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New-York tribune., 1910-12-03
q. Altnta11 & On.

A SPECIAL SALE OF MISSES GARMENTS IN I4
TO 13 YEAR SIZES, IS ANNOUNCED FOR THIS
DAY SATURDAY. AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.
AS FOLLOWS:
IAILORMADE SUITS
OF FANCY WEAVE oEEWoTs $500 & 1900
TAlLOR-MADE SUITS
OF BRoADdoTH VELVET SAILOR COLLARS SZ0.UO
EVENING DRESSES OF CHIFFON.
HAND EMBROIDERED SIS.OO
DRESSES OF CHIFFON WOLFE OVER SILK 1850
ALSO CHILDREN's COATS AND DRESSES
REDUCED TO >o.oO
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE SALE. LARGE REDUCTIONS
HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE PRICES OF NUMBER OF MISSES
AND JUNIORS. TAnoR-MADE SUITS AND CHnDRENs COATS
AND DRESSES.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

sTvant to, take her back With me- . /.
feel LAS II my life was tnst be eahning.s
and nd Il want her 70 begin II with me,
May 7 ask her t$.s 4 NJ "a L
on haven't already done it?'' y S.5;.
She knows ] care q lot, = he flushed
griltily. but be- gazed honestly back
iIsltio q, AeH eyes The house parsy s,;diiisds
u 4. I'll I'll seems Ea shost time week &
but when You live right II tie house house
with q girl and see her day and night
for that time it's long enough :& i
= Mrs. Bronson sighed s ;i5.$ x ssy
Eve been @efally affffaid to ask
s yen It's. so much to ask for. and, be
sides, I've been afraid OF you. Ny
aunt told me you were quite imposing
tremendo usly stylish, and SO on. You
.sean. 4 l1s Wass.wh
I say you I e b be blundered
OIL believe it's your bat. You're an
! wfulllya an n d aWfuAy honey looking
person, You know. sst's h.
szsA DEEPER color shone I'M Mrs. sBroni
sons face and p swift CLEAN lighted
lh.eeIr, youthful. clear. brown eyes. She
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
AN SEER SONG.
BY ARTHUR j. BURDIck. !

a Hang not today with silent tongues! "
70 Ring out, rye steeple bells, sS; d Il
And echo from your brazen threats III
A In glad, triumph ant. tunefuI notes Et
The Joy that In us dWells. 81 4, 5 81
1 Sound on this happy Easter day. ::;sS
And TO the thr6ngs below you say: J
!. RejotceI, the stone SIS rolled away.
: Hope lies not in the grayeg' II
DreoSop not your petals, blossoms fair. !
4 y Your spot1ess leaves unfold t4sa$ Sf{48
And come this blessed Easter morn ~
81 Gods holy affairs to- adorn.: tt,3 E&{s
j There show your hearts OF gold. ~ ! !
The world gave; Christ the thorny crown
The aails, the spear, u the curse Il thi
Yfrown. i, 5 $54 Il
Il Come. lilies, shower your incense down
In r Fts today tlty @ ,,z n
Song. sbs mot silent thisUgladl day, ]
n Butilifti your notes on high {sf,ss,tg, I;
Send up the sweet and fervent strain
. "A grateful, thankful, glad refrain, vi
Il With heavens songs to svie. a.S:3Si;
Shout praises toi his holy name A4igs3s4S:
s.Who; from his home IN glory came iS I
To bear our, sorrow, sin and shame i {
That We might i've for aye! 3 .Ss fs I.
q Hearts. tbe$ not, dumb, bat gratitude IL
~ Pour out unto our King. b $50 II: ~
He gave his all that we might live. =
Have we no offering to give, T.: =.
}$%. No sacrifice to bring? H., x ~
AT least our homage let us pay ,$ +. ~ ~
y And sincere thanks extend today.
" That angels rolled the stone away IA
Hope lies not In the grave! - $,a; =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

GHPLEY once and 10 on
with the work his herss wing hand
mad laid down d year bafofe and which
me felt WINS waiting FOR him
Bronson + he said sud denly ssI want tos
Ss4k ven something a
SsyAs looked bit him leanly
want Mildred to marry me.
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. i,s9DlsoRoT + =: go to Salem an
:: =; HERE 2 TO ME-. NE. other day and get
Of at the, Farms for dinner with us
But take him away, do %: !. -.j} r 7 =. y.
The girls never knew How it hap
pened that the Salvation Army so
soon fell heirsto the runabout hat, but
after the wedding, ash Frank and MIL
sdred were speeding toward their new
home II the west, Frank suddenly
burst out, "No, sir, 1 don't see how l
should ever have had the courage If
it hadn't been for that hat!'' =.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

hens, though sTrF~5
never did care much for hens, they're
such awfuisfools, and you know the b.
BILE says we mustn't have nothin'S Ito do
with fools. I never thought he'd mar
~, neither; he was SO awful in love
with hissef 1t must 'a''.seemed most
like perpetratin' bigamy.S Well, q
man doesn't come off FOOLS hill till
he's twenty-five or SO, and then some
times he has to be knocked OF. Did
you know that Ebenezer Cook had
married again2, They say he and his
wife used to quarrel somethin' terri
bull. One day he sriz up and said,
We'll divide the house. All right,
says she; we will. You can hev the
outside, and I'll take the inside
'That hat looks awful handsom' on
you, Mis- Allen. I thought Of You
when I saw the model In Moo York
Amt that ROSTERS tail beautiful So
lifelike! And the cherries at the back
Is; fairly temptin'. You want to wear
I 1t home? Certainly. Charge 1t? Oh.
very well! Goodby.s a.,54 =,
shy, I'd hate to- be married to her
husband. :, He's so stingy he'd spealk, (. in
q whisper If ii, would save his voice.
But religious! They say. whenever an
evangelist comes to town ole Allen.
wears out the knees of his pants
gettin' religion; but, spuckerwoozle, I
guess he wears out the seats OF 'em
backslidin' before the years out, He
come in here one night and cot down
and begun groanin' like. You know
be wears his hair way down on to
his shoulders. = What's bis tdee IN
havin' it long thatWay. ISwonder9 Fer
haps he thinks What'I keep the cold
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
Mrs. Johnson
Caster Opening
49,, =, s%tff%4@ss+f b'S@% E2
aN KATHLEEN DOUGLAS.

III Joy kAThlEEN DOUGLAS.
tcopyFtsht, 1910. 81 American Press Aase-
eaHNHEREl Everything's readysat
last. Land O. Goshen, these
= Easter openin's almost take
Il tsyst~T - Il my: life! I'm as tired asia
dog. Here comes ole Mis- Williams
She'll nose everything over, like as not,
and then not buy anything-ole FOOT.
~ How do Mis- Williams? Anything
/ In particular i can show you today :
Just want to look around "a little? Do!
Here's one Of the latest models
the festive matron'-very chick, ain't
re? Would you Ike tioE try it on? Too
big, do :yon think? We'll, you know
most Of the, hats this year are like ut
tarmobile tires, ~
walk right ill., Mis- Simpson. Ttredf
Bet right down, on that lop. Here, John
by, take this stool, and Lofty can hev
this hassoek hope she won't get every
thingstuck ppwith that candy. Johnny
came near bein' drowned last month
took an hour to rusticate him? Land
sakes alive! Well, I've always said chill
dren Wuz sarrtin care, but an unsartin
blessin'. You want 4sonnethin' plain
land dark I? How do you like this? No;
| that amt a cat with fuchsia in Its
mouth; it's an owl with a rosebud.
"Good afternoon. Mis- Goodrich
Yes. beautiful day. How well
you're lookin'! My, but you've re
newed your age this spring! There's
nothin' like workin' in the garding.
fsally Thicker married! You don't
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

! = q hSu 1CIWdIu.
and called softly
Mildred rose 9 ap2,dl,
came back to her,
!. "Send !: Dorothy
here to me- :. said.
her mother, =. land
take your '3i va young,
man away: s:ITn
! have INC such stall tai!
::W1art looking nan 9.
say y look moth.
erly TO him. And
4: she, ill., making re,
marks about my
hat. Maybe You.
:can<Fpersuade+.him
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
By RocBlEgRrSD oNNELL =

~, ~ dS~O~6SA ~~eyAyH~
RgBELIEvE that with every
Easter dawn d fuller enul- 2
- . ggenee fof spiritual Light tlln-,s
inmates the earth. Easter spells
! optimism. THE ophrnist Is the Z
only laturalized citizen: Of the
universe. he Is, Indeed, d uni
versal denizen, owner Of the
sphere he streads and inheritori
Of stars. 7s 'A',@-"s '.sr-sSs,', - 3.'.'.'ss
Optimism means belief in the
5eternalcgoodness. acceptance, Of
so called, evil in the, full conf
Tdence thatthe evoluho iarypfoc-
esses Of divine nature are work--
ing with absolute certainty to- Z
ward ultimate perfection.
t., In my yiew the, person; who
does not believe IN the prepon-
derance7of the good overthe evil
upon this earth has no right to
can himself d Christian. sHe
does not sbelieye; In Christ who
believed in humanity and loved
even those who prosecuted him.
He does not believe. in God, for
God is the immanent essence Of
y good residing inaal7things.
Easter Is both pagan and Chris
,tian. Centuries before the MAJ
arene proclaimed good will, to
men the pagan optimistst cele-
,abrated the return Of spring as
the awakening, the rebirth, the
resurrection Of life out of appar-
ent death. !. -ss,,-2...@. "a Wv = :
Every days dawn Is an Easter
morning to the optimist. The
spirit of aspiration shakes off it's
iethargy of the night as a. use
: less garment and goes forth
each new day to. higher alti--
tudes of endeavor. 80
There was a period in the past
century when a movement call
ed transcendentalism stirred the
souls Of thinking men. Ralph
waldo Emerson was Its high
priest. Emerson was the tran
scendent optimist. He acknowl-
edged no evil in the, universe.
He knew only that which was
good and held fast thereto. s.S, d.
s 2 We cannot all be Emersonfan
in intellect, bnt we can transcend
our environment. Many Of us
are down amid the murk and the
muck, but we can look up into
the light and by hitching our
wagons to the stars be drawn up
ward into liberty. Grief bIudg-
cons our heads. but it need not
bow them. Sorrow pierces our
hearts, but it need not break
them. II we believe In the JUS
Rtice Of the Infinite, these little
temporal lives will become to us
only as incidents in the irresisti-
BILE upward leading Of the eter-
nal. ="
Life is the supreme fact. Eas-
:, ter; exemplifies the triumph Of
life. Let us believe only In life,
refusing to be, domineered by
the unsubstantial wrath called
death, refusing to be diverted
thereby from. ..the upward look
ing and the light Then win
Easter be to us the most, signifi-
cant, the most inspiring, the
most uplifting Of al the days
that dawn. y. - :: ::
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

say!N Well. l am
surpr ised. She
was an a W full
hand for the boys,
but ~ tell you:
when az gal sets
on two stools she
usually ends by
8 e t tim on the
floor. Who'd she
marry? That art
list Teller? Land,
he didn't k no [,.l,.' "
enough to come
in when it rain-
ed, but he did
paint beautiful
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

B mamma g a4lltl you're not going
.t' wear that hat, ares youg'
Mildred III had tragedy In her
voice. l 3: {. 4. 1siS$
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
$500 q p Ss..SS ~,
Call Mo EarlYsS /. !

sM you're waking cali me early: can me
as early, mother DEAR G&@ {{t$ In & ~
EnEn Tomorrow will be Easter-ler, US hope
a5o.s7it may be clear ;S5 ss*3.:$ a n I
4 Ahke sy6u know how long Il takes me
:. yJnsEheRsd aMant tosiook my best IA
fnts slh9r my corpp PIE and can get
EE.Thergsar ir,na nv alous women who WIN
ss q8u Y B lls ! aRpsas sa,, mean me
fArgarayb nntaa erf daar.V \
III Nat 81 Cost oiIaras, marked from
i utzFentNs as.youshnoy.Sa WAX d sf VI iS {3iE "
Ere had, been a, Attls damaged. They win
naasvenguess H. though. is3
gheEnB fhiaapsI paid the twenty mot q
sSga Tilt ao soitas Salgins when
they see me coHasl guess, 4 u
ss Ra aaa ia aaa a RsSlssa sea'
tfyou'SS ss..::eali nie-can
early mother i, ds ssl III !,
e waa Y ,sgua ann EWrapn Oil mother
ssas s Il oa ss5 asssas van az s. su
mely glad. 4 Is NEyvsaif & 81
IS f eaI es,Rs seated pear sas pulpit
g seet, siie fasna nnarisas Estrayel
The n B
fsfsir It ana thenf Eeep 1t y
And PEI 4eaa y sz a me
early motheEe dear. 81 &
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II f3Ss$2z FIN -
Q1i,s Stor2 81
bsRegurfsctte n
5 sA@; II f% /
HzA z&44 z9sax1t

TN The end Of tie sabbath, as Il began t. dassh 49,
ward the fret dap of the week, came Mafy Mag
.dalene and the otber Mary to see the seputcbre:
Hind, bebold. there was great earthauake; for
tel angel a. the lord descended from heapen and
came and rolled bach the stone from The door and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

out will keep the
heat In, but If I
was his wife I'd
take a pair OF
shears and cut 1t
all of some night.
Well, he kept on
moanin', and, sex
II, ssW Ma rs the
smatterg r 81 don't
know, SEE he,
leanin' his head
on his. two hands.
Z feel q wfuI
bad. Sometimes
ii. Sssst.eY D sssa 20.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

every turn 0f Mil
liged,s brown head
did not prieYes nt Z
devoted al tentionS
10 her mother. He
| kept MP d lively
cha ter until the
III ain had left
IN odL bury She led
him to talk Of hin-
sell. She heard of
sh s9 il ii The
west Of his col y
slege in the east
| of his tWo years
a b 4 3 d d of BY
plans to go west
| again almost q I
The evening world., 1910-12-09

A CRIME RIDDLE N0D0DY COULD GUESS
The w q at
T h e w e c a t
By Mary Roberts Rinehart
Author OF "7 DAYS"
sYNorsIs OF rREcEpING CHArrERs.

Allan flering. state Tres,grer. I. found ruT.
y%,litical club. lfi. da lighter, Marxer, asks Jack
Rnox. a young LAWYER. 70 solyc. the mystery, .tot
some days beforc his dea.h Elem ing had been
missing from nome On the pillo,i o. his led .
"t1.22." .Miss Jane MARYLAND. an. eideriy aunt
q Marse-y..s. has also. vanished and In. her room
the same Figures. are found. MArgvry H. engaged
e her late fathers secretary. Harry ,wsrdrcp.
kn9s. too; love. her Chssifg a midnisht in.
dtmbwaitS, shaft. When he emene-, the fugitive
y gone MarGsry goes tor q 6sw days visit 10 the
home OF .knoxs ss,cr-inlaw, Elen Butler. the
%latter's old schoolmate and widow 81 q politician
who had been crushed BY tfe machine, " plans 10
visit the Kloy, loine at he same time. Re.
mystep, and = detective employed by the ina
chine" solemny warns k.lox to drop tho whole
rns- Mrs. Rutler arrives at the Knox bono
sle. !. a nervous wreck, A handsome woman call.
Q knox,s offier, and Introduces besef - Elem
iiRFTce y yssPs pe.oTs. "SSe 's ssy, %a he believe h,% '' psm,
and love, Ellen B'kier goes TO the White Cat and
there tries TO shdCt Schwartz. In the struggle
she 70 fatally. shoi- wsrdrop tells what he knows
os the Fleming tragedy.
The evening world., 1910-12-09
CHAPTER XIV.
Measure for Measure.

czzx-lIss JANEt AITLAND had
" been misssts for ten days.
" In that ~ . not one word had
y come from her,
A How she had gone. IN view
% Wardrop's story OF the cab was GEAR.
She had gone by street car. walking the
three miles to Wynton alone at 2
o'clock IN the morning. although sAs
had never stirred round the house At
night withou, a candle. and was pr'-
vately known to sleep with a light wsen
Miss Letitia went 10 bed nrst. ana could
not see It through the trnnsom.
Margsry had sons 70 Mss LsutA's
The evening world., 1910-12-09
CHAPTER XIV.
tContlnued.)

ILL., o you think Mrs. Butler
vi took you leather bag" I
asked.
Il do not think 50. 1t
N-@ spema Ia ho the opIy nv
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
Methodist Church

We had large congregation last Sum
day morning for the Children's Day pro.
gram. The program was very good.
the music inspiring, the floral decorations
beautiful and the children were happy
and they greatly pleased the audience.
The offering for student aid fund was
$50.
Robert Carlisle preached very earn
est and helpful sermon Sunday evening.
He is doing a good work in large ter
ritory.
Prayer meeting service this evening
The ladies aid will meet with Mrs.
Luallen Thursday afternoon.
The w. H. M. Society will meet,
on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Chas. Marshall, leader.
The pastor will be out Of the city next
Sunday so there will be no preaching
service. Other services as usual at which
we hope for a good attendance. We
cannot entertain the people every Sum
day with special program but we try
to make the services profitable to all.
Come and worship with u.s.
-
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
Dwight p. Mills's Shop .
PAINTS, OILS vARNIsHEs ENAMES, GLASS; MoULDINCs ETC.
High grade work and strictly honest dealing
Presbyterian Church

The Children's service last Sunday
was well attended and thoroughly en-
joyed by all. The offering to the Chi
dren's Day fund will aggregate approx
mately SIS.
The ladies aid will meet with Mrs.
Liadley, Thursday afternoon.
The choir will meet at the usual time
and place.
There will be given picnic for the
members Of the Sunday school, church
and congregation this afternoon. at some
place selected by the committee. Trans
potation will be furnished for all who
desire to go. Committees have been
appointed to provide amusements and
refreshments. The people are expected
to meet at the church at . p. m. Come
and help make this an enjoyable affair.
The usual services next Sunday. The
pastor will preach at | a. m. on the
parable Of the "Sower and the Seed"
In the evening on Ideal Young Wom-
anhood." The consent Of one ranch
man, one editor, one doctor, one lawyer,
one merchant, one dentist and one pro-
fessor has been secured to prepare brief
statement of what he considers to be the
noblest trait Of young womanhood, to be
read by the pastor as Introductory to his
sermon. Let the young women attend.
There may be something read or spoken
that will be Of value to them.
The public is ever welcome to attend
our services.
w. T.VAN1oRN, Pastor:
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
Veterinary Surgeon Locates Here

Veterinary Surgeon Locates Here
Dr.. NJ. w. Serrot. a veterinary sur
geon from Winfield, arrived here this
morning and is permanently located at
Johnson Bros. livery barn. Dr.. Senot
is graduate from the Kansas City vet
erinary college and also holds diploma
from another college in Missouri. He
has also had several years Of experience
and comes well recommended.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
F. w. IMBoDEN, Pastor.

Herbert Hobble, accompanied by
John George. who is president Of the
bank at Liberal of which Mr.. Hobble is
cashier. was calling on friends in the city
on Monday. They came as far as
Belvidere by motor car and were only
here between trains. Herbert was in
good company on the trip. Mr.George
is a Dem ocrat Of the hue blue kind,
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
Notice to Taxpayers

The last half of taxes are due,
and will become delinquent and
penalty will be added June 21st.
If you have paid half of your taxes
don't make the mistake of think.
ing you have paid in full, and let
your property go to sale for last
half. r. L. GRoENDYCKE,
County Treasurer.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
Advertised Letters.

Remaining uncalled for in this Office
tor the week ending June II. 1910:
Letters: Frank H. Bogss, Frank
Todd. -A
Cards: Miss Anna Bowers, Mis-.
Mary bell. Miss Lea Clay. Mrs. Sarah
Davis. Mrs. Lizzie Smith.
In calling for above please saw. "Ad.
vertsed. giving date Of
LIN. Axline. P. M.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
Oklahoma City Wins

In the special state election in Okla
homa on Saturday. Oklahoma City won
over Guthrie by over 10000. Guthrie
has already started injunction proceed
ings to stop the removal of the capital
and the courts will now have to pass on
the validity of the legislative act.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
Common School Graduates

EiSnt OF the county Srdouates were
omitted from the list furnished the Index
asst week, and for that reason the COM
olete list is published this week. This
'aises the total from lO6 to ia which
IS by far the largest class that has ever
graduated in Barber county.
MEDICINE LODGE
Frances Axtell Ray Benefiel
Eugene Belcher Charles Curtis
Donald Chance Lenora Coles
Ralph Dewitt Ray Dixon Elliott
Hugh G Froman John Fairly
Eugenia Gaitskill Ura Lee Goens =
Marion Knight Muriel Groendycke
Ethan Allen Herr Hazel Lonker
Allie Linton Agnes Long
Dora Mills Estella Marquand
Harry Painter Elbert Read
Leila Milburn John II. Moore
Ezra Read Willie Rankin
Clifford Schmidt Lulu Springer
Fannie Springer Anna Shamberger
James Shanks Lola Williams
Ernest Weber Edwin Wright
Mary White Mary Painter
Mabel Chance Gladys MacGregor
KIowA
Frank Anderson Robert Brakey
Josie Buchanan Hazel Circle
Gay Golf Lola German
Louise Glenn Claire Humphreys
Florence Hunt John 81 Harris
Matilda Houser Edna Harkreader
Harry Martin ROLAND McSkimming
Worley McGee Lena Welsh
Lulu Burns Bessie Wyer
Nellie McGee Ruby Downton
HAZELTON
John Afford Chloe Baker
Edna DeMint Grace Garvin
Fay Hutchinson Esther Hutchinson
Nola Hutchinson Clifford Hall
Ina Jackson Winnefred Potts
Jake Robinson Roy NJ Stout
Florence Thornhill Weyman Wells
SHARON
Emma Copley Minnie Drake !
Bonnie Ellis Walter L Ellis
Geo o Elliott Grace Hedgpeth
Myrtle Haner Jessie Housinger
Naoma Kemp Minnie Mcclure
Minnie Roberts Arloine McMurtry
Nita Roberts Pauline Smith
Iva spangIer
ISABEL
Elsie Campbell Elva Campbell
Ray Cambell Ola Larabee
Arlis Sellers Gladys Tucker
Robert Tucker
LAKE CITY
Caroline Bradney James Culp Elsea
Ruby Garten Enid McAdoo
Edgar Warnstaff
Killing
Altha Clawson Relda Knowles
Ruby Walker Geo Ralph Walker
SUN CITY
Nina Hoagland Ruth Massey
AETNA
Vernon Wells Hope Hodge
NASHVILLE
John Shepherd Cecil Evans
FOREST
James Lemon
Ed L Sterling. Hardtner.
Mary Stitt. Coats
Jennie Wheat. Lasswell.
Earl Brown. Cherokee. Ok
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Mrs. |. M. Gorman expects to leave
Tuesday evening Of next week for her
future home in Florida. where Mr.. Cor
man has been for several weeks. MIR.
Goman and wife leave many friends IN
this city who wish them well in their
new home.-Kiowa News-ReIew.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Eugene Youmans received a
copy of the Daily Paragraph, pub
lished at Dennison, Ohio, last
week, containing an interesting
letter from Grover Lee Stevens,
his nephew, who visited here in the
spring. Lee enlisted in the Navy
April 5th, and is now at Yerba
Buena Island, the U. S. Training
Station, four miles out of San
Francisco, where he is taking the
first steps toward becoming a
soldier. During his short visit
here Mr.. Stevens made many
friends who hope the future has
much in store for him.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
Announcement

desire to announce to the People Of Medicine Lodge and Bar
Der county that purchased M c. Gains Furniture and
Undertaking establishment and will be pleased meet my old trends
as well new ones the door south OF the Shzens
Bank have also added a CAR LOAD Of NEW GOODS
and my conduct 6rstca Furniture and Under
taking business
have engaged experienced undertaken take charge OF this
branch Of the business
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Fayette Thomas and family
have rented and are now occupy
ing c. B. Kinkaid's property on
south Oak street.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

For rent-three unfinished rooms.
Inquire of Mrs. Matte Woodward at
Central Office Of Med. Lodge Eel. Co.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Mrs. VS.. Cook and two small chill
dren, Robert and Mary, departed on
Friday to visit about ten days with rela-
kTes at Frederick, Oklahoma.