Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-01
Attend YOUR primaries June 7tb

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Woodward has just opened his stock
of summer goods. 81
r. NJ. Sparks shipped two loads of
hogs last night.
Best goods. lowest prices, polite atten-
ton, at Woodward's. 81
Rev. Nichoson's address on Decora-
tion Day, is highly complimented.
D. G. Mari still has some Kaffir Corn
for sale. Prices to suit the hard times.
Miss Ora Julian, of KIowa, made her
friends in Medicine Lodge call Mon
day.
Mr.. DeGeer tried a couple INSIDE
meanor cases at Kiowa Saturday. Con-
vlctions both cases.
l.. +. Pearson's father-in-law, Mr..
Harris, left for his home in Independ-
ence, Mo-, yesterday.
Thos. l.. Sparks, of Glensted, Mo-,
was here last week, looking after his
real estate and other interests.
Wanted-thirty seven young ladies to
take advantage of leap year, and dis
pose of our bashful old bachelors.
Cummings Header will weigh as lit
tie as possible, but Will get there all
the same. See Chase & Allen, agts. 81
A peoples party club will be formed
at Sharon, Saturday evening, June 4th.
Tndoa MoVoy mill oJdraOo = no N, oofipO
A special train went to Harper and
Wellington Sunday. About fifty or six
ty of our people went to view the work
of the cyclone.
o. &. Rogers, of Beatrice, Nebraska,
will ship in load of horses and mules
from Iowa To sell. They are expected
Friday, Bird of June.
Ed. Sample and Jack Jones went to
Kiowa Monday, to attend the Memorial
meeting there. Mr.. Sample delivered
the grafton of the daV.
Rev. Cam will preach at Attica on
End and 4th Sundays of each month,
at the Walstad school house on the LIST
and 3rd of each month.
Mr.. Musgrove left for Kansas City,
last Friday. He will go from there to
his old home at Lexington, for a few
days visit.
Great Prospects,! and you must have
a Wood Binder, or Cummings Header
to handle your grain. See Chase 81 AL
len, who keep them In full operation.
d. w. Young, the photographer, will
leave for KingfiSher, on the 18th of
May. If you want good photographs,
you had better get them before he
goes. 49tt
Mr.. Harris, father in-law of l.. F..
Pearson, made US well-appreciated
call Monday. The old gentleman says
he is in the middle of the rOad'' If his
eyes are dim.
At the Stockstill school house Judge
Mckay met with a fiattering audience
Saturday night. His talk on the rail
road law was highly complimented, re-
gardless of politics.
Woodward has returned with a large
stock of dry goods, groceries, boots,
shoes, etc. He also has fine line of
tinware. He solicits an inspection of
his goods and prices. 81
We hear Of a secret plot to build a
railroad between Medicine Lodge and
Kiowa. secret or not, we say amen, If
the farmers don't have to pay for it and
give it to some one else.
Bob. Cameron, A. j. Jones, Oh. Boyd
and Jim Gano, went down to Kiowa
Friday, to join the the boys at Kiowa
and inaugurate a new Odd Fellows
lodge at Canadian, Texas. They
had fine time. Some, however, claim
they were running from the cyclone.
Everybody intending to attend the
Omaha convention will please let me
know, as soon as possible. The state
central committee desire to know the
number in order that train accommo
dations may be provided for. l.. E
Beals, secretary central committee.
For Sale-360 acres, three and one
half miles from Medicine Lodge. Al
we'll fenced, good frame house plas
tered, well and cistern, stable for fou
horses and corral, price $4,000. On
of the best bargains in the state. Thi
offer good for thirty days. Ii. II. Har
dy, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. 1-tf
One day last week three boys, Allel
Turk, Clark Howard and Milton Boob
er, dug twelve young coyotes out o
one hole, on Rev. North's claim, mile
northwest, and the next morning tool
their hounds and caught the two oil
ones. We would like to see the thre
boys that can beat this record.
The tree supper given by the allianc
at Kiowa, last Saturday night, was ;
pronounced success. The crowd wa
twice as large as was expected, and a.
seemed to enjoy the supper, though
some one was mean enough to steal
freezer of ice cream. Our people i
Kiowa are to be congratulated on thei
enthusiastic and business-like way O
having a good time. Mr.. Garrison wa
speaker OF the evening.
Mr.. Robert Bergin, of McAdOo towr
ship, made us pleasant call Wednes
day last. Mr.. Burgin was raised in Li1
colnshire, England, and can give enter
tanning accounts of the snobbery an
injustice of English nobility, of the IN
toward conditions which tend to grin
i down the toiling masses of his nativ
land to their ancient condition of seri
dom, of the the land-monopoly whic
: gives to his lordship the greater porto
D Of the profits of husbandry in that Ian
of mines and manufactures, compellin
the poor peasant to toll unmercifull
for bare pittance. He further relate