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Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

The Barber County Index has been
sued for five thousand dollars for max
ing a mistake. 1t is the old story re-
peated. When Christ was on earth
transmitting news they crucified him
and it seems there are some of the
gang still liberalization Herald.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

Dell Morgan, of near Sharon, return
ed this way Tuesday from trip to the
Pecos Valley in New Mexico He IS
wei! pleased with the country and may
buy and locate down there.--Harper
Advocate.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncaIled for in the
postofice at Medicine Lodge for the
week ending Mar. II, 1905.
MIR. j.. w. Mct'adden.
When calling for these letters please
state that they have been advertised.
i N TyTTrS p NJ
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

p. F. Harbaugh, whose home is be-
tween Medicine Lodge and Kiowa,
spent last week visiting with his broth
er, j. E., of this city. He returned
home on Saturday, accompanied by j.
E. who visited for a few days in Bar
ber county,-Coldwate Star.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

Il. G. Feltner of Greenup, Illinois,
arrived the first Of last week to visit
with his niece, Mrs. j. D. Mathews.
Mr.. Feltner Is engaged in the banking
business at Greenup.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21
CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY

Call and investigate Prize Oak Heat
ing Stoves, made by one company 56
years.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

The Kansas City Weekly Journal and
the Index one year both for 81, to all
subscribers who pay year in advance.
This offer will expire April 18th.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21
School Reports.

Report of district No. 16 for the term
ending March 2, 1905: Number Of days
taught ll9. Total attendance in days
1888; boys 97S; girls 965. Average at.
tendance Is; boys s; girls s. Those
neither tardy nor absent: Walter and
Ellis Marched. Those absent but not
tardy: Opal Bloom, Vera and Clifford
Hittle.-Tracy B. Likes, Teacher.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

Miss Mary Best is enjoying a visit
from cousin, Miss Carter of NEEDLES
borough, England. She arrived last
Wednesday.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

IT. Woodward & Son are exclusive
agents for the celebrated o. B. Flour
the best brand on the market. 1t is
popular with all who use it. Try sack.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

1t. Williams was called to Wichiia a
last week to testify in the federal court
in some of the numerous land fraud
cases. He returned Saturday.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

l.. NJ. Axline and Ii. Ii. Mccoy rep
resented Medicine Lodge republicans
at the congressional convention at
Hutchinson last Thursday.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

J.B. Gano was summoned to Wichita
the first of last week to serve on the
federal grand jury but succeeded IN
getting excused.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

All kinds of furniture bought and
old, stoves repaired, and second hand
goods of every description constantly
in stock. Store on North Main street.
ADAM JACKSON.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

Attorney w. IL. Cloud of kiowa was
transscting business in the city last
Thursday and Friday.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

DR.. r. E. McAllister, resident dentist.
Office oyer Citizens State Bank.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

Kansas farms for sale, by w. q. Al
ford, at Hazelton, Kans., at reasonable
Dr,oaQ
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

Remember the Georgia Minstrels at
the opera house next Tuesday night.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

Every pair of Noyes & Norman shoes
guaranteed at Ii. Il. Woodward & Sons.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

For Farm Loans see Palmer s. Case
Office west side Main st.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

III. w. Skinner was in eastern Kan
sas most all of last week on live stock
business
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21
BARBERCOUNTY INDEX,
WEDNESDAY, MICH. 21, 1905
a. T. q 9. ?. RY. TIME CARD.

a. L. q D. Z. nj. lime ChhO.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
20 90 a. N M MEDICINE LODGE, KAs. s99 q N :,
No train service on Sundays.
l:O5 train makes connection with A. T. *
s. F. for Hazelton, Kiowa. Alva, woodward
and all points in Panhandle, and with Wichi-
ia, Kansas City and points east
1:45 train connects at Attica for points
south. Oklahoma, Texas. East bound passen-
gers taking this train must remain over
night at Attica and leave at $40 A. NJ.
r. a. EDGAR, Agent.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21
S15O REWARD: Hes Has.e

Association, sub-order No 81, will pay re.
ward of $50 for arrest and conviction of any.
one guilty of grand larceny, and $50 for con-
V1ctlon on charge of petty larceny. Money
on deposit In Citizens State Bank to pay re-
ward The Association also hereby gives no.
tlce that 1t will employ all necessary means to
rlgidly enforce the state gan laws and pro-
hibit hunting, fishing and tresspassing upon
all lands owned or controlled by the mem.
Ders or the said above order. BY order of
Sub Order No. 81, A. II. 7. A. Barber county,
Kansas.
JAMES c. GARTEN. Preside MT
L.. s. MCELwAIN, Secretary.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

IHTt6 JIllI6 DdDVS were npStItu q ID Utu,
I'm name William, Willie and Bill, !"
mother said;
Wide was her sm lie, for triplets they be-
She lays her good luck to Rocky Noun.
tain Tea. Great baby medicine.)-
Gem Drug Co.
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21
Miscellaneous. Column.

DOR SALE-Two driving horses, large
l. enough to work also. Inquire at this of.
fioo
Barbour County index., 1906-03-21

Ed Goodan has bought of W. D..
Mackey the coal interest of the Hazel.
ton Coal and Lumber Co., and Ell is
now in charge, but he has not yet
learned that in weighing coal that 100
lbs is just about ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09
LADIES' SUITS

The popular Suit this season il one
made Eton Jacket style with wide gin
die and elbow sleeves, skirt made full
circular flare.
Al Suit which We are putting out as
= leader Is made Of a fancy mixture
with an invisible plaid, god style Eton,
trimmed with white pique and braid,
wide girdle, medium short sleeves, the
newest fare and CIRCULAR skirt. The price
il $500.
Another Suit, which has been good
seller and il a good value, ii made of
good quality black Panama, good style
Eton Jacket trimmed with plain silk
trimming, elbow sleeves, with cuffs to
match for long sleeves, full circular
skirt with plaits down front and back.
It " an extra value at $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09

Z WANTED Position 90 do once work. Write
to Boz q, X. r. d.. wiiiiamsiown. VT 2its
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09

WANTED--work in an oface A. book keeper
bya graduate Of the Home Correspondence
school Of springfield. Mass. Address Geo. q
Lane, Williamstown, VI. lt6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.

1
i Easter gloves at Vaughan's.
Linen % inches wide for coats nj
Fits.
New lsio corset covers Just IN Il
Ahhott's.
Minnehaha Encampment, ~. 2, viii
meet tonight.
u, Il. Cutler went To Lyndonsilie to-
day ON u visit.
u. H Averill went 70 Wells River
today ON business
Something new Id collars at the Frank
McWhorter Go. stare.
Chiljren's and misses spring coats
Just IN for Easter at Pcrry's.
The spring styles IN Ralston health
shoes and oxfords are all in at the Pco-
Pies shoe store.
A lot Of new and second hand golf
clubs for sale at cost. Thomas g. Peters.
Ha6 Pearl street.
For Sale.--O baby carriage; one oil
stove, almost new, Apply at o4 Sum
hier street, upstairs.
Mrs Richard yeale returned today
from Boston, where she has been visit
ing for a few weeks.
There will be meeting Of the en-.
tertainment committee 81 the Presbyter.
ian church Tuesday evening at o'clock
al the church.
Mrs. Ella Polonghini Of Morris street
was called To Newport last Saturday
morning to attend the funeral Of her
father, NH, Bushec.
Mrs. Rock and Mrs. Bixby Of East
Barre wish To announce their millinery
opening On Wednesday and Thursday If
this week They have in stock all the
latest styles of New York and Paris
Spring and Summer millinery. Come
and get your Easter hat.
A snbpocnae was served today on W.
u. I.ampman, clerk in G. II. Hendricks
drug store. ordering him to appear as
d witness in the trial of Ray Mullen,
charged with numbering Fred Batcllelder,
when the case comes up for trial next
fall. Mr.. Ianpman testified in the pre-
liminarv hearing that he had sold arson
ID to the respondent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09
WHITE SILK WAISTS

silk Waists are III great demand this
season, especially those made Of white
Jap silk, as they will wash as wcll
~ 4 cotton and wear almost as long.
A Waist we are having a good sale
on is made in white and black Of
good quality Jap silk, tucked front and
back, full new sleeves with deep cuffs.
The price is s2-ss,
A Waist which il . little more dressy
il made 81 white Jap silk, embroidered
front, with three haIfinch and fine
tucked yoke, full sleeves with deep
tucked cuffs. VIII wash like cotton.
The price il $3ss.
We have other styles of Jap and Tai
fcta Waists In both white and coIors
at prices from 1925 TO $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Misses coats at Fits.
ahildrsn's coats Aat vaughalls.
Faster announcement on Ath page.
bolts. N' IT M
Buy your Easter coat Or suit al
Perry's store.
Roller-skating at the Pavilion ever,
forenoon Afternoon and evening of this
week. '''T
One Of those new grey hats At the
McWhorter 60. Store Ii the thing for
Easter. '''' N'''f = Aes
Alexander Trail leaves tonight for
jackson Michigan, where he win work
for time.
Miss Helen Burbank returned Sat,r.
day evening from Rutland, where she
spent last week visiting The public
schools Fv''S
nice line Of drummers' SAMPLES ~
trimmed and untrimmed hats To close
at cost. Just the thing for Easter. Mrs
IJ n. Bond, 50 North Main street.
When selecting patterns be sure anu
get The style and right size that Won
need, TOR we do not exchange or take
them back. yeale 4 knight.
n addition 10 the new spring suit
and top coat, You will need L regliree
shlrt, one of those new style collars.
az up-to-date tie, 4 pair of gloves ANA
fancy hose from the Frank NIcWhorter
90. Store
There A one thing that 1t will be best
70 have understood beforehand the eggs
that Mrs. Simpkins has to sell at the
store will neither be loaned or sold 10
anyone ~ the audience al the play, 'sThe
Old Country Store next Tuesday even.
ing, April 10th. Congregations church
parlors, NJ s o'clock,
The restaurant which has been con.
Quoted bf Charles Il. Campbell in his
part q the Granite block during the
past year, was closed BY Mr.. Campbell
saturday night as the proprietor in.
tends to enter Some other business. MIR
Campbell has maintained a clean. frat
class place Of business, entirely creditable
l0 the city.
Jack Fraser of Barre, who Il now at
tending school IN the Holy Gross college
school, WAS pat III the box
for the big college team Saturday 10
the game against the Massa
chlisetts Agricultural college. III two
innings six batters faced Fraser and five
Of tae.n were retired ia strikes. No
hits We're made in the two innings and
Fraser u reported TO have made i very
showing III
Other parts 81 the body III Fred Batch
elder, whose death occurred mysterious
" in this city on March l6, have been
sent 70 the state laboratory al Burling
ton to be examined for effects Of arsenic.
The body, who was buried al PIainield.
was eNllnned under orders OF the state's
prosecuting officers for evidence To be
lsei in the case against the nurse, Ray
Mullen, who is charged with numbering
by administering poison. The
state laboratory has already found
races Of arsenic in the stomach and in
sestines but the questions was raised
whether enough to have caused death.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09
4. 2. ABBoTT q co AP. ABBOTT 8 cola P ABBOTT & Co
AThe Daylight Store ~
Anrc CIR me
WE ARE CONTINUALLY STUDYING

In order the public money
continually
hammers piece Of metal glow that the blows
succession the metal will lose the impaired blow
one struck " is the accumulated effect the quick blows
ne Dry Goods
market irons
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09

all around with
silk, front of
Elton, has \
grey and white
checked vest.
collarlcss neck,
similarly trim
III d b o W
sleeves, k
piped cuffs with
t b 4 9 i Z g p
tucks above,
lined through
out with silk
ito mattel, pip
ing, the newest
flare circular
. K irt with
plaits down
center Of front,
and hack, silk
p d b q ii d
around bottom.
is $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09
LADIES' SUITS

The cut represents q very swell Elton
Suit, made Of fine quality wool Beige,
Eton Jacket, has high girdlc belt, piped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09

WANTED irl for. general hous&work. AZ.
plsjfo Mrs George Northey, II Granite st. 2ftl
y 1Dsf--ssturday night. March aist either on
electric car or between the car track near
spauiding school and Park Place, . lady's gold
watch, hunting case. Finder return TO this
once. 9itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-09
"A. p. ABBOTT & CO.
EAST BARRE.

We wish 10 announce oIm millinery
opening on Wednesday and Thursday
OF this week. We have in stock all the
latest styles Of New York and Paris
Spring and summer millinery. Come
and gee your Easter hat Mrs. Rock and
Mrs. Bixby.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
WON'T ENJOIN AN INJUNCTION.
Appellate Division Refuses to IndOrse Gas
order COntraVe mini Federal Court.

A decision rendered yesterday by the
Appellate Division indicates that in GER
tain cases that court may not uphold in
functions granted to gas consumers re-
straiuing the D from refusing to
furnish gas at 80 cents a thousand pending
the litigation in the Federal courts over
the constit1tionality of the law establish
ing the reduced price.
The case before the court was that or
Ike |. Schneider, who got an injunction
against the New Amsterdam Gas Com
pany. The bonds of this company are
held 10y the Central Trust Company TO Sc
cure a mortgage, and the Trust Company
got an injunction in the Federal Court re-
straining the gas company from selling
gas at 10 cents a thousand pending the out
come OF the litigation. The Court OF APP
Leals. having held that ~injunctions will
lie against the gas company, Schneider got
one, but the Central Trust Company had
itself joined Az a codefendant and carried
the case up on appeal.
Justice Scott, writing the prevailing
opinion OF the court, though all five JUS
tees agree on the proposition that Schneider
should not have an injunction, says that
such an order by the Supreme Court puts
the gas company in the ext r~aordinary
position OF having TO choose between dis
obeying the Supreme Court OF this State
or the United States Circuit Court, which
granted the injunction TO the Central Trust
Company.
Its only way out of the dilemma would
be to continue 10 furnish gas and not col
lect any money at all for IL.
1t may be, Justice Scott points out, that
the Federal Courts order would not pre-
vent the gas company from accepting
80 cents a thousand if the payment was
not accepted as full and final, with proper
security for the collection of the difference.
In lat event an injunction could possibly
be granted to Schneider without conflict
ing directly with the Federal injunction.
On the other hand, if sufficient provision
has already been made by the Federal
Court, OF shall be made by the Supre me
Court. TO assure to Schneider the return
Of n excess he may pay there would be
no reason for an injunction in his favor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
THIS MAN HAS NO COUNTRY.
German VINO Was Naturalized Now Re-
nOunces His American citizenship.

Ferdinand A. V. Hoppe, a well educated
German Of middle age and a veterinary sur
geon walked into the naturalization bureau
in the County Court House and told Chief
Clerk Loos that he wanted to return to the
court the naturalization papers he took
out eleven years ago,a as he no longer desired
u be an American citizen.
Hoppe was naturalized in the old Court
of Common Pleas, and across the well worn
papers he had written, Herewith / ~enounce
my citizenship" When he handed Loos
the papers he demanded also some official
paper or decree that would prove that he
had renounced his American citizenship.
% submitted the application TO Su-
preme curt Justice O'Gorman, who said
that he could not grant any such decree as
Hoppe wanted but that he would direct
that the remuneration he fled among the
official records along with the original
papers concerning Hopes admission TO
citizenship. Hoppe then went of happy
but declined TO tell the eason for his action.
As he formally renowned Germany when he
became a citizen here il is hard to tell what
he considers himself now, unless it lie The
Man Without a Country"
Hopes is the first case of the kind that
zoos can remember. II is not
for citizens who have returned 20 their
native land to renounce their American
citizenship, but the invariable course, as
far as Loos knows, is for the person TO turn
over his papers to the United States Consul
nearest his home and the papers are then
forwarded to Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
BASKETBALL PLAYERS MEET.
Protective Association Arranges for Cham.
ship Tournament.

A meeting Of the Protective Basketball
Asso citation was held last night at the asso-
cations rooms. 225 East Thirty-first street.
The championship committee settled the
weigh question by deciding hat the average
weight Of the players in the championship
tournament should be I4O pounds. II was
thought advisable to arrange for a 40 pound
championship and this matter will be settled
at the next meeting.
Sixty teams have now entered the tourna-
ment, and among them are the Naval Militia
of Newport. Company G. OF Danbury and
Others from Eastern States. A delegate is
- visit Eastern towns next week 70 organize
them properly. Delegates are to be sent to
towns as far south as Jacksonville for the
purpose. OF organizing teams wherever pos
sihle, The delegate from Buffalo reported
sixteen teams from that city had Joined the
association,
The Flushing A. G. team. which failed 10
appear on Thursday night to play against
the Emeralds, has been suspended and in
place of the Flushing team the Minute Men
of Brooklyn have been substituted.
The Wanderers of Brooklyn we're sus-
pended at the last meeting for playing under
two names. They had also appeared as
the Loughlin Lyceum team. They have
been reinstated and will play as the Wan
derers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
NO CREW FOR PRINCETON.
Even students DO Not Favor Int Intercollegiate
Rowing NJ Old Nassau.

Ever since II was first announced that Mr..
Carnegie was going TO give Princeton a lake.
said a member OF the sophomore class in the
Jersey college who played on the football
scrub last fall and is a member of he varsity
wrestling team, there has been gossip to tho
effect that Princeton would soon become a
candidate for crew honors. With the opening
of the lake this week the talk has received
a new impetus. While I cannot speak with
author ity. ! can say that it is the prevailin e
sentiment among the Undergraduate that
It will be \ very long while before Princeton
repeats her attempt Of the '7O' to become a
factor in intercollegiate rowing,
In those early days the crew practistd on
tn" Della ware and Raritan Canal. which passes
within a mile of the campus. The new lake
would be q better training ground, but 1t il
likely that 1t will, be used only for swimming
and boating and especially for practice by
the hockey team, which has hitherto been
greatly hampered by having TO work partly
indoors and TO go some distance to get any
outdoor work at all. There may possibly be
intraCollege scullipg, or even interclass races,
but that's Hbout all.
The trouble won't be lack Of money but
lack of men Princeton now IL representa-
IN intercollegiate composition In at least q
S aDdd'Pb a 5iafs q t ssG6s. b %basES,S ssH 'n afa fG0' snd
wrestling. fencing, swimming, shooting and
three year rule applies to all these. This
means, cutting out freshmen and graduate
STUDENTS as Eligible material, mat Princeton
must develop from 1000 students teams to
compete with Yale and other collCQ es all the
way up to 1900 or 1000. In addition to this
no Princeton student Is allowed to represent
the university in intercolle giate contests in
more than two branches Of athletics,
The sports now carried ere enough to give
everybody n chance all the year around and
it would be foolish for Princeton TO attempt
TO add TO her list any new intercollegiate
sports. especially such strenuous and ex acting
games az eight oar owing
: J think you can safely say that such is the
feeling AZ present in the student body and the
faculty alike"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
BILL PHILLIPS WINS HANDICAP.
We'll Played Outsider shows MARKED Re-
Versal OF Form.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. The first re-
versal Of form since the meeting opened oc-
Cured to-day in the seven furlong handicap,
in which Bill Phillips, n well played outsider.
was the victor. Yesterday Bill Phillips was
an odds on f~avOrite, and with Jockey Nicol
up was beaten of by a cheap bunch of sellin z
platers. To-day. however. with II to | against
his chances. he led from end to end and beat
Mortiboy and Monet. The sudden improve
ment of Bill Phillips was the talk OF the town
here tonight. Many allowances ha We been
made for his startling reversal, but no judi
cial action has been taken. old Stone. Gold
circle and Airshlp were the winning faVorites.
The summaries
First Race Seven urlongs-Gold Circle. iOI
u to !. second. Spider Web, 20 "a. Martin S 70 i,
tuird. Time, 20 I ). kcneto. Royal Bond, Miss
Parker; PlcrT9t Duchess oI Monieoelio' Roswell
second Race SIX furlongs Noodsaw. 10 a..
Smithl. ITO >. won. Operator. los -. Foley, 30 to !,
second Happy JACK, lo4 a Martini " to third.
Star, Dan Mckenn6, lngoltnrift. Jerry C., Pity and
Third race Six furlongs -AlrshIp. liz lNicoll,
even, won. Columbia Gin, 100 Vandusenl. 10 TO !,
second. Auditor. ll3 Or. Mcdaniel, J 70 :, third,
Time, il6, Matador, Cutter and Wild lrishman
Fourth Race - Seven furlong Is Bill Phillips. los
: 70 naT sanoin d V %6 m T"h lis N SGarncyrii' = ii iT to ga third,
Time. 12J As. Rcbo. Pride OF Woodstock and
Fifth Race Six furIongs-Knig Of Ivanhoe,
ITO ii. Hennessyl. ! To 2. won; Sir Nagrant. lOS
~. AUSTIN. - TO |. second, Gold Duke. 100 IL.
Flcshcf. Jacono, Fire Alarm. John Kaufman,
Dick Shanlcy. Golden Rusk. Elected and Charley
sixth Race one mile and a slNteenth-old Stone,
liz CAuhuchon), even, won; laCachc, l02 tPickensl,
is TO /. second Sanction, los Lloyd 20 to /. third,
cIgner. Huntington, Marvin Neal, Gicncalre, Dromio
and Water Pansy also ran.