Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-04-20
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rounds last Saturday.
Medicine Lodge sub-alliance Satur-
day night, at Judge Stevens Office.
Bones Wanted-Best price paid. E.
Martin, photographer, Medicine Lodge
Remember the central committee
meeting next Saturday, to agree OH a
basis OF representation.
Rev. z. J. PiDkston moved to Gun
ningham last Wednesday, where he was
recently assigned by the Methodist cou-
ference.
The willing workers will meet with
Mrs. Allen Smith, Wednesday after
noon, April 9th. ALI are requested to
be present. Mrs H. E. NOBLE, Sec.
Miss Mary MidgIey, who had just fin
ished her school at Kiowa, spent week
here visiting her sister, Mrs. J o. Hahn,
and left for her home at Minneapolis,
Monday.
Mrs. Cain had surgical operation
performed on her eye, in New York.
last week, and it is hoped she will soon
be recovered from the effects OF the
operation.
Lost - Between the Presbyterian
church and my residence, OH Easter
Sunday, black zephyr cape. Any one
finding it, please return to tie INDEX
office. Mrs. e. w. Stevens.
The first. last and only Minstrel show
of the season, Wednesday, May 4th.
travelling in their own special car with
an elegant company of % performers.
including band and orchestra.
A good farm of 545 acres in Polk
county, Missouri, well improved, which
1 wish to trade for good Barber county
land, improved or unimprOved. For
a bargain address L. Z. l. Burns, Hazel
ton. Kansas. 46-4t.
Bishop Thomas, the Episcopal Bish-
op of Kansas, will visit Medicine Lodge
on Friday, May 9Th, and will hold serv-
ices and administer confirmation at the
Knights of Pythias hall, at s O'Clock in
the evening.
Miss Carrie Evans and VIM. Miller,
both of the Lake City neighborhood,
were married Sunday April 10th. 1t
was surprise to everybody, and even
the mother of the bride did not hear of
it until Wednesday night following.
Al Snodderly was working on CHM
ney of the courthouse, one day last
week, and while walking from the top
of the roof down to the chimney,
stepped on loose nail, which rolled
under his foot, and landed al on the
back of his neck. He then slid down
to the chimney.
Buy Harness made from pure oak
tanned leather and warranted. A nice
quarters for horse collars, sweat pads,
names, chains, etc. See my new collar,
it IS a dandy. Harness made to order
speciality. The lowest prices for first
class work. will not be undersold. w.
S. Finney, opposite Burnett's.
Hall & Stafford are now the publish
ers of the Kiowa Journal. Roy Stat
ford is new acquisition to the editOri-
al force, and is good one, but all our
calculations are knocked into pi when
we see those two names as editors of
republican paper. We once thought J.
K. Hall was full brother to Tammany
Hall, of New York. But as they have
laid aside their modesty and have sail
ed in, we expect the Journal TO be i'm
proved in every department, and wish
the editors success every way but pO-
litically.
Rev. Albert NJ. Lumpkin, A. NJ, will
lecture at the Christian church, in Sha-
ron, Saturday night, April 23rd. Music
by the chorus class. He will also lecture
at the M. f. church in Medicine Lodge,
on Monday night, April 25th. Admis-
sion, ID cents for grown people; 10 cts.
for children. Do not miss the popular
lecture, A Journey in the Wonder
Land or, Nine Days in the Yellow
stone National Park" Rev. Lumpkin
is among the few thorough graduates
who left Barber county to attend school
and having finished his education has
promised to deliver his popular lecture.
All are cordially invited to the mental
treat.
Secretary Hahn has just received from
state secretary, j. b. French, fifty COD
les of Senator Stanford's speech on the
Land Loan bill, and thirty copies of
Senator PETERS speech on the same
bill. These he has mailed to persons in
this county where it was thought their
perusal would be profitable to those
reading them, and result in benefiting
the peoples party. Every republican
ought to be especially glad to read what
Mr.. Stanford, the republican senator
fromCalifornia has said on this subject;
and after reading his speech. we pre-
dict that every one will wish to know
what Mr.. PETER says on the same sub
ject, since Senator PETERS speech is
longer, fuller and more comprehensive
Each alliance man who receives copy
of either speech will do well to read and
then hand to some neighbor who viii
Iedu anu prOHC Dy IL.
"Tenth Cavalry" writing to the
Cresset says, "Mr. Storey stated that
he could not see for the life of him how
any man could vote any other than the
democratic or alliance tickets" Mr.
Storey said no such thing. He did say
my vote Will be cast, as usual, with
the people, and for the life of me
can't.see why we can't win" There is
quite a difference. The correspondent
then says he can't see how man with
ordinary ability can vote anything but
the republican ticket, especially after
serving four years in the late war, and
drawing pension besides. The Late
war has been oyer "a years, long enough