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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-25


0en gergfetten begren5t Uer0eu. f0it-
lid geieben una nit unoergleidlider
Stimung mieoergegebeH. GieleB
6ei0cbil0erH iolgteH Onnn 5ladlanO'
inioien.
6eutc nod lit Sic i'm iic53igiten sc.
bensjahr Stebenoe in Dollifer Sdai-
Wlsiuit t5dtig. SBr ouBcres &cberi
lging iii glciAmdBi acn @0bnen bin.
glit ilrcm 6riolg itieg i5r fillitleri-
ides 4nieben, ibr 9ame oiinef i5r
Don D%0rflerem oie D%orHe9mten aret.
ie Der Sauptita0t Berlin, 0arn Aui-
itied non Der DerbaltHiBmaBi9 unbe.
oeutenoen &eiiOeH5itaOt 8reuBens sur
glctropoie 0es Heuen oeutiden 6ei-
6es lie nit erlebte. Sie meiB iebr
anihanlih 0a0on 81 pIauoern uHO in
I6rer id0nen &obnumg in Der @oHig-
grdberitraBe. Die ibr, ais tie tie Dor
0reiBi1 SdbDen be3Og. bon rlbIger
StrdBe arg einen itiaen ausblid IN
0en meiten 8drf oes 8riH5eu Aibreht
BOT, Die aber Jest sur. BON ldrmeuO-
item Sebeu 0urhpuliteH 5auptUers
fe5rsa0er %geuor0eH lit, bat iie cine
.IaHde 3ei6e heroorragen0er &e ion.
.lidfeiten an iih poriiber3ioaeH ieber
Sie Dirfte BEL Der @riiu0nlg 0es
&iuitlerinnenDereins nit uno iii lett
.lanqen Sa1ren ais ieiHe 3ipelte 80rs
iiBen0e icbhait tbdtig iiir Die Snter-
ellen Oieier bliiheHoen Gereinigung.
S6re forperlide uno aeiitige 5rtide
lit 6enei0ensmert5. IS lit harafteri.
itiidl. Dab iic Oas lette Der 6eriI1miel
QimitlerinHenfeite Die ale 5tueI Sabre
In Der &aig9nrmonie in 0eitalt zines
aroben 8ales obne Serren itattiin.
SEN, in Dem foitbareu, aber ~erOrudenO
idlDeren 4oitim zines alten 0eut16en
mad einem 60beiniden 8il0e beiu6.
te mo NIT ser mBebeuren 8a5miise
auf Dem @opie, III i~tarre, idauerite
@rofatgepan0er gebullt bis gum irii.
6en Morgeu 6eiter mo lebbait aus.
belt, nidt MIR mitfe:ernO, ioH0ern
iiberaa anorOHeno, mitmirfeHO, BE.
aunihtigenO. @as oas BEL eiuer
81 ctluebmeriunen5dbl pom ettDa 0rei.
tmliea0 5eiBen wia, loBt iidy Ieidt CT.
meiieu.
Gle mterriftet IN ungebroheuer
Triihe hente sod, mo mer sic beitcre
ate Came Die aileH 6rNuenbgtre.
6unaen peritdn0niBpollites Sntereiie
cntaeaenbringt. irgenomo Del eiuer
0erqrtiqeu @eronitaitmg triift. mir.
6e sic 0enmdditiae Sieb5igeriH ME in
thr bermnthcn. sic betont 6 immer
mieoer. Dab 3u i6rer 3eit, onuobl iir
fiiuitleriib begabte Srauen 10 gut mie
aar nidts qeidab, nm Ibuen iraen0-
mie Sic @eJe gil llnterridt mo gr-
fcuutuib 3u b1hneu, bod I'M @ruHoe
3um Grtolg Diel leidter %geueien iei
als 6eute neil ihn meHige begingen
un0 Oarm 0d8 iieberhlite Tranqen
un0 6aiten unierer hentiQen aiitit.
Ter nah Anerfennma uno Griolg lm.
bcfanut mar. Q(on drbeitete Diel un0
IT'LL. man treble NIT bobem @rnit mo
init nimmermiiOer NuS0auer. a6er
man bette iih nidt iieberbait 40 unO
inn Grdngeu uah Ser Some trut man
Die on0cren nidjt 81 8o0en mo mur
Sc ron ihuen nidt iiberr0nnt. Sreis
Iif ipriht NIurie BON &en0ea uenia
oarirber, miebiel 0ieier unermiiOliden
Ar6eit iie i1r llnaes 9eben bin0urh
gethdH bat. 0oh man br0ndlt mir ga
ran 3ll 0eufcn. ME piele ihrer 9iloer
in aler MSelt seritreut iino ua0 mie
lanae ,Sa1re eruiteiten Stu0iums es
beourite. 6is iie aui oieier Sobe itan0.
10 weiB man. odB Der @riol9 ouh ibr
niht mDeroieut 3utbeil mur0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-25
5dr JGdGs unO 5aus.
saacnsensI.

Saasnsettel.
g3ontag: 6aoemn0eliuppe.-aa-
rottenHus NIT SdDeiaeileiid sri.
fanoeaen.
Gtentag: Sa6nerluppe.-Subn
mt 6FifaNeeiauce MD 8ratfarioi-
feln.
II 0 d.: Gr0beerfqlti6ale. -
@eipidte 5f~iH0s3unge. SaIat.
Gonneritag: Sirufuppe. ~ @e.
roata SammdSruit NIT @adsbo6-
men rmo Sol8fartofieln.
6reitog: @~ona0efuppe. Il @eba-
dene S6oaen ooer Ssa3uugan. -
Stopfialat. - SnaruersGreme.
z AM tag: Mpfelpain-S upts. r
SpInat NIT aotelett5.
e %onntag: ganiaeiuppe. - 5ho.
ten nit Sdinfen. - gfe6idnisal.-
@ebadener Auilauf BON iaIrer
SabHe.
8aniIIefunp pc. Qlan IGbt 2
bis 212 Guar D4ilb nit elmer flei-
nen, IN Stide geihuiuenen Sdote
@anllle NM 2 lln5en 3uder inter be-
ltaaoigem &iibren ouif0den, 5iebt Die
SHppe init 5mei bis 0rei @igelben ab
mo riGtet lie iiber 5erbrohenen 3mie-
bda6en OOer nit biiteren SuppeH.
mafroneH an.
4arottenmus. Nan ihabt
cine ~beliebige an3d6l idoner, iuu9er
gtobrriiben ooer Garotten iebt tie NIT
10 DieI g9aiier, 0aB tie e6eit beoedt
limo, aufs Seuer un0 l1Bt iie poll.
ltdnoig Deih fohen, pos l bis 2
Stun0en oauert. Gam rubrt man
one ytaiie 0ur6 Elm Sicb. gie6t etpas
trditiBe @rii6e. Sal} unO einen 90i.
TEL III Butter gebrduutes 0iebl, iorDie
nad gelIeben cine 8riie gerie6ene
MltsfatnuB Oo3u, laBt 0as 9ta5 nod
en- &ellden Odmpian mo begieBt
oas $iiree beim 9lnriAten nit &c.
brGmter gntter.
@eroIIte 6ommeIbruf IT,
ylan beireit cine cute. fleiid)ige SAM
melbult 0on oen anoden. reibt tie
nit Sal5 Elm, beitreut lie nit iein ge.
idlHitteHen 3niebelriHgen un0 emit
Gen Saroeaenitreiihen, rollt tie SUE
ianmen, legt tie in II @iuro serial
icIe Butter mo IdBt ie Ourin iiberaa
ouoiiniten. 9oHn gieBt man 10 piel
leIdte 6leiihbrii6e o0er &aiier 0Q5u,
O0B 0as 5leiih beoedt iii. gie6t SER
ldnittene5 @lir5elmerf mo @cpilrs
biucin un0 laBt Die Britt laagiam
Wei6 odmpfen nimmt Oas 6leii6
berous. eutfettet Die 9riihe, rii6rt tie
ourh Elm Sieb, OerfoAt tie NIT elmer
0untlen gi%ebleinbrenne un0 milr3t tie
nit einem @Bloffel aaperu o0er nit
gctrofneten, uorber in Butter &c.
odmpiten 8il8en 3. .. NIT einigen
giuiierous,
S6meinefIeti6 6rtfo.
oelIen. 1 8flnO ieiu ae6adtes
nidt sat fettes Shapeiueleii6 mer0en
init 10 lln3en geilebter, ~geriebener
Scmnel Elm bis 5pei 9ier1L 5wei ge.
bnften S6alotten Gals unO 8feiier
5uiammeuaeriibrt. 5n Sritaoeaen ge-
.fclmt, IN %geriebener Semmel gerp1l5t
un0 in iteigenoer Butter g~olobraiH
gebraten.
@eioeIbeeren u5ube e..
wabren. @enn oie 8eeren. uie
betannt (obre 3uder). getodt uuo
erfaltet iinO, lille ih Die GUT geipitl-
ten 6laiden bis sum Sals poll. Gam
giaBe id bis gum &nno Clipeue oOer
gute5 Spelled on3u. Dit einem bop.
pelten Stilddpn @tua ooar @a}e per-
Sen ole Tlaideu peri6loiien unO i'm
Seller aui6cpabrt. 9eim @cbrauh
eutierne i'd oas Gud mo pube 0ie
6Iaide gut alb. aud i'm Tlaidenhals.
(Gas Gel trodnet etpaS ein.) 3uerit
iduttc i'd in cine 1aNe oas Del uno
ciniQe @eeren nb; Die iibrigen 3udere
i'd nah @eihmad uno gene tie ST.
5iid. n ii6 Del nit elmer naoereu
T%luiiigfeit 1idt uerbtnoet, idlieBt Is
Die 5riihte ~uoaitGnoia IuFtoidt aG
uu0 Sic 9eeren be6alteu ibr fofIihes
4rona.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-25
Cine 5%teb,iaidhrise.

~ iten itihi piele, ole gleldJ 1ia'
RTE Don Steu0ell I'M Uoller
Sfaffenstrait Sabr5eBnte binourh
.qelrbeitet babeu. SIRE tiihti9eH
@erfe meroen immer 0afiig 3eigeH,
OdB iie aud} NIT cine 0er griten mar,
oie ais malen0e 6rau iiearei6 aue
Sduuieriglcitgn iibermun0eu bat, ole
lid ia Oen &lel i%teliten. @em lic On.
bon er}d5lt. Damn tiingt 0ls ireiiih
allies guu3 eiuilh. Gle lit als Die
Go6ter zines @%litsbciiBers aui einem
0itpreuBiiden @ute 1888 aeboren.
fam o6er ihoH ais flcines @iuO init
loren Glteru nah DRESDEN un0 Der.
lin. no lie ourd 0en 8erle5r i'm clter.
Gdleu &auie iriib3eitig fiinitleriite
gin0rid empimg. 8as tleiue NiQ0-
den hattie cine unbe3pinglibe 9lei.
qmg sum 6arbeHtaiteu ma ne mai
tc" allies mas ite lao. ,S6r finite
riib hodRebilDeter Bauer erfuunte
balO icincs 3od}terdcus 1aleat uRO
lIeB linn 70 piel Nor0erulg aaee0ei
ben, ais IN Dem 3ieullid funltto0tcn
1iliit mobiu lore Gltern m3miid}eu
iiberleiie0elt mareL MIR irgen0 mtoq.
lid mar. Splitter bGhloiien ibre 81
tern nit Ibr Huh Berlin 3u ge1en mo
bier erbielt iie Cen eriteu lllterriht.
Camden lief iiir iie nod Ole gluiQn.
be. iure beOeutenO iilnaercn @eidDi.
tier 3u mterridten un0.0 iih enc
idcne Stimme bel tbr 8eiate uu0 lie
nit Sci0enihait glaitt tried. luurOe
0aS l}ulen cine 3ejtlata pernadldi
liat. Sin @alsleI0eL an Oem tie err
frantic bradte tie iuoeB Oa5n. it'd
mie0er 0er1talerei 3u}upea0eu. 0nrh
ibren Cntel Dem @otidaiter pom 0er
0ell fam lie Damn IN ua.lcre @erilbs
rln8 nit @initlerfreiicu umD @roiei
lor uon aamade mtcreiiirte ijd Der.
art iiir lie 0dB CT iAr llnterr6t CT.
tbeiite Wn0 Tie bot uuter ieiner Set
ting i'm 8egein nit Ger bctdanten
Oeritorbgnen W}alerin @aula 9oute
.lalrelan8 %gcarbtitei. Wit &aula
glonte ucrbano tie ihnea Ole inniaite
6reaholdatt etne 6ccan0lhaft. me
lie in unlereH S09eH eupas ScliencS
ut. gln} belon0ero inter 8ilHltlern.
Sic bci0eU 6rluen leruicn itdl INT en-,
item 9ieiler. luc tie arbeiteten. fen.
EeL. 0tarje pam Neuocl mar 0amals
iIlatlul03pdu5tl Ndbre alt p5W "a
an ltioierien. arbeiittel, rclltcn ltC
ourd 81 ,Nlhre M'ammen battm
eta 1enaetn11niee Nteller acnpd'Qme
Sdlicrilnen bfe 5ltIn Seoe GaHld
@oaies uu Sabre l9O2 Wlarg pon
@eaoet ia1t lel1lt Dab Ger Eo0 Oet
@eioartin bar oetaaae audi 0eu @lus
'tl ans Per Nai0 tlu'allen .teB un0
e 40 EN- &auCis Uir Sic Ga1g0tter.
ltorte Der o3n0e S9grun0led3Niaa-
tt8tH eaH Bic lih 0ot mlcacr sin
gcleal ha1ieU 8N gga &o5t5s.
frGioc Tm2autt &9MQaNGu0bi1
I'ear IdHttu FAM tur DC 9|nf111caH
pr 0robe |luaeHb.it 81 eta &u0 uou
s'r So ocr IroBcg NaultGualteiIul
dle>olftilt- miW0e uao D. 9Sm0H
el1g ptvtait li80 quar ME ne
uot1 tt8lrnHt itol}tal Elda0 UAat
I0luhele uj,ht IL. NfcW0@ @stsuie
oa,t S'trpl8otG }oB0eu III tlWu
llls peuoat 3t8ital. g'aH.0a 0l
Ib.G,e Die e3.uut Des 1a.itjts laT tieit
Nt, he fy.l.ia 0.rdl f.aintsea SIM
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-25
Nod immrr Der san siapalO.

aus 9reslan miro 1emelSet. Su
sem &ro3eb oes arbeiters 9iemal0.
Sem befannilih BET Sen Do~ri16riaen
StraBeutumulten IN 8reslau sic
0au0 u%0gea1uen mur0e. bat sic III
3pcI SnitlBeH pom 2~nnoaeridt uuo
C5srlaHoesaeridt. aui @run0 0es
IuuuIltgsieees sur 3ohIuHg ems.
Rente usrurtheiIis Esotaemein0e
GRESHAM Reo~ioE 5Eim &si& aeriht
eIugetcat Ter 3eufiorstermiR 1T
arr Sen II. December angsiset
roVSeH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-25

Giae ci8aibaF..he @}cssaae la.
tgllsi 6rau eae 6eaauoH 5H Ssour
G't9 30. um l5gen Sc-e }e tcwsi
'sD lVit i6oNts G N.g ha.t ft
eeiaai rdinlit mt, t1lt }al1umcu Ste
tale uo laBt ugicr>sf SitNies unN
&a>NiH3s nir Sen abea Mtuaea
psH eiaer 86diu badaR SIS mub
1.l2 ioi&a Qtgtter se3ea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-25

@ie geidhrlih 0as Sragen BON
for6i1en 5dleiern 1T. gebt aus fol-
aeuocm llu8liidsiaa berpor. Der Elm
Irdulem WdrtiHoiUsfa IN 81. Be
tersbHrg betroffeH bat. Gle Dame
aiug I'M Regempetler. 0os @eiht nii
eiuem ShIeier perbuat, i~po3iereH.
Ser SGleier nnr0e naB. uno nit Oea
Redentr0pfen flob cine geringe Nisi.
.ae 0erblanen Sarbe oe5 SdIeiers. ser
o6idr6te. and III 0ia 9ugen Der Ed.
me. Shon mad weHi9en StnnoeH
filblte lie In Den Au1en Elm entieslp
DIES Bremen. es traf cine heitiJt
gnt,lnoun8 Elm. uno IS mar ibr us'
moalih. tie gil bgpeJen. Ga5u ge'
ieateu it'd aualuoue acpnhmer5eu
un0 cine GriibuEg oes auseulihtes
0ie a0ludAlth CUR g~r6liHoung iiiBrts
Ter ar3t ite1te cine itarte 9lut0erf
1iituu1 iait Deide ourh Die ltarI
sinfhalti1e blaue 6arbe her0orgerus
fen m0roen NOR. s. iii nod rag.
lih. DO 0as 4usGHl!df pieoer miro
hergafeQt meoen f0nnen. 9ehnIiHc
garaiitang aAe ourh aefar6te
Stleier 6absn iit iton offers ereia.
ret. aaar0inss nidt IN 70 6eihges
@eiie 11s- " jeoem sane 1T bein
Srasen pou seiarbien SHIeiera SIC
Nsysr5Bse 8ori4i se5otgR
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-25

81 iehen all bic barrlihe 0ctur
llno fii5leH @ottes ireien Deem,
Gas fann Elm 0eutides 6er3 bod MIR
8eht iii6lan aui Der kaleidoscope
0roben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-25

Sn 9onSnH, no es 70 bel 6rausa
giebt, bic ielbit ihren 9ebensuateru
bait perOienen. iolen sic SdIfte Oo.
non ais 0ienitboteu beihditigt ieiR.
9ieie baben es a~nerOings aud mir.
genos bequemer, ais geraoe IN 2ons
Don.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-25

0as @etu gorfer 6euer-0 eparte.
ment beiiBt IN Sri. Sbomas einen
@unOar5t. sic ioa ouBerIih, peun
III Ibren 6euerlpebrmau.s Fl uuo Cunt
mibut aefleiOet, fatm bon elnem
0eiierlDebrmdnn 81 unteribeioen
iein. n&But merit?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-02-20
Neglected Colds Threaten Life.
From the Chicago Tribune.l

Don't hiAe with a cold,' is coed
advice for prudent men and women. 1t
may be vital IN the case Of a child. Prop
er food. good ventilation, and dry, warm
clothing are the proper safeguards against
Gods. IF they are maintained through
the changeable weather Of autumn, win
ter and spring, the chances of a surprise
from ordinary colds will be slight. But
the ordinary light cold will become Sc
we're if neglected, and a well established
rpe cold is to the germs Of diphthena
what honey is to the bee. The greatest
m mace to child life at this season Of the
year is the neglected cold" Whether
it is a child or adult, the cold slight Oh
severe, the very best treatment that can
be adopted is to give Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy. 1t is safe and sure.
The great popularity and immense sale
Of this preparation has been attained by
Its remarkable cures of this ailment. A
cold never results in pneumonia when il
Is given. For sale by ]. R. Young
Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-02-20

Aside from the influence that the pass
exerts on Legislators. the power that it ex-
erts over political conventions is the
greatest public evil that it works. This
fact is plainly shown by the great interest
that railroads and their attorneys are
manifesdng in both the anti-pass and d.
rect primary laws. With these two
measures in force it would be hard
matter for railroads and their paid attor-
neys to control political conventions and
thus nominate candidates in sympathy
with the railroad idea, and that is the
reason they oppose them. It is safe to
conclude that when railroad attorneys
become enthusiastic IN support Of meas
ure, or In opposing one, the interests Of
the people are squarely on the other side
Of the question.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-02-20
Sharon items.

Fruit buds are beginning to start.
Wonder # this fine weather mean. a
blustery March2
The people who bought out jim and
Marvin Crawford are moving IN.
Dawson Brown IS loading car pre-
paratory to move to his claim down IN
Texas.
You will miss something good # you
fail to go to the opera hall next Thurs
day night, Feb. 2lst. and hear the Mad
ngal Lady Entertainers.
Otto Gavin, Geo. Peck and Frank
Parkins start for Idaho and Washington
Tuesday to see if Uncle Sam has any
land out there for them.
On the evening Of the 18th Of Feb
ruary Rev. Crumely, at the Methodist
church IN Sharon. will discourse on the
evils Of the liquor traffic.
This fine weather is making some of
our farmers restless to start farming OPP
erahons. Better wait. the weather man
may have some cold ones up his sleeve.
We forgot to mention IN our last
weeks items that Alba Alfred came
home from school at Fort Scott to attend
his fathers sale ofDwoc- Jersey hogs. He
was at home only one day.
Dick Herndon took a Trip down
through Oklahoma Wednesday, return
ing Saturday. He says he saw Oscar
Neal at Blackwell. Dick is now Of the
opinion that if anyone has a bit Of
property IN Sharon Valley he had better
be contented to Stay here.
Jno. T. Chenalt and wife Of Benton,
ILL.,, were visiting relatives few days IN
Sharon last week. Mrs. Chenah is a
sister Of Jas. air and they had not seen
one another for 20 years. They left
Saturday evening for points in New Mex
leo before returning home.
Some more DRINKS and fight or two
at the dance IN the Woodmen hall En-
day night. Some Of the boys have reg
istered the wish, that they could witness
a rough house" about the last dance
here Of the season. Let's see, cats and
dogs fight but they don't get drunk.
In the springtime, a young mans
thoughts lightly turn to love-" oClaud
Stockstill took to himself handsome
bride. DR.. Atwel spoke the words that
made him and Miss Bertha Rice one so
long as they both shall live. Here are
best wishes to them both for a life Of
sunshine and showers Of good things.
A few near neighbors were invited in
Sunday to eat birthday dinner with
Uncle and Auntie Wilson. 1t was a fine
dinner and all gotten up by Uncle Billie
himself, it being his Doth birthday.
Their wedding anniversary was two days
earlier. i being their 4 lst year of welded
life. They received few presents as
tokens Of fne ndship from those present.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-02-20

MIR. Roosevelt's apparent victory over
republican leaders in the senate, accord
ing to the Washington correspondent for
the Huston, Texas, Post, was not real.
That correspondent says: The SEN
ate has simply lodged. The fact re-
mains that majority Of the senate re-
pubEcans do not indorse his Brownsville
order and have not yet indorsed it. The
Foraker compromise simply omits ques-
honing it at this time. If they had in
tended to indorse the president they
would have adopted the resolution pro-
posed by Penrose at the outset. Instead
Of that the anti-adminisration republicans
have scored succession Of points In the
opposite direction. But for Foraker
resolution the senate might have accept
ed the situation and there would have
been no Purdy investigation. There
would have been no admission on the
presidents part that so much Of his order
Of dismissal as related to the eligibility Of
the soldiers to future civil employment
under the government was Unauthorized
and therefore void. Besides that the
fad remains that the senate has ordered
an investigation on its own account IN
terms which do not estop the Ohio sena-
tor from again attacking the order when,
as he says. all the facts have been es-
tabGshed in other than an ex-parte IN
vesigation.' AS charged by Senator
Culberson on the floor of the senate, the
administration republicans lost their nerve
and backed down. They, as well as
the president, seemed to prefer going
back into the camp of the republican
majority rather than have the president
indorsed outright. mainly by democratic
votes"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-02-20

In the debate on the increase Of sala-
ries in the house and senate, it was bold.
ly asserted by congressman and senators
that they could not get in the social
swim" in Washington on $4,000 per
year. Thus hath the feline escaped
from the bag. The American people
are paying their servants to go to Wash
ington and get into society first and the
interests Of the commercial business and
the great industrial forces Of the country
are a mere secondary matter. To ap-
pear at swell ball in full dress, to drink
imported wines and champagnes and to
be able to cope with the 400" in
functions" is the first essential quah6ca-
ton. There is little wonder that the
producers and consumers have no voice
in fixing the price Of what they buy or
sell. The country needs more pure con-
science and less claw hammer broad
cloths at the seat Of government.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-02-20

The Kansas State senate has made a
donkey Of itself again. 1t excluded the
reporter for the Kansas City Star and
Times from the floor of the senate and
the gallery. The Star has spoken very
plainly of the influences that have been
controlling majority Of the senators and
the truth is what always hurts. The
next move will probably be to lock the
doors against the general public as well
as against the press.
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The theory that because legislatures
and the ordinary business men do moi
understand the railroad business OF are no,
familiar with the details incident to operat-
ing railroads,they or he should not interfere
with railroad companies in the matter of
freight and passenger rates, is one which,
if encouraged and accepted by lawmak-
ers and the general public, would revo-
lnhonize the entire governmental Structure
and the nation would find itself IN a place
where it could in no manner regulate
commerce nor In any way restrict corpo-
ra6ons Of any kind whose business is Of
quasi public nature. If there were no
limit to the rates that might be fixed by
public service corporations and the or
ganic law powerless to compel reason
ableness there would be stagnaion not
to be even imagined. This argument
OF the pro-rallroad combine is so weak
that it is little less than ridiculous. If
governments could not protect the peo-
pie who compose it against greed and
oppression Of organized wealth, then it
would fail in its mission and might as well
disorganize and IN haphazzard way let
those take who have the power and
those keep who can. Legislatures and
congresses should not only have power
to regulate transportation rates, as well as
to regulate other corporations whom the
public is compelled to paronize, but it is
their sacred duty so to do, and all mem
bers Of either Of these bodies who shrink
from that duty are unworthy the conf
dence Of the people whom they repre-
sent. So long as people are compelled
to patonize railroads, that long their
petitions should be heard by Their law
makers.
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One Congressman, in advocating the
increase Of his salary, said that he and
other members had to make so many
contributions. Of course he meant that
he had to make these contributions in
order to MAINTAIN his popularity. Now
what do you think Of asking the
government to tax the people to pay
their political donatons-World.
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Grover Cleveland has been mad

Grover Cleveland has been made
chairman Of a new organization known
as the Association Of Life Insurance
Presidents. The object Of the associa.
hon, according to an Associate Pres.
dispatch from New York, is to cooper
ate for great insurance reforms. That
certainly is irony in the first degree.
Grover most assuredly is "reformer'
from Reformersville. The policy holders
know when they have enough Of such
reforms.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-02-20

Possesses wonderful medicinal power
over the human body, removing all dis
orders from your system, is what Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Makes you well. keeps you well. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets. Gem Drug Co.
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For Sale.

Sarah E. Pierce Of Lake City offers
her Hotel and Livery Barn for Sale.
VIII sell at sacrifice if taken soon.
Good terms. VIII sell barn and stock
separately. if desired. See ]. B. Gano,
Medicine Lodge. or Riley Lake, Lake
City, for particulars.