davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1892-01-30

TRE SHCh AND T#E nEAn.

At Columbus. Ohio. Governor MeKfn-
.ey Z sreported much better but unable to
AZ Mentone Rev. Wm. Spurgean passed
ia ms condition
ln New York the condition of CYRUS III
naeia was worse yesterday thaR af anv
Anae slnoe his long illness. Dr, Fuller saw
nas patient i likely ~ die St ANY momeat.
All Los Angeles. ex-JUdge Roberto. Car.
ton, aged So. native Of Arkansas and 4
resident Of that city for many years. was
found dead IN bed
AZ san Francisco Henry WetherhlIl. the
@eil kneWn lumber merchant, died ef pneu-
Cambridge Mass
At 81 Petersburg Tile final insernent os
the remains of the grand duke of Constan.
tine, uncle of the car, took place todsv.
Ahe services were marked with ali tie
pomp and circumstance which attends an
imperial funerals
, 1892-01-30
FRESH STATE NEWS

Representative Forest L.. Pntnex has sold
the Miilaps Republican.
Ihos N. Griffith. a large rrooervmam in
Spokane, has been divorced from his wife.
The third artasian wen bored rear North
Yakima has struck water 81 q depth Of zoo
feet.
hank cleananoes yesterday. Tacoma.
A59,49l Q8i Seattle. Si0s SSS 05, Portland
sStS, ,oQ0oo.
MAhe Jackson, s l0 year Old boy. was
crushed to death near Seattle, TN stump
falling GA him
Ahe Washington Aotel building. Third
ana Alder Street, M ALA Malla, vas burned
70 the ground on Wednesday.
Ihadeous Hanfond, brother of Judge
haniord, died ia Seattle Of injuries re-
eelyed a week age hy falling Off Grant Street
bridge. He founded the Daily fnteiii-
Mancev
, 1892-01-30

a friend in need is . friend indeed, ana
not less than one million people have found
just such friend in Or. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Cold.
If you have never used this Great Cough
Medicine one trial viii convince YOU that
IL has wonderful curative power ia all dis
eases a. Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each
bottle is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed
or money viii be refunded, Trial bottle
free at the Acme Drug Store, Mari & Ross
PpOprietors
, 1892-01-30
CampbelI's Case.

Dr Jento was on the stand the entire
morning IA the case Of Dr. Campbell. This
afternoon Dr, Adams and Dr, Armstrong
were examined and The evidence for the
state was concluded.
Counsel for defendant then moved that
that the court instruct the jury to bring in
Veralet q net gullty on the grounds Of
insufiiciency of the complaint and that tbn
defendant administered the treatment with
good motive, honest intention. ana ex-
pectation Of curing the deceased. Arau-
ments On this motion were i'll hearing this
afternoon.
, 1892-01-30

Miss Eva Wen, daughter of Secretary
Weir was givena surprise party last night
by her schoolmates. The evening was
pleasantly passed with games, amuse-
ments and refreshments. Those who as-
sisted in the evening" enjoyment were the
Misses Claudio Springer Stella Brintnall
Eleanor Russell, Louisa Gray, Josephine
Prince Marion Williamson, Nellie Prtch-
ard, Roy Hutchinson, Guy Hutchinson.
Jesse Barton, Charles Sanford, John Mo-
ran, Eugene Williamson, Isaac Wolf ana
Tony FTlseh.
, 1892-01-30

Professor Neaen is visiting hss aaMais8er
Atisa NeRons u Aaniiahia.
John McCurkish, Of the pipe factory is
going 70 Boston on visit and VIII Be away
some weeks.
J. Y. Ogden Nlll accompany Mr.. Otis and
Mrs Newell On the trip to New York via
Isthmus Of Panama.
Otto Ranke. of Seattle, formerly a resi-
dent of Olympia, will shortly leave for Ger
many w ae treated for throat trouble.
Dr Newell reports that Mrs. G. IT,. SickeIs
who has been sick Of double pneumonia.
is improving and out OF danger.
, 1892-01-30
In The OIvmpies.

Thousands Of deer are reported in the
Olympic mountains by f. S. Rising, who
returned from that section recently after
4 prospecting tour with C AI. Seeley and
Charles smyser. At a point about forty
miles from Port Angeles the party killed
forty deer and SIX bears. They found indi-
cations Of copper and silver on Hurricane
hill, but the claims have already been all
taken up.
, 1892-01-30
Itnlir ~ MealInr.

On Monday night The Unity club VIII
meet at the NEW Unitarian church, corner
Ninth and Franklin streets The pro-
grsmma ID a follows Russian literature
Mr. George Hopkins; select reading from
same, Miss Amy A. Case, music; inter-
mission Tolstol writer and reformeT
Rev n. Hoagland; Discussion, methods
Of social reform, general. most interesting
literefv event of last two months, any one
Music both numbers arranged nv Mir.
Mitchell Harris.
, 1892-01-30
Libel sult In New orleans.

NEw oRLEANs Jan. Ex-senator Gage
has made affidavit for criminal libel
against Collector Warmoth, Appraiser
Badger, Surveyor of Port Mcmillan. p. s.
Marshal D0nnelly, Coiner Of Mint A. r,
Burton aud Pearl Wright whose name IS
mentioned as probably a candidate faI
governor on the Marmoth ticket. The
above gentlemen compose the directory al
tie republicans here. The salt is the re.
snst 81 an editorial ln 8he New Orleans re,
publican organ. Of the Marn0th faction 81
the republican party stating that Gage az.
ceptea $4,000 from the lottery company
9or bis vote and was also made president d
The convention hy the lottery people. Ii
also adds that he is 8 chief
, 1892-01-30
A MISER'S MONEY
How the old man Lived ana Died
and Ffavv the Confidence Men
secured n Hig Portion Of HIs
Ereat wealth.


seeurea n nag Portion Of HIs
Greae wealth.
cH1cAao. Jam. 30. BY ia event which
occurred u Albert Lea. AEiaa.. tNa Young
girls, not YET out 81 their teens, living on 4
farm in Datehess county New York. Be-
came heirs to more than S5ool l099. They are
the second cousins and only heirs Of STAN
ford Tanner. the eccentric millionaire
miser, who died al the Albert hotel, Albert
Leas at the age of T5 years. Tanner owned
thousands 0f acres of land in three states
and bad nearly $4,000 on deposit 81 tile
banks az Austin and Albert Lea. He had
lived alone for years, spending his time
with bis uen1 and mortgage eollee85ons. Be
cause Of his wealth and eooentrlelt5es he
was marx for confidence men, and the
past ten years this class of gentry have se-
cured nearly $4,000 of The old
misers money. He was aeeoed out
81 $4,000, al in one lump, by
couple Of rasoals from Chicago in The win
ier of 186s They came up to Austin
shout Christmas time, and learning that
Tanner Mss going into the country to
party asked and obtained consent TO take
him out II S sleigh. Instead. however. 0f
1Qins as they aEreeGs they toak him t0 a
country saloon, and at q reFolFer's point
MADE him sagn two checks of 5000 each.
This done, they drove him far into the
country and left him standing in the snow.
Ihens driving to the nearest station, they
took 8 train back 90 AUSTIN got the checks
casheq aE the opening Of the bank, disap-
pearea and no trace Of them has ever been
, 1892-01-30

MAsHENeroN, Jan. 30. I'm the house to-
day The regular order which was the con-
sideation of unfinished business of the
proposed code of rules was demanded
The speaker stated that the rules were not
called up for the reason that their special
order was for I o'clock. The consideration
Of the rules was postponed until Monday.
Public business having been suspended,
the house proceeded TO pay tribute of res.
nect 10 the memory Of the late Represent
atipe HOuk az Tennessee
, 1892-01-30

A special meeting Of the u. nj. q. Al. dill
rectors was held at the association rooms
last night. Those present were Prof. W.
n. Roberts, w. B. Hanna. Charles ii.
Koontz, Charles w. Hooper, G. Y, Leach
and General Secretary Gregg. In the alb
sence of President Weir. Prof. Roberts
acted as chairman. Committees were APP
pointed fer the ensuing wear.
, 1892-01-30

PUEBLO, Col. Jan. S0.--John t. Sullivan
who is here, says "When have finished
these engagements and reached New York
there Will not be d man III sight. Mitchell
never whipped man in his life. bat II
there Is plenty Of money in it of course IN
put up my arms against him ia San Fran
cisco. I would Ike to tackle Slavin. hut /
do not think his friends will give me an
fa4as,4,~fsft,fA.- -
, 1892-01-30
Valuable Mine sold

The three-6fths interest IN the Eagle
mine, situated in okanogan county
which was purchased a few years ago from
0kanogan Smith BY syndicate which in
clUdea Messrs. Frost Young, Billings.
Hiitz, Barnes, Toellner, McCausland. Glid-
den and Forbes, Of this city, has been re-
sold to Mr.. Smith for $4,000 payment to
be made III August next
, 1892-01-30

The Carlton house, on Columbia street
between Fhird and Fourth streets, Olympia,
Wash Will be vacated February s. and mn
Til that time proposals for leasing the
premises will be received by tile under
signed. MRS. 1t. lit. CLARK.
507 Fourth street.
olympia, Jan. 25,> S92 i25-6t
, 1892-01-30

Nav YoRK, Jan. .--Noon-1foneye easy,
q la2 percent, Bar silver, 9Ic. Stocks, arm.
Fours, coupon. 1e, Pacific "a, d. Atehison.
A0% Central Pacific, SSsg Burlington
s5Ss Denver a Rio Grande. 4a7ks North.
en Pacific, 155s; Northern Paciffc. pre-,
serred, 6G1ti Northwestern, IS5S; New Yorl
central 1885 Oregon Navigation. 9o1z
North American, l6; Pacific Mail. SsiS
Rock Island, 81 st. Paul "a Omaha. 45.
IeXas Pacific l22z; Union Pacific. Az
Wells Fargo Express, 40; Western Union
s4tx
, 1892-01-30
rhe rnEon rncific linz.

BosroS, Jan. so.-The Union Pacific peo-
pie say that there is no intention Of resun-
ing work on the Puget Sound extension at
present The report probably emauated
from The people Of that section who are
anxious % have the line built. The OUT
look for coast business was never better
than now, but no new construction for the
eurrenA wear Is aanLamnlaLad-
, 1892-01-30

Mrs YHHx. Jan. eoTha AF-iamei
Raneoeas stock farm ss taf sala and siFes
and mairans ALSO, mhich ha2a won Con The
American iHFF an international fame and
wili Naaa " divided among the highest bi6.
&Nyx IL #tia W same @tenths grt befors
ihc STOCK viii Be CstaloEuea. hai the great
form Is Lorsliard. near gahssamn, N. u. 8
awaiting 8 purchaser.
, 1892-01-30
no Elect Senators hT the People.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S0.--The house COM
mittee on the election OF president, vice
president and congressman, by formal
vote today approved the principle that
Onited states senators should be elected
by the people Of the respective states The
question Of the details Of the amendment
70 the constitution to effect this purpose
was referred 70 special meeting to be held
next Wednesday.
, 1892-01-30
Fnr 50.

One or two choice residence lots. beauti-
full location, at a bargain.
Also some fine lots off Fourth street. one
mile from corner of Main and Fourth. Con-
venient 70 newly proposed electric line.
Very cheap II sold Immediately Terms
to suit.
Address t0wner, +" TRIBUNE Office.
9v-S-;1o
, 1892-01-30

CHicAoo, Jan, Sd. Close ~ Wheat =
Easy Cash, sec May, Oyl@903sc.
Corn-Steady; cash, Ssx@SSszc; Nav,
40o.
Oats -Steadyi cash. 2ac; May, S0sSo.
Barley Nominal 59060c.
Pork Steady; Cash, SS.45; May, SiI ESQ
1i.a4lS.
I.ard--kirm; cash. S6. 8Q0H6. .49tgs May
all GgsE6TT OK
, 1892-01-30

san FRANcrsoo, Jan. So Bradstreet's
Mercantile agency report thirteen failures
in the Pacific coast states and territories
for the week ending yesterday, as com
pared with thirteen for the previous week,
and nineteen foF the corresponding week
INF 1901
, 1892-01-30
A Fine llgs,inetlap

Philadelphia Record; are your eggs
/ fresh q asked the lady. and the conscien-
tlous marketman told her They're leetle
off fer bilin', mum, but they make as tine
an nmelet as ever you sunk tooth i'm
, 1892-01-30
nnhoIs kNIIl Ia sentea !.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 80,-The senate com
mittee on privileges and elections will sub
nit a report to the senate on Monday
recommending that Senator Dubois, o
Idaho, retain his seat.
, 1892-01-30

Fvefy day except sunday TIE Multnemah sr
rivca from Tacoma at i0sM asms returning
leaves at Pm f6F Tacoma and Seattle
Clara Brown leaves Olympia Tuesday, Thurs
dav and saturday ai am tof Tacoma and se
affla Returning, leavc6 Mondays, Wednesday,
aNd FKgdaYs AFasa nm4
For shelton, the Wtllie leaves daily eNpep
SUNDAY at 9ao am. Returning arfives here a
p.m.s connecting both ways with The Muitnn
NAH.
For Kamflehie, and shelton Doctor leave
daily as am. returning. arrives ats pm.
, 1892-01-30
Cheap Rates.

For cheapest rates to st. Paul. Milwau-
kees Kansas City, Chicago and all points
kast and South, apply TO u G. Percival.
agent Union Pacific n, ri. n24tf
, 1892-01-30
Mondnr Morning.

tell your grocer 70 send you up a sack ol
Davis Best Flour made in the capita
city. You want to tfyit Telephone, No,
, 1892-01-30

Leave Olympia, sss0nm
Leave Olympia, 30 pm.
Arrive a6 Olympia, 1880 8 M
Arrive at Olympia, Pm.
The train ieapinR az ~ am. makes close CON
ncctfan 1T Eanine with Northern Pacific from
seattle an8 Tacoma inF Portland leaving Ee.
nine at as8z a.M., arf8gsnE iH Portland az y m,
ThH train leaving AT sa p.nss makes com
nerfl@n WikA tho train from Portland f0r Ia-
coma aHa seattle, 8t TcmiHos at SOS pm.
, 1892-01-30
GUIDE
NORTHERN rAcarlc ZANE.

ror Portland WIN Gase csty #H-m.
NOT Gate CITY, CcntrAlia ana Ghchalis, eilA
pm.
For Moagesano and Gmya HafboF points s;ss
am.
For Tacoma and seattle aso2 and pm.
TRAINS ARRIVE
From cantralias Chehais and Gate City e.o2
ann.
Fwam Portland EeMirm8&a Ghnhalia, Cate City,
MnnteBans aHa H@vs Warbaf points Pima
From Tse0an@ and Seattle aQ4 asEn.i and
6efAp-m+
, 1892-01-30

nAtlY.
California Ana southern States ana
Gtays Hagbar And Caasf pefAEa SsIs am
Tacoma and lower sound points 48s. ss80 am
TmmwNtaF Fnnln0 and an points south 8sI6 a. hi
Eastern states and al points east and
north s...,t...ss .s.s...s.ss4..s,. 4;l5 pm
All Southern Washington aud oregon
points south aud eastern aud north.
efn siatas ~. ...., ..s.ss.s s.s..ss. A;9o pm.
Pickering. Monday Wednesday and
Friday s....s..sss. lam.
ksmlleha hmd shelton, datly except
sunday .,s-as.., sss.ss.ss. 7.4s am.
ARRIVALS.
DAILY.
Points north Oregon and points on
NJ r. a. IT south 81 Iap6ma.ssss s.45 am.
nrsfsh Columbia and points north
and past to Wisconsin and East
efH Washington ....sses.4ss.ss III scam.
GfaYs H8rhef and Coast points s...s 500 .n.
TumWateF and IFnln0 sss+s44a4ss 4ss.sst 500 pm.
Eastern states Rnd California ~ 5s0an.
Tacoma and lower sound Points, 6s91 p,m#
, 1892-01-30
cnllfnrnln arntn mnrlsef.

san FRANcrsco, Jan. 80.-Wheat, buyer,
season, SUES.
, 1892-01-30

~@@~~~~@~~~@~
pFea : Worth q Calnea 6aE" Ssc-
, 1892-01-30
wANTFD.


Al fIefTEoN ~ hnneekcapeI he middle
"A lady Adar1m BOX 6s7 olympia.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-30
FOR SALE.

head of fine Missouri bred
i Mules. 26tf GEO. W. HENDRICKsoN
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-30
The SuiFerlng Suffragists.

The regular meeting OF the equal suf-
frage association was held Saturday af-
ternoon at the office of Judge Ellis. A
good number was present. The meet
ing was opened by devotional exercises.
lead by Mrs. Runyan. The roll was
called. to which many of the ladies res
pended by quotations. Several able
papers were read on the following sub
jects:
How School Suffrage Came to the
Women of Kansas" by Mrs. j. S.
Runyan.
do the Women in the Country Vote
in any smaller proportion, at School
Elections, and do they have any smaller
influence thereon than city women do?''
by Mrs. NJ L. Landis.
Mrs. E. G. Stout gave an interesting
address upon the subject, "Why is il
urgent that women serve on school
boards, and what proposition of the
members OF these boards should be
womeD?n
A general discussion followed. after
-ghich the meeting adjourned.
The next regular meeting Wa. ~ "a neln 9
April 9th, at three o'clock, at the usual
place.
A cordial invitation Is extended t.
all. and the gentlemen members are es-
peciaIly invited to be present at this
meeting.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-30
Endorsing the st. Louis Platform.

A number of the peoples party men
met at the Index office last Saturday
and talked of political prospects, &c.
The following preamble and resolution
were written out, offered and unani-
mously adopted:
We, as members of the peoples par
ty, in a meeting held this 18th day OF
March, 1892, hereby
REsoLvE-That we heartily endorse
the action of the Industrial conference
held at st. Louis on the END of Febru-
airy, 1892, and believe that the action OF
the mass convention IN selecting COM
mittee to cooperate with the executive
committee of the peoples party, was
the only consistent course to be pursu-
ed, and we pledge our utmost efforts in
support of the platform there adopted
believing that in independent political
action will be found the remedy for ex-
isting wrongs imposed upon the masses
by legislation in favor of the few.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-30
Barber County Republicans.

The republicans held their delegate
convention at the court house last Sat.
urday, and pretty good crowd was in
attendance. There was a shade of
doubt overspreadlng the faces of the
delegates, and a gloomy cloud seemed
to hang over the court house. There
was not that rip-snorting positive feel
ing which got them into trouble two
years ago. There we're men in the con-
ventlOn who did not want any nomina-
who were willing to sacrifice personal
friendship for man who was thought
to be stronger before the people. The
whole convention had gwen up the idea
that a republican yellow dog could be
elected to any Office for which he re-
celved a republican nomination.
The peoples party has not lived in
vain. 1t has taught its opponents that
the people have a few rights which
they intend to maintain.
The business of the convention was
to select delegates and alternateS to the
state, congressional and senatorial con-
ventions. The following delegates were
chosen:
To the congressional convention at
Kingman, on June 18th, to nominate a
candidate for congress and one presi
Dental elector: E. Sample, j. E. Mich
olson, R. A. Cameron, E. L. Noble and
n. Multer.
To the congressional convention TO
be held at Kinsley, on May 3rd, to Sc
lect two delegates to the national re
publican convention at Minneapolis: ..
Haberlein, j. w. Springer. VIM. Ma
honey, James Huff and w. L. Rouse.
To the state convention at Topeka,
on the 30th of June, to nominate state
ticket: J. w. Dobson, S. H. Oliver,
James Stranathan, T. A. McNeal and
j. H. Wheat.
To the state convention at Hutchin-
son, to be held on May 9Th, to nominate
a candidate for congress-at-large; to
to nominate three presidential electors,
and to select six delegates at large TO
the national conventions: Frank
H dimes, A. G. CIR gsby, q. G. Shigley,
H. II. Fair and A. G. Crews.
The convention heartily endorsed
Chester l. Long, and instructed the del
egates to the congressional convention
to labor for his nomination.
The delegates to the state convention
are favorable to the nomination of M.
M. Murdoch as candidate for govern
or, which means that they favor the
prohibition law as blind, but are OPP
| posed to its enforcement.
AS there was SO much doubt in the
minds of the delegates, there was not
much scramble for nominations. and
the convention passed off quite de-
| Gently.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-30
Young Peoples entertainment.

The following programme will be
rendered by the young people OF the
Baptist church. at the courthouse Fri
day night. Admission, Is cents:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-30
County alliance April 2.


Unique supper tomorrow night, by
0. E. s., from $50 to $50.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
For Sale-A horse, buggy and set of
single buggy harness. Inquire at this
Office.
Col. Eldred has moved to his ranch,
ana will make it his permanent home.
He has now about 900 acres under the
plow.
Unique tea and splendid supper, by
the Eastern Star, at their hall to-mOr-
row night, from $50 to $3.50. Come,
everybody.
March was like roaring lion yester-
day. Houses SHOOK, doors and windows
ratified, signs creaked and dust and
rubbish filled the air.
For sale-Seed oats at 80 cents per
bushel; and early seed corn at so cents
per bushel. Samples at Burnett's store.
G. J. Skeen, Roundup. Kansas. tf-4l
DR.. Yant and Mrs. Yant both gradu-
ated with honors at the Kansas City
Dental College-tne doctor on operat-
ing and Mrs. Yant on general examina
ton.
Elder Nicholson will deliver a dis
course next Sunday at the Christian
chapel, on the bible doctrine of San cti-
tication. You are courteously invited
to be present.
We are assured by gentleman who
has made careful and very extended
examination, that the fruit is not hurt.
He says that not one bud in hundred
has been killed. If One-half are alive
the trees will be overloaded.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-30
Efrei EirAl

AT 5:45 O'Clock yesterday morning the
alarm of fire was sounded from the SUI
gar mill. Though the whistle blew
long and loud, but few persons, appa-
rently, were awakened from their heavy
morning slumbers. again the alarm
was sounded and those who were awake
helped to awaken the sleepers, and by
SIX O'Clock nearly half of our male pop
ulatlon was on the streets anxious to
do all that could be done to subdue fire
and save property.
AT first nobody knew where to look
for the fire and the hose cart was start
ed on dead run to the sugar mill.
When it reached the bridge near the
mill. the men were informed that
there was no fire at the mill. but that
the electric alarm in the mill was still
ringing. A little investigation now be-
came necessary, and it was soon discoy-
cred that the wires had become crossed
and the circuit thus completed set the
alarm to ringing.
The INDEX was very pleasantly dis
appointed in regard to the ire. AS we
went splashing through the mud we re-
called accounts of great fires in the
great cities, and wondered if we would
have to tell of poor, helpless woman
being devoured by the hungry fire fiend,
or describe the agony of mother as
she saw her only child sink back into
the arms of the remorseless monster;
or would we have to tell how the flames
leaped to heaven, as if taking fiendish
delight IN destroying the results of
years of hard labor. Would we tell of
the shout of the trenzied mob as some
braye fireman was caught beneath a
fallen wall; describe the crash of some
heavy machinery breaking through the
fifth floor and crushing Its way to the
cellar; would our pencil be competent
TO the task of picturing the horror and
dismay on the faces of the people when
the shout of 'powder!' "powder!n was
heard and wind up with the sad SEN
tence, ''alas, the alarm came too late -
Would we have to tell of the nightmare
of gloom that had settled down on our
beloved city In consequence of the men,
orable cOnfiagration, and end it all by
saying few white boards in our ceme-
terry now mark the spot where rest the
remains of band of heroes, as brave
as those who died at Thermopyl@.
But such is not the case. 1t was just
a common, slab-sided false alarm. But
once more the INDEX wishes to compli-
ment the people of Medicine Lodge on
their willingness to turn out and do
their whole duty in case of fire
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-30
The Baptist Church.

The pastor of the Baptist church be-
gins on next Sunday. his fifth year of
settlement with the church in Medicine
Lodge. When he began work here
there were but ten members, and they
owned about ten dollars worth of prop
eFty, What We have to day is the ac-
emulation OF ths past four years.
Trusting the favors Of the good Lord
may continue to abide with US, we take
new hope and press on in the service
of the Master. w. A. CAIN,
Pastor of Church,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-30
Medicine Lgdge and Sawyer
STAGE LlNE.-
J. w. COULTER, PROPRIETOR.

WILL carry passengers. baggage and express
w between Medicine Lodge and Sawyer.
VIII leave Medicine Lodge on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7:30 a. m. and arrive at
Sawyer at II 30; leave Sawyer at las p. m: ar
rive al Medicine LodRe at e:O0 D. m. 80
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-30
Shock Fodder For Sale.

have for sale three hundred shocks
of corn fodder, and@ large lot of hay
and straw. Call quick. 1 have 10000
yearling peach trees to give away.
45 w. l.. MURDOCH.