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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-05-29
Mr.. Fitch isrunning a hotel in Guth-

Mr.. Fitch isrunning hotel in Guth-
RE.
Dr.. Gillette and family will leave for,
Omaha. to-day.
There must have been very heavy
and extended rain northwest of here
last night. This, " ednesday morning,
fires are comfortable. There is not a
chinch bug left in Barber county.
The Earnest Workers of the Presby-
terrain church will give lawn social at
the residence of Capt. John Rogers, on
Tuesday evening, June 4th. Ice cream.
berries and cake will be the bill of fare.
Will VanSlyke and several other good
fishermen put a lot of large channel
catfish in the lake Monday. If every
citizen would take an interest in stock
ing the lake, by next year there would
be good fishing there.
j. D.4Fleming has moved his livery
stock and outfit from Lake City to this
place, rented the stable south of the
Grand hotel, and formed partnership
with G. D. Nelson in the Red Barn, and
the firm will run the two establishments
under the firm name of Nelson s. Flem-
ing.
Pioneer lodge. No. 179, I. o. o. F.,
last night elected the following officers
for the ensuing six months term: w.
D. VanSlyke, N. g.: 7. L. Lindley, V.
g.; E. M. Byerley, r. S.; J. c. Thur
man, Treas; w. H. McCague, P. Secy.;
John Higgins, representative James
Boutwell,, alternate. These officers will
be installed at the first meeting in July
There was an unfortunate wash-out
at the dam built across the Medicine
river for the gypsum works power, Tues
day morning. The water cut into the
east side and washed out space sixty
feet wide, necessltatlng the Iengthen-
ing of the dam that much. The break
will be repaired and precautions taken
to fortify the bank against future acct
dents. The break will cause no delay
in the construction of the works.
Many old citizens will remember the
celebrated Hillman case. A man, sup
posed to be Hillman, was accidentally
or Intentionally killed, northwest of
here, fourteen miles, near the present
Tom. Sparks ranch. The following dis
patch from Lawrence, dated the 9th,
tells more about the case: IA telegram
was received here to-day, giving the
news of the arrest, at Tombstone, Ari-
IONA. of John H. Hillman, who disap-
peared nine years ago. Hillman's life
was insured for S4O,0 900, and after long
litigation his wife was awarded $37 900.
The dead body of a man was brought
to Lawrence from the Indian Terrific
ry several years ago, and was identifi-
ed by number of person as that of
Hillman. Mrs. Hillman had the body
inferred as that of her husband, but the
insurance companies concluded that
Ilillman was still alive. The man ar
rested to-day will be brought to Law
renee, and the case re-opened.n
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-05-29

uIRsTCLAss BAKERY-under management
i of an expert-four kinds of bread, Cream,
Vienna, White and g rahanl always on hand at
Bristow's, next to Day Records. ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-05-29
Building Association.

The stockholders of the Medicine
Lodge Savings, Loan and Building as
sociation are requested to leave their
books with the secretary tomorrow,
Thursday, evening. Parties in arrears
for interest or dues should pay up all
arrearages at that time in order that the
annual report may make proper show
ing. The annual report will be made
out before June 9th.
HENRY DuRST Sec'u
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-05-29
OernOcratic Central cOmmittee.

T. g. MOLLOY, CHAIRMAN.
AUG. SCHMIDT SECRETARY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-05-29

no TO THE CANDY FACTORY and get pure
" home made candies at 20 cents per pound.
Ice cream, fruits. soda water and everything
In the confectionery line. ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-05-29

Southern Kansas Railroad Time Card.
GOING EAST.
Passenger and Express, leaves. ......3:25 p. IN.
Freight, leaves ....................... S;40 IL III
COMING WEST.
Passenger and Express. arrives rs p. m.
HItlkuls hfTlNtS .OslO p III
II. II. CASE, Local Agent.
POSTAL.
Postof g atMedicine Lodge open from A NJ
10 pm. Sundays one hour on arrival of mail.
Money order Office. r. A. MCCLEARY, i. NJ.
G. A.MCCLEARY, Assistant.
The Mails:
From Attica and all Eastern points, arrives
daily at l245 p NJ; leaves daily at 2:30PM.
From Ashland, Coldwater, Nescatunga, Sun
City, Lake City and MingOna, arrives daily.
From Kiowa, IL di, CanemH, Sexton, Eldred,
HazeltOn, Hardtner and Ktna, arrives daily,
at y. m. Leaves at 10 a. IN.
From kingman, Bross, Bates, Nashville, ar
rives at $3.50, pm. Leaves at 4 n. IN.
From Sawyer Elm Mills and Amber, arrives
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridi SIS ut 245
p. NJ. Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sltur-
DAYS at A NJ. Arrives at SAWYER at l:l5 o. m
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Tar and Feat hers.

OHIowA. Neb.. Sept. 4.-It has just
leaked ont that "A few nights ago fourteen
masked men went tn the house of John
Taylor. living fifteen miles south of here,
and took his brother Ed, and after taking
him about half IA mile from the house.
stripped him and administered n coat of
tar and feathers. About one year ago
Taylor deserted his wife and family and
skipIsd out with the hired girl, with whom
he has since lived. He left his family i'm
destitute circumstances. and they have
since been dependent ON the county. al
though Taylor had been previously well
fixed. From here he went tn 81. Joseph,
where hc had been living up tn about IA
month ago. when he returned. This
aroused the ire az his old ncighbors. and
the above was the result. The mob had
"a hard struggle with their victim. Int fin
ally ovcrcanlc him. when he began tn hes.
hard for mercy. hut received noIc.
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~SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept. 1.-THE track
WAS i'm "a heavy condition to-day. The at
was very large.
Seven furlongs Prodigal won, Ray
mond second. Oarsinan third. Time I ~.
Mile and one-s.iglth- Crab won.
Bridgclight second, doe Lee. third. Time
90.
won, Jersey Pat second,
Lord Dalmcny third. Time I III.
Mile and one-fourth Come to Tsw WON,
Cartoon second. Ban Flag third. Time
2:l2 rs.
Two mile heats ON turf First heat. Tea
Tray won. Lotion second, st. Luke third
time 3:47. Second. Tea Tray won. ~.
Lake second, Lotion third; time 3:54.
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ouARReLeD OVER POLITICS.
ut-grnreful Row IBstween Two Butte Poi-
~tticians In u SALOON.
RssaeinI In rb. Standard

tsgrnrefu Row IBet Two Butte Pol
t~ticians I'm % saloon.
Special tn the standard.
BUTTE, Sept. u sensation was
created i'm certain circles in town n day or
two ago., the particulars of which have
hPen hard tn obtain. A strenuous effort
has been made by those convcrsant with
the facts tn keep the affair quiet. 1t APP
pears that two ~wcll-known citizens. one
am e~x-leputy sheriff of Silver Bow county.
got into "a quarrel over politics. ~ couple
of evenings ago and blows were cx-
changed. The disturbance originated i'm
"a saloon and friends of the men inter
fcrcd and separated them. The ex-officcr
was so exasperatcd. however, that when
he was forribly taken away
from his he deliberately
walked across the street tai n hardware,
store and purchased N huge knife, which
he secreted In his sleeve. and returned to
the saloon. Some of those. present who
had Witnessed the quarrel suspected the
ex-ofiicer of intending to- commit serious
harm, and a sharp watch was kept upon
his movements. Both men were appar-
emily anxious to renew the row. and when
the fellow with the big weapon i'm
his sleeve hogan .dging his way
through the crowd, soInc men
who knew the character of the cx-oliiccr
bounced upon him and took the danger
Gus weapon away from him. There can
be no doubt had the fellows designs not
been so promptly detected AMI frustrated.
the results would have been serious.
Friends of the fellow try to find am cx-
cuse for his ~conduct in the fact that he
WAS under the influence Of liquor at the
time.
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New M.~,co.. s,ms-,nmk-r-,

SANTA FE. Sept. 14.-In the state consti-
tItioral convention to-day, the discussion
on the article submitted by the committee
ON judicial department continued. The
convention was pretty evenly divided ON
the. chief question at issue. which is
whether the supreme judge shall b. elect
ssl 10y the people or appointed by the gov
crnor. II now looks IA. IL there would bc
a Reconsideration of the clause relating tn
probate and county courts. and possibly n
compromise whereby the supreme Judges
shall IN. first appointed and afterwards
Inc elected every two years. 1t il probable
that after the constitution il framed il will
be laid first before for its APP
prevail, with the request that an enabling
act he passed before the question of its
adoption il submitted to the people There
are reasons peculiarly locate in charac-
ter. why such "a mode of procedure would
not he. unwisc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-15

Al New York. first Ramc-New York =,
Chicago I. Second gamc-NewY York IL,
Chicago 3.
AZ Philadelphia Philadelphia II, In
dianapolis 3.
A. Columbus-{.olunbns .. C~incinnati,l I.
Bt BALTIMORE, first 0ame-Baltimorc Il.
Kansas City 3. Second ganne-Baltimorc
4. Kansas City ..
AZ Brooklyn. first ganc-Brooklyn q,
Louisville :. Second game Brooklyn d,
Louisville =.
Al Philadelphia. first game-St. Louis b.
Athletics 1. Second gane-St. Louis 4.
Athletics 4. Called ON account of dark
ness.
A.. Washington Washington 10. Pitts
burg ..
At Boston, first game 4, Clcvc-
land 4.
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Reducing Freight s,n,...

Sept. H-The action of the
Chicago 4 Burlington and Northern road
i'm reducing freight Rates between Chicago
and ST. Paul and the forty cents basis.
claimed the undivided attention of repre-
sentativcs Of western and northwestern
lines to-,lay. The Burlington and North
s.rn evidently calculated they would have
returned rates in force at least one day
failed To see the matter i'm that light and
all rates will cnInc DOWN inyGther.
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The wyoming Convention.

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Sept. IA rcsulu-
ton was introduced i'm the constitutions
convention to-siay establishing the office
of state examiner. whos. duty il shall he
tai examine the accounts of the state treas
siry. supreme and district court clerks,
county clerks and trca-urers at such of
fices az tho Legislature may direct; also ~
resolution that mo- Witness in "a criminal
case shall he imprisoned while the ease il
awaiting trial for u longer time than meg
s.ssary To take a deposition. A substitute
hill was introduced, making the term of
gov ernor four years instead OF two. The
convention will probably he in session two
weeks longer.
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FrOIN TIE BOstOh VOtritr.
First citizen: "ThiS electric light
mighty mean thing. I think" First
citizens: "Why. what's the matter
with it?" Second citizcn: "Matter
with IL! Why. they have planted one right
in front of my sitting-rooul window, where.
il lights up the whole house, and I've got
six unmarried tl~nnyhtcrS.N
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How she Utilized H.r B"-,,..

TT TIT NIINtHy FNIHFNN.
Among the passengers in the waiting
ruoin of the Union station yesterday was
"A young woman with three. tame gray
squirrels running about her. Each was
secured to her belt 10y n small chain. As
she walked out to take a train for the
West two of her pets nestled upon her
hlaAll.
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From Judge,

FfOM .UUHt.
Indiana Girl: "No I don't believe in
these isns. once knew u man who was
sent tn prison for devoting his time to one
OF thcm.'' Boston Girl: "What terrible
laws You must have ont i'm Indiana! What
was the ism" Indiana Girl: 'Incen-
tliarism, / believe"
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Here. Auoeh~r rn.rott.

CHICAGO. Sept. IA dispatch from
Buffalo reports the arrest of another Tas-
colt. He has been hiding ON n canal boat
for months Word has been sent Ia Chi
cago TO have am officer come and identify
him. He is said to bear great resemblance
To the imon-pur Tascott.
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NOTICE.

AMERICAS GuLcH MINING AND M%ILIINGi
ia. OF AMERICAN t;ULcH. SILVER
Bow CoUNTS, MOST.
Notice Is hereby given that at n meeting Of the
trustees Of said company held on the 3ist day of
August. iss,,, AN assessment of two 90, cents per
share MAS levied upon the capital stock Of said
company, payable ON or before the nth day Of
October, lSs9, tn l.. A. King. the trea surer Of said
company, at the city Of Anaconda. Montana.
main unpaid ON the nth day Of October, 1879,
shall be- deemed drlinauent, and will he duly ad-
yertised for sale AT public auction, and unless
payment shall he made before, will he sold on
the :sfh day of October, 1ss9, to pay the dctin-
uupnt assessment, together with the costs OF AL
vcrtising and expenses of sale.
l.. \. KING,
Secretary.
ANACONDA, Deer Lodge County, Mont.
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N AND STOCKS.

New Work Exchangr
New York, Sept. 1A.-Thc stock market
en-dny WAS dull and I'm general the list en-
etsety embarrassing. A sudden
usens Of she new cut I'm rates ny the Chr
caeo. Burlington 4 Northern. together
With the general expectation of am unfav-
urAhac hank statement to-day, led to n
marked indisposition To trade. Az The
rlosc the market was steady tn firm.
Govcrnments were dull and steady.
Petroleum opened Arm at y91x, and AL
though there was some pSrsstlrS, tn sell.
the price moved mp slowly, closing firm at
10. The sales wcrc 1000 barrcls.
.ozn
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Rain la south Dakota.

HURON, -. d.. sept. l4.-It has been
raining hers. since Thursday night, over
three inches of water having fallen. Like
reports come from all parts of South Da-
kota. The. result * believed to he "A great
crop for next year. this being the ws.ttost
Srptcmhcr for tlftecn year..
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At HER EXPENSE.

sOaae A11eErsi Jokcs Presumably Interested
Tn 1tef1ect Upon W~osssanlsood.
From the Chicago Tribune.
Low IN THE MICK.
New York Boy-Mamma. isn't that
a funny little belt?
Hush, childs That's the waist
tn your sisters new hall dress.
Pussy Old Gcntleman-Thcre's "a NY on
Irasciblc ibid Lady-Hc amt yours, is
he?
OUGHT To M HAPPY.
From the Boston Herald.
"There In mo doubt of IL! The less we
think Of ourselves the healthier and hap-
pier we are"
"Mrs. Gladding should enjoy excellent
health, them. She H. all the time thinking
about her ~neiRhhors!"
wELL~sROUNDED FEAR.
From the Lawrence American.
Al the theatre: Miss Chic-Oh. ] am
sure I don't look nice at all.
Miss An Fay-Why?
Miss Chic because, I am sd unco'nfort-
able.
ONE OF THE sURPRIsfs.
From the Tcrrt Haute Express.
Mr.. Oldtymer-well, I suppose yoi find
IL great many surprises in married life,
don't you:
was only the other day that l found out
that she was fondcr Of onions than ice
cream.
tn TAKE An
From Life.
OH. Uncle George cried lender
hearted little Rollo, his eyes filling with
tears, 'lrt us give some money tn that
poor woman over there on the sand; see,
she has hardly any clothes on!"
s'Surc enough said George; 'wlIy in
thunder didn't yon point her out bcforr?"
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MELBOURNE, Sept IA. George &
Georges Federal emporium and adjacent
buildings wcre burned to-day. The loss
is f4OO.OUO. Three fircmen received i'm
iurics from which they may die.
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Money on call easy, 3. Prime mercan-
tile paper. 2u5. Sterling exchange quiet
and steady; sixty day bills. ~ de-
mand, A.SsL.
Copper neglected. Lake. Sept. 1850.
Lead dull. Domestic 4OO. Tin. steady.
Straits p U.
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lsslnsl l.urchasr..

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1A.-The total
amount of bonds purchased to date since
August I il 1913 ,253.SOO. The cost was
s2:s1 80. sbi, IA saving by their purchase of
$4a.2sj. ~.
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o.. Careful what You Eat.

From the Brooklyn Eagle: "Thcre is
one error i'm Diet said the doctor. (which
il pursued for n not very long time is Ger
tain tn result in death" "Wha in that
DOCTOR" asked the patient anxioIsly.
Not eating anything said the doctor
hand fccbly he tottpred tn the door.
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ssoyi. O.R.iu,.. Prescription.

From the Boston Pilot.
IL you want the real elixir of life. don't
take IL through IL ~hypodcrnic syringe. but
through n canoe trip down n river. or u
long swim every day for "a month, or IA few
weeks camping out i'm the woods.
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Cyclone. in ti.e West Indies

CyclDnes In t1Ae West Ind1es.
HAVANA, Sept. IA cyclone prevails
in the southwestern part of this island. A
cable Dispatch announces that anothe
cyclone. is blowing i'm the southwestern
part of Jamaica.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 14.-The first
SNOW storm OF the season to-day lasted
about two hours hut melted as il fell. The
weather il now warm and pleasant.
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George G.. Meade post. No. IL. G.. A. II.
meets ON first and third Saturdays of eacl
month. Daly's hall, II. &. Davidson, com
mautler.
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Faith vs.. Brains.
From Puck.

~ TUrk.
Col. Shepard enthusiastically Can't
an editor bc "a Christian ?" NAL aud Err
press rs,aders twearilyi : "Yes: but every
Christian cant lr am editor"
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Anaconda local union. No. ~. United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and JOiners of
America. meets every Thursday evening
i'm Days hall, A. j. Blk. president.
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Albert tssiwmrd'- Remarks.

From Life.
Gazzam: do you know the favorite
remark of the Prince of Wales"
Corkle: "No; what is it?" Gazzam /:
It's "a long time between coronations."
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Laurel EncaInpncnt. No. II. I. q. -. F..
meets ON the first and third Saturdays al
each month. i'm Anaconda hall. e.. Il. w
('ress. chief patriarch.
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John A. Logan. company No. 3, Sons of
Veterans. meets on the second and
fourth Saturdays of each month, Days
hall, q. -. T.. Wisncr, captain.
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A. j.. & a. NJ. meets every Friday even
ing, Anaconda hall. j. McNulty. w. NJ.
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Ancient Order of Hibcrnians. meets
every Sunday evening i'm Days hall. +,
H.. Fitzgerald. president.
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Copper legion, No. q, Select Knights,
meets every Friday evening, Days hall,
j. =. ~Daughcrty, commanders.
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SECRET

Colfax Lodge, No. ID. L. o.. q. F.. meets
every Tuesday evening. Anaconda hall.
&. +. w. Crrss, noble grand.
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Washington Camp No ?. p. q. =. Of A.
meets every Thursday evening. Anaconda
hall, II. Geisler, president.
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Anaconda Lodge, No -, A.. q. L. w.
meets every Wednesday evening, Ana
hall, r. NJ. Fox. master workman
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-05-23
MURDERED IN THE STREETS.
Bloody Conflict Between Whites and
Blacks in Arkansas.

For some time past excitement has been
high over the school election at Forest City,
Ark, and M. Nicely and G.. W. Ingram
Doth colored,) have been making incendiary
speeches advocating the ousting of the whites
of the control of school affairs. A large
crowd assembled in the vicinity of the polls
one day recently. 1t seems Nelly had fight
with white man and was knocked down by
bystander. He then ran to Capt. John
Parham for protection. Marshal Folbre in
terfered and commanded the peace. Thomas
IL. Parham, son of John Parham heard
the disturbance and came run
ming down stairs from the county clerks
office, where he is employed as a deputy,
with pistol in his hand He saw the mar
shall and his father in close proximity TO each
other, talking excitedly, and he fired, the
ball striking Folbre in the back of the head.
In falling Folbre raised his pistol and fired
two shots. Tom Parham fell mortally
wounded, and died in short time. Sheriff
Wilson came running to the scene, when a
stray ball struck him. piercing his heart,
killing him Instantly. It is supposed q ball
from Neely's pistol killed Sheriff Wilson.
Capt. John Parham was thought to be
wounded, but refused to allow the wound to
be examined. Wilson and Parham are what
is known as fusionists. Thus three of
the best men of the county
were seen lying murdered upon the street
at the same time. The cries of the afflicted
families were heart,rending. Ladies from
every portion OF the town were running
through the streets searching for husbands
or brothers. G. w. Ingram, the coroner,
was waited on by the citizens and invited to
leave town, which he did on the 6 o'clock
train. The people are mad with excitement,
horror and indignation and hold Nicely re-
sponsible for the whole trouble Everybody
able to bear arms has been on duty since the
trouble and the town is being patrolled at
night by armed men under the supervision
of Col. V. B. Isard, who was by wire ap-
pointed sher Fl by Gov. Eagle.