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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18

For Sale: New .ix-room bou.- :.
]. ! q syenue and Walnut street. "A bsr., IN
It taken at once. Must leaye -. a.sa'l
OF poor health'n family. c. a. The. UunI
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18
HentOn Add.
Notes and Bounds

31l acres in nW3 5 80 Ii. .2 42
A Plat of ground In nw3 80 IL as follows. com
as point $40 IT east of line of said sec and
on line of A & 8 r of W thence running
parallel with of W 21S It 800 # e 2IS # q
800 It to beg. ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18
DR.. E. w. CLARK
Resident Dentist

Resident Dentist
Once In Merrill property. west of Cook store
Eirst-class work Guaranteed.
Phone -. Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18
ELWoOD TWP
TURKEY CREEK TWP

LAKE CITY TWP
com 1924 # &2l0ft
of NV cor sec IA
thence 100 It $50
100 It " loo It n
to beg. IA 81 Il 70
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18
First Published In The Barber County Index
Aug Is. 1902

First Published In The Barber County Index
Aug. Is, 1902
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND. -
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
she will, on the 80th day Of August 1909. male
an application ~ the Probate Court OF Barher
county. Kansas, to purchase the following
described school land. situated In the organ.
nee county OF Barber. Kansas, viz: The
townsnip thirty.fou (3D, range fifteen as,
She nance the following ptFeons to prove
her settlement. continuous retddeece, and i'm
provemeata, viz: J. b. johnson, resTSopCe
Aetna ownship and Sidney CaTriker, real.
denSe, Aetna township, bothof Barber cOun-
~, KaneaA
Done At Medicine Lodge. County of Barber.
Kansas. this 18th day OF August, 1909
MRS. ELIZA HODoRs, Petitioner
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-18
HAZRLrON TWP
NIPPAWALLA TWP

W & 81 mel Asx
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01
It's Born In Them.

Eugene Walter at a dinner at the
Ansonia. was accused OF pesslmism
Well" said Mr. Walter. Il am not
n posslmist, but don't believe thai
human nature is by any means an,
gelic We are all much alike The
best We can do is'>to curb our faults
and favor our virtues"
What faults should l curb?" q
very pretty young lady asked
We'll" said MIR. Walter Il should
think youd\ have about the Same
faults 10 curb as little Girl l talk.
ed TO yesterday. she's charming
little girl, and as We c0nycrsCd alone
iu tho drawing ROOM while waiting
FOR her father and mother to come
down said 20 her;
Have You got sweetheart?'
"Sho smiled aud wrEglod. Yoth,'
sho said softly.
Wen said l. Tll give YOU a
quartor II youll tell me who he is
Tommy she answered in low
voice, and l gave her Tho quarter.
"A few minutes afterward she
said suddenly;
Now, II you1l give me another
quarter III tell You who my other
sweetheart is"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01
An Awkward Commitment.

Inspector General Horuoday. OF the
Grand Army or the Republic was re-
lating Incidents of famous National
cncampmcuts
"t remember little Jap who at
tended ono OF our banquots." he
said smiling. and queer compli-
mont that no paid to Goloners
wife.
- sat between the two, and the
lady said across nc:
Mr. Takashirn YOU compress tho
ladies' feet in your country. don't
your
"'Oh no, madam: that ia Chi
nose CUSTOM said tho Jap We Jap
anSsc allow our ladies feet to grow
TO their fun size Not that
and he bowed and hissod in tho
pol'te Japanese way.
Not--that they could ever hopo
TO rival yours, madam. "--I .ouisvillo
Times
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01

a certain minister was deeply Inn
pressed by an address on the evils
m moNur giv0n at fGcon& synod
He rose from his seat, went over to
IN fellow minister and said:
"',a''r. tiis morning / received
n present % 100 good ciears hnve
smoked one of them. but now I'm
roIrg homo and burn tho remainder
iu .he fire"
Pm" other minister arose and said
it was his intention to accompany
HIS reverend brother.
"hmoon 90 rescue Che ninety and
nine he added Philadelphia Ledg-
or
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01
! !. aH !. AI skSs. 8SnlD
schedulc n rrec,


Leave 1870 a. m. Tor Roanoke
Norfolk and al points on the shep-
adoah division, Pullman Sleopar
Roanoke 20 New York. Via Basera-
Town. Pullman Parlor Car Roanoke
20 Norfolk.
sos IA. m. for Roanoke, Rich
nond. Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper.
Dining Car TO Roanoke. Parlor Car
Roanoke TO Norfolk
1890 y. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg and intermediate stations ana
mo shenandoah Valley. Phlladeiphia
aud New York. sleeper TO Philadoi-
phia and New York. Cato car Gary
aud Roanoke.
BIS p. m. for Roanoke. Lynch
surg, Richmond. Norfolk. Pullman
sleeper TO Norfolk. Roanoke to
Richmond.
Leave Blueheld $50 y. m. for Ken
ova' Columbus and all points West
and Northweat. Pullman sleeper FOR
columbus and Cincinnati. Cafe cars.
$40 a. m. Pullman Sleeper for
Columbus. cafe Dining Car.
Leave $50 n. m. and G.05 d. m.
la'ly for Tazewell. Norton and all
"otions on Clinch Valley division.
Arrive from Norton ard points on
mo Ciinch Valley division Nt 1920 d
n and 1905 p. m.
Leave 600 a. m. for We CHI ami
Intermediate stations.
Leave lO:4b n. n. for William
on and intermediate stations.
Leave 2:1b p. m. for WeIch ana
Intermediate stations.
For additional Information call on
gent Norfolk and Western Railway.
w. y. DEVILL.
Con Pass Agent.
Roanoke. Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01
.F=:8: AG1


his motor Cur. As ioug as they trav-
c'ci within the metropolitan limits.
90. 'rained go observe decorous pace
"a Vie" y" yrcjud'cos OF the conn.
n1ci 's0 matter OF uo ditn-
-D uaintlu bs dis
.''ce had won through
+. rh,tG .. paced by huge
o. 9't 80 Grams. were - ,ur
tlii rslr'th on tho TE-
r.t%' r.. they had run through
aA beyond dispute ngt
~ without the civ bound
or .e complexion OK the bust
-HS. ''euly changed.
No3 tor honest mort. cal
snlar rCas 20 have lakewood would
ha,C said I'M lurid American idiom a
run for h;s money The scattered
iGh,F OF Sou;hau were vnLug our
Schicd lheu before Rrentwi,t chose
20 give the word 20 the mcuhaniciau.
Quietly the latter threw in the clutch
FOR The third speed-and the fourth
The car leaped forward Ike startled
race horse. The motor lifted mcrriy
Into itsueep tthoatcd song OF the opou
road, It's coutentod, siken hummlug
passing into souorOus and sustained
pCr.
kirlwood and the girl were FIRST
Jared violently forward. then thrown
together. She cOurht his arm Co
steady herself 1t seemed the most
natural thing Imaginable that he
should Jake her Land dnd pass d be
meath h,s arm, holding her so. bis fin
gers closed above ,hcr own. Before
they had recovered or had lime Go
cotsh the'r breath a mile OF Mildlesex
had dropped TO he rear
Not quite 80 far lad They di5tarcsd
Calendars trailing Ncmeei, OF the folr
gioring eyes. The pursucrs pat forth
q gallant onort 20 Lold th,ir place. st
intervals during the FIRST few minutes
Il heavy roaring ana crashing could DE
Ecard behind them. Gradually 81 sub.
sided, dying on the wings 81 tho fi,e
rushing wind that buTc'c1 tnc,. faces
as mile after milo was rcolcd or aad
the wide, drkline English countryside
opened out before them. sweet nul
wonderful
once Kirkwood looked hnck. Ia tic
"dnk.ng OF ou eye he saw four ldoG
d'elf az ,Iht pal,id with despair top
a distant rise and glide down into
darkness. When he turned Urroth,
was iatcrrosating him with eyes whose
melting, endowed Syciirc.s. reveal .
TO him in Che I.iht of jl nr. ai.
Ertars. ecc~cd 40 incltc him to ru'
madness which hc ha1 r'dc hluHclr
resist with aI Its strength.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01
Continued from Yesterday

nave not ov ted theH 'tta ~.
The hRsco 90 } cab cha - 40
be re-enActr
ResolUtely g repressoS . -
OF disnay IA stared DooU-
into his cup.
',Ihese men b. ,arfully.N hr
commented at iSl
And So" couid .'c wick. 81
bethought ne - -ct1L-lke. It
10 my good fol- We friend
whose whil II .. .Or, = ing
car chiefly 10 inE 'd,su, ss. a..
cordingly l have ned t4'u r
commandeered OF ti-fs o.
chine nschaniCE Though
betting man, / an < 10 risk
lessly few PEN support
contention thai 1. the two, q
Stryker's car and ours, the latte
prove considerably the more spe
in short. l suggest" he concl
thoughtfuly lacing his long WIFI
gers. that. avoiding the haZaro
cab and railway carriage, We mots.
Glitter the night being fine anC tl
road, ann told. exceptionally EOOG
Miss Do ,thy. what DO you hinki"
Instlnc ively the girl looked TO KIRK
wood. III, shifted her glance 10 their
host Il i1.uk ynu are wonderfully
thoughtfu ar. .-ihd." size said simply.
And 70. h.ipY'
IT'S go 'EspL s..'r" the younger
man decl0; 1. Il CAL, ts..g OF any
thing bette calculated 70 throw them
on than {, distance them by motor
car. 1t We III be always possible 10
trace orr f. -ney by rail"
Then" announced Brontwick. max
Ing as II 20 rise, I'VE had best go. II
neither my hearing nor Captain stry-
ker's car detetYes mo, our fiery chariot
IL painting at the door"
little sobered from the confident
spirit Of quiet gayoty IN which they
had dined. they left the table. Not
that In their hearts either greatly
questioned their ultimate triumph. but
they were allowing for tho elemeSt OF
error 80 apt 20 set az uuush. human
calculations. Calendar hmself mad al
ready been proved fallihle within the
bounds OF possibility their turn TO
stumble might now be imminent
Whom he let himself dwell upon IT.
their utter h1lplcssless 90 give Cbicu-
dar pause by commonplace methods
maddened lakewood with another
scoundrel It had been so simr mat
ter 20 put n period TO bis ac tics by
n word to rle police. But ne yus her
father For that reason be ~ .st con
'inuplly be spared. Even tAc.gb. In
d sporate extremity, she shog give
consert 10 the arrest Of tho ad au.-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01

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Medicines sent anywhere For full
particulars send. write or call in per-
son on
L. J. HAYDEN.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01


You're. going to-
"MySdoar young friend" Interrupted
Brontwick, with a dash OF impatiencc.
remember that II l had DESIGNED e.
betray you ] could ihave asked no bet
ter opportunity than when YOU were
my guest under my own roof"
But hang it all. Brentwlcl,~ eN-
postulatcd Nirkwood. ashamed ANA
contrite but worked upon by dospcr-
ate apprehension. u didn't mean that.
but
Would you have bullets hylng whom
she is uearT' dem,nded Brcutwiss
EcgtAingly. Hastily he slipped The re-.
volVCr upon littl0 shelf beneath tho
table top. "Sir." he Informed kirk
wood with some hcat Il love YOU as
my own son. hut you're yo,ng fool.
Ms | have been i'm my time and as
would TO heaven l might be again,
BE advised. Philippe calm Can't
you see It's the only way 60 save your
treasurer
Hang the jcwelsr' rctortcd Kirk
wood warmly what"
"Sir. who said anything about the
iewclsS"
As BrCntwick spoke Calendars cor
pulent figure filled Tho doorway; Stry-
ker's weather worn Ieaurts Ioomed
over his shoulder, disIot,cd I'm a cheer.
.ul lecr
"As To- the tcwelS" announced the
rat adventuTcr. "I'Ve ,gok word 70
say, II YOU put it TO me TINT way"
Hc paused ON the threshold. partly
for dramatic effect partly for bis own
satisfaction. Ia his hand revolver
appeared, poised for Immediate use n
there were need.
Th"rc WINS none. Bvcutwlck. Mt hh
primal appearances. had dropped a pcr
'mpi0ry hand ou Kirk woods shoulder
forcing the young MAN mck to his
seat. At the snme time hc rcp,mcd
MS own The girl Ind NOT stirred
from hers since the lrst alarm sh.
sat as " transhNcd with terror. lean
inE forward with hor elbows on The
tahR, her hands urhiy cmepcd. her
face, little bIulohcd. turned 90 the
door. But her eogr'.t lips w,l, s,t
and frm with iEreyinlc 'purrosc. AND
h"r brown eyes rct Cllcudura ,yf.t. al
'.oh lcvc! and unBuching nevor,
this sine gave 40 SIGN ~ recognition.
Neor'st ca tE0 fou. TO thc nd-eutur
CrS was Charlie the mccTiNut .Io..
paused in rurirhtod n~'onishnolt ~.
sight of the r,vJHNcr. Calendar cbooq
ing tv t-''ng, r''3 iy. prrvd I',n
muzslc II tn" WeNpou '.ruurlg I'm the
mans ribs. Boat it. lFudr Evcg,' ho
snapped This f. your cue to duclt!
Gee CTTf ~ INV WY 900
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01

question, ~What is the troublcg' His
reidy came I'm single WORT. not dis.
tinguishable.
Tho gtu sat up. opening her ewes.
diecnC0 Sing her arm
hirkwood bent forward and touched
Brcntwick on the shoulder. The latter
turned TO him face lined with deep
concern.
Trouble" he announced supcrlu-
ousiy. Il fear We have bluudcred
What is Ia" asked Dorothy in a
troubled voice.
Petrol seems 10 be running low.
Charles here"-he referred TO the
mechoniciau- Says che tank must be
lc06iug Wen 90 GA as boat we can
and Try 20 and nn inn Fortunately
most of the inns nowadays keen sun
plies OF petrol fer just such euacr-
Eencies
Are wC-do ycu thing
"oh. no: not n bit ot danger OF that"
returned Brentwick hastily. They'll
rot catch up with us this night. mat
is very inferior car thoy havc-so
Charles says, at lenst--nothinE to
compare with this. II I'm not IN cr.
rcr. there's the Grown and Miter just
ahead. Wen make it. M our tanks
and To- o0 again before they eau make
Up half their loss"
Dorothy looked anNlously ~ Kir,c,
wood. her lips forming un unuu cred
gucry-wh0t did he thmkY
Don't worry. Wen have no trou-
hle,' lac reHg5ure1 her stouty. "Thc
chauffeur knows undoustedlv."
None the less he was moved TO stand
ap In the tonneau, conscious OF the
presence OF the travelling bug, snug be-
tween his feet as well as OF the
weight of Calendars revolver IN hts
pocket, while he stared back along the
road.
There was nothing 70 be seen OF
their prosecutors.
The car continued TO crawl Five
minutes dragged ted,ously. Gradually
they drew abreast tavern standing
back a distance from the rond. Slug
gishly the car rolled up before II and
came 10 dead and silent Init
Charles, the mccbanician. jumping out,
ran hastily up che peth toward the inn
In the car llrcntwick turned again. his
eyes curiourly bright iH the starlight.
hi7 forehead quantity furrnwed his
voice Spo!useuN
III hay take g NV minutes" he said
undecidedly, plainly SuGcnyoiGre TO
cover up his own dnrs doubts MY
dear" to the r'rl "it l hsye brought
trouble upon you h this wise ] shah
never earn o.. own fyIrI,Snegq "
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-01
T. J. HAYDEN.

" Broad ST, Richmond. va.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

law-abding and in the main decent" that term
is usually applied, nearly every employer OF brown
labor is willing to admit. Drunkenness is not
common among them and while they usually
willing to lose their money TO the Chinese in gam
blind this vice is kept pretty well in check by
their boarding proclivties.
California glories in her cosmopolitan population.
Rightly wrongly she thinks that the blood of all
Europe has helped to enrich the veins of her sons
and daughters But she has marked racial anti
pathy for Mongolans and If Japan Is able
to- make good the claim that her people not of
Mongolan origin, she is perfectly willing TO de-
clare that she has racial antipathy for Mongo-
lians--and Japanese.
IL has been intmated that the Japbaiters of
the recently adjourned Legislature lacked the sym
pathy OF enlightened Calfornans That is true.
but at the same time not very many Cafornians
look upon the Japanese as persecuted beings. Cal
ifornia has made up her mind otherwise about the
Japanese. And though there politicians and
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
An End to Fear of Ocean Storms

OF the east coast of England, a little below New
Castle-on-Tyne little craft bowling along
vessel indeed probably measuring about 100 feet
in length by ten I'm beam--not much larger than
the sturdy tugboats that drag our huge lake craft
into port
The man at the wheel seemed in reckless mood,
for presently he brought the vessel into the trough
OF the sea, her whole length exposed TO the wealth
err where she began to pitch and roll in a man
ner apparently most dangerous.
Then suddenly queer thing occurred Though
the pilot still maintained the course he had set,
gradually this rolling motion began to vanish: 1t
grew less and less, till finally the craft quite inde-
PShuei. vi uhe loush ""'els was lsihB anu laii
ing with the undulations of the waves-her decks
level could wish
DR.. Schck had demonstrated that his idea,-
the application Of the gyroscope to ocean. going
vessels to reduce their ron :. was practicable be-
yond the shadow Of a doubt.
The gyroscope operates much in the manner OF
the ordinary boys top. But in top the are
free to turn independently. In the gyroscope. they
are fixed in a ring, which itself has free
tion that while the apparatus IS running
downward pull on one side will be found to be re-
sisted and the tendency of that side will be TO
fly up Hence, with ship equipped with this de-
vice If one side Is tended to be raised lowered
by the action of the waves, the gyroscope immeii
atey gets into action and will not allow it.
The gyroscope used by DR. Schck can be ro
tated at 5000 revolutions a minute. 1t may be
operated by either steam electricity.
In a heavy sea the gyroscope turns and dips, as
the waters act upon the vessel AS one watches,
IL hardly seems If It this machine that
were thus in motion, but rather the sides OF the
vessel that rushing away before the eyes
The same experience is familiar to every one who
has ridden in train, or stood on the bank OF
a rapid, rushing river.
Dr. Schlicks invention will do away with that
great terror of ocean-trave sea-sickness. In
heavy gale longer will ones coffee cup go slid
ing TO the floor or the contents OF ones dinner
plate take the liberty of turning themselves grace
fully into the lap OF the person who seems
most handy. And on battle-ship, with the decks
level though they were firing from shore
battery, men-of-war wonderfully improve
their already wonderful Workmanship
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

American college fashion Is jostled on the side.
walk and assailed with opprobrious epithets, bor-
rowed from his own tongue. Occasionally there IL
outbreak of violence. Always the Japanese is
made to feel that he Is with us on sunerance and
that his room is vastly preferable TO his company
VIII this antagonism gradually disappear, as IN
the of the Chinese? It might If the Japan
comported themselves as humbly as the Chit
nese But they do not. Their assumption OF equal
ity with the white man. perfectly justified no
doubt by the position OF Japan In the civilization
OF today, but markedly discounted for Californiaus
by the character of the Japanese bulk largest
I'm immigration, angers the Californian upon whose
notice it is forced. A theoretical equality he is
willing TO acknowledge but he most decidedly viii
not admit the japanese TO the benefits of practical
equality demonstrate with Californian about
this and he VIII insist that his experience con
vinces him that he is right Upbrad him and he
will tell you that the president and the mikado
may do what they please about It,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

demagogues who made a lot OF noise
recently about the whole matter.
California as whole refused TO
lose her serenity over II.
But that serenity need yield no
comfort to the Japanese and their
champions. California sees no war
clouds looming on the western hori-
zon. But war or no war, California
believes that the Japanese should
not be allowed to come within her
borders to disturb labor conditions
and TO get possession of the land.
California has an abiding convic-
tion that I'm the fulluess OF time she
is going TO have an exclusion law
that will keep the Japanese out,
From Chinese to Japanese.
TT HE antagonism that was former
ly directed against the Chinese
spends itself now upon the Japan
ese. There is less violence, very
much less but the same feeling is
there The Japanese laborer. ralSish-
lv putfitfpd I'm the tnogt nronounpaI
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

N heavy storms at seat in times of yore, oil
poured upon the troubled waters. Today, science
makes no effort TO still the waves but seeks to keep
level the decks OF the ship itself And the feat
has been accomplished, German scientist Dr.
Otto Schlick by means of an old discarded torpedo
boat OF the German Imperial navy, recently offered
spectacle that evoked much wonder in the mar
itime countries bordering the North sea,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

office alone. If the amount trans.
mitted in drafts could be added, the
figures would be many times as inn
posing. However, the figures are
large enough to show that the Jap.
anese are not in California TO grow
up with the country, but simply to
make money to be spent at home.
The intrusion OF the Japanese in
to the rural labor markets OF Cali
fornia was accomplished by almost
imperceptible degrees. Beginning
by competing with the Chinese for
days work the little brown man is
now a wealthy farmer and landlord.
His progress is one Of the agrarian
marvels of the state. The condi-
tions that surround the Japanese
in the agricultural and horticultural
sections are typified by the history
of the Japanese I'm the Vaca valley,
one Of the tributaries of the great
Sacramento valley in the northern
part OF California.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-23
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their complaints. will receive a reply free
Of charge, giving a complete description
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