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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29

A Reform In which All Young Men
should he Interested.
"Georgep Her voice was low aud sound
ed very pathetic as she spoke. George
| love you dearly--madly, but you must
reform"
Reform. my darling, he returned, as an
expression OF surprise shot athwart his
face as hungry pug shoots across a barn
ward at dinner time. Reform, petl Aud
have l not rcformed9 Ihave stopped smok-
ing and drinking, and what more can you
aSkg'
George" she persisted. sweetly, while
the love-llght 1T up her eyes like a calcium
light at a meiOdrama; ''The collar that you
wear Is out OF style. II stands mp aud the
front corners turn over. George. my love;
that collar must go. Last night Charlie
was down here. and he wore different
kind Of collar; and oh, George, my own, IL
you only knew how much less II pTicked
my cheek, you would"
But George was no longer there. He
had rushed madly out into the pale moon
light and was breathing vows Of vengence
on Charles head. Such little things will
sometimes rufie mans temper. = Ihs
Rambler
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
POUR PICTORIAL PARAGRAPHS.
Origin OF n Club Name.

II was curious" remarked Fogg, chow
the new Boston club received its name"
why, how Was that?" asked two or three
Of the boys why you See" said Fogg,
removing his cigar, aud then remouthing il
for a half-dozen leisurely pufTs; "why, you
see the members were sitting around the ia
bic, each one thinking with all his might
for an appropriate name for the club. II
was so very quiet that the servant outside
thOnght the gentlemen had all gone home
At all events, he suddenly opened the door,
and addressing his fclow-servant within,
uttered thes G remarkable words: IAN gone,
Quinn" IL came Ike an inspiration. II
seemed the very name for which all were
sea,chIng. IL was Immediately and unani-
m0uSly voted that the new club should be
The Algonquin. "-BOStOn TTanScTipk
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
GOPHERs.
A Schooiboy's OmposItion on the Fur
Of Hunting These Curious Animals.

sehoolboy's imposition on the Fun
Of Hunting These Curious Animals.
GOfers is kuriOus. They are made of
hair an tail and stripes an korn and
have pocket ON each SIDE Of his jaw in
stead Of in his pants. Gofers eat oats an
kOrn and roots an so forth. When you
shoot them they always krawl in their
holes to dy. They seem to carry the hole
with them an when they get shot they
dro? the hole an run in Golfers sit up an
whistle at a feler an laf. Once one
whiStled TO me. / snunk up on him with
gun an shot him. He jest dropped as
quick a. cat can wink an eve and run
round and looked for the shot, and got
killed over. The best way to shoot a
gofer IS TO poison him. We soaked some
korn in striknine un' throwed it round.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
CRIMINAL NEGLECT.
An Improvement Whose Construction
Should BE Made Compulsory.

An Improvement Whose Construction
should Be Made Compulsory.
When we reached Toledo looked at nv
watch. We had barely ten minutes to get
across to the Union Depot and catch the
Canada Southern train. 1t looked like an
impossibilty. but to an old traveller there is
no such word as (, a, !, e. / tossed my boy
into the nearest carriage, hurled my sister
In after him, ran down the platform like
mad man, tore the checks from my baggage
Il always call my room my apartments,
the check on my trunk, my checks, and my
family physician. my physicians; there is
so much embonpoint and coup d'etat in
plural), dragged my trunks TO the carriage
myself, and shouted to the astonished
hackman: ''An extra dollar if We catch the
Canada Southern How that man did
drive. Rackety swat over the pavements of
Toledo, over telegraph messenger boy on
this corner and within an inch of going
over wheelbarrow at a crossing, but the
wheelbarrow, being alone was more act
i've than the messenger boy, and so got out
OF the way. Over the bridge, like an ar.
row in spite of legal prohib tIon, down to
the Island House and here we are. thrust
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29

The gOfers would slip up an grab a piece.
sit up an hold 1t with his front hands an
nlbble II, when all to a sudden he would
look surprised then he would drop the
korn, rub his stunick with one hand, Klaus
stricknine Is awful hot. then gave a ig
whistle md drop ded. 1 have seen a gofer
fill his cheeks so full of oats that he had
worn hole in each cheek rubbin' against
the side of the hole as he ran down. Some
gofers IS awful greedy. They freez up in
winter and thaw out in the spring Once
found frozen gOfer and took him home
an thawed him out He was awful sur
prised Klaus he thought it was summer.
The cat killed him an l skun him. Gofers
look awful funny when they are skint-
Memo, in Peek sun
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
TIME FLIES.

II seems but a short while ago
That the fields all Their beauty were wear
ing;
Now his ooe 70 the "Beaut ful Snow"
The poet already prepar ny.
TIE rose was red,
Tho violet blTe;
TIE rose de- "a,
The vto.et too.
IL seems but yesterday she tired the strand
And Stoned TO the mus e OF the band
But ycStCr lav S..e -amhOled IN the sea:
Now close BESIDE the stove size wants 10 Le
thus time speeds on. How swift the season
fiv:
The natty bath Ig suit 6 scarcely dry
Before the time lor wear n. furs is n gh.
-DOSUH Courier.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
a Meditation.

doan know why er pusson wants ter
cut OFT er dogs tail. III natur hadn't
wanted de dog ter hab er tail she wouldn't
hab yin him one. It's er pitlful sight ter
See ct glad dog Try ter wag his tail when
he amt got none. II put me n mine o. er
mHn dat hab los bOf arms tryin' ter shake
han = wid rr fricn'. IL sartanly doan i'm
prube or dogs looks ter cut Off his tui, an
Oar oughi"r Dc er law passed ter prevent
slca cruilncsS. Ef l wuL or bOh-tail dog
folss would hab ter take dar chanceA-
- aTlatHsutp Trdrcigr.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
| RETIRiNc Raoa T-StooI e.5crgc,-,

people who loiter about railway stations
should be fools. There is too much broad,
glaring publicity about our American
Railway stations. There should be
more privacy, more eXclUSiveness.
At every railway station where peo-
pie of the upper classes are liable
TO be misled as to the standard and running
time of inactive watches and thus be led
into somewhat eXtravagant action, there
should be long, deep, dark hole, about
fifteen miles long, extending under the
nearest range of mountains for the citizens
OF the upper classes to retire into until the
coarse hilarity of the vulgar crowd should
have expended itself.-Burdet c, in Brook
IyIl Eagle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
A Doubtful Case.

The frequency with which Pete Beasely
appeared in the courts OF Austin as wit
ness has caused considerable excited COM
ment unfavorable to his veracity.
Have you not been guilty of perjury in
your testimony in this case?' asked law
yer on the cross-examination.
May be so, but can't swear to it." was
the pert replY.-Terds Siftings.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
IF.
"a respectful Perversion of swinburnel

"a respectful Perversion of Swinburncl
II danse > fair and youthful
But meant the things they say,
All. then what JOY to listen
When c es of azure ri stem.
And tender words and truthful
Our fears and doubts clay!
If damsels fair and youthful
But meant the things they say.
If ma dens never fiirted,
And men were never false;
If mar ms never ch ded
Ard wall-towers ne'er derdcd,
Ones cares nil hit be diverted
Bv gliding through a waltz;
If mSidens never flirted
And men were never false.
IL bOTcS were never present
And Doors were never seen;
" & rls in their ten h season
Would only list To reason.
'Twould render much moro pleasant
Society, ] ween.
IL bOreS were never present,
And boors were never seen
-Rdmbler
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
Nature and Art.

There was great deal of art about the
minister's sermon to-day, wasn't there?''
inquired Mr.. Tompkins of Deacon Good
man.
Il can't say that it struck me that way I"
respond ed the Deacon. ION the contrary,
/ thought 1t quite natural"
1T sounded very much like art to me-"
viii You be kind enough TO explain?''
"Wel, you know art is long, and that
sermon WAS"
''Oh, ah," interrupted the Deacon, 81
see" a I'D the conversation changed.-lfer-
eliGnt 7 rdreler.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
How IL w. Settled.

One OF the boar'lers in a private boarding
house in this city. not over prompt in pay
Ing beard bills, grumblingIy observed, a
morning or two ago, in the hearing of the
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29

the hackman's pay and extra fee into his
honest palm, had the trunks of the car
riage before he could touch it and whirled
1t up to the baggage-room. "TrOit!' |
yelled. Lively nOw-have tick't in min'tr'
Away flew to the ticket Office, knocking
people right and left, followed by the in
spring cheers and pleasant remarks of the
multitude. "Tickt 'Troitv' | shouted to
the agent snatched up my ticket. threw
down my money. ran away without my
change and found my trunks checked. I
seized it by the remaining handle yanked
it off the truck, and hauling my now
atfrighted family along with the other
h nd, flew toward the track where the
Canada Southern should be standing. But
quiet grave looking man with q railway
uniform on stopped me.
''Where are you dOing?" he said quietly.
"DetrOitP yelled. 'G'Out o. my way,
r I'll ride we down.
But your train is not ready" he said
persuasively; ''it doesn't start for nearly an
hour yet. You should not get so excited.
The baggage master will take care of that
trunk and l will call you wien the train is
ready. The waiting room is just at that
further end of the station"
Any mans watch is liable TO run down
and stop, but that is no reason why the
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29

"They tell me YOU have acquired = snug
fortune, Mr.. Grimes.7
perhaps have"
"what was the secret Of your success?'
Winding my own business. sir. ''-ol
cGgo Ledger.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
TWAS EVER THUS.

The winter days are near at hand
When s..ently through all the laad
Tue snow will fall;
Its duZzl ne wh.teucss all around
NIi dr.it a. owe the frozen ground.
Desp over ali
Then the young lover haste viii ruakA
And In a narrow cutter take
HIS q RI 20 ride;
And she viii lgu n. rl,the aud jocose,
Beneath tne buna.o snuggied c.ose
Up TO his side.
Meanwhile at home his aged faith
Er will. 10 shovel out path
Tie DR. 70. attack:
And while Love holds the youth IN thra1
The poor man a home will al
Most break his hack.
-SumerCiue Journal
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29

boarding missus:" "This coffee isn't set
tied" IL guess IL will be settled before
your bill Is settled" she quickly retOrted
This was a settler he little expected. 1,
set little ripple of laughter in motion
round the table, and. when It sett cd. the
peacenlaser Of the house observed that
there were probably grounds for complaint
ON both sides, which settled the matter, and
harmony resumed her reign. - Boston
Courier.
In Texas HosteIry.
Guest-Waiter, bring me some rice pud.
ding.
Waiter-Boss, can't Jess recormend de
rice pudding to-day.
What's the matter with it?"
Muffin, cept dar amt none"-Teras
Siftings.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
An In.lnoere Little Girl.

Mother-My little girl goes to sleep 30
nicely every night when 1 sing TO her
Isn't that SO, Mamie?
Mamie--YeS, that's so, ma.
The mother leaves the room for mo-
ment and Mamie says to tie visitor:
Don't tell ma, but On,y make out that
am asleep to get her to stop singing she
sings SO awful bad. "--ECchdtge.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
POSTAL.
The Mails:

POstoficc at Medicine Lodge open from A =,
tOPPh. Sundays one hour on arrival of mail,
Money order Office T.. A. NECESSARY. =. NJ
A. =. MCCLENRY, Assistant.
The Mails:
From Atticn md MI Eastern points, arrives
duly at PN: leaves daily ats "
From Ashland, Coldwatcr, Nescutunga. Sol
dicr Greek, ked Creek, sun City, Lake City.
MiIRona, kingmnn, BrOss, New kiOwa, arrives
daily.
t. ~, arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
d. ysRt5PN. Depatsrucsdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays ntSA VI
FROM luka, Elm Mills and Surutogn arrives on
tuesdays Rnd Fridays ut . = and departs on
WCdncsdnNs nnd SATURDAYS ut NJ.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
Before and After.

DoiOEc anu AhteE.
do you love me. darling?" she softly
breaIhed in her betrOthed's ear.
Better than life, my precious dove" he
murmured
Three years later she asked him:
''Do you love me now as then?"
"Oh, let up on that old chestnut, will
your was his soulful reply.-N. Y. Jour
mai
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29

HHRISTiAN.- Prcnchiny every SUNDAY NJ
Sll O'Clock A VI. SUNDAY trhorl ~ N o'olucl
a. IN. every SUNDAY. A. " NULVEY Pos'O-.
CATHOLIC CHURCH - Services on third
sunday Of cverv month NJ ShCrloCk's hall ~
lO:O n. I'M. Sunday school immc@iatClV after
ward. joins B. MCKUNE, Pastor
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
Democratic Central Committee.

A'SSA1s4N NeHlia4 NVMHAltsee'
L.. y. CARu1HUHs, Mediciae Lodge.
W. Il. WILLIAMS sharon.
:. r. DGCKERSOS, Elm Nils.
4. $. PROCrDR, sun city.
~. " MASON Lake civ.
j. W. SIMMONS, New Kinwa.
" e. ALFOHD, liHZCltou.
l.. &. CuAuu, sexton.
Las. MUEuOCE. Iodi
TuOs. j. DYER. Cumminsford
T.. L. CARUTIIERS. Chairman
W. Il. WILLIAMS, Secret9Ty.
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nOcrOR KESsIER.

0mp over First National bank building.
"a MEDTcEE LODGE. KASs.
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A Good suegestio

"You seem to be serious this morning.
Colonel" said one Missouri gentleman to
another
"fes, Major, am puzzled to know what
70 do. Tie merchant with whom l have
been dealing his been dunning me every
day for the past weak. 1 believe I'll step
around and shoot him."
Don't do that Colonel Yo0 might have
TO pay fine. Keep on trading with him.
and If he don't starye to death hr will kill
himself. ."-Miss0Gr Exchange.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
DocToR NEINcKE.

Medicine Lodge. Kans.
Oners his professional services 70 the public.
once and Residence ut Lindsey a Co.'S. drug
storo opp. Grand hotel. once hours I 10 2; to
b,P.M.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29

DRESBYTERIAN.-Sc on second mn.
l. fourth sundays Jf each mouth. Suudn'
school at 10 A. ". \. AXLINE, Pastor
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-01-29
CHURCHES

ATETHODIST EPISCOPAL-Scrviccs ever,
4N4 sunday at II :OO ". m. and 30 y. m. sun
lay school every sunday NJ $500 y. m. PIHyri
meeting every "wednesday evening ~ 5:Gl
strangers invited. W. n. GILLIAN, Pastor
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GEORGES TRIAL.

Reform In which All Young Men
should lie Interested.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-02-23
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