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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-08
Ha1slton Happenings.

John Clark and Flora Bridges com
mitted matrimony last Tuesday. They
took the train that evening for a visit
in Wilson county. Mr.. Watts adver-
tised in some eastern paper for a wife,
last fall, and few days ago the adver-
tisement bore fruit i'll the shape of two
women, and kid; it was neither, daugh-
ter and grand-child. The old gentle
man married the mother and is keeping
the daughter and kid for some other
lonely widower or bachelor. The above
isrepOrted, as have been informed, by
reliable parties. -. We drove up to the
Lodge, last Saturday, in company with
Mr.. John Bridges. 1t was his first visit
to the capital of Barber. We found
the streets alive with men and teams
and judge the merchants were doing a
land Office business. We saw Charley
Nelson there, the best sheriff Barber
ever had. We saw Jack Jones there,
the man that closed some twenty or
thirty saloons and joints in Barber
county and resigned his Office in less
than twelve months. We saw the big
eagle in Mr.. Titus office-the largest
we ever saw. We saw that while we
were at dinner at the Cling, that some
one took our "a hat and left us a S1.5O
hat and we were glad we were not left
any worse. :. F. f. Severance says he
has notion to leave the country; that
he has been three or four years here
looking for a good trade and just as
soon as he finds his man and makes the
trade, some one comes up and swears
the man was insane and tries to set
aside the sale. We understand J. A.
McPnee is going to leave Hazelton
soon. jim O'COnnel moved out on
farm south of HaZelton last week. Jim
is tired of city life. d. . A great MANY
farmers are blowing and preparing for
early planting this season. A good
plan. &C. Van Meter and family came
IN from Tennessee, Saturday. They
have come to fight the attachment that
is holding their goods here. The wife
claims everything and if she can hold
the property, the creditors are all in
fair way to lose both their debts and
costs of suit. Tom Cooks wife and
Henry Carts wife are both on the sick
list. Frank Flowers has bought him
a team and will try farming again this
season. II. j. Fox is very anxious to
sell his farm and try some other part of
the world for living. VIC. a.
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WOOD 6 VINCENT.
OUR SAY!

The other merchants have
had their say on low prices,
extra bargains, ETC., and now
we propose to talk.
Until further notice we
will sell at Absolute Cost and
Carnage, our winter stock of
Boots and Shoes, Clothing,
Hats and Winter Furnishing
Goods.
This stock is seasonable.
not shelf worn and was bought
at advantageous prices.
Come in nOW and take adj
vantage of our offer, for it
will be but a short time until
this stock must be packed
away to make room for our
spring goods.
w. s. WATKINS & co.
Main ST., Medicine Lodge.
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Real Estate Transfers,

For the week ending February 4th,
as reported by Bronson Il Houchin
abstracters and conveyancers. Medicine
Lodge, Kansas.
StandifOrd u YOumans to Trus-
tees of Christian church lots Is
and IS blk Cook 5 & Co add to
Medicine Lodge IS $50
r II Hahn to Reuben Hahn lots
80 80 "a SO 80 40 Second ave. East
Medicine Lodge. ............... 1000
Kiowa Town Co to w A Hopkins
lots 4 is in blk IS New KiOwa. $50
Kiowa Town Co to w Z Campbell
lots 8 10 ii II blk 40 lot 8 blk
Is lots 5 50 lot As blk IS New
hIOWd ...... I3E
Kiowa Town Co to w S Clendenin
lots 2 blk Al New KiOwa -. 225
A NJ Peck to l. F Jones II lots in
HazeltOn.. .............. 5000
l. + Jones to A d Wheeler II lots
in Hazelton ................... $500
w Crawford to John w Patter-
son W blk II in Hursts &
Smiths add to HaZelton. .... $50
John, Z Glenn to w II Reed Sc
Io-ol-IO. ZtUO
d Watkins to Anna E Wakefield
s-w Sc 1920. ............. 900
Baxter Wilson to F L Watkins
W ] Sc 1921. 1900
Chas B Collins to w G Heller WI
Sc l3-32-ll. ..........-..... 1000
w c Heller to Baxter Wilson WI
Sc 13-32-11... .... -. 1900
Silas r Jordan to J ii Dunkelburg
ne l1-34-12. ............... $500
J w McKeever to G. G Hancock
set S-w and s-w 4s-e t 29-30-12. 500
Geo w Hendrickson to Z F
KinchelOe W ne ande nw4
o-Sz-Io. l3UO
Effie McAdams to Robert Sander
son NE 32-30-1S. .......... $50
G C Smith to G C McCracken, Ell
lie 8 5 NV l0-31-13. ....... 1900
Henry Morgan to J II Roger lots
12341-S3-1S. i. ............... 1000
Carrie Williams to Jas Z Mills WI
he t and Sc t ne / l0-3l-13. -. 1000
w Gordan to a Hargis lots 2
and ST ne 5-3l-l4. . ....,.. 800
] II Rice to Kate Salyer n s-w4
set NV t ands w ne 25-31-
H. ...t;......... ,-..-.-.,, oUO
p u Cunningham to Henry Sparks
81 S-w I 10-32-14. ............ 1900
c p Hall to w II Reed 81 Sc -
and NE 27-34-l4 .... $500
G Z Hall to w ii Reed lots 1873
and Sc ne 3-34-l4 .... $500
c z Hall to w ii Reed W 4n-w4
NV s-w Of sec ID and s-w
s-w 1884 a.. .......... $500
T. Il Hall to w II Reed lot 1 Sc
onh N i ca i L
NJ Holnicker to j L Mccarthy s-w
tS-w q W INV 81 and ne
ne t 3S,32-14. ............... 1850
NJ Crowder to f L Wills net
NV NE and ne NV q
0I-l4. l0OU
NJ Cattrell 70 g $ Purcivill e Sc
o-oo-if. lOOO
Clemence Lake to Joseph Roger
Sc lS-Sl-l4. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
John Mann to Isabelle Braden
160 acres in 27-3l-14. ...... 5000
Z ID Dennis to j j Mann 100 acres
in % and 36-3I-l4 ......... 5000
Jennie B liOgue to w f Thomas
100 acres % and 3;-30-14. .. I2GO
Frank p Baker to ii Verify s-w
the and W NE t 1921 and
NC 0-02-l4.. NORTHUMBERLAND. 2WO
Jas ii Mallory 70 Y J Fish lots
23O 33-ia ...".....t. =. 1000
o COrliss to F a Whitaker Sc
20 and ne 29-3l-l5. ...,....... $500
L z Hanson to Robt Lebrecht 24O
acres In 10 and 29-32-15 500
John d Owen to G w Dewald M
Sc and n NV t 9-32-l5..... 437
w A Clinkscales to ii Wendall
NV / s-w ! e and e Sc I 81
o--Ao-'ss ss.sss.ss.. 1JOO
John Haggart to J III Parker
NE W Sc 34-33-l5. 1000
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-08
niatricf H0urf

Yesterday, Judge Ellis and full bar
entered on a four weeks term of court
with a docket before them containing
more than 200, cases.
The following proceedings were had
up to last night:
The grand jury was called. Frank
Wise and another member were excused
and b. Lacy and Rev. Hahn selected in
their stead. The jury was instructed
in its duty generally and especially in
reference to violations al the prohlb-
tory law and trespass on school lands.
The jury as now constituted is compOs
ed of the following citizens:
B. Lacy, foreman, Samuel Stewart,
J. X. Fash, Oscar Haberlin,
III. S. Goddard, 4. w. Doughty,
John 81. EAits, John Blair,
L. ]. Griffith 7. Il. Warren,
q. W. Hendrickson, NJ. B. Gilbert,
John j. King. j. G.. Lamont,
Rev. r. Hahn.
The other proceedings are as follows:
State VS. Pool; continued for arrest.
90 VS. Fleming; continued for arrest
" vs. Barnett; continued for arrest
% VS. Woods; dismissed.
=" VS. ID Smith; continued for arrest
Z" VS. Bud Moore; dismissed.
" ", II. Davis continued for
arrest,
State vs. Strong; continued.
- VS. J. II. Brown; dismissed.
= VS. Schler; set for Feb. 9th.
" VS. Carl; continued for arrest.
p" VS. Shembarger and Segarman;
for trial Feb. Sth.
State vs. "; a. Campbell; for trial
Feb. Sth.
State VS. Chas. Coll lns; for trial Feb.
Sth.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-08
THE Cash SYSTEM!

Experienced buyers, wheth-
er they be farmers, tradesmen
or mechanics, all admit that
under the system of Cash at
both ends of the line" they
are enabled to buy and sell
on a much smaller margin of
profits. With the idea of bene-
fitting our customers and at
the same time gaining a con-
siderable advantage for our
selves in the eastern markets,
we have decided that on and
after February LIST, 1888, to
follow strictly the cash sys-
tenn.
We need not tell our many
old customers that ours is by
far the largest and best sell
ected stock of goods in this
county. 1t is a general stock
in every sense of the word and
embraces everything that a
family may need in the way
of necessaries, comforts and
luxuries.
Winter is practically over
and it becomes advisable to
clear out all heavy goods and
to do this, we shall make sub
stantial reductions on all
blankets, woolens, heavy cloth
ing, overcoats, winter boots
and shoes, and in fact all fall
and winter goods.
This is no sensational an.
nOuncement to draw crowds;
but a business proposition
that can not be controverted.
Call and see us with the
cash or its equivalent, and
you will go home with more
goods for the money than you
ever before hauled out of this
town. Respectfully,
Stamford. XoumQnS &Eidred.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Valentine DAY next tuesday.
READ Cunningham $ money adj. 81
The Doran- Roberts sale Saturday.
The grounding did not see his shad-
ow.
George II. Stone is back from Ash
land.
Hard times prices at DIR. Wants den
tai office. 30
The best and cheapest barbed wire at
Morris Bros. 81
Cash paid for hides at the Central
Meat Market. IA
Mr.. A. J. Jones returned, Thursday
last, from his visit east.
Shannon Il Shannon have an abund
ance of money to loan on land. 30
IL. &. Thompson was i'm Wichita last
Saturday figuring on some real estate
deals.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
LIST National bank.
Spend your ready cash where the best
bargains are to be had. Standiford.
YOnmans n Eldred. %
Mai. Eldred and family came in Mon
day from Illinois, where Mrs. Eldred
has been visiting several months.
j. l.. Switzer, OF Mingona, has gone
10 Kansas City to take the position Of
travelling agent OF the Live Stock Indi-
Gator.
For tender steak, juicy roast, or
any kind Of smoked meat, fresh and
good, see Marquand, next door to the
.postofiice. Il
+. III. Shelley was up from Kiowa
This week. lie attended the prospect
ing meeting and gave IN some valuable
information.
The Doran X Roberts sale will occur
Saturday, llth inst. commencing at 10
O'Clock, a. m. A lot Of good horses and
vehicles will be sold.
A car load of flour and car load of
groceries and supplies just unloaded and
marked down To n cash basis by Standi-
ford, Youmans X Eldred. 30
Ed. Mcl.ain, the rustling collector for
Barton Bros, Kansas City, is here this
week looking after his firms claim on
The Ramsey 4 Sheldon stock.
Prof. Six has written = very pretty
quick-step which I've calls the INDEX
Quick-step." II is dedicated to this
popular journal Of education.
7. a. McClearey this week. through
Henry Morgan. traded several horses
and a quarter-sectiOn north Of town, u
=. Taber for the latter's farm west OF
town.
q. w. Moore, of Valley township,
was I'm Missouri and northern Kansas,
last week, on a trading expedition
The recent rains however have made
him satisfied 10 bold his Barber county
property.
Editor Burleigh, of the iIaZelton Elk
press, was here yesterday. lie has
branched out in the newspaper bus,
ness aud has just started a paper al
Iuka, Pratt county. Ills brother viii
from Iowa, will be his partner.
Through the efforts Of waIdFon Chase
n series of four select dances have beer
arranged for ThOmpson's opera house
as follows: February 10th and End and
March 9th ana sd. The ball and ex'
eelIent music by the home Orchestrs
will be furnished &C the small price OF
two dollars for the feuE dances. The
attendance will be confined 10 the very
best people of the city and no objection
able characters will be admitted under
any circumstances. The hrst dance will
occur next Friday evening, 10th inst.
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List Of Letters
TRANsFIR LINE.

j. 3. Gano is the manager of the South
western Bus and Transfer Line. Buses and
baggage wagons meet every train, passenger
and freight. Delivers freight and express ir
any ppTf sf ZIP siiy: Lsays srlsrs at the
Office of c, u TaiiafsrFo. OF NJ the bus barn ON
Kansas avenue. west
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The Public Schools.

Report of the public schools for the
month ending Friday, Feb. 3, 1888:
Room No. = 3
Number Enrolled. ...... 90 90 45 AZ ~
Average daily attended, 50 A. 30 AZ ~
Per cent. of attendance 81 20 81 80 30
Per cent. OF hardness. 4 IL 3 9 3K
Number not absent. l3 IL 10 Ii Il
Total enrolment, 213; total daily attendance,
22S; total not absent, ~.
Since the ''rules and regulations"
have gone into force, we are able to do
better work than ever before. The
parents have almost universally cooper
ated with us, thus helping Us to secure
good discipline. We think we have a
good, healthy progressive spirit in our
work, and we invite the patrons and
frienns to visit us whenever they can.
o. Il. BKESON, Prin.
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Hand Press For Sale.

We have for sale, cheap for cash, an
s-column Washington hand press, as
good as new. Having put in steam
power press, we have no use for the
hand press. ANY person who has cash
to pay for it can learn the figures by
addressing THK INDEX,
Medicine Lod ., Klaus,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-08

,0UpU Sea Wonders exist in thousands of
HINT forms. but are surpassed by the mar
0HA yels of invention. Those who are in
need of profitable work that can be done while
living at home should at once send their Cd
dress to Halied & Co.. Portland. Maine, snd
receive free. full information how either sex.
Of all ages. can earn from - TO $z5 per day and
upward. ~ lerever they live You are started
rec; capt. Al not required. Some have made
ever so IN SINCE day ct this work. An succeed
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PUBLIC SALE.
At the Haryis Ranch, tWo Miles
West of Lake City.


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY iss, 1883.
Commencing at the above time and place.
at 10 O'Clock a. m. will sell at public auction,
the following property:
THREE GOOD WORK MULES,
ONE SPAN OF WORK MARES,
TWO YOUNG MULES,
THREE SPAN GOOD HORSES,
Including span of extra Drivers,)
ONE KENTUCKY JACK, % years old,
A number of good Mich Cows,
Several Polled Angus Bulls,
A variety of Farming Implements, including
Flows, Cultivators, Listers, Corn Planters
wagons, BUGGY, Set of Double harness. and a
hundred other things, too numerous to mention.
Also my Household and Kitchen Furniture,
including everything needed on frst-class
farm or ranch.
Terms:-All sums under $40, cash over $40
a credit of six months, secured by approved
note. discount of per cent. for cash.
A. j. HARGIS,
% Lake City, Kansas.
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Postal Laws Of Esvspapsr,.

l. Subscribers who do not give exuress notice
u tne contrary, are considered as wishing to
continue their Subscriptions
:. Any person VINO takes paper regularly
from the post ONCE, unless the paper Il sent
tree 0y understanding or as a sample COPY. je
responsible for the subscription
> subscribers move to other places with
out in1Orming the publisher, they are responej-
ole- Notice should always be given Of removal
:. ANY person ordering die apgf to be dis
continues ml,si par uE an arrearage, or the
puoilsher may continue to eend II until pay
nent IL made and collect the whole amount
"nelner II Il taken out VI the ONCE or rot
2. fostmasters are required II ,1ive notice ,,v
Frs1s, ,s.t does not take his paper
onscc. Neglecting TO do so makes
the postmaster responsible to the publisher for
the paper.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-08
PASSENGERS GOING WEST

Should take Hubbard Sons Daily Stage limo
for sawyer AMI there board the g. X. X W. cars
for ColdwRter. Ashland and all intermediate
points Tho hacks leave Medicine Lodge every
morning nj o'clock and arrive here at y. m.
Trains pass sawyer going west at l;tS p. m;
Eoing east at 2S,, y. IN. Hack fare to sawyer
$40 HUBBARD s. Sos.
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BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1883.

POSTAL.
POstonice ~ Medicine Lodge open from : 4 "
70 y rN. Sundays one hour arrival of mail.
Money order Office. Y A. MCCLEARY. +. ".
&. A.MCCLEART, Assistant.
The Mails:
From Attica and all Eastern points. arrives
daily az t2:t5 Pm: leaves daily NJ 2:'DPN.
From Ashland, COldwHtcr, NescHtunRR, sun
City, Lake city and MinEonR, arrives daily.
From kiuwn, T. Ill, Cancmu, sexton, Eldred,
Hazclton, Hardtner aud lEtna. arrives daily,
20 y. M. Leaves ~ ~ "a. m
From kingman. Bruss. Rates. Nashville, ar
rives ~ blD. pm. Leaves at - a.. m.
From sawyer, Elm Mills and Amber. arrives
ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridi - NJ 2;fi
?. N. Departs Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sstur-
days atsAN. Arrives NJ sawyer nj l:l5 o. m.
Southern Kansas Railroad Time Card.
GOING EAST.
Passenger and Express, leaves. ..... .2:t5 y. IN.
Freinht, leaves .lVdO y. IN .
COMING WEST.
Passenger and Express. arrives. LAS y. IN.
Freight, arrives .bdD y. m
=. II. HTNEs, g. 2. A.
n. ". CASE, Local Agent.
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CORN roR SAKE.

ONE THOUSAND BUSHELS OF CORN. in
the crib. shelled or on the cob. Call on or
address. PRANK STRONG.
~ Grand Hotel, Medicine Lodge. Kama.
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TO THE FRONT!

Having noticed dcdger which was thrown
Dut few days ago by one of our neighbors,
-tating that they were selling the best brands
If Flour ever sold in IleFber county, or the
west, therefore. for the benefit of the public
generally, will state that l am selling Flour
.Ehich viii c,mpare with any sold in the state
Please note reduction i'm prices.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-08

Remember these prices are got limited to
ten days. did aot see the raise ON four so
quick as some others, but it has risen 10 cts
yer 100 lbs, al the saue, and II needsh - I am
->.c 20 sell ten car loads at these prices. also
keep Corn. Oats. Minfee1 and Hay i'm stock
Call in and see me before you buy and save
money. J. o. ANDREWS.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

A sIX-HORsE-POwEh STEAM ENGINE.
accessory puilcys. shafting and betting, all In
the best Of cr.ier. aud Cheap for Cash. This l.
4 perfect outfit for corn-sheller, corn ard
cob crusher and steamer for chopped feed
CaIl at once. II must be sold.
THE INDEX.
% Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
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HACK TO ISABEL.

DORIAN g. ROBERTS are now running a
daily Hack to Isabel IA miles north of Medi-
cine Lodge, where connections are made with
trains going east and west. Persons DESTROYS
of visiting Pratt, Comanche, Clark or Meade
counties can save time and money by patron
izing this line. Hacks leave Medicine Lodge
at 10 o'clock a. m, daily, and return here in
the afternoon.
They also have Livery and Feed Stable at
Isabel. n
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-02-08

For the week ending February 4th,
as reported by Bronson Il Houchin
abstracters and cOnveyancers. Medicine
Lodge, Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11
COTTON SUIT

We have to pay for these clothes S21. O5, 500
on account Of the duty, thus going into the peck
cts OF manufacturers over and above every cent
the honest laws Of supply and demand would
permit these manufacturers TO have. You get q
S12 IS suit but you pay $21.O5 for it.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11
TRUSTS EXPLAINED.
The Herald Raked "Fore and AT {.
"A table showing how the
Tariff RObs the People.
and creates trusts.

Last week, under the above elabor-
ate heading, a correspondent Of the
Phillipsburg Democrat, signing him
self M" gave US a column and a
half of 'raking'' for advising the
UnOin Labor voters to join the Re
pubicans in the effort to GUST the
non-progressive, free-trade demo
cratic party. In this article we will
reply to one point only, of the
communication alluded to. 'M."
takes the very fauacious position that
tariff duty levied on an article, adds
to the retail price of such article the
amount of the duty. To illustrate his
position he gives a table of his own
getting up and says:
Here is my table and it is absolutely correct:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11
vestibuIe Trains 10 chicago.

The Vestibule train is a new factor
In western railroad transportation
It is claimed, by these trains being
connected by steel hoods, all danger
Of telescoping in case Of accident Is
removed, the train being practically
one long car. 1t is certain that the
oscillation Of the cars IS greatly re-
duced, and it Is also certain that the
vestibule trains afford the greatest
comfort yet known to travellers. The
adoption of this style Of train by the
Chicago Santa Fe & California Rail
way between Kansas City and Chica-
go is a strong bid for the passenger
traffic between the West and Chicago.
This new road Is IN many particulars
ahead Of any Of It's older competitors,
and VIII undoubtedly be the popular
road to Chicago.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11

part Of the world A protective tar
if works In this wise: Put a duty on
a certain manufactured article, and
that Immediately stimulates capital
lists to engage in the manufacture Of
that line Of goods. That means home
competition. Worlmen are employ
ed raw material purchased, buildings
are erected, a demand for farm pro-
duce created, and soon that line of
manufactured goods becomes so plen-
tiful that the retail price goes down
and consumers can buy cheap-oft
times for a price no greater than the
duty that was placed on the goods.
Every careful reader Of American
history Is familiar with this fact.
The tariff law should be frequently
revised and so adjusted that it will
work justly to all parts of this great
country Of such vast size and diversi-
fed interests. The HERALD is not a
High Protectionist nor is it a Free
Trader, but believes in judicious,
moderate, properly adjusted tariff,
not only for revenue, but to furnish
protection to those home industries
needing the fostering care of the
Government.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11

The Republicans who are in favor
of the party adopting a temperance
plank in the National Platform held
a meeting at CooPer's Institute, New
York, on the End instant. Letters
were read from Senators General
Joseph R. Hawley, William M.
Evarts, John Sherman, and William
Window, and other leading repub-
licans who favor the proposed plank.
Frank Haddock, of Sioux City Iowa,
son of the Rev. George c. Haddock,
who was murdered, was called on for
a speech. He said he believed the
republican party was the instrument
in the hand of God used in working
out the greatest and best problems Of
hur race, and one of these problems
was the liquor question. It was an
important convention
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11

We invite purchasers to call and see rs and
1t viii cost them nothing to enquire and we
corners all the Information we can ia regard
generally. Also TO those desiring TO sell we
and we viii gladly give them a place in the list