Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-08-28

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All coal sold must be for cash at the
Badger Lumber Company. 1913
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
John Poston and G. b. Wiley were up
from Kiowa Monday and yesterday.
The McNeal Mortgage Company
makes speciality of short time loans. 8
Bronson & Houchin have cheaper
money than ever, to loan on good
farDIs.
John s. Runyan is now notary pub
lie, having been appointed last week by
the governor.
See t. l.. Lindley. manager. for year
ly interest farm loans; also short time
chattel loans. 8
Carpets for everybody, at Rigg s.
Johnston's. Nearly hundred samples
to select from. IL
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
lst National bank. 4
The second story of the new school
building is up, and the walls will soon
be ready for the roof.
Blacksmith shop and tools to rent.
Situated on South Main street. Inquire
of j. Neff McClearey, 13tf
Patrons of the creamery can get the
| checks for milk and cream furnished
since August 10th by applying to I. l..
Lindley.
Yearly interest loans. with the priyi-
lege Of paying the principal at any IN
terest payment, made by Shannon &
Shannon. 10t4
The young people of the Christian
church have very interesting prayer
meeting every Friday night. Every
body invited to attend.
For Rent-A good farm; 100 acres
ready for wheat; II miles from railroad
depot possession given at once. l.. F.
Pearson, Medicine Lodge. 10
Judge Ellis and family returned Mon
day, from their visit to Name. They
report having had pleasant visit,
though they were glad to get home.
You have saved your crop, and now
you should pay your good wife for her
unceasing labor and many denials, by
buying her a nice carpet. Rigg & John
stonshave great variety. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith. of the
Hazelton Stock Farm, and Mrs. j. j.
McVay, of Hazelton, old time friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. McCracken, spent
few days with them last week.
A party composed of S. E. Stone, Z.
Sample, John DOhrer, g. J. Southworth
and Ed Stanley went to the Territory
yesterday to kill chickens. They will
bring in wagon load tomorrow.
At present the pension examining
board for Barber county is DIR. w. H.
Moore and DR.. Burney, of this city, and
DIR. a. $. Cloud, of Kiowa. They will
meet here the third Wednesday in each
month, to examine applicants.
Our Sexton correspondent asks where
are those high prices the republicans
promised last fall Well. binding twlne
is surely high enough. Sugar and cOf-
fee have advanced hardware is higher:
what more could a farmer want?
The republicans of Medicine Lodge
township last Saturday nominated the
following township ticket, to be voted
on at the November election Trustee,
Henry burst; treasurer, A. NJ. Houch-
in; clerk, w. S. Finney; constables,
John r. Mccoy and S. 3. Hitchcock.
Wellington Standard: miss Cora
McClearey, daughter of the Medicine
Lodge postmaster, returned home this
morning, after spending yesterday in
this city, attending the Sunday school
convention. Miss McClearey made
many friends and admirers during her
short stay in the city,"
Capt. John Rogers and wife will start
this week, to Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, where Mrs. Rogers will re-
main several months. The captain will
soon return, and locate on his claim,
near Kingfisher, Oklahoma, which he
can prove up inside of year, he hav-
ing been four years soldier. Their
home here will be occupied by A. NJ.
Houchin.
Has any OF the Medicine Lodge sub
scribers to the Kansas City News ever
seen line in that paper about this city?
When the agent secured his list, it was
with the promise that he would give a
faithful and ineligible description Of
this city and its industries. SO as we
have so often told you, 1t does not pay
to bite at the scheme of every glib talk
er that comes along.
The Cas-car-rla problem, distributed
by j. Il. Young a. Co., City Drug Store,
has been giving some of our experts
quite tussel. OF all the answers re-
turned to them, there were but two
alike, and but one correct. Correct
answer Town gives agent cents, OBJ
tanned by bearing in mind that the
amount of liquor on hand at the begin
ming, and again at the end of the term.
has nothing to do with the question. Is
Ordinarily the INDEX will permit no
newspaper correspondent to tell greater
things about the county or city than it
publishes in its own truthful columns;
but one James Maloy, who was here
several weeks ago, on visit, in let
ter to the Fayetteville, (Ark.,) Senti- !
mel, writing Of Medicine Lodge indus |
tries. INCORPORATED the following item /
They have also at that place china
mandatory, turning out goods made
from substance found in the lmme-
date vicinity, that combines the advan- |