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New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT oFNEw.YoRK.. .,

PORT OF w.YoRK. TUESDAY. MAY H. Issl
ARRIVED.
Steamer England m Heale London May Ma win %dse m
Steamer Denmark Br g6y LVerpo9 aSr ar tbe ar ar
mdse aud passengers to + w hurst Arre ~ ' 'i q"
Steamer Elder Ger, Bremen May southampton
with mdse and passengers 10 oeirlouS :" w. w
bsT eaSer Edwin (Br Matthews Palermo April "a Gibra
spence Ce Young Arrived at the Bar AZ ~ ut. ,,,
ssamSr paSsemgers Assem- to BcwrnS & Archibald
with mds and passengers Ward Co Arrived at the
Bar az conuor Fernandna days with mdse
and passengers Z Mallory q CO. ,nno, d.v. ~,,,
Steamer CITY OF savannah savage, SAVANNAH u''' WIN
mdsc and passengers to r l. Walker - a No-,ot ,r,,,
steamer sensca S.eVeps S 6ewHSss ewSou
SarsO SSrwn 6,o itn mdss TO
sUNsKr-wind at sandy Hook; light SCI cloudy.
AZ CITY Island-hght NE; cloudy
CLEARED.
Steamer Britannia (Br Nicol Iverpoo-J Bruce smay.
Steamer Bothnia tBr), Watt. Ihverpooi-'ernon II 0
steamer city of New.York (Br) Levi" N7erpO0l-Fe'er
Steamer SAINT Romans Brl Campbell LiverpOOi-chas
iareT Ebe tGer Thaienhorst via Southampton
tnamer HeIgdam (Ger) Buhner. narburg-Gustav heye;
Steamer Westernland (Bels). Jamlson' Ah'"0AP A''
iieder PIeona tTr) Brown Lisbon Phelps Bros d Co
Steamer Ailsa (Br) Morris. Port au Prince @o-r' TUT
Steamer jamaica Bobrook Livingston and Porto 00r'e1
steamer CITY Of st Augustine French Fernandina Warren
Ray. - ,,-,.. No,-o,, ann Newport News
Old Dominion SIS Co >,,.,, ora Richmond--Old
Dominion Sc Co. , ,..,.o. p II s NTH & Co.
NckorsOn. Boston II
shin Macedon (Brl. Donald sydney ana Ne"oa' "' ~
& Douglass
SAILED.
staomers Hnve for Bremen; Minister MayoSG pe
unude ,nyandotte Newport News Rchnohd' "eS' r'nS'
Va; Scandla. baltimore
Also sailed via Long Island sound 49,.
era Iucv Miller for Bangor; wilkesbarre Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
rvvppooI NAV l2-Arrivei. steamers Cunc ROBERTS om
Err nnsran an iBrl Dalzel from New YORK ~
SwtSsEi MAY sailed steamer Lord Londonderry 'nr'
Arthur. Tor New YORK abn Uellraers from
SCIILY. May l2-Passei, steamer Aa'"' '
New.York her way 10 BIeneb x,ouoy ,pr, Ward for
sT IrcIG May I-saled steamer Haley 'br'' WAN" lux
New York ..o,o- Xyi,kommen (Ger).
RoIocNp p Nav iyArrved steamer Maasdam Dtch)
Potter. IRON, Now.York - ,,o,Lsaoton fRr, peaziev
from Sew. York on her way China and Japan
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
ro, errA11NG A DEAD MIsER's MONEY.

william Eiler a hostler, was convicted yes'enAs
in the Court of Sessions OF stealing @o,ooo Vi
Iawler. All old miser, who died last fcofua.s 49,. 49,.
after his death Eiler found the money III 80, ,or
NV - in oakIand.ave where Lawer worked lor
~ - Filler tool, the money home and showed q"
70 his housekceper soon aferward he discharge M
npd she the information concerning & te AZ State
we, wea,tb FIler was sentenced TO eDn a' ''"'0
prison OF three years and one-ha1
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
Announcements.

ALL LATEST STYLES OF MEMS NECKwEAR
spring Underwear Dress Shirts Vests Outing shirts
at much less than BroIa~ay prices our Jean DIaWeIs
sTON 35j 6th.ave above 23d-st also 2G0 Grandst.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

TO-DAY.
sun rtses al 7'o4 Moon sets - Steonsase
HioH WATER
, n, Sandy Hook ll4l Gov Island 0e3 Hell 3ate 106
bbWSandy HOOK lI33 Gov Island lloo Hell Gate l;o6
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
THF, REV. MIR. soMMER MUST APPEAR IN COURT

THE REV. MR. SOMMER MUST APPEAk IN COOhA
The troubles which have existed between the REV.
Gustay sommer Of the German Evangelical Church, in
North Ffth.st and Christian Rau, trustee assumed
new form yesterday by the appearance OF Miss Rau
a daughter Of Mr. Rau in Justice Goetthg's Police
Court The young woman had called 10 make com
plant against Mr. Sommer, who she charged with using
sanderous words against her father while in the pulpit
After long conversation with the Court, letter was
sent to Mr. requesting him to appear in cours
end explain his conduct.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

HESRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..

BY PEcKs par INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS whis-
Ders heard. successful when all remedies a Illustrated
book OF proofs Free Call write H. Hiscox $50 b
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
TO REDUCE THE CHURCH DEBT.

4 CONCERT with an excellent programme 10 DC
wandered Inv well-known singers will be given this
evening I'm the Beecher Memorial Congregational
Church. in IIerklmer-st., near the Rockaway-ave'
station Of the elevated road in Fultonst The pro
ceeds are to be devoted 10 the reduction OF the
mortgage debt upon the church. of which the Kew
S. b. Halliday is pastor. The singers VINO nave
volunteered their services for the concert lnciuoe
Misses Jessamine Halenbeck and Eleanor Beebe
sonranos: Mrs Frederick Dean and Miss stoddard
contr-ltos: Messrs William Courtney and Thomas
Evans Greene tenOrs, and W. L. Harper and ii. b.
Hutchinson, bassos. victor Harris VIII De uie ac-
companiSt
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

% W
nisass OF the Nervous System Genito Urinary Organs
rr,norence aud 6terIty. Hours 70 I, TO T.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13

No such place for dining and theatre parties
the beautiful new diniag at Tsylors ST. Denis
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
RUGS.

Commencing. May 13,
and continuing the re.
mainder of the week, we
shall offer a Large Special
Line Of ORIENTAL and
other FOREIGN RUGS
in various popular sizes,
at greatly reduced prices.
These goods will be
found on the first floor.
This is an unusual op.
portunity.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
SAILED.

Steamers Hnve, for Dremen Minister West Peiot
nnude; (iuyandotte. Newport News hichuHo""' WV"
Va: Scandla, baltimore.
Also sailed via Long Island sound
s,oaer. Iucv Miller for Bangor; wilkesoarre, Boston,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
INCOMING STEIHEHx
THURSDAY. MAY Ia
OUTGOING STEIuERS
rn-D.AY,

TO-DAY
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
Proceedings of the County Alliance.

Among other things, the county
alliance, on last Saturday, passed the
following:
Resolved, That we instruct our representa-
tive to use all honorable means to enact a law
to tax all mortgages and judgments on file in
the various offices of record in this state.
Resolved, That we are in favor of assessing
all property at its full valuation.
Resolved, That we ask the Legislature to
pass some law to better the system of provid-
ing school books ia the state.
Resolved, That we are in favor Of the state
furnishing the books to the school districts al
cost.
Whereas, Some republicans are claiming
that some of the representatives elected by the
peoples party are in favor of John j. ingalls,
for United States senator, therefore,
Resolved, By this county alliance, that any
member of the alliance elected as a representa-.
tive of the peoples party, who votes for John
J. Ingalls,, be considered a traitor, and re-
quest to re sign his Office, and also to with
draw from the alliance.
Resolved, That it is the sense of this county
alliance, that we endorse Judge W. A. PETER
for United States senator, and ask our repre-.
sentative to support him first, and the alliance
candidate at all times.
Resolved, That we demand of Senator c. 1.
Long, that he support the said W. A. PETER
first, and the alliance candidate at all times,
and not vote for Ingalls, under any circum-
stances.
Resolved, That we heartily and cheerfully
endorse Bro. w. G. Musgrove, editor of Bar
Der County INDEX, for state printer, as man
in every way qualified for the position.
VIM. GARRISON,
l.. WHITE,
VIC. MATHEWS,
Comm ittee
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
Teachers Meeting.

Programme of teachers meeting at
Sharon on Saturday evening, Jan. 18th.
l. School book legislation-J o. Hahn.
z Model daily program-Miss Matte Rule
B. PreventivCs tor tardiness-Miss Spar.
4. Prevent whispering-A ]. Peoples. Dis
cusson of same by Will Cameron
3. Language methods. w Swaney.
D. How to teach numbers TO beginners-Miss
Sadie Steele.
Z. Reading methods-Aiss Mollie Starkey.
8. What is the most important branch
taught in the common school, and why-Elbert
Rule
8. Ways in which teachers and pupils NAV
prepare for normal institute work-James
Lumpkin.
10. How to secure cooperation of parents
in school work-W. c. Mathews.
Teachers named in the programme
are expected to respond with a speech
or paper which will be limited in time
to ten minutes. Discussion of each
subject by teachers and patrons pres
ent will be limited to five minutes.
A good attendance of teachers and
friends of education is desired.
The exercises will be enllvened by
good music and songs.
Persons from distance will be en-
tertained free of charge so that thew
will not need to go home on the same
evening. BY order of committee.
j. w. SwANEY,
j. O. HAHN
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
Sexton Items.

Wheat is looking well and affords excellent
pasture.
]. II. Wilson has plastered his house and can
now bid defiance to the cutting blasts of old
Boreas.
The Christmas tree at the Fritz school house
was a decided success. AT an early hour the
house was filled until standing room was at
premium. At O'Clock sharp the house was
called to order and a program consisting of
declamations, dialogues and recitations were
acted out by the pupils of Prof. Doles' school,
assisted by others which added materially to
the interest thereof AT intervals the audience
was treated to vocal music by well trained
choir under the leadership of Prof Eckert
One of the pleasing features of the evening
was solo, THE Soldier sung by Miss Rosa
Schklar, which was rendered in a manner that
would have done credit TO a Professional Prof.
Eckert, who is a fine musician, presided at the
organ and gave the audience some choice in
strumental gems which were highly appreciat-
ed. AT the close of these exercises the tree
was unveiled and the presents distributed.
While there was nothing costly many valuable
presents were taken from the tree, and the lit
tie folks were loaded down with nuts and can
dy. Everyone there received a present and
all left feeling that they had enjoyed good
time. LANK & LEAN.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
OUR JERRY

Wichita Eagle: 1.-The political alexis
and aerated newspaper attaches are hav-
ing great sport with the supposed idi-
osyncracies of Jerry Simpson who is
being made famous by the funny
things fired off at his expense. He
stands Illuminated by pyrotechnc full
limitations. But he is our Jerry all
the same, our Jerry by thousands of a
majority, as sOckless as he may have
been made to appear. He represents
the biggest, the most populous as it is
the brainiest congressional district in
the United State of America. There
were four others of his faith elected IN
Kansas to the same position at the
same time, but Jerry is and will be the
genius of the aggregation. There is
more of the 10Th century American in
him than all of the other four. There
is more come out to him than any man
ever lifted to position from the common
walks of life by the people of Kansas
| He will sooner adapt himself to his
marble hall surroundings, and will be
sooner at his ease and at home on the
yielding velyets of the White House
floor tharrnine out of ten of the pro
fessional men who have gone to Wash
ingtOn from the realm OF sunflowers
None but genius could have exposed
his bare ankles to mixed crowd anC
avoided expressions of disgust or con
demnation. Yet, Jerry did it, did il
artistically and with dispatch; did it al
an incident of innocency, with a tell
ing effect as would have bankrupted al
the sock factories of the united king
doms had he had the world for an au
dience.
No one has enjoyed morefully the sar
castle tulminations of the Kansas
press at the expense OF our Jerry thar
ourself, but these bright writer's have
possibly, very distorted notions of thu
tout ensemble of their target. In ap
pearance Our jerry is neither a cow
boy nor frontiersman, hayseed no
roustabout. On the contrary, he has
a gentle, intellectual cast of counte
nance, wears glasses, and looks mucl
more the product of Boston beans thar
of hog and hominy. He is not onl.
bright and witty, taking talker, ant
incisive orator, but he was all too clev
erly cute to deny the Madison Loge
and other like campaign stories OF hi
illiteracy which not only made hin
| - 4
flied the elements which dOwned judy,
Peters fifteen thousand plurality
Some of the editors who affect to dis
parage the idea of Jerry sizing up will
Willis ct. al. in the senatorial race
have only the estimate of correlation
of newspaper puns and squibs. He is
more than the peer of thest
supposed superiors, and by any stand
| ard
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
Week of PRAYER.

This is the week of prayer. 1t began
Monday. To-day, W ednesday, is devot-
ed to prayer for nations and their rul-
ers. Prayer for all in authority; Tim.
2:l-2; for peace, lisa. "a; for the aboli-
ton of the slave, opium and strong
drink traffic, Exodus 21:16; Psalm 72:4;
for all needed reforms-temperance,
Hab. 2:1215; Sabbath, Neh. 1852; in
dustrial, Jer 22:13; social, 1. Cor. 6:1S-
20; political, L. Sam. $3.50 and S:3.
Thursday-The church at home.
Prayer for a sense Of personal response
bility, and for cooperation in the evan
gelization of the city, country and from
tier. Matt. 1O:5-1S; Mark 1894; Acts
S:4.
Friday-The church abroad. Prayer
for increased missionary spirit, ce-ope-
ration and enlargement. Joel 2:2S-S2;
Eph. 4:ll-16; Psalm 81.
Saturday-The family, Prayer for
sons, daughters and servants; for Sun
day schools and all Christian associa-
lions for young people; for schools,
seminaries, colleges and universities.
Prov 4; Deut. 6:4-15; Mark lO:1S-l6;
Eph. ola.
Sunday-Sermons on the manifesto
ton of Christ in his people. John IL:
2l-23; Col. 1:27; IL. Thes. l:12; Eph. 8:
1921
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
An Appeal For Charity.

Mr.. EDITOR: Allow ne through the
medium of the INDEX. to ask its read
ers Tor donation in clothing, old. new
or half worn. for the poor Indian chill.
dren on the Maskeg Lake Reserve.
Northwestern Territory, Canada. /
read in the Indian Advocate about
their destitute condition and wrote a
letter OF inquiry to their missionary
Perre Paquette. The answer came con-
firmatory of what was published about
the Indians. They are really poor and
need help. In this cold weather some
of the boys go to school hal: a.s-natAd and
one blanket and a shawl constitute the
only clothing of an average school girl,
Anyone willing to donate an article o.
clothing will please inform me about
it. Remember Christ's words, mas
much as We do that for those least Oi
mine, We do it for me- Respectfully
Yours, s. K0GIELL.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

Miss Murlo
been visiting Dety-t6E 4
Harry Martin, of Concnrdia. has Been visit
ing his old friends, r. H. Frederick and Chas
Hanson.
Mrs. John Renfrew spent the holiday with
her daughter, Mrs. L. w. DeGeer.
Perry Hill, alliance lecturer, rounded up
Deerhead alliance on Tuesday night. We hope
it wiz not be his last visit.
Misses Lille and Florence Hickman visited
Deerhead friends last week.
Squire Litz, Miss Clara and Will took in the
Christmas festivities at this place.
A fine boy arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walker, on the 26th- The young man
answers to the name of jerry for the present
Mrs. Reed, OF Comanche county, has been
spendinging few days with her daughter,
Mrs Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs John huffman buried their
youngest child aged about two months, last
week.
Charlie and L. A Walton spent Christmas
with their father, t, A. Walton.
d. Railspack, of Illinois, Is visiting his father
and Bert.
The Christmas Tree entertainment at Deer
head was success. The evening was fine and
the school house was filed by good natured
crowd. The music was good and the literary
exercises were well carried out, gifts were dis
| tributed satisfactory to all. Sam Mosshart
was no doubt the most surprised man IN this
community, when he received his prize. A
lady who pitties his lonely bachelorhood, put a
fine cake on the tree for him. This was such
change from his usual fare that they say he
has since been seriously contemplating matri-
mony. UNITY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
The Topeka Capital is getting VI

The Topeka Capital is getting up
some good, sensible editorial matter, of
late. 1t is such change from its ut
terances of two months ago that we
like to encourage it, and we clip the
following: 1.-The Capital wishes to
send short message to congress. 1t
will be brief, but important to the west.
1t is this: Stop your windy speeches
about the election bill; pass the Plumb
measure for the free coinage of silver,
and give the country or 2 hundred mil
lions more of paper currency. 1t is not
as long as the presidents last message,
but will do the country and the republi-
can party more good, if it is acted upon,
than dozen messages like the last one.
The west and south are growing very
tired seeing the money influences of tho
east stop the promised financial legis-
lation."
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
A Call.
HOWARD. KS. Dec. II

HOWARD, KS, Dec. 10, W.
Editor Nonconformist:-W you
please publish the following in your
paper requesting other alliance papers
to copy:
We the members of Stony Point I'm
ion No 49, request that the president
of the state alliance have the county
presidents call special meeting for
the purpose of electing delegates to go
to Topeka, the 10Th of January, to at
tend a state convention which we de-
sire to have called for the purpose of
nominating man for the U. S. senate.
J.B. MoEICAL, Tenn. Sec'y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

The election to fill the vacancy in the
state senate caused by the suicide Of
MIR. Swearingen was held on Tuesday,
December 30th. Wheeler, the alliance
candidate, WIS elected over Schaefer,
republican by about 1900, and possibly
more. In Cloud county Wheeler has a
majority of about 200 and partial re-
turns from Republic county seem to as
sure him 500 majority more, though
ME republicans claim increase IN their
Ne over that cast IN November.
\eler is a prominent farmer ofCloud
land is prominent anti-IngalIs
deed, he was elected on the
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
From Eli.

ED. INDEX: Please state in your
paper that Eli Benedict bought of Thos.
Stockstill, all of his red short-horn bull
calyes--Wide hipped fellows. This Will
make Is head Of fine young bulls, for
their home trade, and al who want
bargain viii do well to get their prices.
Every farmer should make an effort to
improve his stock. Stock will be higher
in q short time Ell BENEDICT.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

Ex-Governor st. John, in an inter.
view, said lone great blessing that
will come from the result of the cleo.
ton in Kansas will be the defeat of the
prophet, John j. Ingalls,. Why do
call him the prophet? Well, it is be-
cause ne said, i have no doubt that the
search for eternal truth will result in a
new revelation and another Christ.
The new revelation got in on schedule
time November 4th and ingalls, will
meet the new Christ at Topeka in Jan
nary. This new Christ controls nine
ty-one votes, carries sand-bag and is
laying for Mr.. Ingalls,"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
From West Virginia.
FoRT SEYBERT. W. VA. Der On

FORT SEYBERT, w. VA. Dec. 20.
EDITOR INDEX: am in PendIeton
county, West Virginia, where l spent
the days of youth. am snow bound
here, the snow being three feet deep,
the deepest ever known here.
am glad to get the INDEX. It af-
fords me great satisfaction to read it.
and will try to get you some subscrib-
ers. Tell Harry Lands 1 congratulate
him very much on his race. He has
fought good fight. Keep the ball
rolling, and victory is ours.
N WARNSr Arr
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
Banner Alliance.

'"hA Free Methodists are holding a protract
ed meeting at the Fairview Sc. cool 81 nou SCI near
Canema.
Some one has been putting out poison in the
vicinity of upper Brush creek. Several dogs
of that locality have died from the effects.
A dance was given at the residence of Mrs.
Bowman. near the head of Cedar Greek, De
cember eth. large crowd was present and
all enjoyed the occasion.
Some of the farmers OF this locality have
been shucking their corn. but this weather has
stopped them. IL.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

w. w. Ayers, who was elected on the
peoples ticket as clerk of the district
court of Sedgwick county, has been
awarded his Office by the court before
which the contest was made, and Mr..
Luliug, who was holding the Office, will
have to pay the expense of the contest.
Luling will appeal the case, and try to
hold on to the office.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

Col. Hallowell has been interviewed,
and ne protests against the squibs
that are being printed about Simpson.
He and Sluss started the ball, and it is
still rolling, and Jerry enjoys the fun
as much as anybody. Jerry is the best
advertised man in the United States
to-day. lie will need no introduction
at Washington, while Hal. would new
er have been known there. Hurrah
for IerrNl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

The large dry goods firm of Share
Bros, at Wellington and Harper. made
All assignment last week, and has gone
into the hands of the assignee. They
will, no doubt, resume business as soon
as matters can be adjusted. Share Bros.
is one of the oldest and best known
firms in Southern Kansas, and the clos
ing OF their doors was surprise to their
many patrons.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

If these sentimental winners about
the prosecuted Indians were drafted
into the frontier service, and were
made to hunt the thieving, numbering
scoundrels, we would hear no more
such nonsense. Force Is the only
thing that an Indian respects.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

BY little strategy the silver men i'll
congress brought their measure for
ward, to the exclusion Of the force bill.
1t seems that congress is getting in
earnest over the financial condition of
the country.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

Bank robbers tapped bank in Chi
cago at noon, one day last week, In
Jesse James style, and got away with
the Doodle, but were captured. They
had not the pluck to defend themselves.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07
OFFIOIAL.

AT the late annual meeting of the
National convention of the F. A. and
1. U. held at Ocala Florida, plan of
organizing Congressional District Ali
ances was recommended, to act as an
adjunct to the state Alliance. There
fore l recommend the call for a Con.
gressiOnal District Alliance convention
to be held at the various times and
places in the several congressional dis
tricts, as follows viz.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

Wichita papers say that Police Com
missioner Stanley has given up the job
of closing the joints. A republican
town, republican law, republican offici-
ais. and republicans results.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

The INDEX has heretofore thought
highly of Mr.. Willis, and said many
good things about him, but if the wood
cut pictures that are being published
look like him, we are for PETER hotter
than ever.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

The alliance has just elected state
senator in the ThIrty-second senatorial
district, in place of senator Swearin-
gen, deceased. Another nail in the
coffin Of John j.