Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-10-30

Book & Co. will trade you clothing for
cattle. %
The McNeal Mortgage Company
makes speciality Of short time loans. 8
Rates on farm loans offered by Henry
Morgan cannot be beaten in this coun-
ty. IL
Bronson & Houchin have cheaper
money than ever, to loan on good
farDIS.
Wanted-A good organ. 1t must be
cheap, and in good order. Inquire at
this Office. q
Senator Ingalls, is the guest of w. w.
Cook and family during his stay here.
They were friends IN AtchisOn.
The democrats do not issue or send
out campaign literature or lies in circu
lar form. They never lie and so they
meyer have to swallow their words.
There IS no better or kinder man in
the county than DR.. Kociell, candidate
for coroner. A graduate in medicine
and surgery, he is competent to fill the
Office.
Our store is full, our trade is increas-
ing, everything is damned and rushed
and still we can accommodate all who
want anything in our line. Davis &
Davis. is
The best six months-Old colt we have
seen this season was shown here Satur-
day, by John T. Jesse. Its sire is the
Bill King hOrse-the horse brought
here by the Busseys.
Fine brood mares, work horses, driv-
ing horses and colts for sale cheap by
7. G. MoIloy. Time will be given on
good paper at low rate of interest.
Inquire at First National bank. Is
in. Titus is in New Mexico. buying
several hundred head of stockers and
feeders. which he will hold in this coun-
ty. He handled $50 of these cattle this
season, and did well with them.
w. C. Afford, of Hazelton, has ap-
piled for patent on stock yoke, de-
signed to keep cattle or horses from
going through wire fences. 1t does the
work satisfactorily.
The gypsum works walls, of stone.
two feet thick and twelve feet high, are
nearing completion. The building will
be substantial structure, and an Or
nament to the west end.
For cash We will give you unprece-
denied bargains in all kinds of hard
ware. The stock was bought to be sold
out cheap for cash. Everything you
want. II. G. Bond, at Geppert & Stones
| old stand. 20
Mrs. S. E. Stone and the children,
Roy and Mable, started yesterday for
Los Angeles, California, to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. James
R. Fleming. They went by way OF
Pratt Center.
In his speech, yesterday, Senator In
gals classed the democrats, union labor
men and independents with Judas Isca.
riot, Pontius Plate and the others who
betrayed, tried or crucified the SAVIOR
How do you like it?
A man from Harper county IS regu
larry hauling oats here and selling them
How would it do for home farmers tx
supply this market, especially wher
thousands of bushels were raised arounC
here.
w. S. Finney and wife returned FROM
their trip to Illinois, last week. He
says he would not think of going bach
there to live as long as the people o
Medicine Lodge will permit him to stay
here.
1t is the proper thing, now, after thC
theater. and. frequently. after church
for the young people to call at Bris
tow's, and fill up on oysters. He is
having big run with his restaurant
and confectionery.
Do not forget John Brown for town
ship trustee. His election means bet
ter roads, safer bridges, reduced town
ship expenses, and better general su
pervision of township affairs. Remem
Der John Brown next Tuesday.
The merchants and citizens of Attics
generally are very blue because they
have realized nothing from the sugar
mill. Medicine Lodge has been more
fortunate, for the works here are back
ed by plenty of capital.
Several gospel hymn books are miss
ing from the courthouse. Any person
knowing of such books will confer {
favor upon those worshipping there BY
returning them, or giving information
to the pastor that will lead to their re
covery.
The Kansas Acadamy of Science com
pleted its twenty-second annual session
and last week visited the Kingman sal
plants. There was talk of the mem
bers coming to Medicine Lodge and ex
amining the wonderful gypsum depOs
its, but it failed 70 get here.
All kinds of stoves, implements, bug.
gies. wagons, builders hardware, black
smiths stock. woodwork, cutlery, am
munitIon, etc., In the Geppert & Stone
stock, now on sale by II. G. Bond. 20
Book Il Co. Will trade you clothing fol
corn. %
There are several severe cases of sick.
ness in this city, now. Mrs. A B. vii
kins has been confined to her room sew.
eral weeks; Mrs. G. G. Taliaferro has
been in bed three weeks and Mrs. Rer
Kaufman is in dangerous condition
Typho malaria is the general trouble.
The Geppert & Stone hardware store
is again open. Everybody knows what
. complete stock they had. It is al
| there vet hut il iS croino nioar Cor oacl,