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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-21

er preparations we could make for ouI
defense, and high though I knew
Phorenice's genius to be- did not
see how she could very we'll do other
than accept the check and retire. Sc
l set guard on the ramparts of the
uppermost gate to watch all possible
movements, and gave the word to the
others to go and find the rest which
so much they needed.
For myself, dutifully I tried to find
Zaemon first, going on the errand my
proper self, for there, was little
enough of kingly state observed on
the Sacred Mountain, although the
name and title had been given me.
But Zaemon was not to be come at.
He was engaged inside the Ark of
and, being myself only one of the
seven, had not rank enough in the
priesthood to break in upon their
workings. And so / was free to turn
where my lkings would have led me
first, and that was to the house which
sheltered Nais.
She walked as I came in over the
threshold, and her eyes filled with a
welcome for me. I went across and
knelt where she lay, putting my face
on the pillow beside her. She was
full of tender talk and sweet endear-
ments. Gods! What an infinity of
delight 1 had missed by not knowing
my Nais earlier! But she had a will
of her own through it all, and some
quaint conceits which made her all
the more adorable. She rallied me on
the new cleanness of my chin, and on
the robe which 1 had taken as a COW
ering. She professed a pretty awe
for my kingship, and vowed that had
she known of my coming dignities she
would never have dared to discover a
love for me.
Phorenice, it seemed, had more
rage against the Priests clan on the
mountain and more bright genius to
help her to a vengeance than I had
credited. Her troops stormed easily
the gates we had left to them. and
swarmed up till they stood where the
pathway was broken down. In the
tierceness of their rush the foremost
were thrust over the brink by those
vance could be halted, and these went
screaming to a horrid death in the
great gulf below. But it was no DO
sition here that a lavish spending of
men could take, and presently all
were drawn off, save for some half
score who stood as outpost sentries
and lodged out of arrow-shot behind
angles of the rock.
IL seems, too, that the empress
herself accommodated the place, using
due caution and quickness, and so
got for herself a full plan of it's re-
quirements without being obliged to
trust the measuring of another eve.
With extraordinary nimbleness she
must have planned an engine such as
was necessary to suit her purposes,
and given orders for it's making; for
even with the vast force and re-
sources at her disposal, the speed
with which it was built was pro-
digious.
There was very little noise made
to tell of what was afoot. All the
woodwork cnd metal-work was cut
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-21
He said No More

Mr.. Bender-Great Scotti When a
woman goes out to get samples she
spends half the day.
Mrs. Bender-That is nothing! Why,
I have known you to make a round of
the sample rooms and spend half the
night Chicago Daily News.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-21
Away. che Con.eouence

Mrs. O'Grady-Me poor ould mon wor
killed by shtool.
Mrs. o'Rafferty-Awn did some wan
hit him wild it?
Divil a bit! It wor frogstool avn
he ate it for mushrooms = Chicago
Daily News.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-21
The SURGEONS KNIFE
Mrs. Eckis Stevenson Of Salt
Lake City Tells How Opera
ti0ns For Ovarian Troubles
May Be Avoided.

"DEAR Mrs. PNKHAM
with inflammation of the ovaries and
womb for over six years, enduring aches
and pains which none can dream of but
those who have had the same expe-
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
New Haley phones.


put in 5 more phones on the J S
Haley system.
Brott store No 8.
Brott residence 5.
Mrs Edwards, dressmaker 86
Mrs Jessie Taylor 4
W F NeedIer, 30
Add to your phone card.
In fact, when people realizs they
can have Phone at only SO cents
mOnth, everybody can have one,
no longer a luxury but a house
hold Inexpensive pleasure, and as
MIR, Haley has advertised you can
have at this rate for 6 months,
and you can have put in and if
Not Satisfactory or wanted can be
taken out any day, it is not sur
prlsing many will put in, and ma
ny will not pay 81 when they can
get all they want for so cents, and
over so of the present patrons have
decided to keep in their phones,
Of course some, many, will take
out the Haley and put in the Bis
sing, just as everybody do not
patronlze the same merchant. It
is to be expected.
We are glad to see many put
in the BissIng phone who have not
had a phone in. 1t will show the
pleasures (and the cussedness) of
phone, (tor no Central is perfect
and wires will get crossed).
OF course a number of them
took it for friendship or to encour
age, and like when he started out
with the lights and Haley with his
phone line. when the next payday
comes, others were slow pay and
take the new. Just As they go It, a
new store.
At present the Haley system has
the advantage of the Toll lines and
we have heard 1t told that these
rates will be doubled, to help pay
Iexpenses, but those who have his
phone in, travelling men and those
who come to Central, get present
rates. To those in these other CT
ties calling up some one in Hays
having a HALEY phone these same
advantages will be given. it saving
trouble of hunting up the party.
Wakeeney this week finished
the work and now enjoys a tele
phone system around town and its
patrons are now on talking terms
with Hays and the east.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11

The 420 foot well that they
have been boring so long over on
the YOunger-Madden farm south
of the Reservation, and which was
supposed 10 have struck a good
VEIN of water. was tested this
week and soon pumped dry, was
found to be only surface water
from the late rams, and was aban
doned as a bad job.
After they got down 400 feet they
ran into some substance that caved
IN on and mashed the tubing and
thew could not get thro' it.
Only that Government drill
experimenting on the Reservation
can show how deep that bed OF
shale goes. ?
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
capes AGti~0- S;td

Jackets, Furs, Children's Jackets
and Long coats at ZeSgte1's store.
Nels Belleau, the barber. with
his family, have moved to Natoma
and Kippes will occupy the build
ing for his cigar shop.
Court was held this week in Ire
go county, Judge Monroe and
Ed Rea going up there,
There is still an awful lot of the
wheat to be sown. rain having so
seriously delayed the seeding.
Fred Close, jr., came home on
Monday night to rest, having had
a very sick spell with fever in K.
G. for several weeks.
Alexander White has returned
from his trip to England. Francis
j. White came in from the west
on Mondays train.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
Good stove for sale.

Just the thing to heat a large
room or school house. Good as
new and for sale cheap. Call at
Mrs. -N0lG1'S,
1st door west Public school.
On this week Friday the Normal
school foot ball team pay a game
with the High school club, and
on next Thursday afternoon right
after school play a return game on
the Normal grounds with the Hays
club.
Every ticket sold to 'My Uncle
from N. Y is under a positive
Guarantee of a 1st class entertain
ment or money refunded. Ad-
mission 25, 35 & so cts. Reserved
seats at Geo Grass store.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
Up to date
wool dress goods
- zETNT Ep,, C+o-o

If you can appreciate a vocalist
of rare ability do not fail to hear
Miss Madilepe Turner, the gifted
vocalist with my Uncle from NY
at the Opera house Wednesday,
Oct. Is. Reserved seats at Grass.
Squire Robbins took trip to x.
G. this week for his health and to
see the carnival.
Phil Jacobs also went down and
enjoyed the sport,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
New Drug store.

APPLEBAUGH'S new Drug
store, on North Main street, oppo-
site the depot, is now open for bu
srness, General assortment of a
1st class drug store, new and fresh
drugs, cigars, stationery, brushes.
Everything IN handsome bottles
& cases, free from dust and dirt.
Prescriptions carefully filed.
Give US a call.
Telephone No. 80.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
Silk waists wai.t and ne, ne,

terms for sale at ZEIGLER's store.
An artist of rare ability is Sig
nori Gattl. the famous Spanish
dancer in his marvellous execution
of the Mexican National dance at
the hall next Wednesday eve.
Mrs Elizabeth Cavender has re
turned from her visit to New Or.
leans and glad to be in her cozy
cottage home again.
Mrs Wat Zeigler and daughter
will remain South until the spring
The PIa1nville Gazette got up
last week vely creditable 90 page
illustrated edition of their town
and county, It should have been
on heavier paper as some of the
cuts did not show up well.
The Union Pacific railroad al
Omaha have appropriated $11OC
for the purchase of % new instru
msnts for the railroad band al
Ellis, showing that they take an
interest in and appreciate the work
of that excellent band, which has
won a reputation by their fine mu
sic, and we congratulate them on
their new gift. The town of Ellis
can we'll be proud of their band.
Teachers examina t ion
The next regular examination
of candidates for Teachers certif
Gates IN Ellis county will be held
in the Public school house in Havs
on Saturday Oct. 25th at s o'c
am. ALEX. MEIER. Co. Supt.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
Look ont for Eeyer

LOok out for F6ver.
BilliOusness and liver disorders at
this season may be prevented by
cleansing the system with DeWltts
Little Early Rlsers; these famous
little pills do not gripe; they move
the bowels gently, but coplouslY,
and by reason of the tonic proper
ties, give tone and strength to the
glands. j. G. Farley,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
Melons for feed.

Supt Haney had splendid luck
with raising Pic melons for feed,
on the Experiment grounds on the
Reservation, is arranging to ship
a car load to the Agricultural col
lege for feed to their stock, and
has lot of them to sell cheap.
Try some for your stock, and if a
success, then raise some.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
New cloth arrived

Henry Meyer is not able to be
at his shop buf is working at his
homo west of the PRESBYTERIAN
church aud this week received a
lot OF new cloth of the latest style
and can make your clothes at rea-
sonable price if you come see him.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11

Gus Lamb has gone out to his
rancho to look after his cattle this
winter.
Editor BrettIe came up from El
lis on Monday to look in on the
Commissioners,
There will be foot ball game
played on the fort campus soon,
Don't miss seeing the game.
Remember that when you want
some good chop feed for your hor
ses you can get it at Madden's ell
evatOr.
One of the leading features of
the specialties of My Uncle from
IN Y is Edmund Paul & Miss
Gatti IN their original creation
The Soubretta and the Tramp.
Some of the Normal school stu
dents dropped IN this week and
set some locals and hoping that
small printing Office will be added
to the Normal outfit.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
SOrreI pOnY lost.

Staryed from our Buckeye farm IN
the Monday night storm a sorrel
pony, scar on left hip cut by barb
wire, lump on back caused by sad
die, shod on fore feet, Finder will
be rewarded on sending word to
BOB MORRIS, Hays P.O
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11

The Commissioners met all this
week and transacted the quarterly
business.
A special pension examiner
was here this week looking up tho
evidence in some cases
Mrs Sara Ryan is clerking in
RYan's during absencs of Ed Glen
non IN Washington.
Miss Bessie Leahy is running
the treasurer's Office this week
while Phil Jacobs Is in K.C.
Don't miss seeing the Qaeen of
song Dc dance artist Sadie Ray,
at the opera house next Wednesday
A sister of Ellhu Stout from the
east Is here on a vsslt, her first
visit to the PLAINS of the west.
Next Thursday night we are to
have an ECLIPSE OF the moon,
commencing at 9,56, total 1888,
closes at 1.29 Watch for it.
Re(s made, fine black
dress skirtsoaf f! zeigis2, 5es it@r'
II advertised stray horses at
McG res belonged to Staab of
CatENae; that at Seltz to Young
er; the 9tices soon find them,
Alex Philip left this week for a
trip to his old home in England
and Scotland. Mrs. Philip went
along as far as Kansas city.
JORDAN, the Egg, butter and
Poultry buyer has moved his Office
to the Brunswick hotel brick block
and ready to pay you Cash for
your produce, if it's good.
IF yeu want to have a hearty
laugh don't miss hearing Joe Oil
yer the dutch comnedian with the
My Uncle from N, Y. Co next
Wednesday.
The Band boys have had great
time In Washington this week.
every hour a round of amusement
with parades, serenades, and good
times, and In the accounts of the
doings of the Kansas crowd tho
name of our band appears in list.
Some of the boys applied to have
the time limit on their tickets OK
ltended 81 they could visit friends
IN the east.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
Imported Seed wheat

We offer for sale for seed some
of the wheat raised IN this state
this season from the celebrated
seed imported from Russia last
year by the U S. Government 6
Welded bere so we'll even in this
bad wheat year. Try few bush
el ard get a start,
Penneu G Wamm,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
Schoengen picnic.

A Picnic Will be held at Schoen
gen on TUESDAY, OCT. 18th.
1t beng the 25th anniversary of
the foundation of the church and
town and will be celebrated in
grand style
All are cordially invited.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11

A special feature of the special
ties of 'My Uncle from N, Y
is Holland & Byrd, acknowledged
to be the most versatile artists on
the Vaudeville stage. At Opera
house next Wednesday evening.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11

Grandma Seelye of Abilene,
who has been in Colorado a couple
months, visited this week with
her son ALVIN on the Smokey, and
is much improved IN health.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11

Mr.. Shoemacher, of Victoria, en-
rolled in the State Normal School
this week.
Elisha Tourtelotte on Saturday
proved up on his homestead in NE
of Saline township.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-10-11
Hays city band
in Washington.

The following went with the Band.
Director Patterson, Frank & Chas King,
VIII Dennis Levick, Fred Haffamier.
Rich Mulroy, George Loreditsch
John Frank, Strete Cox, Ed Glennon,
F B Brungardt, George Zeigler
Fred Schwaller, Bellport Bros.
John and Henry Westbrook, Eckert,
Bert Monroe, Gof, George Bellman,
Ed Polifka and Son. Pete Staab, il
Ed Mills, Henry Winters,
DR.. Pattersen's father, an old soldier,
Having been over the ground
we tried last week to describe the
trip the Hays City Band were
taking to the National 6. A. r.
Encampment at Washington and
friends of the boys sent many of
the papers to eastern friends, but
our description wasn't half as grand
as what our boys saw and enjoyed
for it was a continual grand ova-
ton from the time they reached
K. G. until they left Washington.
Reaching K. G. they transferred
to the Rock Island tIain with the
Modocs and eastern G A RS and
it was a gay crowd clear thro.
At Harper's Ferry the train was
halted and appropriate services
held at John Browns grave. of
which history has told them much.
John Browns body lies mouldring
in the ground,
A.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-03-20
Location Records.

The following information in re- gard to mineral locations. transfers. etc in the Valdez Recording Pre- cinct is as furnished by the Valdez Abstract & Title Co.
 During the week ending Mar. Is. the following papers were filed for record.
 PLACER i.H'ATIoNs.
 Banta cretk-2O a each for Gus Dgarf and A Mcintosh, Angus Gii- lis, w Mwklcr, C Mcl.ain. k Heron W Gelincau. C Bania. F Sweet Roy Cooper. P Monahan. ] val, ldcrsicin, 0 M Duntun. < Finlow Hill King Hogan and Olson. ( Hanson and k l.ansc. \ Paterson. G Benson, G Hogan-m and Ga; A Johnson.
 lmogcnc creck-G Dgarf and A Mackin;osh. A Giilis. J Leedy. j yanlders;ein. P Monahan, G Banta. W Ethical Jr, w Mockler, R Ianse Q Fish. 0 Dunion and K Heron.
 Big Four gulch- B Bennett.
 Shovel creek Vim Furness.
 Store your trunks at the Miners hotel for safe keeping.
 Fish Bros. can outfit you from horses and dogs to snow glasses.
 Watch out of order? Take it to W. (. S,ull, expert watchmaker.
 We will clean up our turkeys and chickens at Ocents. Fish Bros.
 Ncwcastle-No. 1 Coal-At Fish Bros. $14.U per ton-l1 sks-De- livered.
 MT. A. JudsOn Adams will leave in few days for Il short trip to Copper Center. where he goes to make arrangements for the survey ing he Is to do in that section for the government.
 B. E. Skinner and Park Gris- wold left town Tuesday for Copper Center, by the glacier route. From the Center, Park will continue on to Slate, and Mir. Skinner will join Doc. Winans in prospecting triI. through the copper country.
 MT. J. R. Crittenden, one of the well known members of the Haze lett & Meales company, left Mon- day for Chisna. Mir. Crittenden has the contract for carrying a monthly mail between the mouth of the Chistuchina and Chisna for the next four years.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-03-20
Continued from First Page.

tagc. and the Turnagain Arm Min ing Co. have two outfits on Silver Tip and Gulch creek.
 On Resurrection. Bear and Palmer creeks in the Hope district. Jas. l,uHzar,l, O. ]. Sleeper J. Cnk and others have rich property and are using hydraulic outfits with much success. Mir. Geo. Passwaicr is running hydraulic elevator on Resurrection wi!h profit.
 At Saw milf creek a few miles above this place on Turnaynin Arm. Mau,ioA < Murphy have one of lhr. i.St quartz propositions in this part of the country. They are working on twelve foot ledge of free milling quartz. from whicl, they are taking $3O to $50 dollars Ter ton with an arastra. This sca- son they will work three araStras.
 At Willow creek in the Knik country, Hemning & Co. have good placer property and this year wall take in hydraulic machinery and work on Il larger scale.
 The Towle & S,etson Co. in the kenai country took out $3OOO last summer and would have done more tut could not get men.
 Many others are working in the Inlet country and it is be- licvcd that it will develop into q rich mineral and oil district. I.a- borcrs are paid $4 day, but are scarce
The Alaska prospector., 1902-03-20

Valdez is making vast strides in the line of new industries. There has been shipments of every con- ceivable kind made to this port but about the only thing shipped out has been gold. This condition of affairs is about to be changed, for an enterprising merchant of the town has started an export branch of his establishment. The first shipment, made on the Ex- .celsior consisted of several thou- srnd packs of cigarettes and a con- signment of olives.
 Watches can be sent for repair from the interior by returning freighters or by mail. Send in your nuggets to have them made into chains, pins, bracelets, etc., the same way. W. c. Stull. expert matchmaker, manufacturing jewell CT and opticiau.
 Heinz Bulk Mince Meat 5Oc a nuart ae Eish Rrnv
The Alaska prospector., 1902-03-20
LOCAL NEWS NUGGETS.
w, C. Stull. Graduate Optician.

w, C. Stull. Graduate Oplician.
 The Nome City is due here Sun day.
 Dogs and horses for sale. See Fish Bros.
 For frs c'ass watch repairing eu to W. C. Stull.
 Red Cross Cider Vinegar 5Oc gal lon ai Fish Ercs.
 Good row and sail boat for sale. Inquire ai ,iII> office.
 Tacoma ice crecrcrs for sale at Temple & Doughcrty's.
 That Manae Cure at Valdez Phar- macy will cure your dogs.
 All hardwood hand slc,ls for sale at Temple & Dougherty's.
 If you can't see well, try Stull , easy spex. you'll be delighted.
 The mail for Eagle City will leave upon the arrival of the None City.
 Don't % inside without getting a P rifle and a mosquito tent q, Fish Bros.
 Geo. Max Esterly left on the Excelsior for short business trip to the States.
 There was q farewell dance given to Miss Gypsy at the Keystone on Sunday night.
 Up-to-date pleasing novelties in gold and sterling silver at Stull's jewelrv house.
 J. Jacobsen was back from the summit for couple of days and returned Monday.
 Several applications have been received for the position of teacher of our public school.
 Mir. Robert Biei was initiated into the mysteries of the Moose lodge last Thursday evening.
 The up town wells are dry and those on Mckinley street have Inly 20 inches of water. Suppose We had fire.
 No matter how complicated or badly out of order vour watch may be, we can set it right. W. C. Stuil expert watchmaker.
 Farmer Smith left Tuesday for few months visit to the States. He will go as far east as Idaho and Colorado before returning. Rutherford & Crawford are pro gressing quite rapidly with their saw mill and we will soon hear the shriek of the buzz saw.
 Oscar Fish bought the roadhouse at Camp Comfort Tuesday and will retit the place and put some one in charge for the summer trade.
 Mayor J. l.. Steele left on the Excelsior for Seattle on business. He will make trip to Denver and expects to return about May l.
 F. J. Date moved camp onto the glacier Tuesday. enroute for Slate creek, where he will put in the season working his mining proper ty.
 There was a case of vagrancy tried in Judge Lyons court last Saturday. As the charge could not be sustained, the defendant w;is acquitted.
 Our stock of plain gold wedding rings, fancy engraved bands. and gem set rings, is the equal of any in Portland or san Francisco, w. 1 c. Stull, Jeweler.
 Fish Bros. are making extensive improvements in their store, which | when completed, will add much to the appearance and comfort of this large establishment.
 There is such a rush for the good | things to be had at Oklahoma Bill's | that a dog which wanted to enter the store had to make a flying leap through the window, to the injury of the crockery and glassware.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-03-20

MT. Robert Blei left on the Ex- celsior for New York on mining business, and expects to return about the middle of April. Mir. Biei has made many friends in Valdez who will be glad to see him back.