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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-27

A Mccoy. Kiowa
Roy Lewis.
w F Grouse,
II H Case. Medicine Lodge.
Milton Case.
c Gano.
R r Froman.
Guilford Davis.
W D Mackey. Kiowa.
E Dainton.
Geo Jewell. :.
K K Kennedy. Nashville.
D Patton. Medicine Lodge.
A II Irwin. +"
d Baxter, 81
knight. Isabel.
A II Painter.
Fred Peterson =,
j A Cunningham, Kiowa.
o B Price.
Harry Campbell. Sun City,.
Earl SHUTS.
P L Lake. Medicine Lodge.
] L B Ellis, ,Kiowa.
&C SHILLING.
o Hit, Medicine Lodge.
G Kaiser. Hazelton.
Virgil Killingsworth, Kiowa.
II B DeWald. -
CIV Kidd. Medicine Lodge.
G w Runyan. &,
Gus Norris. ("
c L Noggle.
" L Goddard. g
Ditgen.
DIV Mccoy. Kiowa.
Fred o Brown. .
] NJ Miller -
J E Holmes
Roe King E"
R P Primm.
VIC Mays.
Earl Dillwith. Hazelton.
H 6 Keithly. Medicine Lodge.
Claude Woodward.
VIM Palmer.
R A Palmer. g
II A Palmer. :"
!. r Buchanan. Kiowa.
A Jones. g
- Lumbardi. Sharon.
o A Winter,
] NJ Sandy,
A Linton. Medicine Lodge.
] W Marquand.
L R Benton. Kiowa.
r G Ives.
W Ii Woodard. :"
R c Streeter. g
W Imboden. Medicine Lodge.
6 Shigley. Lake City.
Maurice Kathrens. Medicine Lodge.
Gain. :"
Hugh Woodward
r D Elliott.
Edgar Moffett.
RIM Dewitt.
A Forsyth.
Frank Forbes,
W Donley. Kiowa.
Guy Richards. :"
Donald Lindley. Medicine Lodge.
Ray Benefiel. i"
Chas Ward. Kiowa.
G Freeman. Medicine Lodge.
n A Rankin, !"
w Rankin. Nashville.
Fred Seaman. Springvale.
Harry shallman. Medicine Lodge.
Ralph Ewing.
Nichols. Kiowa.
Joe Nichols.
81 L Stephan.
E D Stephan.
Clayton Rhodenbaugh. Hazelton.
Mills. Medicine Lodge.
6 ] Southworth
Otto g
E Farley g
Albert Farley g
II F Miller. Lake City
streeter. Kiowa
J Fl Harris.
A F Hauser
j H Wells. :.
PJ Tucker 's
FL Hardesty. Hazelton
l. Robinson
Alden Morton
" H Huffaker. Sharon
Roy Doran. Isabel.
Claude Moomau. Medicine Lodge
First number on Lecture Cour
tonight.
Fish, Oysters and Celery
Cole g Sons meat market on Fl
day.
Those wanting husking hoo
and gloves, remember that w.
Stout carries a complete line.
The Epworth, League will gi
a Halloween social in Davis's 9
store building Saturday night, O
goth. Everyone~is invited to cor
and bring pennies, nickels, din
and quarters.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-27

DR.. Coleman was called to Eagle
township to set a broken arm for
Leonard Otis 4-year-old child.
on Friday of last week, Oct. 22nd.
The child fell over a small embank-
ment and broke the arm near the.
elbow.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-27

Orphean Musical Club tonight.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-27

For Sale:-A farm of so acres,
2a miles from this city. Good
terms. w. L. Utterback.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-27

If you enjoy good opera take ad.
vantage of The Wolford Stock
Company's dates this week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
PRINCESS OF PATCHES

On Sunday evening the Streeter. Bryan stock company open at the Dreamland theater for an indefinite run, in that great comedy-drama en- titled "Prinecss of Patches.n Miss Blanche Bryan, the versatile leading woman of this company, appearing in the title role, a part that she had tho pleasure and distinction of creating; the bill having been written by Miss Hall as a joint starring vehicle for her. self and Morrie Streeter. The action of the piece introduces her to the audi. ence as child of ten and later as tho educated and brilliant society woman of the day. Mir. Streeter creates no end of laughter in his portrayal of the tramp. Miss Bryan and Mir. Streeter will present as special vaudeville feature the act that they appeared in over the Orpheum time throughout the east at a salary of $500 per week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
ENCOURAGEMENT IS GIVEN FOR GOOD
 ROADS
TERRITORIAL ENGINEER MAY B.. IN GLOBE SOON TO LOOK
 OvER SITUATION.
HAS THIS DISTRICT IN MIND
COMMUNICATION TO CHAMBER or CNMTRCE TELLS OF PRO-
 GRESS or WORK,

Within short time, Territorial En- gineer J. B. Girand will be ready to outline, to the different good roads as- sociations throughout the territory, his plans for the improvement of tho pub lie roads throughout Arizona.
 IL is possible that MT. Grand will visit Globe personally within short time to take the matter up with the chamber of commerce. A communica- tion which has just been received by F. F. Towle, secretary of the chamber, which states that Mir. Girand is contem- plating this action.
 The communication is as follows:
 ''I have to thank you (Mr. Towle) for your communication of the 24th ult. and in reply thereto I will say that in a short time will be in position to outline general plan regarding the proposed territorial highway scheme. Ii may be that I will come up for few days and if so, will communicate with you before making the trip.
 With such active interest shown by the territorial engineer, prospects are very bright for the improvements of the highways throughout the territory.
 The chamber of commerce. is taking an active interest in the work and q meeting to take up the matter will be called as soon as MT. Girand has out lined his proposed plan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
TID SPECULATION 1 u TOPPER MINE STOCKS
ADVANCES AT ROME AND
 BROAD ON REPORTS or LARGE BUYING.
bIY MARKED BY EXCITEMENT
Lr,nr FLUCTUATIONS IN WHEAT PIT AND CORN REACHES NEW
 HIGH LEVELS.

NEW YORK, May There was a
 .o,B.wide speculative demonstration
 ;r copper metal and copper industrial .s,urities today. The movement form .l tbs central force of the days mar ,, in New York. In Paris and Lon lon copper mining shares of all classes |dnlayed extraordinary buoyancy. The strength in New York was partly on having orders from foreign sources. Tbe great influence in speculative continent of this copper demonstration wa, due 10 the supPosition it caused ba, the operations wore by group of espi;als;5 of the most pronounced speculative proelivities, credited with powerful resources.
 Copper stocks were the favorite nelum of speculation in this group, owing to interests in these securities.
 London prices advanced. Increased activity of various steel mills are re- ported. These stimulating influences stirred speculation in eoppers to the boiling point.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
BUSINESS IS GOOD SAYS RECORDER
 STEWART

Business is goodl
 The business of the county recorder $ office for the first four months of the year has shown a gain of v per cent over the receipts for the same four months in 1908 and the heaviest busi- ness to be transacted in the office in any four months since it's opening
 The receipts so far this year amount to $3,265.s5. The monthly receipts were: January, $S7765; February, $745.25; March, $9Os.O5; April, $7S4.9o.
 Against this amount is total of $1,S7S.55, for the same four months of 1908, with $394.70 for January, $530.90 for February, $509.s5 for March and $443.l0 for April.
 March was the banner month of the year and the highest ever reached in the office, in the matter of receipts. It is nearly double, in the amount of money paid in the same month in 1908.
 So far this month there has been no abatement in receipts and banner months promise to continue throughout the year, with a great improvement over the preceding years.
 County Recorder F. T. Stewart is highly pleased with the amount of busi- ness being done and is not complaining about over work either.
 Business is goodt
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
MINES AND MARKETS
BUSY DAY IN WHEAT.

CHICAGO, May 7.---The day was wild with irregular price fluctuations in the wheat pit and trading was very CT ratic. Business during the first halt of the session was linn ted, but ex. treme activity developed in the final hour. A notable feature was the rel ative strength of the distant futures, particularly December, which closed with net gain of 8 3-4. May aud July showed gains of only l-4. Trading ceitered around the government crop report.
 The market opened weak, chiefly due to an unexpected decline in Liverpool. Prices, however, quickly advanced on active demand for the deferred months, based mainly on absence of rain in Kansas. Toward the middle of the day July delivery slumped violently, owing to general selling, and dropped to li3l.3
 Following publication of the govern ment report, July advanced again to ll7 3-4, September to los 3-s and De cember to l07 3-4.
 Sentiment continued extremely bull, ish the remainder of the day and the market closed strong.
 Corn advanced to new high records. May selling up to 1894 and July to 70 l-2, The upturn brought liberal realizing sales and resulted in sharp reaction, May dropping to 7l3-4 and July to 6S 3-4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
LANDLORDS FINED FUR ILLEGAL
 RENTING

Convicted of renting for immoral purposes, houses within a. distance of 400 yards from the Central school building, Louis Barbarus and D. Der toglio were finedd $50 each in Judge Hinson Thomas court yesterday. Both men will pay their fine, rather than go to jail for twenty-five days, as provided in the sentence.
 Ella Coleman, mulatto woman and Josefa Ortiz, & Mexican, the inmates of the two houses, were handed out the same sentence, $50 or twenty five days
 So far neither woman has paid her fine and both are in jail.
 The only defense offered by the men was that they did not. know the char acter of the women to whom they had rented the houses. This was no defense 'n point of law and as it was shown bv the officers that both women had the reputation of being habitues of the un- der world, Barbarus ard Bertoglio were fonnd guilty of leasing property for immoral purposes, and the women of oc- cupying the premises.
 They were given the minimum sen tenee.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
CUMMINGS DOING WE'LL.

That Billy Cummings, who filled a long engagement at the Iris theater in this city, and went on the road with the we'll known Kelcey Sisters, is doing well, is evidenced by the following from the Evening News of Franklin, Pa:
 At the Orpheum theater last evening the three Kelsey Sisters received reg ular ovation at the close of their fir performance, and they were deserving of it, too, for their dancing and sing. ing was of high order. Billy Cum. .mings is also, possessed of plenty of ta' ent, his work on the piano being noth- ing short of marvellous, while he aIs has a good singing voice. s
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS
AMATEURS.

Leon Earle was the feature of last nights amateur performance at the Majestic, in an expose of mental telepathy. Earle is only a boy, but he successfully performed the we'll known act of answering questions written by the audience and sealed in envelopes, afterwards exposing the trick.
 It is done, in his case, by substituting the envelopes submitted by the audi ence and giving them to confederate who transmits them to the assistant, supposed to be hypnotized.
 The other acts included Misses Knuckey and Paul and Alfred Mckay, singers, The amateurs on the whole were interesting.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
Better Not Get
 Dyspepsia
If you can help it. Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, by effectualy helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion. But don't trile with Indigestion

A great many people who have trifed with Indigestion, have been sorry for ft--when nervous or chronic dyspepsia resulted, and they have not been able to cure it.
 Use Kodol and prevent having Dyspepsia.
 Everyone is subject to indiges. tion. Stomach Arrangement follows stomach abuse. just as naturally and just as surely as . sound and healthy stomach results upon the taking of Kodol.
 When you experience sourness of stomach, beIching of gss and nauseating fluid. bloated sensation. gnawing pain in the pit of ths stomach, heart burn (so-ca1led). diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or chronic tired feeling--you need Ko- dol. And then the quicker you take Kodol--the better. Eat what you want let Kodol digest it.
 Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab lets," physics, etc, are not likely to be of much benefit to you. in digestive ailmentA Pepsin is only
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
COPPER HIGHER.

NEW YORK, May 7.--The London tin market was higher, with spot at n33, l2s, Cd and futures at fl33, los Locally the market was 29.5O to 29.G0
 Copper advanced to f5s, 5s for spot and f6O for futures in London. The To- cal market was firm and higher, with Lake 1900 to 1925; electrolytie l2.62H to l2.S71s; casting l2.50 to 12.75.
 Lead was unchanged at 913, 5s in London and locally firm and shade higher at 4.25 to 4.271a. NM
 SPelter was unchanged at f2l, 17s, Cd in London, Locally steady at 5.021a to 5,O7h.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
eRUNN CONCERT.

At the forthcoming Grunn piano re- cital, Mrs. K. B. Hegardt will sing an aria from the third act of Carmen, which is considered the finest musical number in the opera. It is sung by Michaela, the peasant sweetheart of Don Jose, who has forgotten her in the fascination for the wayward Carmen. Michaela has braved the dangers of the road to the smugglers' retreat, wither Don Jose has followed Carmen, to car ry to the soldier message from his dying mother. The innocent girl is frightened by the vast and lonely mountains, and in her aria appeals to Heaven to protect her, ingeniously con fessing her love for Don Jose and her detestation of the woman who has led him away from his duty.
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
BAILEY AFTER CORPORATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 7.-- Close upon tho decision in the "com- modities clause" Senator Bailey today introduced a bill amending the com merce act to apply the provisions of the commodities clausc to "apy cor poration or joint stock company which owns or controls, directly or indirect ly, '' subsidiary corporations.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
FREDDIE WELSH RESTS
 fRAYNE IN TEN ROUNDS

NEW YORK, May 7.--Freddie Welsh the English lightweight, defeated John Frayne of California in fast ten 'ound fight here tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Mrs. Briggs says that since she bought coffee mill and grinds her Folger's Golden Gate Coffee Mr. B. never complains about the coffee.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
MArINEE Ar rHE IRIs.

Chiquita will entertain the school children today at 3 P. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

Souvenir Matinee Majestic Today. At 3 p. m, for ladies and children.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

. partial digcsrer-snd physics ass not digesters at all.
 Kodol is a perfect digester. II you could see Kodol digeeting every particle of food. of all kinds, in the glass test-tubes in our laboratoriea, you would know this just @ we1 as we do.
 Nature and Kodol win always cure . sick stomach--but In order to be cured. the stomach must rest. That 10 what Kodol does--rests the stomach. while tho stomach gets well. Just as simple as A. B. O
 Our Guarantee
 oo so your druggist today and gea . ase lar bottle. Then after you have used the entire contents of the bottle If you caD honestly say, that it has not done you any good. return the bottle 10 the druggist sp1 he will refund your pQney without Ques- ton or delay. We wff7tshen pay the dTu9- gist for the botsbe.'r Don't hesitate, sh drnggists know that our guarantee is rood This offer applies to the large bottle only and to but ono in . xamily. The large hot tse contains s3S times as mnch e tho fftV cent bottle.
 Kodol is prepared at the labora, tories of D. o. Dewitt & Co. ChicasA
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

All kodak work at smith's Studio done by hand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
MATINEE AT THE IRIS

Chiquita will entertain the school children today at P. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
Just Receiyec

Just Received A fine line of Ladies Rubber Gloves at Ryan g Drug Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
Report of City Treasurer for the
 Month Ending April 30, 1909

Balance on hand April lst, lsOs...,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

.,s,s 'sses have links that form a s.rs. out no one wears a string of sorS "ses Tor a chain. One must uss eors,, u ascr'mination in selecting this c,.,s nave just received a line of sida. ~ with some style to them. We Dont buy any sausages.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08
RII-I-uKEN

'sseeSot-nAsaes-~s-rhsy- 0ushs-as-1s
 Assie His Tees and Sna Him Sssak
 when you spend BIO with us you, get VI. sav S"iuo in return and a Billiken be- Ino score in the Billiken contest eiOSng at 6 p. m. was:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-08

1 Batteries: Foxen and Dooin; Fucker,
 Wilhelm and Bergen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-02
MARCH ,, 1909.
REST SORT OF HEROES.

Faw have been erected
10 physicians except the numberiess
monuments Of gratitude and love in
the hearts of those who nave peeh
blessed by their ministrations. Ihey
go day by day into the battle, Win
no music and no glamour and no nope
OF glory, fighting the enemies OF ttler
fellows. The humblest has won VIC
tories not less honorable than those OF
the most noted generals. But nobodS
knows of their struggles and sacrifices
except the few and their highest re-
ward is Of being worthy to be named
as worthy to follow the Great Physl-
clan in helping the suffering. There
died a few days ago 4 surgeon-Dr.
Bull. of New York-of whom an in
cident is related by a correspondent
of the New York Evening Post as fol-
lows:
mot only was DIR. Bull one OF the
greatest operating that yer
lived, but what a mar he was! The
following will illustrate what l have
in mind: +,
with his fatal illness a young East
ii physician called at his office and
said hat he was attending a poor
girl over in his neighbOrhood who
surely die unless operated on.
The family was too pOO to pay, and
the doctor did not feel that he was
equal to the operation. Would Dr. Bull
Civ him a little advice as TO how to
proceed?
We'll. / guess we had better go and
take a look at the patient said DR..
Bull. putting on his coat.
s0T3o&- found Tho nStinnt in an Ia CT
tenement. and in less time. than
it takes to tell it DR.. Bull a the
room cleared and began the opera
ton.
When he was leaving. the father
of the girl met him in the hall and
forced a quarter into his hand. DIR.
Bull thanked him and went off, feel
ing as happy-haDpier than if he had
a $1,000 fee. The girl got
we'll. New York Will miss DR.. Bull"
There is your best hero-as modest
as he was worthy Of all honor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-02
HOW PROHIBITION WORKS.

Those people who expected the
State prohibition law to work miracles
were doomed to disappointment, but
those who expected it to do much
good without being perfect feel fully,
justified in the practical workings Of
the law. Here is a paragraph from
the Snow Hill Laconic-Standard show
ing how it work during court week
in Greene county:
Prohibition is evidently prohibit
ing. Not before in years has a court
been held here without the presence
OF scores, and even hundreds of drunk
en- men. It was SO bad in December
that Judge Allen took. a hand in an
effort to stop it. The writer upon one
occasion stood without moving, and
ounted fifty intoxicated men. Not
n has been seen by the writer this
week. The police have had nothing
to do"
A few days ago a prominent farmer
IN Wake county, who had strongly
opposed the aw last May, said to a
friend that he had become convinced
the law was doing, good, and that un-
der no circumstances would he favor
a return to saloons or d~ispensaries.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-02

RULE OR RUIN POLICY.

Nothing more high handed anu
reprehensible has been known in his
tory than the conduct of thirteen o.
the State Senators in Tennessee. Tn
der the present law the election ma
chinery Of every county in Tennessee
is in the hands of the Governor. Til.
Legislature by q substantial majority
took that power from the Governor
and lodged it in other hands. It is
not denied that it had the right to
do this. The Governor vetoed the act
as he had q right to do. The ma
jority determined to pass the bill that
was vetoed by h Governor. There
upon thirteen senators fled the Stat
of Tennessee md declare they will
not return to the State during the
remaining twenty-five days of the leg
islatiye session, thereby leaving in the
hands Of Governor Patterson the etc
ton machinery of the State and d..
feating the expressed will Of the ma
jority of 10Th houses in passing oVei
the protest of the governor laws de
signed to relieve him Of this author
ty. Their departure Will prevent d
quorum of the joint session ordered
to elect members. of the State Elcc-
ton Board. and by this revolutionary
method it is hoped to continue in
Governor Pattcrson's hand a poWcr
that a large majority of the LeSisla-
ture determined he should not con
troll.
1t looks like Governor Patterson and
his associates have utterly lost their
heads. Though he did not want
Cooper to murder Carmack, he ought
to nave prevented it. Cooper was his
political man Friday. From the mo
ment he failed to take the necessary
steps to compel Cooper not to pre-
Cipitate trouble to his hour. the gov
ernor instead Of being the wise and
able executive. has been the leader
of q faction that seems animated by
a desire to rule sor ruin. A Wa3- wili
be found to compel the carrying cut
of the will of the people, at present
apparently thwarted by thirteen Sen
ators who are in reality fugitiVes. Tho
other faction may be going too far.
but the Chief Executive should keep
his head cool and prevent the pres
ent lawless leaving the state by his
particular friends.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-02
NO SECRECY IN TAXATION.

Some years ago there slipped into
the law q. provision making it a mis-
@denaeanor for any newspaper to print
the income tax list. OF course lt was
prompted by the desire Of some par
ties who did not like to see the amount
Of the incomes they had given in for
to xation. Whether the publication
merely troubled some reserved per-
sons who wished to keep out Of the
papers or disclosed an 0 SO
much less thar the actual income as to
cause comment may never be known.
At any rate the newspapers We're
prohibited from publishing this sa-
cred list containing the incomes Of
those who got salaries Of more than
one thousand dollars. The papers
have Obeyed the law though they have
never believed that it was a law that
would stand if tested in the courts.
The lot has repealed h action
forbidding publication and hat action
will increase the States revenue.
Writing of the action of the House,
the StatesviHe Landmark says:
'The House amendment to the State
revenue act, repeating the law which
prohibits the publication Of income
tax returns, should be adopted by
the Legislature. The Landmark has
never believed the law was valid, for
tax returns are public records which
any newspaper has a right to publish,
but no newspaper cared enough about
the matter to test the law. But even
if the law is valid it is improper.
Other tax returns are public and if
all returns were published the pub
licity would do more to force com
pliancc with the law than any law on
the subject could possibly do"
The publication Of the Incomes for
several years caused an increase in
the number of those giving in an in
come and also increased the amount
given in. When one knowing
his income was larger than q neigh
Dor saw that neighbOr give in twice
as much as he did, he reflected that
in a general way the community knew
tina he was evadinS just taXtiOn. The
next year he would give III the real
amount Of the income. Publicity is
better than the strong arm of the law,
and some instances, as in publishing
the income tax. it is more effective
in securing revenue than the most
searching law that can be written.