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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-29
MRS.CEO. A. JAMES

| suffered so did not care what became OF
me, and my family despaired Of my re-
covery. Physicians failed to help me.
was urged to try Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and want to tell You
that it has entirely cured me. think it
is the finest medicine on earth and l am
recommending it to all my friends and
acquaintance.
Mrs. Geo. A. James, a life long
resident of Fredonia, N. Y, writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
81 was in a terribly run down condition
and had nervous prostration caused by
female trouble. in fact had not been well
since my children were born. This con-
dition worked on my nerves and l was ir-
ritable and miserable / had tried many
remedies without getting much help but
Lydia E. PinkhamS Vegetable Compound
has also carried me safely through tho
Change of Life. / cannot too strongly
recommend your medicine"
Mrs. Pinkham's Invitation to Women.
Women suffering from any form of
female weakness are invited to
communicate promptly with Mra.
Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. From the
symptoms given, the trouble NAV b
located and the quickest and surest
way OF recovery advised. Out of her
vast volume of experience In treating
female ills Mrs. Pinkham probably
has the very knowledge that will help
your case: Her advice Is free and
always helpful.
,pound. made from native roots ana
drugs and today holds the record for
female diseases Of any medicine the
ds OF voluntary testimonials are On
which testify to its yonderful value.
J; . hsaaa's Renedy sse ksaes,s M
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-31
BAsEsALIsTs BADLY BEATEN.
"Jack" Sheridan and L. M. Olsen Re
ceive Serious Pounding.

Chicago, Oct. 31-".Jack" Sheridan
an umpire of the American Baseball
league, and l.. NJ. Olsen, gate manager
at the American Baseball league park
of this city: Z. o. Glenn, wealthy
broker of Denver and M. J. Meyer. a
cattleman of Cheyenne. were arrested
Wednesday after fight in which
Sheridan and Olsen were badly beaten
The four men had been together
throughout the night and when Meyer
discovered he had lost S120 he accused
Olsen of the theft. Fight followed
and Sheridan was knocked down by
Glenn, receiving cut over an eye. OF
sen went to his assistance and was
also knocked down. He declared
while he was on the floor that some
body stepped on his neck. H. w. ~
decker, the proprietor of the buffet q
which the fight occurred and f. II
Reed, the bartender. endeavored tf
stop the fight and they also were beat
en- by Glenn and Meyer. When the
men were searched at the station
S2.7OO was found on Sheridan, it i!
alleged, Meyer and Glenn We're unin
iured with the exception of few
bruises
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-31
PREPARING TO RESUME.
This Information Comes From Both
of the Territories.

Guthrie, Oct. 31.-Reports received
here from all parts of the Indian Ter.
ritory and Oklahoma indicate that all
banking and financial institutions are
preparing to resume business. In the
small cities clearing houses have been
formed. Merchants have agreed to re-
ceive clearing house certificates in
payment for merchandise, and the mer
chants and banks are standing to
gether to protect one another Spe
Gals from number of towns ano
cities stated that the banks would oper
for business at once. None of them
however, will accept checks for sums
in excess of 500, and many have cut
it to amounts rot exceeding S.. lr
fact. the checks are to be cashed az
market money checks.
Acting Governor Filson made state
ment of the actual condition which
prompted him In issuing a proclama
ton providing for six legal holidays
stating it was done owing to the finan
cial situation at New York and Il
prevent runs on Oklahoma banks.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-31
CABINET CONFERS.
Financial Situation Was the Matter
That Was Discussed.

nat was OiSCuSoeQ.
Washington, Oct. 3l.--President
Roosevelt was in conference with all
the members of his cabinet except Sec.
rotary Taft for more than two hours
Tuesday. The financial situation was
under consideration. Secretary Cor
telyou shares the view that the gen
eral money situation throughout the
country, and especially in New York
is steadily improving. Although he
is averse to making any public state
ment on the subject, it is known that
he views the situation with far greater
equanimity than at any time during
the last ten days. From the first he
has realized that the greatest conf
dence might result from general i'm
pairment of public confidence in the
financial situation of the country. anC
he has not hesitated to make immedi
ate Use of the great resources of tht
United States treasury to check the
apprehension manifested last week
During the past several days he has
deposited in the national banks sun
approximating s50,000,000, and since
early in September. when the secreta
ry began his weekly distributions
nearly $70,000,000 has been deposited
which brings the amount of public
funds in the national banks up to owe
s21e, 100000, of which about $12.500
900 has been deposited to the credi
of government disbUrsing officials.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-31
BRISK BREEZES BLOW.
Considerable Damage Reported
as Galveston and Elsewhere.

Dallas, Oct. 31-Telegraph. tele
phone and electric wires We're down IN
southern Texas, according to meager
advices received at this city, as the
result of severe wind storm which
passed over that section of the state
early Wednesday morning.
= At Galveston the violence Of the
wind was reported SO great that sew
eral houses were demolished. No ia
talities have happened. Telegraphit
communication was. had with the city
by the sad sea waves at O'Clock, bu
an hour later, the Underwriters as
sociation of Galveston ordered th'
electric power plant to shut down unit
the tangled mass of wires could b.
separated and repaired.
At Houston and Beaumont SOM
damage was reported, but no one salt
to have been killed or injured.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-31
vIcKsBuRG CHOSEN.
Society Of the Army Of the Tennessee
to Hold Reunion There.

Cincinnati, Oct 31.-Announcement
is made by the executive committee OF
the Society of the Army OF the Ten
nessee that the thirty-seventh reunion
will be held Nov. and 8 at Vicksburg
Miss. The meeting will be held al
the southern city upon invitation OF
the people of Vicksburg, represented
by the city authorities. commercial
organizations and survivors OF the Con
faderate and Federal armies residing
there. Governor Vardaman and Mayor
Griffith will welcome the society
Major General Fred d. Grant VII
speak on the "Vicksburg Campaign.
An address will also be made by Lieu
tenant General Stephen ID. Lee. com
mander in chief of the United Confed
crate Veterans.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-31
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DIE.
One of the Worst Disasters In
the Worlds Hisrory.
TWO INHABITANTS ALIVE.
Side Of . Mountain, Loosened by ar
Earthquake, Descends Upon the City
of karatagh and Eliminates 1t From
the Gaze of Humanity.

Tashkend, Oct. 31.-Information ha;
been received at this Russian Turkes
tan city that the whole city of Kara
tagh, in Bokhara, has been destroyed
and the entire population, numbering
about 5000 persons, buried by a slide
OF mountain, following the recent
earthquake at that place. The COVER
vivors.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-31
SOUTH SURELY SAFE.
She Is Able to Greatly Benefit
Other Sections.

New Orleans. Oct. 3l-lhat the
south is financially safe and in posi-
ton to greatly Lenefit the other por
tons of the United States was the
opinion expressed Tuesday by New Or
leans bankers and business men. The
immense exports Of cotton and also
sugar and rice are relied on shortly
to bring in gold from abroad.
An index of the south's prosperity
was the amount of shipping at this
port Tuesday. There were fifty sea.
going vessels in the harbor. and, in
addition. scores of river tr1ft piled
high with sugar, moi. -, .D,t0n ana
rice. The harbor acsi,it-, . j.; til the
more magnificent because + followed
on the heels of a months a@lihe of 10,
600 levee men. Tuesday acne twenty
seagoing vessels arrived
Partly as a guarantee of the uuham
pered movement of the crop staples
speculative activity involving any IN
necessary risks in other lines Of bus
mess was Tuesday suspended in New
Orleans. both local stock exchanges
closing until Monday. The Cotton Elk
change continued open.
Reports came in from rural district!
in Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas ant
Tennessee that small banks have fol
lowed the lead of the cities and hav,
taken united action to protect deposit
ors from loss of money or confidence
Following a conference of New Or
leans bankers Charles Godchaux. pres
ident of the Whitney Central Nationa
bank, gave out the following: "Ney
Orleans and the south can be of grea
benefit in relieving the situation
| throughout the country, if the east vii
| assist by allowing some of the cul
| rency deposited with it by the govern
| ment to come this way in order t
| move the cotton and sugar crops
| The cotton movement is now slo'
| owing to inability Of the banks her
to supply the necessary cash. Tn
banks are buying foreign exchange Ill
| orally, getting New York exchange /
| payment thereof, but they will 500
be at standstil. as currency cannc
be brought down to supply their want
| II some plan can be found to remed
this, conditions In New Orleans an
the immediate Deighborhood will /
greatly improved This VIII also plac
New York banks in possession
foreign exchange with which to obtai
gold from abroad.
The sugar crop, which promise
to be large. is not a disappointment
and The yield of sugar per ton of car
is fully UP to expectations.
The decision of the clearing hous
here to issue clearing house certi
Gates to restrict the daily withdra'
ais Of cash, and to enforce the sixt
day rule for savings deposits, has III
with unanimous approval of the COZ
munity at large
Henry B. Schneider, president of II
New Orleans Board of Trade, sale
conditions throughout the south,
reflected In the finances and commer
Of New Orleans, are most encouragin
The large movements of cote
, throughout the ports of New OrleaT
Galveston, Savannah, Wilmington al
, Norfolk, and large sales of other col
, modities TO foreign points buyers a
: exerting a healtnful Influence, and ,
are most asnguine as to the shows
the south will make in the year 1907
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-31
MURDER OR SUICIDE.
Body Of Prosperous Insurance Agent
Found In the Waldorf Astoria.

New York, Oct. 31.-There is much
mystery surrounding the death of Her
man Bradley Potter, Jr.. prosperous
insurance agent of Doylestown. Pa
whose body was found in room at the
Waldorf Astoria. His skull was frac
Tired and there are wounds on the
body.
letter was left by Potter to his
wife. 1t was written in a fine hand
Certain statements in 1t and the find
ing of a small jar containing rem
nants of a powder led the police Z
incline to the suicide theory
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-31
WALKING Match Articles Signed.

Gin ,inna,l, Oct 81 Articles OF
aorsernent have been signed here for
= six lay waking match between Dan
nj easy of this city and Henry
Scbm.ll Of Chicaeo for $1,000 aside
and .tuo-thirds OF the gale rece,p,s
This match viii be held at Music nal
the start to be made at 8 O'Clock Moir
,iay evening, Nov. IL.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-31
SANDLlN SELECTED.
Young Attorney Of Prague Will 81
Governors Private Secretary.

Guthrie, Oct 31.-Governor-elecf
Haskell has announced his first APP
nointment, that OF ]. NJ. Sandlin OF
prague Okla. to be private secre-
tarv tn the governor. Mr.. Sandlin is
A young attorn Y, native or Aiabama
and was q member Of the constitution
Al convention. He will erter upon ms
,,uties as soon as the president OIL
.iallv signs the constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

,,a w,ntar shook hia great fhag'
N.lk last nlaht anorted slice
IN and escheWlue Tor q little
~ The Geld parallel which bette
=. ssamplns grounds tn the north,
$500 ~ In a hurtllns sellop upon
s"s,sle Net IN yeafH has thefe
80 such 4 snoN stefm. aud when
- ely aWoko this mefhink ~
~ beneath a Whl,e maauc
49, 49, ana enc half iuehcu deep
A,,,ssssslonal flurrica theugh the
-. nrssared the coming q tie Oh
.se,se mischief maker ana tne
.s.ssseres oi the soufSd city strw
m',alseent OF ether yvafa, while
$50 fram the east we've reminded
s 70 ,esls tarmer bahltats beyond the
snsw began allias steadily az Z
.,,,cek ana yoansatafe whom "
s..s.ssattmsnt that romc'hlns Mas
s,,as 10 happen had Kept aware
$500 = ~ window and told them
49, ,hat etranke mysterious
saasle had descended uts'h sn'
-c,la Gramblers auiekened thyit
49, ana raw visions Of faaads ma
~ los Angeles make saa9Ve
"a pcon their wallets, Nhefeas
~ es~ arrivals from hack h..H'
,s,ne suddenly oui ct their 'sll.'
- xrievinx over ths two thoasaN1
mIss that iutted AZ ee'se.h s..e.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
WARREN
IS CRATER

WASHINGTON. Jan S The sue.
fetaFY Of the interior l. invfatieat.
inK lhe ease 81 Senator Warrru. %
WYamlaE. the chairman ~ the CON.
mittse on military affairs. Who has
charged hin With being a land
sraftaF Is Il alleged that Warren
fenced and Appropriated 10 hts owu
ase public lanzts in Wyoming Tha
charges. which we're made formal.
y. ucre accompanied By data.
maps. etc The namca - the per
Sons who filed the charge have not
been disclosed
ft IL Understood that che preai.
tcuf and secretary % not believe
she ehgfkes hut desire to give the
aepafnF the benefit Of 4 searching
lnqHIy fIftY thousand acres near
CheEennn are said 20 - involved
WaFren e. tneeasc,t over the
charges Nhich. be says. arg false
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in 1 50 il astounding
tina field whose
he neve dream
is the Africa which has slain
and
vrctlc eandfa in Il
be Froma
breathe clashes
land Of
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WINTRY MANTLE
COVERS CITY

and their whilom companions.
On the stree, car lines Il was
another story. Cahioa baked aud
caused 20 end al trouble. To make
matters worse. youths of mia
ehieseus propenaitleH began 90 es'
efClse their slalWart rlshtH aud
sent hard packed SNOW aphcfea
singing at the hrilsWrlnerra heads.
Pedestrians nomhsrdeds
On the down town strceta there
Was no quarter nor WAS the public
servant on the end of the street
ear the oply victim ol attack.
Oathe. good uatufod protest and
fleeing tnt caycF alike awaited
nothing Snow balls flew like hui.
lets through the air. stippllns the
niEht
At THIRD and Pile "a. a squad Of
hoaAluma trained their miaaleu up
an an old man and knocked the falss
teeth from his mouth and smashed
hts plate into hlta. aud then sent
40 howl OF delight when thus saw
the DAMAGE thcy had done
At Second and linton snow ball
inx With soft. harmless haadfulls
soon became ~caf9lns. and n bunch
81 youths began packing the white
into NeFilAblo Ice balls. aud bonn
hArded tho pasevfF merciieasiy A
score OF women we're hit. and d
number 81 them hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

Airs. James q blaine. IT. was
given 3 rapid aetiop divorce one
niEhf last seek ai Nanktan. = y.
after living IN the stats Just six
months Hha began her story ~
IfnfH weird doiuqs az ?. m the
Judge bad siTuei the decree 81 =.
and at her train waa speeding to-
ward Washington. where she was "a
auand Christmas day with her par.
enta. Rear Admiral aud Mrs. Heb
born
Nrs blaine was once Martha
Wiehhofu. a famous Washington
beauty. who was known AZ the
'nsilosrnr~ belle She married
nalne IN the early sDa. after his
first divorce
Christmas daT Mrs Blaine an-
nounced that she Intended 70 marry
again. this time to Paul e Pcnrasli.
Who was a lieutenant IN tho Rough
Rfferm
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ton to the minister Of home affairs.
asking hts sanction n mortgage
bond. Twa=thiras IT the road had
been built, 30 that a mortgage on
this should raise ample money 90
complete construction, unt he
seemed reluctant 10 give his consent
why does not appear clear,
u Is matter 81 fact, however.
that Just a this iunctuHe what
might be called tho Widensr A FL
hina street railroad combination u
Toxic. which owHH the consolidated
tramway iineF IN the capital city,
have come 60 Osaka and applied for
a charter 20 build a tramway Hys-
tenn. They argue that Osaka needs
trans. that Il has not the money Go
build thesn and that they have am
PIE money aud experience
Suggestion 81 Graft
Indeed n the acfimonY which
has cosps cat ~ this fisht. the home
minister is charged with being not
diHiutefestea hia "kabun.s ur close
political follower and successor IN
the presidency II the kitnhafnh
bank - Osaka. l. believed e. be the
man behind the arFHsn.F the F~al
director 81 the project Tor the pri-
vafe company
This situation. in respect - the
pushing IT private interests o.
against public interests strongly re-
ssmbies what We see IN almost all
- cur American cities and. just o.
these private monupaiiss are Nith
~ the chief contributors e. cam
paign funas. 80 bore. IN the new
conditions "a Japan. they are con-
fuainR. IL net corrupting, municipal
politics
Noi that I have seen any tangible
nHuaf 81 municipal political coffnp-
tian anYs here in this country. but ]
haN. beard q complained o. ard
have found The circumstance that
would certainly produce Il Ia ths
fttsftff NtaHam
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Stock -Prunlng
Sale

l. practically ever AZ the Century
Furniture Co. and many homes
have been made HAPPY and con-
Portable where they took advantage
- the big cut tn prices There are
atIu a few good articles left on the
fioof Witch. together with two caf-
loads " furniture from thc world
famous Nelson Matter factory. II
Grand Rapids. Micu viii BE- pgt on
sale next week. MONDAY and
TUESDAY only This rev ship
uent contains center tahirs toilet
tables. dFeasefs. mems ehiffpulerE.
beds. chairs Of all kinds. and ladies'
chlffsuierH made up ga mahogany.
oak and maple Ia bcautifui pat
terms All these goods viii be cold
a. exactly half price Monday ard
TueNHAy only -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

Beginning with the matinee "a.
ncrruK. Manager PantaEvs OF the
Lots Heater PROMISES a great al
fraction. The production for next
sesk Is BY Right OF Sword
Which has proven such \ atfnnE
arauiag card By RalRh Stuart
BY Right Of Sword. Vas written
rkea Russia and Japan we're a.
var ans the story Is rvptete wi;h
lHtrixae. adventure and contains a
nee vein Of COMEDY
Mss MAJ IL cast fer Countess
usgA retrpyttch and Mr. nowlan
VII PLAY the American hero Other
msmhers wfIl be aErveahly east
Special scenery and caatumiuE has
heen arranged There viii b. mat
lnees throuE hout the week except.
inx Tkarsday and Friday.
F0siouinG ny Right Of Sword.
Northern Lights viii be given
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hENRY aEoRor- JR.

A point Of similarity between
japan aud the United States II the
debate Ia the municipalities of both
countries over tho question OF
whether ths street railways shall
Ne publicly or privately owned and
oNefated.
rhefp are 49, set. built ana build
ms. less than $50 miles OF street
railway Ia japan. hut thsao have
proved % such Obvious benefit that
rapid extension Of their use H.
certain
The laws against stock watering
afa no vigorously enforced ana the
reports 90 esfninss are 30 explicitly
enacted that The actual profits ON
the capital invested are matter ~
public Information. being published
IA the financial reports. These
profits are. in this infant stage ~
the undertakings. 49, large thar the
public franchise huntsr - keen FOR
street railway charters. while thnae
who are concerned about the public
revenues sse IN this new and
Efowius sguree " revenue.
Osaka D. the plttrbufE aud LEVEL
- Japan. Here are the chief iron
Industries ana tho argest cotton
mills, Three decades aso n Was a
small town. ~ new numbers le0o.
eee. liut aa yet there are no street
railroads there
Ths city government obtained a
charter 90 build twn aurh fnada. but
after advancing waY. construction
~ these lines had "a BE- suspended
Tor iaek % FUNDS what with the
demands Ter meneY Ia many ether
difec iions ana thr danger ~ In
erssasng the alfsadY heavy burden
1t shKes arising cut ~ TIE var. the
question ~ how 10 pfacced has be-
safur serious
The Af,sriean Way.
Ar American would saN cell q
marsEaEe bond an th. part ~ the
rad already constructed. ana vita
the money tn that way obtained
build q further section Then mort
sasr lhag and build a further So.
ttan which ln turn n1artEaNef
Wauid provide Tor still fufth
building
osaha h TIE piitsberr aud Lowell
Of taran fiafu are thr shlef Iron
Industries and fhr largest catfon
mills. Three draatrs ego u Waa n
small town. ii naN numbers I coo =.
eea hat ~ pct fhrfa are no street
railroads hers.
The city government ahtaiusd a
charter Co build iau such reeds. but
- s"s#t wss tHaaf rtsfflon
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on these lines had 10 be suspended
for lack ~ funds What with the
demands for money ia many other
directions and the danger 81 ins
crcakiHF tho already heavy burden
ot taxes arising out ~ the war. the
question OF h0w % proceed has be-
come serious.
The American Way.
The American would say sell n
mortgage bond on The part ~ the
road already constructed. and with
the money Ia that way obtained
build further section Then mort
gaze that and build u further sees
tian which. In turn mpftEaEed,
would provide for stiii further build
lnE
tut Il ia likeiy "a lead and has in
a Large proportion ~ easrs led 10
stock Watering aua loose manage
nirut n enterprises The japanese
leading men tried seriously ~ avoid
this danger bg rsfssine to allow tine
moffEaEing 81 raiifoed entefprtse.
Ia thcir sen~fai railroad lass the
euiY Kind ~ bonds permitted were
dcbentufna. which mefiEaesd the
prufitn Yet II the profile Should
amount 20 little OF nothing this
must be = peer kiud II bond. In
deed. ianantse enterprises were 80
nfN that neither domestic nor for
riEn capital vas 20 BE- a. easily
tempted 20 iHteag a. taransHs de-
ssnlnf. bonds aa in bonds eisfs hefe
hat meftgaEed the Fifht title snd
stsHusi ia ail the tangible property
Plead Fer Mortgages.
Complaint eas made 20 TIE tm-
cfiat government that railroad da.
relopmsut waa hammered - thia
restriction. and IN March 81 last
year the alet granted permission 81
mortgage hut snif eith the eafseel
- tie minister ~ home affairs
The oaats psofie tu favor 81 pre-
esedlHF sith the construction ~ tAe
fnunielraf frenwnN rnt 100 a psf1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05

me Belle oi Japan" closes =
ru,s weeks business a the Seattle
sAea,er toHikht
-fhe OH Clothes Man. a comedy
ar.m4. with a Hebrew character ~
ne Nex Vera East size type. upfus
A. tie Seattle theatef tpmorrcw af.
ssrncaa. James kyfia AacCurlF
4 he author ~ the play, and hs u
- actor who inpcrsunateA the old
ashreS
IN thls play MacCurdy II. % the
srsseaf generation. what I'd HART.
gar IN -ola Lavender was O. the
e4st
rAere Is = prise fight scene IN the
persorraAnee which Is a clever al.
sstoa 10 the productions.
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OLYMPIA. Jan. B.-The commit
tee appointed by Gov. Meade 20
investigate the advinability Of state
cooperation In the enforcement Of
marine regulations on the waters
Of the state. will meet In Tacoma,
In the Chamber OF Commerce rooms
Monday. Jan .. At 10 o'clock in the
morning.