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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-02-19

Any person desiring to purchase
good house, 14x2S, two rooms, and a lot
and a half, at very cheap figures, can
learn of bargain by calling at this
office q
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of this association may be adopted at
any meeting, provided the same shall
be deemed necessary.
Contributions or assessments for the
furtherance of the object of this asso-
citation may be solicited whenever in
the opinion OF the officers thereof, such
contributions shall be deemed neces-
sary.
There shall be finance committee
of three appointed to solicit funds for
the association, the chairman of which
shall be treasurer of this association.
No money shall be paid out except on
the order of the president. The treas
urer shall report at each meeting.
The board of directors, with the presi-
dent, shall have authority to employ
any agent or agents as they may deem
necessary, and prepare all documents
and advertisements; and have the ex
elusive control of the finances of said
association, and to report their action
TO this association"
The committee also submitted the
following names, as officers of the aSSO-
citation, which were declared elected:
Your committee suggest or recon-
mend the following names for officers
OF said association:
For president, JAS. A. Blair; for vice.
president for Medicine Lodge township,
A. l.. Freeman; secretary, A. J. Jones;
treasurer, j. w. McNeal.
Board of directors: w. w. Cook,
Burd Lucey. Z. p Caruthers, l.. NJ.
Axline, A. l.. Noble"
THE BRIDGE BURDEN.
During the time the committee was
out, the everlastingly agitated bridge
question was brought up. There was
a deep silence, which was interrupted
by Judge O'Bryan rising to his feet.
He said that in the early days of this
town, when people wanted To cross the
river they would swim across, or wait
until the water receded; business was
not pressing then, as it is now. and the
people must be accommodated. If l0O
people were kept away every day, and
these would trade 50 apiece, the town
was loosing just that amount. He ia
vOred two bridges over the river ard one
over north Elm creek, to be built by vot-
ing township bonds for the purpose.
Here Judge Lacey interjected an Amen,
that seemed To indicate he was Meth
odist back in Indiana. He, too, thought
township bonds should be voted.
w. w. Cook favored the plan of hav-
ing the Railroad company to build the
bridge, as they already had the necessary
appliances and could do it cheaper.
A gentleman from Coldwater said he
hoped the bridge would be built. Out
there they want to draw their supplies,
both merchandise and mail. from this
point as it is nearer than Kinsley, Ed
wards county, and here stages are reg.
ular, while there they go and come when
ever they get load. Yes, Coldwatel
and the other towns are looking with q
longing vision toward Medicine Lodge
and a bridge and divide road due west
of town will induce them to come here
Many others spoke in favor of the
bridge, and finally committee was ap
pointed to investigate the financial con
dition of the township and ascertain t
what extent bonds could be voted TIL,
committe consists of w. w. Cook, b
Lacey and james Boutwell,, with in
structions to get estimates on the cos
of building. And now let's build
bridge across the Medicine!
Bridge the Medicine river.
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Dissolution Notice.

Ladies, the INDEX has the finest line
of visiting cards ever shown here.
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The copartnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm name of Sanderson
4 Murphy has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All debts and ac-
counts due the firm are payable to NJ.
ID. Sanderson, who will also pay the
liabilities of the firm.
NJ. ID. SANDERsON,
w. w. MURPHY.
Medicine Lodge, Jan. q, $50. 35-4t
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-02-19

A Pair Of Work Cattle For Sale Cheap.
Age and 8 years. Inquire at the EAGLE
CHIEF RESTAURANT. 81
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LOWEST PRICES, BEST STYLES,
POLITE ATTENTION.
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-02-19
House and Lot For Sale.

An elegant lot of new stationery just
received at the INDEX Office.
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Wanted Good Tenant to Rent Farm for
Cash or Grain.

A good bottom farm don't overflow; 80 acres
broke ano fenced: a house, well. stable and
out-buildings; two and One-baf miles south OF
Medicine Lodge. Inquire of I. G. Jones OF
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4Here, HI pay you You esl1
yourself coin and silver collector
working on commission. l only wani
TO know how Won came to go into ths
business. will give you Eve dollars
if vou tell me.
The boy hcsitated, and Andrew
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sit is none Of your business" be
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but here's letter / got when | was
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will answer your question"
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~and, oh /. led me add, make your es-
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way and I'll follow 1t is my chance,
| guess
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along the railroad track, and then
returning locked the door, and then
taking out his own letter he compar-
ed the two. One was an exact coun-
terpart of the other.
'.Coin and silver collecting in the
employ of burglars. Oh, what an
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is an organized band They would
have taken my money and then
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ding. | see it all now
With such conclusions as these,
he put out the light and went to bed,
but not to sleep. His excited brain
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and noticing his wild, haggard look.
What ails you, my SOM
For answer, the son, almost as
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trusted partner now. The boy was
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