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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-03-06
First published in the Barber County Index
March 6th. 1907.
Final Tax
NOTICE.

Once of County Treasurer. Barber county
nj Office is hereby given that the following
~ is q list OF all unredeemed lands and town
lots in the county of Barber, state Of Kansas.
mencing on the 9Th day of September, 1904. for
the taxes, penalties and costs of the year 1903,
and that each tract or parcel Of land and each
town lot in said list 10 described the same as
said tracts and town lots were described on
the tax roll OF the year 1903, and that the name
of the person to whom each tract and town lot
was assessed is stated in said list as the same
appeared on said tax roll of said year 1903. and
that the amount Of taxes. penalties and costs
lots together with the interest calculated
thereon TO the It'll day and succeeding days Of
September. 1907, the last days Of redemption
in said list and unless said lands and town lots
be redeemed on or before the 9Th day and sue
ceeding days Of September, 1907, as herein
provided that said tracts of land and town lots
may be redeemed at any time prior to the exc
cution OF tax deed. F.J. WARREN,
County Treasurer
VALLEY TOWNSHIP
J W Tompson. sw4, less Of
C Coloord. M nwX -. ssOf 50 Is Sc
ELM MILLS TOWNSHIP
Blaine. lots A. sWh nwA 2 3o13 go 1s 90
Keys. lots I. 8 seA ne3... 80 ID 80 % Al
MEDICINE LODGE TOWNSHIP
MARCEL. MT e14........... 10 81 II 80 "a "a
81 sell ............10 81 II 80 % q
nw4 III 81 IL 100 Is IS
James spriges, jr, VIZ nwa. :. IS g i 60 g 4
JOSEPH aF Wiley n nws. sw g L % 3
MINGONA TOWNSHIP
John Fraoh. seq and sel swsss 81 Is go a 90 %
Della ID. Williams, sw4 Sw3 and
HAZELTON TOWNSHIP
w A 3 Tart, lots l, 2. ST ne14... 834 10 100 81 90
Askue. set nw14 east of s
KRR less of w............1o "a 10 ga
| KIOWA TOWNSHIP
| W e Campbell, 16 acres of
side H - lot and SCI nw' 30 10 Is 4 IS Ss
| l. Mexican, seA. .....-.....3 5 "a IL 160 Sc ca
| KIOwA OUT LOTS
A Drum. WI WI of nwA out iotA; -. 10 335
W L Laughman, WI WI sw3 out lot IA 10 3 So
| MOORE TOWNSHIP
D NJ Circle, ct nw4 and nw3
EAGLE TOWNSHIP
Steele. se3 nw3 and ct sw4.. 81 80 ID 100 IL 80
| c Eckley, SD ew14 .............. 1912 80 s 40
Fitch, nw4 sw4. 1890. -; 53312 20 40
| TURKEY CREEK TOWNSHIP
| II w Western, Trustee, sw3... 30 Is 100 SO IS
LAKE CITY TOWNSHIP
l Gordon. WI set and ne3 SCI
and set net. ...... 2 81 il 160 20 62
SUN CITY TOWNSHIP
m Hall, lot I, set swA; .......6 Sl15 q 1s Y
Redpath Mfg Co, set sell 2S 81 Is 40 SO
| Orr. VIZ set 81 81 15 so 3 SO
DEERHEAD TOWNSHIP
N Smirlacky. swA sw4....... 1856 40 665
K Rodalskt, st Bet and sell sw3 SO Is 120 Is 90
AETNA TOWNSHIP
II st john set sw4 IT 3314 40 504
81 Gentry MT se3. ........-.. ..1S 80 IA 90 8 36
q d Berry VT nw3 NV 3sw4. II 81 Is 120 IA %
W II Brownback Lot 1........ 5 80 IA "a 2 36
Recks Lot 5............... ..18 80 IA 81 236
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-03-06
SEWARD l. FIELD
ATTORNEY AT Law
and Notary Public.

VIII attend 20 usinees in all the Conr,.
Once over Citizens State Bank.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-03-06
TOWN LOTS.
MEDICINE LODGE CITY.
Cook, Stamford g. Co. Revised Addition

Stops Add. End Avenue Wes5
Com S9f # W of Sc corner lot 80 west 452ft
n 302 it 9 Asst # 500 tt lot 33 ........ 45 SO
Hartzells Addition Stolps Avenue West
Lot 10 .......... Amt 20 So
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-03-06

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New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Dec l9--Reports of small stocLs -,
wheat IN the Northwest Offset weak cables and
caused steady close to the wheat market to-day
FINAL quotations on the May delivery caused T. gain
OF &c Corn was of sc to &c. Oats were Isc
lower Provisions were sc I2Iac lower
The wheat market opened weak because of a de-
cline OF more than I'D at Liverpool due II was
said. 10 improved weather for harvesting In Ar
genJlra- Before the end of the first half hour the
market became strong because of numerous re-
Of wheat In the Northwest are unusually small
Sentiment continued bulish until after midday
when the market again slumped on renewed Iioui-
dation- The close steady May opene6 Isc to
CSC lower al 81 04l4 TO s. o4&. advanced to 81 06
and closed al 81 05. Clearances of wheat and
-four were equal TO 81. 500 bushels Primary re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels. against 665 900 bushels
the same day last year. Minneapolis Duluth
Chicago reported receipts OF 362 cars against
502 lasl week ard 2s4 year ago.
Lower cables and the weakness in the wheat
market caused 5ecline in corn at the opening Of
The advance IN wheat. but soon reacted and closed
weak the low point of the day. The beartsh
factors liberal local receipts and poor ship
ping demand. May opened shade to isGl.c
lower. 5Sc TO 5Sisc. sold up 5S12c. and then
declined 10 57ssc. The close was at 5734c Local
receipts Zl2 cars. with of contract grade.
Oats were firm early in the day because Of search
ty OF offerings. but weakened later in sympathy
with wheat and corn May opened &c higher. at
5z1sc advanced tc 54SsC. and then declined 537sc
The close 81. Local receipts 222 cars
Provisions were weak al day. because OF l0c
decline in the prices of live hogs. Local packers
SOLD moderately and the demand was slack At the
close May pork was on l2l=c. s. 97lA. Lard
OF &c at s. 77ls Ribs were 7szc lower. at Sc s.
s6 s7lz
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, e.
cars S22 cars: oats 1873 cars: hogs, 1900 head
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
UNION OF STEAM ROADS
Fifth Short Lines IN Association for
Mutual Protection.

An association for the mutual protection Of steam
railroads which are under two hundred miles In
length has been recently organized under the laws
of this state. and already than fifty railroads
have Joined the organ cation. and many others
have signifed Their intention Of doing so. II is
the aim of the association TO all the short line
steam railrcad in the country take part In the
movement. and that way extend their power and
Influence both political and commercial The pri-
mary object of the association is to effect the
passage Of legislation that will allow the roads
more satisfactory compensation for carrying the
mails and 10 remove to certain extent various
restrictions and limitations IMPOSED by the govern
ment upon the mail carrying end of the tTanspofta-
ton business.
At meeting of the ASSOCIATION, held short time
ago, at which forty railroads represented.
Frank s. Smith, president of the PittsbuTG. Shaw
mu1 Northern Railroad Company. elected
president: +. (. Soaring, president Of the Della
ware & Eastern, vice president. and John n.
Drake, secretary. Cromwell G. Macy is counsel
fer the association.
Mr.. Soaring. the vice-president, in speaking Of
the purpose of the association. said yesterday that
1t was incorporated principally with the idea of
bringing about change in the present postal laws
applied to short line railroads 4nspoTting the
mail II was the intention of the association, he
said. TO seek amendments to the law which would
increase the pay mile year. authorize payment
for space set aside for the exclusive of
the mail aid for the messenger service in Sc
ceiving and delivering mail at the terminals. and
also modification OF certain rules and regulations
applied to short lines He added:
Every small steam railroad carrying the mail
does more work for less pay than Is accorded 10
any other method OF Transporting the mails. In
the case of wagon or messenger doing like ser
vice the Postmaster General is allowed lis
discretion to the amount be paid, but in the
case Of the RAILROADS the amount is dXed by
statute, and IN the Of the short lines Is only
S42 5 a mile year. We hope, with the strength
and influence OF formidable organization such
hope to build up. prevail on Congress 10
treat Us with much Consideration is
corded TO other branches OF the postal service
Mr. Soaring ent TO say that applications for
membership coming every day. He said
that some OF the larger roads had asked to have
their subsidiary lines, which under hun
dred miles length and had their own organiza-
ton. admits TO the association, and SAID that
permission would probably be given the latter
Join the or-anization.
Speaking Of the Delaware Eastern extension,
Mr. Soaring said thai work the surveys was
proceeding but that construction OF the road would
not begin til
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. lo--closing-wH hrrn; No 2
red Western sad. steady. December
nominal. March ss. Nay. IS I1@d- coRN-spot nrrn;
prime mixed American 5s al prime mixed American
old 5s quiet. December nominal, January.
S. asa PEAS-Canadiap steady Is ed HOPs in Len
steady. 5os 81 BEEF,-Extrs india mss 6rna- 9s %
PORK Prime mess Western STEADY. SITS RI. HAMS
Short cut Is 70. steady AS BACON--Cunbe land
cut. 2e to 30 n. quiet 52s Cd short rib l6 TO - D.
Quiet SIS clear backs Is to % 10. firm SIS ID
clear bellies Il 10 ro steady. 54s SHOULDERS
70 b. steady. 56s. LARD-Prirne Western
as American refned in pals quiet. SIS
CHEES SE-CsnAGan finest white irrn
Canadian fnest colored new arm. e3s. TALLOw-Frue
cfry dull 2as TURPENT NTINE-Sprts dull 34s Sd
Pf1SfN-CoEamcn dull. 9s 80. PETROLECal-Rea
frrl nd JINSEEp OIL-Weak 23s 8d.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
r. syy rOsOS
kGW 1GA0Ls g6N j MAJ
wO-hUS1. IR-414s TO PHILADElF dlA
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR

kGm 4GaS1s 9eN ! MAl.
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv- " I'D Str
-6.5V I-5o- so. $50. 9.5c. 1850. IL 20.
So So $50. nj so '9 s5G IS $50 'G I15S SJ "a sun n
days. T.5o $50 $50. 1O-50 50 a. M.
1880. I.5O $50. $50. $50. $50. s.5os 7-5o.
T L1 GfsERTY sT':-I.so. $50. 700 500.
100 $50 200. 400 400. 4so 500 800.
aass @ pS so Sso so5 % soo lGoo idnlsoe n1so a. sun m.
I2-Oo noon. i-Oo. 200 900. 400 500. 500.
qe- % RgIvGR g III ~ ? n - 10 n;snr IYas5v n
Lv- ". 23d ST :-7.50. s5o. i1-50 q n,
$50 $50, $50. 8 50 D m daily
a. m. y 90 noon. zoo acc. 6.Oo. 7-O0 D m.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W, ssd sr.s
Sundays. ESQ a. m. 22o .. m-
Lr- LIBERTY ST. :-f000 a. m q %
sats oniyI $40 .. m sundays. 1000 a IA.
For LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
d,, Ly y 80 ST s'c g @ "a "a Es5s % Salz, Ssfa
.. m SUM s $50 ESQ a m. 2. 90 D. m
" LIBERTY ST--4oo. 1000 a m
Il oo sats. onlyl. 80, 40. Z 10 800 g. 20
sats onlyi p m Sundays $50 1000 a. Esi--
F0R LONG BRANCH. AsBURy PARK
ANp y e 9c6aN % eR9SS SJ 30 bs y % 2sa ao %
11-5o o m Sundays $50 a. n. $50.
$50 o m
Lv. LIBERTY ST-;-4-Oo. $50. I1-5o
a. m. 40. 445 $50 6 so :. IS D. m. l2O1
midnight. sundays. 400. SEQ a. ua-- 400.
$50 D. m.
Time tables NAV be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty st West 23d St Tel. sI+A
Chelsea Astor House. 2f5. s34. 1900. 1854
Broadway 1s2 Fifth Av-- PSI Fifth Av-- =
Union Square West. 27ss Third Av-- lOS
West I2sth st. 25 Columbus Az. New
York Court Ga. 34s. 344 Fulton ST.. iI9
NoStrand Av.. Brooklyn, 800 Broadway.
wtNiamsbUrg New YORK Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage TO destination
W G. RESLER w C HOPE
Vtce-Pres & Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Aseox-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
WESTINGHOUSE PROPOSAL PASSED

LONDON, Dec. l9-The proposal made by John A
Bryce. NJ p. Chairman Of the British westing-
mouse Company. 10 pass a resolution whereby the
tSnUuo prior Hen debentures OF the company should
Dc piaceo oe'ore the security of the holders of The
; per cent mortgage debenture stock was carried
'o-ua! Oh ooh u those attending the meeting of
the holders Of the latter stock anI the proxies in
the hands of the directors The proposal when
mrs. submitted on Wednesday created lively
scene or dlsapprobssion
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
KANSAS CITY r. r. MEETING POSTPONED

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Mobile. jackson & Kansas City Railroad Company
scheduled for to-day has been postponed until
March 10 Al the Office OF the company in this city
yesterday was said that the only reason for the
postponenent was that some of the men interested
could not make the journey at this time Mobile.
where the meeting will De held.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

10 MT westinghouse to reimburse him for pay
nlehts made In the interests of the company to
rious officers. engineers and other employees Of the
eIeculc company ia addition to Their regular sal
aries pald oy the company during the last ten or
twelve years"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
INDIAN COTTON CROP SHORT.

Calcutta. Dec l9.-The yield OF the Indian cotton
crop this year is estimated officially 20 per
below the yield OF last year
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
nm opIp AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious es
bousb, AT nigaest MARKET .alc- u.o'
into new arrice< or ezehsnee ior NV le
sir. =, Jspaness goods al 81 Teppers
fsernrg 81 Wesi Sstb ST
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

ADVERTISEMENT sno subscriptions for
The tribune received al their Uptown
once No. 1864 Broadway. between doth
an siaT, .senaents received ct tho following
tra,,Sr ofrices al regular orics rates until
s O'clock m. viz 2o4 sth ave e
oo- DAD at; 1853 9Th ave. cor. lZth st; S2
-. Isrb q, Isl West IZd st. between
~ ana sth eves.: 263 West i25th ST. 1858
a. sve between. 7eth and 1fth sts- 1875
a. &c near eisi st. 1IOs list ave. near
So,s :, ISL East l25fh u T56 fremont
ave. $50 Sd ave and any American District
Telegraph office
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
BALTIMORE Z OHIO r. R.

RO4AL Blue LINE TRAlSS-
TO G5ae5 feOl ANp g 'nf sssf
wtsHISGToNo ASH SsT KS slDsrs. @ il.:e pn g ss
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 1000 ana
WASHINGTON Diner. u 20 am Y 70 a
MaSHIffT2N oT.i Trp s Bfss4 sS sS D@ D sSs s S ?.
w.sIXToN .SrTToN Rus; R1P- sse Sc pm pm S9 PS D
t-Hi-AGo. COLUMBUS. II.5O am y % n'a
IETTsgReG sX Il p so g pm pm SS s D1s D
siS fSiS 9iiS F9Eisy S}s :S n s e Ss 3 =
ALL TRAINS ENTER NEW UNION
STATION WASHINGTON D. g
f oee, ,o 2ts sSt isOe rngn sasss
sroesiyn; ssl IVES @.s, ga 5, ana Liesr:. s.
after s .. m Sleeping Car R>seFvauons
and fun information regarding trains sse.s
can be obtained az Bureau OF Iato1una-loa.
80 2 O es.I...Gs,.s 3 "a =
NY. n. H & HARTFORD r r.
Train. depart from G-and Central Station.
Boston via Nes London PrOv.-t:llio:Ss.
is:SS .sIIlo;o2 io5o ,,hio = M6 y .tls'So 20
via spfd. --ts=15 A NJ 'iii27oo. 'il4;od.
Lskevilis & Norf.-fls:0O A. u. 1928 ?. u
CT harrington. Stockbridge. LenoA P'ross
feid-f4.54. 1890 A. n. t3.26 P n
Ticket ofsces az cGd- Cent. str and cl2ot4
ST. also az GAS. 1910 cfs54 Bway. ca
Union So cfS2 5-h Ava Gas Col Ave.
cse3 Str Ave c64s Mad Ave-. c1o6 W.
I25th ST. 279s "a Ave IN Bklyn. e+ coors
ST sT9 Nostrand Ave. $50 Rvay-
sDaiIy ,Exceot Sundays fStops NJ fLotA
St xStops at f25th St Sundays c-lJ-
tPsrior Car Lirsfret sSundsy psrior Gag
train. IlIias dining car ePars0r ane
sleeptnS Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
MACHINERY

pFctrcru PRtCES.-eoo second hand
ueoS .nG IFor working machines. iuiIy
guaranteed nlarniners bought anG eI-
Changed George 3. EDDY. Sss Aaoiso1 81
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

sl5.o06 BUYS grocery store. including
wholesale license. the only one II the
fov-r- established 80 years: = nj so month
~ horses : wagons. business last year.
$40 Goa location most pronipeDt town IN
New Jersey. about one hour from Rev
YORK CITY. cause OF selling. going out or
business Investigate this opportunity. or
flIl nartici,Iars apply McDona l6-WigginS
Co. 251 Broadway-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
ACCOUNTANTS.
AUCTION SALES.

III VIRTUE of foreclosure o, chatteI
.--.oEtgsss will sell today. 10 q m. 8.
-. % ave. Manhattan eontenss of NOV
-. - Fist9re show comprising bencliss. mo-
of 49, asci.iss piano. etc E.y order
II - t@isfeir- Attorney for asJffssgeS.
=. --et'ison- sucfions.r
sifTf'g 81 f0o executions. wsIf sell
49, 10 = ta.r st ~ Madison St Asn-
- d-czs aad ore Eas are samr. Al
= fTssfns1s. NarEEai
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Dec. l9.-The condition OF the Treas
ury at the beginning OF business to-day
follows
RESERVE FUND.
coin bullion. $4,000 o00
TRUST FUNDS To REDEEM OUTSTANDING CERTI-
FICATEs.
Go!a coin ................ sTe0 ass $50
Silver dollars TOO
silver dollars ~ 5aUS 900
Total 412 SO
fund
national Psi 76l 3Sl
In Philippine Treasury ................... SS19O32
a reimbursement
Current liabilities OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ilz976T72
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
ryPFwRITERs.

TyrFwRTTERs--An makes snia. ,,es rsnseu
s,atra.s exchareaG: reliable service
ccrpsn 20 Nassau 81. TelePsio.s sf'o-
CaFtianGt.
TypruRyTrRs PENTrD-sr-l MAKES
re, 500 ). stock. s-oirs an select shs
rse.,ne you want. A. ~ A. Co. SO
kSesdrAy. E4Cs 1rrak
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
BOWLING SUPPLIES

REGULATION
- pow -, a I GRS
BOWLING BALLS. TENPINs
and SUPPLIES OF every de-
scTiptioa. REPAIRS BY EN-
PERT MECHANICS.
! The Brunswick Ba lke-Collender Co. of y Y.
] csIesroorns 90 & 223 4th ave. cor 18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
BrLLrARp A>n rooL TABLES

GANUFA CTTRERs Of billiard ana pool Ia
biSs. high grade bowling alley builders.
oEssI price, Marx BTos-. "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
CITY HOTELS.
suS .~p OFFICE FURNITURE
usE.>MAni>o AND MILLINERY

-
A -%Ez- tJAhM MENfS anu othef nus t
r.r aired reds 60 and rrfnodelird in.o 'ste1
.txIes az .xcepIi.snaiiy how p-tces. idr sa.
ri.Suts made otds'- Ars l. J.
.tzs E.asf 1oth 81. hear farA ave-: 4AS
e q GLatarr eOnx. etI As& ISL ''1'
1871.
LADIES plain @hitc soft reaay aorTu-e s
handkerchie:s. ole-fsif dozen 10 an l.n-
,.errea box serf pos. paid on receipt of Sve.
fSusrape ". Coils.i. 4 Ero.. EholeSaie ois-
trIbutors. 800 STcaosva New frik
NANf-FACTT-p FRS SAMPLE SALE
LADIES coats. suits and shlfIs
aFTAILED AT VII cLEsAL PhseES
fT:sTAV STERN a 90. fo1 sta Esr. Istaf
i7th ST MASCFArTIi.EkS o.
cLoAkS AND EE'r~
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.


$40 nc0 BUYS one-third interest II high
c.ass automatic slot macHue ousinessi
2si now IL operation. placed in the hnest
resorts n New Yclk etc; value Of ma
chimes now in opera ion. 100000: money
amply secured stgtctest Investigation al
lowed highest OF references. + or parucu-
lars apply McDonald-Wiggins Co. 81
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
CARPET CLEANING

N.Y.Carpet Cleaning WOrks
Oldest Largest. Most slodern
AZ AND 439 WEST 451H ST
p. seos sgs.s rsryaut Established 1854
w II. JORDAN EDWIN LEN L.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO
cleans bv cornpressed air. Steam hand OF
IN oar 1884 Bro1cway 42l F.as; ssln 81
,~cf- q az MT Tei f32-3Srh-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
HELP II ANTED.
Female.

Female
LADY CT education ana refinement inde-
pendent. 10 call selected list OF Gus
toners for high class proposition. expert
ence unnecessary. Can ! 10 8 p M. Mr.
Carpenter. Room 52s. 15e Fifth ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
BOARn AND HUNS

Is e.-v1. Insertions . cert. per hao- e
sr.r r1-1s se-eu times consScCtEe4s. =.
rh,,- EflritIes advertiser - have rooms
tns,red To- a period ot fourteen dees 49, -
II. Tr.ouae's Dlrec-o-s OF Dss1rAh4e FAO'-H->
Erils for circular
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
iLl.DA A. SEElT-1Nc.
Employment Bureau.
IS West 59tn ST.
Phones 2i34 2f35-Rryani.
pp00EJyN OFFICE Iy< - AGrSs ~


=
LosT-BANkBOOKs
r0sr or sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. SIS. ABB
OF the German Savings Bank. IN tlt SI'S
NJ New York corner 4in ave ana i4tn So
issued to Nellie KesoT. All persons are
cautioned aba4as. ngsV.4stIng luv $50 -
nof reIuTned 10 the bank on the loih day
Of January. 1908. q duplicate VIII be issued'
f0S-r -Ran.xbook Nc. 4J5. Sal of Dry Dock
Sayinrs Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book Is cd!eo upou 80
present the same 10 the bank within y thlIty
days or the said book "ih pe ccc''feI
cancelled and eNIi1guished, and ne" one
issued in lieu thereof
lost -Rankuook No. 500 2a1 of the Union
ItTns savings Institution Is missing any
rerson having a claim &" II Is hereby ca1!ei
iInon 10 present the same within Ten GAYS
a. submit TO having said passoooA can
&c. ed and a new one issued
IocT -BanI-hook No. 1882 of the Union
nirne Savings Institution is missing any
$50. ba,ips a claim 10 II Is hereby cai'ed
If,on 10 present the same within ten DAYS
OF submit to having ,sl. salo psiA4I''OA 0'''
ceiled and a new one issued
LOST. or sTOLEN.-BankhooE No e'o, aSZ
oT the German Savings Lsnk 10 me CL.y
~ Nety york corner Atm ave. and i4tb ST.
tSs,t4d 10 Otto CronsOe.g ger. All persons are
cautiored against o,iating the same. y
- - 80, ,psS 10 the Iank or the Stn day Of
isn1isrv, 1907 a duplicate will be Issued
t.f,sT. .-Bankbook Nc. sal .9S5: Bank for
Savings 2s0 4th ave-. Ne" iolk-
,osnt STONED Please return book TO oank
rosT. or STOLEN. Bankbook No. 500
81 me Emigt ant Industrial savings BANK
Payment STOPPED. Please return oooh 70
hang No 81 Chambers 81
.DvEgTrsEMENTs sno subscriptions for
.r,s tribune received at their Uptown
oas~a No 1864 Broadway. between 36th
snS S7th sts.. Until clock p m. Ad-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

ST AlRANS. q EAST 3lSf 81.
pes.-stl~ suite>. psrior dining roon' eh
teilers table. reasonablF prices
.---p r~rTavE- z-oSFE.-Ezndso-1e rooms,
s~..b board. private bath. reference tx
eharees I4s West 57th 81.
a. - nav window, facing sonin;
ba-rs ~ desired: private American family
reference
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
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The Tribune received at their Uptown
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Gazing ezls SIS week
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-14

There is much evidence in inscrip-
tions and manuscripts that the ancient
Egyptians practiced medicine and sur
gerry extensively. Probably their prac-
tice was based on little knowledge OF
anatomy Each physician treated only
one or two diseases. The sick were
exposed in public places SO that 9th.
ers who had suffered similarly might
tell them OF helpful remedies. Dis
eases Of the eye we're best understood
and received both medical and sur
gicai treatment. The most important
medical manuscript found in Egypt is
the Papyrus Ebers. written 5000 +. G.,
and discovered in Memphis. Disease.
according to the Egyptians, was due
70 the anger Of some deity, the result
Of the triumph Of evil in It's struggle
with good-an idea which is still very
general throughout Africa and Asia,
and which at some time has been
prevalent in modified forms in almost
every race.-Records OF the Past.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-14
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