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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22
Lamb Lives 25 DAYS in Lea.

Bucyrus, GA lamb was found the
other day in hollow log. 1t has been
there % days. In the early part of
November dogs chased flock of sheep
belonging to Lee Hills. near Att; ca.
and several were killed.
A lamb which weighed about ten
pounds crawIed into the log to escape
the dogs. The lamb was squeezed 30
tightly that it had to be chopped out.
and though terribly emaciated it is
still alive.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22

We ought not to look back unless
1t is to derive useful lessons from
past errors and for the purpose of
profitfng by dear-bought experience.
George Washington
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22
LYDIA E. PINKHAM

Nature and woman's work com.
bined have produced the grandest
remedy for woman's ills that the
world has ever known.
In the good old-fashioned deys Of
our grandmothers they relied upon
the roots and herbs of the field to
cure disease and mitigate suffering.
The Indians on our Western
Plains to-day can produce roots and
herbs for every ailment, and cure
diseases that battle the most skilled
physicians who have spent years in
the study of drugs.
From the roots and herbs of the
field Lydia E. Pinkham more than
thirty years ago gave to the women
of the world a remedy for their pc.
culiar ills, more potent and effica-
cious than any combination of drugs.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is now recognized as tho
standard remedy for woman's ills.
Mrs. Bertha Muff, of 515 NC. St.
Louisiana, Mo-, writes:
complete sreStOraClOn TO nealCh
means so much to me that for the sake
of other suffering women am willing
to make my troubles public.
"For twelve years l had been suffer.
ing with the worst forms of female ills.
During that time had eleven different
physicians without help. No tongue
can tell what suffered, and at times
could hardly walk. About two years
ago wrote Mrs. Pinkham for advice.
1 followed it, and can truly say that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Mrs. Pinkham's advice re-
stored health and strength. 1t 10
worth mountains of gold to suffering
women"
What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound did for Mrs. Muff,
it will do for other suffering women.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22

town wanted an extension of its tele-
phone lines. and as the fame of his
system for laying cables spread, Uncle
Billy's bank roll grew to plethoric d.
mansions. Some of the other boys
tried to work the same game;' but
they didn't have Uncle Billy's knack
for training ferrets, and the rats were
either killed before they entered the
conduits, or when they were only
about half way through.
"'By rights l ought to be able to
get out a patent on my idea he used
to say. of course, I'm not really the
inventor of ferrets, but it was my
modest genius that first saw the pos
sibilities of utilizing their dislike for
rats.
IF it hadn't been for the meanness
and treachery of Pete Johnson, Uncle
Billy today might be one of the rich
est men in the state. Pete and Uncle
Billy formerly had been partners, but
a little disagreement had severed
their friendship, and Pete for months
had been looking for a chance to get
even. One day, when the faithful fer
ret was helping iay cables under the
direction of Uncle Billy, Pete hap
pened on the scene.
al thought all your laborers be-
longed to the union he said to the
foreman.
1.-The foreman allowed they did.
They do?' sneered Pete. We'll, I'd
like to know to what union that ferret
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22
STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, s.

LUCAS equity.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he 10 senior
partner of the firm OF F. j. CHENEY Co., doing
business In the City OF Toledo. County end State
aforesaid and toat said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
csse Of CArAERa that cannot be cured by the use OF
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN my presence,
A. W. GLEASON,
say sorA.r PUBLIC.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces or the
aystem Send for testimonials. free. .
FL CHENEY CO. Toledo, O.
Sold By all Druggists. 15c.
TAKE Halls Family Fills for constipation.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22
SYMPATHY.

He-Yaas! Several years ago
fell in love with girl, but she re-
jected me-made a regular fool of
me, in fact.
She-How sad! And you've never
got over it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup!
For children teethng softens the gums, reduces IN
ranmation alays pain cures wind collie CSC bottle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-01-22

Calamity is mans true toucnstone.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Grlernen Sic oas Einarabiren

Grpfituhe @ciCbdiiaung fir bche GicibedDs
fer NeiiInoiQcS Scrldnacn barnnd Sbaiicr'e
man fid an 6. y eBaiirr, Hr. 1876. @eit.6nD.
cite 1truhc (Sept22 tWiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
9 b bpoben nub Spnn0cln II
limb 5ncterlet.

2 hmaben nno Soon0clu
limb 5mcicrlei.
Cincinnati, 2i. September
- Der SouptirboIt scr 5luci Heoen,
melhe @iaiom S,9rDau bcute 9lbcnO
in bicliDGr Stu0t biclt, 9ipfeltc in
iolgenbem ScbG:
o9IQeS, mas ib pom YrGliocnten
nlodtc, lit, Nnb cr ullr oltf chpa I Y
Wonate 0oS, iiber mas cr leit iicbell
Snbren gei6paBt rno 9cihriebcu bat,
tbuti0dlid ms @ert iebt, ndmIii)
einen Square Geol"."
Sr. @rpnn iibrte Damn cine Wcnge
Sonbhlngen oeS ErGlioeuten at,
ipelhe nit cinem Square Zeal"
bilrhaiS 9tibtS 0enlcin bntten. -
9luh bier mllroe bcm benlofrntiihen
@onbiootcn ein b0hlt entbuiiaitiiber
@ntpfana 81 Sbeil
Y Sicllciht miro SaSfcIl
o6 0onfcn.
gtem Oorf, "A. September. -
Die tSrngc, Of @oupcrneur GboS. N.
SooSfea Shobmciltcr oc8 oernofrot.
idlen 9totionol-Gonite'S bleibt, miro
mabrlheinlid) in ocn nGhlten As
Stluloen cutl6ic0cn per0en. Sn ers
itcr Clinic b1ngt oie Gnticbeioung Don
prn. 9ruan unO Dem Toriibcr Diu,s
nb. SIS ban0c!t liH lelbltre0enb nidt
ollein I'm oie Srnee, Oh S1oSfcu Die
ge1cl i'm erbobenen 9lnflaaen mibcr.
leacn fonn oocr nidt, ionNern 0nrulIt,
Oh 0nS ,nterciic Scr 0emofrotiiben
Eortei iein 9leiben in Der Stelle &C.
ltattet. 9llll ieoen Soll miro 9iihts
9eltebcn bis 9rpan nllc Eluttte Scr
9ln1elegcubcit lorgi1ltig gepriift bot.
Die belnofratiiden Eartcifiibrer iinh
iiberjengt, bob Snsfc0 obne @iocr.
rcOc abOontcn miro, iol3 oaS Eortci
Snterciie oilrh iein @lciben gci0br.
0et merocn lolltc.
@utbrie, Sflab, q. Scpt. --
@olperncur Susfea reiite Inn 5 llbr
bcltc 9iohmittug IN @ciellidait Scs
StaatSidatnlciitcrS s. u. Meneicc
nod Chicago ob, Inn BORT nit Sem
Nationol.Gomite unO Srn. Vrpon be.
3ialid) ser bonn ErGIiotnten 9iooie-
pelt nno $. u. Scarf gtgen Sostcll
erbobcncn 9lntlagen 5ll conierircn.
Sine griinolidbc llnteriudllng Der
gnflagen miro ltattiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Sine Sdlluergcbnrt.

IoS gauge Gobinet iinb anoerc 9e.
ante 81 Sillie geruien, Inn
9rDon'S Shreiben 81 5cunhpor.
ten. - Strcnuoier Sao i'm g8ei.
ben 0nllic.
g8oibington, Q. s.. "a. Sep
tcnlber - YrGlioent Hooieuelt bat
Gcitern oen gon5en Gag oonlit 5lloe.
trodt, boS Woteriol fir oicie 9lnt.
mort olf ooS Acknowledgements
@rpon'S 5ulonlmen5ubringen. 8on5c
@crac bon 0ofilncntcn, 3eitungS.
oilsi6nittcrL gum Sbeil gang Der.
Nilbt Gcpeldlen etc. logen oili 0cnt
Gultc in Observation-Disclosures Oe3
ErGiiocntcn olligcbdliit, ilno oorin
luorb pciolib bcrltlngeluiiblt. Ser.
ldichcnc anbinetsnlitglieber, ipe5iea
@nrfielO, Der abcmaligc 8orltano bcS
Corporations Viircails, llno SanoclS,
S.cfretdr StrouS, ipuren ben gu1jcn
Goq ii6cr im @eiBcn Solie. 9Ibcr
nii6 glnoerc, mie &riagsiefretGr
@rig6t II. @eneralpoltmeiiter Meper.
irorcn beim grGiibenten. Sb iie bel
ser 9llifarbcitllng osS SoSfea ,Ifote.
riols mitgebolien boben, itebt oabin.
Observation-Disclosures Wieper blieb ni1t
Iangc, nbcr cr 9o6 Die arlte 9(noeu.
tung olS CT pom Er1iioenten her.
ousfon, 0oi nod geltcrn cine Pint.
iport an Serrn 9rpon loSgeloiiyn
iperbcn ioQe. Sefretdr 2oeb beitG-
tigte Dies ipGtcr ofiijios. Gr conitn-
tirte, ser Frdiiocnt babe baS Selc.
orornn @rpon'S porgeitern s(bcno CT.
bolten, ober Die 3eit iei 81 flrj ge'
tueien, nm oie glntmort 5l,inmmen3u-
iteIlen. Iie genciie, iueld)e Dem
Erdiiaenten 5u @sbote ltanoerL ieie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Iaiinn anf Sen Ybilippinen.

% lanila, "a. September. - Gin
iurhtbarer Saifin lit IN meltlidcr
9iidltllng iibcr ben mittlercn Sbeil oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. geiegt uno ba.
eincn Sbeil ser Sniel Samor, oas
n6rolibe 2eDte, oas iiiOmeItlide Git
5on, oas norolibe Eanop ilnO Yias.
bate, ippie eineu Sbeil BON &onlblon
pertpiiitet. 9tGberes liegt nod nidt
Dor, nncin olll, 3tpeiiel iino piele
Meniheli unlgefomnlen iInO piel 81.
oentbnm peripiiitet. Nus Wiasbatc
3. q. iniro bcridtet, oab cine oortige
Stabt total 5erltort lpurOe uno Dap
nur bas Yoltgebdlioe itsben bIieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
w., 9. nnS u. 6. .. So.
,,9ie elettrii9c 3inie"

GuppeIgelciie amiiden Baltimore
ilno Waibington.
Die etnstse ainle spiidsen galtmnre nnb
MknapoliS, bertu Nasgpas oaS Centrum
tetber etdhten unb bic Yfurte ber
Deretntgten eteaten SlDtteu.Afa.
bentte erredien.
Gleftrttd,e Talnh'gSagguuS
b0M Satmhpte Der elef.rti,hen 2tnte.
(Xarf'Muenue hno 2eIinatch'etraRe)
GbepHd foftentrci anfbelpabrt.
Vadl @abnGtun = 600, $50, 200, 7.30,
500, $50, 5000, $50, 1000. 1880, *11O0
lns II .so Norm. 1890 Mitiaas; 1920. 100
1.a0. 200. $50, 800. $50. 400. 430, IS 90
b.3O. 1000, $50, 100, 7.3O, 1880. $50 mnS
1890 Mbenbs ilhb 1890 Wiitcrnatt, tdaidt
BeBeinnet gofaISiee. glle anoerelt finb
ltmitirt, baIten nur an Ratui s!eabenb SUMO
tipu on.
sige nact gyaibingion.
HaG MnMapoilS GAS, 745. s.45, e.45,
10 IS unb 11.4b Born t2.45. 1.45. 2.4k. S.45
4.46, 5.45. CAB. 745. $40. 9.45, LAB abenos
tdeItd) spe 8lae finb bis SuS RapcI Acaren,b
Hahrprris. an tiner 2ihts RMnbfatri.
%S% Ms% y9nadn, @GISIS ton. ..7s6: ss. s,SS. s,SS
Sir Ruete unb Mnsfunff tpenbe man I'D
an bas guetsWiireau, 9ermindIsSfnftDn. Ydrf'
gIbenue. nabe lerinaion.Sirabe. cher man icIe,
pbonire nn 6. & q, ct. TuuI $3.50 ober Wlnrps
iaun GnirtInno th99. (IpriI4 .I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

ilbrigCnS 70 iuuiongrcih, BOB biclcl.
ben tclcgrupbiih nidbt iibcrmittelt
lucr0cn t0nntCn, hic 9lnflpptt lpirDe
per EnIt gtionht lperbcn. gSnS oa8
lclcgruuun 0c0 0entofratiIHen Sanls
po1nCleitcr$ 9tormou e. Mad onbe.
treffc, 10 ici Der Fr1iiocnt oorat ntd)t
intcrcliirt, pb 0ie bcr0iicntIidtcn De
icbuloiglmgcn. ooB Wtud oic 100000
Gcrlucrt6ct bobc, ridtig icien oOer
nidt. MornuS ub5lncbmcn it, 0ob
Serr Wiad feline 9lnhuort erDaltell
miro.
0crr Hooiepclt beGonn nit ser
9nlSurbcitllng bc3 9lntlunrtIhrcibcnS
an SCrrn NrDon INN bnIb 5cbn l(br
Gcitcru &ornlittog. IS morh ob,
locthieln0 biftirt conferirt m0 ill Den
Sntumcntcn berlmNeluiiblt. GnS
Nclultot lit gclterll gIbcnb per Eoit
&crrn @rpon 5u0eltellt luorOen. 8oS
Ghrciben tenn5cibnet ben Ncginu
ciner idorien 9lttipitGt bcS ErGii0en.
ten inl SntcrcHe icinc& GonoiOoten
Soft. Gr lclblt bot NcGllbcrt eS ici
on scr 3eit oie Gonlpognc ein bis,
d,en gepfeficrtcr 5ll mo6en. Serr
Nrpon miro, mie man bier nnnimnt,
,iht pcrfcblen, ieinen eigencn Fieifer
oo5l 81 licieru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Gin sd,reden pt,ne Gnbe

1T nod icbIinlner. ais Elm enoe mil Sd)reden.
Sieler unicrtelolu9 filmlIen aus ei1ener @r.
laDrlinq ole atdnieh Jtl, Die iilh ilbrelnitg init
lbmerjbdlten petoen oubinfhleppen. @dr oft
bdnoeli ee lid babel iretit nm eine Iborbeii,
pel6e tb uibi hsiebreri IdBi edb lpeoer iener
Sbreden, lpd lencs 9Boe elBe TolbWenoiaicit
belt lteern Die init Sduturrboioen Bebaiieteu
6hr tie 9lebt ee IN itoem 5alie eine Beireiuna
bon tbren Seioel. menn e nur sns enSia reChte
Wittel Iebrauden: Or. Silshees Nnalciis.
Sine Rrobe oappn miro bon 4. Genitneoter Il
60; sor l2lO Nelu gori Icitsniret pertanot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Son apotbefern iiberaa perfauit.
SiTs Saar. nno yart.Sarbemitts!,
idlluars oocr braun, SOC.
Seocnflidcs GiIcubabn'llnsliif in
Wiiiionri.

G Gortbagc, NO, "a. September.
Ger rdb Ct. 2ouis beItinrnlte 3ug
9tr. 30l Der st. 2olliS uno Sun
,SrnnciSco.9obn" eittgleilte nm $50
heilte friib an elmer aurpe nobe ocm
Spring.9iiper; 2ofomotiue imo @es
pudmaggon iielen III Ben ,Slub mo
alle onoertn Magaons ltiir5teu Inn.
2ofomotioiiibrer 2en glooo uno 0ei-
ser Snrrp @crroule famen lm's le-
ben mo an 40 Gaiiagiere puroen
pcrlebt mcbrcre Oerielben lpabrihein.
lid tootIid). Die 'llriabe Der Gut
gleiIlIng lit nidt feitgeltelit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Seoeration inooiIirt
9 y q II.

81 od c lter N.D, "a. Septem-
Der. - Sic vNem.Durt Stote 6eoc.
rotion Of 2abor" bat aili ibrem bier
togenbcn SnbrcS .Gonpent nit alien
Gegen cine Gimme oie &unogebung,
lrelde ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @ompers
ben Der ySeoerotion Of Sobor" gegen
bIe 9InDenolng bon GinbaItSbeieblen
in Observation-Disclosures erlniien bat,
ndt GROCER Ytebrbeit gltgebeiBen.
Vcidlofcn iulroe, oil 8omperS einen
Gallpo9nebeitrag bon $500 NIT ocn
Morten ng8ir Itebcn. in oieiem Sam.
pre- oilf S9rer SeiteSS 6i lenoen
Baiie iir's dusIans be'rrnt G. 8dine, gr.
4f3. Sf'galttn,ore.str. aatr SnEtom SpMie.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

Ser SoSfcll Sail uno oa3 6ernofroti.
lhc Hotionol- -Gonlite. - 9cmo.
frotilbe GompognefonoS. - Sog.
CARTS Nahlob beltonb aus S6ul'
0Cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Mad'S Wittbcilnilocn.


| Ger SuSfcQ- Sail uuo ooS octnofroti.
i0c Hotionol -Gontite. - Scmo.
frotilhe GompognefonbS. - Gag
aort'5 9tablob beItono aus Sdul'
sen.
9tcm Dorf, "a. Septem6er. =
Gie brennenbe sSrnac, oh Der @oiper.
tclr SaSfcu bon Sflobomo, melhcr
6nS luiGtige Mint oeS ShubmeiItarS
beS ocrnotrntii6en Notionol Counties
betlcloct, III .&crbin0ung nit Der
oStonOnro Oil Gonlponp" 9eltonocn
lln0 bon bcrIclbcn Gompogn2bcitrGge
crbolten bat. luurbe nli6 beute nod
i'm Soffnon Soollie IN Der eingebenbs
itcn Scile crortert. SSSn ocn bcltinlnl-
tcltcn 8ortcn gob Der Hationdl.Gor-
llbcnoc Wiod oic GrflGrims ob, ooB
Der Sall noh He6t lmo @ere6tigfeit
mcroe entihieben merOen.
oBon 9epeiien gceen Den @ouper.
ncur SoSfca fam bis iett niht Die
Heoc Icin, pielmebr bonbelt cs Iih
nm ipeitcr 9tidtS ols glnlduloigrns
gen., crflGrtc Socrr Wod llntcr slnoe.
rem. oSollten gegcn Serrn SoSfcG
cbcnio iiber5eugenoc 0clueiie erbroht
mcrocn, ipie aegcn Den Senntor Sors
cIcr, 0ant miro fir i'm fem Nleiben
inn ben,ofrotilhen gtotionol .Gonite
lCin."
SIlf cine ncitere gln5opilnG ii6er
lcinc Wiittbcilltngcn biriid)tlid) bes
0Onofrotii6en GonpogneionoS gob
S1crr Wtad Die iolgenbc launige S6il-
herung:
n9llS &orIiter 0eS 6cmofrotil0en
Notionnl GonliteS bobe if meinc Gr.
l1br1lngen olS @elhGitSmonn pers
mertbet. 9llS iimger SlnlGnger bate
idy tein @elo uno ih CAB oieie Sbots
ladc ilnperboblcn 5lL nit Dem Helul'
tat 0oB id) nirgcnoSluo Wclo crbelt.
Sputer beobadtete id) ooS entgcgen,
gcicbte Eriu5ip unb problte nit @el-
ocrn, Die ih ME beioB, luo Ole sSolge
mar, ooB ih Credit uno @elb obne
S6luicri9teitn erbiclt.
rSn 6bnlibcr 98eiie ging i6 ols
NorliBcr bes Notionol GomiteS Dor,
mo ooroui lit meine Wiittbeillng,
fob mir iibcr 100000 in Scr aolie
bGtten, 5rriid5uiiibrcn. rSn @irtlid)-
teit beltnno Die Sinterlnlicnld)uit oes
&crrn loggort, iueld)er Die Notionol-
Gompogne Dor bier SSobren geleitet
bot ollS Sduloen. Plus Dem Der.
fdlll bon einigcn often Bulten pllr-
ben etpo $500 gel0it, unb 0err 9cl.
mont griii in Die ei9ene 5oibe, INN
&crbinoli6feiten in 0obe bon $50.
GOO ob5utrogen."
Wtit Spannllng eriuortet Sr. Wud
cine Grluoerung beS BrGii0entcn
9iooiepelt aili leine Iepeid)e bctreiia
bcs GanpagneionoS, ipe(be gelern
| nl oielcr SteIle pollinbaltlib mitge,
tbeilt poroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Rosfeu 'pehrt ii<h.
@epieFertc Mntiuort ant ytooiebeit's Sdrribcn

obomaS ber bic YaTbntcn Scarf aegcn lin
cr6omcm Nnfaocn Sic 0rbinbctcn llnrcdtcn
ectpmmcn Sr. Jiuocut pcricbt NdtS ben Niioircn
SfabomaS nnS Oa id ieinc ci9cnn BciGi bcfHmmcrn
NdtS Scio unigcr mirS Sasfea abSanfcn Die Sr
rcRen Der 2enOfratic crbdc-Nn Srpan miro boS jmsi
SdJrcbcn Scs ErGIScncu bcautuurtcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

BaNe iiirs dusians befrrnt G. 8dine, 9lr.
4f3. Eft.galtlnletc. Str. aatr GnItom SpMie.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

Yeri6ulide sieinlidfeit beSeiitet
t0rperlihe @eiunobeit. 8enn ois
Saut rein uu0 fret bon Sbtpeib ino
llnreinlihfeiten gebalten miro, eriiil.
len oie uin5is fleinan Boren lire
Sunftiou reidlb nno notiirIih.
@abre f0rperlide Geinlibfeit aber
b1ngt bon ser benutten SEIZE ab.
Cine rei,ie unperi1lidte SEIZE aus
pabrbait 5litr1eliden geItanbtbeiIen
lit notbig. 3ie miIoen, reinisenoeu
unb antiieptiiden GisenidJaften bon
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Sobns Soptins l1nibcriitGt.

Giutrittspriiirn9cn fir llntereraourie hc9ins
nen Sifnitnn, 20 Sepcmbcr 1908. t1r &prs
mitneS &orcfuuacn in alien SepartementS
hegnncn am Tieuitna G. Sttpbcr 31tnlugc II.
nIlemeuc Information in Nitreuu oes Steeis
TRAITORS McGupsSdIle, erbdtIib.
(26360)
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
NEGRos BANDIT A D
His Trick to Secure tho Allegiance a.
the Superstitious Islanders.

From the Seattle Post-Intenieencer
a war of determination against the
bandit in the island of Negros, in the
philippines, with the killing OF several
hundre natives, is the prediction Of the
Rev. Harry Maxfield, missionary of the
tabernacle Baptist church to this ISL
and. who is now at home. ON a furlough.
The and Of the island gave the
Spaniards trouble for eight years, ana
1t was only a year ago that our troops
wiped out the leader and broke up tho
band" said the Rev. Mr.. Maxheld.
The leader of the band was an OF
pressed by the Spaniards in 1880 ana
fled to the hills, where he quickly gath
cred a band around him. The band he
later increased to several hundred men.
In 1900 he could muster 1000 men.
He found that 1t was difficult to Cow
ern such a large band OF Wild and un-
ruly spirits and SO manufactured q
scheme of worship. He dressed one of
MS 11eutenants In a black suit, put a
mosquito net over him, and betweenstha
mosquito net and the suit placed thou.
n of huge frefiies.
Then he manufactured a mechanical
device to slide up and down, by which
this man slid down during the night,
making 1T appear as though he came
from the heavens ana as though he
We're clothed in fire. The bandits
thought he was the Lord, and when he
spoke every one grovelled on the
SIouHu. Inc MANUFACTURED lord then
appointed Dionici his. mountain pope
and called him Papa Ysio.
After that the bandits, who were
very superstitious, obeyed every com
mand. Every time they began to for
get their obedience Yncenlos, the manu-
featured god, would appear and fright
en- them again. Finally they were
stirred up to such a fanatical frenzy
that they would do anything for the
pope. In a battle with Spanish troops
in 1896 200 soldiers were killed. When
the Americans too the islands Papa
Ysio was at his height, butsthe troops
drove him into the mountains. Later
the troops were recalled from the ISL.
ands and the native scouts LEFT m
charge"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
THE
Storyof Francis C1udde
ARomance Of Queen Mary's Reign.
BY STANLEY j. wEYMAN.
BY STANLEY J. WEYMAN.

You We're the woman saw last
! night | said. You followed US from
Highgate."
What matter? What matter?'' she
exclaimed fmpatiently. Better be foot
sore than heartsore. Will you do now
what | want? Will you answer for his
life?"
7 can do nothing without the 9th
ers," | said.
But the others know nothing" she
answered. They do not know their w
danger. Where will you find them?"
i shall find them" 1 replied resolute-
~. And In any case / must consult
Master BERTHE. Will you come and see
him
And be locked up, tooo" she said
sternly and in a different tone. mo; 1t
is you must do this. and you must an
swer for 1t, Francis Cludde-you, and
no one else"
Il a do nothing by myself" 1 re-
peated.
Aye, but you can-you must!' she
retorted, or heavens curse will be
upon you. You him me mad to say
that. Listen! Listen, you fool! The
ma whom you have condemned, whom
you have condemned to die, is not only
my husband, welded to me three years
ago, but your f~ather-your father, Ferd-
inafd Cludde!"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
SELF DIFFUSION.

Many People Deceived by Cons<
We like to defend our in~dulgencfes
and habits even though we N be CON
WINGED of their actual harmfulness.
A man can convince himself that
ing, or beer OH a hot summer day
when he wants the whisky or beer!
It's the same with coffee. Thousands
OF people suffer headache ana nervous
ness year after year but try to per-
suade Themselves the cause is not cot
fee-because they like coffee.
While yet a child I commenced
using coffee and continued it, writes
u Wis. man, until was a regular
coffee fiend. ] drank it every morn
Ing and In consequence had a blindine
headache nearly every afternoon.
ny folks thought It was conee that
allied me. but liked it and would not
admit 1t was the cause OF my trouble
SO ! stuck to coffee and the headaches
stuck to me.
Finally, the folks stopped buying
conee and brought home some Postum.
Iney made 1t right directions on pkg
told me to see what a difference it
q make with my head, and during
That first week on Postum my old MT
fiction did not bother ME once. From
that day to this VIZ have usea nothing
but Postum in place Of conee-head-
acnes are g thing OF the pnst ana the
whole family Is In fine health.
Postum looks good, smells good.
tastes good, is good, and does good to
the whole body" There's 4 Rcason.s
Name given BY Postum CO., Battle
Creek, Mich. Read TIE Road 10 Welt
vile" IN pkgs.
Ever read the shove letter7 a
new 2 appears from time to fine.
hey sre kenslne. true. and full II
human interest.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
King Edwards Wine Cellars.
81 ErnrN Utk.Rffc

The supreme head Of the royal cell
lars bears the title gentleman OF the
cellars, and 1t is his duty to attend or
to be represented at all the principal
sales and to acquire suitable lots. The
fact that the king Is really the pur-
chaser is. OF course, kept secret to pre-
vent fancy prices being run up The
king when the Prince of Wales always
made a point OF taking his own wines
with him when he attended public BAN
quets. and this custom is stili fol-
lowed by the present heir to the throne.
b king has his W wine sent to pri-
vate houses when he accepts Invita-
tons to dinner, except In places where
he IS an old orsfreqnent visitor. Origt-
naily the cellars at Windsor castle.
which are Of enormous extent, were the
chief repository OF the royal wines, and
until they were overhauled nobody
knew quite what they contained. The
electric light now Eliminates their
dark depths inc every binsis numbered
of O. business house.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
Tn glad / live in Dixie, Hurrah, Hurrah.
Crest of chorus u~nchanged.)
Bound to Stop Then.

In q suit lately tried in a Maryland
court, n plaintin had testified that his
financial position had always been a
good one. The opposing counsel took
him in hand for cross examination and
undertook to break down his testimony
upon this point.
Have you ever been bankrupt
asked the counsel.
Z, II have not"
Now be careful admonished the
lawyer, with raised finger. did you
ever stop payment?" 8.
Yes
An, I thought we should get at the
truth observed counsel, with an un-
pleasant smile. When did this sus-
pension OF payment occur?"
When / had paid all I owed" was
the naive reply OF the plaintiff.