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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
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Nearly every man thinks he is widely know l, says the Atchtson Globe. An Atchison man said today: Everybody knows me" We made test of 1t: WS asked the first twelve men we met it they knew him and they said they had never heard of him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

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 Sale by Draggists.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

-- Following the lead of Switzerland. the Belgium government has passed a law prohibiting the manufacture, inn portation and sale of absi1the.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24
VIEW ROAD TO CRIPPLE CREEK
HAS BEEN COMPLETED

1t was stated upon the streets of
this city yesterday that the eight miles
of county road being built on contract
by Foley Brothers of this city will be
completed by Monday and that in an
other few days the road will be open
for traffic between Beacon hill and
Canon City. Marigold. eight miles
south of Cripple Creek. has been
reached by the contractors, and but a
short distance further remains un-
finished The Foley brothers were
awarded the contract in January and
Immediately went to work on II.
Large numbers of graders and others
have been constantly in the employ OF
the contractors with the exception Of
few days when the state engineer
gave notice of change in plans
Cripple Creek Times.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24

whose name was accompanied by hers.
The wedding will take place at the
beautiful mansion of Mesdames NJ E.
Thursday, June 28, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. ]. NJ. Rudy, pastor of the First
Christian church, in the presence of
many friends, and after wedding
luncheon the bride and groom will de-
part for their home in Canon CITY.
Colorado.
of their personality, II may be said
the bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James ]. Jones of Canon
City, Colorado, but has resided with
Mesdames Smith and Cotton, at times,
for number of years. She is one of
the loveliest young ladies Sedalia has
ever had. is sweet of disposition, is
the possessor of a magnificent con-
tralto voice, which has had the train
ing of some of the most celebrated
masters of Europe: is an associate
member of the Royal Academy of Mu-
sic in London, where she was'a stu
dent for three years, and has been
widely heard in concert work, both in
the East, Denver and other points west
and and south. She is a member of
the board of managers of the Sedalia
College of Music and is In every way
prominent in social and musical cir
cles.
The groom-to-be is a minister, is a
handsome young man and son of
Mrs. Virginia Hunley of Bohannon,
Virginia. He was educated for the
ministry in the theological department
of the Lexington. Kentucky, University
and has filled charges both in Lexing-
ton and Bloomfield, Kentucky. He has
for the past two years been the pastor
of the Christian church In Canon City
and is admired and loved by all who
know him.
For the musicale Miss Jones was
beautifully gowned in white crepe de
chine and wore pink carnations: Miss
Gold was in white organdie in rose
design; Mrs. Gold, Mrs. Pan and Miss
Carmen in white, the latter with
touches Of pink. Over fifty guests were
present, including the Bachelor Girls
Club of which Miss Jones is a men,
berU
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24
EPIDEMIC OF RUNAWAY
TEAMS on MAIN STREET

There were no fewer than half a
dozen runaway teams on Main street
last Thursday and that there were not
several fatalities is remarkable In view
OF the crowded condition OF that thor
oughfare at nearly all hours of the
day.
The worst mix-up OF frightened
horses seen here for a long time oc-
Cured about noon when an italian
from one of the coal camps locked
wheels with wagon belonging to the
Crystal Ice company while driving
along near the opera house which
started things going at lively rate.
For few minutes 1t looked dubious
for nearly every. vehicle on the street
between Baker & Biggs corner and the
Strathmore hotel, but. luckily. most of
them were gotten out OF the way. The
most serious injury was sustained by
C. w. King of 40 Macon avenue. who
is still in a critical condition In conse-
quence of the accident which befell him
at that time.
King was driving team belonging
to Iden & Hyssong Of the Rocky Noun
tain livery stable and was driving
along the street near the Record once
with an empty sand wagon when
runaway behind him caused his horses
to become unmanageable. When the
wagon struck the concrete crossing 81
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24

the intersection of third street the
Stats composing the bottom Of the
wagon bed we're Jared loose and the
driver being unable to maintain his
footing fell under the wheels and was
run over. Both his lower limbs were
broken, one of them in two places, his
left arm was crushed and an ugly cash
made in the back of his head. He was
taken to DIR. Graves hospital where his
wounds were dressed and his suffering
mitigated as far as possible. 1t was
believed at first that he had received
internal injuries and that his recovery
was highly improbable. He manifest
ed great fortitude and vitality and is
getting along as we'll as could be ex-
pected in consideration of the serious
ness of his wounds.
Late in the afternoon of Thursday
team of horses belonging to the peni-
tentiary' came dashing down the
street from the eastward attached to
farm wagon loaded with alfalfa hay,
but beyond spilling the hay and
the people who happened
to be driving, but little damage was
done
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24

be a matter of interest to Canon peo-
pie, announcing as it does, the ap-
preaching marriage of Rev. J. B. Hun
ley, pastor of the Christian church
here, and Miss Marion Elvira Jones.
1t says:
THE handsome Gold residence, 211
West Seventh street, was the scene of
delightful entertainment this after
noon, the hours being from four until
six o'clock, and the entertainment a
musicale given by Miss Harriet Gold,
the charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Gold. The large parlors were
beautifully decorated by many strings
of small pink hearts, festooned from
the ceiling, and punches of pink car
nations, the effect being greatly ad-
mired.
after the rendition of a very de-
lightful program, the hostess, who was
assisted in entertaining by her mother
her brother, Mr.. Leonard Gold, and
Mrs. Hattie L. Paff, with Miss Grace
Carmen to welcome the guests at the
door, served pink and white ice cream
the white being nodded in squares and
centered with the pink, in a heart
shape, and white cake.
After the refreshments Mrs. A. H.
Pratt, in her own clever, funny way,
read an original poem, all about hearts
and darts, and the significance of
which came-well, it was then that
the company was treated to surprise
which brought smiles and congratula-
tions. The hostess passed from guest
4.
with pink ribbon, gave each a long
stemmed pink carnation. Attached to
the carnation by pink ribbon, were
two small white hearts-bearing on
one the name Marion Elvira Jones'; /;
on the other, John B. Hunley." Then
| it was known that the chief guest Of
the musicale was Miss Jones, and that
she is to be married to the gentleman
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24

the house which is not safe thing
to do. There are many ways in which
they can disappear. Why not bring
them to the Fremont County Bank
where they can be placed in a secure
envelope and taken care of in the
bank vaults free of charge, or, II you
prefer. You can rent safety deposit
box at a nominal charge. The bank
has provided special room for the
handling of such business and 1t will
be we'll worth your while to put your
valuables where you know they are
absolutely safe.
The Record, $1.25 a year-subscribs
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24
The Advertising Faker.

Members of the order of Elks in
Colorado complain that takers are
making an effort to secure contracts
for advertising, in what purports to
be an official program of the Elks re-
union in Denver next July. There
will be no advertising in the official
program published by the Elks. and
the program provided for the occasion
will be given away at the Elks head
quarters. SO that there will be no de-
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24
How to Ward on Old Age.

The most successful way to ward
on old age is to maintain vigorous
digestion. This can be done by eat
ing only food suited to your age and
occupation, and when any disorder Of
the stomach appears to take a dose Of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets to correct It. II you have a
weak stomach or are troubled with In
digestion. you will find these Tablets
to be just what you need. For sale by
alul dealers.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24

The Fremont County Bank has made
arrangements whereby all checks
drawn on its bank will be paid any
where in Colorado without any ex-
change charge whatsoever 1t has al
so arranged to take, free of charge.
either on deposit or cash, checks
drawn on out of town banks on which
heretofore there has been an exchange
charge.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24
TO BE Welded AT
SEDALIA, MISSOURI

Rosa Pearles paper, published at
Sedalia, Missouri, contains in its issue
of May 10, the following account of a
social function in that city which will
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24

mand for any program except the one
the Elks prepare themselves.
Luther NJ. Goddard, chairman of the
general committe on reunion in Den
yer, asks that anyone in Colorado who
is approached in the name of the Eiks,
and asked to pay for advertising in a
program for the reunion, inform him
at once, as all such agents are trying
to secure money under false pretenses,
and their arrest will promptly follow.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-24

Nearly everyone in this city or i'm
mediate vicinity has papers of more
or less value such as insurance poll
cies, notes, bonds, stocks certificates,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31
A Lamentable Affair.

The entire community was shocked
when word reached the city Saturday
evening that Billy Smith, who lives one
mile east Of Alya. had committed suicide
by hanging: He had been in town dur
ing the day attending to his business as
usual. His relatives had known for some
bme that he was acting strangely, and
some member Of the family made it a
business to keep close watch on him all
the while. Several years ago an inter
nal growth pressed against his spine and
affected his brain. An operation per-
formed in Wichita, relieved him. and Bill
ly has been all right until recently.
There is no doubt but that the sad rag-
edy was the result Of return Of the for
mer conditions as Mr.. Smith must have
been temporarily insane or he never
would have committed the rash act
Alva Record.
Vim. Smith was the Oldest son Of r.
M. Smith and wife Of Elwood township
known by practically everybody in Bar
Der county. The misfortune is deeply
regretted by the family numerous friends.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31
An Unjust Accusation.

After the verdict was rendered by the
jury in the White Williams larceny case
the charge was made against r. H.
Bruce, one Of the jurors in the case, that
he had expressed an opinion Of the guilt
Of the defendants at former trial. When
the motion for a new trial was heard by
Judge Gillett one witness testified that
he had heard Mr.. Bruce make the state
ment. MIR. Bruce desires to say to the
public, for the protection Of his own
character, that he at no time expressed
himself before he reached the jury room.
He knew none Of the parties connected
with the case at the time he is charged
with having expressed himself and cer-
tainly knew nothing about the facts in the
case when qualified as a juror. Mr..
Bruce is a man whose reputation can
not be assailed and the parties who are
now attempting to blacken his character
are dealing in dirt and cannot be too
strongly condemned.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31
An lith.Heur Reofbaeh.

On Monday the republican State GEN.
ral committee sent bundle Of cheap
blue-bil trash to the town and the repub-
lcan mullet heads who are running the
party up against the real thing here, had
so little sense as to post them up promis-
cuously around town. These hand-me-
down. haf-baked, unsigned. bastard cir
culars pretend to quote the Kansas City
Star Of ten years ago denouncins Sena-
tor Harris who is now the democratic
candidate for governor. 1t is Of little con-
cern to US whether the quotation is aenu-
inc or spurious. In that day there was
great prejudice against Hams and tue
statesmen Of his kind but since then the
people have learned better and now even
the Star is aaunch supporter Of Mr..
Harms. The Importation is only repeti-
6on Of what the bad element IN the re-
publican party usually resort %. They
spring something at the laa hour when
the opposition has little or no time to ex-
plode it. But let the dirty work 20 on.
1t IS vote maker for Hams and the rea
Of the ticket. The people are just little
smarter than the little coterie Of g. o. D.
medicine makers.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31
Be Careful How You Vote.

This is the last time that the Index
will go to the voters of Barber county be-
fore election day and we desire to finally
remind our readers that it is to their best
interests to elect the state and county
democratic ticket to look after public af-
fairs during the approaching official term
The democratic party has succeeded this
year, in greater degree than it general
ly does, In nominating competent, deserv-
ant men for the various Offices from gov
enor down. Indeed it has gone so far
in insisting that only good, strong, clean,
deserving, competent men be placed on
the ticket that it is barely possible that a
very small element In its own ranks may
not support all the candidates, and this
in itself should develop an element Of
strength among the better element Of peo-
pie in all parties. 1t is sincerely hoped
that the party will be encouraged by the
people at the polls next Tuesday. Should
these candidates be defeated, it would
give all political parties an excuse for
nominating undesirable candidates in the
future. They would point to the record
Of 1906 and say that the democratic
party tried the plan Of putting up none
but the better class Of men for office but
the voters chose to vote with the party
that was less particular in this regard.
Be careful how you vote. You are
going to help to establish a precedent
newt Tnesdau
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31
JUDGE ALFRED ELLISON .
Second Number Of Lecture Course. Oh.
era House Nov. 8th.

Judge Alfred Ellison is a master Of the
emotions. He does not come to you
with complex problems of church and
state His themes are the simple ques-
lions Of everyday life. And so his ap-
peal is universal. No man gets closer to
the hearts Of his audience than he. By
his true, genuine eloquence he lifts his
hearers to rare and lofty impulse; by his
exquisite wit and humor he call forth
the most delicious amusement; and with
his touching and tender pathos he moves
the listener as few other men are able to
move them. His lectures are rare liter
ary entertainments, and there is a laugh
on the lips and tear in the eye Of his
hearers and glad. warm memory lin
gers lovingly in the soul long after he is
gone
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31
School Notes.

Last week closed the FIRST quarter 5
work Of the school. Examinations were
held in all grades except the first primary
and the report cards will be sent to par
ents this week. 1t will aid the teachers
and the pupils if parents will read over
carefully these reports and return them
promptly to the teachers.
The school, as whole, made a most
excellent record the second month, the
punctuaGty and attendance being the best
for many years. In the high school there
were 20 pupils neither absent nor tardy;
in Miss Woodward's room. 80; in Miss
Smarts room. 20; in Miss Covert's room,
20; inMiss kemohan' room 2 /; in Miss
Likes room, "a; in Miss Giants room,
26; in Miss Thomas room, II; a total
Of 1876 neither absent nor tardy for the
whole school.
The records Of all the rooms are as
follows:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31
TO THE PEOPLE
Of Barber County,

After giving nearly SIX years of close
study. as county superintendent, to the
needs Of the schools of Barber county, |
feel that may be pardoned in making
this plea for better educational privileges
for the boys and girls Of the county.
have studied carefully every phase
OF the Barnes High School law and am
convinced that its adoption in this county
will furnish the very best opportunity for
securing the kind Of educational priv
leges our people need to put them abreast
OF the tunes. Eighty-three counties will
vote upon this proposition next Tuesday.
1t seems to me that Barber County can
not afford to place itself on record be-
tore the world as being against so excel
lent proposition for the benefit of our
schools and the progress of education.
People in the crowded centers Of the
states east are coming west every day
seeking farms for their children and
homes tor themselves. They have been
accustomed to good schools and it is safe
to say that in selecting their new homes
they will be guided. as we all know they
have been, by cheap lands and good
schools. We have the land and we
ought to have the school privileges. The
Bames High School law will give us
better High Schools. the High Schools
will give US more and better teachers,
and better teachers mean that the chill
dren will reap the rewards. This year
alone we have had to import seventeen
teachers to 6ll our schools and nearly all
this money paid them goes out Of the
county to stay.
The cost to the individual taxpayer is
almost nothing as one mill le0y will be
sufficient to maintain the High School
under present conditions. No part Of the
fund can be used for any purpose except
High School purposes, not one cent can
be used for any grade work. The city
must furnish the building 50 that the peo-
pie hom the county pay only their share
OF the actual running expenses and all
pupils capable Of doing High School
VodA hoSC Tic SAME IlSnt as nOSc VINO
live in town.
most heartily endorse the law and
urge every voter to consider its pro-
visions, feeling sure that when he does,
he will vote for its adoption at the cleo
tion next Tuesday. Respectfully,
P. L. LAKE, Co. Sup..
P. S. Please bear IN mind that the
Bames High-School law was passed by
the Legislature Of 1905. The old High
School law which was in force previous
to the passage Of the Barnes High School
law did provide for 6 mill levy. a part
Of which could be used for building pur-
poses. Under the new law the levy
can not exceed 3 mills and no part Of
this can be used for building purposes.
The city IN which the school is located
must furnish the building. Do no. mix
the law Of 1886 with the 1905 Barnes
law. Pill.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31
Popular Young Lady Married.

On Wednesday, October "a, 1906.
at | | o'clock A. NJ. Miss Leora Ellen
Flohr became the bride Of Mr. Edward
L. Basey Of Comanche county. The
wedding ceremony took place at the
home Of the bndes grandmother. Mrs.
Nancy Garten, Kansas avenue east, In
this city. DR.. ]. w. VanDewalker speak
ing the words that bound the fortunes Of
these two young people together.
The BRIDE was very beautifully gown
ed in white and the groom was attued in
black. Following the ceremony and con-
gratulatons, an elegant two-course dinner
was served and in the afternoon the coup
le left for their home IN Comanche
county where the groom owns ranch.
This marriage deprives Medicine
lodge Of one Of her fairest and most ac-
complished daughters. Miss Flohr COM
pleted the course Of the city high school
last spring and won first honors in class
Of sixteen. She is a very cordial. pleas
ant and lovable young lady and in win
ming her. the fortunate young husband
has secured prize whose value is be-
yond estimation. Mr.. Basey is one Of
Comanche couny's prosperous young
farmers and stockmen and we sincerely
trust is in every way worthy Of the hand
and heart Of his chosen hfes partner.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31

Last weeks Cresset is burdened with
the lhomas-F rame certificate conhover-
sy. There are two articles from the pen
Of the editor and one over the signature
Of County Chairman II. H. Case. The
claim is again reiterated, as told IN last
weeks Index, that Mr.. Thomas had ney-
ct claimed that he noaV holds FIRST grade
certificate but that he had held one, and
now holds only second grade. Mr..
Frame. however. still contends that
Thomas did claim before the conv ention
and on the day Of the convention that he
held FIRST grade certificate then tn force.
and by that means defeated him Frame
for the nomination. Both sides to the
controversy bring witnesses to prove thei,
assertions and it is remarkable how many
men are positive on both sides. Ju.
why MI. Thomas should have laid claim
to a 6rst-gade certificate at all IS not clear.l
and this, IN our judgment. is where hi.
admissions are fatal. The fact that he
held such paper at one time and now
has faHen to second grade with an SO
average IS very poor recommendation
for him for it IS the same as advertising
the fad that he is going backward and
IN the natural course Of events would
soon be where he held no certificate at
all. Progressive men have their faces to
the present and future. not the past. and
therefore It IS Of Ettle concem what Mr.
Thomas did or held IN ancient history
However. as stated last week, this Is q
controversy within the republican ranks
and outside Of assisting the voters IN ar.
nxins at the truth. the Index has no IN.
tereA IN It.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-10-31
WHAT 0. P. T. EWELL STANDS FOR.

If Hon. 0. P. T. EweIl is reelected
to the legislature he will vote for
An and-pass law.
Twc-cent railroad fares.
Lower freight rates.
A full investigation Of the state treasury
And if there is not sufficient number
of democratic representatives and sena-
tors in the legislature to elect a United
States Senator, he 1Vill yote for a
"Sqnare Deap Republican and thus
do his share toward defeating the corpo-
ration candidates. All republicans who
desire to assist in electing legislature op-
posed to corporate favoritism should vote
for Mr.. Ewell.