Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-10-23

Book s. Co. will trade you clothing for
cattle. %
DR.. Moore reports boy this week to
the wife or Morgan Gilbert.
Book & Co. will trade you clothing for
corn. p
Was Jim Dobson ever mayor of Ca Id
well His political biographers say
that he was. while we understand from
a reliable source that he never held that
position.
w. r. Pritchett. of Pike county, Mo-,
and his wife, are out here on visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henton, of
Sharon. Mr.. Pritchett is a staunch
democrat.
The report Of the teachers assocla-
ton, which met here on the 18th inst,
did not reach the INDEX last week in
time for publication. The matter would
be stale now.
A white quail was killed by w. w.
Brown, Of Eagle township, this week
and presented to John Dohrer and Roll
Il. Clark who at once sent it to Snow
Hall, State University, Lawrence.
Howard Woods, a nephew of Mrs. G..
Q. Chandler, Sr., died at Rapid City,
Dakota, last week and was buried at
Nebraska City this week. Mrs. Chand-
Ter went up to attend the funeral.
All kinds of stoves, implements, bug
gies, wagons, builders hardware, black
smiths stock, woodwork, cutlery, am
munitlon, ETC., in the Geppert & Stone
stock, now on sale by H. c. Bond. 20
One thing is certain: John Brown,
as township trustee, could not possibly
get the roads in worse condition than
Henry burst has got them, and the
probability is that he would make some
improvements. So give John Brown a
chance.
The NJ. E. church will be re-opened
next Sunday with the following exer-
cises Sunday school at 9:45 a. M; SER
mon by the pastor, on "Consecration, -
at II a. m. A gospel song service in
the evening, at 1880, by the choir. Ev-
erybOdy invited.
Owing to an unexpected rush of adj
vertising that came in late yesterday,
we are compelled to leave out the trans
fers, the Hazelton letter, a red-hot ar
ticle from rs. R." and much other val
liable matter. Next weeks paper will
make up for the omissions.
| D,,r,okk AI:o
in 1880. He has been here all of that
time excepting short time spent out
west. He has owned farm here ever
since he proved it up. He came back
from Gray county more than year ago
and he did not come back just on visit
or to run for Office, either.
Judge Stevens was nominated by 50
of the So delegates in the convention,
and had Kiowa and Medicine Lodge
voted against him solid, he would
still have been nominated. He was the
choice of the country delegates and he
is the choice of the country voters. Do
not forget this.
Call in and see us before making your
loan. We have the cheapest money in
Barber county. No second mortgages
One mortgage, one rate Borrowers can
pay off loan at any time. Come and see
us, and we will convince you that what
we say is fact. Come now. Ingraham
81 O'Brfan. II
J. w. T. Morris writes from Summer
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sort near Santa Barbara, that they now
have depot, four trains daily, a post
office, and lumber on the ground fol
their fine free library building. He is
the librarian. He says that they Will
gladly receive any book on any subject
that will be allowed to pass through the
mails.
DR.. Kociell wishes to announce tC
those afflicted with lung troubles or sub
iect TO repeated attacks of cold in the
chest, likewise to asthma. that they
need not go to Colorado or New Mexico
to get relief. Inhalation of pure Oxygen
Gas or Compound Oxygen will cure al
lung and chest diseases. This is the
best cure for consumption yet discoY
cred. 22-3
The farm and ranch firm of F. G
Hubbell s. Co., doing business in the
southwestern part of the county, has
been dissolved, Jas. A. Lockard retiring
AZ partner. but taking charge of the
land and cattle as manager for term
of five years. T. G. Hubbell has our.
chased the land and cattle. He and his
partner, Mr., Thompson, have great
confidence in the future of Barber
county.
Book & Co. is the new firm that has
opened dry goods and clothing store
in the Cook building diagonally oppo
site the Grand hotel. The firm has
been doing business ip Hutchinson and
one of the partners, A. q. Crews, has
been holding cattle northeast of this
place with his partner. Y. s. Dickinson.
Mr.. Crews, with his family have rented
and are now occupying the A. w. Little
place, in the southeast part of town
ID. C. Book, the managing partner, is
brother OF Mrs. Crews.
The postoffice matter at Medicine
Lodge is unsettled and will be until af
ter the election, when according to pro-
gramme, Mr.. Axline will be appointed.
Senator Plumb and Congressman Peters
when here last week, were told the
scheme to fool the old soldiers and they
heartily acquiesced in the plan. And
to further pull the wool over the eyes
of the friends of Hardy, Huffaker, Tai
iaferro and Wheat. tits now on the pro-
gramme to have Senator ingalls, here
next week, the 18th, it is understood, to
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