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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-18

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fu6t. Sie 8erliner Norbbeutl6e Nl=
gemeine 3eitung i6reibt: yg8ir er=
pdbnten i6on neulif, baB Die Inter
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2ungentuberfulpie algemei1 in Ger me-
oi3inii6en Welt beIpro6en iperoen,
unb baB oas 2aboratorium bes genann=
ten 9errn fait tdgli6 bon beroorragen=
ben 6elebrten aufgeiu9t ipiro, nel6e
Ii9 bes 9fdberen iiber bic gntbedung
informiren ipollen. 9ie aragpeite
oieier 9o9'i9en unteriudungen erbellt
iunhl am oeutli9iten aus Dem linz
itanbe, Dab iie seeisnet 1T, cine boll=
ifdnbige llmtudlsung ni6t alcin in
gesug auf bic 8ebanolung Der Sranfen
III ben 9ospitdlern, bic 9lnoronung
Der 8runnenfuren berheisufilbreg, ion=
bern bab lie au6 birefi allf Die @eI
aebung einmirten mub, inbem IOtpobl
Der ImpfSmaug als aud Die S6lad6t=
aronuns auf 8Orausieyungen beruben,
tpel9e sur6 Oieie llnteriu6unaen als
ni6t mebr sutreffenb era6tet iperben
f0nnen.
Da bic llebertraabarfeit Ser Suberfels
8asiqe, cine auBerli lei6te lit, uno lie
| fi6 alleroings nun on geIdiibten Gtelz
len i'm &orper iebr langiam Stpar, aber
nit slemliber Siberbeit meiter entz
pideln, ba bieie Yaraliten ferner aud,
in unieren 9austbieren borfonlmen,
mas neueroings BEL Slbnern nad),
gelpieIen, beim alinbbieb unter Dem
8ameH perllau6e i6on ldngit befannt
lit, 10 miro elne um 10 sroBere 8orlid)t
belm @enub bes 6leil6es oieler Sbiere
abiOlut notbwenoig peroen. 0oQauf
gu billisen wirb es iein, menn groBere
Strenge gegen oas aus 9lmerifa
(a9a!!) fommenoe Gleil6 anseuenbet
ipirb.
Sic Sputa (Iuswurf Der Granfen)
iinb Die 9rdger oes anitefenoen Giites.
Sa bieie ielblt nod aftwo6entli6em
5rodnen oas 8irus nod intaft ents
Aieltea uNo nod iebr aNiiedungsfabig
inarent 10 liegt auf Der Sano, oaB
unter ipl6en YerbdltniiIen oas ganse
Seilberfabren sesen oiele Grantbeit
cine llmgeltaltung ipirb erfabren miiiien.
Gs uiro bic Srage gu enti6eoen iein,
Oh man einen berartigen Yatienten
fernerbin in 2ranfenbduiern poer iaIbIi
in 9ripptperbdltniiien nit aHberen su=
iammen i'm 9erfebr, belonoers bea
Na6ts, i'm lelben 3immer miro I6lalen
lallen fonnen2 Cine peiter SSraqe ruirc
bic fein, oh bel Yebanbluna oerartige,
Granfen oer Qufentbalt I'm Sreien Dor:
3usieben iein uirb2 g}ileen unter Der
gegebenen 8erbaltniiien Die Srunnen:
uno Molfenfuren, ooer iaaben Iie mid
gar-bepOr3uste man bod i6on in Der
lesten Sabren Oiele 8runnenorte meb>
ibrer flimatii6en 8erhdltniNe balter
als wegen hss Wettbe5 ibret WaIer
giderli6 lperoen in bieiem 2(ugenblid,
i6Dn auf alien gerfu6sitationen 6or
f6ungen angeI.elt, auf pel6e g8eil
oieien 6einben oes Meni6en 5caegnet
tpie bieie Yaraiiten Serlt0rt ober in ibre
Weiterentlpidelung i'm Organismus ge
/. blnoert tueroen fonnen.
9aB aud mad legislatorii6er 2id
tung cine beoeutiame Qenoerung bette
benoer Goridriitsn nidt ausbleiber
: fqnn, liegt ouf oer Sanb, Wer fan
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-18

pancoat & 5o6n baben
fiir biefe SaiIon bas feinite 2ager in
9ln5iigen, oas je bierbergebra6t wuroe.
Gs besablt li6, ibnen einen Seiu6 5l
lnnfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-18
San 2edro Springs a'ark.

Oisier bsliebte erbulunssplab III elmer
srunSliden 8sparatur unter3ossn tporeen
uno pirb aud nod fcrtmabreno psrteNert
uno per1d0nert wsrbsn. Wan 1neet pa.
lslblt auessit allsrlet @etrdnts, frtldes,
etsFalteS Bier birett pcm Jab, impprttrte
uno einbsimiide Gisarren &C.. Seeen
Sonntaa Nahmi,tas: Jrei. n.
3ert. Gum ,atlreideu Bsiuh lapst Elm
Terbtnanp SerbIe,
24,4,t1W NGhtsr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-18

= Pancoalt & Sobn baben
oor3ligli6e. tpeibe gSelten 81 81 Oas
Stiid.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-06-22
An Electric Freak.


A gentleman from Paris. Tex. give;
the particulars of strange and thrilling
event connected with the recent storm
which visited that place. While the
cyclone was passing north OF the place
the air seemed impregnated with cleo
trlcity. The lightning descended like
an avalanche of destruction, doirp
great damage. Trees, houses and per
sons were destroyed by it. Wallace
HUI, young man, was on his way 10
the city IN a wagon, and when he
reached the suburbs the storm was al
its height. Suddenly a bolt Of Iight-
ming fell from the clouds above mon
him. He was instantly killed. Por-
tioas of his clothing were stripped from
the body. But the strangest phenome-
non was the fact that a branch of a tree
under which he had taken shelter was
photographed across his breast in liyid
red. The work was perfectly done, the
branch of the tree showing distinctly.
and the shape and delicate veins in the
leaves being plainly visible This freal.
has occasioned considerable comment i.
the neighborhood.-Lifie Rock Gazete.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-06-22
PRRsoyAL AND LITERARY.


The Rev. George G. Min. hats n
the Unity Church Of Chicago. viii. n is
said: make his appearance on the stage
ID hamlet isiifuf h'Ta snfts.s tskE.i
The author of =. See that Nv tsravs
IS Kept Green is in Jail at Indianapolis
NOT for writing that song. but on a
charge Of forgery. ~ y. lSwh
Mary Clemmcr, il is said, viii soon
unite her fortunes with those Of 4 Wash
ington correspondent Of Boston pa
per. Her first husband. from whom She
has been divorced. was Methodist
minisier.-Cnicago Tribune.
Metallic. the young Queen Of Seryia.
IS 2 beautiful brunette, of stately figure,
above middle height. graceful in besrine
and winning in manner. She is ex-
= tremely fond of croquet. and was the
infroducer of that game into Seryia.
Richard Arnold. welkto-do New
Yorker, married Georgiana Eslinor Boil
mar the other day. but before the we'd
ding he paid her 5000. and in return
received her signature TO paper relin-
gushing her dover right
Prof. +. j. Campbell. for many
years musical director at the South Bos-
ton School for the Blind. and now prin-
eiPal of the Royal Normal Co,lege foi
the Blind in London. has received the
degree of LID. from the University Of
Glasgow.
-General Sparrow, the Senate Chair
man Of the Committee on Military At
fairs in the Confederate Congress, who
has disappeared from public sight since
the war, has come 10 light in st. Louis.
on visit from his Louisiana plantation.
He is hale and hearty. and takes great
deal of interest in the country's progress.
especially the advancement of the freed
men.
Lieutenant DE Longs wife is a
daughter of an old Captain in the mer-
chant marine service. named Wooten.
She constantly stimulated mis- ambition
IN the matter of Arctic exploration.
When the older naval ladies at the
Hotel, where they lived
several years ago. whose lives have
been chastened by long separation
from their husbands on sea duty, would
Talk to her of the risks he ran. she
would say: "a But he will be promoted
,or it. My husband will be bero."-
" y. Post
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-06-22
HUMOROUS.

Patti is tbirtv-n;pe ve,.- All 49,,
has been inst thai old 90 L. ~ - = I'M
to it, and il don't worry her a cen,'s .
worth.
Il wish was worth 81. OO0 600 :,
said gentleman. What GOOD would
il do you, for YOU don't spend your
present income?' inquired friend
'-Oh, could be economical ON a LARGER
scale
T, ia o,,;,a o
misbehave when people are LOOKING AZ
him. for the mere fun of shocking them.
But man is not boy. He knows bet
ter, and acts badly only when peop,e
are not looking.-Boston Transcript.
Whom vo,, .;.,,
stick a bandsome ns.r =; ''ea.s woman
nor no. 49,. 'len a'ne' uneer
saws he stuck a mnstacbe unJer . Sp'se,
Iady's nose TO tickle her ten rsarS o On
and he has had 10 nav her board -, -,
since BOSOM Co1,,n,rc;al R,,y.,;.
I. u5eeh JOURNALIST mas turned INTO
a. Oh Iii inu TOT lne nrs1 .ime IN ms i,ie
ne wiz now nave an opportunity OF max
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-06-22
A Mountain Springtime.

Spring in all ATTITUDES and longitudes
is. indeed, delightful season. 1t is
more especially so here near the place
where winter is stored up for use almost
! the entire year. Here in the neiShbor-
hood where the remains of Sir John
Franklin We're found. here where n man
has to wear a. seal skin cap with ear
muffs. on the Fourth of July. spring,
gentle spring is more heartily welcomed
than elsewhere '.tf 80 q 20
All nature is glad at this season of the
year and at this elevation. The sociable
little cactus comes forth in the gulehes
while in its bosom the bud is swelling
which in June come forth in its tropical
brightness. Meek little cactus. emblem
of quiet submission, emblem of a relue-
tant spring Coy and shy, modest and
reserved at times, let not the fresh and
gentle stranger undertake to crush thee
with his person.
Spring in this torrid cline reaches us
about June, and even at that time seems
uncertain and lacks that decision of
character which marks the season far
ther away from the open polar sea than
we are. ttit
1t is at this season that the mountain
streams are turned into the irrigatinc
canals and go laughing adown the green
fringed bitches of the town, kissing the
oyster can and with gurgle of satisfac
ton dallying with the stiifened remains
of the holiday corset
Out in the sun-kissed hills and over
the mellow distance where the gray sky
fingers lovingly on the mountains. the
graceful little cottontail is bounding
athwart the glorious landscape. On be-
yond him the eye catches the swift vet
noiseless movement of the coyote. In a
moment the cotton-tail and the COYOTE
will have melted into each other like a
beautiful dream, and the coyote will be
on the outside.
In the greenish-gray. foreground OF
this beautiful picture. underneath the |
protecting boughs of the sage-brush, the
'age-hen is laying her eggs. We will !
not disturb her thoughts. The intel
ectual strain which it requires to Law an !
'gg should not be harshly broken in
lpon by the careless and thoughtless
Across the stretch of level plain and
he green divide, the summer zephvr is
ighing, and on its heaving bosom it is
'earing the seductive odor of the sand
lily, the alkali buffalo wallow and the
deceased Texas steer.
Spring, sweet-scented advance agent
4 summer. you are once more AMONG
$. Beautiful spring has conceive:
boomerang.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-06-22
Papa! papa, Won ser,

Papa! papa! you seey'
YES, dears. l see, thank Godr' SAYS
the Old soldier. fervently; land when
the doctor was going to, begin. i laid
Jour portraits beside my chair. that they
might be the first thing Isaw.''
There were not four happier people.
will answer for it, in all Austria that
day; and the remembrance OF that meet
ing is still among the brightest of my
travelling recollections. -DarM her.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1882-06-22

"A little girl asked her mother.
" What kind OF bear is consecraie,l
cross-eyed bear?' The mother replied
that she had never heard of such an an
lmal. The child insisted that. they sang
about il at the Sunday-school. mo, +"
said the mother, lit is "A consecratej
cross hear -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

C. II. Eldred, of the extensive firm of
Gregory, Eldred & Co., was in the city
yesterday having just returned from visit
to Tahleqnah, where the Cherokee council
mas been in session. He was questioned
concerning the bill passed by the council
or the subject of wire felcing, on the
Cherokee strip wtlich has stirred ND the
large cattle men considerably. The sub
stance of the bill is as follows:
"Ihat all fencing, of whatever character
done or that may be hereafter doue on the
herein before mentioned lands for purpose
OF pasturage by citizens of the Cherokee
Nation or persons claiming to be citizens of
the same or in the name or on account OF
such persons by citizens OF the United
states under whatever pretense, are hereby,
declared illegal and unauthorized, and the
owners anil claimants Of such fences
whether of wire and posts or other mate.
rial, are required to remove the same with
III six months from the date thereof, or the
same shall become the public property OF
the Cherokee Nation and be sold. Proyi-
ded, That wherein it may be made to APP
pear, that posts or other wooden material
used in the construction of said wire or
other fences, have been obtained from the
lands aforesaid of the Cherokee Nation
the same shall be taken possession of in
the name and on the behalf of said Nation
and sold in the manner above provided, i'm
the first instance, and shall not be subjected
to sale or removal by owners or claimants.
Provided further, That this act shall not
be so construed as to prevent licensed
Stockmen from constructing such lots at
their usual headquarters, not exceeding
twenty acres in extent, as may be necessary
for the better management of their stock.
This bill was passed by both houses but,
Mr.. ElJred tells us, was vetoed by Chief
Bushyhcad. An effort was then made to
pass the bill over his veto, but the senate
sustained the chief by vote of 8 to 8, and
here the matter will rest for the present.
There will be called session of the coun-
Gil in February and it remains to be seen
whether the fencing question will be agi-
tted.
MIR. Eldred stated that the opposition to
the fencing comes from Il few who are at
tempting to make political capital out OF
their course. Mr.. Eldrcd says his firm will
continue to fence their range, as they dc
not apprchend that any trouble will arise.
The Cherokee strip commences ut the
9jo and continues to the 100, and should
fencing be prohibited on the territory II
wohld affect, more or less, all the large
stock men and pools in Southwestern Kan
| saS,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

Advices from Kinglnan county reveal an
interesting story. 1t appears thata tremen-
dous loan swindle was discovered i'm King
man county which implicated several we'll
know citizens and the sheriff and county
attorney. The sheriff McClain broke iail
and escaped. Sprowls the county attorney
gave bond and suddenly disappeared from
the county. His whereabouts could not
be established and foul play was suspected,
rs Il was feared he wOuld turn States eyi-
idence which would result in the convic-
ton Of his former confederltes. A detec-
tive was employed by the father of Sprowls
To find his son. The report now is that a
charred coat with two bullet holes in il has
been found on the farm of one Carr, which
has been recognized as the one worn by
Sprowls. Carr Is prominant merchant
of KingInan. although, it isalleged he was
connected with the loan swindle and was
interested in having Spiowls ont of the
way.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

t. } to DIR. Yant. dentist, at Med
lcine Lodge for dental work. Z
HIDES! HIDES! HIDES!!!
Hinsen d VanLaningham, al
Harper, Will pay the HIGHEST cash
price for hides and furs. SO
Cal. Orner's City drug store
is the place to buy yonr drugs. 81
Stove pipes, elbows, JOINTS and fixtures
ofevery description are kept by Geppert
& Some. ii
We want your trade and you
need our goods. Sheldon.
"A pleasant place indeed is
Cal Orner's new drug store, Go
and see for yourselves.
Barbed wire speciality at Geppert &
Slone's. II
Lime and hair in large or small quanti-
ties at Geppert & Stones. IA
A car load of new wagons have just been
received by Geppert q Stone. IA
There will be no excuse for any one
freezing this'winter for Geppert & Stone
have just received car load Of cooking
and heating stoveseof every imaginable
pattern. IA
Clocks cheap, CLOCKS expensive; one day.
seven day or thirty day clocks-all kinds
Of clocks at Geppert & Stones IA
CORTLAND buck boards, fancy buggies
and spring wagons in any. Quantity at
Geppert q Ssone's. IA
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

The Edwards county bank ut kinsley,
Kan, was robbed last Saturday evening of
$4,000. The cashier had locked the safe and
vault and went to supper. G. w. Crawford,
county treasurer, has an office in the rear
Of the room occupied by the bank. He
left the building with the cashier, and they
returned together about an hour later. II
was then discovered that some one had been
in the room in the mean time, a number OF
coins being scattered about the floor. The
cashier unlocked the vault and sIfe and then
discovered that $4,000 had deem Ablen
Suspicionht once pointed to Crawford. On
examination pair Of gloves and bunch oi
keys that belonged to him were found neal
the bank. lie acknowledged the robbery
and is now under arrest.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

Tomorrow ut O'Clock there will be n
meeting of stockmen here. The object is
to protest against the action OF certain par
ties In the Southern part Of the county in
driving cattle oyrr into the herd law coun-
ties. The stOckmen are right. The idea
of driving Il lot Of cattle from their natur-
nj trail into Il section where the owners will
be called upon to pay excessive damages
Tor their retention should be stopped. We
hope the meeting will speak in plain
terms
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15
Entertainment at Sun Cir.

a literary entertainment and oyster sup
per will be given at Sun City next Tuesday
evening, Dec. 10, under the auspices of the
Ladies Social Mite society. The entertain
ment will consist of play entitled Out in
the street, tlbleaIIX. music etc. Admis-
sion p cents-childrcn 10 cents. After
this will come the supper at the residence
of L. Z. Whitaker for the small price of 81
cents. The proceeds Of the two affairs
will be used to buy an organ for the church
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

Up north and west there has been con.
siderable irrigation carried on but dis
patch from Hutchinson says that there j:
considerable feeling against converting the
water of the Arkansas from its proper
channel and use into the CANALS. The dis
patch says:
."For some time the past season the river
ut this point and others was practically dry
and 1t Is claimed beyond doubt to have
been caused by the volume of water being
turned into these canals. The loss of water
has worked a serious hardship upon many
mills and other institutions, and to prevent
repetation an Injunction will be asked
to stop further work. The cause will bC
contested by both parties"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15
Cattle for Sale.

NHE undersigned have for sale mixed
4 lot OF cattle consisting ofabout so steers
tnreeS and fours, 100 cows, 160 mixed two
year oids, 100 mixed yearlings. Among
them are three or four yoke of work oxen
aud several good mich cows. Will not al
low the herd topped, but''otherwise will sell
IN lots TO suit purchasers. Will stop and
camp on Little Sandy. east of Cedar Hills,
Barbour county on old Wichita and Medi-
cine Lodge road about the 18th inst.
w JONES Il co.
Caldwell, Kan. Dec. z. 1882.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

The herd law counties adjoining this and
other free counties are having their trouble
with cattle that insist on stepping over the
lines and reviving old recolections by nip
ping few ears of corn or eating up the
entire crop Of the agricultualist. Our cat
tlemcn do their best to make their cattle
satisfied with buffalo grass but can't keer
them from trespassing just a little. BuI
when herd law man does get chance al
m byner Of tresrassing animal h
fbaTgfs MP for lost time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15
Strayed Horse.

Strayed; from my place, west of Lake
City, six weeks ago, one dark brown OF
black horse, Az or Is hands high, brand
eel NJ on left shoulder; had saddle mark on
left side. heavy name and tail. Liberal re-
ward for his return or for information as
to his whereabouts. 4. j. HARGIs.
Lake City, Kans., Dec. s al
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

John Mosley is back from his trip to the
Southwestern part of Colorado. New Mex
leo aud Utah. He thinks the range down
there too much taken up, and the range not
being of the sod kind, like here, il is much
more easily overstocked. The water is
good. where found. .but it Is not In pools.
There great deal OF miscellaneous and
o. 80 branding there lie will soon
t.I..f. q. New N,NcO
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

A pious chap named Edwards. was dis
missed rs teacher in school south of the
river last week because he insisted on his
scholars standing up each time on opening
school to listen to him read and expound
the bible. The directors deserve the thanks
of the entire community for thus sitting
down on such hypocrltical mock piety.
When people employ teacher for their
public schools it is to teach the common
English education, hcta missionary to give
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

When Santa Claus comes around in a
few weeks there is one kind-hearted gentle
man i'm this town he should remember,
This gentleman successfully played the
lodge racket" until it was threadbare, and
was getting along with sitting up with a
sick friend until his wife Glanced to meet
the alleged sick man on the street. Now
he is withoEtan excuse and must get hume
at eight O'Clock or have row.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15
FURNITURE.

We have recently erected on the Ease
side of Central avenue. south, a buildintO
25xS0 feet and stocked it from basement to
garrett with furniture both costly and plain
selected with great care for the trade OF
Harper and Barbour counties. Call anG
examine our stock and be convinced before
purchasing elsewhere.
TULL & BROS.
Harper, Hans, Dec. /, 1882.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15
Livery Feed and Sale Stable,

Hank O'BHa1 desires his friends to know
that ne has opened at Kiowa first class
Livery. Feed and Sale Stable, with every
convenience for taking care of stock to be
found in any town. He will buy or sell
horses or mules in lots or single and will
fill contracts for any kind of animals that
may be desired %
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

"A good way to begin the new year is on
tlmc-cOrrect time. There is no prettier
mantcl piece, no more tasteful parlor Orna-
neEt and certainly no more useful present
than those splendid little clocks ut Sheldons.
They are not the kind that are given away
with packages of tea. but will cost you the
clean cut cash. These clocks have the reg
ular standard alarm to them-and never
fail to wake YOU.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

Parsons 4 Co., the well known firm OF
Harper tell about what they have for
sale in another column. They have organs
pianos and sewing machines of all patterns
and nc lowest prices. The accommodating
salesman, Mr. Feast, makes regular visits
here and will attend to the wants of our
people.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

G.. F. Morton will leave here on or about
the 18th of January for the Territory and
Is DESTROYS Of corresponding with parties
who want him to drive up cattle for them.
Until January 18th his address will be here:
and after that time at Cache, Indian Ter.
ritory.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

We have been told that at Mr.. Whites
near Inyou the following strays my be
found: I'll d, connected on left hip and F
on right: one j.; one IT; one ) o and
one 90.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-15

The Sunday schools of this city will
Ht the VI. L. church aud have Christmas
tree that will be Il credit to thctown. Sew
cral energetic ladies' have been canvlssing
this week for donations for the tree
and have met with good success. The Sun
day school scholars will. be fortunate