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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29
See the bargains at Coles.
High School Notes

Miss Stella Pennington was a visitor
at chapel Friday morning.
If anyone wants to know about
Shakespeare ask any member Of the
Junior class.
Delight Stroll enrolled in high school
Monday morning bringing the enrolment
up to the 100 mark.
The young ladies Of the high school
have organized glee club with Emma
Roessler, president; Alma Palmer. vice
president; Georgia Steele, secretary and
Ruth Major, pianist.
The athletes Of the high school have
organized an athletic association. Bertram
Burton was elected president. Paul Rich
ardson vice president, Raymond Schmidt
secretary and D. w. Major treasurer.
Watch the boys win.
Mrs REICH of Coldwater and Mrs.
Mitchell of Lake City, and Rev. Hew-
lit Of Narka, Kansas, and Rev. Imbod-
en- and Mrs. Major Of this city were
visitors at chapel Thursday morning.
Rev. Hewitt delivered a very interest
ing lecture to the students.
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Sim Ewalt's team took swing around
the circuit at the Badger Lumber yard
Monday and after stringine the wagon
out into ahreds, finally came to a stand
still behind the Gem drug store. The
wagon was without wheels and Other
wise very much demolished. The start
er IN the case was a bundle of laths
which fell from the lath heap onto the
wagon while the team was united.
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Program

for Brotherhood meeting at M. E. church
at p. m, Sunday, Oct. 3rd.
Singing.
Prayer.
Male Qaartette.
Scripture Reading.
Subject for Discussion: The law relative to
sale and use of Tobacco and Cigarettes.
The law and Its enactment-Samuel Grifhn,
Repres NATIVE.
Enforcement-S. 1. Field. county attorney.
N. TiDcher, ct y attorney.
Moral phases; E; Thomas. county supt.
d. W. Major, Supt. high sch.
General discussion.
Benediction.
FL. wadsworth, President.
G. d. Rackley, Sec'y.
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Farm For Sale

The undersigned offers his 100 acre
farm in Elm Mills township for sale at a
bargain. See or address him for the
nett few days at Medicine Lodge, Kan
sas, general delivery. Vim. L. Coryen.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

DR.. Donovan reports the birth of
beautiful daughter 10 S. R. william and
wife Yesterday morning, Sept. 18th.
Dad william thinks it is the finest Eng
Gsh lady in America and nobody dares
dispute it.
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A good 4-room house, an acre Of
ground, cistern and well. new barn ard
some fruit. one block east Of school
house. Inquire of Finley Bros.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

For Sale. A good farm wagon.
Will sell worth the money Inquire of
Geo. P. Holiday, Medicine Lodge,
Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

A few more mornings Ike yesterday
morning and the frost will be on the
pumpkin.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

Taken up: A stray calf about FIVE
weeks old, red and white spotted.
Owner can have it by paying for this no.
tee and cost Of keeping.-Thos. Carter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

y Remember Pawla & Bretts moving
picture exhibition at the opera house to-
night.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

Due allowance should be made for
the High School love affair spoken Of in
last weeks Cresset. The writer Of the
innocent item being himself in love, has
resourceful IMAGINATION.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

d. Gilbert was called Tuesday right
Of last week to attend Harvey Warren
north Of this city, who was hurt IN run
away. Mr.. Wanen was returning from
a trip to Goats. driving a team Of mules
htched to alumber wagon. The mules
became frightened and ran away. over
turning the wagon and brui.ing Mr..
Warren very severely. After making a
thorough examination Dr.. Gilbert said
there were no serious injurie. but the
patient had plenty Of reason. to feel
sore.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

The first frost Of the season was in evii-
dence here on Sunday. w. L. Bragg
OF this city, who managed Representative
Grfins campaign year ago, and Hon.
Floyd Fugate, editor of the Kiowa Jour-
nal and chief Sponsor for the Hon.
VIM. Gesner. n the south end, met face
to face for the first time since the late un-
P!easantness. We happened to be in
close proximity when the two politician.
met and it seemed for a moment that we
were suddenly 1ansplanted into Cook
and Peary land. After a bnef exchange
OF political observations the temperature
rose several degrees and a forced smile
stole across each countenance. Bro.
Fusate has almost become reconciled to
hls tate but announces that he is loading
tor larger game, next year. He will
lead the Barber county heavy artillery
against w. Roscoe Stubs. The OPEN
ing salute is due January %, 1910.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

The moving picture show and comic
and illustrated songs given by Bliss & Co.
In this city on Friday and Saturday nights
OF last week was 6rst-class in every re-
sped. They give good show and
merited the liberal patronage received.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

Otto Southworth ha. just put a new
whistlng contrivance on his car that is
really musical. 1t j. operated by the
exhaust and sounds Ike cross between
a calkope and school ben. The next
we expect to hear j. an orchestra appli-
ance on some persons car.
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Piano bo xes for sale at the Music
Store.
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]. II. Minick and wife and Mrs. ]. S.
Runyan went to Wellington yesterday
to represent the Baptist church Of this
city at the Chi<askia Baptist A.socia-
ton now IN session in that city.
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Residence For Sale

Your dollars go farthest at Coles.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

Ex-senator Long has been absent
from the city the past week, represent
ing the faction Of bankers of Kansas op-
posed to the guaranty law, in the null
tplicity Of suits pending in the state and
federal courts.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

Mrs. H. P. Myers was quite sick
with what had some of the symptoms Of
typhoid fever. last week, but she is re-
ported much better now. MIR. and Mrs.
Myers reside in the former Purdy prop-
erty III the southern paIt Of the city.
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My prices on pianos are the low
est Call and see them. Ralph L.
Ewing.
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The water filters for the school house
arrived Monday and are now being In
stalled. For health and sanity this beats
the individual drinking cup a city block
and DR.. Crumbine and his attaches had
nothing to do with it, either.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-29

District court will convene October
18th.
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I'D. Jones and wife Of Kingman are
visiting their son, D, S. Jones. and fam
IL,
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TRAGEDY FOR CHRISTMAS
Home Burned and Eight People Con
sumed Resulting from Lighting
Christmas Tree.

Special to the Republican,:
Newcastle, Pa, Dec. 24.-Guitana
Degerbo, his wife, three children and,
three boarders were burned to death
early this morning in the small viii
lage of H~illsville, near here. During
the night the parents Struggled a
Christmas tree into the house and
after the children retired decorated
the tree. This morning at an early
hour neighbors discovered the house
to be on fire. but too late to warn
the family or even rescue them. 1t
is believed that the children arose
during the night and lit the candles
while the parents yer asleep. The
ruins are being searched for their
bodies.
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MARRIED AT SPOKANE.

The SPOKANE. Wash, Chronicle. Of
Dec. 90. has the following to say
concerning the wedding of Julian o.
Tiffany. formerly Of this city. and
Miss Cora Gallagher, which occurred
Saturday. Dec. Is:
A wedding IS Interest occurred
Saturday evening when Miss Cora
Edith Gallagher and ]. Q. TIFFANY
were married at the home Of the
brides parents. MT. and Mrs. George
H. Gallagher, 1880 Pacific avenue.
The service was read by the Rev.
w. j. Hindley In the presence Of only
the Immediate families of the young
couple. and the affair was made as
unpretentious Is possible.
The bride wore a Charming gown
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SIR KNIGHTS ON CHRISTMAS
They Met in Their Asylum to Drink
to the Health of Sir knight Hem
ny Warren Rugg.

Christmas Day at II O'Clock the
Sir knights of St. Bernard Com
mandery met in their asylum for the
purpose of drinking their annual liz
baton to the health and prosperity
of their head officer of the United
States. In the absence Of the en-
inent commander. Mr.. Charles w.
Johnston, his place was filled by Sir
Knight Buttertield.
At IL O'Clock the Sir knights gath
cred in a circle, Just as every Sir
Knight in this country, Hawaii and
Porto Rico did and drank a libation
to the health OF Rev. Henry Warren
Rugg, the Most Eminent Grand Mas
ter of knights Templar. Mr.. Rugg,
who IS a Methodist minister, resides
at Fis,ldence, r. l. Another toast
was ulunk to Mr.. Charles w. Adams
for the honor he brought to the local
commendery while at the head of
the state commandery.
Addresses were made by Sir
knights Butterfield, Kerfoot, Upton.
and Grow. in which the sentiment OF
the knights Templar was held forth
in glowing terms.
Before adjourning the custom OF
taking up a collection for the more
unfortunate people and twenty-five
silver dollars were placed IN the tab.
lie. This will be disposed of accord.
ing to the Judgment Of the officers o.
the Commandery.
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of white crepe de chine and carried
a shower of BRIDES roses. Both
bride and groom were unattended.
Mrs. Tiffany has a large circle of
friends in this city and is we'll known
socially. Mr.. Tiffany is paying teller
at the Traders National bank.
The young couple left the same
evening for Hayden Lake, where they
will spend a short vacation, returns
ing in time to go east the first Of the
year. They will be at home to their
friends after January Is at the Am
mann apartments on Riverside ave-
mo
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Alone in 4 sawm1l at Midnight.

Unmindful Of dampness. drafts,
storms or cold, w. j. Atkins worked
as night Waterman. at Banner SPRINGS
Tenn. Such exposure gave him a
severe cold that settled on his lungs.
At last he had to give up work. He
cried many remedies but all failed
till he used DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. AFTER using one bottle" he
writes, Il went back to work as well
as ever" Severe. colds. stubborn
coughs. infiamed throats and sore
lungs. Hemmorrhages. Group and
Cough get quick relief and
prompt cure from tits glorious medi-
guaranteed by Diehl q Brown.
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MEMORIAL FOR BEADlE
The Man Who Saved the School
Lands for the State and Schools
will be Memorialized.

When the State Educational Asso-
citation met at Lead a committee con-
sisting Of H. A. Ustrud, chairman,
NJ. NJ. Ramer. secretary, r. s. Yes
sey. treasurer. was appointed to have
charge of the commission to provide
funds to place in the new capitol
a life statue Of General w. H. H.
Beadle, who Is recognized as the
father Of the states school system
and the savior of the school lands.
This committee has designated Jan.
81 as Beadle day throughout the
state. when it Is desired to have all
the schools recognize the occasion
with a suitable program. 1t is desired
to raise 5000 with which to pur-
chase the statue and for this the COM
mittee has apportioned each county
to raise a certain sum. Dawson coun-
ty has been asked to raise $93.28 as
its share, and 1t certainly ought to
be an easy matter to do It. The
county superintendent Of schools
are asked to raise the money, and it
is suggested by the committee that a
tag day sale be utilized to help raise
the funds.
To help thu cause along The RE-
publican has opened a subscription
book and will receive what funds peo-
pie care to contribute FIR this very
worthy purpose.
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stung for is Years

by 1ndigestion's pangs-trying many
doctors and $4,000 worth of medi-
cine in vain, B. F. Ayscue, of 1ngle-
side, N. c.. at last used DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, and writes they wnol-
ly cured him. They cure Constipa-
ton, Billiousness, Sick Headache.
Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bowel
troubles. Csc at Diehl & Browns.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
RlchM Mems Gifts ere Poor

sabesides thisssI wantt gosonsrecord
asssayirs that I.rsEard Electric Bit
tsta asssDns of,the greatest gifts that
God has made tosWoman. writes Mrs.
oll.sszREshtiinsyault of Vsstal Center. n
asslSscanSney forget what itshas
sSdso,nssstEgr mt hisaslorious medicine
giyeaNawoman bnoyant spirits. vigor
tbodyIsaiId jjnibilanlt health. 1t quick
nv cures Nervousness. sleeplessness,
lM!Ieelancholy. Headache, Backache.
Naiilnaltaing and .DIix.4Eyses Spells; soon
aa61lds up thsaweaks atling and sicl ~.
irylt6iem Soc. a Diehls &eBrown's.
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FEW MARRIAGES HERE
Low Number Of Marriages in Mitch
ell Possibly Accounted for-ob-
stacles are Numerous.

According to the statement of
clerk of courts C~attrell. the past
week witnessed less marriage licenses
being issued than any other previous
period for a number of years. Cen
orally Christmas has been the occas-
ion for the union Of many joyful
hearts and the merry Christmas bells
have also been wedding bells. There
is a feeling of joy and merriment in
the air which augurs we'll for the
commencement of happy welded life.
Not SO in this community however.
Maybe the little blind god is over
Swallowed by the towering figure of
Santa Claus, at least, he has not
been getting in his deadly work as
much as usual this year. Surely. it
would not do to have the world be-
lieve that Mitchell was behind the
rest Of the cities in the state in the
matter of marriages, but the fact re-
mains that not only at Christmas
time but during the rest Of the year
there has been considerable falling
of in the number of newly united
couples.
For this there may be ascribed
several reasons. A large number of
Mitchell and Dawson county people
have gone west of the river for the
purpose Of filing on claims and dur
ing the past twelve months miniature
Mitchells have been scattered out
on the lands open to entry. This is
q proposition that Dan Cupid had to
reckon with and one in which he is
evidently still defeated. Another
thing may be the cost Of living. al
though that 10 no higher here than
In other communities. Certain 1t is
that with grocery and meat and coal
bills mounting up into the clouds.
the way they have been doing for the
past few months. 10 cause enough to
make the prudent young man hest
tate before no takes upon himself
the duties Of matrimony with al it
responsibilities and financial bur-
dens. a grocery bill g not quite %
ornamental % : marriage certincate
but It costs more and IL not paid be-
comes exacting. Economics and move
mont Of the population are hard
things for Cupid TO contend against
h,,% a. anonn - Aha< hia nrro.sAs~~ q
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Looking ones Best.

It's q woman's delight to look hel
best but pimples. skin eruptions
sores and boils rob life Of Joy. Listen!
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them;
makes the skin soft and velvety. Il
glorifes the face. Cures Pimples
Sore Eyes. Cold Sores. Cracked Lips
Chapped Hands. Try 1t. Infallible fol
Piles. Csc at Diehl & Browns.
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1910 of ONO. city IS Iolsoo.

I5tate Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.
Lucas County, %.
Frank 8. Cheney makess oath that he
tsssenior partnerIof tho 1rrn D =. ].
Cheney q Co..zdoing bueines9 IN. the
citX g Toledo. County md All ssats. :fo !:
sum or ONNAEIUNDRED uOLLARe for
each and every. case of Catarrh that
s1sh g ., cured iktss we Sa h NnY
SWorit.to before me and subscribed
IN my presence, this 9Th day OF Decem-
AZ VI. GLEASON.
(4eall Notary Public.
HANS Catarrh Cure - taken inter-
Snallys and actsSTdirectly on tho blood
send for testimonials free.
E.sJ .aCHENNY GsCO., Toledo, o.
Sofa 81 AZ DruvEist,. !sc
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PRISONER GOT AVIAN
Gntdsr Got Away From sherif Plot
4Txain Coming up From
sioux City Saturday.

Coming up from Sioux City Sat
urday morning and while the train
was going at a fast rate of speed.
Conrad snider. wanted here on the
charge Of the theft Of $58 from
Frsnk@sedgwick at the Western Ho-
tsl. several months ago, jumped OF
between Elk Point and Jefferson aad
successfully made his escape. This
asSthe first experience of the Kind for
Sheriff Plotner and one which he will
not likely undergo again.
The sherir started out Saturday
With his ma on his way up. Not
having had any breakfast the officer
and prisoner, together with p. G.
5Delire of Mitchell, went into the dim
ing car for lunch. snider expressed
asdesire for a drink of water and ac-
companied BY the sheriff they went
aheadato the day coach. On the way
hack. snider gave q sudden jump
Mpmsthe platform and got away. The
train Was going fast and nothing
could he seen Of him from the rear
slfStAe train. It being thought that
h.s wassinjured and could not travel
fast. Accordingly upon reaching Elk
Point the sheriff hired . rig and
droye ito Jefferson following along
the tr1nk. He found traces Of snider
having secured cap and mitseEs
near. the place ne made his jump.
upon reachinrs JEFFERSON he saw snid.
er riiImb = freight train 1ust pulling
urt of Sioux CITY, It took consider
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personal expenses incident thereto;
stationery. advertising, postage. ex-
|pressage, freight, telegraph telephone
and messenger services.
2.-For dissemination OF informa-
tion to the public.
3.-For political meetings, demon
STATIONS. and organization of clubs
and the pay and transportation Of
speakers.
4.-For the rent, maintenance and
furnishing of such Offices and halls
as are reasonably necessary for the
legitimate conduct of the campaign.
5.-For the payment OF clerks,
typewriters, stenographers and mes
sengers actually and necessarily em-
p1oyed.
6.-For the employment of watch
ers and challengers at the polls.
For the transportation of vot-
ers to and from the polls.
8.-Legal expenses incurred BONA
lEt 4EL -
fide in necessary litigation incurred
in connection with such election.
This drastic measure has created
"a great deal of attention here, and 1t
is generally dawning upon the fair
minded and unbiased men of the
press, and others, that Senator Craw-
ford is a progressive republican of
the straight-out Roosevelt type. lie
is looked upon as a statesman with
an individuality and ideas of his own.
while on general progressive prin-
ciples he q be counted on to CO.
operate with the other progressive
members OF the senate and the house.
He stands with the president when
the president In his honest opinion
10 advocating measures that he con.
s%cientiously can support. He viii
part with the president at all points
where he cannot conscientiously fol
low. It is being understood. also
that Senator Crawford does not g
out Of his way to be personally dis
agreeable to those Of his colleague
with whom he cannot agree.
On his return to this, session OF tn.
congress Senator Crawford found
vacancy on the committee on agri
culture and forestry In consequence
lot the death Of Senator NJ. N. John
son Of North Dakota. He promptl,
made application to the committs
on committees to be appointed to 81
this vacancy. on the ground that hi
state IS essentially an agriculture
commonwealth. He wanted the ss
signment as an opportunity to be Q
as great help as possible to the mai
Interests Of South Dakota. The com
mittee in charge of these assignment
consists ofsfve members-three froI
1.-The west and two from the east Th
committee recognizing the Justice {
the claim complied with the senator
request, and the appointment wa
made. The farmers of that thrifty an
prosperous state can now rest az
sured that their interests will b
Hooked after with care, complete ur
Understanding and CONSPICUOUS abilit
by the man they sent here to repre-
sent them In the highest law-makin
body in the world.
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Tor sale by Diehl 8 Brown.
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Nothing else can do this. When
the stomach is weak 1t needs help;
you must help it by giving it rest,
and Kodol will do that.
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nue..
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-07
PERSONAL

Mrs. R.II4- OttNhas returned from
a visit to Cincinnati.
Geo. s. Strader and NJ. G. witten
went to Roanoke Yesterday -
Mrs. w. L. Turner is visiting rel
atives at Christiansburg. Va.
w s. wray. of Northfork. was q
visitor in the city last night.
J.D. Shot left last night for West
Baden. IND. for a few days rest.
Henry Rodgin left yesterday for
Baltimore and New York on bust
ness 49,
Miss l.. G. War is visiting friends
at Tip Top, Tazewell and Cedar
Bluf. Z
The Hipp is gaining In popularity
and the house is pretty well crowded
every night.
Ernest M. Chisholm has gone TO
Orangeburg. s. c., where he will en-.
gage In business.
Il a. II. Pittman left last night for
ATLANTA. Ca. where he will visit rel
atiYes for several weeks.
/ Mrs. Frank Ludlow, Of Christians.
burg. Is the guest OF Mrs. Albright.
4 onSB .uefield avenue. 81
Mesiames Sol Hyman and sol
Turk, Of Keystone. were guests OF
MS and Mrs. BeM. Cohen yester-
day S~f{ IS p
Mrs. r. C. Blackstock and chill
dren returned last night from a vis-
1t of sevepaJF days with Lynchburg
friends sV a<$t5
Wrsa IS E. Duesson and chiIdrea
OF ;Roanoke. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Lee Harne at their hou
on Adams street,
J.. Mrs. Burgess. who has been tbs
guest OF her son, -. K. Burgess, LETT
this morning for her homo at Morton
Va.