantb, the heirs Of Kim
ney shepherd. deceased, are unknown TO this
plaint.n and for that reason their names cam OF
De inserted in plslnlit's petition. Whereup0n
IL IL ordered by the court In term time that
said defendants be- notified by puDncati0n that
plalntin has commenced suit against them in
this court, the object and general nature Of
which is TO obtain decree in partition, accord
ing to the respective interests and rights OF the
parties to this SUIT, vi the following described
real estate lying and being situate IN the coun-
ty OF Bates and state OF missouri, Inscribed as
follows. to-wit; The northwest quartet OF
| the southwest quarter OF section twenty-f
southeast aasrter-ef sect. twenty.
Six t26) all in township forty-two (42) OF range
| thlrty-One l3l); that tine pialntin 10 unable &c
| state whether or not the said Kinney shepherd
left any children or descendants ana thar If hs
| did they are together enIitleu 70 an undivided
| one-seyenth interest OF, In anu TO all SAID rea
estate and that unless the laid unknown heir
III the SAID kinney shepherd, deceased, De ant
appear at this court at the next term thereof, Il
be begun and holden aI the court house In tn,
city OF butler, NO. In SAID county ON the lIth da
OF Nov. next, and on or before the first DAY o
said term, answer or plead TO the petition II
said cause, the same will DO taken % confesse'
and Judgment will be rendered accordingly.
And II 10 turthei ordered that copy hereo
be published, according TO law, In the BuTLx
MEkKLY 1IhEs, . newspaper published in sai
, county Of Bates for four weeks successively
published ~ least once week, the last inser
ton 70 be ct least fifteen days before the drs
day OF said next November term OF this court
: A. B. LuUWICk, Circuit CLERK
A true copy from the record. Mitnes
tsKALl my HAND and seal Of the circuit c0uI
Il OF Bates county, this ist day Of Jul,
35-4t Ievz. A. b. LUDMlCk, Circuit Clerl
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Extremeh hot weather is a great tax
upon the digestive power Of babies;
when puny and feeble they should be
0;vena dose OF Whites Cream Vermi-
lure. Price, rs ts.-H. L. Tucker.
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@MA~

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative Bromo.Q uinine Tablets
the remedy that cures n cold in one day
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Are in many respects like other ulcers or
sores, and this resemblance often proves fatal.
Valuable time is lost in fruitless efforts to heal
- haoa..ea Az. rr..-s Of Cancsr that t11ulti-
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ENDING TRIBAL RELATIONS.
Dividing Lands Among the Kansas In
dams in Oklahoma.

The Secretary Of the Interior has re-
ceived for submission to Congress an agree
ment reached with the Kansas tribe Of
Indians in Oklahoma looking to abolition
of tribal existence. The agreement gives
each member of. the tribe homestead.
which shall be inalienable and non-taxable
for twenty-five years, and provides equit-
able division of the remainder of the lands
among the tribe; reserves of 1G0 acres for
school purposes. eighty acres as town site,
twenty acres for a cemetery. segregation
of tribal funds and their pro rata division
among the members Of the tribe. public
sale of the remaining unsold tracts Of
Kaw trust and diminished reserve lands in
Kansas and control and supervision of the
members of the tribe by the superintendent
Of the Kaw school. There are 100.137
acres in the Kaw (or Kansas tribe( reser-
walton and each of the 220 members OF the
tribe would get approximately 4bo acres
and $500 Of the tribal funds. The Kaws
took this action without Intervention CT
urging from the government.
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amount of allowances paid was 1886. .64s.O2, and
1,Io5
pany, in the administration Of the Pension De
partment. to pursue liberal policy toward the
employees between sixty-fve and seventy years OF
age who become incapacitated for active service
This together with the extension 1.. Of its siS benefits
which has become part Of your system since
the Department was inauggurated; has increased
larger sum will be necessary to meet Its require;
ss,s T m be Of I
maximum annual appropriation to this fund from
$3.50 900 to $3OO,O00
1t will be seen from the Income Account that
your revenues were sufficient to permit the pay
ment Of an extra dividend Of per cent in
addition to the regular dividend of per cent.
and the application Of a large sum to the revision
OF grades and alignment and the improvement
After deducting the advances to coal and other
companies in your system, and the amounts
and for extraordinary expenditure. from the sum
realized from the premium on the stock allot-
ment profit sale of securities and miscellaneous
sources there a balance of Sc. .S25. III 80. of
which 5000 Goo was transferred to the sds Extra,
the credit Of profit and loss.
In pursuance OF the action of the stockholders
at the last meeting and of the vote taken thereon
at the annual election. the authorized capital stock
OF the Company was increased by the sum OF 800.
stituton OF PENNSYLVANIA which went into eject
January I. 1874. Under the power thus conferred
to the shareholders of a3s per cent Of tLeir hold.
ings on the 26th day Of April, 1901. at 500 per
sheet. and the proceeds thereof were applied to
the payment Of the temporary collateral invest
appearing ON last years balance sheet, the pur-
ment for the stock Of the Long Island Railroad
COMPANY referred re- & to in the last report. the re-
system and the general corporate purposes of the
Company.
further issue Of your capital stock was made
for the purpose Of acquiring the stock of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company not owned by your Company. This road
New York and Washington. and your Company
already held 90 per cent Of its stock, and in
conjunction with tho Northern Central RAILWAY
Company owns all the stock Of its Southern a0-
nection. the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. II
proprietor, and the two roads, the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore and Baltimore and PO
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majority of this house when l recognize
that the German people have viewed with
rGuS and brilliant reception which the
American nation has accorded the brother
Of the German emperor"
The imperial chancellor concluded his re-
marks amid the applause of the house.
Count Won Buelow also assured the reich
stag, in somewhat lengthy speech, that
there was not the slightest likelihood nor
desirability Of Germany taking any steps
to interfere in the course of affairs-in South
Africa. Such course, said the speaker,
was not in accord with German interests
and policy. If the government listened to
Herr Gradnauer and his adherents. he con-
tinued it would have to intervene not only
in South Africa, but in Armenia, the Phil
ippine Islands and in Finland
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Liberals Pleased and the Socialists
Sheer at Their Joy.

A dispatch from Berlin yesterday says:
Herr Hasse QiberaD, referring to the visit
of Prince Henry to the United States. said
he was glad to see it had frustrated the
designs of Great Britain against a German
American understanding. but that the Ger
man element in the United States was a
power which would not and should not
build up a state within state.
Herr Gradnauer (social democraO ridl-
culed the idea Of any advantage arising
from Prince Henry's visit. He said 1t was
very ingenious to expect any Improvement
in the relations between Germany and the
United States to result from such jour-
ney.
Replying to Herr Gradnauer, Count Won
Buelow said he deeply regretted the re-
marks of the last speaker, especially IN
view Of the splendid welcome that Prince
Henry was receiving from the American
people This remark Of Count Won Buelow
was greeted with applause from all sec
tions of the house.
Continuing, the imperial chancellor said
the tourney CT the emperor's brother had
no political object, save the natural one
of unfolding the traditional good relations
between Prussia, Germany and the United
States, which had existed since the days of
the great Frederick and the great Wash
ington.
"have every reason for mutual esteem
They have no occasion whatever to be-
smirch one another or epute with one an
other. They have every interest for living
In peace and friendship, based upon COM
plete reciprocity. Even in the most re-
mote future my eye perceives no point
where the political ways of the German
and American peoples cross. made this
statement in this house some three years
ago. l was then under the impression that
I was In sympathy with the great majority
of this house. OF this am now convinced.
.I am not saying this for Germany alone,
but also for abroad. I am further con-
yinced that I also agree with the great
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CAPITAL STOCK AND FUNDED DEBT.

For the purpose Of increasing its stock basis
Of securities connected with your western lines,
the Pennsy lyania Company made further Issue
OF $l9OOO.OO Of its Capital Stock, which your
Company purchased at par.
An Issue was made November 1st, 1901, in ac-
coltance with an agreement OF that date between
road Company. and the Girard Trust Company,
trustee Of $2O,OOO, GOO OF Pennsylvania Company
Gu ne Sep Sit Of Of
dividend-payns railway securities & by she , etS tno
snans e of ne your Gopans siniing fund
provided. under which Cne-ffteenth of the entire
s S be ussa S1 n
and equipment aud for the general corporate pur-
poses OF the Pennsylvania Company.
The per cent. mortgage bonds Of the CHARTERS
Railway Company amounting to 1000. having
matured October list, 1901 were paid and new
aSs securing of a1
of which slc5 Geo held in the treasury of that
Company for its corporate purposes.
The number Of tons Of freight moved on the
crease Of The nsmSer Of
carried % lss s02, increase of LII 5l3 as
compared with 1900.
Operating 's and net
s 81 on y snd f1snnfs aa n
crease in net earnings of s1o.l75.414;3s: There
increase Of 24.Ssi.G5s tons. and Io4.+7l aoI pas.
sengers carried, an increase Of O,1S4sob.
GENERAL REMARKS.
The securities belonging to the Trust OF Octo-
her 1878 on December 3lst. 1901, amounted at par
10 $40 956 O90 and the total income therefronl
was IS SIT 161 .1 about A. per cent on their cost
The assets Of the Insurance Fund at the end
of the year were s. 1868 COB 62 being an increase,
as compared with 1900. of 1921 19S o.
The total receipts Of the Employees voluntary
Relief Department for the year were $l,l16.2O6l
which, with $377. .331 .O5. the balance on hand az
the beginning OF the year. made an aggregate OF
fributed death benefits, and $3.50 1862 II In 3ses
of disability arising from sickness and accident.
After meeting its obligations for the year, q
balance Of $357. .269. .45 remained to- the credit OF
the Fund. In addition to this balance there IL
an accumulated surplus Of $151 25625.
The amount of the Employees Saving Fund at
the close Of the year was $3.219, ,90S.22.
During the year 229 employees retired un-
~ the pension regulations Of the company. The
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road Company goo box 1000 long gonl"las,
the Western New York and Pennsylvania hallway
Company 900 steel gondoas: for the Pennsy 1vana
Company 500 steel gondolas and 400 steel fiat
cars. and for the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago
and st. Louis Hallway Company 100 steel fat
cars: an aggregate Of 5000 cars
Owing to the exceptional demand for equip
ment growing ont of the prosperous condition If
the manufacturing and other industries it has
been necessary to make further provision in this
direction. not only through the pennsy Iyan,
Equipment Trust. bat by creating a trust.
known the Pennsy lvania Steel Car Trust. and
hy contracting for the building of 1900 :ddi-
tional freight for the various lines embraced
in your system. Through this acti III and the
arrangements made for additional power it is be-
lievc1 that your lines will he I'm condition to
properly for the traffic that is taxing
your facilities to the utmost
The total number of Car Trust ears now in serv-
Ice Is a. go. and the Car Trust certificates
standing December 31st, 1901. aggregate SIS, :
600.
The number OF tons Of freight moved on the
three grand divisions east of Pittsburgh and Erie
in 1901 1o226 80. increase OF 5,412. $50.
or 5.16 per cent: the number of ayers was
43 1:i65i1. an increase Of ., sol .2S1 GIG per
cent. compared with 1900.
The other Railroad Companies east Of Pitts
burGh and Erie in which your Company Is in
terrSe1 show satisfactory results. Detailed state
mcnts of their operations will be- found in their
respective annual reDorts. well in the full
report of your Company.
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MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.
The Meade Sails From San Francisco,
the Kilpatrick From Manila.

The War Department is advised Of the
movement Of transports as follows
Transport Meade sailed from San Fran
cisco for Manila with the following pas
sengers: Lieut.. Col. Ray, 7th Infantry
Capts. Goe. 18th, and Miller Artillery Corps;
Lieuts. Thompson, 1st Infantry. Pearce,
10th, .Leisenring, 11th. Frank, 21st, Crock
ett, oath, Faulkner. 2Sth, Dallam. 9th Cav
airy. Stryker and sidman. 9th Cavalry,
and Newton, Artillery Corps. Three con-
tract surgeons and one contract dental
surgeon. Thirty Eight Hospital Corps and
twenty-one Signal Corps men. Recruits
unassigned, infantry 662. Recruits assign
ed as follows: Cavalry. 9th, thirty-eight
10th. twenty-one; infantry, 2ith, two; 18th,
one. .
transport Fitzpatrick sailed from Manila
March for San Francisco with headquar-
ters. I'd Battalion, 17th Regiment U. s.
infantry, eighty-six sick. four insane and
$40 short term enlisted men.
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SINkING EtNIS.
Under the provisions Of the consolidated mort
gage of the Company $4O2. $50 set apart out
Of the net income for the redemption of the out
standing bonds secured by that mortgage. Twenty
nine thousand dollars of these bonds pur-
chased and cancelled. The remainder Of the sum
placed the credit OF the trustees for In
vestment under the terms of the mortgage. Thcr'
IL 81 .6iS. I6h.41. I'm securities and cash, in
the fund for the redemption Of the bonds
Under the provisions Of the four per cent.
Equipment Trust Gold Loan there paid to
the trustee during 1901, for the sinking fund, the
of S136. 400. The trustee unable 10 oh
tain any Of the bonds at the price fixed in the
lease. and In accordance with the terms thereof.
the whole amount has been invested in addi-
tional equipment.
SECURITIES OF OTHER CORPORATIONS.
The entire cost of the securities If other cor
poratiGnS held by your Company December Slst,
1901, 500 9:4 161 .0S. The increase last
year is dIe to further purchases of railway Sc
curities which yield satisfactory return upon
the investment The direct revenue received
therefrom during the year SI,1S1. .72O3S.
which amounted to over 3a4 per cent upon the
cost thereof.
CAR TRUSTS.
The Issue Of Car Trust securities made during
the year consisted OF s5.271 O.0 of certificates Of
Series a b." &c" d. e and F.
PENNSYLVANIA Equipment Trust. bearing interest
at the rate of 81 per cent per annum. There
will thus be furnished for the Pennsylvania Rail
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FILIBUsTER IN THE HOUSE.
Conference Report on the Philippine
Bill Presented.

Late yesterday afternoon the conference
report on the Philippine tariff bill was
brought forward for the consideration of
the House by Chairman Payne. He re-
fused, however, to yield to the demand of
Mr.. Richardson, the minority leader. for
recognition In his own right to discuss the
report, and democratic filibuster fol-
lowed. which kept the House In session un-
til five minutes of 5 O'clock. when an sd-
. journment was had after the previous
question had been ordered by q vote Of 105
to- 81
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Hearings on sundry Civil Bill.

Hearings will be begun tomorrow on the
sundry civil appropriation bill before the
House subcommittee on appropriations
Supervising Architect Taylor Of the Treas
ury Department will be the first of the
government officials to explain the needs Of
his department.